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PT. - 77 T.•7* Wl.ff I^- , V ./y / . _ • I • • I . . • • ritio6 . • 4 4 a. • •..„ • ' • • • ' • COW • • • .- I I _ • • f • • LONDO -- .1113114 ""4 4 7111..1111"11441 • ••• • • 4 4.? tt • Ole. • • i 0 • . 1' .1 1 •. •'~ ,•e v I . • 1. . INIMMIL ......... _ N um man Gat. •,• .-.i FRIIOIO% JANTJAY 12, 1821. - PAICE 7d. • ritRATRII4IIIO.III, DRURY-L.4NR. THIS EVENITIMii FRIDAY, January 19, his Majesty's SeveostioNAN pagers the Comedy of A CURE FOR THE HEART-ACH. Sir Hubert Stanley, Mr. Powell; amiss Staaley, Barnard; Vortex, Mr. Gatti*. Townl.o4, Mr. Mahon ; 51,1 Rapid, Mr. Mendes ; Priolt O.llO°A, Mr. Knight; Far mer ()snood, Mr. Poole. DOD %Mew, Mies Saaitbsois ; Miss Vortex; Mrs. Egerton i Amy Ombra, MMa Choler. Ante which, the Awasillollbalrovaipana ailed GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Don Giovanni, Madame bins; Leporello. Mr. Howley ; Mr. Florentiae ' , stiletto, Mr. amenord; Mr. Dqinity Mr. Gattie. Mn. Leporello, Mho Cabin; Mini Cooatnalia giainottc, Mtn Palmy; Mn. Swilkia, Mrs. Orgir Mn. Llnaiaeowdry, Mrs. Dobbs, illowalliany Pea, Mr.. Shied. The Doan"will he °pawed at lialf.pani Me °Vlach, and lbe Performances on each &weirs° eiteriosessee at Saves. ' assu s, 7..; Second Prier, 35.1111.-4 1 11. 3.. Id. • Seemed Pune, 16.--Lower Gallery, IN.; Seated Price, la.:--I,lPper Gallery, le. ' • &mod Prielkild. Mores Ite be tikes of Mr. Rambrell, 1p the Reloads if ibe !Wass of iiei .bane. Private Noses can only be obtolwed for the availing of Sir. Rodsrell, as the Bars.ollller. Twaserrow, Arlawrrzes, with The ?In*, or The Wald of IPalaierao. Do Mulidai. Pizarro, with Giovenial I. Leaden. li. Wednesday, the &sway of The School Sir &modal. . . TO THE RIGHT HON t THE LORD MAYOR. My Long, London, 'Janney 17, 1911. Tr beinif istprohestrled that the Dr clor.ilsoii of the A partial Meeting of arsamaa,..llliMakers, Traders, sad others, held without any rdslie notice, so the 1 I ili inane., at the Leedom Tann, may go forth to the Condi, as hair. lag received this easetiew of the great Ilteesolik . laterests of the City of Loodoe • a. We' n the widersigneell Wereleantsi Beakers, and T r ade rs of Load..,, yielding to isms se on felloir.sehjeets in Ifni mean of loyalty to the Crown, attachment to the Conetioek Its., sad abhorrence of Blimphemy sod Seditioo, the. km cannot bet feel great objectabi a the maser is which thsenne-nsestipAed ...Melamine has hne ellnand sad promulgated, purporting to represent the opiates. of the Mercantile Body of this great City, without hangs afforded W the Members eif Urn Budy the opponent, of assembly g, to deliberate upon the netninty of any such Declaration being made, or upoi the 'Sionista', which irsurald be ex. perheet to express, if such Deelaratiois should he thought accessory; . . . ,_ ...• We do therefore req u e s t y our L or d s hi p , as Chief Nagle. hen of the City, to nein the alrrelants, Harker., awl nation of Imatiem to wet for the ititmowademilmemmimasti what ompa em it maybe m proper fur the tir adopt 9411. lie " pe m amo litse mmweep. ' Artiebr D 1... Aganis Jobs . aliltwil.. .-. ~ . -• ' Benjamin Ahlatie Charles Muni's, Joe, . Willing Anvil, M.P. S a muel Ni c h o l son -4 George Pear Lea Barclay Richard Percival , Akxsader Baring, M.P. Richard Percival, Jab. James Barnett George Philips, M.P. ~ . Samuel Boddiugton George Richard Philips, M.P. James Bourdieu W Remington John Bourdire b. R. Remington Charles Calvert, M.P. J. 0. Itseriegios . David Colvin Abraham W. Roberts, M.P. Harvey Combe John Rutter Jobe Deane Richard Ryland Wm. Joseph 11.nionn, ALP. itillisin Sampson Edward Ellice, M.P. Rickard Sharp Thomas Farley Forster - Abel Smith, M.P. James Gibson George Smith, M.l'. Thomas Gram, Jun. Joke Smith, M.P. ' O. Geeslin. Sen. of Clapham William Smith, M.P. Pascoe Gorilla, H.P. 'mac Sully Jubu knee Heirsou Jobe Stepbensoa George H ebbe/ t Rowland Stelibenson Same. I Hilthert George Stowe S. C. Hollas4 And.ese H. Thomson Benjamin Falter Hopkins Claude George Thurston Inrilioluesew Jeffery Thomas Tooke Felix Ladbruke J. P. Tuitions Jamey Lindsay, Jon. It. IValpule Jobs Maberly, M.P. Samuel C. Whitbread, 11. P. Jens Slartto, H.P. William Winn, Jun. James Mantis' Browne Philips ilfitts. John Martiseau • IMPERIAL LIFE nesuitaires connive'. ISSURA NCB of LIVESS G ENDOWNSINIVIII st CIII LDREN, arid alas for NAMING 11414/1111..1 TIES on LIVES, SIIN-00 • coireiLL, and I I ST. J ANEMIIIt - •CA PITAL 0111,11110 PERSONS Insuring et tilt. Oar, will de r ive • two important adventseref 164, Security fly Pay meat of Lows; as Not only thilTrounsme received vnll be emeriti, invested and actemollied for tint marrow, hut this Capital of /50,060/.. is to Simon soy powible dell deity; secondly, The diwored hoar whole Terns of Life, 1111partielpate is the Prolle of /b. Coollwilly, by 1 101 ** dicta, additioes to the Se Inmelliths stweset trY third parts of such clear The rest importation to elreiy ekes of Society la arlesitted ; sad Pennies is Pro fessions sod Trades,'., Alitrlsy • moss awl imennise with their to oat of I decease to il lqr Par' • alfil 11111, lbw dispatch th t.Ali Commission Le tety primotimf By '" • Wi 111 , 9011 1 413 dol. ...._, :k ,s ?is.