Star. — London, England, 1829-08-12 00:00:00

Itt • 1. \ 6 ( \\\\ \\ I , • I • ‘,. 100 e a. ) • , .• THE CONSTITUTION-NOTHINO I LESS, AND NOTHING NORE. WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1329. ti umuia 13'!238.] PRICE SEVINPENOE. . r,.. , r CHARLESWRIGHT, Wine-merchant to the Royal Family, King's Theatre, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket, London, has new on Sale, warranted, the finest Genuine WINES and SPIRITS, striae cheaper than any other haw in England. rint now. m 1002101. s. d. 4. 4. PORT, from the wood.. 25 6 CAPE MADEIRA, for Dino, superior quality .. . tit 0 price and quality un- Old crusted, vintage 1821 3d 6 ectalled in England l4 6 Choice NH of flavour and Ditto body) frost Rewire) .. 42 0 The Anent Imported's' Bee's Wing (Rods) en- CH A MPAONE—IYAi, dons 4B 0 d'Avlse, et de Piny. SHERRY, very good Ditto, superior quality Ditto, pale A do 56 0 Blase 63,7a, and' 64 0 Ditto (Carvallo)) The cabrwed C. Z. .... 411 0 ChOlesu Malleinz• ex Is MA DORA, high Swoon IPltte, Mgt growth ed West India 3O 0 Bessie, Sauterne, et Ontvo Ditto, rich Ditto, East lain Vidoskia and Tenerife 23 6 Spirits, Porter, Ale, and Lisboa (first marks) 26 o Cyder,ke. Re. in proportion., 11ountain, curious . Sto Brandies (Otatd, Hanwsle,) Ducceas, scarce and old Old bottled Stout. Ale, Cyder. &c. from s• 64. per 4 0. 28 ". Florence Oil in cases —3O flask. at lied. per belt. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, AuG. 11. SUGAR. --•o- . Quantities retained for Team. Home Consumption. Net Revenue (Customs). Cwt. X 8. d. 1799 1,547,109 862,632 11 11 1790 1 536,232 908,954 17 4 1791 1,405411 1,074.903 16 5 1799 1,361,592 1.012,538 12 1 1793 ...1,677,097 1,316,602 14 3 1794 1 489,392 1,031,492 4 2 17116 1 336,230 949.961 16 1 1796 1 554,062 1.225,213 7 S 1797 1,273,722 1,299,744 0 7 1798 1 476,452 1,794,990 15 9 1799 2,772,438 2,381,935 16 5 1100 1 4106,1181 •. 1,835,112 11 1 1801 2 773,795 2,784,232 Id 1 1802 2,250,511 1803 1,492,565 1,551,457 17 11 1804 .4,144,369 2,458,114 18 5 1805 2,076,103 1806 2 801,747 3,097,590 3 6 1807 2 277,665 3,150,753 6 3 180$ 2 842,813 1809 2 504,501 3,273493 2 3 1810 3 419,312 1811 3,226,757 5459,218 4 3 1812 2 604,019 1113 2 109,063 3,447,560 4 5 1814 1,297,989 3476,513 6 5 1815 1498,965 2,957,403 2 4 1816 1419,156 1817 2,990.794 1818 1457,707 1819 2 474,788 1120 2,581,256 1821 2,676,274 1821 1 611,490 1823 1442.671 4,022,712 4 1 1824 2,957,961 1825 4,655,659 1826. 5,155,075 1827 5,011,191 1828 3,58.5.845 BRAZIL. WAR-OFFICE, Amain 10. let Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Greet Hoary Stafford Thorny soo to be Li eutenant. by purchase, vice Dick, who retires; Hen. Wm. Drake Irby to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Thompson. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons.—Assistant-Surgeon James Alex ander Ore. from the 95th Foot, to be Aolatant-fiergeon. vice Faruden, promoted. .11th Light Dragoons--Captaln James Richard Rotten to be Ma jor. by purchase. else IWO, promoted ; Lieutenant Francis %Weil to be Captain, by purchase, vice Rottots ; Cornet Chas. Robertson Hyndesen to be Lieutenant, by purebsse, vice Blun dell ; Charles tallow Parker, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, trice Hyannis, • 'Meth Rightism* of Foie—Captain John Isaac° to be Ka*, by ' purchase, vice Or Robert Moubray, who rodent List:totem James Keralsay to he Copal; by pnrchate, vice Johnson; En. sign Hondo Nelson Vigor. to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vies Kershaw • Robyrt Deane . Spread . Gem. to be Ensign , by per chase;iin Vizors. '33d Foot—Ensign Edwin Wynyard Young to be Lieutenant, with .: out punkas*. vice Dc Saki High Mackay. deceased; Gentleman Cadet George Augustus Verson Graham, from the Royal Mill ' tary College, to be vice Young. 