Star.
London, England, 1819-05-21 00:00:00

THE BANK RESTRICTION.

We are informed. that isopposition to Mr.Ptres,
the following Resolndulge win be subtnitu.d to both
Houses of Pat'Lament:

That, u h appears notaary to sum to Cast Parnent,
the Bank within as shut a time u may be deemed exp4,.:7
and as the measure Oa all sides is admitted to be
many Misukies of width It Would be advisable to chow: ill, ka,
That, from the apparent difficulties in the way of atizseit.
the relative roportiou beverage Gold and Sever, it appear
viable to seket one or other of these metals 0,4, to my,
the standard of value:

That, in order to combine a return to Metallic Currency x
the greatest possible circulation of Bank Paper; aiferri.,:,z
the one land a currency as extensive as the wants of the
may require, with. on the ork-r, a security to the wt;;
Its Intrinsic value, which alone can maintain ow 1%,.t.47:•.
changes at par; and further, with a view to retwn t,) tb,
deosiminatioas of Al sterling as fixed by the 431 Elitabcol,
Stsvaz of the standard fineness and ancient Mint liegal.;t:.J.4
114 as the Standard of Value of these Realms:
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,in order not to rer.dcr nugatory tan

the useful reform of our Silver Cnitiage, lately isvle:
inky with the Act of Geo. Il I. c. 56—usefal, I 10!
has beta issued at a depreciation hi wcight, but betrwe q L
given us a far better coinage, both in weight and sst:T
ester reduced the former may be by the pi es.nt
bons) than was formerly current
• That Crowns, Half-crowns, Shillings, and Sixpen:es„
by virtue of the aforesaid Act of 56 Geo. II I. capsdu, do :cos,
current, as by l'rochdetation they now are; but that 'bit
in discharge of debt, continue, as heretufae, restaicted tow*
not exceeding forty shillings in anmunt:

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That, with respect to Paymmts exceeding forty sh.:l.:gx
to any amount, they be hereafter, from a date Is be find
Parliament, payable in silver to be imniediately aimed tut.
formity with our ancient Mint Regulations of sixty-two
per pouted Troy in weight, and in fineness of el!Tell ounces',
pennyweights fine silver to the pound Troy, with the esk
remedies, into pieces of ten shillings each, bearing the Sows*
Effigy on the one side and the National Arms on the other:
That it be incumbent on the Governor and Company of t,
Bank of England to exchange its notes at the will of the hake
thereof, into either of the two above Silver Coinages, t:
amount demanded:

That from and after a day to be fixed, an Notes of ,Cl of
Governor and (company of the Bank of England be call,
and no more issued

That it is axpodknt that all Laws which prohibit the *kite
or Exportation of the Gold or Silver Coin of the Realm, lai
the Exportation of Gold or Silver Bullion made of sash Cum,
should be raveled
That, with respect to Gold Cele, whether Sovereigns or'
was, or *sir subdivisions, those now extant or likely to retch
to this country, be left free to find their relative values, accui.
ing to their weight, and to the fluctuating proportion benves
Gold and Silver, without Lett or hindrance, and that whit •
Bard toithe continuation of any fainter coinage of the urn;
his Majesty's Mint, at the request of individuals brircing tide
Gold Bullion (but always with nuance oft or * yet cert
for charges of Dressage and no sum) That it be left a gonna
for the wisdom of his Majesty's Privy Connell to decide spin,
but that boncefonrard Silver Coin do cen-inne to be the e'

Standard Measure of value of this Malted IGiessicsn.

THE ARMT. '
The 24th Regiment of Dragoons, which landed
last week from India, is now gestrtered at Chatham.
It consists of about 200 Officers and privies, chiefly
those enlisted for a limited time. The others entered
into other Regiments befors.dbe 24th sailed. The
above Regiment leftaaslend about 24 years ago.