—Civil, _ . digeeseleic, um d aisle& hissese wears, ;MOTS 'lei, r e.; Military service, lo de**, ferlillicalsese s eniliance, seise &parttime ergs telliessr4rasel military pessume, aresissa ilw steels , lel sr minxes prier to ebe hi or Jaaeley, 1817, 11,043,11.11 dui. Modal serrice, leteledieg Ike periesaiiert •ppruprealiese hie the isericect *CM" Navy, 11,11411,t82 dollars. Public &Ite,ie ellittiillt , 41479 &Mee@ 66 rents; Fur the sedriseisee of the aliedisine cerftliemes, 5,t40,010 dalliers bil ernes. Doris( Ilse ?sunk 'quarter it is estimated tiro the payee se 7will snessal Is DA MAO &pare. Us. Ci vil, dijolomatie Sod seiseelleseimis 'screwy+. 150,000 dos.; til s inilileiri service i ,l, Nedel.; tiara, service, Rel,oool celdee pOilee, Ist sit mitry, --- - • esakisz thy gaMiliat e 4,11114,4 ksriee, cc .Ist •;' , itill „• ' Trusser', cianssied ,169 4- . ___ .i- - - ---•-, f a "•••••.••, ••. v.. WILV•IrT, I.lln,VVVlmiseie r---7, -1 v.— • Acid. alkliiioft to the Some inaltoltillo Oft mimeo' of two- Um tat of romp. 1611, 4,900,600- ma kn es the third parts o f s u c h c l ear gaift. • i imam a t e 44164013 dol. NI c ,-,,,,,,i iwiftriph on The treat inipertaime of Life litiaratice to e'reiy elms of k ist • 4 alisay7. ill I. a ' ha I. bee &viola the Twoothefi Society leadmitteJ; and same eepettintlit to Prisms its Pre- asgta..alid as tifftille , dol. 17 c. fifties@ mid Trades, Sifts( liolomes which erase sod [Here follow snider sepse4le beads the particulars dpiteiftift with their Um* Sew it, Romberg Ohm oat of of the Public Debt end Fiiitint.tel of site Publit ski I I sro•JIP 1 0 fm•ogr• a CVO"' ai liodr deal" to bye and 113apanditere of tie year 1831 . COSI. ureic Facilites *Werrekritalives. .„ Ilbss t a : 72 . . g data, ibe ex . '• , ' :Ali, • A r Omiceithe of Directors sit dal at Susemart, C,orsbilt, fir IW/dispatch of llisoisift. , " -:. •:_.16 Doisaissiee is ellireed allesellereceb . • .., i. ._ „, ... lOWA $ .. ~... . - , and ft Tuffuns, en-. 11,rekers, procisiime Lilo Ifterimeci. • - . , ft, 'and oilorellaimmin, 3,2110*,15641. Oil c.; B y Outer 44 the GREY, lBbree iriii ttwi w' A ",,,, ry. rielle debt, 5,477,177 d. 76c.; milli icy depostftent, hided. • -... ...-.-, ' 'eV' Wig tandillendoas, ordaante, ladle. depart mem mailisacy amid WESTMINRTAR HOSPITAL, OR MIMIC revelation** peenoes, arreari piriiw to 'Seim jai. 161/. aod . INFIRMARY •• ..... , armlet Hie &intim, s e e Isaias assuiries. 7.46_1er..1 va . . Aei vary, WESTMINSTEX HOSPITAL, OR PUBLIC I NVIRM A RY,. In Janaes-skrel, Westoniarler. ASPECIAL GENERAL HOARD of the TRUSTEES of this HOSPITAL VIII be bold no WEDNESDAY, the 31st thy of January, ineteet. at Ono o'Clock is the Afternoon, for lhe Election of • SECRE TARY sod RECEIVER, oceosioeed by ibs realisation of Mr. IM,iel, by Ballot (if netessary): such Belkst, if taken, to comerieuce at the said hoar ut One o'Cock, sod close at Three o'Clock precisely. Candidates fur the said Miamian most deliver in their Vestimornals or Reerisionrodatious at the Hospital, on Wrdoesday taco, the 24th of Jeaoary iridrt , or or before One o'Cluck la lie Afterisooo precisely. By Order of Si. Trustees. 1011 N DANIEL. Collette-street. Weshniester. THEATER-ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN. /1 1 11 - 11 S EVENING. FRIDAY. January 19, will be performed (114 time) the wew Tragedy of MIRAN DOLA. Tbe yriocipel ammeters by llhalm bfaeready, C. 1C... bk. Egatori, Abbott. C 0...., Calla', Mai Bodes, Miss Foot• mod Mrs. The Prologue to be spokes by Mr. Mayans, ibis Epilogue by Miss Foote. After which, 22d ;lee, a new Grassi and Comic Paatimisae, called HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON; Or THE BRAZEN HEAD. • Friar Bacon, M r.i Corner Vaiirtroinast (afservral* Putts- Inuit), Mr. Barite.; Adonis Tribble (afierwarris Lucre), TOIMS Cr ins Id i ; Moon( Morley (afterwardo Harleeein), Mr. Lbw; Mrliseeut (afeerwarala C.tilintbine), Miss E. Dewitt* Mils (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. Doors to be opened at Halt past Six .:Clock—the Play So limit; at /area, Soma, Ts ; &mad Prier, Ss. 84,—Pit, 3.. Ad. ; Seemed Vries, t..—Gallery, Is.; &ward Price, ls.