34th Foot—Lieuteoant-Coloosi Charles Richard Fox, from the . half-pay, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Henry Robert Fergu son, who exchanges, receiving the difference; Lieutenant Hen. Robert Boyle, from half-pay 30tia Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice. John Reed. who exchanges, receiving the difference. 53d Foot—Captain Thema& ,Butler to be Major. by g i tili s se, vice Reed, promoted ; Lieutenant Edward Berk e ley to be Captain, by purchase, vice Butler ; Ensign Mastoid igley to be LieetVlePt , by putt:hew, vice. Philipps ; Charles Benjamin Maples. Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase. vice Higley. 69th Foot—Captain George Thomas Heigham, from the half-pay, to be Captain; vice Matthew Jenuur, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 71st Foot—Staff-Assiatant.Surgeon George Gulliver to be Assist ant-Surgeon, vice Daihitt, appointed to the Ist. or Grenadier Foot Guards. 97th Foot—Lieutenant William Trevor Stannus to be Captain, by purchase, vice Macquarie, who retires • Ensign Edward Barton to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vies; &annul ; Oliter Keating, Gent..to be Resign, by purch ase, vice Barton. Ceylon Regintent—Lieutenant Mortimer Jones. from ball pay, 89th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Eintolle, promoted. ONATTACMID. T. be .Lieutenaat-Colostels of Infantry, .by perches,— Ur* Tbentee ;40, HIPP the 534 Foot; Maier Bellingbaat John Smith, from the,ll4s Light Dragoons. The sOcrententkined Lieutenant. actually serving upon fell pails i Regiment of the Line. whose commission is dated in the year Ihio. has accepted promotion upon half-pay, weeding todie General Order. of the 87th .Decomber. ins To be Captain of Infautry—Lieutenant Daniel Keogh, froor.the Ceylon Regiment. Seven dozen of Port, Sherry, or Madeira, Ws. Bd. per dozens well packed in a good wine hogshead. lit for any use, includiM bottles, and for lOL Quarter casks of Port and Sherry (VI imperial gallons) permitted front tlve Docks to the purchaser direct, cask inclusive, 15L 15s.—Cape Madeira, 22 gallons imperial measure, all included, Bf. Butts, pipes, hogsheads, c►eaper than the above prices. N.B. No orders will be attended to unless accompanied whit a remittance, and postage paid. VAN DIEMAN'S LAND. A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.—There is `1 not, perhaP%; In the whore Materia one remedy which .° effectually relieves the pain of _ll su ff ering s palleakes the AMERICAN SOOTHING ‘litttllP. Wko eat .watch the writhing tortures into which 1 loirelf . infant is 'often enaeuised during the period of dentition, 'seltiltut feeling eratpatity for its, sufferings? and who wouldbesitatie to procure a remai t y. When a remtidy Me be found, whkh &NOW by the effectual relief afforded in so many disttening eases which are daily . cosplgg to,thiN notice . of Mrs. JOHNSON? 'l s hii:gore, Mothers ought never to beikkhout the' N 1100TH LNG firRUP In the' Nursery ; for if iv Clad awakes in. the night with pain t ity. only rubbing the guisi . with a few drais of the Syrup, it will lusmc ately open the pblreb, hthl the gums; and thereby prevent fivers and convulsions ; for should k come in patspetitioq.yritis any ,otber, disorder, it often destroys the mo th er's brightest 'topes. To be bad, Wholesale and Retail, of Johnson and Co. No. ea, Yorkbonce, City.road; and; by their appointnienctif all pried. pal Al** Vendors in . Town, and Country, at . gs.,M,Rer N. 3..44e_De are , 111310 ,g f?• the 441 i t e R441Nnti Jollies's ma NO-with* aii.Oire are sevicaf spa s, sorts. , f , / • . . s. . • 11'OVAL aaranur tum sr. ocnons.tl Ambean t• Surtem Joserb &Nudger from also etli:Light Dragoman GA • mows. Tinter of Landon— Reverend Andrew Irvine to be Maple's, .101 Broughton, reaped. Itaystaster •Chatins,Thnotas Grant. of thr Ist .Ifoot, Jw bant•al4 tamed fn Mil*µ •rontotiotion as .Payosorton sand has .beisa P10.C144P51 4 . 