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MONT.", 7/1 No 1422, rbtYTIIFATItE ROY IE, COVENT4ARDEN. 110.1101LitOW, WEDNESDAYISept. 19,..1,111 be acted the Contedyer SPEED THE PLOUGH. tilt pbwp filiadford. Mr. EGERTON ; Sir Abel Rawly, t , ,ivytoSe; Morria_tan. Mr. MUILItAY; Bob Handy, vf.t. Henry, Mr. C. KIMBLE; Palmer &Afield, NI% L u d. Handy, Mr HUMPHRIES s Miss Mrs I % ll ' ' H yoHNSTON ; Buccal, Mi.s ttOLTON. fiord, Mn. s • To white will be added, the IPwotermigea of HARI.NUIN AN GD OL1)E MOTN EHERGG GOOSE; • 01!, . mok b r r noose, Mr. SIMMONS; (:olio. stfterwarils Marie -14 itir. wiL moNAduo.; Squire ilusle,alierwards Clown, Paotal..n, . NORM AN ; she Link ...v Wsritpipe), Miss WORGM AN ; (:utom. bin:, Matta* LOUIS. R ill h e v eiled at half prot fice,.ard the Play be gin at lid °. ' lllB6h " f l i . to be token of Mr. 1112.A.NUt)N, at Plac:s f the axes the New Box-Oitice In Princes. e, Hart-street, fro.a ten tll Cyr. B o „., ;.. S e coad Price 3.. 6tl.—Pit 35. 6d. Second Price ller *. Second price Is: Gallery Is. SWAM evict bd. No moue) to he. le m m a. The p f , pt e o l e. of the Theatre Royal is Covent-garden, in jostilineitin of th,tioelves, do sot ty disavow any 'Mencius) of sedating the Cowart made last seazou with regard to the Auteuil Boxes. Fsligt aloe before the close of the season, they called on as mans of inc Gentlemen as they knew, of tae Committee with w ia h ens Male the agreement, specifyi ig that only three Amm o S, lzr , on etch side of the mini circle of the Theatre were too be I....aimed, aud distinctly informed them that they treiverady ta carry that agreemeist, if insisted on, strictly into / genre to; hot at iao sometime told them that they hoped, as the L egi.latore, ion the Act for re-buildiog Orary.lane Theatre, bad i:roinised the right of letting Aimuoi buses, .an:: nit, by the vets great ions would he safered by the Pro peiesur., without almiht any a tvaniage hying gained to the ge. send aeoinewsietoo of the Tuwo; that tin a fair zind upen apprd ea. liberality of the Publie, the rigid performance at ism 'freni mold be dibpecord with. The Prop.ietors ageordb.gly, on she concluding night of the sepia), made :his appeals Tney achnowleoged the Contract shaman.) had e 8 pot solicited ash boon from the Public, is be relieved fn n the write of . d rat part of it, and to retain the ~ us; matter 4e Anew.: 11+, teas were as; the Old Theatre he fore the Fars. Tote end seutinseat of the whole awl ience,e a prese.l m towt applaiwes and acclamations, granted tan boon. bat me faith of Wit la:bailment la the t'ublic t is expressed; the Popery hi c.ipiuyed the whole somm r in making very ea. roar alterations to ;It•Thesatre ; os tile Mite of Cat sentiment, they woo eieht Annan, !loses in question for the present sta ses, lust .ww..Jiately applied the rent received foe hem to the pa) ps al of the heavy deist they tom labour uader. in ; coa.equeure of OW , seal and e xertinew rs erecutig fur the toe no rgi. of dud - cos. , t r v trorsiessetUy the finest Theatre in Europe. 'I he vendors c•i 7 tilil no: fotesee nor inmpue that, at t',t 4i.,gof tit • Them re. another Audience iv., old demand the re vers/lu. the: Urvit Lotnitionnwly conferred on Oros by a (stealer elm. Nast sit reels ti.e) regret their u aortunote mistake. No mosidnatioa, ho weser, of emolument will induce then. to risk the'. arid* the TP , Aire nail of the Metropolis: They, there fi.re,do expettly deeare, that next season, w nen they will agaiki have returned iota their possession, the. eight animal Moan 0.1111 he i -sa up, a d let uut, so the Public at large, as th.;htly toss • . the Proprietors re2 nest they 411161 iadalg. of the Public, astir only mewls u extricating them from ib or I, orei • e. sits,.iind. Trig C.IIINBUR.;tI REVIEW. foie Ilas was publisherl.prke 6s. fruiE EDi,NBURGii ItEVIEVV ; or, CRI- K JOURNAL, No. XXXII. coutaltring :—The EA ) of tie La,* rot i rem, by Walser Scott, Esq.