The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-04-25 00:00:00

VOSSIGX STOCKS.

Very little is doing this in wain; in the Forties
Market.
Spanish Bonds .... 831)
Prosaism ... ............. 84 to AI
Da •Ish

Neapolkse
04d Gelembias ...........

83
ONR mccoric.
French 3 per Cents... Si trams
Loan, . . 9
Bank Shares with Divideed front Jan. I. 4503
Midianite on Lefties . 94 90
Neapolitan 6 per Cents., with Diudend from
J )

GOLD AND SILVER EMIGRATING.
The export-lists at the Custom-house farms Mof
the following facts:-
17th April. For Naples, 418,000 ox. for dza Aber coin.
40th —Calais, 410010 oz. silver bars.
1,739 gold cots.
2,000 gold bars.
Let our readers remark. that it is, probably, the
nigh Dutch Jews who are ...disc ibis gold sad silver
out of the country ; bat let thefgracy more particu-
larly remark. that, ender such eireimassees, it is im-
possible that prices should not rootage to fall gene-
rally. let the rag-men and the bag-sus do what they
will. Let the farmers who hare oily copilot le), re-
member the example of Mr. &Hilt, of Gloseesteribire,
who saved his reagent by cnttiog sad reeling.

PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.
The Leeds appear to have gam abesegb some foray,
surely; but. oar " reprocattitives" erre very buoy
last night. They had before them the following tab-
bies Lieenceng System; the Leather Tar;
ilkeodore Hook, Hsi." (as it stands in the Mo-mea!
(,'‘Fineek) ; that pretty thing called Extents is 1
System; itsehlentally, eovntry bank- mtes ; eel the
affair of Mr. Guar.—We have time today to notice
only the two latter ; but shall revert to the others to-
morrow perhaps.
COUNTIIR GANE-aoras.—lt came cut, in Cont.
queue of a question asked by Mr. C 'Lenart', that
that famous " representative" of oar's, whose nameis
VANSITTART. has a proposition to snake next week
about these same country-bank motes! The devil be
has ! why, were we nut told that cash-payments
were tome? Were we not told that we had ut
back to the ancient standard of valve? We eertalaly
were told this ; and what in all the world, thee, candle
" representative" of ours have to propose about ease-
try rags? Reader, just attend for one woweit. It
was unlawful to issue any thing in the shape of a
bank cote under five pounds Lefore the year 1;97.
It then becawe eeeee sary to authorise the issuing of
small notes. Acts of Parliament were passed far that
purpose. But, it being resolved, the " Wisdom of
" Parliament" having decided that we should mem
to the ancient standard of the country: it was ew
Mod. that no one pored ,:ota should be issued Or
two years from Me first of neat month. This, to be
sure, was right enough ; for while those rags were
circulating, and especially while small notes Can
Mr
tendered legally, what a pretty farce it mast be, to
I talk of Laving returned to the ancient elodard of von-
toe! But, now behold, Mr. CALCSART asked Mr.
• A NSITTA: T, whether it were his intention to aaifer
this law to remain, or to psi another law, to ea!, .1
the term for issuing small notes, or, to makethe ce,es-
latioa of those notes joefasaftegt ! Al', ba! What,
they are cornier, to it, are they? Well, bet what sus
Mr. V tTART ? This is what he says, that pro.
lie shall, neat week, have u proposition to
sail to Me Horse alma that snl;cet. Bravo! Thi'.
you will observe, if it take place; if any este:Woo or
the term take place ; this is a repeal of Pr nes Bill in
pert. However, we shall say no more upon the sub.
ject at present, having said enough, we trust, to in-
duce our readers to keep their eyes steadily flied on
the matter.
Mt. Ilear —Sir FRANCIS BURDETT Mere& im the
following words, " that an address be presented to Lis
Majesty, praying that he would be preciously pleased
to remit the reusainder of Mr. Ilya i's panishaveet."-s-
After a Wog debate, the !louse divided. It appears
that there were so less than three hundred and seves
of our " represeutatises" present out of the sit !.as•