4 lila - Qtr of $ fornttr rank as .Litittenant. ThF,wnlor.ponttkptsrd.Ofkort haTe ttetto.ailovrod to retire frost tij tbr iak , of unattached connitbsioas illajor . -General JonrphGobbins ; Maior : Goooral Mr John Print* bahimple. DECLARATION OP INSOLVENCY. Jam Attipeon. Leeds.,Yorkaldre, dyer. LEA - KE'S GENUINE PII.LS, justly famous Jos ctiring,• In aU its Akges,, die VRNICREA D rStriSk.— One . mtalt.Pill is a dose,' and the . taking of one Pox, in a recent ca.*. will soon convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery: Nothing can be better contrived, more safe, or man convenient than this Remedy, fur such as are obliged torsions:Oen or to sea, as it needs no confinement or restraint of Diet; and sixty years experience tin . an extensive practice) has proved that it will street a Cure when rerated Salivation. and, all othsr 'netts* avail 'nothing. For flic Scurvy and other Chronleal Dliortlers, thtilbieditlfiV has riot ifs panik6 'Upwards of 40,0b0 Pertain of both Bette hive' been' radically tilted of the above eniel djme. den, within the 14.4 eight years. Prepared and sold..by the anis proprietors, T. L.Olt and SDN, Members of Alte„linyal cpu Irge of Surpons, at their Hons., No. 9, New Mdge:itreet, in Rose of only' 9.t. 91. cads, dirty' included.—N.B. Two back dooni,, , and•Ligitt, in the PAsinges•kt dight.—They are also sold, by their appointment,. with .cnpions directions, of the - Troy-shops, 5. Grafton-street, Sohn, atukdg, South-street.. far Diokoningh's, 7, Pish,stieet:ltill i orarly opposite the bionoment ; !Heins. tuflir, Princes-striet, PAladulgli, ainitickillie Dublin ; and by one Person in evet considerable TOten in Greta -*Stain and Ireland ; observing, *at - the.lintrts_tiOw, that " T. T.iylor.. New Bridge-strest,"istipOn,fbe.GOrnrpqrn! SPA*, • • ....16•••• ....• • A ,ItowLAND.4n4:SON ICaPtrAdßillliC4 2 4 : o'l 30,1 4 , and Go:Weasels on prichsdng Macassar. • v itot In take any without • being inclosed wjth a Panipidet : W a rappri c tbe Libel baying the words ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL;' And -tiled at each end. with the Nara* and Addrep..and.Agned till the labelin red. uA. ItOw&AND,& N.,40. TIATIO*g,ARDIH'4 I 7. And cuuntereigti!d ‘ Ala 41E- It 0 r'l, 4 N 10,7 Price ;Is. fa —7s. —10 s. Oda—. and 20.11 hot*. AU other., prices, or without the wrapper . , are count erfeit', _A. O4ltirib!e of the Gi.nuirei Is lust rcelvtd This itivaltialf Pi whicifon. . This Oil is composed of yegetahltingredjepie v Viich ptrocr !“ the Hair to the latest Orlkid Inzikrgint 41rfIlfs . predicts' 'faking End •bantiflil l Curls,' *Asia 'damp *'cat her air eseitise castooralfeot ; nndek 'Hair, Air Is Aorals4pnlA7 „tort % silky; glossy, vies ant, and, krasitiful. Is invaloglikles tijS ri , 119 as due ',,anion to ChigireVa ' Mat rs# proarcei. WiiISNEAS "liirtlflroW4: FT' R. ItOW,LANWS .**Ll: l l$,Rl., Its soothing, coolisig, and atnelioriWv&pippe, Fkith.ifiVo o ;4lfitll.• allays the smarting irritability s ,ifilis:Shist,„atsungVii - liillartt*A;Vrns Irma Bata iT,d hing t if 'Sktri t ,'ventbiii`eutAnetours Ittroptians, and rrodutre BEAUTiIfe CVO /1111%1C114.14; '4*U *Phial , relict tar Loins nursing' (belt Ofsisi 4-1 50 4 I , 4 . o4 P ei rin f9 Alw r ' SisaWng, Walleye the.sparting gain % In 4 igfir.p f % r.( 01 1- 5 11! and plepeanti Anil its, Of per.Vottl4 jtuty inc ed. , Ro t he •, ,fg ggglr .• ' Each genuine has'die \l me, and Addtra. the Government Stamp, wki# tiOalterfaliio baYg r .. A. ROWIAND & SO4, 20, ti ATTON. G A KPEPT ! . U 0 W L rjLY6 p t stuici t of .TX fpf a .Grey Hairs h"'kft!lt%; l / 4 4/till'ol Pfrigf?!