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• ~ • • :, . * ;C4 -'A . ~~ Per e . ' - r*--". "Id • , - - - 1111- L . " It "`...• • .... _" S. ~l 01 3! : : I r _ I • C. llOl . , .4 • , - 3 . t 111 BE a 10,084. , 1 • SEVEN T: ... ~. ;•••••--- - - . .. .. . ...., - . . . . r , ~• ,'' •_ .; , . _ EAST-INDIA MOM Map es, me. .: _. _ , .. 11011 14. 111/11 8 117 tr e a. CZOS, y 4. 294 PARLI a tiIigIVT I OY PEOcilliretil . Oa • r aw. of Cull jungle aio n i eau • 5 14 th • pic,6-i,it'ea 'du: rivHE COURT of DIRE RE tithe UNITED At um day of Jouse,iii?, at lima eidiasit lathe Pommes rati o n Of the system noun oliWs, Anti si. J. comPeNr l• MERCHANTS e 2116L4Tiri, spagias THE UNDERIMENTIONED GOODS, even Wel i3Or i . fowl ecigencleApen'ftce s ~ _that EAST-INDIES, 4 ko*O3' Om Notiero VIZ. • - • Valid 11.* • May 'hank '. * 'ow San Appear, '. ' system he belieled. to be d?e., great, instrument "Mich s /he About KO Gallon Geneva, under proof . .. " . " " thhin o w o w Appeal . ' 195hr w c.. "4-41111ebt A „ . 41"P at io . c oate d w i n brought us safely, naN . trimphaiitlY, through the Tot at the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the • ei 4 company appointed to be bold at their lisise. in }wham- al DD. Ds. • :• Ito De. Brail i l swer P roo f ` passly bear 4.• To *peened Va .d Wedeaviev ' • • anparallWed contest. e always felt it was the duty ct se WEDNESDAY. -the Mid Jena next, at linen - The Royal Aaeibt wis by geontothsloo so sba._..Ness of Parliiureat, .on the return of Reaci, to resume a Ian -ere , 564 Pounds Mack. l elbg ea *attach °that the ter g r eater p art at ' raw ' netnabcc, •turreocy as soon as practicable , and on that to in the Forenoon, a modes will be node, " rtat Mr. 5311 Do. Great Dd. of a Mote ar loeal tleseelpelen. ,-,!__ .. , *Las Lt orn late' at the Bea g li Oa Issithodiaway be It Reek*, 54 Bottles 21111 41 011411 e: .•t II A .---- t . , • • Leeds Ossandsdnusrs were, tbs Loan Ceascailoai the Prineipl* his Majesty'll uovernment had most sire n r ained to . return *hi hie rank to &dia.". . -• 1 Pair Decanters and IS Gliga iSssisbiers._.. i st Da c e mi ensoisoo d d ie z e d ;yBwavernaay. tartly acted. :Dig Noble Marquis, he observed; had • The shove Goo ds will not be 'sold for less diati tibli JOSEPH DAT, Vertery. D es k s. wi ddmobe viewed euebe yeeenbi et *meta Ait Earl of koalas took the oaths and his seat. , A mid! a veri candid and temperate statenient of his E 48 7- --- ,7" --- z , 4 z ' -------- " -- " um J ,,,,,, I. last. : lit•Veyosit of MN per 05551 will be required. • , ene r id Buk were lartalght up fr° lll the °." l "rn ., hY tar • objections ; and be. L ord LiVerpool) could not think , MI: G. Line, Mr. P. ooaa, Sir Error. Kamm, and " t a more rr . , . . am rilllE COURT ?f DIRECT'ORS . V the UNITED ' : Fi eIIbi tAL F E DIE a U y d r a raP ebrated and beautiful Dm . unity for rerintrg or ague. ?Ammo & ' atiber khaki% UMW/ wide& were; the Lottery. Wfortlea of e .-_, • . proper .: ~ . .... A rboth as.a... 2r ,.1 2_ , w iNirt e Bub, an d w hi r l were severally. notating use whole financial system 9t me country -a- COMPANY e lIIHRCHAA TS V. szeag.Ahro. titans T •eormeTto. eV PAINTING% .the Property at "7"a_'"'"'" "•'''' 1 — ' • . could present itself thip that fu rn ished by the very 1 , de EAST-INDISIk de neatly Rise Helbwo.