—The Works of Janes Harry, keg. Historical Pander with some Ace •ont of Life mai Wrisio4s —Remarks ~o the System of Edscat sue iu P blie Se.sool,—Travels in various Countries of JSisrupe, Asia, lust Africa Part the Firs:: Russia, Tait ,ry, and latices; by I. d Douai Ctork, LL. w, Ant.. „I , A .e a ip Phikilu,l4l hissertatioto.conninii4 Ramses opt fus.att ssini the Ruins of Herculaneum, and .dodi. , rated, by per owinn, to his Royal klighoess the Pewee of Malets--Anatic Re,eari,o-s or. Tratowetiona of th Society Ira• feted sullen...L. for inquiriag uttp-the History and Aisti-- *sties, the Att., Sciences, and Literature of Asia. Volume 7L—Pabliraucia, es the lite Disrarbarces .it Madras-.-Ite &slats Plulusophiques et Politiques aor la Tolantace Re kirine, mar Is Wirt Esertare de teat Its Cubes, et star Ele.qatsitius., M.aars, les deters Celibais. &c. Ise. par J. P. De N•• *— four h Report of the Directors of the othican lostituona, read at, the Aantsitl., Meeting. on Ike Ziti of 4larch, 131 . 1—The *ate Papers and Let ts 4of Sir Ritipls Sadler, Kilned Raarseret,.edited by Artliiir t.tatsrd t;sq.; to which is added, it Memoir of the life of 5 r R. Sather, with liirtorieul hoses. by .Wailer ScGII, —Distimisitinst, on 'Population. by Robert Ackbto t!tgrafils B.U. and . Rcply to t .e Loos . doPopututson, by fie Kev. J. it. Ntulttu,, us a series of .Letters-1':. ?nog Lea 10 , . Itch% the ILLUdiintrtillti Lawn, and is selectionfrisin sloe Sapplasoeutary Sti.tutes of Inc Penal Co,:e of CM.vsa, tire. Ste. traoshired from the t Morse, wills an Apteadix, &c. by Sir George Thomas oi St.sittia, Bart. F. R . S.— martinis List of New Publications. Edizturgh: Printea for Areadadd Constable and Co. !idio t/arab ; a I Constable, Hunter, Park, and Hunter, No. 10, La4sti-wrent, Laudoa; awn John Cuosaiisar. t)ublen. itt whirr. us' Ile sad, the EVAN BC REVIEW from its co .tnienceisea., iss N ousters, prke bd. tie. or shady door ap is e tiro ItJardr, proce SL 14*. Senve,truVy ',turns toast ks to the Al • pubti!. for t.ciruub.undet: farnars in the Last Lottery, appaints aka that Tickets and Shares ..re selling for the reel* Lotter!, ‘t bath :tid truly artw.ate O Geis, COitNHILL, and 0. ClidiAlNt. CROSS, When 30 CapStal Prizes have been Shand mad Sold within the lust 9 SI .salw. ••• Persobs in the Country nssbe supplied by any of !Imes Agent', tor by sending B:tak - N y_ otes. Cash. 4 04 et Post-9111r Oriels (Pose Paia), to tither 4, Centralia', sr 9. CR4RING CROSS. LuetliM LESS Wf/ViffißS...:Bloll.E PRIZES, AliDl PAIAB OF 4'2%09 AND TICii.F.To ANL) S HA D OLIEA.kkAL AT YTON'S, 9, C 01111,11144 Bent !hit his roion.ilnese. THEpiegen r LOTTERY, to be ilia lea OCTOSEti. ilk includes Five Prizes of A w it ) 4 o ll 41 9 which the Caasce of gitniug either of those Capitals s ol crtosed One funrh. Marts and Shares will etortly rise. therefore an Instnestiato-puretioar *Mi prove a certain saving, at HYTON'S, 3, Celt I. PI ILI % %OM sold,. in sixteen Six toenth., the only £ 5,OJu Prize shared in the la.t Lottery, No. 9,76 aal in the few precedias niundis Capitals to the amount of •010.410.1. : . . 