The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-03-14 00:00:00

STOCK EXCIMNOE.

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REPORT OF THB
OF
STOCK EXCHANOE* REL,
coiwi

The Sub. Committee of
pointed to enquire into the
the late fraud on the publics 1
upon the following ft.,
REPOR'
It appears in evidence, '
various pieties, and is al-
public, that a person
Coloitel R. Du Bourgh, Aid.
cartiii,ame to ' the Ship
o'clock, ".on the morning
lie stated, that be had just
'Frame; that he brought
parte had been slain in by
ants were in Paris; and
;Ile immediately ordered k
(got ready ; and after hal
Admiral Foley, at Deal,
above informationl with
I ed to Government by, the
expedition to London.
has been traced all the wa,
that, about a quarter bet
at Marsh-gate, Lambeth,
into a Hacknercoach, I
iro. 13, Green-street, Gros'
IS likewise appears in -
tion of various persons,
was carrying on from Dot
under-plot was also carry)
to London. For, on the
the name of Ralph Sandom,
self from the Rules of the
North-Fleet, in compel):
dressed' is foreigners, in
When they arrived there.
tno
' d four for London. '
prel, and directing
ndon-bridge, and till
ted on their way,
.the
De Bourgh, at Dover.
Blackfriars-bridge, and
distance of the Marsh:gate.
The Sub-Committee, i
ls unnecessary here to allude
toy observations on the
obtained relative to this
communicate it without
only object has been t
principal agents in this
able transaction ; and they
(here is every reason to,'
deuce which they have
finally lead to a full disco,
ties; at the same time
being able to declare, that
any Member of of the °
plicated in the knowledge
sure which would have it
to expulsion from the lif
It is unnecessary here
tion which the Sub-Con)
investigation.of this 'abject.
refrain from noticiag Ow,
which they have expetleer
on those paints, which
have brought their' labf
complete issue. For
means of assistance, vi
by his Majesty's (hovel
Eugland, iii those cases
and desirable, yet having
the attendance of persoir
been of the greatest
obliged to resort to a more
ring the inforpnation on
Although the Sub-C&
the result of their Mom
tually dissolved, yet they
they are ready and wily
tions, as long as they ma,
They are in possession
the subject, which it is
close at present, and w
eventually crown their
CHARLES LAUI
CHARLES NAIR
BENJAMIN OAI
LEWIS ANDRE'
CHRISTOPHER
FRANCIS WAR
FRANCIS RAIL
JOHN LEWIS.
.101 IN CAMEL.
WILLIAM HAM

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TUE
ELATIVE TO THIS LATI3I
LAUD.
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Conserrre-abdti. 111A1ria S. • . I
r the Stock Exdirsoge, ape ~
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he circumstances ratttive tie
ici have unanimodlik agreed
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PORT. .
ce, from the exathination et • •
(ready well known to the
representing himself to be . •
Aid-de-Camp to Lord Coat-
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Inn, at Dover, about one •
/of the 21st of February.— I ...
ust arrived from the toast of
it the intelligent* that Bonita
battle; that the Allied Ar- it
that peace was certain.,
a .post-chaise and four to be
laving dispatched a letter tb
, communicating to hint the .•
i a view to its being forward- • '
• tekgraph, set oaf with all
This pretended atemengeta .„
.•
ray to town, and it appears,
?fore nine o'clock, he arrived ir
11, where he alighted,' nod got
in which he wiseiiabla td
Grosvenor-squarer .
I evidence, from the clatainte
that (whilst this grata plot ' .
lover to London), a sort of
rrying on from North Fleet
he same morning, a pers:s
lom, who bad absented • A
ie king's Bench, set elf fenbli .
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ny with two other persons' '
in a post chaise to Dartford.
e, they got into a post-chaise <i
They decked the horses with
the post-bOys to drive over •.
trough the City, they circa= .
e same•news.as the votended . .
,
r. This chaise passed over - •
r •,
I. stopped also within a short
rate. r
for various reasons which it
dlude to, Terrain from making r
1 •
re evidence which they have ~ .
his subject. They therefore
at a single comment. Theft'
to endeavour to file' out MO
1 disgraceful and dishonoure
they are happy to state, that ~
I,lsope that the chain of mi. l, '
e been enabled to obtain, sill ' *:'
iscovery If the offending par•
they bade the satisfaction or .t
thatlt-44es not appear that •
Stock ki.tchange has been irn-
tge or Orticipation of a melt-
inevitably rendered hint liable
louse. e . /.. . '
,
e to state tha.timelkial sesanse -
Innittae have dewiest* Our
bject. They ceintoti'bineever, ,a...
ha great difficulties And-delay
enced in obtaining information , • t .
• :.s..
h would have enabled thews in,,
bours to a more speedy and ,
though they have had every .
reluntatily rendered to them . ..
eminent and by the Bank of
es where it was very essential
.
We no legal power 4e compel
ins whose evidence timid bare ~
importance, they have Oen
more indirect mode of prom,- ",
1 which their report is founded.
committee, in thus presenting i .3
lurs, may be considered as vir...
hey beg learn to state, that
filling to continue their weer-
nay elim considered necessary.— 4,
of still further information en
7 f ,
considered proper not to aUs•
rhich they hope and expect wilt ,
. efforts with complete success.
IRENCE, Chairman.
RNE, Deputy Chairman.
k KLEY.
•:W DE LE CHAUMETTE. • • ~:'. '
t TERRY. • •
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KEFIELD. ~, .• ,
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6 OF EVIDENCE. .. ' • 4 • -
red, that he is a post-boy at the ,
N
nn, at Dartford—that he took,
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f--past seven o'clock on Mon-, • „-
I
ry the 21st; that he drove the • ;•,' A.
ten the Gentleman got into the .
d him if he knew of any newsi ..
bat "it was all• over: that ' • i -
-.*.
ed him what he meant by its
I that Bonaparte was tato in a
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that fought for a ' • 4
at the samo time he 'AI • 't- ' • '
die; that he ordered•t mote •
it
...e.• i
Ind that they aceordiegbef
ie first three miles; het W ' •
heath he told them they need . :Pk. * 1" 4
kt he anvil ids bus:ness was not ' •
nee he thought the telegraphs 1
replied, that he nal sure they ~,, ,
J.
s 01l the telegraphs ; that the t
>kelt nut of the chaise-win- , a
t-hoy ! you need not mention
along," to which Shilling re-
Fir, unless you desire it ;" and
I him what the news was. The
d him exactly what he had
with these additional cir-
came ashore within two mites
chmen being afraid to come 14
frost the piece where he landed
ver, and left it at two o'clock
he had sent the intelligence to 14'
Deal, in order that the. tele. 1
'd, and that he was obliged to
to then said no, more to the
tto Shooter's-hill, whets they i 4