The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-10-23 00:00:00

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N dated An•lteties, novelasirco,latba. of the Loans of 1821 mind The "Roekinghans," Leeds Light Post Corset. sets out Not so, thought , es and' successors.; for letn, negotiated by Messrs. Ardoin, Hubbard end co. mod freeY Afternoon at, = f'et'e : and passes throug h "ald ock.„ although every as 'g ate d men teething a • . countvepened IPY ifivni r nad isleters,•.llt.,llalls ( e and 00..0f Pa- Rigytessrode, halms, iluaden. Stilton. ,IVanspio d, Slat - rfs,'brilt be pride' the howl of A. F . Heldimana and hoes, ford, Greethatn, Granthain , Newark, Turford. liar-thorn. ' nation, had lodged 1 nder whatever form) , .. Ne. nic Oatamtenosfreet,mn that and every suceeedlng day (Sant Feee'et.Retford...llaet IV , Doncaster, and Ferry-bridge, cps. the right and attri i rate,awd guarantee- . - vs excepted), bet ween the ,ho dra OC ten and two. • rives at Me Golden Lion Inn. Leeds, next Rile:loon, •at ing the value by stet of the State on the • will be neeissitre to lease the Dividend Warrants, with 3 o'clock. in time for the Bradford, llalifisx , skipton and rent coin; shims d jestly made it a • , .. tkneetift.siei nuisetkel ortler , dirinfruishlng the different Huddersfield Coaches, at reduced Fares.—Driven tkroughi . rimen teem Majes. teti,•to aduilitate. • 1 I . r.....,,„,,, a t l a w •Flatt Digs p rev i ous t o th e r ip. perwitiejlire c oa chmen lotr onti n .- 9 L t zgag w e igr a o n m tP aTh aek c a x y p e e s di o l it io ll t 2( c i ti. •deface, diminish, or c it coin; •althirogh a, i peva.this wag notoriously, t very natio*, eve* Ws Coach,. it is allowed .to be the most agreeable wed id CtRtIPICATeS . , 0f... R4NTV deli- complete- public conveyance on Ate North Road, twiny, it the darnel' of mari he paper system, • / " . thellitidits of Prole Billy and Orden' in fa• nneynalled.by any other, and for snob daring 1p 1 his collemetter. ~ qtetilib, ma Maseru. Ileifiales and Nephews. Alarrorvgate and Ripon New Light Post Coaches every, and his successors, to • I high attribute sayable in London ou the let. pvtiarber next 404rsools, all, d•S in the.lleraing. of their Sovereign, an ;" for they per 'll2Frvepertent.Consolldated Annuitieinow Glasgow, Longlown, Gretno-Green, Rattan, Dumfries', mated every Bank,- frc .lament known - i '• a • .. 'OnOittnimsed by James Campbell and Go, Reateadiff, Thornhill, Sangster Kills. ceisrasek. Khasi,- in History as a , . the lint - a to any half- ' 'llo,er. : Ne. V.. An nit - street. 4o•that rend Oil Parts of Scotland, a Light 4-buide Posl 7 dozen of adventurers; mese In sot • - iiikwYs !Wilted/. iletwC*B the ltoura. ' CMOs. ... • - •. - • • - - . • . .. :,, t . . . .__, :ridgenoree. Wolin'. Shrevabisryt t . Salop, . sail. ROA their lecel pound . notes this deluded . • . . sive Me 'lNTldeed Wetrapts.- with Nos Light list Cooehes, every Morning and Afternoon. . flatiolt (lea ifa i rtais)eas, y this class •- 4 r I artier, distinguishing the different The " Tally Ho," Coventry tight Fast Day Coach, reef of men called bankerii to solusaioate it TWO oars, preirioeetetheap- Mernienest 'a quieter before 7 o'clock. through Red•marn, Don. one of the most sacred at igg. This • •, Oct. 8, Oen. . pable, Stoney Westford, Towcestfe,. Weedoo, Daveniry, as* conse -..i t : .• Denchorch, to Warwick and Leamington. quences were, that ter passed • . ! .i t ' fel l g l itifirr e 't l it' The " E.rprese," to York. Scarborough, Whitby, Shields- current with the gold; it sof gold Vs LO AN 11 o • . • ' ta 4satierland, N pale and Edinlaurylt, a New Light roar- as coin ; bet at length got( thy. and ,• •november next, and any - Inside • Post-Coach, with. a Guard throughont • sets oat spurning the base tamps, its Just . -5 tmestathe hoar* often i . price, or silently Moved off e batik- . .. • to be left for eve, ourr ,lll °°‘ Pin oF may of Newark* Rifferd. ' bOOCEOUO, ._ Ferry-kridge, _Tadeaster, Darlington. Northationvil. uteri sssss anal the dealers Pitfalls • • ` l " * " lbsr i "" '''Y Durham, illorpetii. and Remick, and arrives at 'ark the • Debt was termed) gained ens TENDRICKS. . ; Rea 416/110/, AT RIBDUCID FARlCS.—Drives throws"' a*, all wealth is derived, always . a coachmen only.—Passengers finding themselves faligised " It was left for our lima •• ......,.—..... es. the journey, may rest what lime they please, and Mei. • • . , proceed 'abysms/ any addllionalfare. of credit n Lich admitted pal • • •- • X)ge,pige, Marlborough. and Swindon Four. Inside Day Coach, founded in an usnrpation of etrally la.. titre' Aldbourn, Reading, Lambnuris, Parton, Lydington, and that, wherever• or beak. ' Ls . • ' . at and Prey, Wootton Basset. Raossbury, Ilainyerford,-Nese- gives privileges to classes to ti its .