The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-22 00:00:00

V ~,,,,, lt.r 144444 if ' 1 4° • " -fk - •- • • , If ..• • _ •. . - . • . C 45 e n Ot a) man. % 1 , 11 11 • , T ~ ~~ ~ ~ •. LONDO",. TUESDA V. JUNE 22, 1819 if ;4171 tb; ~c-.~.; •' The Caen fir which* Ililealtate fell in ar Pie hl, emit Svineze eked est the Scifelf! IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROVPF. OF WPM. Jews 11. TM, Royal Awes) wee itiess:-,by Ommasibee die tears 111 sere. Camara's NUS . ewe amen Bilk. Frigate. The Crieterierieurre Item Mgt Lad Matelot. tie Doke of Meetrear. as/ Si. Nei rillbehftberr. y. • A: . EAST I .11 Of 4-110414 E. a1001h..1/119. . 11 1 11 P. CO TOURT of VIRRC RS etIIO6tNIT , r e p „ IN er4vr JerstCHANTS of ENGLAND. ',templet As the s iPll.ier, slh Artily:* Nair:. Xl4gq et • boor ter le amend Can't of As still Campos,. a, te 11elthitaticifrem4 1 ,410is4alt.m.vet. nna smote,. the 1111 of Joss west. aLltsooes Cleek to the Pbres•sens. siStetio• wilt he ere*. !. not Mr. Charis.Ltespi, We of the Desseest Chit ishealolosint,l; ps . roitiest to ratio *Pah hie melt A Adis." /Mr PIT Di fiorretero. slififffitiffousic. ANY An: COURT or ARCTO RS y tke A 'WV MP cow r4trr of SIERCILit NTS of ENG treestfee to the nit ANN" 4. Sweep ewe Nolte. The the Quortirto &writ Cosa ef the mit c..eipeey. ep ' iseeelesthohahoil at this IfoustAts-Whilhosig. the the first. is molt Isseeref: fortes leterooso .f higing Isiese hislbrossrissors.. fic , tasioappre&sties • Remittable I(ths Osaarti Dtrettatii tee o . l * Awn ntei.loSelimit.Sa.Sir George Ritmo therisikeari.' O. E. il.. PeissiorOtise )1. per arson. mills gstnleas &anis The Report require, ho thi s to•Lim. tap. I. *K. 111) 11.40. pa the inspection of the Propekters. at this near. ADSEPIIII4*T. ROT INDM-110110. rase t.. Trrx 'COURT ei I ne.S• the cqm t ht.Yr' mißCiritirs of amt. LITE, trollya la nis East loam: do Itsiiig esst Metals. That, at the aeortes4 D..ersf Usti of SAS mitt Cellpielf, .probated to 40 Millie arts Leasoheli-eirset, .h trevio..deoMerkliwitrd: Ay? *hems eeleelhdithe rernsies, efireurcksoloittelt for amAftihmen, the litesehistiinie of as 61101,0140111 i 4 . 48 IVA fast‘emssetigi tie Glint ta Me. islie tern esaisilleh 141‘410•Sfol•la ship Attests. ' et A. Potrf Ilul 7 ••Ikkeeimm.o af titiosain eks cimensiga, Adage' Came....o 4,1•14ry-of MP* alesses pewee ale thi.C•aaphsiva. . The Report nupethid Sit lairrayWasserd. regetred 11 the *Law, sees Murat Zhu Aetna for the prima of the free . JOSE PA &inn Sect hoe!, 181 C fof OURT of 'DIRECTORS 1r 0 intp (OW P.4.V rof NERcii.4.vn of ma -14710, trod's,. no 14 &it . 10t00,4* lervh.gire Notice. nat Ai Qty Gown/ Geri al the .fil,C.iialpienii. top. 011664 to h• hoii of their Iliment:ll4 Leentotitalteitrect, on Wad. willt. liiilbd itatisat i is ArtitsAiiilli Spacial, far the porposo of roodalleb 116pori frboiliiilitaiiiko appointed le hoped Hr IlisaFilketa Voopponio iii Lasto,%considering certain rapoeksts non& —mil l lipo , • • ipOlsonlikeinsi6l mai sop. Somottst• , sh. : for motel or soollowt 11. aifi S i irr irristaing ig 4 4411. .... D.. RT. lire. ...____ _ • SIP SIMI & A wait. Jesele.lll9. • VIV BE •Ldiir fi ftl ••*4 R ECTO RS of the '4 ll e/llFrrik:ra CiiV f i /Nr ff/NTX of ESG. ~'frpt NO, tooodiogyo AtWorkitiale. &bias*? glop leaks. visa)! 414,••••ertieemarid comae /Or mit Compegv. 