• . ~ shit MOO* DE MIMIC docsiod, ism Conneellor to the __IP" - _* °mew' Pied a Messite frail the b t e re r Hams, measure then-under 'their txrdshiPs' considivation,...6 That the QUARTERLY OINIMIAIXQUEiIratiIie end aloyerami n s sl i d. Nonethatis, Will take place with- • she 1 e4 Y clf the Retert of their I t eethhi j e C•thalittee , In viewing the subject, It should be recollected r thas I r an;ointed to be bid eft Ms Fills* IS MIIIDNall• 4 1 1 0- .. .TO Tr. Je1y,.........11% ;Anh w ei* essossdhu; Days, "s e e 4 " *. alamambths ,„,,, t , b e g ema j o l9ll b r.t A te ‘ . t ogi , c ote no Itse a 1111.111 *art le. millions of t.ixes were resnifted .loyalty, DAY, the .. , rtd instant. M illightakisi i ".'oo 4 !,,, a t 1.0 " - • ..! ir dill ! ,', 7, 414, ligleal de* Rhifili, would mid aa an4ir by Messenger' o since the ctinklusion of peace ; though if the Assiut a rededi.. *nit- dab - bon beyond eight omen millions had bait itoltpoll24 jig before the Prepriessts, Orr ailyssieihipr e Esinktkla . : • toltvalw .. . . . .. . , fur a time, it would hale operated aide% bittela tetbss 0! the Court of Direction ot•the of Aril" ~ . eti ft itecemma t i allibglis by . li gt ormo d : diblilliell "B ea d : * Arr si ag a l i r d i g t •' . .. t an RAWV/LL an. II prenatal George iiiierO Dirliii; ]fret . 43.-i. Ft i•reend,ol4ll •111 . , att CAgega i nar a =,. .„. • gm the to. .t oss o p m p one amo te 'wt s k i e, tbe, &inerial Itionitaio of the costes: y;. bat et it war; Annum, as cinemas* 5ta5 4 4• 11614 . *• ' • 2 ' • • IC - - • atimp am. Abel'. 11:11111W Ossimiedsa the Zarb lAueseasso ma' Sessushi; nl' Gemini* veep atetpultily throat avow* wimp.; me Report r•ildie# br bba - lorabwk 01 1 P 416 4"- .l * Pei di Olaf , , Isla& 3. =cocoas** ..- ;in the "surse 0/ wig* ' ' rig* ' 'The Resent, hetbastfwei the best open for the insirecdon at at rerfiettaitot diillinnei . , • lon , Balboni; .. . . .. insc u ir d as e ttata tae Nib %N J: a r r.= 0 , - • imb - Itnote to *Mel tan Padden Of 1 . 001211 S situation of country fully • 'IO6IIP/1 BAIT, lterefter.• etyma ite.lets that aso *a the !berme Reek- it would be 011016 face; and. view - rendered the present ex- _ , . . • TO RE SOLD BY AUCTIONi Lisiththhi kotras,Aiws, tate. • By Mr. WAKEFIELD,. ' ... !_ I SX refer* that some Mild manure for Se logohtion admit menhir!: • 4 liquidatiOn of the demands of At Oarreway's, 'orTvesnar, the 13th of Je4, at 1$ elk, °E retie ai once adapted. And the Bank was nikceisiyy in the first , instance to a cer- THE COURT of IMEECTORSefiIIe UNITED riIHE celebrated Estate of PIEHLTFIEL , near "nl e ngithaz aFFeerld to "P reis hitmelf to a thliti tain extent. and the feetinri of that niu-sinn nf th'....t.- . ..: _ 1....'..11.... ' onl/1,../A7V el lIREteIIAhTS al RATCL437D smilax a . -. ... . Avr s krt. of t Itwl:1 1774 : T COMPANY of • MEICA4Ib 2 d EiIigLIPID Waft i 0 the EAST INDIES,. ofs kw* gips .Netial/2 Thatat the QUARTZ ILLT GiNURAL COURT tithe said Company, appointed to be bead at their Roues, in Lead*. ball4trett, on ,Y, ebe sad blew, at arm o'Clock in the Foresees, those wsa be subsuittet for conirma- . lion, the Reads:don of the Gametal Court ot As 19th Maylast, approving the Grant to lie Moaaar infaxwati, Who COMM rsar'&.l his Majesty's late ship Alone, of. the sear 1 4 . 180 Q; ski the appointment of a Chapisio to the Compsay's Factory a I.7enton, with a salary of AllOO per Annum, payable out at the Commission. Th. Report respecting Sir Murray Maxwell, as required by the By-Laws, now lies ai this House for the perusal of the Pro rietors. . JOSEPH DART, Starelmy. EAST-iNDLtf HOUSE, lone 9, lets. THE COURT VDIRECTORS of the UNITED '- COMPANY if s aLERCHANTS if ENGLAND andel; bike EAST-INDIESde 46elfry give Mdcc, 'That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the 43.1 Company appointed to be held at their Haim in Leiden' - iallstseet, on WEDNESDAY, the tad instant, is Weser made Special,. for the purpose of receiving a ItepOrt from the Committee appointed to inspect the East-India Company's *- Lows, and of considering certain propositions therein contained for altering By-Laws, Cap. 6, Sections 19 and 20, and Cap. 7, Sections I and 8, for repealing By-Laws, Cap. 15, Sections 9,'. 4, and 5, and for ordaining By-Laws instead at those proposed l to be Vepealed. .:101EPH DA line:enters. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF BART-INDIA STACK. • Lames Ann Gresuncen, AVACANCY having inecurted in your Court of Directors by the much-lamented death of SAMUEL DAVIS, Esq. I should inunediatk have came forward in the tope of succeeding him in that distinguished situation, were it tot for the asidthradeo that two Gendenten have long 011111. I;ed your attention, previously to my having solicited your suf frages. Under these circurnatances, therefore, it is not my in-1 tontiwt to trouble you on the present occasion, but I stand pledged.to offer mysclf to your nodes on the next vacant, that may uccut=-I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient and faithfel bet4ant, Et, Tortland-placle, June ts, iBI9 W. CURTIS, Jun. NEXT THURSDAY, Two Prises of £30,000, Sterling Money; 2,000 GUINEAS in GOLD, &c. &c. Aluot all be drawn. Tickets and Shares are ac na by EYTON, Stock Broker, 2, Cornhill, who aOld last Lottery, 5,115,1'2,000; and in the last Contract, 4,456, a Prise of .G 20,000, in Teo Shares, Ste. &c.—All business in the Public Funds unneeded with fidelity and dispatch. This day was published, in Royal eve. price 7s. Bd. sewed, vol. I. Part. IT. to be continued, of REPORTS of CASES, principally on PRAC TICEAIio and PLEADING, and relating to the Office of Magistrates, determined in the Court of King's Bench, in Ras ta Term, MI Geo. 111. OM), with copious Notes. By JOSEPIi CHITTY, Esq. Of the Inner Pine!, Barrister at Law. Lsindou : Printed for Henry Batterworth, Law Bookseller, No. 7, Fkevetreet, between fhe Temple Gates: Of whem may be had, The First Part of Mr. Cllitt?s Reports, containing the Cases Hilary Term last, price 70 4d, Jain published, thief es. POUR SERMONS, pteached before the Univer vity of Cambridge in the mouth of Pebeinty, 18191 to Irtich is added, a Sermon preached before the Unkerslty in 3:dy, 1818. fly the Rev. EDWARD HULL, It A. Of St. John's College, Cambridge: Cambridge 1 Printed by J. Smith, Printer to the Unhersity :rd sold by Deighton and Sons, Cambridge ; V. C. and J. Ri .:agton, St. Pa Cs Church-yard and Waterloo-place; and Hat caard, PlceadlU y, London. This day was published, in three vols. tense. price Is. bds. LEOLIN ABBEY; a Novelßy ALICIA LE- A-4 FANU, Author of Strathaean: and' Helen Monteagle.' P.itted for Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and &Own, London. Of whom may be !A t lately published, Dudley; a Novel. By Miss O'Keefe, Author of " Petri ecbal Times," " Zambia." he. 5 vela. lemo. s!. is. boards. .% Traveller% Tale of the last Century. By Miss Spence. vole 16s. 6d. The Veteran; or, Mitrimonial Felicities, 3 vole. 12mo. IL Is. Hesitation : or, To Marry, or Not to Marry. By the Au thc: of the Bachelor art' Married Man, 5 vole. Ins. * This day was published, price Is. PVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT; a Comedy , — 4 :4 By Mrs. INCHBALD. A. now performing at the ttatre Royal, Covent-Oardon. - Ling No. X LIX. of THE NEW BRITISH THEATRE. heated for Longman, Mirk, Rees, Oirne and Brown, London. Of whom may bi had, edited by krs. Inchbald. I. The British Theatre; or, A Collection of Plays, which are rived at the Theatres Royal, printed under the Authority and by Permission of the Managers, from the Prompt Books. With Biographical and Critical Remarks: In 2.5 Vols. royal leuno. with Engtiiings, price £6; lis. 6d. sad on fine Paper, with Portraits and Proofs, price £l5: 2. The Modern Theatre, in Ten Vols. £2. 1 0 s. boards, and Pine Paper, £5. 15s. boards. =.. Collection of Farces, in &Ten Vols. price Xi. 151. Mr; Oarraway's, , of JOly, at IS esti, - riIHE celebrate. . PiEIteEFIEL pea diepstow, in Moinnouthaire the ?MK) assigg a noble Mansion, standing in a Path of $7l Mee; nom men on tel side by a &one Wan, on the Stier by the River Wye'. The whole Estate comptises TWO THOUSAND SIX. HUN. DEED AND SEVENTY-FOUR ACRES of Land, so ' wading on both the banks of the Wye ' frows.ckee to Dawn is Abbey, to the TOwn of Chepstow, and of the annual rake of THREE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND SIXTY ' POUN DS.