—Uprir 1441- tare, la.; Second Price, Ad. Places fur Ibe Boxes UM be lakes of Mr. Brandon, at lb* Box.olßee. Hail-street, Nun Tell till fuer. A Private Boa stay be last fur the Seasuu, or sightly, of Mr. *random, at the Box-011or. This 414 was pablished, a New Edition, improve* price 2s. Wand, OUESTIONES GILECA: ; or, Questions adapted to the Etois Greek GISIMIII4I. By the Reverend JOHN SIMPSON, Bakkork Academy, Herts. Eton: PrinhWl by R. Walloons, Surcease to Mr. Tote; sold also at No. JO, Red Lioamvart, Ftset.itreet ; and by G. aid W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane, Lowitaam This day is poblishea, prim Is. lIIHE EXCLUSION of the QUEEN from J. the LITURGY . ; histories'', sad. legally %venni/red. By A BARRISTER. [Az rat jestorrin injohorossque Distisctio. Loudon Printed for Henry Notterwirili, Law Book seller, 7, Fleet-street, between she Teasplt-sates. 11/aa►ion.bonse, Thursday, 1 , 9, URI. Geneuttgeit—l• ountpleasee with a Requisition so re. opeetably sigoed. I have great pleasu►e in gramma( the on of the Egyptian Hall fur the proposed ulAject, us W EDNES. DAY NEXT, the 14th vastest, at Twelve o'Clock. have the honour to ►emais, Centimes, Yuur most obedient Several, (Signed) JOHN THO. THORP, Mayor. The new Tragedy of Mirandala will be repeated onllema. day. Wednead.iy, and Friday. The new Grand and Connie Pantomime will be repotted army Evening. To-morrow, the Musical Drams of The Oh Turalay, ShaMrpeare's Gamedy of Errors. f y This da l is plitslitthed, price U. Is. SCHEMING: A NOVEL. In Three vohmee. Satire's orapon, but l'as too diontot • To rue • muck sad lilt at all I toed; I spell wear it its • land of Hector", /pea, Futt••••ltissatis, Hypio-risest Gate Illnieve. laarlea a Mask& lot Hoary Gam street. v SOIREES ANIMA NTPs. " The Lew allows it."--(Moshispesego) THEATRE ROYAL IRSQLISH orztetwousc • Irmo D. ' TN F.ATRE OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, Jur. aLssullim•wtrasts, MAftwoh.ovem-erass?. SPRING) CO ' LECTURES. rail B this SCHOOL, will basis us Ilrefoliuwisg Days:— ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, sad SURGERY, by JOSHUA BROOKES. F.R.B. daily, at Two, us MON DAY, January 29 —Disseetioss as mood. CHEMISTRY, MATERIA MEDICA, &e. daily, at Eight in the !Ruining ; THEORY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC, at Nine, with EXAMINATIONS, by Dr. AGES, us MONDAY, February b. Three Courses are gives *vary Year, each otrespyiwg &early Fuer Muslim. Farther partieslars may be knows or Mr. Brooker, at ths Theatre; we of Dr. Ager, 69, Margaret.street, Cavendish'. Mme. 3 i mad every Ernie' it till farther Notice. LES ONIIIIIRS Cl-11NOISES. A GLEE CINSCERT. DR. FAUSTUS IN LONDON—AND GUY FAWKES. A variety of novel Eateriaiitoests are io preporatiett. as ill etiosripiroce of increasing attraction, it is the iatesitios: of the Proprietor to keep tlie Theatte apes' arid Mr. Ma. rhea.'. season. a NEXT TUESDAY 'TIE LOITERY BEGINS DRAWING. . _ • Jend J. SI V E RIGH T. the Contractors, . suavely recoesitstail to the Politic the estraiweli wary attractive &stares of their New Year's Laitirry, which matelots A Military BaDd will pesfuraa lichens t►e Parte. -_.__ ____ NINE PRIZES of :11.000! The Fifth.drawn Prim NEXT TUESDAY will mei,* Vita of 21,0001. sod them are sot Two Sleeks to a PAWN A Purchaser of a ritty,la Ticket ►efore NEXT TUES DAY, nay obtain TWO of 11,0001.; and they bops to be u wareessfill in distributing to the Public as in last DM* tract, when be see Lottery they OW ALL Om- PRISM of 111,0001. at their Old Offices, 37, Cornlull; 11, Holborn; and 38, Haymarket. URU NG'S LACE, (Ot the red IrSaki sad Breamla Fabric.) 147. Strand, aesr eleggeereet How. removed Now 333, Strusi. GF. CALLING and CO. beg to inform lb* . Fashionable World that they have wepared for the greens' a serious sad extensive Assortment of their PATENT LACE DRESSES, frogs S di 100 Guises' eae►, "MO of which, Irma retest insperresseedg, they humbly presume to compare with ibe need perfect Foreign Produc tions. Also a gseat variety of Veils, Sc Squares, Laces, Nets, icc. of every description. This p►culiarly clear sad lernspartat Article balding i■ the ►igher Circles superseded the use of eassimms Lace, which becomes tough mid fill of fibre me the first was►iak, the Patentees respectfully apprise the Public, that the lat ter is frequently ■tsrrhed to ea se& its defects, and make it resemble trltog's Lace, which therefore can only be relied up*s as gesulne at their Wholesale and Retail Establish. mist is Leiden, o► of the Country Dealers supplied by diem. Every Article is distinguished by s Seal wish the Patentees' initials," G. F. U. gad Cu." sad the words "By t►e (late) Qui en's Authority." Sectinseus 'hewing she sup►riority of Urliag's Lace over matelon Lice may be gees is " Acketenaan's Repository," " La Belle Assembler," sad other lishiusable Woiks, and may be bad gratis, by applicatiuts (postpaid) to G. V. Ur ling nod Co. N.8.