4 1 P• : rata hilioloht a Sok ileppirlewilesteell street. es Wed . agar. th;ll.. Misc. es -Rt... emit o. tie Palmist. dere ..kiiiMidrermpoitfrialliillteraboista .f the Gooerol Court of the INA eepel i eiertile Greet ./ .f. to the lie** .f Ifiselege. Oriole ileteird eel lei Lie Anolotion of *it' milt Dire dog 4 . ; !WWII April Ant. lbr Short refeinil.l4 fie Co•fisos, rep... me. r, is IFNI fir 1110 impoetiosi of ihe,Projettokoi Me lbw • JOSEPH D tar. 300: jive vottnil.K. PAVIIII•NE. AID &Er I 4. Mar foe fas...allope 13444, NEW nt NBW , sow lylom to Have de tteve... JOHN MAY. Illimer„ rill epil se Ist of Jo!. best. Par Ara Aresalehorglatinsi far A. Emaiiits. as miasma .0 Nees. Apwilesti • 1.:110 •at eb• Ogee of blew.. Die la Ramie. A. D op.. G. 1 or io 010 ease,. aw board. r TIIU &IDA Y. Teo Peffee for rikono liwalket M.tvy 1 fOn t.O YP.A a M r:OLD.110 Myel tN be kw... 1 temo sallimg, y EY TON. 1 1 1..e1l Sinker, 2. re ONO. InH• • sid OLO 0 s had to doe Peel C. mime 4.154. a PS** 4 alma*M Ti'. Miami i..&e. All basisess la Na ?oldie Esad. trey .end GIN Pleb. y slimoteb. DIIUNTRICS ALTSRAT rir.r.g art al Aseldedly the ui..t ellbeemd. tbo event (6 6 6•CP.eal, let sme4hve, mud mks* remedy i• Ibe *mid Ow Ito V •orr.ol eM la all its Mims. mpg. walling reeking 6 , k•Silibet !Aiming die waseitelion, or emaristmg I. frame, 'key NO' y nwe Ibis sashes IN..N mr ebe ants•OPY Waren • t.. deb sod eadmiwl. sire bis sepstue• •1r soi.OIS .11• 116 . 4 .• las los es Yaps or plumes solairemoled I sal ss tbs mat Mee be is ft al the •f mee( ill Mk 404,1 *dug moblifsl Pg. f mo•lirielok, At Mil mete fatal r s emitimimeot. Earls bas Nem Raab Ja_ii.teceiwas. so Nat ;e Most losoraut of e tsmt f Im cam deemilei••• by MiNtyli; dem. lie sympaga• see s. .wseatele de. etas as tea posibly limplesm—Perflaala h? fre lked dilirlinfiblink o Pima. Nit. I'D. Iteamd. Lamina, 10...kis is said ; iiii,larempolotmete. "MN by all respeetabie Meteor Ydalers. Prier P. N. per Pm. or Pe Mars in 011 P farialf s. deep 10ri.4 d .-01.1•••r. tam a a label 0 0 Hui Not. Me Pruoriemr, Prom." PRYMP:rieith a jell sod hapidie Mat Of ere Jal • 110644/ from Me admdleirlis treaters( of • spasm 3 comemetel in m maser Iwo huovre. tapir. ;a...mat med awn mailing so Ns unhappy vied a •• . 61611 Mititiolmg mud alarm isauppotahle affliction.. Dr. wzany %Air, fir alwatfais of Here iniernteth temkkapPppost •Ifeetool swilsod of me. toylike die ad. erMiseempirkif tbc as., or the emomilit triodes& coodisyt atlas! 1 * *Mimed be w..pLof promise I. dm mood break ' 41 4,210 M y A lope." De: L will me premise wi !" 1 / 1 / frail AM" ady Pim: betas far as Pam pledge aid, me. Wil•N h mestiesl aal ...resat 'kill. eao be sopp ed. be promises .. • limit, eplid.. had . p.niralwas te•tartaire I haniai ENO. fun morlataftlyollisie ateetho, owl let veth us traits of ile amizOie priersry .Merle w 1 his psokw.l. Oil 14odies. sad helve . Mean I by die tramosadeue,preess • Mira hi. ageompaiWei kN mat.tei esmarat ilitrimm the coarse of • lore ad laborious =;. be is embled N eller. with the fade's readideare, pee.- ot mike Me a•'trheprhsl and everwerneiag. himmerrilthe ballerap em be 111.1.11 afire of the ..sip• doyley 'f Dr. /mai. 'bah has tee.. (..us al in prevail, roes where roiro s s West regard by postale lgotitei.iin., tins been ler iiHreal. I. aldia •so iinor reweintnry salaam.. Dr. Nally •.4 Ir Mod fon..a..te revivhau disoberma aid * 44 atral...rarioies a 16e h.. ..an romol.mtion. /MN. It not 1(..4 ~•reple,l. frespirody realer ameatoes she se.* positivist Fr..o ilk arias.* oat. or it toka te-noimiesiota Me frame. Awl itiftlealice gamma tlnsileitv In .he f•ii• led sew.. Dr. billy 611 b.ppt h. gat w) •••• att.t porkleir amerassres dot ime sallmsof L' Ma Pose. osy he regards • moo. per.eyeram • meas. eici...ll twin regogoo. lk. Emil* is roll -7 ~ 1 8" 1 4 .. 