- 7e. 6d+ s ~ 1 , o*, qv,* ' Smyth, PerAinser, No.. 117, New, Bassikareeta By Hay ode; PerfunfeW, llteillnienittieetact g i t a o. o u r n a khg t i 'I3C • Gin& ield Moot •St k Ls. Thresdisfh*tr -- 't /alp. Ditin‘iffrii? ,1 14 Attiniati, 39; Yie•W Ifilu.leteitse c ialT l: Gerardo. suretevainlff I,' tigeitelde VI 1110 Wand • 11161.. cAckipvs.. stree•frarry Itta (V:57, tAwAririlimba i iktqliaNd 4 1 1 4 14 OtriVlffret i Lovi,ltil; al4 Viiiitotek subswi l mineei, co. dig :19,4160/0 bill r/ftiattat haw Aurei **4 l .l,tikohlf, 07. 1 7 NevabitTl o 43;'!Bit' ti`atir,oo.4eNtio.yair; ..: ,Ipiriram4ls. PleetAint Iftt 1 . • I, . mil •V. ttligitli - 90. Af f adikeitAu chanieilVer ffliiiii.islibir I to 'tal. AiiVidisi 4l 4 Aid Johnstone, O. Cu: shin. N' • ,' 7 . •1! •. ' 3-. BAAK.EQPIQY SUPERSEDED. g00tt5E4 1 440 1 ,4 victarnsf. BANKRUPTS. ' Thomas Davidgoilly. Sbomiholt. balm, to .serreaka August 14, pt laru e ,iieserabot• 1, at twelve. sttd 1111, at two, at the Caerl.,_c 4 tPettls444‘litlAr Atonal. , sr. Brags. Uncola's lan T ftelda: George lhotem, Malik., Ron% merchant, Aug. 14, at chitin, 21, at twelve, and "Beet. 22; at eleven, ot the Court el COIMIIky 'ismer& Attoraies Soo;h-misare..Grapla lea; •ami Mr. 1411ltilacro41;14PM 'Samuel Forfeit Grey, New.,Sogd-streete chemist, August 114 at eleven,. il, at twelve, and. Sept if, at eleven at the Court of Poissonlisioncrs. Attorney, Mr. 'Henault, liouvcrie-street, Fleet street. Abrakam Gould and John Ppm, Porto Delhi Wharf,UpiterGeuund. , street, 13iackfrius, coal merchants, Aug. 14, at orolvo, 91, u • clove!). and *Pk 929. al pm, -a[ the .Court of Coeuniasioneso. Atttithoy,Alr.,lthet t les, Cluoccry-lane. lisomas i kipylc ;kid, WilliAm Aosta Harrison, Maar.buster, cam. mission agents, August 24, 2.5, and September - 4110A two, st - the Tork hoed, Alancbester. Attendee, • bledirs..-9191no`emt , Parry,Tenspls.; and aleurs...Alaswault Maiftlastur. , Richard Junes, Shrewsbury, Shropeltite; malon4takptandser and 92, at eleven at the Lion ShrevrMery. Anoraks, mew.. Ciavit l _s;sd anti.Jdr. Teece, Slurtespory. Wllllatq l'oulter, Barrow, Suffolk. general shopkeeper.. August SI, at two, U. and September SA at elevElb. at the Onst Bell' lab,. May St. Ifsblpinds. Attornles. Ir.. W. Querjets; Burp St. Ed , annuls; and Swain and Co. Fredesieles-place, Ald Jetity. DIVIDENDS. ' Sept.l2. T. Wright, Boston, Lincolnshire; druggise,We eleven, at thp,White iiArt 109 v. liugton- , -Sept.44. W. Hawkins, :Liverpool, grbruilder, at two, aulic office°, Mr. W. M. Wllnarnson, Lirsr• —:SiPti 14. W. Lnertb and J. Wilson. Nutrilighlant; Weessranw. ac Poiltsks i sFe u . , Roo. Horn. N.Rd, g b su. J. woca . p : p4 `Cu. s Liverpool , merchants. at esse..:7ll7BCr trinlciii Doildings, Livarpoui—Sept i• F. Pester, Osfehivstrww; 94Iscitt.lh• coUrt.ot Cak:Misoliners. • CE Fl PATNA Sirr..l. NlTrfq..,Bristsd a Vitoillort—J. Chogiardo. Irort eletNer—O. Antlynch), Great St. no**, Apostle, Leads% esseeess-r - -S, M4ltift/WTIVIIIV44. I I4.I9IIISCIMIcIte-J. Bates, Gunki-squarn, Crime al-tnas landun. wide onerellinnT Jon* Gard d,p a nidni.jdon, Noirde.::Shophrtdiesoldnotei CskixiitA.sWer• PA WTI'S LPS I. DISSOLVED. • i• 1 Phillips and P. Gardaters..Acistium. Printers-4. pad D. "Nat i A!ockportCituisinkattrorides—j. wrion an d W. pry,„ cell. Ilverpool, coltr;.‘alorO-s.l%....atutinont.ind •fk Tuft, ChlPPlfilguiP 4 ent A, ca 0410101/"WwW4lslledteptts.r Maui iii 4 ,Amip&lienb,.44ra-drcipeiv-ir. nod C. liji per . Sranr oikstre , t,,BliclOriairtinid; Irthftecto.-Li I abl. Anolonitswetio lizookoot VielfrOogoiliactr P-aregigelkstqw-OVLIPOOI4 W...llectliaa,nearg^ lan?. vden4§4o 4 9 , 4twillsotili Of.; Pi!Ck/ 1 " 13 -..! • .ind Co. imei.enta.+ iflosieikikitat;# r ar d l 80idg17...-.1 0 !' aPNak 'MI J4l Garlic xiiiki p imo, Comm ontOrluri4rnidieramir4 Jr ( . 