--Conatry Dealer* supplied opus the must liberal terms. Manufactory, Raeford, Nottinghamshire. £63,000 is Gni Five lllimns% NEXT TUESDAY. 23.1 of this Mood. (Jseesry), THE DAY WHEN PARLIAMEN'f MEET. /111 BISH begs leave nwit reveetfully to re. AL • stied his beet Pekoe the Public. that is New Year's Lotteries elpabillilleile se the I)., whew Parliamest med. NEXT TUESDAY. 1341 llamas.; and before the tibiae. Speech eau be rieeet.•.ed Irvin the Threw, at kept ti 3,0001. Capileir Wow, west be dairralliaird, Is Three Pilsen of 21,0001. are orrespd, that they mod bedroom sit ate fret nes Miltdef. Althank T. DISH is set She Caultractor, lie hat so hesi tation is vayist, the thetreuse is Lae superior to say that have has, fur several years, as the fellawiag leading features sill Num Pities, of 21.0001. Ceessie sad User" Double the Number 0( Prime there usually Ins bees. Not half the Number of Blast, there sesally has been. At least Three 21,010e1. muse Ile draws Next Tseeiloy. Three owe 21,0001. mar be bay* Next Tuesday. Every Ticket sow ma sale must be draws Next Tuesday. 1 43,0001. as tint Fite M hulk% WWI be drawn Next Tuesday. Our Ticket may pia Tea 21,0001. Arai Tuesday. Nut two Bleak. tu • Prise. Lraest Prase 121. Mosey. Netwithmamling all the foregoing exeelkst points, the limes of Tickets sad Shares to the Public is reduced ! %diets mad Shares are selling by JOSH, Stork-Broker, 4, Cersbill, an,k 9, Charisstases, Lusidus, and by his seesis au the Quivery, she shared sad sold, in the very lasi latter, Couirsei (jag fi llisk ed) l,4ss • los Nose Shares 111114010 !! ! 3,149 la Five Shams 111 , 00 r !!! 4b ...... Wh o le Ticket *19,1100 !!! " 1 " 1 " 0 anirsl Wiwi Capitals tee milillef.llllll for ismerties. too Tt, Kim . of iisuck• are alixel k hewn !, against 4, Cornball, by which the reblic ear sae the Grimmer.. This day is published, handsomely printed in 10 vela. Sito. pries MSc in boards, THE HISTORY of GREECE, from the maks, *croon', to the Death of Alexander the Great. By WILLIAM MITFORD, Esq. Printed tar T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Blackwood ; Edinburgh. Of whom nosy he bail, a few Copies of the sane Work, handsomely printed iu 5 aids. Oro. pries 91. in boards. This day an published, hand s om e ly misted, is 10 awls. S ue . wish • Portrait, price 41. 10s. in boards, a Dew Edifi er of T. WORKS of HENRY FIELDING. Esq. ; wish so his Life - g.; with an Essay ore and Genius. By ARTHUR MURPHY, Earl. leaden : Piloted foe F. C. and J. Rieiußttsn; J. Cetkell Cadirll sad Davies; Longman, Hurst, Rees, (hare, and Brown ; J. Nana; Lack: moon and Co.; J. Booker, Scatchevd, and Letterman; E. Jeffery; S. Ropier ; Bayaes sad Son; Mark and Cu.; J. Mae:swam ; J. Airpretke; J. Huhn; IL. H. Diana; Baldwin sail Co.; G. Greenlaird; Lloyd and Sou; Newman and Cu.; J. Rubinson, Sherwood and Co.; J. She!. ; G. and W. B. Whsitaker; J. Trig; R. Sasadees; G. Mackie; T. sad G. Allman; and &wile( and Slade, and A. Black, lidinbergh. IV/ day is published, in two volumes octavo, price Is. i• how*, • new Edition, beiag the Theta nub, of THE ELEMENTS of CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY: containing Proofs of the Authenticity of the Holy Scriptures; a Sunsousty of tie History of the Jews; • beieStateusent of the Contents of the several Books of the Old aid New Testaments; a abort Arcossat of the Eaglialt Tranalatiossa of the Bible, and of the Liturgy of the Ch urc h of linglau.l; auJ • Scriptural Exposition of the Thirly-a4oe Articles of Religion. Desigued priucipally fee the Use of Young Stisileoes in Diviuity. By GI:A/IMF. TOMLIN U.D. F.R.S. Lord Bishop of Winchester. *.• The Scat Yolowie of this Wu. k, beteg an introduction to the Study of the Bible, is printed separate, in litaia. W. is hoards. Printed for T. Cad. II and W. Davis, Strand ; and W. Eibuburgh. Of wbum mry be had, by the mite Author, A REFUTATION of CALVIN IsM ; stew Editisii (being the Seeiralli), Stu. price Ilts. is buardr. This dry is pe►lirind, in Are volumes, Ileso. price IL Gs. in Wards, • new &Mimi el pRACTICA I. sod FAMILIA It SERMONS, ✓reigned (Sr Part/thin, and Dew *tie limairamiuu. By she Itor. EDWARD COOPER. Recto► if Hsnistall Rideau., sail of Yeaall, in the county of Stafford; mid late fe:law of All Souls I:Wiese, Oxford. Printed foe T. Cadet! a•d W. Davies, Strand; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. Of sham may also ►e had, by the same Aut►or, 1. hERSIONS, c►iefy designed to elucidate wane uf the leading Doctrines of the Gimp! ; li *hide are aim added, Sires Serweeroa. peached es several public occasions; Sixth Edition, II mph. Ito.. pm* 10e. in boards. I. LETTERS Al/DRESSED tea SERIOUS and HUM. BLE INQUIRE* after DIVINE TRUTH, with • peen. liar aspect So the Circat•siances of the pn arid Tsars. Se coed Edifies, i■ 12nou. price Ss. is boards. •••• AMERICA. 