:-zz~--- WIG t. 60 FhlOf SA7 lIRDAY NIG IT'S G .1 lIANKIILTPTCIEq EN" E• it obir son. I.tin t ;b.iturn C. amiwor. nweiuutt. from Feb. 13 to April I. I. flun.e.i. Ilzioliitttrio. K. nt. two dealer, from F.b. 16 to :Shod, so. Nltigrla'en Itow • P..erc n i.t , eet., Goodman% Wields. merchant. Solku ors, Mewl.. Whit:Ain:ma Co. Gray's Inn. .1. Pearson, 51anthesti..,., Nttissra. Arlington and Cr'. Bedford Row. J. Ithtscetl, Rochester, lien.. wine merchant. Sol. Mr. Rio pen. Gre..r i-urrey Sreit, II ackfriurs Road. J. Wairher, Cue.tenLant, inns.[ uuker. Fol. Mr. Patten. Hinton Garden. J. 11. 'Fucker. Jerrnyn Street, St. James's, chymist. Sol. Mr. Fenclorrelt Sueet. J. Child, Aidermat.bury, hosier. Sol. Nlr. Hindman, lidl• sitighall Street. .1. Smith. North Street, Westminster, tailor. Soh. Messrs. Tilson and t O. I tilelliiitl Sited. W. SeAtill. Morley, Yorkshire, merchant. Sol. Mr. Wilson. Grewille Street. Ilaaon Garden. J. Scarth. Murky. Yorkshire, merchant. Fol. Mr. Wilson. Greyille street. Hatton Garden. A. Andrade and T. Worst , ' uneasier, hankers. Sols. Aleturs. Havenhiil i . nd Co. r rig ce :.k. A. Andrade, Lancaster, money scrivener. Sol. Mr. Beverle; . . Temple. H. Clough, S . tulles. Lancre.hire, calico printer. Sills. NI mu.. Adlineron and Co. Billford Ituw. M.llitzely and .1. Dale, Nlanchester, warehousemen. Sol. Mr. Ellis. Chancery Lane T. It. Ilarli.n, R.v..xsliite, Sols. Messrs. Collett and Co. Coaireery Lan... G., W., and F. Illy di. Braningletin, merchants. Mr. Alexander, Carey Sneer. S. Cater, liattleaden. Suffolk. gro , er. Sol& Messrs. Dixon and Co. Gray ' . .1. I. 01,1 P. Cossart, Clemen:'s I. me, wine men:hams. so:.. !Messrs. 11 , ehaulsou G. New Inn. T. 311.rtott, Notriohlium, lace manufacturer. Sol, Nlestani. Hurd and Co. Teityle. W. Triter, EXt ter. factor. Sol. Mr. Shaw, Ely Place, Hol born. .1. and T Swift, Iluddersfald, meroltams. Sol. Mr. Battye. Chasieery lame. W Taylor. G eat Yarmouth, Nurfolk, surgeon. Sob , . Nlewas. Ewa n a• it Co. Oaf J. wry. W. Earl, Church Street, Bother/hi:he, victualler. Sol. Mr. Seward, Paradise Row, Ittalterimile. H. P. Alvin, Elan Street, (Irry's lan I.ane. ale and table beer brew, r. So.s. Messrs. Fielder and Co. Duke Street, Grosvenor Square. DIVIDEND,. March 18. 13. Hewitt and F. and .1. E. Blwottan., Nantwich. C.leshire, bankers—vit..l. I,va g. Juu. Card' , le, gricer--19. Davies, 31:triteldtatti, Glottce.trtAtir dr.-per—let. 'l'. Meaty:ad. Fontmell Magna. I haset. dfu!er---15. C. G tin:Act' and J. I.rn• Lau:. Um's' auy Sines, hankers—lb. W. Biggar. Manchester. braz;e G. Fiowert, Leatlenhall Street. tuilor—Y3, T. Clay,Witiksep, grocer-16, J. Ander on, West Smithfield, 11,41,0,er—i11. R. End/iv, jtm., I Jewoith, re,, huge n.a.•ter-IG. T. Dougln, Mohr. nnoter T. Fearnley, Porttniouth, sluptclkt—ir). B. tioyes, Tokenhouse Yard, insurance broke:-30. .1. t.timdall, Bristol. haltentaslwr —l6, .1 P. It Montt, Widow, l'lnrset. linen draper-1. IL Ne. ♦ide, Colchestt.r. dealer—th, C Coates. New Bond Street, druggist-IG. W. J. nka. Attlettuatibury, sOk wearer— i ti, I. G..le, Paternoster Bow, MhnlefLal: oast i. ner--02 I. IL II ohm, II inekley, Leicester-hire, gruc-e G. Gardiner. St. John Street, irunniongts—:l3. J. .\I. 1h (kw tr, Size Lane, liocklero bury, merchant. CEII . rIFICATF.S to be granted lllleb tG. R., W., and .1. G 'torix, 31anclipaer, calico Osten —J. TI. P. itn - .4 Hwy S:. Edmund's. F.M1.41, grocer—A% 1 !Buenas Ilury St. Etlmuntrt, eahmet mac —J. Giurer.Easthnpe, Salop, dialer—.l. T. Thorne. Ply 'wino, confer—J. H. Longtoyd litidge, Yorkshire, dyets. C2)L:I2S.: OF EX A m 01.1114111. I 1 10 C. F. 41 %WO, 13 Eulics 41 isit. li 10 Alalwrato. I'2 Hausl)iirgli, 37 6 Aitona, 37 7 i'., 3 441.1, 93 6J Ditto. 