• • In pictou'esqm seamy thin-spot has been WA eikbisisd as the Ant in Brat Britain, Nature laving lavished her favouri apo4l with a most bountiful Said, end rendered it the book and pride of all lovers of fine scenery. The intrinsic mks is groat, from its contiguity to Chepstow and the Severn, which cobs Ms to the best =ahem. • may be had of Messrs. White • ind Woodson's. • See. ;of Messrs. Letnans, Saikkors, B&W; Mr. Cooke. Selatir, Ross; of Messrs. Watt, Soliekots, Bath; and at Mr. ilraludirs. Lod Agent and Surveyor, No. et P. .Mall, of «bay 'aims may be bad to view it. LOUOIII3OKOU6H, CESTRASHIREG TO Eli LET - Olt SOLD; • And anal be rowed upon itnpsedlitely, AN Excellent DWELLING-HOUSE, situate inl l alleluia and convenient part of the Town of Lough borough, containing a nreakfast.roten, Dhdng.avioas, and Draw.' ing.reotn, Ave Bed-rooms, and three Attie', with good Cellar*, outmodes* Kitchen, and other attached and detached Officestand. Stables, Yard and Garden. Also another Dwelling-Home,part of thee** Proporti, and ad* , which ray be occupied With the twat* if required. his eligibly duntte in a Ise li e ns, nwt* constrYt and ecotignoits to three of the most principal- ln the king dom—The Babies now toondned in the above.otendoned Pra wises may, at a moderns* expense, be increased tb any number a Gmdisgq,pr . Fesshnetet may require. For and to treit, apply to Mr. &avidity, Suotier, ss lettlikbot 43 4 ll Atfora to -Pblllol4- _ TN BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE, four doors Avoill IN the top of Southampton-Skeet, Holborn, b THZ IRISH LINEN COMPANY'S ONLY WAEEHOUSE IN LON, 130_,11 established nineteen years, for the Sale of IRISH SHIRTING and SHEETING CLOIIII by the piece, at the facteti peke, Warranted fee durabillbs o .colour, and to repay the perdmmsoncsey should any WI Er. The Company, front the natured their Establishmemb sad in Ireland, offer to the Comany the above Artkles cheaper than they can be procured *rough any other medbilLS—Good Irish Bills and Bank a Debut Neal takes as WilitsmCountry orders punctually tended to. • JOHN DONOVAN, No. 4, Blooni, London. JOHN DOYLE, No. Si; St. Mary's Abbej, Dublin% BRITISH PAIN' MANUFACtORY, 62, Queei- Chespaide, London. is* cwt. ere mkt Invisible or dark Green ... 48s. Pale Mew Paint Olive ditto ' 765. Bright Red 'Paint 345. Bright Or i l its. Dark ditto Slate, Lead, an d, . Chocolate atone Colours Black Bright Yellow " 56L Prepared Oil per Gall 41. Gd. These Paints are basely ground in linseed Oil,' and may be used for ail purposes of Painting, inside or amide; they are very ornamental and preserving, and are easily applied, requiring only to be thinned with the prepared OIL !ZS CWT, 721 CALLOW Genuine White Lead Ditto, for Oat.donr Work ens. Terrads. t 3 . Colours dry or ground, for every ameription bf Mose Painting, of the best quality. Refined Coal Tar Brown ilas. per Cart 1 . Ursa. and Co. most respectfully inform the Public, that they may be supplied with every article in the Oil and Colour Line, warranted genuine, and in quandtles suited to their convenience. N.B. Metchanta and Dealers will be Supplied with dry sad ground Colours stilted to the Home and Forehm.biarkets atavism advantageous terms. HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continued Ai to be prepared was the most agmeissis are and assen; . doe; by Mesas& Themes end Wusteat Mogitr, Mao Chemists, Manchester. 