11 SW YOU, DICCEIIIIIII lO r 1810. ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT. Treasury Deputises., December L 1140. 114-1 have the boomer to recluse a Report, prepared ia ohedirace to the Act, " An Act to establish the Tres. miry Departmeat." I have the honour to be, very respretfolly. Sir, your she. divot Seaweed, WM. H. CRAWFORD. To ii. Hots. Jobo W. Taylor, Speaker of t►e House of Representatives. 1. o►edieace to the direct:ass of the Act sapplemeutary to the Act to establish the Treasury Departtuest," the Seem tary of the Treasury subststs Ike fultortog Report : I.—OF THE REVENUE. The nett reveilles arising from impacts aod toevege, lake. sal deities direct tax, public lauds, postage, and ether iscideetal ret clads, daring the year 1817, amounted to 24,365,227 dol. 34 e. Customs, 17,524,775 dol. 15c.; iaternal &diet, 2,676,892 dial. 77e.; direct lax, 1,633,787 dol. 4c.; pub.ic lands, ex. cloak , ' of Mississippi stock, 2,015,977 dol. ; postage and other incidental ri cei pis, 313,855 altil. e. That which 'tensed from the same seems &seism the year 1418, amounted to 116,095,200 dui. 65 c.--vix. Customs 11,926,451 dol. 48c.; arrears of internal duties 947,946401 33 c.; arrears of direct tax, 263,916d01. 1 e.; public (soda, ..chlia,e or Illimissippi stack, 2,414,517 dol. 90c.; poster., dividends ins beak , stuck, end other incidental receipts, 8410,348 dol. 93 c. And that which accrued from the same sources dariag the year 1619, ansuwated to 21,435,700 dol. We. via. Cattails, 17,116,701 dol. 96c ; arrears of interest duties, 227,444 dol. 1 e.; arrears of direct tax, 60,650 dol. 61 t. • public lands, en closer, of Miseiseisppi stork, 3,274,4224118 f. 76 e.• postage . and other iscidiewtal reeeipas„. 61, 2 110 dol. >f c. le st mesit from the Bank of the United Sakes, amid dividend es stock in that Bank, 675,000 dollars. It is secertained that the grins amount of duties an ewer eliaisdise and tonnage, which accrued dewing the Sheer Best quarters of the pretreat year, exceeds 12,140,000 dollars; and the sake of the pubis. leads daring the two first quar. lees of the year, exceed 1,140,000 dulls... Tbs paysereuts lute the Treasury during the three Brat quarters ddf the year, are estimated to amosuat to 16,319,637 dollars 49 erste, VIZ. ClibiWINS 12,378,513 dollars 11 Beats; public lands, eitelusive of Miseiseippi stock, 1,124,645 dollars 32 route; arrears of interval duties sad direct tax, 104,769 dollen 20 =NIB; iaciiketal receipts, 579,749 dol. 14 ands; swamies received hum loans, 2,543,431 dol. 47 cents; repeywiesits, 66,541/ dollars 24 crisis • sail the payments sato she Treaaury daring the f o urth quarter of she year, fru, the same suarees„ are estimated at 3,430,000 dollars—making the total aminsat estimated to be received into the Treasury, derma the year 1020, 20,249,637 dol. 40 c.; which, added to the billowed iv the Treasury us. else let day of January last, ankimiting to 2,076,607 dollars 14 c.—makes the aggregate antunnt I. 22,326,1144 dollars 03 e. Tbe application of this sum, for the year isle, is esti mated as follow, via.— To the 30. b ul September, Ike payments bare sebousted _.„ . ordasote, laidian &partnere@ inifisary sad weirdoes, arreari prior to die Ist jaw. 1817. sod armlet the 'Janie, and lodise agewifies, 7,443,196 4. 24 e ; Navy Department, hieledirig the •14111 of 100,000 d. fur the gradual 'acreage of the rimy, 6,170,394 d. 66e. Nokias ai aggregate Charge upon the Treasury for the year 1821, of 21,363,417 d. 60c; to which add the ha. lame* agaisst the Treasury me the Ist or Jaarary, 1921, 2,438,179 d. ft? c..—aisking 24,001,506 el. 77 r. Latli(s balaaee of 7,151,4101 d. 7/e belted the esti metedlteass for which prevision is be made. To asteitimise whether • deficiericy to this or to say other erwoont will wear in aniceediug yeses is extremely difficult. The data famished by the fiscal operatioas of the Govern. slot piece the imam must be principally relied ammo, in wiskieg the calculatierea necessary to arrive at any geramil moult apes the 'abject. It hats bees aseertalwed that the nett revesee which has Seamed from imports and tutrage, from the year 1815 to 11119 inclusive, hie amounted to 110,500,062 dollars 46 cubits. If this be divided by the •umber of years is which it Seemed, the result will be we 1 average revenue of 24,052,000 dollars. hot the reverse 'shirk accrued is 1816 greatly exceeded, sot oaly that army year previous to the war, but that of any year Mote that epoch. It is also ad. milted, that