-. ', r" 1 " . bury and Maideishead.,-Drisms. Oiroisgh with one mach- of all. This great tenth was too' • 'lid, •• ‘, L:; tants only conviction in the public naiad ei • . . V. -The New • Royal Patent Mail, Boston end Louth. aro' *attire of things; nor wee it tic t • • is ' Royston, .Cusibridge, Iluntingdon, Stilton, Peterliore , to bolster up the system of et - .1 Duping, *Spalding, Spilsby, Alford, Grimsby 4- Hull, Arts of the British Parliament - . • .if 'ceiling, -at • his(fpast 7 etteek, Sonday, at a quarter 1928. and 1929. all vainly .atie • - ore 7. , t'' "Erprosi." a Newt Light Four-Inside Post roach Peel's famous 11111, and all as . ~ -gide, Penrilk and Whllekareit ; with a Guard all British public began to have a ; : 1 through? passethroughAppleby. 'trough, Bones, Greta; that had so keg dazzl ed their `ledintond,C:atterlek, Doroxylsbrldge„ Ferry-bridge, great truth burst upon thens—t. - • Newark,. Denary, Grantham, Stamford, Gree- inadequat•ty attempted to ponrt A. Riggleswade and Baldeek. Sets out in the dispersed, and dispelled the fatal . •- ' .performs the Joarney with the greatest Fa- paper money, or rather paper creel . l' `SID p.O RES. - " Peel's Bill was passed by the 'aimed on the road, by business or plea- q norance of monetary principles. dlar advantage of their seats being se 'ch. was named, after a presumpinnos y 0 RECT COACII TO CARLISLE. of lite Committee of the House `cant Mail, Cambridge Aro' Ware, recommended its adoption. It was 4. Royston, Brewing, at half-past invention of Mr. Iticardo, who, aft , der before 7. tune, to the amount of five hundret 1 . • . 'a, Kirby, Lansdale, Balton, &cloture (frailire Stock jebbine), t. l' litany Light Post Coaches, the subject of political economy. anti mystical books upon that myttifying Light Four-Inside Post , generous mixture of intellect p oasesm .4. lig, 'titre' Warritiptow, 1 . utle. Ruirigly. Knih- Home not tieing able to COMPreigen . , ecei One Night on maxims, judgel them to be profound • at ,the Saracen's es an ' oracle' in political .econossy. . • I '. Evening. . House atillielent proof of hit knowledge c this coach with lad 'massed to himself the imm -ow this Roa ense d. , , I deed thousand potted", by contracting tiiiti tioada- 4 baying stork at low prices. end selling 'oat)—a sa• marhet. Literally translating this ye t ; besides was a fortunate agiotenr. THIS for . d inter- whose head Was exalted with his awn v °Mee could in good sober µbrave and set ter . Ai • " Peelle- Bill wee passed by acclamation in 1919, and landed interelit, that, because at the time at. ss&lts confiding Senate, without covering , muc k s of th e pr o p ose d Bin, th e ; t a p er • yeetitteisilnekeleth sad Ashes, virtually proclaimed E ng l an d, as compared with the march of , • 4o the NoZion they kgislated for; nay, to all the worid,that about Mir per cent; discodet; the pewit Agit' !among resolution of Mt, asserting that the Bank would only affect general prices is tha *oaf one Paunchy's not. nor ever had been, deprjciated,- House, /tor .ihia Man. their oracle, Derek resolved in ao hour of egregious folly or imprudent first great principle of money. They neve. leer. .i e• the bushel of wheat (as the principa tartlet . c -i's Hill, was deed to be final and irrevocable; l the price of all other food), was, in its r . . , 'n three years after it had been enacted, its opera-' other commodities, now bee-date the onlj absequent Act of Parliament, wasconfined to a which an adjustment between debtor and I sty miles round London ; thus leaving all A he obtained. And wh y ?—because gold at f . -otland and three fourths of England to the become dependant (as to !their natural pone • and the chances of Forgery, attendant measures) upon the in sit et :the Chartered Banks and Pritate defluite cepansion • o . Ithough between 1,97 anal 1819,0 f the issues of paper money, asd thus t nearlywere silver** natural powers ren.lered nneer , •rivate Bankers had become insolvent. tient Act permitted the public, as of definite. Still Peel's Bill, with all its . • . . - all its consequences, has the merit of sl r Bank of England paper, teethe first ray of li g ht over th e c h aos o f the pa '. But as the majority of the I t was the light that first flitted on the Rock, a nursed in the delusion of the gaper money as as irculatin firm footing was gained frdm the quagmire el I T ..re they used this right of g from this Rock the arch of paper credit, a' • . A ntl paper, convertible by measured, grasped, and strangled. " Neither the presumptuous youth from who 2 .• .. 1 when transmitted to 'vas named, nor Mr. Ricardo, wlio advocated Its at red banks and private ey were to calls for persoading the Landed Interests in the Senate, th; on general prices would only be three or font. pet ' P. • 4 'd their accommo- be praised for any of the results of this Bill ; legislated in a blindness and ignorance of its i t iy related in • I ultimate operations, equalled only, in degree, by th . •• Wri g ht of tion of the landed interests. upon the " Although the landed interests, in the Senate, 1 ',., i 'tiltivator. • i •.! ay in an . warned that its operations would extend, in a fon • . gree, the pressure of taxation on their class, and It - n for al at of price of all agricultural productions, and consequent „ rent ; although it was thundered iII their ears. t • 1 a , t tic dividends of interest on the debt due to the fund. -.1 ' would be raised in actual value to an extent, the I :" , i ' 4 , which would be the amount of the lose. sustained h . . i ended interest ; although it was demonstrated,• ilia . • i sdred millions of the dehthsd been contrasted in at 1 -I paper pound, of between 12 and 14 shillings a vet, at if deafness and blindness hail smitten . heads and eyes, did the landlords unsniniotislA • this Bill, which gave their rentals to the I. - . 