The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-02 00:00:00

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ill.: L. 417: Mi. ADR4114731 GDLDSMID,

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11',..f3(eq in yesterday's Paper, that Pak. M U‘olll/
tliiitered 10 the Chancellor of the Exchequer a state
rot of the concerns of the house of Abraham,
6,,i,bmid and Co. with overnment ; its also. with
~,hers to the Loan, 11r. Bainbridge, Mr.
504 sod Nr. Kensington, with .the G.ovecnor of
15,, Bank, were reqiiested by Mr. Purceval to
i‘sio the account rendered by Mr. Maxon I
awi on Salida), they bad a meeting for that
Yesterday the three former Gentle.
tprn luta an interview with Mr. Perceval in
9,,voinz.street, to make their report, which
we hare the pleasure to say, was extremely fa.
euaratle. It appears that the honse of Abraham
Guldsmid kud Co. kept but 1;90,0001. of the Ipso
„riginally to themselves (that is 600,0001. of the
yuglish, and 200,0901. of the Irish); Their per. 1
chases el Otnniatos since, in order tu.sustaies it, have
alone occasioned the difffculties which, in a Moment
of agitation, led to the Catgut, which has deprived
Ills country of ooe of its most saleable members ;
bet for ohich there was certainly nothbak in his pa-
enniary circumstances adequately to account. If
he had submitted the same statement to a few friends
10!eb, within twenty.four hoer!, his partner hasSo
readily prepared, he would assuredly have received
ail tie aid which, was necessary to hriog him suc.
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osfully through his engagements.
the amount rif. the purchased (Ironium has not
beets stated ; but it is positdvely said by the rexpect.
able characters, who hare looked into this affairs of
the hone, that tbere would be a very considerable
surplus. fur the family of the deceased, after fulfill.
fog an the engagements of the firm, provided that
the holders of the Oannium (as securities for monies
advanced) do not improvidently bring it forward to
Use outlet in a hurry. If it shall be prudently
Wein(' to trait the public densvick for it, all ss.in
be well.
It was, of course, necessary its this investigation,
tas =One the state, of the account of Emits:quer
Dille. With the Treasury this aceoeset, as we
stated, was even sad quit. But reematly the Gabor.
dimte Boards wle bad received Ssebequer ail Is
from the Treasury to aeswer their demitills, had.
out them, as usual, to eft. GOLDSI4IIk to be sold,
saii tie ,u,oley tq be paid to their .respective ac-
counts at the Bank of ilogrand.:. 'Upon this ligQ of
are,nao there are sums due to the Navy and Ord.
pance Catieec, as well as others. After the most
minute investigation, and proof of the funds of the
Government has moired to abstain from
issuing any extent, or commencing any process for
thik sum, so that no interruption wal thereby be
listen to the winding up of the concerns.
With respect to the India Company, which has
been mentioned, the case is, that the aid which they
receited from Parliament was issued to them in tho
show of Exchequer Hllls—and Mr. GOLDCMID was
eutrusted by the Treasury Committee of Leaden hall.
street, to sell them as they wanted money. He is
aid to hare had to the amount of 430,0001. in his
hands—upon which he had paid in 150,6001.—aud
he End received notice that they should want the rp.
witting 300,0001. on or before the Ist of October
(that is yesterday), but for this sem the company
hold °emitters as a security—and in fact 'we believe
that a single shilling has not been borrowed any
where without a deposit of Otunium—and every
thing, therefore, depends on these deposits nut being
rashly brought forward all at once as was done in one
ease yesterday by a very opulent house, who bad
security its their hands for double the sum-they bad
advanced.

The account with the Stock Exchange does not
aPPfar to he large. Nu intimation was made upon
it yesterday, which was accounted for by the late-
ness of the hoer at which the Qentlemen returned
from Ilswning.street ; but it will probably be made
this.uluft!ing. The estimated surplus over all their
engagements is, of Course, after paying their differ.
vices at the settling day.
The Vhanceller of the Exchequer sent for the
limb of all the Government -Boards yesterday, to
Ascertain: distinctly the pecuniary transactions of
tad; and sve believe the issue Of the investigation
to be, that the amount of the Exchequer Bills sold
a" not paid .in, is a fraction aboYe 400,0001.-
0.114 i The Morning Chronicle.)

FUNSRAS. AilltAnAM GOLDSMID, ESQ.—The
"mains of this much.liinctited peryon were interred
yesterday in the Jews' burial ground, at Mile.end,
It half.pastfivein the morning; the hearse which con.
te)ed the body passed over London-bridge, follow.
ed by the carriage of the deceased and thirteen
Limiting coaches; in which were the High Priest,
the Filers of the Synagogue, and a great part of
the family, except his brothers, who were too
ouch ducted to attend. On their arrival at the
a nues'oer of poor persons had collected to
*tie,* the interment of a man who had proved,
"only their particular benefactor, but had ptudieil
t° rende► himself useful through life to all classes of
mankind, The High Priest and Elders paid every
distinction in their power to the remains of their
.dPparted friend; but in conformity to the Mosaic
1421", they withheld from him the customary funeral
'tile'. When the corpse wes deposited in the grave, one
of the near male relatiyes of the deceased fainted;
"11(4 the ground. There was not a pew!'
resent whine unfeigned regret did not bear testi-
molly to the many virtues and uncommon philan-
thropy of the deceased.