11419ATADIT ADVANXA(atS in do pre- 1 1 JIL writ Lottery, via. Se Pliers of the Tickets and Shares ore morn lower taut be lasa-ithw Numbers of the Tictets are re do* to saly 4,4l4:rtgle•the 14clielae con.mas aa A DUI TITION AL PALI at 410 000, besides Twe , ,ty other Ca jamb, and NOT 'l' LE ISLANKS TO 'A PILIZIL The whok4 bwOrawis the 19th tit October next. • I .. AC1113111 . .. 43....are....X 1 00,000 ••• )6 . 10.000 • b. ...... .0.....1,04/0 SANCI 111.* ••• 100. . 5.2 10 9,500 lel. 4,91111. t i : 72,00U 4ono Nomberse 81111111.040 FIVE. ncKETs Or NUMBER. ° tickets amt Shares are still% at all tue Oillces. Persons io the Camay ma) be supplied witu Ticket , . mid Saares. an ap plicsiluu to the Agent" to any of use principal Towns I or l)y sewn,* their Orders. troth Rcpittasivelt, to Ihr (Mem in Lon ,. Au e ply pareha:e is rec °leaded, as, from the present dramad, *rho of preet L elipected. I 1 LlAbi .8. MOUNTAIN, SAACN'S WR E Este-lam, 8 ow-hill, Losulon.—The beet woof., mod aeon for Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, and mu- . &rite charges. The ft.ll,*ing Post Coaches, Mail Conches, Art. set out from'the S iracen's Head Lou. Sonw.hill : WEYhIOUT/L, Dorchester, Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth; Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Coach. every M ruing at Four dclork, with a Guard through Hannon, Axinienters Bridpnet, Blacdford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. BOS'l ON, Spalding. Peterborough, Stelwo. and Hantiug. don blew Royal Moil Coach, sets outevery Eveuinc.—Coliclib from 'Bo ton to Spill's), Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. LIVERPOOL Warriogtota Kautsford, Stone, and Litch field Poet Coa• h, called the Expedition, ever) Evening at Five o'Clock, to the Angel Inn, Dale street, Liverpool.— Guarded throghout. BA . CH and BRISTOL. Flying Post-Coaches, through Chippeoham, Caine, and Mdrlbornitgli, every Afternoon; ar-• rive et Mr. May's. the Greyhound lan, ' Bath, anti the Cambia Tavern. toontas-street, Mewl, suit Morning. Coaches to Went., Bridge eater ; 'Veisinten, &c. . LL. DS mew Light "Cataeh, eelled the Rorkingtiatn, sets nit .very Mo.ain i ; at Eight ()Thick ; earlier Fear [aside s only, and goes icioarltably easy with a Gaud throughout . Passes' through Stamford. Newar k, Retford, Doncaster, an.l Ferry. bridge, to the (holden Lam. Leeds. nett Day at Noon. Net. withstandiug the uueesanson hinpedition of this Conch, it is allu cd to be the moot agreeable and complete Public Cita veyance on the North Road, being usetqualled le Accouantiada doe hr air other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby•Lontdale. Roll" Chunky, Orasigkirk, and Geirstaoe Post Coaches , every After aeon. at Five O'Cieekov•Gilardetl. GLAS I ,X)W, Lonetown, Gretna-Green. Anima. Duenfricr. Broivohill, Thornhill. Sanquhar-Kiln, Catmint-It, Kings well, aid all Ports of hetatlend, Caroperdown Coach, Dail ••. YORK. Newenstl , , and Edinhurgh.new Coact*, paliTuted, *•th a Guard throughout, sets out evity filoreing at Half-past Sao' fleck, hy way of Newark, Belford, Taticaster, Darlitte- 1 tons Nor 'o..llertna,Durhatn, Ntorpeth..uht Berwick. .Passeii. gen fintr 3 d ibee:ielves fatigued front the length of the Journe,, may .cst what time the/ pie se. ani then proceed on without any additional Fare. J. CLARK, the Black Swan, Cu ev -street, York, tow Coaches to Sautlerlend, Bull, Scarburough, Whit by, tend other Places. BRIDGENORT/I and Walsal new Post Coach, every Eveniug. CARLISLE, Peorith, acid Whitehaven Post Coach, goes with Feder Boren and a Guard all the Way. Passes through Broegh, Appleky, Greatabridge, Richmond, Caucrick, lio ronghbridge. Weetterbv, Abeefurdi I)necaster, and Grastliton (toe