'l5 90 11..tirelea0%, '35 90 anktut on the rlaitlP, 1:16 1 rtersltemth, U 0 U. Vieilud, EV. Flo. 111 IS cirste, El. Fu. 1.1 1 i 111441 i 36—C9olit, 313 11.11).E., 1.:11A561 , .. Fr B. 22 *eb —.1.,141131.301 Le2llolll. 17—tipm... 431 leU N 4111 1 ,„ 394-1-i% 1111 l 1, :1,11 Oporto, 36-113111 a, , A ) It.uJauru'.r. It ..... 119 1/041111, Si per cent. Volk, 9 pyr cant. Foreign gold is; 46'81011. 100. per ttz. New New I)))4tit , SO. r tit Ittpert,Pttlli44, ti. 4p. P/i/(1; ltwnl , 41.1r1. 2114! 3 pri Cent. 791 3 pt•r S:. , a.ni , 7 31 111 . 1 Crtlt. • (I; 4 pwr tel.t. Spa I b pc, Cr, I. Na%%. 10.4 j tO STOCK!. Omni ..... 0. 1101P.:4 !Art t7ent. twits 15,,,,, .et Itotits "stot.l. FAchettoer Ntlli rs. p►em. Coin. Sur Ae. ill Loners Tickets £2l IS.. 1.; • ATION Al. ItEGISTk.A. 1u.D.11. IVONDAY, FEBRUARY 25. IMPORTANT CONIMUNICATION, Friday, at I.! 0'c1...A4 was the time appointed by the Earl of 1..verp0..1 anti the Chancellor of the Lachelper for an iitterview with " the Merchants, Bankers, and Elohlers of 5 per Cent. Stuck." The anti-nsnn was crowded to suffocation, anti it was nearly half-pa,t htfore the room in which the Ministers were, was 011eti..41. The Earl of Liverpool then said, that the Chancellor of :he Exchequer and himself had callycl the tneititt,.;, for the purpove of communicating the, intent:m.s of Government res pecting tie transfer of ti.e 5 par Cents.—Le wou:d read the propositinn over to the company, and he wiN4 4 l*fienvidir (leant it W the oJvcruur of the • - r'l • • 'L 1 •r r R who WaS pte•Vilt, to be Mode public AS pi». ati le. Ile lu.•g4eil, however, to pr,2iiiise, that tho WitS not culled with at view to proillit!C 011 - , lISSI.III, Loa simply to hear the proposal of Govern ment.—Lord Liverpool then read us fellows:— " .1 new S;ovk of 4 per Cent. to be cretttcd, the interest of which to be payable on the 5 h Janthiry and sth July, a n d not to be paid (.11 . before the sth J.nontry,lB29—in *Lich Stock 1031. to be given fin. every 1001. of 5 per Cent. The first dividetel on the new Stock to be payable on the sth January, 1823. Books to be opened It the Bonk of England rum Monday the 4th or Nlureli, to S.tturday the 16rIt of M.irch, for the purpose of receiving the names of such parties as dissent from this tirrangc went, and every one who dues nut so signify his dis sent, to be hal us acceding to it—but thus. parties who may be out of the United Kingdom to be allowed till the Ist of June to signify Aeir dissent, and to a mare distant pet iod if out of Europe. Tile dividends on the 5 per Ccu.s. to be paid up to the sth July, 18:!2, at which tune the paying off the l i Stock ague', as dissent, to commence in numerical order, as they appear on the Looks, and to be conti nued at such times and in such manner us Parlia went shall direct." After having read this document a second time, the Earl of Liverpool said, (in answer to a gentle man who had no wish to " promote discussion," but was anxious to know how trustees were to act who had 5 per Cos. standing in diese names), that the Act of Parliament would contain a clause authorising such trustees to exerciK, their judgment, and in,lem nifying them from any conscqoent suit at law. The Earl of Liverpool and the (lancellor of the Exchequer then left the room, and the meeting dis persed. The proposed reduction of the interest of the Five ptr Cent. Stock I. t bejustitied by anything less than a quibb'e, and if Ministers were brought in a body before the Insolvent I)..btors' Court, they would certainly be re.oandetl, for having given a preference to a part of the public credit. , n , . By way of eliwidAtion, take any one period, and it will be found that TIIE R►.LATIVE PRICES or STOCK HAVE BEEN VERY NEARLY EQUAL. 