1' .; f . . ' their estates to their Mortgagees. h blindness and infatuation, arose alt the I • a in the condition of the families. •c .! , . ' , ant and once respectable aristocracy it sulaseqeent imbeciilty of Its G overpay, . 1 1 • 'lion received uoavenged from the vt v had given slifdier, bread, and throw i I Ili . I 'of the Eugliih Government In 181 .. ! t ntidote to national vanity. Aft, i il t ' 'B, after ‘.shattstlnor all their sue 4. 1 the Throne of .ratite, "Ilene 1 41 -nJmitly.the weak yet tierogin it ', Gavernment.still expeetec qi exiles. 'Fite week men d replaced on the French • ved by the most despe- ' •IFriince.Atist fsoiioa 4 • 'he term of the Nee- ~ 1 ' admilistneed. the . 'if . y, thatthey haat , , t passes for t tt , r. sired the enie - -a •11 of taking . M Min to". • a oples4 t • le. Aso t telf.... a —.. . • - , :„ < .NAT?4,II I .IIr ASIS • • ' T. • _ _ "The reuse:be tehich7l4.o.A 1 t I.,fitg• is. wed SYDNEY died or tAe Scaffold!" .......--,.. 1 SPANIbiI .I.OANN O.? 1221 1 ANQ OM • • I. 11.0 H a oivrunD taYtible in leancion on the Ist No t I 1 vensher.nest, nrO•httllpanish Fire Fer• (:)int. Consaili ' ' doted An"lnitiss, nowlasivge f lokig. of the Loans of 1821 sind F - lfet, negotiated by Messrs. Ardoin, Hubbard and Co. wed ~ countersigned by them, nad filessris s •A•iialltie end 00..0f Pa • ' rfs.'brilf be prig of the hoop.) of A. F. Heldinvand and Sots, 7 ( Its. Sic Om tertinasireet,•on that and every suceeeding day (San, days escspted), bet weep ,the ,hodta of ten And twe. • 1 '.'' it will be nrcissitry to lease the Dividend Warrants. with pi , Matt tillivetilssie nuinetkel ostler. dirinaulshing the different • . elass".111• 0 1P0 141019 9. 41 -iiiai pint Days previous to the sip • llitit&ii ifyfaystent. ...Ijlllll 6 . --- ~ era 4.0•4••••-. --- Barnstaple. Southmoilon, and Credit.* New Light fret Coach, every Monday, Wednesday. and Friday ntorn:ngs,' Wk 7 o'Clock. The "Roekingham," Leeds Light Post Coac% , sets old every Afternoon at Tiro and passes through ('airlock. fi'alon7 Ruckden. Stilton. IYanify• d, slant; ford, Greetham, Grantham, Newark, Turford. Markham, .P#l, rt.Retford,Rairtr,y, Doncaster., and Ferry-bridge, firs. , orieatt at the Golden Lion Inn. Leeds, next Afternoon, !at! $ o'clock. in lime for the bradford, Jlallfitr, skipton itudliCreeld Coaches. at reduced Fares.—Driven thro with/ coachmen only.—Luggage and Packages only 944: iber lb.—Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition qf ;his Coach. U is allowed .to be the most agrueabto mat complete. public conveyance on the North Road, beial, unapgalled ‘ by any other. ,Harr owyale and Ripon New Light Post Coaches every. 41 1e!noon, al 2, itS to the.Morsing. -wow, Langton-is. Gretaa-Green, Annan, . flunsfrie4 "4. Thornhill, Sangster Kills. Putriock. King' " Parts of Scotland, a Light 4-inside Poll.; llridgoaorth. Biskra. Shrewsbisry t . Salop, • asst. ROA S' Ar'em Light list Coaches, epee! Morning and Afternoon. The "Tally Ho," Coventry Light Fast Day Coach,rety MOrnioapat 'a quanta before 7 o'clock, through RedSurn, Dun. /table, Stoney Stratford, Toweestor,.Weedon, Daventry, and Denchooreh, to Warelek and Leamington. The " Express." to York. Scarborough, Whitby, Shields .Sunderland, Neweastk and Edinburgh, a New Light Four- Inside Post-Coach, with a Guard throughout ; sets out .41Pfrihdllorning, by .May of Newark, Retford, booometer, Ferry-bridge, Tadeaster. Darlington. - NorMallettaa. Durham, Margit:ls. and Ilerrelek, and arrives at York Mc Month", AT ItIiDUCID Fan U.—Drifts through with a coachmen only.—Passengers finding themselves fatigued tat 'the journey, may rest what time they please, and then potareed without any addllionalfare. I t ilariboroligh, and Swindon Four. Inside Day Coach, thro' Aldbours, Reading, Lambourx, Parton, Lydington, ..Pcipsey, Wootton Basset, Raaisbury, Hansel:ford,. New bury and Maiden:wader-M.4e*, through. with one coach max only ,-Tke New .Royal Patent Mail, Boston end Louth, thrO' Royston, .Cambridge, Huntingdon, Stilton, Peteriore. beeping, Spalding, Spitsby, Alford, Grimsby 4- Heil, Keening. at • ha(fpast 7 o'clock, Sanday, at a quarter ,before 7. The "Exprosi." a Newt Light Four-Inside Post Coach to Carlisle, Pentill and Whilekaren; with a Guard all Me way; passes through Appleby. Brough, Rower, Greta; Bridge, Riehmond,Catterich, Boroughbrldge. Ferry-bridge, Qoneaster. Newark,. llawtry, Grantham, StamArd. Gree than, Stilton. Biggleswade and Balder*. Sets out in the Morning. and performs the Journey/ with the greatest Fa- AT. REDUCND pass. Passengers detained on the road, by business or plea sure, hare the peculiar advantage of their sea's being se cured lts the next Coach. TIIE ONLY DIRECT COACH TO CARLISLE. I