nearest Way by Eighteen Miles).. Sets ont every Moruing, and pert/wins the Journey Kith the greatest facility Passengers debt/040n the Read by Business, or Pleasure, have the peen liarlAdvanteige of their Seats being secured in the next ( ouch. ECLI PSE,a new Flying Post C .ach, C. York,Sunderletel• Neweaull, iod kalislenrgli. carries 4 insiderousy,every Evening at Four o'ci. ick, by way of Doncaster. • irantoane, and Stamford. SUN DEILLAYD, Stockton, and Vann new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sanderlaqd. AI NCH ESTER, W iundo w, Congleson, Neweastle,Walsall, aid W,:lveristunoton Pnst Ceiach.every Afternoon.—Guarded. 511 ft ..%i'SBLI BY, Wellington, S16119:111 Post Coach, the Royal Ch I I low, every Evening nt Five o'Clock.—Goardea. Sit Ek' ti CD and itotherttiun Poet Coach, called the Reck ise,lain, every .Moreing. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, - Alresford, and Altuo &Meth ever% Evening. BIttMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with Guard, eels emit teen Afternoon,• and reaches Birmiagnant next Day sit Noon. Passes by Oxford. Lustre', and Shiestone to the Sara- Ceti% Heal...l3tell-street, Bermingham. MULL. Northeaee,•ilowden, Thorn, and Doncaster Post Coach. every Morning at Seveo o'Clock, to the Bull and Sun Ilytan-gate, HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesdoo, and Cheshunt Coach, every Mures BEACON:FI ELI), Uxbridge, Denham, and [lethal, new Post Coach, every Afternonn. TO'CTEN HAM mid Edmonton Clack, Daily, nt Half-post Ten, flattast Two Half-past Four and Half-past seven. Ti, 1)155. p Beedes, , Ilungay, Bury, , and all parts of Sutlolk, every Monday. M A It (.BOROUGH, Newbury,and Reel ng, everyToesday. WORCESTER, Kidderminster, Hereford, Carmarthen, Breckaeck, :tad all Parts of South Wales, Persiture, and Wy colobe, every Saturday. C t tt EN C ES l' ER, Abingdna. and Healey, 3 Times a Week. SOU'IIIAMPI'ON, Winchester, Ramsey, Lyndhuret, - inington Coriehtleureb, Ringwnod,'Forditighridge, Wholiurn, Poole,lsle of Wight. tiers. y. and Guernsey Waggons, Daily. EXETER, Plymest.i, and Falmouth Fly iVaggoas, Daily, =vying Goods glad Passengers, as usual, to all Parts of the West of saaglaiel., SUN BURY, Ilampton, and Twiekenhnm, Twice a Week. UXISRII)GE, leer, Aetna, Suutholl, Mayes, sad Hilliag doe Cart, Twice a Week. WtiLtata B. Mow *taut and Co. respectfully acqunint their Friends and the Public, that they well not be accouutaible for any Parcels or Luggage, &c. of more than rive Poem's Value, if WV ot damaged, dt des. entered as such, nod paid for accordingly, ot the Saraeen's lead London. Q(rPER OR A Dif IC E.-A. Sn rgeuti of cosine - t a .. l v., lad high pmfessiosal attainments, preseith to the Public the result of t went) -tiro years experience, in various Climates, Inman% his emotion particularly to the sure t.f Chronic and Venereal Complaints. Lt is of the fins consequence to 'seer tido, on whose talent and iffiegrity a firm rellauce may be placed in affliction. In the 4/triads gradatiou: limn recent In fection to contused Lues, his treatment cominandsvers oftea Si speedy, and alwaysa radical cure. Lo dubious caws, his 'long and well-ananeed experience gives him a promptitude of decision, that secure the patient from heing inercuriali zed out es exit. ence, Of havimg eseaticusioa underiniocd, hod the vital prin ciple deAroyed by a latest, but ht.minus disease ;..or a blind and fatal confidence in 111 , )w pretenders, hr an advertised specific. that most abandoned and profligate of all quackery hod Maros, rvit IWO a Clibiaoo tifit.'t to Drilirn cies