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1 FRBNCII PAPS ors. PARIS, JULY S. A private letter 'rani B •indraux announces that mac anests h4vr L4;11 place in that city, in cone. quroce, it is sus.p• and Id disclosures which Ritation audte helotr. he asceipda.l the scaa.4d. The price of grain still continues to fall every where. I the dehartment of the Nievre the measure of whe 4, which w is at line francs, has Went* tour and a. half. Ou iLr occasion of the delivery of the Duchess of 13crrs, the City of Paris will give a dowry v twenty- Vit orphan gbh, of whom two will be chosen from the Protestant and ReforMed Communions. The Princess is still well. The Prevotal Court of the RI one has V•rminated the drawing up of the indictment against the rebels of St. (1..0rs Laval; and on t c arrival of Captain Oudin, their chief, which is vet y near, their 'vial will be proceeded in. The aeronaut Augustin, on Sunday last, in the Plain deal:liiitteaux, at Lyons, made an aerobtatic tiperinit nt, at the conclusion of whit!) lit was to .1,, scrod .1 parachute. It seems that Le could not succeed in tutting the rope of his boat, and he conti nued to ri,e till he was out of sight. It was thought that he was lost, and the most intense anxiety to ik place of the pleasure which had been txpectedi— However, in the same evening he alighted without difficulty at Films, a town about tight leagues from Lyons. The news of his descent did not reach Lyons till late on Tuesday ; but on Wednesday M. Augustin arrived himself to tranquillize all anxieties on his behalf. BARCELONA, JULY 2. It is certain that the Council of War assembled for the trial of Lacy, of Want, and the other con spiratiirs, 'pronounced judgment on the 27th ultimo, and that the sentence, like all those of a capital na ture, has been sen , to Madrid for the approbation of Iris Majvsty, according to the military ordinances in variably observed in such cases. As the supreme confirmation is not required, when there is either a sentence of acquittal, or of a slight punishment, it is natural to suppose that Lacy .and .his principal ac complices are condemned to death. But this con jecture, which is founded onthenastrie and publicity , IA the conspiracy, cannot . Be legdilyi justified till the pleasure of ti,e King is knciterti Ihr to •that period, the Judges themselves must keep silence ; and even the 'accuse , is ignorant of his fate. In waiting the return of 113 e :ourier who carried the sentence to Cowl, Lacy h been put on.board a vessel to-night, ntid.transporksi. it is said, to the island of Majorca his not kno if this is the. effect of instructions previously tor - J.IIIWD I cAted to the Captain. General of the pr o vin c e, • 4 ‘t hether, his Excellency took such a step fr,..m a b-lief that hi duty required him to re. move t: iifficer from a city where the remem brance of fits ancient services excites the interest of some ut thy ii , hanitaiits.fhis event is not yet pub lished, but its cc: tainty may not the less be relied on. MADRID, JULY I. The aoproaching delivery of the Queen is an event whie' n nowt, i, ith the Cr tort and the City. A dou ble prow Ain, exliosed t.. public view, prescribes 'the cerewoond which is to be observed in thii circum stanceisin which all chances have been provided tot ; that Is to say t the cetelnonial is differently reeutated fur Prince , of the Asturias and an Infanta.. In the first *caw, a mind of shay-five cannon will announce that Hfavin grants moor prayers a male successor liVour beloved King, , while twelve will make known to the ptal.c char the Queen has been delivered of a &tighter. The belle of all the parish churchesofger city will be set'in motion. The chief officers aids