the missaly of protect on bead at the clew of she war, especially*, cotton and tobacco, arosiderably exceed. ed the amorist of the crop of those articles made daring she pmerdiag year. The ability of the commedrity, therefore, to porches* am increased ansoissit of foreign articles in the year 1815, exceeded, is • cerrespoodiag degree, that of salsa orient years. It has slew bee. aricermisied that the imports. ties of forage articles dariag the peanut year has ham cos siderably less has Maly year gime the peace. To AKIO as estimate of the average aeosial revease which may anent frees imports and teasage dewiest the *eat fuer years, that will approximate towards accuracy, it will be necessary to em: brace in the cakelatioa the revenue whichsserned from the year 1814 tie 1819 iselasive, amounting to 124,510,414 d. 06e. and that which shall have accrord is the year 1820, eati• mated at 14,000,009 dollars, mahisg the aggregate sans of 138,510,4144. 415 c. which gives the sues of 12,767,1102 dol lars, as the animal average revineue fur shoes seven years. Other views derived farm the bad spenders of the Go veronseut will be fueled to aocised with this remit The wearmpagolpdmia of the doges wpm imports mid tentage, which accrued Item the year 1001 to 1807 inclusive, nay be elated at 13,640,000 dollars; and that which aecrue i urn the former peeler to 1813 iachisive,ansoonted to the I seat of 11,810,000 dollars. The 'acreage of poputatl4il In the Ualted States has bees estimated at 34 per amt. is ten years. If the increase of consomptioe has correepooried with that of the populatisms, the reveries of the year 1090, acconliag to the result famished by the first seven years, would wowed 20,000,000 dollars; and would fall but little short of 17,000,000 dollen% according to the defet furnished by the whole period. Darin the former period, the priscipal States of Europe were Marked ire wars, such rot ugly gave to our slapping the priacipal pert of the carryiag taste, but created as an. nasal demand for every article of exportatiow.and grimly ea hawed their valise. Amy estimate fistudied upon the average meanie of those years, the duties epee imports ranainiog the same, would most probably not be realised ; but as them duties were cuesiderably increased in 1818, the objections to such an estimate are, is some degree, diminished. From the year 1808 to 1813 Miasma., the Vatted States were engaged in • state of comsat.- cial or actual warfare. The disadvantages to which their commerce was subjected by that warfare, more than comiterbalarierd the ;MCI/lief advaulages it eajoyed in the seven years immediately preeedieg. An estimate foe the next four years, founded spar an average of the whole term, would, more probably, fetishist of, than exceed Ills •em which would be received ipso the Treasury, 'Wird hstrading the ditties were higher, dean Iwo yesra,of that term than at yireseat. la the iavestigation of a *object of such complexity, af fecting so deeply the interest of the community, every fact and cirtharstarice coaaected with it ought to be considered. Since the year 1907 new interests have maim, which claimed a prigeliacat place ie this comideration. From time imam household na-- isi;wial ....nommen have existed in every part of the [)sited Stilts. The nweimaical arts; those twareissa of stamsfaeisre without which society, ewe is a very imper fect mate of civilisation, could sot exist, though differing is same degree from these properly denoraistated inimeheid, have bug existed is the Veiled Stales. Siam the year 1907 those brasebes of smanfamsre have Imes greatly extruded asd improved. Others have hems established, and • lute amount of capital has been hemmed is wmaufecturing es. tablishmentit, which premise to feraish, is • short time, an ample sappily of coned and weeller manufactures, sad nisei of those of ire*, glass, sad various other articles of great As commerce has beta properly drama to be an exchange of. rgaivaket valise, it is prubelde that the failure us our part, to costive from foreign nation. she accustomed supply of those article' which car sow tw produced is •ssr donsesiic ea[s►lialsmoau, the articles which they have bees accus tomed to receive from es will lose 'emends/ of the valise whit► they would otherwise have comessadad, rutil sew channels of iatercoarse obeli be discovered, sad differ,rt articles of merchandise shall be substituted for those for merly received. The capacity of a satins to camouse Amiga articles de pends upon the value of its imports, sod ant um. its ability to famish every article of primary or secondary acesssity. The precise. metals are acme imported into say cesialty, when meameminies which will cuesmand a prone ma be obtabsed Air