refilled . dietinn, hail ever succeeded is, this mischievous maniac, wile laboured hourly and indefatigably, and never slept. effected. •• Ti,.. Journal with ' the awful name, Tie* Time:.' _bran;; ctlulacted on (mien/sting principles, and its Pro; prietor finding, that in 1815, some glimmer of light and monitnon sense had found its way among the men of this &hided nation, and had had its effect in lessening the sale of this ' awful Times'—l ssy, finding this, the Proptietori suddenly dismissed this said maniac. who still, for nearly eight years, although with diminished powers, staggered on, under a *sled title, until confounded at his own works, he sunk in oblivion. The historian's researches are vain in establishing the factwf his death, the time, the Atmore, or thedate. Various are the assertions on this e Ii Us been said he died while taking an air bath; I (hit holies elmaked in an access or paroxysm of rage, droned , by the ill success of the Bourbon cause in Spain at the period of the wend revolution. However 4ttts wits.ynewssanceriain as his real name ; and one of —. commodities _ the first first o all , to guard d f ut ii oa g Leg r i d sla t t he r Not so, thought Pitt, his t althoirgh every association nation, had lodged in the Sove the right and attribute of fini log the value by stamping the rent coin ; although every crime» !teem Majestatit, or hi -deface, diminish, or counterfeit ti Skis was notoriously the common in the elemen't' of variety, it was and for such daring ;peculators as and his successors, to /degrade thit et their Sovereign, and render it 'bitted every Bank,• from the area in History as .' the Bank of Engle dozen of adventurers; who could country Town, and write up Book their local pound . rotes; nor could (fee iliegbaiOres, that this mar of moo called banker to participate one of the most sacred attributes of consequences were, that for Mew ti current with the gold; it even lower as coin; bet at length goidaeSerted it spurning the base touspasion pope' price, or silently Moved off to qther ingrocl nil the dealers in !the I Debt was termed) gained &sorrow's, v ; all wealth is derived, always sufferer-I. , sr iCATES , 0f... R4INTIO • *ZIP: flied lot tti NOldits of Protested Bilir sod Orders la la.. • voirgirbeill,felillebs illessri. Reigate. end Nephews. plAendpayehle in Lawton op the ist.November no*, . oat , ieffbeWih 2 Prve per tent.Consolldated Annuitielnow ispd etenstleretspeed to/ Altai% Campbell and CM. '" w be paid at their house, : No. V,. Al.anic-atreet. on , thatend • esstly seeemodillgrhiy (91Indgys eveepted), Oetwesa the hours. n.sy- be necttso, • . • • : . . . It Wittessary td,leave the Islldee4 We:pots.. with .All's Ocoee Id ineirleal order, distinguishing the dilereat • -Rees fbr ataisleatlon. at least riot *Lys, previews totheep- , • -lc! payment. 7 .-London. 6, IP," well, alai ifte)seaccidettM athieh haverentritil a contempt,. roryJour eal, has enables] the hien. tan tb lrtforni hie readers, that the only appellation by which thieininentlat yet malefrent being was known among his toatemporaries, anti the so brigwel er (aaglice) nick-name., Doctor Slop.' With suet a powerful engine at conunaniObisPrese larked by steam and machinery of many horse power, can We wonder that Attend his soccesaors could urge on this great war of aristwrisev and despotism. so contrary to the spirit of the romdtutioit soil prejudices of the people they governed ? Bat after establishing what Was termed by Pitt an inviolable Sinking Pam', can we wonder that any Astray was too great' fur an egotistic and credulous movie (mutate les Jingle:le) to swallow and digest? No, ialleirthepostilbEity was ertahlisiseil, that. this Nation was stink so abject in infatnation,as to halve that the aggregate of the nation, the gread Hese, 411, could pay its debts and get rich by Iceding Money. aye, and borrowed Money too! by knitting money oat at interest to itself! after this, can we wonder at 'forty yeats successive and astounding blunders in legislation. “ Pitt end his colleagues, after blazoning in 1796. to the world, that the English Government bad established its finance 111) a solid foundation. in F. bruary 1797, passed an Act restricting (ea they termed it) their agent. or engine, the Bank of England, from doing that, which this very Hank had, but three days before, told them it was impossible they could longer continue to do ; and what was this they could no longer continue to do? Why pay tiara. promissory notes in full in gold. or the current coin of the realm. Now mark the credulity of %Lis egoistic nation. and their pious faith even in this Bank, that was restricted front doing, what they could not do. This nation (les Anglais) continued to measure all bargains between man and Blau, by the SAM nominal paper potted awe, that was issued by this very ahlsongh when compared with the golden guinea, of one pound one shilling, the paper pound was reduced in mane to twelve shillings, and in exchange as well, when compared with the current coin of neighbouring' nations; and • when it was notorious that the golden gains was worth one pound