3kor - ndonn..,%/lu4l4l.4loObrlalite-,Awrq4 o Bll 4 l T.- 1 .74/d4 rgn, nres t. l*7 ;l 11 1 4 4 :Afir 4 .094:1r4. 6 :1 1 : 7 itth Ir. k rirt v' s iiiiittosinOtioi.iteetworo...-k; k Retract of a letter, dated Hobart-town, Van Diemaa's Lad. March ti, 1222 :—" This Is Indeed a lovely country. Take the climate of Italy, the mountain scenery of Wales, the fertility of England—combine these, and you have Van Dieman's Land. Of fruits, and other productions of the earth, there is a constant ac cession. for in this place there is no winter, unless about two months of rain and wind In Jane and Jody may deserve the name , of that seasoa. All Mit, grain,' and vegetablits, • have a deer Sa vour, sod grow to much groaner potholes, than in Ragland. I think if Dr. Gall had examined the cranium of the world. he would have discovered the bump of philwprogeakivenes on this spot ; lot, posidtely, cattle, sheep. kangaroos, hogs, dots, chil. dreo,•and otheranitealt, iscritse so fast eau bootee a salience. The cattle brought by the early • • seeders strayed away and 'have lsolid meow the sbeasealas. The stock of timber is most beautiful, aadappaready isseskaustible. Pisa, oak, strina-bark, peppermint-wattle, seder, gum-erood, row-wood. and light-wood, , abound in Dues of 'majestic . portal laosaceivable to an Ratilsit:' 'maw • Titelieitbs; orlid.lowert, mod *ides are exquisitely delicate and vielighttUL The air is impreguated with the peeresses of ode. Wenn. plants. The peppermint. whisk gives a chamois neat, the camphor plant. musk plant; genitives.. myrtles. and harp sickles. grow spontaneously to the she of trees. Mere it only ea ado wild Weise,* small lidd of loathe?, which is timid; sat 'raids the' spores& of mil: The that reeddlabititdosalilitt of she lasetrand repSie tribes ; • providistially they%) not Mack modem vegetables, but they will devetlr a timber tree in a little time. Of the tarantula spider, as hrge u a walnut in die body, I have destroyed many is the sitting-room.; these; with &horrible centipedes; are Hey poisoaces. Theis are sixteen *dee Of makes of deadly venom From the *Sty' Of lonia cattle. their priers are law--4 norm or • cow and calf. may be bad for U. semen ; good fat sheep alive. we from go. Ed. to Ss. a head ; pigs, jest now, '.are dear. id. per lb. ; kangaroos, which all the freqoenten of the Zoological Gardens he the Regent's Park may not know, is equal to vettleeet, any one play havelir Aside& You May fin a bushel basket tend Eve tahiatei With Oysters and simicks at any of the bays. la half an boar, the other day, 'I and two coespesiass caught. SOcilteeti tray‘lish. weighing from two to four pounds' Cap. equal in llavoua to English %beers, is company with a de- Ucate-tatiag • parrs-fish of 12 boars a Tastily young Shark. thit baltoldboie.• ' Destbaid *ohm - atelier flOtraredthishialtallated, shkh posy lie abilled to the ?inhaled odoriferous het bade the malteds' feed wpost; sod: es she slice of re youtheyeashiterraptedly enjoy. Flour is lid. to led. per lb. which is deemed a fair avenge price, neither cheap air dear. Potatoes are 5.. per cwt. Peaches ate r Penny idoseis; lad apples are in Meh abUndance dot They lie and rat; Grape aerie : id abundant,' bailee yet um mash lealtivited.• • -We heed capital 'French wises very cheap; good • 'organdy at as. id. per wain. Hop' pine lisuimiantly, sad male Is began to be made. Yon any readily eamfrolmoat every ka.iwa and delicious kind of fish in any of the virdibluyi width Welled IS tbietieentiy. of bay - aka/1S the &Mos fora umptentilin Mestere allsiatelfrins the erbaktelhii mionerw. There are no Game Laws • the pustules of witas is the only rjualifscitlai,' and your Malty terwaliftad tultegbbdalatiiki only Certificate for &oaring when, whim. end - what you please. Wr have eagles, hawks, mad almost every variety of the feathered rue.. Wf.d duckivere flat and fat, and id tiWMtKss tfeat; I "suer dlsan hiins•down yd at one slischargt of hie pew They Abashed in Lisp extensive rushy lagoons. Pialtry is peutifel. 