Palace, the Cappin of the Gerdes du Corps, the Cap tain of de lialberdiers, the colonel, •of the Spanish and Walloon Guards, the Ministers of State, atlepu• tation of the Council of State, tho Cardinal Patriarch, the Presidents of the Supreme Councils, the Deputies • of the Kingdom, the Captainwtieneral of die Annie., the Deputies of the Grandees, the Pope's Nuncio, and the Foreign Ambassaddil; *tlt be present at the baptism. Ti Damn will hi' suirgin the Royal Chapel • as soon es the King gives the 'ofislei." ) That the ptiti, I.c may know at the enstaniiihetheYthe Queen heti' been delivered of a Prince or' riintess, it has been agreed upon, that in the former alternative there will be hoisted in an angle of the Palace a Rag with the cpanish colours ; in the latter a white flag. If the a vent happens in the night, the salvoes of artillery will not take place till the dawn of day. A letter has been received at St. Ander° from a merchant of La Guayra, dated the 30th April last,' which states that the situation of our affairs in that quarter continues to improve daily. Our army oc cupies the whole Province of Barcelona. .The loss of the rebels has been immense., More than a thou sand muskets, and a grearquantity 'of stores, have ta'len into onr possession. General Morillo labours without ceasing to tranquillize the country, and be foe the end of the year, the authority of, the Kiug is toped, be - every where re.established. FLORENCE. JUNE 25. The last letters from Rome give but feeble hopes of the recovery of his Holiness. 'The .fall which he . had at Castel Gandolfo, has given a serious shake to a constitution, already borne dpwn by sufferings of every kind. AUGSBURGH, JULY 4. Letters Which have been - received here direct from Leghorn, say, that it is not known when the Porto gorse squadron for the conveyance of . the Princess Royal of Portugal, may arrive arthat port: No fetes Will take place at Leghorn on the occasion, on ac count tif the misery which prevails among the lower classes. FRANKIORT; 1-ULY * The first load'of winter barley . came in here this' *venial!. It Was receiteetiAoiith Ouch soletrouiti:4 The waggon etas decor4kdd'with'garlands of tit4e6, and preceded b 7 military hlttftlii and by the childien of the schools hazing hymns. 'On the arrival of the, process i on as dwehurch of St. Catharine, it stopped, while a Lutheran Minister delivered a suitable dis mays en the bounty of PROVIDENCE, at the conclu sion of which the people sang in chorus the Thanks gierifig Psalm. I'he German* Diet has resolved to leave every Government 10 take its own measures against emi. gratiou. 'The •proposal to appoint a Committee to consitier of a h: der "UV e 14411)010 on tird subject, has bean reici.ti.d. CIMPLEs i toN PAPERS. Pnrranavms.—lt gives us pleasure to see the Government "preparing in peace for war." We observe the Commissioners of the Navy Board adver t.sing for contracts for the constrintion of three Steam 13Attrries, two of them supposed to be destined for the Chesapeake Bay, the tlfrd for the protection of New Orleans. These batteries probably will be on An improved model, not presenting the same broad keel And resistance to the wave as the Fulton, but combining a greater velocity with an equal degree of strength. We understand also, That the Govern ment are making arrangements to fortify Hampton Roads, and that the sum of 350,0tX) dollars is to be appropriated to that most intetesting object. Bat teries will be erected on bah sides the Roads, which at the particular points selected, are not more than a mile and halt apart. THE EVENING STAR . IN. NEX E SATURDAY. HILT it. EHE LOT EERY WILL FINISH.