and Imbecilities, at isiog fro m e xcessive Indulgettee. nsa lehrious Climates, or solitary Sensualit, his practice glees new life and view- to the system, iii case *mule are .rrgi , .g no d&pair. Strictures, and other deraogements of the Ure thra, he removes in a mild and efectual inntaier. To be Fe mak Sex i% will he coesn'otary to know, that they may now he cared of twee Itehillti ?taint+ defeat Conception, and sap lye e anu taiioo of comiubl 3 Felicity. Patients treated with candour, delicacy, and inviolable se crecy. Mr. W ILLIAMS may he committed every day, at Nos 4 2, Great Rits.ell,street. Cuventitardets. Leiters from the country, statig minutely the nisei mode Living. Ric. inelotiog a reinittauce for Advice aid bidet ere will be treated *kb-stadium atteolitak . TEMPLE. OF TFIE MUSES, FINSBURY-SQUARE. _ACK INGTON, ALLEN, and Cu. respect. KJ fully beg leave Li inform the Public In general, that the Seated Part of their New .Carat de for 1810-11, will be pith lished rie the 10th of October. They, at the Same time, par ticularly request the attention of Book Collectdrs to the fol lowing seam and valuable Books. among many others equally in, rontaloed in the First Part of their Citalmetoe. 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" But, Gentlemen, there are men, who entertain very dif " ferent pusioas of the Liberty of the Press t that this Liberty " is to be ell on one side. is Russia, Gestiemeo, there is " great Liberty of the Preis, provided you publish nothing " but ionise on the good tutiercw."—Enstita les - Defence of PANE:, PAPER AGAINST GoLn : ■CINO AN EXAMINATION THE nary /IT OF TNIC SUL.. LION coIINIFITTG: IN A SERIES OF LETTLIIS TO TUE 111.1111L4Mill ♦NO YARYERI IN AND , NJLAR • LETTER IV. Schemes far paying off the 11r :Wawa Deht—Former Sinking Funds—Origin of Mites Grand Sinking Fund—C.iinges toads by Pat's may in the state of this country—Grand Sink ing Fund Oct—Purpous of it---the Commissioners and their manner of proceeding—How they Would buy up Grizsle Greenhorn's share of the Debt—frliat redemption means — Commissioners sup into Grigste's shoes— We still are lured for the interest-4C Wof the Grand Sinking Fund—What mould be really redeeming—American mode of Redeeming— Statement of the increase of the irUerost on the Debt— Cluues in Pitt's Grand Sinking Fund Act for ceasing to pay interest, in 1808, upon Stock bought lip. GENTIAMEN,—Our next beldam is to inform ourselves COT reedy n hit respect to the schemes, which, at different times, have been on foot fur PAYING OFF TIIE NATIONAL I)ISB r, and about which paying off We have, all our lives lung, heard r.o mach. We have•seesi how the Deist has gene on increasing from its first existence to the present day; we have seen how the Ex pencestsf the nation and the Taxes of the nation have gone on increasing with the debt; we have also seen that the inerarse of the Bank-Notes has kept pace with the rest, till those notes have, at last, driven tks gob i coin oat of circulation. This last is theevil, for which the Buil Committee have endea voured to Bad 0:11 a rensedy, and melt a remedy they appear to ittiuk they have found, in an Act of Parliameut which they vropose to be passed for causing the Bank Company to pay their promissory notes in ,gold and silver in two years' time. One of our principal objects, in this discussion, Is, to enable ourselves to form 1 correct opinion ns to the pridicabitity of this remedy, even at the end of two years; and, as we have, loon what has already been shows, good reason to believe, that the quantity of bank-notes, the excess of which