imams. las ins. Giviesg fall weight to she facti that cotter% woollen, iron, aad Various ether articles which am ads famished by our demesne colahlishaseam, win be hereafter received from &trigs estrous only to a small ammant, 17,000,000 dollars of mease may be assaraird as the mias ma., and 20,0c0.000 dollars as the 411.111i1161111111, which will ►e lly received from imparts cud tessage dunes ihe mat four years. The decrease w►ich hoe occurred in the last cad prem. years, foraishose no goosed to distrust she comectseas of the forregoiag ceselmion. The cesium. pre. dead I. 1111 b, a sett remora 4430,306,03 S SI crass; in 1811; 27,404,100 dollars 30 ants; sad is 1017, 17,534,77341011 am IS reels. This last year was 'wondered at the time as the period of greatest reurtMa. Amasser, is 111111, t►e sett ►eeeuos from tin customs seasseattd to 21,031,451 dollars 45 cents. The asatiplicatiors of Wish% nig state of the currency, sad the high price which all esportalele 'sticks commanded GeV the awl of IRIS, sterner invited to extravagance of Ifflß7 Mails aid pettiest., ly its the cumiampina ut fomilt-i thesellasidise. Tire treasures of individuals bad been, by Mime sedisttioss, sh a treat degree, 'mite voted during ine. Ile.t years which inestretlell the peace. The sudden ',doe. Slat ha the value or all &spoilable articles, whieb °craned about Ike tommenceaseat of the year 1819, rot otaly pre vented its k great 'degree farther purchases, but ren4ered the discharge of inagigements previously coolaacted insprat. I Amble. The pressure this produced upon the rusnaissity re-mied epos the mailers of every sp CU. a libeffilMoillo., wholb r funrigo or domestic; who, without Owlet/eta) ai•re-tago ..Z *estiie of their diairess, have sought for atlas i iii iiii,....... laird ratter, In aggravate Ghats alteriate the palate • es - Imprasaiiseut. The Mae sad payment of a larger amitufle . t peastares, its the remelt year, is prop-rime to elm ea-- lotion of the lael ; Ilse immured sisount of specie mist miatalted autumn of futeig a nstrchasdiss imported daring l pram* year ; aid the ready sale of foreigs. and Maim site te 4 kietiblin is HA market, *hew that the midis t•tion a filmiest goods is ope n th e me of bei n g r e gu l ate d b y the de. morel foe dm for cuostqaptiost. It haters siStril, that the receipts from thhiosiblie heal dreier the pear 11121, cannot be ' , Amsted at mere Am, 1,000 OW dollars, mhos note realer am/valve to penman. bil i ous oadoemsesits to make prompt payments, should he Mimed bp the measures whir h may be adopted is the tourer of the presout Session of Cowin,.. The Act of Ike 44th of Aped last, which •lisollakted credit on all purchases of land, sad redwood the minimum price from 200 to 146 mule per sere, furnishes, ft is respectfully conetiaree, rpoitsble gruuml fur legislative ititinifereace is f of purehamor under the aseieut system. By that system the price meld be reduced to 164 nerds per acre by prompt payment.— If the set abolishati credit bad ixed the 111110111%41111 price at 164 mots instead of 125 mute, au equitable posed for legi slative isiterrereacte meld exist. It is not conielided that Hie weeds , of as stuck maw ordisary circumstances der a an injury to • madame by subsequestly selling the cams ail,. clot to (pederast a lower rate ; but if be has iu Air poscsonni sack • slosatily . / f the article sold as to eaattle him, ribe an to. detail' lime, to determine the price o( the sande. he &ire( I. the isterest of every previous purchaser by such seduction, who may be constrained, from say cause whatimee, 19 *ll that article. The exteat of the national domain will fur sere triable the Goverwasent to determine tbe price of on. hemmed leads similarly situated. It is admitted that the Governaseat has been isdueed to adopt chi. measure by the must grave comiderstious. The must pr./niacin or tit..,: was the necessity of preys-ailing the further turret.. .d a debt, then &bust 44,000,000 doilies., stron d ly affecting 111.. interests aid feelings of a areal number of eititesic If its increase was an ulijott of deep sulacitude, its dimannti tttt lay as set of grace, founded on equitable priaciplet, will ha l:. strict accordance with the motile* in which thst imamate origisaiest. Difficulties may wear iv, adjusting the &grills of sorb • aseasorre, unless it be presented as • simple ail of grave. IJuder this point of view, is should be cattalo,' to its °penile's to the debtors of she G..wrintbrut for public Weds, and Amid elect theta may to the esteem of the dist which they easy respeotively owe. IFirre follow Some oboe' vetions upon ll.e high price at which the public hoods were bought dining the excessive circulation of book notes. the f: e simple of which. if