Star.
London, England, 1819-02-16 00:00:00

AMERICA.

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The Report of the Committee appointed to inves-
tigate the affairs of the Bank of the United States has
been published. It occupier ten columns of an Ame-
rican Paper. A deputation of the Committee had
proceeded to Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Richmond,
to. collect information. After minute details, the
Committee conclude. the Report by stating, that the
Bank have violated their Charter in four instances :

Ist. In purchaaing two millions of Public Debt, in qrder to
substitute them for two millions of similar Debt, which it had
coi.tracted to sell, or had sold, in Europe, and which the Secre-
tary of the Treasury claimed the right of redeeming.
2d. In.not requiring the fulfilment of the engagement made
by the Stockholders, in subscribing to pay the second and third
instalments on the Stock, in Coin, and Funded Debt.
3d. In paying Dividends to Stockholders who had not com-
pleted their instalments, the provisions of the Charter in that
respect were violated.
4th. By allowing persons to have store than 30 votes each on
variourpretences of being Anomie*, &c.
The Committee do not offer any remedy for these evils. The
affairs of
.the Bank, in consequence, remain is a very unsettled
state.
American Bank Stock was as low as 93.
NEW YORK, JANUARY ss.

The ship Persia, Captain Williams, arrived here
yesterday, in 94 days from Malacca, &c. Malacca
was given up to the Dutch the 21st of September,
and the regulations were the same as at Batavia. J.
S. Timmerman Thyssen, Esq. was Governor for-Bk
tavia, and the Dutch Rear-Admiral, Wetterbeck, was
there, with the Tromp, 64, and Wilhelmina frigate.
December 16, St. Helena S.W. one mile, was boarded
from one of his Britannic Majesty's look-out sloops
of war ; the boarding of6cer said that Bonaparte was,
in good health, but getting daily more ill-natured.
Tim Asia.—A correspondent of the Baltimore
Telegraph, under the Washington date of the 14th
inst. expresses the opinion that the conflict in the
House of Representatives, on the conduct of General
Jackson, will terminate in a successful attempt to dis-
: band the army.. The letter adds, “ The Virginia Le-
gislature is said to be four to one against General
Jackson. This will be the severest blow to Colonel
, Monroe he has had to dread. General Jackson will
be here on Monday. Rooms are said to be engaged
for him, and it is farther saidhe is to.take his scat in
the House of Representatives, and look at his assail-
ants eye to eye."
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