phi* shillings in the paper of the Bank of England the success ire of Pitt passed a re solution in the Senate, the import of which was, that a one pound note awl a shilling were espial in value to a guinea In sold 9 , Nay. nsaitylealividnals were prosecnteil by a law, tn.dting it %tonal, to give or receive the actual value of a goilpaivibressre than also who in rtre - piper specifies}, in skis their memorable resolution of 1812. Yet this same Uovernnwnt in 1819, composed almost individually of the self same men as in 1812, passed the memorable Act termed • Peel); Bill.' 4ilasen Del.. . • , jpiOVAIR —Notice la hereby pi rm. titetAbut IM 4 LP ARI A DIVIDEND on ibis 'be paid to Athe Ilopd HoMervi. on the let day. et Nbierabor writ, and any sObsetpsent diy (Sundays exereptert. 1)019,40,1hp hoar* of . tan • aid too Valet* t the Dividend Witranta to be lett for esmel ' oninatinil ni r t.bn Counting Ilonse et tbe. 43aheoritter, one .day preilool to receiving the dividend. • 7% Tokesitonanyard, HERMAN HENDRICK/3i rteteber 11. __• " " It was left for out' times . of credit n Lich admitted piper founded in an usurpation of the and that, wherever, or banterer gives privileges to classes to the d of all. This great troth was Ion; conviction in the public millet 1 y nature of things ; nor wet it till aft to bolster up the system of ceedil Arts of the British Podia:dent in 1828. and 1829, all vainly .attesup Peel's famous Bill, and all as veil British public began to have a el that had so Meg dazzled their fa great truth burst upon them—the inadequat•dy attempted to ponrtra dispersed, and dispelled the fatal ill paper money, or rather paper credit " Peel's hill was passed by the 1 norance of monetary principles. was named, after a presumptnetasyde of cite Committee of the House recommended its adoption. It wee invention of Mr. Ricardo, who. aft tune, to the amount of fire howler airiotace (tritifiee Stock jobbing), t the subject of political economy. an mystical books upon that myttifyin geneous mixture of intellect posses House not being able tes eatnPreil maxims, judgel them to be profou. as an • oracle' is political econorn House sollietent proof of hit hnowlei I ad amassed to himself the imosen: deed thousand pomade, by cocintractil • baying stork at low prices. eel sell market. Literally translating this was a fortunate agiotenr. whose head was exalted with his could in good sober phrase and se landed Wert*, that, because at the merits of the proposed Hall, the England, as compared whit the oaai about Mir per cent: discodet; the would only affect general prices I House, Mar .this Wan, their oracle, first great principle of money. The the bushel of wheat (as the principa the price of all other food), was, t other commodities, now beanie tl which as adjustment between debt he obtained. And why?—because become dependant (as to !their natu measures) upon the indefinite etp; of the issues of paper money, a.. silver's natural powers were rendet definite. Still Peel's Bill. with all its consequences, has the in first ray of light over the chaos I t was the light that first flitted on firm footing was gained frOm the q from this Hoek the arch of pi measured, grasped, and strangled. " Neither the presumptuous cunt WO named, nor Mr. Ricardo, %slits ad persoading the Landed Interests in ti on general prices would only be titre be praised for any of the results legislated in a blindness and iglu ultimate operations, equalled only, it Lion of the landed interests. • and Paws, , etter WOW, sespethdly Is. o a Fasklaaiblo•Cat and h, MAO to Oseaourr, from' Art 154. GC, to £lOl.l. wane Surtout, 00-041.:: hll 70..; Oft% 401 /Ayer', a, and Fa•Manahle Delving Jackets, Young Usulteweigs id* None, Paselelat, anP ~ ,Quallty and Workman. ; awl) ankle being wade br &meting • 7r I I I VERTY-PIVE per cEN:r, 44 VINO on ChNi... .... wisp fors mania& • J. ALBUM, Tailor and itakit.niaker, . . iebAtreet.bill, sees *Pon from the IA i. Wet ceorghillr .4 . AAsisits . tba Nobility, nod Ctesstieisen of ' WI; ant be masoractorro ' eie z q IhrOCTiplil.ll of Cloahelointrrarstla, ll piat of rishion. Vivittn Q!. .N . • lir. Wan knot.e atkhe Wl* end of tbe Own. He entreats a coeval _ which will at come onnelnire the mootstedulans that. at, no hoar of 1. OWNS_ tor to -flit .neettotatis' ego they he seria4l open such l ow Woos as * 47. Floli•str.et.bill 11:eirtipora's, *Want sespenlordisiouy wool Mark • er blso comes, link to 164 Ira prefe. boat 31.31. to Si. 135.: .detabled mill. M Userreenerir ti, fres )64 to se.; fancy *statues, aew patterns, ; trot* f0..t0 I fa , . ;,.111, trowiers (ma las. to Ns. ; a salt of plthillsery. 