The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-04-20 00:00:00

NEM PLAN OF FINANCE.
The following is the auseselcadon made by Mt.
Bue to the Stock &champ :
Tremor* chambers. Aril, 17.
-lAA Liverpool and the Chancellor of the Exche.
'quer, lb pursuance of the condition mentioned its the
•;notice dated April 14, have determined that the books
fetreceiving ‘ubscriptiotts We a new stock, et the rite
0(.3; Per cent., should contieweopen•esitil tho24th
inst., incluei.e, unless a sum of 3,003,0001. of money
at the rate of 111. for every 1001. stock, itt the terms
of the former notice, shall be subscribed before that
day ; end when the subscription to that amount shall
be Completed, the hooks W.ll be.finally closed, and
every person who has alreldy•lubstribed. or may
• hereafter subscribe, *ill be at liberty to fund Etche.
(pet' Bills, on the terms already proposed, to an es.
tent not exceeding the sesnent of the capital Stock its
• the 3 per cent. Confide, nr Itedo'Ced Annuities sub-
:scribed by him. Subscriptions of not lest than 2,0001.
lipital meek will be received. Every person funding
Exchequer Bills., after having made a deposit of 5 per'
~cent at the Bank, either in Exchequer Bills or money,
at the time of declaring his option to fund, will he
'allowed to deliver them et 'the following periods, in-
stead of the periods mentioned for their delivery Ice
cording to the former notice, vit.— •
Door before the la of A41%44,1618 .. . per cent.
Su of September . . • 21) eve (cot.
14 of October . . . wr Cr.'?.
'not of October . . .Ist we.
• 36th of November - . the reautootee.
MI T.:envier Bills, dated ors or before the 1.4 of
August ilea, will he received at the, Exchequer Bill
Office, on account of the Bills funded, pensided they
have not been advertised to be paid off at the re.
'specti le de's of payment; but the interest of such
Exchequer Bills will cease from
the Ist of Augest,
.notwithstandioe they may not be brought 'WO the
Exchequer Bill Otfice till after that date. •
Money will be received instead of Exchequer Bills,
on any of the above days, upon a payment at the
rate of I per cent. in addition to the amount of the
instalment, and 'also *port payment of an interest at
the rate of Id. per cent. per gliem, from the Ist of
Augest to the day of payment.

ug.
About 14,000,0001. of the money, sod Eseheqeer
Bills, lobe raised by this sehirription, will be wanted
for the service of the year; and the remainder of the
money and Exchequer Bills sub4cribed will operate
ai a reduction of the unfunded debt.

QUEEA's CoUKT.

