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

STOCK EXCHANGE FRAUD.

' Committee of the Stock Exchange have pub-
lished a Report of their Proceedings, relative to the
Roar lately practised by the pretended Colonel ov
Bouttott ; awl although this Report was intended fot
the sole use of the Members of the Stock Exchange,
It has found its way into the public Papers. We have,
therefore, given it at full length, together with a Let-
ter from Lord COCHRANE, Mr. COCHRANE JOHN..
*hone, and Mr. BUTT, all of whom deny having
rlid, any eoticern.in, or knowledge of the parties
concerned in this nefarious transaction, and threaten
4o prosecute the Committee of the Stock Exchange,
or their Lt justifiable conduct. The letters of Mr.
1111.141 /41INSToNZ and Mr. BUTT, as well as
lord Ceettal►wa's affidavit (published on Saturday),
'ore'deserving of particular attention. The Resolu-
' ton% of the Stock Exchange Committee, on Satur-
day last, are drawn up with great caution, and it is
probable they will be induced to abstain from hold,
pig up respectable chatacters to public notice in
future.

STATESMAN OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK.
' Moniteura of the 10th and 11th reached town this
*taming, but are sajd to contain no information of
importance respecting the Grand Armies. The Funds
were at 41 and, a fraction. 4.
The report respecting the defeat of &tram, on
the 7th 'meant, gains.ground, and it is even affirmed
that Ministers have received an account of it,
stating the.ioS6 of .killed, wounded, and prisoners,
to amonitt to 20,000 men.

Yesterday the Lono CIIINCELLOR was sent for to
lettend the Vitus:et RgGENT, at Carlton House.

lYfijor STAMtfOrt wired yesterday at Earl BA.
THoareg Office with dispatches, and afterwards was
istraduced la the Plows% RUES? at Caritoh Bone.
Viscount Atlet.vtLLE bad au audience of the Puma
Recant yesterday.
It does not seem to be generally understood,
tboag'h it is clearly a fact, that the Electorate of
ampler will go to heirs male; no female can suc-
ceed thereto. Now, upon the demise of his present
Aolajesty and the Regent, the Princess CIIARLOTTE,
thongh of reurse heiress to the Crown, will not be
Sovereign of Hanover; the King's younger sons in
succession, and the heir male of such last p)ssessor,
will have the German dominions. _ _ _

A Philadelphia Paper has published the following
extract of a Letter from the late President THOMAS
JETIPERSON, to a friend :•-•g4 No man on earth has a
stronger detestation than myself of the unprincipled
tyrant wit° is deluging the Continent of Europe with
blood :7-no one was more gratified by his disasters
of the last campaign; nor wished success more sin-
terely to*the efforts of the virtuous ALEXANDER."
• The West India fleet from Portsmouth, under
convoy of the Gloucester man of war, were all well
on the 20th of February, in lat. 47. long. 9. 30.
The Gloucester had previously captured a vessel worth
18.0001.
The fleets which sailed from Portsmouth on the
10-td alt. for India, the Cape, &c. were all well on
the 27th succeeding, in lat. 48. N. and long. 9. 40. W.
On the morning after the action between the
Eurutus and Clorlnde the Dun ffurvon schooner was
seen far •to windward; but on guns being fired, and
signal hoibtacl, she cyne down immediately ; and on
the Master being requested to keep between the
rwrotas and the enemy, he most handsomely pro-
mised to " stick close to her, and, in case of thick
weather, to fro guns to show the situation of the
erverey." The Lords Commissioners of the Admi-
ralty hue directed him to be paid the sum of fifty
pine% as a mark of their approbation of his con-
duct on that occasion.

The Quebec Gaulle, of December the 23d, men-
tions tbe wreclq on the 25th and 27th of October
last, of the transport Orlando, No. 256, Capt.
PirssAtr, and the schooner Venus, Captain
A. linen, at the Grand Bay, west of the Island of
Anticosti.

The fishery carried onby the inhabitants of Dieppe,'
dwring last yearycomprised 104 vessels of 3100 tons, i
and navigated by 1807 men : the total amount of fish
was valued at 232,000 francs.
Mr. lixmar,c, we understand, returns to a second
engagement at Covent-garden Theatre, immediately
after Easter.
Mr. and Miss Ifousart, with Mr. DWYER, were
last month performing their most popular characters
in New York.
TWENTY Tllol73Ani AND THIRTY Po nuns.—The
Ticket 5151, a Prise of 230. and a, first drawn
Prise above 217., entitled to 220,000. was drawn
this morning, about 12 minutes%past Nine 'Clock.
This fortunate Ticket was sold' in One Half ai4
Eight Sixteenth Shares, by Brass, at 4, Cornhilli,
and 9, Charing-Cross, where 5928, a Prize if
8.2G0, this Lottery, was also sold in One Half
and Eight Sixteenth Shares, and the fortunate holders
may have their honey on demand, by applying at tit
Cornhill, or 14 Charing-Cross.