The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-05 00:00:00

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STATESMAN."

LONDON:

WEDNESDAY MEMO, JUNE 5,182 S.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The market is exceediegly dull. Up to 11 o'clock
there was Dot a bargain done.—ContoN for the open
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tug are nOl, and Reduced are 78i for Money.
FOREIGN FUNDS.

There is more doing in every other kind of foreign
srciiiitiee than in the New Russian Stock, as It ap
pearl must of the Brokers and Merchants are decidedly
nvsinst it. Yesterday the City Goliah went about ad-
vising his friends to sell out their Prussian Stock aid
purchase the New Russian. but most of them did sot
like to take that profitable hint, as the above Stock is
namely sought after, and that of Prussia is in de-
mai.d.— The Chili Bonds are still sought after, as well
as the Neapolitans. The foreign market is not very
brisk this morning, owing to money remaining still

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PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.

• We left unfinished the proceedings of the night

before last. The House proceeded in the Bill for
reducing the Salt Tax, without any alteration is the
plan proposed before; namely, the taking off of thir-
teen shillings a bushel duty. It then weal on the
tew Coro Bill. which admits Corn to be imported,
when the average price is seventy shillings a bushel.
here was long dating and bickering about the mat-
ter; but, at last, it was left at seemly shinier a bushel;
and the Herter bajourned after admitting a clause (foi4.
future discussion) to allow of the grinding of foreign
fore. This clause was proposed by CANNING. We
Lope it will be adopted. notwithstanding the source
from which it comes ; for we are very sore that the
frr greater part of the none will be first or last, con-
sumed in England; and cheapness is what we wide
to see. The Waterloo Loan Bill was before the
House ; and Mr. Hums proposod that the Loan should
he taken by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.
This was rejected as eomieg from Mr. Hums; bat
PAECOE GRZNPELL moved a cleats that if those Com-
missioners should think it expedient to deal in the
Waterloo annuities, they shoed be permitted to do
it; and this clause (hear it, ye thinking people of
England!) was adopted. So that, here are the Com-
missioners of the Sinking Fund actually paying off
debt wkb one band and increasing it with the other;
and all the cocsecoence to the nation is, that it loses
the amount of the charges of managing these matters;
that the Stock-jobblog crew have a greater field to
gamble io; and that the rest of the country are ex-
posed in a greater degree to the tricks and frauds of
the cunning tribe of Jews and Jobbers.
LAST NIGHT, there was, as usual, little done io the
Howie of Lords, and nothing worthy of our particu-

lar notice.
In the CONSIONS% the greatest part of the time was
spent in a debate about the Criminal bow. Suffice it
to say of this, that the motion was for doing of some-
thing seat Sambas of Parliament; and we will bet
Sir James BhcatiN roam any thing that he pleases,
that ■othing is ever done in th►t business as long es
the Borough of hisares&orough shall return two mem-
bers to Parliament ; and we would further bet, that
in this respect, SirJ•siLß 111SCRINTOli is of our °pi-
llion.