1 . • at ~ i •ri, ~then. by norm. at bash ' k — r• *try WWI Heti rr<pectfeialtagiosby Klee. el hand pens. The ►ari of a dew Mr. Ikesediso. Air G. Clerk. Mr. li. l am b. and oh.q. s . bracelet from the Coeineseow. spreowl NHL. ewe( • hseh were she Ilerseesple Elretiee IN fishers* DIN. Dr Cosset dK Newhie NM, the teeters Hill. she Neeill..ebeio Saudi Deets Dill. she Weed's of the tier, RUI, tied the Silk Maaathetentre They were ell reed a dew , I.e. r.Neepplee twee& op ss Wows her the Cemowees. re quest/seta Copy of the Report of Nei, lowdedipo• ealaselitee es she Celan alsoselleteron* Rogetlitiew lIIAL • He we. so tewed by the LORD CHA N CELLAR. Om their Lordship would grad • Report by a elleserers of 'brit ewe. Lard GRA EVILS& pwweeerd • !hoiden freer Neltiegires, ma'am the NeWleibiwo Owe Desks SM. A raeossimieen mak Owes for Mike, of the WI he wheels Lord Lauderdale. the lard INiesweller. Lori eiseefilles Lard Heilonakle. mad Earl Speserr pareleipeerd. Th. law Noble Lard rtheresord • hsr. that the Meth Lard ow she ltiessessek woad heireilisee wow general wieweare M newt, the dilliculey wheels raiseed be respect he the Resort, email debts. The Marquis of LA wino* N. so she nrquro of Or Earl etlistsesesurry. posseposed hie mediae ler she weed reeding ser IM Mail-hetwee Ree.shwiee OHL Neer eftawirnew till Tbiewday. The Risher sf LI %murk w e melee. stet I. wool/ ow Thumbs well ewe the seemd new/i.l of the lehit parches sad The. Nal. The FAH et LIMERICK said a, few weillaeasiesi the HUI. Lard HOLLAND a hiltless tr. w she debars he dir jell of Liwetele r 4 oho liwohnew Debtor: BIN. lie also preweeed oar usher Poitiers is terser et the mar elder, erase plat. the won at *hide we email see bests mad e-Pe siCdndes Rem el Ced • p . lows is Yaseilire. paling furs reehis• of the iae COMM ERC IA I. I.FAISLATION. TN Earl of LAUDERDALE said, that N.G.'s* their Lordship. had ',reseeded to the Order of the Doh, he wished t• cal their attestioe to ea object which, in his isetiniatiow, ass of vary great import ance. He mow 'Boded to lb. Moelic• an Prevalent of Waging Bill. into that and the other Reese of Parliament which interfered with the regulation. of trade, respecting eppreeticeships, and other points. Ile had observed that this spirit of enactment was always sole predominant jest after • (loners! Elec. Ilion. when ttembers might be supposed to be in. c'!•erl to hymnist ;heir consilteenis in their bill.pro. posing schemes. Soch measures, to be sore, mete of a local mature, but the danger was, their being mode roacedent for (stare Bills. It was therefore ielesiiien to prime's sit addition to the Standing Orders. to the eirct that in future nn Hill tending to eg slat • the conduct of any trade al.oold be permit. led to be reed a locoed time, silliest a Report as in its espedioncy irst laid upon the table from the Board of Trade. Perl.aps their Lordships were ant •ware of the share that Board already fink is tech transaction'. It 'maid add little to their trouble to furnish such Reports for rho guidance of that Mew; suil,aec.-rdiegly, it eishedit to be obligatory to deli. am 'her 'pink, oe geemions which affected the 10. terms of Riede. lAredsy nest. he proposed to mate an bumble Address to his Royal lbehnes. the Prior* Regent, that he wield issue an launrlion to this rffect in the Beer./ of lisle. Neither of tbs Houses of Perlis/bent could 'hereafter he taken by sorPri'e loxisl•tirag for the interest. of suitie, awl mee k , s t ea t.i • time would its. he .as-4 sim I. himself shoed feel happy if s l ime N .t.i. Lrr l sold , soma a boom mode of occroopliohing is demob!. end. caryov A."TOR!IKII lit L. After toe, or live' remarks fr , ,ut owe H.M. Lord, the Rep,..