The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-26 00:00:00

ite . The affairs of the Bank. tal.lch art but f..n mach
. norcted with the present woll-beina of trade, con.
naracr, and financial arrangements of die enema), am
still kept back frosts the pahlic r}e. The Directors
Iwo had more than one c.niferenco with the Minister
and CISAINCILLOR of 1/.4. Ett.ntettan ow the subject
of thsa-Idilonanas .• • inivestready spoken of. stns ,
few days will onainobtedly onfola that which at lop.
idol ins' remain in part concealed.

On Sttatday, at two tertuck. to Cabin"! Ctaatet
was held In tile Foreign Office is

Yesterday, at fear o'clock, • •,eeting of the Co-
West Ministers was held at the Earl of Livetteout.'t
hoarse in Whitehall.
Doves, APRIL 23.—The Doke and nether, of
KENT leaded here to•duy, shoat two o'clock, from
the Royal Sovereign yacht, after • gni passage i•
shoat t• ir hours mad a half from Calais, where they
have remained eeseral days waiting for the spring tide,
to allow of the yacht 'ailing net of Calais Harbour
wills safety. Their Ras al Highways,' appear its ei-
cellent vpitios; the 1) Aless looks particolatly cheer.
fel : they test et the York Hotel tar.eight, sod pre.
eyed t• London in thy embroils*.
CAL%III, APRIL Y3.—The Persian Ambseseder.
*ilk Its a•i'e, united at a late hoist Mat night, ate
at lintel, and will remelts moat likely a
do), so there is a mond placed In prevent the carious
from taking* glimpse at the fair Lady. His mike is
very numeroes.__

'hie present %%crony of EGYPT has, In order to
prevent the plague, 'ejected all vessels cooing from
suspected places to a quarsatilte, god resulted to
erect a I.assretio.
Tt.e folios inc. is an Wainer of • letter front Gibe
roller. It is •airrasely probable that the affair re-
:cried in is •s.;.cerzteil so the account this gives :
(iiIIOALTAit, APRIL I.—TieefiP have been no
est than three ilurls ski, ries between the °Ayers ef
,he reginseot, and one Oifirisra of the American
~loop of war File. Al:Oldie% Is' ((Taft, lee of the
Officeto belnoging to the United States, are dead,
and one of the °direct of the 61. h is seserely, tint
nut dangerously, writinded. 'The dispute arose
between the Plow of the Unis.ll States' frig te„
which has sieve Sailed. sod • bentenjof of the (i lab
itegivnent. Ihe necers of the Gill were pat seder
soled by the Cunimander in Chief, and when chit.
lenzed by their 'Twines's*, stated this coctimstsuce."
The lollesting *street of a letter, fisted Cadiz,
Much t 9, is mule esplicit than sny recently teceised
from that quieter rannerisiog the Esimilitions which
have been so long preparing sesintt the Independents
of South America, and the in.tirces whence it is ea.
ported the foods will he derived for fitting them nit,
together with their numerical inreugth, and • plebs-
ble antiripstion of thenhjects which they are intended to
accomplish. The writer is. however, •Itorther errs.
in supposing that the United Struts have entered
two tiny stipulation not to favour lb• inderwitdencie
of Beene, Ayres. The American Treaty for receiv.
ing the Florid's, which has been laid before the Se..
tune. is wholly silent on the subject. The letter is
ownifestly written by someradlierent or agent of this
Spanish Government, and should accordingly be
potent' with castien :—"The naval forme which is to
be soot to the Smith Sear is lii be doubled, and it Ir„
therefore, to consist of two tunnel battle ships end
two frigates, which are to tarty is many troops in
possible, slid i• sail as soon as they can be got
ready. Twenty thousand men are to be embarked
in the transports, as well those belonging to the
Peninsula, as those already arrived or still *liveried
from Ertl/hind and Fromm,. They are destined
for the River Plate, to sweep, Monte Video,
and attack Burnes Ayres In coojenctiosi with
the Forfeiters*. if that can be brought sheet,
and far winch Oii ::::: soil its territory, (recopied
in 1803, is to be restored to the.. The res.
sion of the Firitialst will nut bring any onney into
the public Treasury. because the 5,000,000 of dole
Isrs are In be paid to the creditors of Splits in tho
United States ; the principal advantsgo which Spilka
obtains by this cession is the engsgernent on the part
of the United States net to acknosslege tier to f
the iorlependsince of Monies Ayres. The foods fee
htting oat the Espeditions are, in the hest place,
the fifteen millions of francs, which France lief pad
to the Spanish Government. for the purpose of di.
riding among the Spit•ish sohjects who have claims
iii France, and w hich the King keeps ender the de-
itominstinn of a forced loses, recognising the respec-
tive individuals 34 rrediona el the S•sta. In the
second place, it is 'tweeted to obtain the shrills or
pert of the tweets trillions of frantsoihich France is
In par to Spain PP her shave in the contobistinit Ise.
posed by the Allied Powers in 1615. This inn sey is
deposited ; but France tenor in deliver it op seta
shall have paid the French siojects who have
taffered by seizures anti confiscations of their pro-
, petty in Spain during the war; King Feoliinsnd has
promised to pay, bat has not set done it, there being
no money in Treasury. In the third Mare, we rely
principally on funds of this Berard of Merchants, wins
list, taken charge of the elide managernetat of the
Espeditiens, on condition of their haring the •Isso.
late controlsl of every thing, without any impart.
once on the pint if the Ministry ear %Vat ; this bus
been grantee' through necessity. and for their remit-
, negation, three per cent. on the whole prodore of
this Cosinenshoose has been assigned in them. We
hope that One combined res 000000 w ill furnish res
with the means for dispatching all the Eaped:tions."
II seems that notwithstanding the Repro' of Ike
learned and scientific Committee, who were appoini•
; esi to discover the art of makind issionii•ble Bank.
notes, and all the other pe•pstatim, which lest the
I Public In believe that, at lee•i, some means would be
des it'd to resider the fobs ication of fogged stuns
more 11.14 Ralik base finally given up *hewn.
tecntion of that design, and .re about to rest sati-.
fled with the security of their present ill.esecisted
and easily fowl finless 'Hie il'nk have already Sly
presses at w•iik in their Of aldi•hinetit, end from It •
Satre, or and Isiess-iiiker being employed sin Torus-
day lost in riarnini!,g the premises Inc the er.ctien irt
inure pr it is iliferred that no intention rain.
among the I) rectots to alter the mode in which their
antes loser heels inanufartured. lie ptiotert 14,11
wypk, retie a•so nidersil to wits k tell ail 111.111*
dos each esti., a .orrooottat44 *WO I. nut otitis
ltd fct tlnie a:a(1!t I.lft.