Star.
London, England, 1819-06-05 00:00:00

4.9 Z'HE EDIKOR OF THE STAR.

Sta—ln your Thursday's Paper (the 3cl instant) lobserve it is
:n_miow-.', you had learnt, front undoubted authority, that my
::^117,1, under the Firm of Ikluet.it and BILUILNER, at St. Peters-
burgh,.itad been authorized, by his Imperial Majesty, to nego-
ciate, in this country, a LOan for Ten 31illlons Sterling.

Without animadverting on the author's motives for such a pub-
lication at the then moment, I request you will, in your next
Paper, cmitradict the fact as to my House having been charged
by 11!4 Int;a•rial Nlaj. sty's Covernment with such a negociation ;
set which ltlecktre hereby not to have the least knowledge.
1 am, Sir, your obedient servant,
J. E. MEXP.R.
Partner in the House of Meyer and Bruner, at
• St. Petersburgh.
Linden, June .5, ISM.

THE EVP:SiINO STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1819.
THE FUNDS.

FRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O.CLCEK
Bank Stuck 228 230
s.per Cent. Reduced 691 7oi- 69i
Per Cent. Consols shot
5,1 per Cent.7Bl—t per Cent. 8894
per Cent. Navy shut
Bunk Long Annuities 181
India Bonds 3 dis. 1 pre.
Exchequer Bills (2d.) 5 7 pre.
Commercial 30 discount
Consols for Acrt: 691} 711 71170; 71

Long before the usual time of btsiness this morn-
ins;, the Stock Exchanae was crowded. Much bustle
and confusion prevailed during the whole of the
morning, and a great deal of business was transacted.
The Consols opened at 6.911, went to 70, 71i, 711, 72..
The business of the Commissioners' box is now nearly
annihilated. . -
As we announced yesterday, the Gentlemen who
had formed lists for the Loan, waited on the Earl of
LIVERPOOL and Mr. VArisizrAar, at twelve o'clock.
The parties ware-1. Messrs. RICARDO and Sons, Mr.
11AWMOND, and others.-2. Mr. ROTHSCHILD, Mr.
MORGAN, Mr. MONTEPIORE, and others.-3. Messrs.
REID and IRVING, Mr. WARD, Mr. ELLIS, and others.
' The Governor and Deputy-Governor of the Bank
were present.
Lord LIVERPOOL stated to the parties, that he had
sent to the Bank a paper, proposing three plans, to
ascertain if the Bank would take in the Omnium, and
advance the instalments in the usual manner, pro-
vided any one of them was adopted. The plans were.
to raise a Loan of
30 Millions, fixing the last payment on the lst July, raeo.
ns Pito
lekroltto
But the Bank had that morning refused to take in
the Omnium, under any of these plans. He therefore
now.proposed to take 12 millions from the Sinking
Fund on the sth July next, which would leave a Sink-
ing Fund of between three and four millions, and to
raise a Loan of 12 millions, of which 6 millions would
be taken in Exchequer Bills, at 20s. premium.
A Loan of five or six millions, he said, would pro-
bably be wanted next year.
The amount of Exchequer Bills now in the hands'
of the public was about 21 millions, and as Govern-
ment would want to issue only £BOO,OOO more, it
would leave the amount of Exchequer Bills in circu-
lation under 19 millions.
The Loan, therefore, would be 12 millions. The
biddings to be on Wednesday, the 9th June, at ten
o'clock, 1:80 Consols, interest commencing sth July,
1819.—The bidding to be in Reduced, and the in-
terest commencing sth April.
THE PAYMENTS.
Deposit 10 per Cent 12th June-1819.
tt 10 ditto , ltith July.
3 10 ditto 00th August.
4 IQ ditto l7th September.
10 dittee lath October.
6 10 ditto 19th November.
7 10 ditto 27th December.
8 10 ditto 21st January-1820.
9 10 ditto 18th February.
10 10 ditto 17th March.

100
Discount, 3 per Cent. for 279 dap-14 ls. sd. per Crag.

The Noble Earl said, that as the Bank had refustd
to take in the Omnium in the usual way, be did not
think it advisable to have recourse to either of the
High Loans; and he trusted, that taking 12 millions
from the Sinking Fund would not be inconvenient.,
He could not anticipate how " the machinery of the
" Sinking Fund would operate, thus reduced in the
•' first instance, to between three and four millions,"