41. t .12m. pre 44410,004 aopprapla* of . eatlesersb nail bays' &Mies of ''erly descillOon foustafitly * osis, aSJ.Aklbert's. 47. litstrstreet4•lll. N0v1.114414 Caipmai'4.ollllpais, AM. limb/AMC eiders 'treated WA. ' soil ii . thrtsl illsecol lg t o ula = l i e :kat. ibliglk or Walt I. Asit kr; “eas IA PIS 1 . :1111. . The New Royal Potent Mail. Cambridge thee' Wore, Rontingford. Bsekland, 4. Royston, Erening, at half-past 7 o'e set, &today, at a quarter , before 7. Kendal, La:waster, Preston, Kirby. Lansdale, Holton, Morley, Qundith and Garstang Light Pest Coaches. ten y Morning oad 'titanium. • The " Royal Express.' New Light Pour-Instde Pest Coach, te Liverpool, in 93 Horn Duly. aro' Warrington. Prescot, Congleton. Lawton, Nereastle. Rudgly. Ezra& ford. Stine, Stafford and Litchfield. (eaf/ Ore Night est the Road.) eeery Afternoon • (mires at the Saracen's Head Inn. Dale-street. LirerpOol next fr . :reality. The adesmlages to Travellers who honour this coach frltA their preference areforsieperior o_ lot otitcr or this Rog& as the "Royal Express" is driFelitirosadoiel ii - za 4 io,kk: wen Orly (s e l n e ;:r ?a too n e a:l o of a :e a r coach ti e Li oni verp ;tient ) besa sei ides the addiltonal advantage. especially to commercial inter ests, of 'informing the joorney to lees Mose than antotker eh ; and. notwithstasuling lls doggiest rail Prooriotoro pinto atomises OWL for safety _ efeessodation a * Igagiaedi *id. aid amlibionl, by mime. , Staffordshire Potteries, My tight very fast Coach, Afternoon. t. to Lenend, State. Shelton. Burliest, Toenail, Lawton, Healy and Holmes Chapel. This is the coal) , CM& direct to the Potteries. Y(* CQ11.01 4 ., COWllitho Se. 'rriIIE.PECTORAL ELI XIR.—.-Experionee durin g *seri loni period lies Iniontestibly proved the superior allkcsayhishisNlartielsto. in elf eamit of Colds, Coughs. and ` Asthma/I 41feetions. By pepssoting gentle expectoration, it •oeryilawrlfyietfevei thePattelt of a slight or.reeent Cold, end a few dews ere geuerally enflicient to remove those which seg. leer has rendired more eonfinged and obstinate, and which are enoompenietterith CeegA, SYttelig of Mood, and other serious 1 1.*Plolos. Its 'winner lagsperic powers toad tolieal awe less. aid allay tbi i•ritation of the tangs, in eases of Cough ; and In Asthmatic sfeetions It assists and gives freedom to the Sold hi bottles, at Is. l j 4. sad Ss. 9d. by Butlers. Cousins, 4, Chespilde, St. Paul's, snd WO, • Regent treet, (hear the Amla ilmaass), tandatoi Willerioe Mow. • Me* Alfa greet, Deblia; a:td hy,tbe petard* V.W.sid 'throughout the United Kimpihne. • Be osretal-thask fir Satires Postorni Elixir. sad ae• Posh: Bill wan passed by acclamation In 1819, and 1:418stoy Wilts confiding Senate, without covering. yeakithislisefselerk and Aslses. virtually proeltimed le Use Neliun they kgislated for; say, to all the worid,tkat digit !mons reeolation of Wit asserting that the Bank ,neteaf one Poondoras nqt. nor ever had been, deprjciated.' was resolved la au Moor of egregious folly or imprudent effrontery. " Peel's Bill, was deed to be final and irrevocable; yet erkltin three years after it had been enacted, its opera.' don by a subsequent Act of Parliament, was confined to a circ'e of sixty miles round London ; thus leaving all Ireland and Scotland and three fourths of England to the risk of 'solvency, and the chances of Forgery, attendant on sbg local notes of:the Chartered Banks and Private Conqtry Bankers; although between 1797 and 1819, nearly a•thausand of these private Bankers had become insolvent. it it tree, this subsequent Act permitted the public, as of right. to demand Hold or Bank of England paper, teethe paper of the Local Notes. But as the maj ority of the been then generation had nursed in the de usion of the paper system, and nsrd to piper money as a virculating medium, it was sometime before they used this right of elaiming Guld, or Bank of England paper, convertible by Peel's Bill into gold, on demand, when transmitted to London. However, the local chartered banks and private beakers soon finding out how liable they were to calls for gold. restricted •their loans, and withheld their accotnmo d4tion is discounts. VERY FAST TRAVELLING .To Doves, Da... RA3OIIOATI f Al AND CirllDOlllr, Four Inside Coeches , end keep good time, y S. .5. MOUNTAIN end C.O. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SILINNER4TREET, INNOWOINI.L. LONDON. THE following LIMIT row COACHES, Mails, &r. set oat from the above Inn : The " RoyalTdegraph," Dover, Deal, Ramsgate, Margate, Broad Stairs, Canterbury, Feverskans, and SandwichAsew .superior fad Coatis, every morning at a i past T o'clock. —la consequence of the decided preference given to the Te lwrapie Coach, Use Proprietors are determined no expense shall be spared to render it the first conveyance on the Kent Road. ' Irrompton. Chatham, Rochester, Gravesend, Stroud, Sittingbourne, Rainkane 4 ()spring; horning, quarter past 7. The " Telly Do," Birmingham leery fest Day Coach, Morn ing at i before 7 o'clock, through Redborn. Market Sireet, Dutistsble, Brickhill, Fenny Stratford, Stoney Stratford, Tow- tester, Weedon. Daveatry, Danchurch, Coventry,. end Stone ErPge, to the. Castle Hotel, snit St.-George'. T • High Street. Birmingham, to Shifnell, Wellington, Bridgenorth, Shelton, Shrewsbury, &dap, Oswestry, Nantwich. Bangor, Terporley, Chester sad Holyhead. Driven through with 2 Coactimee only. In consequeces of the decided preference given to the Tally Ho Coach, the Proprietors are determined no expense shell be spared to render it the first conveyance on the Birmingham Road The " Sovereign," New light feat Coach to Felmoeth. Ply. month, Excise. 