The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-09 00:00:00

LONDON:
FRIDAY MIMING, JVNI 9, 1820.

NEW LOAN.

This morning the (leotleman intending to Lid for
the New Loan waited upon the Earl of l.tct:a►oot.
sad the CRAMCCLLOR of the ExcntQCER. when the
lists r;ere given in :
Reid. Irving, and Co. - - - 141 4 0
M. M. Rotlivehild. and Co. - - 43 0 9
Ifildinvond. end Co. - - - 43 0 9
Ricardo. !Melville. end Co. - - 43 7
Ihilys and Midst-timid - - 44 0 0
the former tientlemen were declared to Live it. As I
NOW's the terms were known in the City mach specula-
limas to the price took place; and on the first announce-
mot it was done at par, tbei at I premium. and again
Ma, and then at I discount ; it rose again to par,
hat p usfavourable an impression was entertained of
thelorms, that beta were offered it would be at 2 dis-
mal implore the third instalment was made. Consols
farleettant were done at 701. preCions to its being
tieffi who had taken the Loan ; but as soon as it was
amaanced, they fell to 701, bat shortly after rose to 701.
*considerable quantity of business has been done
lags( the morning. Exchequer Bills were dote at

Padfosse of Peers having agreed to the appoint-
ment of a Secret Committee, on Wednesday last, in
the fall conviction that the same course would be
adopted by the Commons, baud itself much ember-
nosed by the nnexpeeted adjournment of the debate
is the latter, and especially by the nature of the
grounds on which flit adjournment was founded.—
the strong recommendation imi lied in the decision of
the Commons, that an adjustment of dlflierenees should
be effected between their hhiCSlllll, would be ren-
dered none than nugatory if the Peers followed by
the hasty and imprudent step which they bad taken,
be any proceeding. They felt, some of them perhaps
for the first time, the inconvenience of reigning their

letter judgment to the will and dictitin of a Minister,
zed therefore endeavoured yesterday to repair their er-
ror,and to remove the obstacle which they had raised to
the rear wal of a Negotiation declared by thstothet House
tabe iadispensibly necessary. Lord liattvou, who voted
fur the Secret Committee the night infers., how snored
that its appointment be Postponed to Monday next :
a,41 though his Majesty's Ministers were unwilling to
Atari se far, and finally rejected the motion, yet they
adoperd its principle ; and, after the Committee had
been chosen by ballot, they POstPoned its first lisestillg
till Taesday next, with an understanding that, if any
fresh circamstaaces arose to require it, a farthet de-
lay might be granted. Should a similar postpoae-
as•at be carried this eveaing is the Camases*, no

elan will trysails that the aeg °elation have bees ra
trued, and, alter the strong sense expressed by Pols-
bent apes the subject, we trust that they will prbvit

soretisfal.

Cowlßing as we are to throw any impediment in
the way of a settlement considered so desirable by
tie Legislature and all clews of people in the codn-
try. we cannot forbear expreqsing our hope that her
Ihjewy feels the strengthened satire of the ground up.
ca which she stands. Innocent she certainly was from
the beginviag, bat her innocence had not then been
impugned, as it now has. She had been insulted by oar
llinisten abroad, and openly neglected, through their
&Entry, by foreign Courts, but no formal charge had
been made against her. All was then rumour and me'
has since become embodied into as attempt
to carry that menace into effect. The attempt
has for the proem been defeated; bat her Ma-
haty haring once been eflielaUy charged with at-
Usti guilt, cannel consent to withdraw her demand
ler as open trial, shwas on eonaktirms rAles4 min els
841411 her innocency as filly as sued s trial world
1414 close. She may be disposed to resign meek la
deferent, to the wish expressed by Parliament and by
the mhos; bet to expect that she 'mad saclike the