The Chancellor of the Exchequerobserved, that there was on the order book a notice of a motion respecting the holders of stock in the Loyalty Loan. He had considered the subject maturely, and no doubt it was a 1099 subject to which the greatest attention ought to be paid. He had, in consequence, taken the opinion of the Attorney and Solicitor General.—From the opinions which they had given, and their reasoning upon the circumstance of the repayment of the loan, he was now fully convinced in his own mind, that the holders of stock in that loan had no right to demand or expect payment before the 5th of April, 1805.