• otos oh* abet. Poll rte. mod, 'p.m w hi c h die • igoofsegt, *Mt 0/44.11.41 be esfigreimpd, Bud lb. 801 l iegeli reeJ • ' ird um. of. morrow. kiANK. VkIibIIFY4TS. The FA,' et 11AltitO% BY rem. upon •ho Order of rho thy beim read, and their Lori.ships wool into a Clllialatitto is is. b:11 aelaieristhg ii.e resomptiren of Usk Paymeets a. a glees ; -rind by the Bank-- His Lordship (is fair 6- email be collected (ram the i new' dole tows in w. iels he wake) thee observed that , I•grooads of the wont Rif wave priipiised the R•ports me the Wile of the House. The guest moo, which was 400. la pe swam, had been intolved in variety of nee,les' dimalti which be despaired of fellowi• coacensing which, therefore, he shootd mot fatigue lb. petleticia of the House. Wbe. fae . ..r silver wee a legal tender or sot. was in his opi. glen of Do wariest in the mug miry. We had con tinually bad gold sad silver both circulating in their relative stam Awash there cook! islet no doubt the 'Manama saUde some difference in the value ofeach. l Whatever hid been urged on the 'object of the Mint, k appeared hoes referents to Ilambargh, Amster dam, Nib, and London, at various flews, that the Mint Wombed no influence on the relative prices of the precious ovals; sad the market prices, to like manner, In different ports, could oat be in any man lier art:clad by the Mint values. lie most apologise for his Imperfect knowledge on 'objects like these; end his consolation was, ender this disadvantage, that their Lordships' Committee had takenpreet pains to investigate them In a satisfactory way. Mach bad been said open the notation °Nina, far paper was con vertible to cash, bet that was not the matter at issue now; it was as to the practicability of a speedy ro tors in Cush Payments, without incarrisde reeelsiosi, used pistils( that return open a solid base. Paper circulation, he believed, was regulated by the standard. It was necessary, in the present case, above all, that time shonld be afforded to the ceentry to accommodate its feeling, and habits to thy desired change. The placing the fiat approach to Cash Payment!' in May. 1821, by paylog in bellies, had obviired gr-at difficalties ; while the Meth sad gratify of Wel payment had secured the benefits of h gradated scale. Any other plan everpt that of re suming in bullion in ilto first instance, week' bey, placed the Bank at the fancy or the mercy of the Public by preferring eao meal to another. It woold b e most imp title to pet the Bank into each a state ; for it was obvious, that supposiog the Beek to be under the necessity of asking a great 1.0114110 of its ' , Mom'. this would necessarily retard the fail of the price of gold. It was smithy's riot idvailiage of bellies that, unlike coin, it could s o t dissppear ills Mops. Mops. With respect so the other ports of the Mil, he opprithended that there 'meld Mae difilculey ito obtaining the fell raftearmice of their Lordships . since no objection had hewn offered to them. The Msequis of LANiDOWN fell it timidly me. (emery for him to any. that on inflames which Ms *Mohan might possess mould he seaming to Inflate their Lordships to adopt • measere founded ins the ircommendation of the Committee. The estect.. moots of the Bill Iced therefore his cordial support sod approbatims. Ile rejoiced le see this Rill intro. Bleed, not only becalm. throve. Us midmost, *es , to be found the best road ft, pelting wit of the dif. (trollies in which the client'' , was lowolted, bet we secoatet of the great sod sound priecipleslo economy and legislation which it cooking. Ile hoped llit coontry would spin heir of the theories fonivelled ea be abstract Idea Ma pound sterling as a snit, ore Bialt.ssot• and a shillittg being in public estimetion 1 equal to a pities; on the tendemy of gold te Ily to! other coantriee where it was dearer, without predate. ing ant change of salve; sod other absurdities of that kind. The