70 THE RELATIVE IN TERLSTS—UtiII it would be just its fair for the S per Cents. to be paid off at 601. for every WC, as tier the 5 per Cents. to be paid cif at par, above which most of the present holders have bought in. As to the bond being discharged by the payment of the par price, a justification of the measure is like the keeper of a gaming-table returning the amount sulked, to a !intimate gambler, and tinting him he has no right to grumble, tier he had gat back again all he advanced. Besides, we might very well eau tiun the holders of the 3 and 4 per Cents. us to the precedent established—we might remind them of the fable of the carpenter, who went into a wu:ltl, and rcooested of the Huuse of Commons of-Trees permission to take for himselk simply a handle tor his axe—the handle. Was granted at once, and the whole wood was felled by the aid of the thoughtless boon Ii Government, dctertuitiLd to adhere to their expensive and unnecessary establishments, find an act of roguery necessary to support them, let them act impartial y—the funded debt, to make use n'' round numbers, we will take at 900 mi:lions, the 5 per Cents. at 130 millions, the rubbery to be com mitted upon the public creditor at one mlllion and u half per annum —if, then, the funded property must submit to any breach of faith at all, let the 5 per Cents. bear their proportion, and let the other Stocks do the sane; or in other words, as the 5 per Cents. eouluitute one sixth of the debt, let them be leadill.Al with one sixth of the diwinution of in.ume, but nut made the sac:ifieu to the interest of the "udders of 3 and 4 pct . Cent. Stock. The aecou:its ree,:ired on Thursday from the South of Iruuutl, vuasiat of details of various out ra;;es, amongst them an att;u:k on the baracks of LiAuwe3, in wh'xii ina,ll body of military were . a.. . 1~1~. stationed. Toe insurgents einitlwted thonstirt-.4 in ii wait d )ring maner, btu they Were repulsed with loss. A detachment of ten soldiers who were within hearing of the firing, promptly keeenel to the assistance of the military, but in attempting to truss the river three of them were unfortun .rely drowned. The insurgentss, it is said, appeared re gularly drilled, and acted systematic:llly. Moa aJy se'nnight a ntinth...r of the delude:: rasantry weat to the demcsae of Nlr. Courteney's agent, where several plon4lis were at work, and ordered the ploughmen to desist, who obeyed the command.— On Thursday iti,4ht following the Whitebuys second time visited %Vatter Castle, and cutir...ly ch.t. mol.shed the house. STOM EXCII ANG h, et Wilda 11114 been crowded with egititstry prop:43 WIN) are selling IN avy Stock, the produt e of which is chiefly invested in Cu mils, but nut it few ttle :away their moue , / If tile enoannus sums which the Mi- nutter's plan wi!l throw into I . 4)tei,tt Stock, and the number of perso .s who will v.trry their Capi:al 10 other countries, are etoolitlered. it het otoes very questionable whether the real saving will amoant even to one-founh of the sum rained by a reduetivn of the interest upon funded . propert y. Frani the present temper of the fundhoPers, as far as it can Ile ascertained, it at ems quite probable that many mil lions will disappear that way The stockholder ..tut had 1001. in the _Five per Cents. will now r...ceive 841. Every deseription of Foreign Sto,k has risea. Spanish