The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-10 00:00:00

fo TUE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCR.
Lotsieno Oisurtoston,
OTWITHST.% \price the buinber of Votes
N *bleb have Appeared in my ?avow at the Close of the
Allot of le,ard•sy.fo the Election of DIRECTOR is sot
diesidersble, Tae Ist no untm discouraged et the remelt.
'ht avowed eoalition of must powerftsi pant's in behalf
ofooo „mwaigists respectable individuals who has come
&mord to the Rallul with sue, and the length of time Ilws
;iii;rorkio hat been succes.ftil on this occasion. has been en-
sued to acquiring your patronage. added to his having been
patio udy lobe in the Ballot, had almost precluded Use es-
:entice of succeeding in a first attempt.
After stature considerntinn. however. I was resolved to
tr, tb, ieee. and the resole bee proved sufficiently poem-
fs*.ng to Juiciest me to persevere In uy eforts.
I beg leave to annoence to yon very respectfully. that I
thsenniaed win to submit my preteasiuns to sour .1e-
.•.:0u whenever a vacancy shall occur; and I shaft do so
..ith every seafideoce that your liberal patronage and the
fetish) of tripods who are now at liberty to extend their
vie, will crown my next attempt with entire
c.eirrsA. •
To those Ladies and Gentlemen who bate honoured me
sits their support. and toy particular friends who hate eon-
s egad firm is their attachment in this last trying contest. I
to convey sly most cordial aaknowleditnents, and will
to:siert a:islet's to testify my gratitude.
I retrials. Ladies and tien.lemen, witltetbr hithen respect,
coo' most obedient and humble t.
ABRAHAM WELLAND.
partltad-plate. Iffth June. nog •

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LONDON:
PAM DAY EALNING, jr1:N 10, 19'211.

TUE FUNDS.

The Dinkla underwent considerable depression Fester-
div afternoon ; Consols were done at 6Q for Account.
sad Onesietn at 4 per rent. discount. This was owing
a report that the King of France hail abdicated his I
throne, *MA was founded upon the riotous appear-
men which have shown theuiselves. at Paris ; but the
tsi arket rallied towards the close of the day, snot Consols
kft off at 70 buyers for the Account, and Omniom par.
'flits wonting they opened about the same, but hare
modelled to mend. Consols *re now 704 burrs. and
I/gainful per cent. premium. These favourable ap-
partners may he attributed to the negociation said to
he peaditl between :he KING and QUIEN, as any anspi-
tiemrnorements towards a compromise will immediately
*Set the Funds vonciderablv. although the Loan is cot-
flinty not more poritisr than it was yesterday, as the
difference of 14 per cent. between the first and second
limblisrarpoNA-4anikiiiii more of minty meow tat.

mews:
The MOtiOn . in the House of Commons relative to
the4tortl Meuse, which had been adjourned from
IF.etioeselay till Friday, has ($3 the Public were emptied
bet 'nicirt by a Second Edition of Tna Starr ewis)
ben posltoued again from Friday till Monday.—
This fresh adjournment was occasioned by a locums-
eication re.ole yesterday to Lord Livritroot. by order of '
the Qt Lis. The nature of that communication was not
precisely stated by Lord CasTLastsoff, nor did it appear
front his:exprksions to hays made any alteration in his
wanner of viewing the important question at issue ; but
king considered as suthcient to warrant a further
postpuement of the pending debate, it was hailed as
an occasion that migli lead, ifs not to an accommoda-
lien of the existing differences, at least to the mitiga•
lion of their awful consequences. The communication
adverted to, we learn from other sources, had been
made by Mr. DErserete. and was merely to the effect
that Iteilit-Etx, in compliance with the advice of her
and of several Mendwrs of the House of Com-
.l"Onit thnugbt it propzr to inform Lord LIVERPOOL
that. she was ready to receive any proposition that was
eminent with her honour, which his Lordship
Might br elepeeed to make on the part of his M.i-
-Imr-t4.0,...t. This slight approach was not,
rittlmade without reluctance. Theillustrie:
. in su was
shaeltierie. weer tbp•Ptast, at Mr. Beethoven di'.
Nord/ stated. not to begin a segociatioa, lest, Is bt'
gitudtig, e i aioikld appear to be making improper
isattetieest especially as the other party, who did
lot Saaaastase say actociatioss, Moat in a situation
Nolo be iejorti by making enocashoss. This con.
sideratisitilitheie,lndeed, at fast counterbalanced; but
the heellitiste only yielded, as the Learned Oentleman
seknowledged, to the strong remonstrances of pro-
fessional &arisen. la this reluctance we perceive the
same respect to "wins dignity which has given es
recently so ouch occasion to admire the steps her
MAJLSTT has spoutairously puttied. And though thi
anxiety-of her Me tart's Counsel was consistent with
the nature`std duty of their office, and though it is
greatly to be &tired that the opportunity which their
persuasions •have obtained for the proposed atpustment
may ise.osos wish corresponding seal and cordiality *al
elf siffa of list .oiposetsts, yet it is manifest the cow
Gleam .esateet fairly be expected but oho the side et
*Piety -wber hey, bettered the charge. Her
811,16, What Ohnlarhll4 been exposed to hook sod
blurs at bee" lie name had been expunged Anse
ritseble of iba Osttels as wail as the ceremonials
of tlit'Cobst t sloe bid bees, on sheens Wok aarMßea
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