has driven the gold out of circulation, cannot be framed unless the 13..bt be also diminished, it is necessary for us to ascertain what has been done pr auttapied, and what is likely to be done, in the sca.of causing such diminution. From very early stagekorthe Debt; indeed, almost fungi the, * very bigittlft Of 1$ there were wormares propyroi for Orly Bel, the idea nt an Overlaid Debt; nod as everlaqt., tag iii.Aglite upon the nntlates meal's; lieLig at ON, imeethike aneebiers ' hear. /so frightful far air upright and seniiiile ..s N a Preposition', and even provisions; wee* sit ittfkrein thies ae cordingly made for payin; 6ff parts of the Webs, And sddri cousilarntiVely ;Mall scant were, lo the kitty Stages of V.e pro. grea t actually laid sun the Debt became leis; a. a less inte: rest was, of course, paid repots It. Still, hoiteter, as nevi, wets cause on; new sums were bilrresred t awe, as reofft M 64 oey to the government wet blind to be a phitlialite tridi ; ea SO :any persons of inauente found their ado.sorage id the lone. lug transactions, the money was always (ally en uiti raised. Bat, yet there Continued to h• a talk of f/eidit ghf Della god, in (line, a part of the yearly tete* were set aside for that purpose, which putt of the takes to set lOW Wit edited SINKING FUND. These being words; which, as belonging tti oat plesent tele* ject, tire of oast reeptirtence, it , is oeeeisary for dr ad itas • A clear potion of their meaning. The word/thee, es was before °berried in Letibr 11. *am gaselier elf Milky pot toga. thee for nag right's s nods la tie ineennee befeire tray that word staking appears to have bees prefixed le tie Word rued in order to characterise, or describe, the punned* Open% or use, of the taxes so art apart; sauiciy, to the pi. laic del sinking, or redissfag, or illeininitag. is tussah*, hs DOW So that the Shahid' Pala, of which we have all ;sesta 0 ineeller l and of which must of us have known so little, teems., %Miele wordsain words better to be widentedd,a kesteedig Fund, mill' whether the thing has; in its operettas, Meilen*, answered eid its name, we shall by-and-by see, If Wee r, we hiie mo. less* Id satisfy us upon this point in the iutrease of the Debt) asitedleldiesi in the foregoing better. Theaselermt of taxes thus set apart, at, to are the words with Which weaned new grow familiar, the Slaking Amide. elite!' weft, time after time, established, were id limey tiles) ap• plied to other purposes than that for which they*efe Oakley or inteadtd. Indeed; they seems for mar, yeah; to have bent very little better than purses made up at doe time cal' ppm again at another, without ansWering my rational peed Plies at all; and, accordingly, the Wino does not eppeste ti have paid any great intent* to theists or to have evessideltair Peen as of any Consequences endi the year 1788. when the prat test GRAND SINKING FUND wni sisablithed by Pelee who, but a little while before; lead been Made Orli* Mtn* ter, sad whose system has eontineed to this drily. tileatleinen, err are now entering mime a pan of our sobjecta which net ally demands an uncommon pontos of your Mime lion, bet, into the 'discussion of which you will, i helper carry such a spirit of impartiality as shall 'Melee Al the pee; judices of party, and dissipate all the rains of igeoftence *bit* have therefrom arhem It is, even yet, impartible to meatiest the name of Perri without exciting feel,* that Orin% Mini against reason, and dints in sonic mind., overcome it. During his administration, the nation *as divided into two parties, set hostile to each other, that