'sod all birds thrive Welt Thera le tied want - tete there 'Sae Wee . ' elf TU4441141; 1 care-wow, anxioue.facesi that.lonle from every corner and street in London. There is no misery bit what results (rem idlenees, Alebanchern . oe torwartiintatille wiecotitioit: 'The 'kick 'pbribie doe a not •vdry.lisineroissi but equip •Uninsibleal the bleu-. kip of civilisatioa. They are math arrant idiots u to prefer Italiatilai in a eilmele vlsere'efitliee'llte um retie/link •biing loculdt erklewsoMswvpreflered a then' in exchange/dr end they prefer a life of ease and independence to bae of labour and leans*. °The ‘Alrhitef,- *kelt , d/splited sack' Wain folly, express their difference of opinion by arguing upon ash" from the mouth of the musket ; and the blacks eeksowktigi fileleappeafe to their 'auderstandingiir sPieritiedie•tahltii cuanaions ',portends*: • The enibtrowasy mint be tieteeinhadi: hie„until.uoe .deer has extinguished the edger. The blacks have grilrituil. Mar serenfarillil arel she akin defbtmedlilid aerie Ike, hums. *Mac • Thar g lir Weds; but hike ail that ; ha be ciallectedisthey have so Chief.. Mir any Idea ef a form Goitortneetia:*"Voung etWs/Mate SOW fainilieuenet at •pobemy9they • have knavishly* rationed. to • the *old.. What we heard "lit Ihigland eoncernimi the Mena; tioa of wilvicteitt•thia east ssfyiend 'Arbey'diVatilir c ouge t ds?lao thieves adideisgabehda of the United SiationA. - All that I eats tunerve or loofa epic so bjni etiolated lempr.iiisn' weenie' iv kiiiWttiritimi ailipidUd 'gib' kaincy les coonnansiole le-leidesed-unere the punishments are skies dreedlisey Uhl* tallretetkonit beakeyve b Mt**. ck 44. tiliniewr wedges beep intaban in tranpand. not be mein pal r. of Wrecks their asemciaciusn, •drisrlfaedbpwortsr kWemdifith 44 valitakeeeet•hem isyfravy." It is a woo and men of . bmilieralt trades skit veetind", mfg Mfile thileated - • , From the Diario Flumineitse ! dated Rio de Jannro, May 29. CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. frUCH or MB KIDISTES Or IN VMS SUWON or sus l9ri or mar. I was invited to give information respecting the possibility of o•Mluctinn the proposed loan, and respecting the place where it naiad be mit convenient to contract k. I refused this, be eline every one of the Gentlemen Deputies may DOW have the *Milt dates which the Minister of Finance possesses. to enabl: there to spent do these two subjects. With respect to the place, oft Honourable Deputy, who formerly asked for lamination *erase; declared that it appeared impossible to him that it eolAill be condoned within this empire. I believe that the de • gant was correct, for it is to the interest of a stew country. whilek &di; not possees the capital far the develope- Inanit of its natural richei, to draw capitalstapitm abroad, that it seedoot withdraw those of its own from the employment they are ; *Wady put to. This position may be maintained in a general thesis, allowisig that it admits of modilicatioes in some hypothesis. With respect to the possibility of contracting the loan, I shall con • fine myself to saying that It will be determined and decided by the Isar Which authorises the same loan. If this law designates certain saillkiebt stints, to serve as a mertgage and unquestionable security for its graded payment, it may be said that the loan is possible, and even very possible. It is easy for me to demonstrate this. When can a loan be contracted? Whenever there is credit for such an opera tion. And what it requisite for the pomession of such credit? The power