great object on all sides in the Com. mittmend the Home had heart to return, as soon as penible, to a emisllk standard. WI other this was to be accomplished by paytreo•is in tallies or In coin, the effect would be the same. The choice of Par. liarneet was made in reference to coneeniency. The crinsiderstion of this 11111 naturally I.s him twine, observations en the hotbeds' aisle. for the year, of which is termed a part—a system formed soot only for the present year, bar, he might add, for (Were years Ile entirely approved of the Loon made b, Government for the swiml supplies. and of that part of it especially ',Lich, without ioiserforieg with the efi ! revive operations of the Sinking Fund, burrowed • part of it for the services of the pear. flaying no real Sink* Farad hat the esteem of nor limonite over oar 'swathe's', the 0 keit coarse appeated to him I to be the .skim of t!:i. nominal Sikkim( Fund tab.! ietvient so the Loan. Ile 'Dished to koew If a Sink. i n Fond of ono per cent. was to he presided on that pe r t o f the Lea n taken from the Sinking Fond of the 'Per, es well as upon lbw past of it obtained from the Looteact ors ; and whether tke plan of providing 1 a one per sow. S'ilkina Fond was to be crettitiord in , filters yews, when the new erten of a real surplus; was to be in operstion for eh. redaction of the Public Debt. He (Lord Lansalowe) did not see the se. eenity of following the old system, while its prircr pie was departed from. Hiving said so much ward. log the Lo-n, tiorre rill remiined for him to makes few ob i lions on the !ergo 21111011 flt of tassii-n to I he raised, ma past of the new financial system; and ; Mee he must sly, that. in justice to the country, I whose buidess, already great, might be ;named by Ithat morn to the Buena system which the Bill now before the Noose sanctioned, in justice to Parlia ment which wit shout to pass this Bill, and in justice so the Cemmittres which had recommended it, the perswineo• sestiessent of oar birlenCet ought to have been debited tilt the effect of the restoration of our currency had been ascertained, and the °pristine of the latter 111011111 re •oghi not to hese bees clogged with mot, other esperiment. He could by no ineen• agree with a dock's@ which bed been *chanced In another place, that these beriloos would aff. et no class at all ; that they would he so snack gained to the revs.. of the State silliest affecting that of individusl.; in short, that they mere merely tams is the abstract, and to become sebetewisl whim they came Into she &chewier —(llear!)—Re. menacing, as to did, this doctrine, the wily question 1111111, ought ell to appropriate in the prosiest einem. stances of the country three indium of musty out of oho reseerces and predictive capital of she or ins, be create so addition in the Tremor, of the State?--. Ought we to seduce our public debt by • sacrifice of the fends that maintelmed national Wintry? Ought we to deprive the People of three editions of capital which 'mold Rectify in their beads much more than in those of Government, to posy a portion a oaf debt ? Ile thought not. There were sites sad symptoms of a state of things is' this country which proclaimed the impolicy of this systens.-11e. sides swirly ethers which he would mot etionserste, we saw not only an emigration of numbers of our people, but an emigration of capital, which would be increased by new tees, Would not the 011110l1r. ing and distorting of the resources of the country, which the new tales world create, be more than sof. kciect to counterbalance the advantage resulting f r o m a reduction of the Public Debt? The course novo consistent with the politic interest appeared to him to be, to postpone any new tales till we had arljus!ed end ascertained the moult of our @listing revenue in the restored circulation, the effects of which we then could measure. It had been calc!