Bonds are at this moment done us high as 60 to 64 and were it not for the dread of forgeries (it being believed that several forged Binds a..e in the market), they would have been still Commis 4 per Cents, 981 —Navy 5 per Cents, 10. i —Spanish Old Bonds, 594—Ditto New Bonds, 6:4 —Danish, 85—Prussian, 881 Gibraltar papers to the Ist inst. arrived yestcr'.ay morning. they supply some details on Spanish affairs, the general tenor of which has been pre. vioasly 1:11t1WII. The servile rebeLion at Navarro is stated to be tit on end. Such of the insurgent leaders us are not in custoty have lied into France. The reported ruification betw..-en the Porte au i Persia, and the rumour of the death of the Persists' Prin..e, whom it was said was fund dead undo'. suspicious circumstances in his tent, are now posi tively denied in some well inthrmed foreign laninds. By a recent decree of the Spanish Cirtes, all Spanish vessels employed in the slave trade are to be forfeited, and the owners. litters-nut, masters, and office's, condc.nmed to ten years labs r on the public works. Anhwei. ners eotering Spuilibh ports with slaves on bossid shl7ll be liable to the 241 m,, pe nalties, and all shaves tuuud on board shall be set free. In Bath and its neighbourhood persons arc now offaring brandy and hollands ter sale at low price , ', for the purpose of laying inf a-mations against the purchasers. Two intermations of this nature have Lately bcen heard at the Guildhall, and the ' , antes fined in 1001 ant! costs. The Board thr victualling the Navy is to be new modelled, Jim which purpose a patent is now passing the great seal, and the whole routine of the offi,:e is to undergo a revision, pat ticularly in the exalt& aati..n of and passing the accounts of Pursers. The number of clerks in this htlice is comadclably :e , &Iced, upwards of thirty having :tics dtacharged during the last week, some of whom it is said, will be billUWetl smali pensions. The Duchess of Mundial (the consort of Irane Buotatip,.r.e) has hod the good inek to gain a anus that was brought Lime the tribunal of Paris. She recovers by tue verdict an estate worth 40,0001. nearly X'o,oool. seeding. A very nutuerous meeting of farmers tuck Cairo , at the Sat all Ina, Clilaebtxr, Mr. Stephen Woold ridge in the Chair. About 2CU Terming, us many as the room could contain at the tubltti, dated. Att. r dilater the tamers, who were Oa able to Ilati ait at the Swan, came trout the t,tber market dinner:. tOr the purpose of hearing the discussion which was Cs. 13.330.1. us the causes, extent, and remedy of the. present 'listless under %latch the agricultural bue.y suttcred. W rail AND COGNOVITS.—III the King's 1.!: - .:".ch --The following important order was nude by the Judges on WedneFtlav lest : •• sad 3.1 Geroge 4th.—lit order to pro% at the Inaiii;ukut issunlig of any tint ut Eseetsusan without it Jodgment to sttiport at—it is ordered, that the ikiiieC of wri t e this Cowl iltal, ~ut •eal , soy writ ut heti Eustis, or Caeati h).11 lacing the Jongthent pa, Qr, Pogo., or I ,ruuticatt to hint. And ii.:lo:ct ur t attorney eetworuett fur the pLinta in the Gatll.W. or his a gent, st all, upon uatiathe ateNne process, and erei y writ ut aitachthert,. Hen Fi:oa. man Cap's.. all SiltlblacichiMo, intiunie ),1410.1 ithotle told gilditien of the patty agaiti.t %shoo, the writ a ibm.ol, such other de , etiption ut huts as such attorney or agent way t e able tu,„tve.) And it is also urthicd, that Int jtalglia:n I signed upon any Cowmen without bc.ing produced tome ele:k . of &Cies avid lelarAbalaulaan . , ' Ni • 1 R. ~' . Es 1 ~~