11 is gold ta-blegiags rice li rot with glass stoppers at 4& IMAllagerbedisdPkwith fun dirtegbnig for its we , by their vaginas Awls hr .dr.3 . god throushoutthe OWNS Widow; bolt caribe their names are lairegill the 011os111111114 Stamp, which is. Axed over the awl et spew of eselb.blink&—Of most of the ' venders of the Magnesia be had, sedwaticated by a similar Seam& Horses Amman of Vasalia., the ioventiosrof 's and the cady WNW preperation of that antis. - BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. AS a mild and effectual remedy for all those dis orders which originate in 'Added sedan of the liver and binary organs, namely, isiligeetiois, lose of seed* knreLseltos. heartburn, flattdencies, asthma, ellteeknerisf the Deer, &e. fac. it may be asserted with the stelMest trulkidtst DIXON'. ANTIBILIOUE PILLS hail net with aims general appro val than auy other medicine whoesder- eamdtutes their recommendation to the notice of sOorpiallsilksd emitted with the above complaints . They unite adeesemendadas of mild operation with successful ; squire no mania of eonfineinent whatever during their nee. Is tropical climates, where the Consequences of redundant and vitiated bus 'ire se prevalent and alarming, WIT are an invalselde slid dkildt pro tection. They are likewise peculiarly ealenleeld to edesisd dka orders arising front messes of the table, to ramps en gem of the stomach, and to ;emote eiery complaini oee eial tedif gularity Sold in !km, Chemists, ihrugiturs . a lar l act. r . _ Oran rupee* the second real*, of the Had • NW was dieelsarged, and nisewed for ~f Xl[ o small Lnteadoe move ihumett t o tt e tt o . 1 7 3 1/CK., offer Welty atetting t it sr the lthei an Theriday. Tb r oVof LIMIGRILIL 204 the s Ugaimagtf a express Ms strong disapprobation that aMIof • 'great importance orldt sp a fawned to the comet to Which it •referred, should be at slivery advanced a period Of the Seestom . Bard. HOLLAND two doss: one from, the IMlots.lll.tbe Coax, JW of Uncoil% respecting the Inseleent X Act; usl the second from soma' place in the North al Of Torttre_elling a ',Alan of the Olhdool Cole. Bari of L A ImmtDALS, doer a few imodoctery re stated Ida latention, an Psienfiay neat, to submit a new Ort r iseA the adoption of their Lordships, width Lo to that Do all for the regulation of any trade, r unt the of *dealer milts, or enacting etrtain pub with !terser to the sante, should be read the second 111 sport from the. Beard of Trade. with their Ee( * t ea, and the grounde upon . which such were . tidt Noble Earl deemed would opetatk aO a molt check. CAM PATisairni 1111th.. The Earl of HARROWBY, in moving the Cbiu , mint* on the Bank Cash Payment Bill; did nix feel it necessary to occupy much of their Lordships time ; as the grounds of the Measure were most • fully ex plained in the Report of the BAIL Committee. He combated. however, the argunients which had been brought forward to prove, that if this measure were adopted it would tend to drain this country of her gold: It way desirable, nevertheless, that this Re= empties bf Cash Payments should be as gradual•as in order that the 'coinstry should be gra - V accustomed tb this change of circumetencei.: The balance of trade in favour of this country would enable the Bank to resume Specie Payments in a short time trithout inconvenience. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE addressed the House at some length on the occasion, not so Much in reference to the particular measure before their Lordships ' with which, generally speaking, be cor dially concurred , as upon certain' - important topics which be deemed not unconnected with it. The Bill itself he thought would go to extricate the country from one of the most arduous and dqficult Situations is whieh it was ever placed ; and further, he 'thought it would constitute a land-mark, pointing out the tare course which we should in future pursue, and that perilous Course which we ought to Avoid ; and he hailed it at an auspicious omen, that the principle of Morning at soon as practicable to k metallic cur rency, met wit 'almost unanimous