•leted that the change in the circulation might affect our revenue to Ise amount of 2 or 3,000,0001.; but this ought to be 'titled by experiment before we imposed on the People fresh betides+. Regarding the policy of tie, taxes on a future occasion, he *wild not new speak; bet be was decidedir of opinion, that the peewit was net the proper time. The Noble Lord said, that in thus statirqt his views on the loss sod on the return to cash payments, two roveseres which would regent honour on the Government and the noose, be mild Dot refrain frees delieeriag his 'pieties. on the other part of oar ' , tsarist eastern of which he did Not approve, us be might not base another opportu nity of stet* his sentiments. The Earl of LIVERPOOL would wily say, with • velerwecie to the general dockine of the eanudiency of having • metallic stondard, that though he had formerly dffermi in opinion from the Noble Lord' . sorrow, reseeding the 'mew of paper in cirealailoo, sad the serenity of coullaulug the Hook Rettrictits, a he bad oleo's 'miniskirt' that the I/total-Ibn ohneld be removed so so. , n as I isible after the mar ; that obe were never isle till ere lost stared beet eel very.. sod till er• bad refereed to a mooed eintosey. Ho did oot, therefefr, romasead the system as a merino hent ere. Ile that • Noble Lou' bad .sid,tbss daring the Restl'clien. the pre+ et lb. /task of England was, in plincipio end Peed. • Grierement paper. /le (Lord Lit ..rpnol)sitested, nat. ao pro tected by Gettraawnt, and hailed Gateromeot oectirilieS, it *us in principle. Governesses', p, bat not hi effect. This state of ibioco hall c o otto s ed a long time; but whether loog or short, tt *weld may be jostilled by v;orosity. lie Isetiered the Ibmotietboit Ado great instromeat of Of f 14011111ele mart Welker the neva nt pato. bolted take* ibe eerWeet eepotte• oily of esplaiaidg kit epiolon that It osgistmo dams. in she other /leave the abusers 110084 orittomit sky oppositlee as to iti priefipbt. as West *wee free/ the vote, ew 11111 tele. Tile Noble Leta (Loemiese) bad properly breaght iortiead Ike other prix .f the linendsl system; and he *mad sew make a door re. meek' ••• what he hod said. .16 she Atm year et rho palace, Paraiba/et hod remitted 18.4108.01101. lit ti ns. ie oppnoitiou to the orbital at Gevenstamit. Ii this remissive bad mot (eke* plate,. the Whaled Debi might bate bee. r•dated. is the Preto/mime heed sootier retooled. Seel. being the met, Gedereemit nos obliged to depead on ispediests. The portent Bill, alter a loss eaamlasiion; wu thestaht swoo p moy. The Noble allaripat bad asked, •hiville It ewe hortteded to keep up the vesebiner) if thilalllt ing reed. These won tee gersti•ao els this use. Litrit .bkh It oat very impatient I 8 !MOW , . Re ( Lord 'Armee/0) hod al ways mild, that i &eget Nokias Feed there was Goner there was ewes ben peed the *tiepins of oar income ever ser .111111.4. 1 to,. to all its branches. At leas es the unadeet 1 qiekinit Fund lasted, the estioisal credit6e coed i have ii. cues , of romphint whatever; sod, therms fore. the question of the noweinal Sioking Feud, ' obether their Imp:ships adhered le it or net, could not inlomire it • consideratioo of the question dot before them. Witatemr COOISP they might Mutt pry per to adopt, the deficiency of the Sikkim. 