and inanition to pay. These are the bases of credit. A law, therefore, which attests this inclination and will to pay, and fur dris infallible means of payment, will decide the possibility of dleban. I shall now advert to the 7th Article of the proposition. Oi the drat day et the debate I detailed to the Chamber the reasons gig the Government deemed a lean in specie preferable to any Wises it meld think of. I said then that thin remedy was evidently lin dangerous than the coaversiess et bank-notes into paper mossey, maids would have to circulate throughout the whole empire, and Milleleflieble to a fahikation as practicable as it was irreparable, aid further also liable to the inceovenisoces that would result from thla Motivation to the trade of some et the provinces. I likewise elnuned that the same loan would be less burdensome than the rabbi of taxes, the proceeds of which viould be sullicient, in a felt years, to . eiw the superabundant .asses from circula tion, as k was certain that the payment of the annual interest thereof would not rtrke so stem a medley en the part of the conuibvtoes. Notwithstanding these reasons—of the truth of whith I am still convinced—there were those who wished teasels. that the said loan, instead of (sidling the ends which the Govern. meet peopmed to itself, would only render our circumstances worse. " How is it possible," exdabned one Honourable De puty; " that the notes should be got in, and suddenly. and day after day, be suppled by metallic mosey, without greedy affecting the fortunes of private individuals, and without the State phe 'of fering considerable Imes?" This argliment does not dawn an answer, not' holy becaise k hrfouoded upon an absurd and haps sible hypothesis of the notes being exchanged dating the night for the day -fellowleg ; as likewise because the said Honourable Deputy, who availed himself of the same, now ceases to im pugn the same, showing that the loan is reeks% because it most be tontraeted in pans, and paid at certain terms, and *cannot full the objects of the Immediate recovery and exchange of the notes. This mew argument, which is to. she former, ha lieu of priories the imuility, shows the o adeantage there would be in a loan; for by mews thereof we should emceed in Obtaiding the est:hangs with safety and slowness, without run- • ning thierisit of a change effected, per solhos. by a jump, and as front night to day. Which, in tact, would be injurious, if it were posed*. Mr.' President, whew the Govienaneot proposed and so- Ackettbe vote, of credit foe a loss of three-Miss of the value of the actual Win M . the Bank, it had out wy . view to guarantee abnidy;or to insure in an unquestionable . manner, the opsradon of the calling in. It wished that the holders d the noses @MUM ht once see in the proceeds of a Imo, authorised by lani k inure pledge that should acne for their payment. It lad; however, no view to substitute notes for InetaMe money ho mush rapidity as has been supposed. The lima would Ipsteeed Wen* its'realisation at sub rate es circumstances would waitint If. But to Whet use is kus contract a loan (said the same Deputy) and ti pee its interest. if the proceeds of.that loan • Mat t• be - and • ? • It waken ? dim I NI 811111011 ft, illtaftili fall. t SCP:rnat. MUM 11 1 WATJOftw •• . valepiwtl •tiekollatit 'Rad ie,AdtrAr , 03 0! . t O4 • fliers and me Whiit4rdeiliv a.. thifitsimlis J Les Fataila4o44ol4l*/14111141411filplirrir. !sp•vorkitt,: -- VOA 1 ;1 put., diartltO Won Wog contracted —.acted by parts, , ,an no , big 'due, imeept with reeve& to And not webs whole the *ate el-credit. The Chamber hoe Wen k-a do- The low of the 15th of November meta ken. 