'frurci,Rodniin, Periryn, Ashburton, Totness, Dart .. lath, Weymouth. Dorchester, and Salisbury, every Morning.. 7 ;:througb Bold ton, Axminster. Brldport, Bland ford. Stockbridge, Sutton, Basingstoke, Hertford Bridge, Blackwiter end Bagsbot. The only Day Coach to Weyssoulit. (dr:re* through with two madmen onty,) threargh Rayskol, Illackwater, liasioistoke, Burton. Wisitchurch, Andover, Woodyeals, l'ualasore. Salisbury. Bletagford 4- Dorchester, at a gator •tcr.past so'clock in the morning. Poet-its from ,freyniouth to Guernsey , Jersey, Cherbourg, AL Raises, 10. every. Wednesday and saturday afternoon at I o'clock. The "44b0u," Southampton, Lyndagton, Lyndhurst Winchester, Jlasiristoke, Hartford bridge, • Illaebrater. mid Baysid, new fear inside Coach, every lemming at S feloil ; arrives at the Coach wed Ikrscs, and Vine Inn, Southampton, by Five o'clock. This is a most delight/ id oonteionve Id the Isle of Wight, Jersey. Guernsey. St. .Baloet, Havre de Grace, Cherburg, s•e.—The Proprietors 2/' As Wave Conch hope to receive a continuance of that support misishitair-hitherto been experienced since the corn mencernenSliftee `• Unica." - Nilo LIM i.lay Couch to Dorchester in I I hours only, through Royskot, illuckwutcr, Basingstoke. Overt° 6, Whit. ' church, • sftedarer Salleb.atry, Woodyeals, Cashmere and Illandford:'alta Thost Sand 7 o'clock in the morning. Math and Bristol Post Coaches, through Chipitalsans. i Caine, Maremreeph, ilainyerford, Newbury and Reading, awry Merman at Una; *tire at *the Greyhound inn, Raths.dhe 'Landon Tavern, 'Thomas Street, and Swan,' Bristol:eddy's...4 snefining. Cmcites to .Wells o Bridgemater,Taunton,and Plymouth, at rapeed Parts. The i l l "Pire , r a sem Liverpool light Coach, only One Night nek Road,•'earrying Pour Inside; sets ant Dailey at On.; lees at Liverpool next Afternoon at 5, thro' Srobstrtr, LstAlsokr,p, Northampton, IVe(jord, Luttinvort . ll, Hinckley. .Atherdone.' • Isitekfield, Weigel Newcastle, gm'iu". ford. Wareingtme mid Pretcot. .Sttemesteary, Illeitsiefitsa and ShliPial Light Post Canoes, every Mink/ ant; Afiendion. Guarded. • Wakefield 4-inside Post Coaches, every Morning anal. Afternoon, AT REDEEM, PARES. • • Chester, Newport, WA iterherch. Tarporley, Nagpt• wick, NortArriek and dliddlevick Light Coaches, seer, Morning and Afternoon. Stamford Light Post Coaches every Morning end Afternoon. through Beldock. Higgleswade, St. Seats, Buekden, Alcoa bury,, Stilton, ant Wandsford. Sunderland, Stockton and Farm Light Post Coach erery Morning, to ike George Inn, Sunderland, •r arrouceu Pi RES. Mountain's " Express. Umpire end Tally fro," to Man chester, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsal. IVolver dramplo* hnistsford, New Four Inside Post Coaches, Three Times a Day. Only One Night on the Road. Skejield and Rotherham new Four Inside Post Coaches every Morning, called " The Express," and also •' The Rockingham,' erery Afternoon. sr REDUCED PA REV. The " Royal Express." new Birnsinykam Light Fast Nig;tt Coach, in lb hours, sets out ere,'" afternoon. earr yinj 4 inside only, passes through Warwick, Leamington. Sontham, Weedon, Darentry, Stoney-Sit Word. and Toweester, to the Saracen's head, Bull Street, itirnsinghant, early the next morning.—Drlren through with two coachmen only. 7'he " Express" a New Light Post Coach to !Ina. Lin coln, Nortiteare, Ilon•des and Doncaster, erery morning, •at eight o'clock to the Cross Keys. Market Place, !lull, and also the " Rockinghani" l .in the afternoon at ti o'clock. The Iler(ford, IVare, Iloddesdon and C'heshrent Coach. Tottenham and Edmonton Coaches daily at dere*, hal f past bro. fire. and eight o'eloek. '.• At Reduced Farm', to Leeds, York, and Doncaster: Leggage and Packages at only two-pence pet lb. S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be ncrountable for any Parcels, Passengers' Lugrar.e, %Fairings, Plate, &e. of prore than Five Pounds value, if Jost, stolen, or damaged, unless entered as such, and the Insurance paid for accord ingly, at the Saracen's Read Inn, Skinuerstreet, Sara. London. "Th • consequences have been already related in the third Chapter of out work. The weight of opprestaon fell with accelerating pressure °pan the Landholder, the Farmer, and the labduring editivator. Alortgagers and all Debtors were called upon to pay in an money daily . increasing in value. The taxes drawn for; paying the just expenses of Government, and the interest of the public debt. fell with founfold pressure upon the public as conttibutors. The majority of the public are always debtors. and always sefferen tinder all the fraud attendant 'eon arbitrary *heroism's in the standard of the coin.— Whets cm:v . 