NAVAL INTEELIGENCE.
The Hoomoroble Company's aiiip WiUhm Pitt, Gammi,
waa spoke on the 25t1 Marsh, W lat. 4. & keg. 19. O. W,
also the ship Neptune, of Calcutta, Low, front Liverpool
Calcutta, on the Ist April, in 111.0. 6. S. long. 20. W.—alp
the ah‘p Cadmus, Arrimnr, from London to the Isle of Frwes,
so the ad April, in lat. 1.51. N. law 20. W. by the Wis.
pensable, arrived from the South Seas.
PLYAIOO2III, MAT 19—Wind N.W.—Carne in the Valimis,
Cum, from Rio Janeiro, for Hambureh for water aid pre&
dons. in 90 days
Poarsesourn Mir 90 N.W. -Paced by fee lei•
don, the Amatila, Remain, from Jantaisa ; Mary, —, frees
Hawannah, for Bremen ; and Del Carmen, Nana, from Rimier
for London.

DICAL, MAT 110.—Wind & S. W.—Arvind and sailed for
River, &c. the Catherine, GRARAII, from the aped Good
Hope; ['dispensable, B from the South Seas; limerick
Trader, Gawnres, from La rick ; Helena Margaretta, lima
[tors Cette, for Petersburgh ; Helena, Gaire, from ditto,
Heathen* Came down from the River and sailed, the
tory, BILAITEWAITT ; and Zephyr% TAYLOIL, fur Quebec.
Dooms, Mei W.—Arrived this slimming the Susanna, Gr.
Mow, with a mail and pawners from Ostend. Soled this
rnernhig the Lord Daman packet, Captain Haasu.tax, for Cash,
with a mail and passengers. Arrived this afternoon the Prince
Leopold, Captain Roams, from Calais, with passengers.
11VALPOOL, MAT IL—Arrived the Aries, Tama, from
Yaaeira---eatled 7th March ; on the 10th April, in Lt.!. S. 1
34. W. was boarded by the brig Valiant, of Baltimore, they.
captured a Portuguese ship and a brig of war, the latter a
an engagement of half an hour : on the 17th April, in lat. It.
long. 399.60. was boarded by his Majesty's ship_Lwrzr.

Yesterday the Dispatches were closed at the F
India House, and delivered to the Pursers of
lowing ships, viz.—Princess Charlotteof Wales, Car.
tain C. B. Gataatz ; and Marquis of Wellingto,.
Captain J. Wow), for Bengal direct.
Passessgen per Princess Charlotte of Waks.—For Bentz(-
Ca Andree, Dickson, and Pratt ; Lieutenant Peahens'
and Lady; Miss Smkh; .11dessn. Ashmore and Gardner, Sr'
merchants; Mr. I. Moyne, free mariner; Messrs. Galan,
vans, Garrett. Wilson, Shortland, Dalzetl, and Temple, Cafe%
Per Mara* of Wellington.—For Bengal—Mears. Mama*
Hope, (and Lady), senior merchants; Messrs. Cheap, Cake,
Wyatt, and Campbell, writers ; Mr. Assistant-Surgeons Mai*.
leinl, Weklunan, and Gratin ; Mr. Brennoz:, free merclars.
Xrs. Wyatt ; Messrs. Bathed, Wakefield, White, Crate".
M'Marine, Corbet, Fleming, Cautley, and Motskesd,
STATE OF THE ODDS..—BETTING.ROOM, MAY '
DERBY.

2 to 1 apt 'Meths
S to 1 apt Louisa
6 to 1 apt Sultan
8 to 1 apt Dotninie (taken)

II to 1 apt Tar Topaz (takedJ
14 t 1 apt Quail
16 to 1 apt Euphrates (take
17 to 1 apt Iris

OAKS.

12 to S apt Rvadne 7 to 1 list Sister to Osman
5 to 1 agst Blue Stockings
Very Iltde betting on the Oats, sad none on the St. Leger.
CORN-MARKET. MARE-LANE, MAY In'
We have had no fresh supply of Wheat since M
day, but a tolerably large quantity was left over from
Wednesday's market, which met heavy sale
morning, in consequence of the price of Flour bavi
been knvered Ss, per sack; and what little was di
posed of was at a decline of full 2s. per quarter.
Harker, Peas, and Beans, are nearly unsakable,
cept at very low prices. Oats are ls. cheaper,
supply being very great and the consumers unw,
ling tp ptuthase.

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