'of twelve nililient U. cantos (mildew of tees). Neither has this Mali; which* has been realized by part., been afterwards °unplowed ; nor balk the interests beets paid ea the total of the stew of the Imo voted. Thus, with respect to what has been said on the &rot day of &e dam', kt mime what wasthen said. The same Hes. Meaty, - availing hinsdiff of the umiak of political economy, wished to show that'll vibe naly in two oases allowable to contract loam, els. when a souistrt 'was invaded or attacked by the boadlides et art sonny. and when a coultry, being new, was destitute of the capitals requisite for the development of its cultivadon, &c. Sven according to them mailers, I aver that the loan light to take plate. Ainfoily did one of the Deputies put the question, and that, tee. with a mi ldest show of rearms. if the existing paper. of the i llank were or were net as nicety of oars? In fact dlr. President, I ens of opi nion that the depreciation of the Irani paper is equitrakm co as M easles of oar' credit and prosperity by barbarians, Asd.witis re spite to the othermazhn, I •Inield say that the Brazils an. . nay,- very deadest of capital, to Wag her vast quantity ammo leak into culdestieo, 'and extract from her soit the skim which • now Se there-Madan. The male Deputy analotains&liketvise she that 'we might not to -commit A fresh Irma Deese ( we had pilaf li I tiff she debt which we owed already. , It woultLlin etty • dealealfelhat miriade principle could be adeptedi bat While not been lieladdled by the most enlightened notieneo.by astimismom selkitina toldesiervi and uphold their credit. We mastobere-, lbov", - afltnersrlidgir that it amueats Only so a line thesey.., 1114 pi g ung.:..a money which emstracted thiny.feer Wash.-mop •to Wait be' Ike payownt of the lest lmo • before, she asnameted ear; sultiksviewt ewes? Did oat the United States of.Ausesica (mad shep.• WWI ab instance of great weight)' contract within ,a few..years,.. 'Mao' iticeeedve 'loans?. The-Hestrairable Deputy., said likewise... that the Moo would prove bellicaciourai asidem.—became r iamw-. • distelfifter its being ioistrecud, bask-notes wwsid if.e ao par, and tikat the Stem "mold, iu renseqsence thereof, Adler mai danektossei. ' What would we .give, Mr. President, that . the ketesi,tttee*pettleato at tlhis . t.eprty idbeeld be realiaedd. .If I dellstretbod k;lie assures us that the notes, will axe ire per thy • diestry act of contracting doe loan; I believe, thereforft .that,he and evert one Cl vinous,. and do already. appose/ the, lam• be theft is nothing ate avemorediskOuv of than so (avowable and ism afreadt. • Whit empect *to the toss which the, Statoseould • JairerhY this r.perslioa;:l will tell biot that, wilateme 41t111 this • bight anasodt to, it would he amply coolpensated by4thinsatit which the same Stain would derive therefrom. It Win SIAM fd 'ionskTei . that *the tererims of..this Court, which .enillidli to BIZ U. tenni Ame Sit diamond mluioua .of ems. or 1,587,59111. sterling), Aut . which are at piewrit wily equal to three meta (et . ( how thosownd otzfelmi ( 40 1075°L ) . Iv/mid be do p 044 by skis ctfosettePtly, occa don . 4.9 6 tia11f 1 1 6 e, FilPf 1 Pk• Alle.4or U l 7 lll l likewise P ll ,NSull?efil . 1 14 Armpit , Airamard— I'melYi pit ..o.sect ftplogs..i.Jhe ks mos.*, nmsne y *mold erect A rithipas qbartge,te prpvate fotteAss l .Ag,itelt 49 in Public prope rty. 4 aPl4tenflY. AtissanottnriA: UN Omit ting, 41 the / 1 1el fe1e911..0 1 4 41 144111 4 / 1 Oen neither will, not Fan be, I ectr.4 I asu htep. %e -lated, 1 shag show thauke said argumrtit wads to air Mug, and i. therefore.o acre .avisseqtity. 31aily nations, Alt. President. have aadc the'.4lltiMisorki.fla we r.IICIu Vichatiea?4•lJAßd 4 04514 were - which - '?ln r " - • - .it '- aii - iiilliao 7.-- tifi-fdie 11 - 1;;;;;in;cs which they look ? 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