1 rood ought to be made iv , . Dot, in his *pinion s 1$ lass not joslieii se to decide the question proposed Iby the Noble Marquis at present. It was ier•rirtsot to glair toiletry that it dwelt! look le a surplus Ron : venue ; sad am a survive of 2.500,0001. eelleloot for a debt of 800,000,0001. ? Ue did mot belie% I that the eatioction of the Distiorrol WM week, be soy Weak to the errentiy ; [liter, hest !]—but their Leriskips would oat de their dirty is theasselees or to pesimity, if they did not look to toe* Amiss. doe of that debt. A great temstry must I see ir em ploy of memos above Me espeoditirre. This i.e absolutely necessary, not wily to esehle tier to dis charge the ordinary impose's of Government, but to glee her ii. amass of presiding for chose who wet. entitled to h. 7 generosity end gratitude. The some principl . r, in feet, applied to a state es to ea led'. sided. With this view of the sabjec•, he conceived that the weenie, now to be coasidered net whether it wool. , not be oepedient to provide s Sini:iiig Feed ,of about I per cont. on the ca pit a l of o a r dent. Ile !sho u ld think that, with that provisino, the country remold have Vie aeons, met wily of reeerering from its present hordes's, bet of aseetiog the esigiiimies of • Niece war. The amount of tasetiori now proposed war 3,000,0001. leavlog a Sinks's( Fond of about 5,0UU,0UU1.---If be were Not meek disappoioted in his expectations of the Retools,, he cesilidesitly anticipated ;bet, at a short period. lbe country would arrive at that point whoa oe ebeeld hares elver Sinking Food, shove its expenditure, of 8,000,0001.; and his opinion was, that if the country bad once a deer Sinking Fend of 8,000,0001., that lead erred net Increase farther, sad there ',mild be the mesas of relieving the country to the meseat of 400,0001. s yeer ' from the berate. of fie pretest system. We might thee look (Premed re the con. litigant* of peace, or to the renewal of .air, with out any alarm. Ile was persuaded that if, seder thew. circumstances we should be wigged in war, WO .hoold hese the effectual moons of citifying It en.— With respect to that present teat., there were 2,000.0001. et least, which could me predate any Feasible presser. open the lower tasks of society,— I:i 1815, and the years seeemidieg to 11,18.000,0001. of team were takes ell; and firth whole amount no* proposed ea. only 3,000,00111. It wet epos tires. grounds that he ti .teed their Lordship, wield feet no didieelty in seceding to Oils steatite. The Eirl of LAUDERDALE congratulated the llonse that this messere. end the opinions now en tertained by the 'sett intellivid tanks of society. had given the droll blow to those priociples which bad so long prevailed in the country. Ersoltiog sr this subject in every point of view. he was ens of those who said that it had been much m'situdersteed. li. those* that the Director. of the Bank of F.;l. I land had acted a part which did them the highest ham*. By the Act of Restriction, their Lordships% bed, is fact, transferred te the Bank of linglind what wee once considered es the greatest plower 'sod pride of the prerogative of the Crown—the right of ',gelatine the currency of the coei•try. When he beard People say that the Bonk had Implies them selves, their Lerrlships should remember. ober. be in vesting them with dad pewee, they had pleeed them in a eery different Maoism from ohs. of any other body 1,1 Ibe coentry ; It was their duty from that moment to collider whet It ass best for three rode, both with teepee' to the Propellers and to the cotes try muted. Whoa he considered thee, what woe had been mode of that power, he whet way it Is& hems smirched, and for whet mods ' he prided himself as an ro i liS honey', that It had bbeen mesh less abased ' than i tb : I i ; r h e t f which Noble i Ea hed rl repeated, a "" then Tel( eji"soy c . c l o h ti at persons. -