Ott Saturday, at four o'clock, the QuEER held a
Court for the purpose of receiving the Aefdress of the
Corporation of London. on the Marriage of her
• Daughter, the Princess Elizabeth.
The Lord Mayor, attended by Sir William Curtis,
Sir J. Earner, Sir C. Flower, Sir C. S. Hunter... Mr.
Alderman Scholey, Mr. Alderman Cux, the Recor-
der, Sheriffs, City Officers, and several.membere of
the Court of Common 'Council, arrived in State
from Guildhall, and preseuted the, following Ad.
dress:—.
To the Queens most excellent Majesty. the Vestige Address of
the Lord Minor, atarrmeti, and Coresieni of the City of
Lan don, is Common Connell usiienibkd.
Mav it please s-ur Itujeds.
We. Ilia Mojr-t s'e moo tholful and loyal sub.reets the Lord
Rayne. Aldermen. sod Common of tie City iesodoii, in
Common Calumet as misled, beg lose tar reigg. ululate itr
!kinkily on ow rib Cul marriage Your hlniesi Hilli
aisagh4er. IMP rfinena Eliaahela. with his Serene Highness the
lie ?editor, Prince of Hes.e.floisharg.
The sa.lay nud.endeating virtues which adorn her Royal
Highness's mind. reltimeit by the tender iesidaity, and guided
by the eminent esample of her Royal Mother. could not f ,•I
to annul universal admiration, sal we conicatelate. wi h pe
euliar plea.are. the onion of a Princes. ends wed with qu sissies
so truly aminble, with s Prince not less diiiiiicelshed fur his vs.
lour and noble accomplishment*. •
We earnestly hope. Midas% that this utopian's' alliance
May be crowned with every prosperity Oat can met t a pnrent's
tsetse tangelo* wishes. and that your Majesty may keg contioue
te w neon its increasing Mirky.
Signed. by order of Cairt.
HENRY wOoDTHOiteg.
They were very graciously rectified, and her Ma-
jesty returned the following answer :
I receive with Brent rati.ftctinn your comeninsilatines on an
.094.11 e at highly interesting In me and to my Foto/. wed tam
tooth gratified by the seatimeatt towards mayor,' with whi h
they have been accompanied.
They were immediately afterwards introduced to
the Princess Elizabeth and the Prince of Ile's.- 11mo.
burg, and presented the following compliments of
cengratolation to each of them
• :
Ti' her Royal Menial the Priocew of ileree•llombarc.
Mad en,
We. the Lord Movor. Aldermen. and Cansentens of Ve Cite
I,nrd.m. in Cll.l 0195esotesi, request permission
to otr nor warmest rerogrntsilininies mom the onspicimis mar-
tinte of your floret Highness with his Steele Richness the
/1.'4441h:5r, Prince of Iles-e-Himsburig.
torsi ncenstohted to behold with respect and delight
in yonr Rossi Highness's conduct. the prartice of every virtue
that coo mimes the human mina. we cootidently indulge the hope.
that nen jn.feil alliance with an Illumriont anal Arromplhiteit
Prince nails.. crowned with every Wooing, and be prosincrive
if uninterrupted happirieni.
Signed, by order of Coml. _

lIERY WOODTHORPE.
Hat• Rnytl Highness's Answer
• MT Lard Ma yor an 4 Geuilemen.
receive yous roncruitelosioat wiib she ututint vasivfoetion:
The aenssowass which you have e %pre-veil I,lw art. so v,44fare
highly strasirvisue t.. mv, and I beg you le be a-bused Ilona
%bat ever 4tekr u lively itierevt it the welfare and pro•perhy
Of she City of London.

To his Serer* Highness Frederick Joseph Look Chutes
Angtimos Lirodgrove and Hereditary Prince of 11e..e.
II ou burg.
Stir,—We, the Lord-Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons of the
City of London. "tremolo.° Council ;mumbled, hi* the high-
est odisfoction in paving our romplintere of ctio•grotolotion to
}oar Serene Higher's an your-are arrival in thi. ifilititoro, nod
on your snepicioas imprints with oar illustrious and autiabk
Prioress Elianheth. •
The dignity of virtu Princely Honor, firmly attached to lb.
interest of the Protestant cause, in esrry reiiVe worthy a Mir
estetrat..togellier mint your Serene, [litho, . military fame
ies
nod noble endowments. afford u 4 the happy resage that lbw
illustrious urrintrys ill be productive of the wt it per feet (racily :
ind long may your Serene nightie.. lute to enjoy the blessings
of this ulthutoe. - i /
• Signed. by ordinf enort.
HENRY
.001)THOKF1 .
II is Serene Highness's answer:. .
My Lord Mayor mot Gennetritn. I
I return yea toy warmest thanks r* emir ennzratulations.
and fur the firvourahle tentienernsw hit* you have expressed In-
wards myself,
It will ever be or earnest wish to merit the good ()plaint:4a
coyest of the City of London.
The Princess Elizahetb, afar the ceremony of
the address, conversed with the Lard NI” or, and es.
Pressed berrelf highly gratified • ith the numerous
assemblage of the deputation. She said she Was
about to leave England soon, but should return ia the
spring to the country to which she wits warmly
and closely attached. The Prior* of Hesse. float.
burg read his answer in German, after which the
Princess read it in English. Thell3rince. aacarcd
iiiibli ratified with the address.