—PARSE PRIZE WILL HAVE xto.ouo MORE— PRonAULY MAY lIE £40,300111—N0 ADVANCE IN PRICE!: TaLikSU,a, JULY 17, 1817. PRICE OF o I OCR" riiis DAY A I TwEt.v i ('CLOCK . ttet:ueed 841—Consola41141—Ior Augun 4 per Cent. 09ii—S prr Cent. Navy, 1051 Bank I.ong AIMS. zit s.l6—lndia Bonds 104 106 pr. Exchequer 811. 19.. 23, pr. The Paris Papers of Sunday arrived last night, and in another column we have given some Extracts from them.—The French Funds are again on the rise. On the 12th instant the 5 per Cents. were at 66 I. 5 c. We Lave often bad occasion to notice the viru lence with which the British name is treated on every occasion, by Continental Journalists; and the inge nuity they exercise to convert every occurrence into matter of invective against our Government and country. Let the following s wirl', relative to tl.e late plots in Portugal, translated ,from , a German Journal, sorve as another specimen of this maivvo lunt disposition; " In an article In the Journal de Ream, subscribed the C"' D'Alnam, a Portuguese; aard to reside at present in Ghent, the late events in Portugal are stated to have no connection with any Conspiracy against the Ktug. He says, ' • " Can soy one take it amiss, that at a time, when in every re gion of Europe, societies are forming again.% the English, the Por tuguese, who stall miens, have been the mot oppress by them, should loog for their independence? lee vain will the English make a noise about insurrection. Ehey will be answered—' I know thee, beautiful mask. No, the European Par uguese were always true to their Sovereign, and will never cease to be so.— Never have the Portuguese risen but toe the purpose of re-con quering the royal power turn irons the hand. sit to CH Kings...- ibis was the object of the &restorer tou fu Lisbon (Dec. I, ins)) by which the Duke of Bragill , Zs g after POl 4 uial, had been t.O ;ens united to Spain, was placed on she Pot-custom 1 brunet and the object at present has beets be %cry genie. The English r.port calls General Gismes Praire s Conspirator avian the Sore, and I adds, that the conspiracy was In favorer eithee of the Marquis of Abrantes or the Duke of Catival. What a contradievoa I Do they not know that the Marge., of Abrantes was named by the Sovereign himself, before his voyage to Broils the head of the Government, and that the Duke of Cadoval is the only Prince 'of the Blood which Portugal still possesses, and the nearest rela tion of the Xing: Against whom then is the new Conspiracy directed, and who is to be the first of the new Dynasty ? So niay Portuguese, to whom his country Is deer, ask the shusderousEng lieh. We wish to tear from these Gentlemen the mask which they - in* Worn since the Peace of Utrecht, when Portugal was made ' 4sovipt to the ambition views of England, without the Por tuguese Ministry being able to free their country from the de grading bondage. Portugal sighed for near a century under the rod of England, dB the penetrating genius of . tike celebrated Minitterrombal broke the chains and freed Portugal ironic the Bilitiglajohe. Portant died (sth of May,'l7ht), and England, imgetnell,troperciptibly her dominion ot►ev Portugal. We were rim this:point, when ear. Sovereign (on the 29;0 of . Novembei, lito7) set sail for America; but since that time the l inoleum of the English towards the Portuguese has evettbeeis carried to still greater lengths. The English Cabinet pretends new to tregt the Portuguese as rebels, because they endeavoured to drive the Englishman Beresford, and his adherents, from their Government, and to send back the troops which his Bri tannic Majesty has been pleated to favour them with.— Marshal Beresford Aas never welt liked in Portugal. He quar relled same time ago with the Regency in Lisbon, set (goo that account for Brazil, and the Sovereign of Portugal, to get rid of his importunity, consented to all his demands, and the Marshal returned to Lisbon with rich presents, and covered with all the comes of Brazil. The hatred against bins Is.at the highest pitch, as may easily ►e conceived. Freire has a soft philanthropical character, is a vial General, a distinguished atholar, and very popular in his country, especially among the soldiers, who con rider bins as their oily 'remaining Chief. The English will not succeed in their endeavours to sacrifice hint to their jealousy. Freire is besides a Marko of the lanmortal Peak; and wishes to follow his ptinciplei. Tune will throw light upon the reit." Yesterday Viscount CASTLlntinOtt o CiPUnt PdtC: saes, and the French Ambasaador, bad audiences of the Pritsca REGENT. at Carlton House. The funeral of the late Duke of NO111111:MBERLAND will take place, on Saturday nest, about noon. His Grace will be buried in Westminster Abbey'. Marquis CIIOLMONDELEY gave a grand entertainment yesterday, to his Royal Highness the Duke of Youe, and a large party of distinction, among whom were, the Earl of Harrington, the Earl of Shaftesbury, General Ham. Medd,• Colonel Upton, Mr. Greenwood, Mr. Odom&loy, ;M e• Durrell, Ste. &c. CAsTLEItEAGH gave a sumptuous esisertain 7 !nignt, t yesterday, to a large piny 01 distinction, at his house in St. James's square.. The Earl of Tis AN irr gave an elegant entertainment on Tuesday, at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond.street, to the Duke of Argyle, Marquis•of Tavisteek, Lead G. Gasendteh, Sir F. Burdett, Hirt Siniltiltp hands, Dart. Mr. Brougham, Mr. J. liroughant, Mr. Barham, Mr. Cuthbert, Mr. Graham, Mr. Darell, Mr. Mathews, Mr. Crpker, Mr. Thorpe, &e. By a Parliamentary Paper it appears, that there arc about twenty individuals, who have dividends due to them upon the Orphan Fund fur various pe. rinds, imni the year 1694 , downwards. In one case the intiauat due is neatly five' times •gteattr thsn the principal. lIAMBURCI/ MAIL. A Hamburgh Mail arrived to day, but brings•no news of importance—if we except tl e first th Nitrof one Prince, and the coming of age of another. On the 2,1 of June the young Turkish Prince An0..1.- 11ANI1D, four years of age, had his head shaved, and was invested with the turban; and on the 4th instant Prince OSCAR, the son of the Ctto7. - N P R/N ot of SWE DEN, f•111,:t d into his 18th year, when, by the laws of th•e country, those of the Royal fine becom: major. SPAIN. Intelligence from Gibraltar of a men . t date men tions, on.what is represented as good authority, that some disturbances had broken out at Seville, And that it would cost the Spanish Government some time and trouble to extinguish them. An Ecclesiastical rebel lion would be a solecism in niodern politics, and it would•be a curious spectacle for the present genera tion to see an atablidsed clergy at variance with their Sovereign. Matters would assume a more threaten. ing aspect if the laity of these times, like their foolish ancestors on many former occasions, could be pre vailed upon to fight the battles of the Church. SPANISH AMERICA. Letters have been received in town this morning, dated the 19;h of June, from St. Thomas's, which state, that Admiral Baum left Margaritta on the 31st .4 May, with 18 sail of vessels, to proceed to the River Oronooko, where it was expected he would form • junction with BOLIVAR ; but there was no ac• counts of the latter having puihed forward to the appointed rendezvous, although there is every reason to expect that he will meet with no particular ob. stades . to prevent his union with the fleet. These letters are written in high spirits, and the Indepen dents entertain the strongest hopes of success, not withstanding the preparations which are making to Depose their progress. The same account contains information, that the expedition from Spain had arrived aeon-tuna, under the command of O'Dosisism., reported to he from two to four thousand strong ; so that we may soon expect to hear of some decisive movements In that quarter of the globe. THE BRAZILS. We yesterday announced the arrival of accounts from Bahia of the 21st May, on which day :he eve . - dition from Rio against the Pernambucans Was ex pecte( there, one or the vessels having arrived en the 20th. This intelligence, of course, completely con tradicted the previous tumours of die rechiction of the Insurgents. The letter' from Bahia express an opinion that the insurgents could effer no effectual !resistance to the force with which they acre about to I be assailed ; but it is well ki:owii iu the city that dui* ish their letters to reach their destination must, whatever may be their own conviction, write in - such . a strain as may please the inspectors, shOula - , ;h e ir letters happen to be demanded and opened by the public Authorities—and therefore their accounts are only to be depended °i . e. relating to past facts, but not at all as to the complexion of their anticipaiiens, being only permitted to prophecy good. However, if we may trust accounts fro' Lisbon, the crisis of Brazilian Insurrection had arrived on the I very day that these accounts left Bahia. The Anna- Maria. from Lisbon has brought accounts which state, in a very positive manner, that Pernambuco has been actually restored °kits former Sovereign. The above vessel left Lisbon oa the 2d instant, andAls.outsailed tliepacket, Which is Said to have on beltaithtvdetails of thecounter.tevolution. A passiiiiiole i Atina.. Maria maintains, that on the 30th of,lnssesse,,lndia-. man appe a red coming up the Tagus, decorated with a variety of coloers. It soon transpired that she was the bearer of dispatches from Brazil, purporting that on the 21st of May the Rayalists, in prosecution of a, plan for a long time meditated, had risen on the Insurgents, and had succeeded in overthrowing the democratic Government. FRANCISCO MARTIN??, younger brother of the Chief, lost . his life, 'says die narrative, in the affray which took place on this oc casion. MARTINIP7. himself escaped into the interior, ' whence it 'was presumed he would be speedily brought back again, and undergo the punishment, of his treason. . By letters from Portogal, of the Ist instant, it ap pears, that the Government had raised a loan (d above £418,000 sterling, at 6 per cent. secured on sundry duties. The Lisbon conspiracy was no longer talked of, having been set aside by that of the Bra zilian rebels. Dispatches, h is :Armed in some accounts, had been sent to Rio Janeiro, for instruction bow to act towards some of the malcontents in the mother coun try; who, in contradiction to foimer,assurances, are described as men of rank. Strong reinforcements are 'on the eve of embarkation for South Alberica. lat4i Mra . BARINO has set off for Piqp.:. a pmently on business relating to the Loan negucamil4pme months 'ajo by the French Government witbibim and other Contractors. The Marchioness of BVCKINGHA/4 and Lady MRY. ARUNDELL arrived yesterday evening at Buckingham House, Pall-mall, Irons Arlington, Hants. The Marquis of DucsiNntiata lett Arlington yes terday morning to attend the Assists at Aylesbury. Bucks. The population of Paris, by a late census. amounts to 71 . 5,595, independent of the gartison. Time are i 7,371 houses, aid 227,252 I ICAP:IL INTELLIGENCE. PAI.MO' H, MIN s I Arrived the Switrv.r.- pick • • with a M.:l f T (. ? ,, St. Thomas's, in SM. d.t § , and ol fit lie (o. Imo! et.. known) supposed b•mnd to the On t' c `2Bth ult. there were 52 Enp) i i vesA 1,—.7- I) ,, rti, wit. a rhr for Lnntbm; one tm the West t.s. dies ; one fin 0 .'ess ; ow* lot Al•.-trirdiss ; ot.e t t Dublin ; ore for Liverpi , .l; orr Gem ; diseng.ized, and live in the r id i;:e PORT-,MOUTP, RPM ifi. Arrived the Hannah amt Ehr.a, tram the fur the South Svas; and the Bri iJ Army, fri.n, Dawns; his Maji•sty's s!i.p P ACT..I us, from Averric,, and the PitossernEus, from a irttiz..—S,ileti bella, MAixE, for Havmnali ; Parific, hiel.>!. werara ; Perseveran.:e, Ginv‘N. f..r S:. Thi , rn4s . ; William Dixon, Btarrox, for Oporto; Al rt, DUN. .CAN, and Chcetly, RtiniNsoN, for Anug =n ; STRANGR i for Malta; Diana, Itt-714:11, ; Rapid, WATSON, for Jamaica; and the 1-fends caa.- port, for Africa. DEAL, JULY IC. Arrived the hiedin., Ktttsimv ; and Jolir., SON, from Jamaica. Pin back List night the Pervnt.„ Hinz, (or Boston, with less of ,iachor end cable, atm sailcd again this morning with the test ot tN. woad-bound. Came down trom the River and the Anne, M.Ketvzie, ti r TriLste.—Wind N. W. RAMSOATL, JULY iG. Arrived the Aurora, 11.trcif, Irrttri Newport, with the loss of an anchor and cable. GRAVESEND, L Y ta. - . Arrived the Hibernia, ..ray, trom Gihraltar; Good Inter*, Stark, from Dantzie; Two Young Prows, i Woreum; Vrow Anna Maria, Steven., from lasbon; Jeur.., Anderson, trom l'illau; Aurora Mihr.., from Ba , iiiitore ; 11;m:- bier, Folger, from the South Seas; Eleanor, Schots, irom deans ;•Vrovo Eletta, Westergau, from Little; Reporter. from Baltimore ; Aletzen-a, Warta from Bilbua c Lge:hri. , Pastfe, from TeneriXe; Rein!utitni, Hewitt, mum Ale.andria. Sailed the Unixro. Smelt, for New York; Triton, • ywic, fur Newfoundland ; Esther, Jolley, and HI:IC:del, Russel, for Ale: werp ; ?slat la.itose, and Clio, Chri.ticc, ter Havre, Brpannia, Jaeksoo, and Ebetiezet .I:Amend, fur Hamhurgh • Jaspi.r.M.L.a.2- tin, for Pillso Wooiten, Alpine, fur' Ttitet de; I.,td Liver pool, Aylesbury, for Calais ; and Nancy, Di !iota Grand Canary.- •• CUSTOM-HOUSE, JULY K. Sims rat/Egan JerwAaos— Übe White, from Cater ; Goede Hoop, KIM, frhm Rrnterdans ; ,liar quit of .Anglesea, Brown • and Mary, Fox,_front ()mild ; Vrnow Hentirina, and 'Units*, Calfassiity, from Harlingen; Wilhauss, Donztd, from Civira Vecchia+ Partridge, Clarkson, horn the Cape of Good Hope; Caroline, Hodgson, from Jamaica; Criterion, Avery, from New York ; Phcebe, Eder ., from Memel; Rursia Com pany, May, from the. Havat3r._h; Ro..cr, Parry, from Rig, ; Mary Ann, Paurrscht, from Anastere.a.rn • Harvey, itoitnar. from T-:t;:dad ; Morning bear, Ord, from Hand•oryk , hells Maria, Peterson, from Kiel; Carl Wolfer, from Stralsund; and Norgedhagen, from NV.):,tart. Oerwaarri—The Brothers, Davidson, thr Graltd Canary and I.anzarottet Darius, Campleman, kr 1 !..lne•sr rod Stettio; Le vain, M‘Kibbin, for Belfast; Prince hf L add; and Queen, Urquhart, for Rotterdam ; Two Brother., It att.:n, for Dublin ; and Venes, Aeuerrien, for Osterld an.! Bruges • Three hundred and thirty-seven ships with cargoes have cleared at the Custom-house, Newcastle, fir to reign ports, in the quarter ending the 5Lh in‘tanr bring above 100 ships nit re than ciear-d out on the : same quarter in any of the three 1-reteding years ; • and another gratifying circums. ir, that of these cargoes Lava: been shirpt rt t ,- riuet , ce of orders from abroad, not speculation. Arrived at Aberdeen, on the sth inst. the brig Louis,, OaWALD. with timber, in 127 days from Ha ' Was, havine sailed On the 15th of June. Svi.e, on the 21st nit . the brig Betsy Miller, Bartsat, of and Ilona Saltcosts, lat. 47. N. long 4G. S 7. W. Crew and passengers all well. Th. Louisa linings a bag of letters, and has on b •r rd the tollowing p.twit,!ets: R. A: Tucker, Big:Deputy Paymaster General. Lis I.ad,.and family i Captain •Ilumn, Royal Artillery. and set van?; I.ieetc. - rant tePPhersors, of the ilith Regiment ; Janice .'hour, lits Lidy, family and servants; Mrs. Lynn, and Mita Ann 1111 r, t 4011; Mr. John Jameson,&c. —Captain Osw.kt.o lett at Ilalifaz twenty American fishing veisels,•Which had been ft unJ tisit;otz in the shores of Nava StOtiA, egos , ' to Shelburn H Omni. ; and,- in consequence, had isren carried int,. H .liUx by his Majesty's ship lies, Captain CHANIEEitS. The tfraiswei Gazette of the 17th of •Litte, mem Lolls the receipt of letters from Bermuda, announcine that. all vesselssmnecl by persons of th-t island. are to be alloWcizi c9.entr any American p.irts upon more ta troufablc cohdAtions than those from other Bt.tis:t Settlefitents,. the toripaue duty upon the former basing been reduceetfrom 2. dollars to 50 cents per tc.n. • The Lords of the l'reaqtry have been pl ased extend the privilege of bonding . the under-men ined goods to Glasgow, without payment of C.iity, at their first importation, viz. Brimstone, fork,llemp wittiest, Iron ir hare, Kelp, Ma4as,:4ly, Pitch, Rosin, Stave:, Tillow. Tar, Timber, Tow, .r •rpentine, ind, Hid, 7., Indian Deer.s:tint, lialf-dres,cil or shaved: otter Skins and Puri, not tinned, laws-dome-In my ober way dressed; Spermaceti Uil, Ht ad latter, Train-011, and ..0 other Fish th's Blubber, and 'Vs hale Ells of Britislalidsingi Such articles not being: imported by the East-India Company, or from the i.ast It :s said, that when M.TALsta'and Muleniniselle Cv.onozs landed at Calais, ill their nu-chaste it: England, of 'flannels, cottons, char's, St:. were seized by the Custom-heave Officer, as cnntrabend We copy ihe following ju s dicicui rzni.!rks on Cie rise that has taken . place in the Funds, !rem the •• • • Caledonian itfircury " 'the r.,pid and re t ressive rise inlhe ettlit• n pro. perty is still tide object of geueral attenrion, and h,:ow theses have been deviseil to account. ior'this tocl seat , of the money market. Aeclaine to rime, the i rsett.t ere its the pries of Stock is owlsorto an artificial e•Antistry ion . anuitg monied men, who have agreed to pre:base lar ! te .luati•it:‘ .1• older to cmumariti inaricet—asst it is idle:Tsai ''r these seetulatura endeavour to realirc tio.ir profits by re t"i o nt what they have Luttalit; titiscks will lan toaelr But without italutring of present lie,' the-proof of this er T oted combinatio:;, well not ttaittly litlierfe mat as•y 4,:b be carried on in an open ni.n-Let. "If by the ellorti of t of w.-r. 12. •.1 above Its natural ere, such a forge sup;ly of c7;iital st at...! Pr 4 lr ince the money mallet of Lotidan, as would 50‘41 btirg)t.l..ent ila f gpite 4an {be of went:Lon to raise it. '1 'is t e inst v in ihort t be a better er.,edient for depressing t'te stack than any smiles' combination to raise-se. •1 Li i ire.,. Lich ilfte of tented property it; wo may be psnire, trecccin t' by a more geNet altaute, and thaecause seems to be Vie.incret.. sing supply of capital, in consequence of the cessation with: wzr loans. the money is nu longer rer,uired for the st.;wirt of sot. diers and sailors, and it naturally accumulates and flows itte other " .1!;!4; incre.:nal plenty of ninety brivgs &wen the rate of bier rime, ea, in other wort*, rai.ss the value of every ,petits i• irony. Thia cause seenis t., he • ..e cit'ert ; sod it is utottecrmiai y, therefore, to 'mate st t of renthitiatioits among twined men, When we know tsar , efinthinat:un, ut itidiehtuals to taint pr:o4 invanably tail is the ir luts ruled of II gt nerelly ;inducts tinry the to • of r