4e adopted by men in civilized associa tion to *ism* all their bargains, and, indeed, almost all ' the relative duties in socie'y ; bat the precious metals, gold 'and silver; 'sanctified and hallowed, if the Historian may so express him elf,) by their adoption and use in every nation. ancient cr modern, that has arrived to a high state:, of eivifizatien, daring a period of fifty Centuries; ansflonger. history knowetla net. 4. Why have all civilized nations from Chin to Egypt from F.gypt to the nations of our own time, rested uni• family upon metalic standard I—The reasons is. that, coin, or rathet the quantum of food, as relative to a quantum of labour, although it be the re..l invariable relative stand ard of rater, is utiportable. and inconvenient for all bar gain& isfen.ilseretore, sought a snore convenient common oseasore, and (bunt thaktounnon measure in the substances of the precious metals.. And why have so many nations, indeed all that have arrived to a state of. even comparative cieilitation, that admitted the intercourse of traffic with foreign nations—why, I say, have they sinsuli.emously (I may ray.) and reciprocally admitted the precimis metals, as the common measure of ai:justment in their mutual ber g .ins ? Because Nature provides them scantily. and with a sparing hand ; because they . are acquired with great 6:- pence of Illsonr , and gnat r isk of life ; because they are imperishable and portable, and difficult to he adulterated end. more so ), to he courterfeited—be. anise they saitt seldom On known •to vary in the in %antic eatitfi when left to their innate and *Mite s itaring that • life of a man and tecauseltiteg wife.diviaitll•4 pi to accommodate themst - .lves fa exchange, tO the lostst values of "any quaertity of other ; " Although the landed int warned that its operations tr( gree, the pressure of taxation price of all agricultural produ ntnt ; although it was than, dividends of interest on the would be raised in actual vain which would be the amount landed interest ; althbogh it $ Inindred millions of the dehtlta ciated paper pound, of between edit, yet, at if deafness and devo'ed heads and eyes, did the in passing this Bill, which gas .holders, and their estates to the " IrroM such blindness and in setrent changes in the tondit posing the ancient and once llrenland. Ileneethe subsequent i and the insults the nation receive Bourbons, to whom they had given •' The actual condition of the E to a moral lesson, and an antidote stating their last elrd itt 1813, a ftt glee to raplitee the Bourbons on the they had been driven with such ignA Oleo who administered the English to retain :he tutelacaof the restore conll not see, not they, that they h Tyrone a pepper, Whose wires were' rate and despicalde faction that ewe ! wit hwe in Mu. rementher only at nihilated ultras.' The weak men w, gri g li4h Government; were so sunk in not even the common Cautionary Cul lent, in w$ and ignotsle mint* for t tpdy of tlid fallen Emperor, - and did pdrticular ear* of his health, not they an inhospitable bar.reth untrhodesome they aided insult to Injury; they even j titor, %%tom the captive chief of sal Ilona, (So low had he fallen). hniistithtt 05! how was the mighty fallen 1 a FOR THE STATESMAN. HISTORICAL REFLECTIONS IN 1930. Vide " Reflections our Is histoire des Dettes publique, et le " Finance asAguatique des Millais; par Monsiecnicur le " Due de la Verite."--A Paris, l'an 19" cheap le Temps, Libretto Rue Voyone. No. 19. (Concluded from yesterday's STairnsmaN.) tt Pitt's system genecated and attached to its vortex. large masses of she popttiation, dither as tax-latherers or tax-eaters, considerable in numbers, anti formidable in wealth and influehce. 'Plied'. %resit', consisted it, the right, or rattles privilege,of drawing theicTunds from the general hoard whirl' taxation had garnered togeth• r as spoil from productive labour, for the support of the dron , s .of the Polities!' Hire. Their influence eansis'ed in the compact of Pie partial and mutual inter -sts of the thnosands, against . the abstract million of the civil association forming the station. . . . " A atay appear paradoxical. yet nothing in history 's more aertabdAssin that from 1792 to 1515, this nast h de.s Bring. waala,Aagine of incalculable and r iplrtinitr power, h spreading abroad among the aristocratic and 'piddling passe* of the vulgar in intellect, the man traits ibiairtfitits . " ral delusions of chi Pitt Spurts' ; sentl eeisat,•• Sot •Pivt kyd t ' is plausible speeches in his Attu Theatre, the Ho.sae of atomous, nor !Parke, by his cultirat.d.imaginatt!on, an 1 . rbood brown rs. the nor of sf hie The % and abqt 'Terra; sitient elr, an 4.. on the de; That g porary Distil. I a pain I op at spievot Xed ../101• o ..41111 ..21 1J ..411 ..I , lf 1.110 ..401' .48 0 ..48_ 4. ••_ o per - it. 01.01.0 d 61.17.6 d O 0 0: O 4 9 d 0 4 II rilrll. Jail! * Pis Mews, sy, et no 111 .b7;l tie orris Ire f t.411.".1‘ 41h Allen., ieetruant le Adralral leer, Gle. Mr •o es had the kosiened that the name la saes' the 4th hap iroonlze sal obit regulate 111 tbose NM Tay Ilion are whlie Puld also denefa la tly coat - from r chance (ferias nil our by the Ate the ittOnelly rgy in every r ability [taus to nueptn es w}fh le . into •efersthe e. enter ic daily letters se, meat oh be ado.. Ea s t" OP Muer rreton ictor t those hcid of ilNbhlify ottist bmt. be ids Dr i~a eh 5..c9.0(1 ) ! ..i f l P . • 1 . 1 . 1111 " ihreFrl, *it &II - 1 1 K death, N. -