Star.
London, England, 1829-05-05 00:00:00

Anglo Ilexicao
United Meatus'. •

The Marquis of Auourser, in the House of Peers
last night, made his promised explanation of the ciP
cum:trances which led to his -recall from the post of
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and was most conclusively
answered by his Grace the Ddke of WILLINaTOII.6
There is not a man of common sense in the kingdoms
that will not agree with us in thinking. that it *as iai•
possible that his Majesty's Government could act other.
wise than recall the Marquis from Ireland, sifter
,mpracticable and discordant feelings manifested_ to
wards the Government at home, both in his acts and
declarations ; and we think that the Noble Marquis base
by bringing forward his case, and 'reading the cors•
pnndence which passed between Aim and the Duke
WELLINGTON, given another proof, it any were want.
ing, that be does, not possess sufficient judgment for a
station of such Immense importance as the Lord Lim.
tenancy of Ireland. We trust that the subject will now
sink into oblivion.
We

mentioned yesterday sto.t an afieial message had

-been received at the Stock Exchange from the Bank,
annonecing the intention of Miniiters to fund three
millions of the outstanding Exchequer Bills. The
creation of stock is to be in the four per cents.-ei 1826,

- in 185 S. and £101.10s• is to beAriiett..for
£lOO Escheqrser Bill, the subscribing to take pl .cr
Friday. .The amount• of Stock thus to be .creaked
will, therefore; be £5.045,000 fAur per cents.
As the poblic had formed an espectation that a much
larger fundipg would take place, the Stocks rose cost-
kiderably on its being ascertained that the- amount
would •be limited to ES 000,000; and while on
on this subject. we cannot help remarking that many
very strong observations were made respecting the
issue of this notice. It was broadly stated that
,it had been received at the Bank early in the morning.
though it was not made known till near two o'clock, and
in the mean time 'patties who evidently bad been let into
the secret made enormous purchases, in anticipation of
the rise which took place. We need make no comment
on the circumstance. but we think it would be desirable
in future that any communitation from the CH A uctu.ort
of the EXCHZQOaIi should be made direct to the money
market, and iiot to the Bank parlour.
The, following is an Official Copy of the Message
alluded to in the above observations :

Dollimintratreet. May 4, 1129.
"It is intended to fund a portion of tbe outstaudbig Embequer
Silk los exceeding three millions.
wilubsciiptioos•will, be received at tbe Bank at England frees
prom desirous of fending *mu i and is order to obviate hums.'
' veniroce. the same cruse wi be adopted as on the lsst occasion
of fending, by receiving subscriptions in sealed biters, stating the
sinoriant likicbiodividesivarardedroos of subscribing.
" k Is 'mended that Friday, tM sth instant, Mould be the day
on orbkli subscriptions are tip be.recrived.

—e-
- -4° The terms on which it it• proposed that the Exchequer Bins
ebetddbe funded art, that one hundred and one pounds and ten
Whiny of the Pour per Cents. of idt6 Mould be given for every
1001. principal Of Exchequer Bills.
The Stock so created will not be habit to be paid off until
after the Dividend falling doe in April, lOU, and the interest ups.
it will commence from the sth day of April, 1159. Twenty pounds
per aster cm the amount will be required to be deposited at_ the
time of subscribing.

£lO per Cent. en or before 9th June.
020 Do. Do. Ttit Jay.
£99 Do. ' Do. 11th August.
£lO Do. Di. 15th September.
£2O Do. * Do. toth October.
" Subscribers will be allowed to pay Exchequer Bills in advance,
and to receive the Mutest upon the amount of Exchequer Bilis for
the first instalment, froin the date of the Bill up' to Sib /day inst.
add upon the amount of the BilW for each subsequent instalment,
from the date of tbi Bills up to Os, day when the instalment would
►ave become due. .
" Scrip Receipts Will be blued by the Bank in the same manner
as far a Loan.

" I have to request that you will bay. the goodness to to►e
measures fee ma►ing the modes public io dse angel wow,
(iNgend) " HENRY GIAILBURN."

It is now understood that the CHAMILLOR of the
EICHII4OIIII will. toting forward his Budget. on Friday
*
'night, and as so bold step is apparea.tly to be taken
with the UnfundtdDebt, it ispresunsed that the system
of expedients is again to be persevered in. We trust,
however. this is not the case. and we have reason to
believe that the cause °Enlarger amount of Exchequer
Bills not being funded. is, that the principal part at the
Stock.held by the Savings Banks is to be gradually sold,
add the proceeds vested in •Ezchequer Bills, which
operation will virtually take them out of the market or
the hands of the Bank, and thus obviate the inconve-
nience and danger of so large an unfunded debt. There
is soother reason also foe not funding a larger amount.
The purchase of Stock by the Commissioners for the
Redemption of the .National Debt is to cease at present.
and the surplus Revenue, if any, after payment of the
Life Annuities charged on the Sinking Fund, is to be
,applied to the reduction of Exchequer Bills. by which
it is hoped that this species of security will be absorbed
by degrees. We must wait, however. till
.Friday, to
know correctly the secret how' the Ways and Means are
to be found, relying tbat his Majesty's Ministers will
boldly face any difficulty which does ezist, in preference
to putting off the evil day to .4 a more convenient
season."

We received last night the whole of the Park Papers
of Saturday, but they do not cont4in any intelligence
beyond that which we gave yesterday horn the Con di-
Mimed of that date.

A sort of panic appears to have taken place on the
Pais Stock Eichange;' on Stturday the Three Per
Cents fell as low as 76f. 20c. to 40c. bat they lilt off
higher. The present list states at 771. 10c. but private
accounts state, that at a late hoar of the evening they
bad again declined to 76/. 80e.
."

Just as this Paper was,gmot to press we received the
following important cornmenocationt. ,

U 4 M*v 1.

-
.The at.. Petershage Jsuraid captains s report finet Gressel Pas.
Itewitsch. dated 13th _March, giving an wean' of another victor/
pined over the Turks.
Maier-General Hew having been „informed that the Pada et
Trehisured was receiving very large reinforcements, and was ea-

trenched in an extremely smog tamp near Kintridd, resolved to
attack him, and after a sanguinary combat of four hours, took the
camp by KOlllll. The less of the smear was 1,000 killed mad
wounded ; that of the Ressions, three Princes, one Moir, and U
men killed, mid s Menial 140 subalterns and privates wetbacks,.
Boom Hou.s, Foot O'Curag.
Pdce of Wheat.—Dandle, 160 to 170 saw. '
Exchange es Leados—.l3 101; Two }!oaths, 13 0
Hasairgli &prim, May 1.
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A Hamburg!) Mail arrived this Morning. from winds
the following are extracts: