The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-08 00:00:00

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Vow)), Simi. sad Se•cothiltavia Prises of £11) w.tl sverive verb on addition 16 Monk 'fitltrer. or 94 Flakes, or 148 Eighths or 61 (tolortvri, jor 256 flatrembs It k elerve by the Hidden .f she Prism at iliy . ollee they t ee hie Wenner strike essorqornre of 114, 'hero Prism Ztilltg& TAILOR 0.-BEST CLOTS. 011 ••Cif r ow aglow 11,6" fer two Maw. and tillf foto disahle.milled eeriness's c wi Is. le 1.. N. per ism! Inwrr tbsa of oar oilier Pr.per, eitb, by ibe earl or obsi4e Russet t. The gobli.es ly s yam to be of a aprrior destriplisne. and well shrunk. DI ETR IrIIS F. Wonllen-draper. at Die !lip , f the Weed park. N.. ti, Knitsboar plate, autos. se.. tams kb rtalrfal arknoisledeawato fa. it* Lairs.. sopped be Ms already rspenrseed as a Woollen-draper. and be gen tesperitai4islkiu ao w•pection a to is .lurk by way Grail...was .0 'be Imil•fille trade, • 0 bar DOI &roily • .11101000 its 01- ittiority of issalby owl wry low pores. 111AVOR'll HISTORY Or AU. NATIOWL This Jay was y. In Min Illsoo. aiih on Illoinric..l F li rt=re, p4aIs.II. Is bnnetis. nt elegantly primed is 6ae owyal payer, I Vo lume I. of AUNIVF.ItgAIL lIISTOKY, Ancient and Mo. Jeri. cisaspkie in 33 Voissnea, htnothl. ; emprebewling a gesetal V.ew nt the Trartieti•es of y Kiagdons, and &spire in the Wnelig,fene the eiatWSl rind to toe resew time, accoompw.sei iNh.inwgd Set Naps. By MI LLIAIII MA VOR. LI. D. at. &r. As the Import:Mt el bisterleal readers is atii•etratly 114.- 10.•11. - er . 0, sorb a ratortatioa a. ibr pr.-e. t tan 4 Nil el begat dal, appreciated by 'be rotator. II eataa• a tuttbal fP t4llt: or tweoi., Ginn n.r ft . lololesl ftllllqdlly iloW" 10 the ream* pert..d, sterh compreeia... .0 tendert it MI Ina exceptable to tber....bese glum to the rat • f .dial •.• Tlinsa p•ra.aaa wbn prefer'lalts..e e Wutk wit:Nat mailing fur Ilse biwltil. Vettl.eati.in, see respetitally informed Ore rim have it, pure al. lls. Od. le beards, et es fine r-.. al paper II Kb. Lenders t Prided fir elierwond, Neely, dad Joara t , raea aester.rour g and rll.l 1y nil nets. Xis...day wa, publabcd, In moll Aso. peke fid. Newer XIV. or THE BIOGRAPHICAL MAGAZINE; eats• imst.i..e Portraits of bailment a. 4 I,..issotis Penises et eters A ..od Aatiwt, with their Lien and Character•. • n • I. Ibis assemblart oil appear saperlative We'd , ef ee•ry without bias to any part.col.a ciao of ria vartc..; eves Hie bonsble.t Individual, obese rains or skill pliored essentially bewoficial to his -ifflkete.„ will be drawn front obscurity, awl Answerably stationed among she Mew ezalkd Weeds at the Imam rnee. CONDITIONS. 1. Hach Noa•her •ill contain Eight biehly•Anished Por traits. engraved Hs wifforin araaer--•uasll, hid Wanly Sisisesed in all she perfertion of the Art, ►y Mr. Hull, pike!.. 6.1., nod will be published Monthly. Y. *melee so each Posualt will he presested a relleiGe Demeraphical Account of th► Person'. life owl peculiar canine-' termtw amines., diabsirtise, beartifully pinned, so that ewe, y pate of she Wart will be a Pictu►e. A. A feWlDnple. will be p►inted, • ttlt Proof Insprewisms *1 l'lsbi, suAludia Paper. prst•• s. each Nev• Mr. I shale t Printed for hirroon.l. Neely, sae loses, Pater• nester•tour ;'ad sold by at* H....Awl'''. and Prisisethol. Of whoa well be had, she T.lrlern former !Isenberg. Al'.' Ilse lint Velem wf the same Wart.. pike IL 11s. 116. us boards. Thin day were piebli.lerd, in lin. pier 21. the Second Edi ddie Relaril. ith !be Man renewed. a ,HORACS W A ',POLE'S LE 17ERS to (MOROI'. MOS TA GU. E.. friss the si•r 1736 MU Published dasaa the Originals to the pu,ess•an of thr Piths. Printed Aar Redwell and Martin, Bead•sireet I and lifers Cisednittiiret. . . . . Of • tale way also be bad. HORACE WA LPOLE'A IFTTLItb to the Rev. WM COLE 4441mb/tn. Nue brat pabihbati Iran the thermals Ito. 274. This day UM poblithell, prtee TTHE RAMP' ON I.RI REPROVED; bete/ a Reply to the e4teamasout charge , .rear Rea. 1. A Mo. .P. D. a,. i.. hel R4m.t. a Lenore., 14.•••• llttirarfaae, and en; ef Aly be 1,1 or of the Iluirteved Yee am; lea Letter too 14144441. wAiea hianoesrA, a Team. as reply lo lAe (.rRn • lbe Vers R. erevA Dias Vagre, is. V I 11. Pan 11. of AO Dimenaoion IMO Al ..nbrot and Plr B• THOMAS BIeI.3IIAM. Vini.err of Ewe rime Cbayel. Printed ler the Unii..ran $.“1?l> for runloo'ittr ehrkiisio Keogh-de ar•J ihr Premier of Yoder loy r r Do.tribetsee nt Ron it..—So!t hr ftwitlaad lisiller.lll. Pee rl CM , eh-yeah ad Devoe Lem, lei. lioem 11••1-.ore. PIAtIOUICAL PUBLICATION. I. the noddle of evrry Mood. 0 the 16ih of SlogeO will he roblohed, Is Ivo. prier :s. greed, 1.• be roogioeed N. sige Iwh of ewer, Stook I beloo the Ant aul ugly Loewy Aoctopoo•Roit000r the Lied. AMONTHLY JOURNAL of VOYAGES sod TRAVELS, embellgologi will Esiroviogo. f - _ 1. Of ORIGINAL WONRA ..f reerrit VOYAGES' Mid 'NAV I Ld, Ibe eery-Right ef *led. will be peresahed fur the Jesue.ii. Y. Of TRANSLATED WORKS Ram die French aad itirroom Laapyer. wr .if Reprirds at Nes 4arericaa Wnrk, 3 Of copious ANALYSES of NEW VOYAGE'S sad T R ELS lately pablabri ea firesst U u tal.•%. Pact) nee Namb►rs rompirtircal Ira.live revert W., kr. and eveey sisih Number arias craoln,-cd af Aoul,res, 6111 •MOX a thick ,Matt. Ad a. EliligT NUMBEIt, In he pabllthed no the 15.11 of Ilarth, 'will he INN with sloe Original Jotters' of .sts 011Irer of the Aletaader, employed t the late Voyage of DtttiMert to the A 1" WOO . * beige lb, Jiro aaihraiie Accosui obi. 4 has appeared r.fthat Eitpeditioo, with Plates, Tier SECOND hUMBER will root sin ft Nnerntite e a Th►rw 1N..? V., age its the Indian he..., in the Nate, by J. Pular, toy, the &Krim; al-n, wilb Ms. , . fissure alaseen will he •pally lutrre.tir , R and raiiatei and, ea the *bode, • MOM atatriug, ortNtall, and itntouutlii Petiodical Watt, wit , . ramp, ar., r .‘basitird to Ilse Pula. ttr; ohiht It pu,sete.-s the pe tt &ar Vg.intsiee..lr.l.ll.-ariny in It Ynsetint period of rhell. eta, and ot rot int...fermi, iltetrf.trr, win , Ibe petteal of tie 4 - iudatil Omagh, from the swore .if it. rnmesii., is is 411 lo ye none of it , -.airily by nun-delliyey in remote minutiaw till the era of lit ioll.troag Mouth. Pissed far Itichnrd Phillips, sad sold tit John !voter, No. .;`l, St. hod's Clintrob-satJ 1 mid 1.. M hAd 44 all ItiaiLiellen Corot Britain. inimid, wad ilk. C•lwair.. • •. -- 3.. brober..., WM be empiric 10 itself, •..d • ill, 44rrefme, be adored So elur are et all L.braries, 1.01 , ...9, bad Hoek Swine*, it will be &livered. dew , rp la bwws, di Tb.,e Shilling, ant Pair...tr. wish • Yowl me SW twit. Oester#.l•etresre, eleculd di lops,' belfries the c.pirs and nod to Impoilk. LONDON, MONDAY, WARM 8, 1819 •'l%r Calk ,/il. *Mkt 1110Yrift'lle 1I Um TO OIL, ARO COLOUR MEN.' ' frO be DISPOVja Oroon moderato tegips,• de Old-.labsi.b.4 Ills Ittluks is the 4164r1e I.lae, devitettle Omitted M a Itlghtv tesiteiefOOlOßßltOrihiatentetbstolteed. fee Cards ofMhresa Os. Doiwsim4 Cteeekttesi Wintry. Oil-med. BRAMAII'S PATENT 1.4 CRC —Ttte issuer,. A.JP in dierasnd for this article ("sloth hat Men for opwords .f Mrs, yews before tar Roane) barks( iseralontid ifatime•• dortino of Werke soshotions fume Inseinos its of the enardry, I 3. 11kAMAH rod SORB life 111111 Med td es, to‘ Notice, tile. lan each Ledo MI err of their odassfrcarre hove the asap sad odder+ (J. BRAM 411. 14. PICCADILLY) snapped sport them. J. R mad SONS omit shereslsser of sins oppornnsitv sip furors their Friend., and kasplayers sr centoni, 'hos 'ht., have asset. introasseedln imparters imiliroveoters, whirls ha• torsi, derrlgs saarassrd she allonassra man (rasa the ate of Me 0111111 MAIL PATENT LOCK. v s, LONDON 041ZE1TB, Mutat 6. -•••4■00..-- • Napit-6 - • %'" MEMBERS RITTMRMIWTOSERVE IN THIS PRE- bisitT PARLIA MOOT. City of Wesissiester. The lion. G. Lands. lo the room or Sir S. Remaly. demised. Tam• sod Fort a Rye. T. P. 1a0..h, of Nonni geld Lady., ',Wills the liberty of be said row o. Esq. on rn aof rte Hoeft Hon. C Arbothool, who broog thorn) a Baron for We .aid teen sad port. sad also a lisorgres (a. *be Burnet'. of Si. Gervais.. bail, spade lir 'Stetson to serve fist the mid Borough of le. Germain. MILI FART PROMOTIONS. WassOjki, MirrA 6. 6th Regimes* et Wit Dragoons. Vernet 11. Fergana, from the !oh Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by petehert, Tice Frilbrr. promised. 9th Ditto, .1. A. Lied Loischborough to be Cornet, by pur chase. vie. Pessasoo._promoted in the Rh Light liregoisee. 14th Ditto. W. Spike. Orel. to be Ulnae, by poreboae. vice ‘Slti.l4. who stash. 91st Regiment of no, Captain W. W,ll.hire, from the Miff. pay u • the 96th Eon, to be aptaison o CONIIII4P7, lice D. Set ;visitor, Ostler oppoisitikest has not talk en place. Dino. Caps, C. W. Wall so be 1111.ijor. %skies, potehine, .ice Artirto. deceased ; Lies,. J. N. Philpet. le be Cairtais of a Coompaoy. . lee Wall; /Santa J. I)enton le be lite tea rite 46th Ditto, Lieut R. Vieceet, from the 'Fill Foot. to he hien leliass, rice T. Carve, also retire* upon the bolt-pay of Ile oat. hint Drum, Lirttr. J. S. Powell, from the half-pay of the 6fllh Foot, so be Lien., vice W. Jones. woo ruinous*, receiving t►e tittfroenre ; Lomat. J. S. Powell, to he Atetaut, rice JOOPIb, who reelget the Aditibmey. Oh Dal, it. 11. Wyoyaro. Geol. to he Esseiget, leildiest per ' chase. race Kerr. decrued. Ist lint lodia Iteinneos, fiesn'ensaa Cadet C. Mire. from she Hoy al Niiiir..ry college, to bo ttwga, wilhoot parcbase, eke Madras, deceased. STA 1' F. 11 B. B Briscoe A. IM. lase Major of she BM ril.t.t• M Paymouer of a recoultiog (lonic', lice W. R. Remo% dacrAsed. BANKRUPTCY IMPI.R.SF.DED. S &moo, if Nashwodb, laeocetterwhire, doubler. BANKRUPT. • Hervey, jos. CMfw Cilleeersterthire. leatiatiand board• Ms bnasr-keeper, March 17, IS. April 17, at (10.10C , C..11 Koons. Bristol. Adorning. Nam. Adliagton and Co. Ilentord lOW t and Mr. Mayans. Mri-tol. M. Hendry. Kfacton•spon-111,11. merchant. March 16. 19. April li, at use Ihrtadil Hark lovers. Hall. Atiorsies, Moan. Kuser and Cu. Wirslett's-Inialdsags I and Meson. Frost and Ca. _ _ _ J. Chant, Stafordsaire, Sour-441er, Mare% 30, 91, April 17, al the Littleton's Area Ina, Pentridge. 4airord•hlre. Atioraieo. Mr. Saadi. Walerraluaptou I aad Mews. Atm° 50.,1 l o. l mode-sheet, llolb..ra J. H. Crow. Bristol, eorofnesot, March 13, 13. April 17. al the Comiarrrial 111101124, Brif4ol. Anornies, Mr. I.dmesda. EtCII.IIIIer.OIICIP. LIMOS% Inn; sod Mr. Jacque.. Bristol. . . T. Taylor, loadeaattll..trect,asasier•asarmer. Mardi IS, W. at lisildh.,ll. Atamaies, Meson. 'Taylor aid Great Jaraes•stnet, 1111,1ford-ra. J. ,Iris, 'Sambre-row switheeld. rrctiAer. Marrs 13, 211, Aptll 17, at Gui'dla ll. Attoreses, Mewl, Lane and Co. Lawrence Poentroy lilt.. . . J.Cev mind J. U orl ,n.Ge•ler•laer, N ar d i IL V. April if. a tiriehMutll. Aitirts.ry, Mr. Ulan's*, Earl serrer. imr,. U. Cole. Friday-street. warehonsmenn. March 9. 16, April 11,$t GaIWWI. Asiosory. Mr. Seel, Ile , ekirrstiery. J. Klintl lei, Stroud. Glootostenhire. tonholder, March 19. April ihe G ist & t o o, Sireuid Antlrieer... Alt. Kevir, Cireacester; aad Mr. Nla, Cook's-email, Loyola's lea. 11. mann. It o bna.k.M un rs. roalcctuther. March 19. 90. April 17. at ;11te Vier Ina. Maarlieseer. A noraim, Mr. ILMlClielliPf :sad Mr. SOW. haatery-'atte. W. r aril!, sad T. Hodmma, itolion•le-Mnore, dealers in cotton-Zara, Mama Id, lit. April 17. at 'lir Cossinermal lan, Koltun•lri Moon. Murales, Mr. Kay. &Ikea ; aid Messrs. Mnne and Cm Trawl,. K.( Irrypeft. % u cot, Sowerset.hire, erthinet•maket. March 11, IS, April 17, at the Christopher lon, Bath. Ationnes, Mr. VI jangle, Ked Liar-squer ; and Mr. Mallard, Bash. J. Blake. green, Folsom. brewer, March 16, 23, Aprll47, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nesehl, giae.lase. H. Campbrll. B. Harper. awl A. 1141111e ' seauclianis. %Lech 13, 90, April 17. at Guildhall. Attoruirs, Messrs. Kaye and Co. New Kash.baildisips. J. White ad W. beach, Dernmhire.streti, Kenaisitna, dyers, March 19, 10, April 17, at Gufldball. Attempt', Mr. 9aisaper. Wellelinmsquare. A. Leslie, Sise•lane, Borkitmbury, provisina.merehant, Mairobild, gyp, Apnl 17, at Guildhall. Altornles, Wan. Oreg. as. mid Co. Awl-emir', Thrum', ~,,, in street. W. Market'. Ketheial-green-road, hetet I.lyer. March 19. 90, April 17, at Guildhall. ;Morales, Messes. May sad Co. beta aal•prrea.road. T. Neshert, Chequer-yard. tswitate-hill. cotton swell:mit, Mora V. 13, Avail 17, at Liandliall. ;Mummy, Mr. Lewis, Crotchet-triars. W. Pogot. futiclif,klikray grocer, March 17, 40, April 17, at Goddard!. Atturirey, Mr. Heard, Hooper's-square, tiosslosacCullells. DIVIDENDS. March 27, T. and M. 1... Tune Q•tren.rtrerl, Ch•ap ilde, uareliouqr.iwn—Mareli 29, S. bill, Ilnrbary. iallim•chaudirr Lich li, 11. t,,odwau, Hrien.ry liara, Marra 3), 11. Brody, Ulurler.poiate, Flotsam, fatter— April 10. J. (:onlier, Cariboo, carpratrr March Lill, N. C. Morriauo, c..tirt.rnarl. Oil and Cll - 27. J. Whliliekl. Oid.strmt, Sr. Lake's. rnial raerrliant— Mardi 27, Y. Mow& ellwek-slrret, tavendi.h aqvare, arilliaer—April TO. J. P. iworterrr —Nardi Si. S. Lord, dolma, Surrey. 11...1,,,re—!hart, y;. T. 'raker, Peelles. loore•draper—Slarch 1., R. Trims.. NrirdiendwrLnel-ciarrt, - Sifand.dralec —*welt 27, I Cumber,. Boar's liead.comot, WeeroieNter. enaelvainsser—Mards Si. J. White. l'ortleod.urert, PerOsed-plare. werefulat—Marti W. Admen and J Lditards,Ceosberktul•-urrre, Filaru).orinarr. rbair.inakrrs—Marrs 27, J. Nie, Tanbridge, Kew, Ilialier— filarrb 27. I. %Mem, Catsitor.sirrre.U...f(crry-Liiat.cel,iar. ens— Mares )3, W. Bash, Saffron N Ades, earpearer _March 27. T. Go4frey. SaU,daball tumor!, asertkaot—April j, T. Hoot, Hereford, forma. CIATIIICATES—SImern 27. P. Hewitt, BAY. Liam!hire, f..r,arr 11, (ion !•ertz. Tokyo. bause.yard. dealer he wood—J. J. P.dJong, Ilighaase. Nark. b f .k e r-11 111• Nina, Staartirsier, draper—H. St•key, ford. CbrAire. linva draper—T. Lediard, Clreareeter. Viet*. allen—J.(;aardner, Slapleletraagh•green.Woreestenbier.dealte —J. Punter and K. 11ar • ink. l• loam; y•sq 'gat e , m ach ea t v . J . W. A. pa;g*, Lure Kim, viri..merclaut. 4... 4 a. 4.1 I. 4.1 a. O. Ir. 4.1 9. O. 79 8 57 9 61 7 Si 9i el 0 {37 7j69 9 BANKS, wed PAPER MONEY in GENERA L. Beaks end Piper Currency have necessarily grow• out of progressive civilisation, and the increase of trade wMse it has accompanied or given rise tee. — These, like all other hams inventions and iostito• tioos, are liable to abuse. It hat, indeed, been held a doubtful point among many able philosophers, who. titer the condition of men has been ameliorated by the high palish society has acquired through the en coursed cultivation of the aria. The plailesneksee of Geneva was thought worthy of the prise by the Ac.. demy of Dijon, for maiotaining the negative side of the question ; and if that profound reasoner had HMI to the present day, or bad paid as mach attention to this subject es be did toall the others he eadertook to write open, he midis. bare cited the use and abuse of Banks, and the Fending System, as additional retie soot fur the opinion he held. 11, could not have denied that they, in comae" with the other arts of civil polity, had smoothed the rough edge of those arms whit% barbarism wiel4ed ; he might, however, at the same time, have insisted that they bad also supplied ambition mod avarice with the means of more espeditioesly depopulating pro. winces at a sweep, though with more polished weapons. Almost ell the Banks of Eornpe hue originated in mercantile views ; bet they have for the chief part in process of time fallen In completely with those of the Slate. Some have, In consequence, voluntarily assumed the title of Regal, others bare bad it forced ern them. Though the most ample and emirate history of all the Banks that ever existed could not apparently be turned to soy public advantage, yet it may not be amiss to make a cersory mention of those Banks which have attracted the greatest Notice among the trading part of Europe. The Bank of Venice (Banco del Gains) was esti blished so early as the middle of the twelfth century, and is in it. nature a board of public c►edit end interest, or • gegenl end perpetual parse for all merchants end traders. This Bank wes established at first by a solemn Edict of the Commonwealth, which enacted that all pay ments of wholesale merchandise, and letter' of exchange, should be in bunco, that is, in Bank note,. The Republic of Venice, by mails of this Bank, without encroaching on the freedom of corn. coerce, or without paying any interest, could com mand five millions of decals in a case of emergency, the sum to which the capital was limited; the Re. public also made Itself a security for the capital. The Banks of several of the smaller States, such as those of Geneva and llamburgh, differ very es. sentially to their constitetions from that already de scribed, and more especially from that of *or own country. The currency of any of the smell States can seldom consist altogether in its own coin, bet mast be made up, in a great measure, of the coin, of ell the neighbouring Slates with which its lobe. Wants have a continual intercourse. These are more properly Banks of Deposit, whose um are settee*. lodged to be eaceediugly great as well to foreigates as natives. States so situated will not alwajs be able to reform their currency by reforming their coin. If foreign bills of 'schen(' ere paid in their cur rency, the uncertain value of any suns, of whet in its own nature is so uncertain, most always render the exchange very much against such a State, its currency being, in all foreign State!, necealsrity valued below what it is worth. In order to r •nsedy the inconvenience to which this dis4dvatatage .os et. change must have subjected their merchants, sub smell Slates, when they began to attend to the in. tereat of trade, haye frequently riliciod, that foreign bills of esthete(' of a certain Woe, should he paid, net In centavo %rimy, bet by as order span, or PRICE 7Q• by a transfer in the books of their Bank, established upon the ermlit, sod under be protection, of the Mate ; each . Bank being always booed to pay, In good mosey, @gamily •ccordiag to the standard of Abe State. The Basks of Gowen, Hambergh, and Nuremberg, appear all to hare been emablistlidd with such • view, however they might afterwards have been made subservient to other pa•peses. Tbs ma. Dry of sock Banks being better than the CWIIBIIOO currency of the country, necessarily boost se egio, which wes greeter or, smaller according as the I tar mac, was s•pp.ued to be more or lam degraded be. I low the standard of the State. Th. Bank of ,Amsterdam was very little different from arty of those %Ireful, spoken of in its minatile. Soo. Tlttegreet geentite of dim sod atom foreign coils, which its. vast nide brought into that city from all parts of Europe, reduced the value of its gurreecy. j cispitt. sloe per cent. below that of good 'rnelq fresh Troia the Mist. Sock money, however, no sootier appeared, Chas it was melted down or car. dell away, es it alwa's Is in loch circum.tances.— The merchasts with plenty of currency could not always find • sufficient quantity of good motley to pay their bills of exchange; and the value of these bilis, in spite of •fferal regolations which wile made to prevent it, became in a great messier, uncestain. To remedy these inconveniences a Bank was este. Walled in 1609, soder the guarantee of the city. 'fitis Brink received both foreign coin cud the light and, worn rout of the country, at its real intrinsic n. NO in the good standard - money of the meetly, de. ducting only so mach ss was !Necessary for defraytot the 'spectres of coinage and the other regular charges of management. It was enacted, that all hills drat It upon, or negoeisted at Auisterdanx, of ths valve of GOO gilder+ and onwards, should he paid in Bank mo. ney, which at once took away all uncertainly in the value of these bills. Every m erchant, in cousequescw of this regulation, was obliged to keep an account with the Batik, in order to pay his foreign bills of ea. change, which necessarily occasioned a sirloin de mand for Bank money. This Batik money, over sod above both its intrinsic superiority to currency, 'ad the additional value which this increased demand use. cessarily gave It, had likewis some other 'chemises. It was swore from various accidents, sod the city"( Amsterdam was bound for it. In consequence of all those advantsges it appears front the first to have borne an agio ; sod it has been generally believed, that all the money originally deposited is the Sank of Am. sterdam, remained there; no one caring to demand mines' of a debt which he could sell for a premises in the market. in order to facilitate the trade in bul. lion, the Bank has for many years been in the prac tice of giving credit in its books open deposit of gold and silver bullion. This credit is generally about five per Cool. below the saint price of such bellion.To pre vent the Itock.jobbieg tricks which the opposite in. terests of those who hold receipts for bullion, and who would necessarily wish to depress the agio; and others on the contrary, who by owing Bank money, and who conseqteutly would calse the ogio, the Bank. has for many years come to a resolution to sell at all times Bank money for currency, at five per cent. agio, and to boy it again at four per cent. agio. In con. soilless, dutch resole title the ogle can never either rise above five, or sink below four per MIL sad the pro. portion between the market price of the Bank and that of current money, is kept at all times very near to the proportion between their intrinsic valises. fore this resolution was taken, the market price of money amid sometimes to rise so high as oine per cent. silo, and sometimes to sink es low II par, accordiog as opposite interests happened to influence the ear krt. The Bank of Amsterdam prof to lend oat no part of what is deposited with it, bat for every gilder for which It gives credit in its books, to keep in its repositories, the value of a gilder, either io money or bullion. Can every Bank say as much ? That it keeps in its repositories all the money or bullion, for which there are receipts in force, for which it is at all liable to be called upon, stud which, in reality, is continually going from it and returning .o it again, cannot well be doubted. But whether it does so likewise with regard to that part of Its capital for which the receipts are long ego 'spired, may perhaps appear more uncertain. At Amsterdam, however, no part of faith is better established, then, that for every gilder eircileted as lisok money, there is a cot respondent gilder in gold or silver, to be found its the treasure of the Bank. The Bank is (or at least was before the Revolution, and it may be supposed ISO alteration has been made in a matter of such im portance) ender the direction of the four Bergames ters in. office, who are changed every year. Each new yet of Burgomasters visits the treasure, com peres it with the books, receives it upon oath, and delivers It over with the same awful solemnity, to the set *hick succeeds it ; and in that sob'r and re. ligioss country, oaths are regarded as they ought to be. A rotation of this kind seems alone a sufficieut security against practices which cannot be avowed. A "mist all the revolutions which have °crossed in the Government of Amsterdam, the prevailing party has at on time accused their predecessors with infi delity in the otlntioistrati•tn of the Batik. No ac. rotation could have effected mere deeply the repo. Cation and fortune n 1 the disgraced party; end if such sccuss.ion could bele bees supported, we may be •s4ured that it would bevy been broeght. 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