approbation. He then referred to the nature of a provision or clause, which he had an idea of proposing, though not to if the tense of Noble Lords seemed in the least again* it. The Noble Marquis then passed on to a seam' view of the present financial situation of the country ; and in the outset, he chiefly adverted to the Sinking Fund, with respect to which he thought, if Mr. Fox s clause was acted upon so long since as 1803, a considerable saving wbuld have accrued to the Public, and he approved of the Noble Earl's conduct, in recently making that fund available in stead of a larger lean. On this part of the financial 'system his Lordship dwelt in some detail, and he teemed to doubt the policy of continuing, under the :presknt circumstances of the country, that provision which directed the speedy or immediate payment of one per cent. out of all loans contracted, as it in effec.s amounted to a taking front one quarter what wisa immediately to be paid away in another, which, in fact, operated no real diminution of the public debt. In justice to the plan to be effected by the Bill, and , in justice to the Country, he should have u jailed that .the operation of the plan was left unclogged with any addition to the present buthens of taxationapon the Country ; and that no recurrence of the kind should take place as long as the plan was in opera tion, as such would doubtless fend to put the Country in a situation which would enable it better to bear such additional burthens, if then found necessary- After several, farther observations on the financial circumstances of the country„, the Noble Marquis cordially, concurred in the present motion. The Earl of LIVERPOOL also spoke at consider able length upon the occasion. Their Lordships, he observed, were generally aware that he had uniformly and repeatedly declared his opinion and desire that , the country should.return to a metallic currency as soon as possible. He had always considered that ar rangement with die Bank as a temporary expedient. At the same time they should consider that the a cute, of the late war, a war sine . as well as extent, ca l for that emotion which gave facilities to that ermiimd 101 to bring that arduous and aiiineeialM hetua The long du- MGM, Slfl IV • qua., •w. w•um , -woe., —,--- o[ the bowels. wnordinary circunusa - Is Bottles, at us. yd. is; I la. aad Us. by R. asicat sad ma i m . i n i ts. c h aracter banists, No. 4, Cbeapside, turner of at. Peel % Lais&Witl i l s i zeord i nary egertiol Saeleille-strc Dublin; and by die !ripe Ipal Boot. Brugghts and Vendeis tbiovglisut die Masa Irsteln which enable( It eveatful contest to a 1 • , - ..e Bank -neeeseetyy . to take's:tont, and the feelingof that pOrtion of the pub- , lic .4o were at all capable of judging, be must say, was in favour of • the measures determined upon by his Afiijesty's Government. A comprehensive and adequate ststem to meet at once the financial diffi cultia-i of the country was, in everyway . tbe wisest andsafeet policy that could be adopted. In that view it was determined to establish a really effective Sink. ing Fund, by creating an adequate surplus revenue. , This vat a point, whatever %Wails may be Feld as ; to the other parts of the subject, which he Al:Ought could pot be denied. And he thought they would net do their diitY to the country. ,or to posterity, if . they took no advantage of this perio4 of peace, and act so as to establish an efficient Sinking Fund. This policy was now adopted by every great country in , Europe, and which, he re ted, could only be effec ted by means -Of a sur uskivenue. By the kepi, which. were adopted , an die arran gemen t s proposed j sea to be made, he trusted that at no distant period this country would he in possession of an 'effective, Sink ing Fund of about eight m illi ons , b y which means 'they would be enabled