mold now, would Dot be .4;0.1 to the fist payment received by Government. unit auggeatious fur the rebel' of purchasers tinder such etrcuusinitnerms The Report lbes proceeds they :--J -dnisse se asalagess pessimism should be ailopterl, the mejamots from the public Mad, &rise die year 1891, wi'l be greatly increased; the debt aloe on that aeruflut greatly disnisislied ; sad the revenue maltose flora that wort* acquire Is future yeas a more uniform character. If, then, it be assumed that the reveling which will av erse from the customs will be equal to she mess sum lir twees amentees and toasty filliiloll4 of dollar., the aniaus I revenue fur the four soccer...line years may be estimated u• follows, vie. Coastal., 18,540,000 dollars; public land., 9,500,000 dol. ; bank dividends at 6 lee mat. 420,000 del isseidentel receipts, 80,000 dullars--makiog au Rigorism of 91,500,000 dol. But if the I receipts from the customs shall be esti mated, for the omit fear years at the &mins& sum nf 17,000,000 dol. the annual revenue for that period will be equal 64,40,000,000.101. The 1 expenditure for the same period may be rut'. mated as follows, viz. Civil, diplomatic, acid mitesllaiieous, 8,000,000 d.; pablie debt, 5,477,000 d.; war department, in cluding fortification*, ordnance, India° departmeui, 181 , 11- tar, sad revolutimay pensions, arming the mail i.i, sad arrears prior to the let of January 1617, 5,850,000 dollars; Naval department, iricludiar 1,000,000 dollar. fur the permanent increase of the Navy, 3,420,000 dui —making the aggregate amount of 16,747,1100 dol. The balance of the ending fund, after paying she interest of the fielded debt sad proviilion for the aaawal reimburse meat of the 6 per cent. deferred stock, bits sot is this . sii mule been coosaidered as a charge upon the Treasury bettire the year 1695, as the price of the public storks precludes the possibility of parehaie witleis the rates prescribed by law. The estimate is below thrt whirl is required fur 1841, but is believed so be less that the I expesditure which will be required fur the next four years Accordion to Ibis esti mate, the mesas will exceed the iudispessable expeuditure, daring that period, 3,453,000 dul. After the year 1843, the pommel expenditure upon the navy will be dimishad by 1,000,000 d. The expenditore of the Goveranient, after that year, iticludiog the entire appro priation for the public ds to, is estimated as follow., v.x.— Civil, diplomatic, and miseellaseuss, 2,000,000 del.; public debt, 10,000,000d0l ; militaildepariment, iuclodiag Gatti , leatium, ordaining., Indian' dcpartmeui, military and rum tattooer, passim., atomise the militia, mid arreacams prior 1 9., the Ist of January, 1817, 5,650,000 dui ; naval depart. I inept, 2,420,000 dui—making the irrigate amoisot of 10,470,000 dol —which, after the year 1814, Ismail leave us I deficit 0(470,000 dulling. If this sam should not be met by the annual increase of lemowe, reaullirg from the Macrame of populatioa, during lbw wed socceediag years, sad th e i ncrease d cussomptisto of thieriss articles resulting therefrom, it may be aappli,d hey a itorresprindisig reductim is those items of eapeadsture wind depend absolutely upllll the will of the Legislature, smeassoreted with tie existing laws regulating the periaamot expenditure. it ie, therefore, respeetfally ssillopittral, that it is it rm. • dime to resort, at this Simi, to the slain) 'is of ad.i1i5..,..1 tales ulna, the cumasuall). TM eirsalieson of the a.m.,. y is several of Ibir )iiales of the Dui.s fatorrla a at u X , 16. d•CCUPebill to abmsio from adcitiusal laxative at MIS Ems-. The obligation of the Gutferassesit to receive the owns i f tbe Bask of the Veiled States, without relent/et to the plat sloes glory are payable, has giver to them their isaiierial eiroooty. All mites issued south sad west of Waabiligoos L a v e s s oassequesiev of the slat of eachsuge two seer Inn plates 'lot the ananstreial cities to the earl of ibis place, cams. A , J io lame citie-. The Bank bin emissive. oily &sad daeli cu., scatted os thiect tame b.aiithes iv ream so Mime oh, re note., even opus • deposit of specie. The effect s f these mums cwouhureel has beeti the exclusion from arealatios, Ili all the States weal mid mails of the mot of Oborra. mot, of the sates of the Bank of the Visited butes. mad gni °aces. Its several of tame Steles there is no mond Misr circulation. To resort to Maenad taaativa, mode such eirramatauces, would be to requite of the ciliates of those Slane what it will he impossible f o r a wes to pi, fiwas. Wherever paper circulars so usemey, which is but couvertitals iuto spent. it soculats• to sic, susetimsua of arca sod of ppar *Web is costabble lots &Ad soil • L •