pr(gressively to relieve ,the hardens of the country. With such a system tie could look forward without m uc h anxiety, eithertol continuance ofpeace, or even to a renewal of war. In the Mean time, said the Noble Earl, the country wotild grdually get rid of its financial difficulties. by a progressive reduction of debt. Such an addi;. tion as was new prOposed to be Made to the revenue could at no time .be done without some pressure ;,. ,but a time was chosen when that would be as little felt as any other which enuld be hoped Tor ; and it J was so calculated as to render necessary fiery little or no rise in the prices of the respective articles ; the whole amount of three millions proposed • to be raised ; was little in proportion to that of eighteeri millions not long since relinquished. It was seemed the safest policy to bring the whole subje c t a t once to the view of Parliament, and laying aside all half or partial measures, to tell the country at Once what was necessary to be done. This cause would give td the public a fixed and permanent systein (as far al may be) for their future financial concerns, and upon those grounds it was held adviseable to submit the pending system at once to the view and deliberative wisdom of Parliiment - The Earl of, LAUDERDALE congratulated the House that this measure, and the opinions now en tertained by -the most intelligent ranks of society; had given the death-blow to those principles which ' bad so long prevailed in the country. ,Looking at this subject in eery point of view, he' was one of those who said that it had bee n much ' misunderstood. He thought that the Directors of the Bank of Erg land had acted a part which did them the higiwat honour. By the Act of Restriction. their Lordships had, in fact, transferred to the Bank of England what was once considered as the greatest poWer and pride bf the prerogative of the Crown—the right of regulating the currency bf the country. When he heard people•say that the Bank had forgotten them selves, their ,Lordships should remember, that, by investing them with that power, they had placed them in a very different situation from that of airy ' other body in the country: it was their duty front that moment to consider what it was best for them to do, both ;with respect to the Prop: ietors and to the country noised. When he considered, then, what Use and hems made of that power, in what way it had been exercised, and fbr what ends, he prided , , himself as as Englishman, that it bad leen much less abused than the power which bad been vested in any other persons. The Noble Earl then repeated, •at considerable length, the opinions which he bad entertained on the subject of the currency, and con= .tended that they were correct. He thought that this business had been mismanaged from the beginning: it was madness to make a silver coinage till we had got over the difficulties of an over-issue of paper.-- He wished to know how it happened, that since the year 1816, the Exchange had been against us with respect to gold. Gold haZ always been exported with a profit, 'and silver had been always imported with .a profit: He wished to know how the Noble Lord could explain the circumstance of silver having "flowed into this country with profit. In the history of man he was slue it could be found, that wherever there bad been an over-issue of paper, there has al ways been a depreciation of gold. He was one of thine who held particular opinions on this subject.— He was one of those who thought, that if the Sink: tog Fund had been noshed to the extreme which the Legislature had contemplated, it would have been ruinous to the country. Till Mr. Pitt's time; in 1786, there WAS not a single Tax laid for the Sinking Fund. redhig Perth. Ally )r r y e tction :L4riy Wt,. cafe •t to /rips t IPAIr Vb the ho- It& as ' r i n g Ma , ota ; 1 1