both were easily made subservient / to his views; and, it is, with every man who really knee Ms country; miler of deep regret, that the same, of nearly the same, divisions continue to the present day. It is not for me, who at one time, really looked neon Pere the greatest Minister that England ever saw, to teproach others, who may OW bs as ignorant of the truth at lariat/ten, for elicit ateithment to his memory; for their high opioliso of the Selltaell of his inventing, and fdr their blind atioratioat d loom schemes; but when they have, as 1 have, tnkeu a fair arid Bill " view /dial his measures; when they have compared his dente with his professions, his performances with his promises; wise* they have seen, that he added threefold to our Taxes and ear Expenditure, and that, notwithstanding Orb, the poster nod the territory of France were extended, in proportion to the met criBces he called upon us to make far what he called restyling her; when they see, that that standard of flatboat misery, the poor-rates, rose, during his sway. in almost a tepee degree, when they see that the war at tee outset of whim lie relied, io no small degree, fur success epee the destruction of French ree• signets, did, at the end of four years, cause the itopp..ge of gold and silver payments at the Bank of Funciand, ash that its prolongation has led to a state of things, is Which a public print, devoted in the government, has dee scribed the largest class of fine:A bank-notes ns " de:Micah. insignias r" when they see ibis and wises they see, that, the National Debt, which he himself called Me best ally of Prance r" when they see, that that Debt, svhtch he 'found at 200 millims end odd, be left at 600 minima and odd, while France, during his wars against her, had exchanged her a:* signals for gold, and had extended her territory and her sway to a degree which made time nation, whose power our rarefied tiers despised, an object ofroutinual dread In England) wheel the former partisans of Pert see this. as they men, nye, en 4 feel it too, is ill they still persist in asserting the wisdom of his plans; and, above all, win they, when they see the Debt trip. ling in amount under his hands, still persist in asserting tire efficacy of his Sinking Fund, and, upon that bare iseertithe rem ject all inquiry into either the nature or the effect of that cele4 bellied scheme ? ' Let us hope, that, in a country boasting of the eineghtfulnem of its people, there can be but very few persons so besotted as this; and, indeed, it is due/io the conery to say, that there do ant appear to be any such left, excepting amongst those si ho live mom the taxes, and whose perverseness arises not from their want of infortnation. But, be this as it may, lam anise Bed that you, my Friends and Neighboters, who, like me t hane no interests separate from those of Our country, will sot. what. prejudices heretofore, wilfully shot ever yinouthr i msy inq uiry eyesa gaaviensbristhe your truth; and that you will accompany met with that great attention, which, as I before observed, the subject demands. Pitt's Sinking Paid was began in the year 17118, by an Act of Parliament (being Chapter XIXI: of the nth year of the • reign of George III.) entitled " An Act for vesting ewer% " swiss in Commissioners. dl the end of every Quarter of e " Year, to be hp them applied to A. Reduction of the National " Debt." In virtue of this Acts a certain part of the Mee was, in each year, to be paid to certain permits, named in the Act, as Commissioners for manngin: the concern; and, then taxes together with the accumulations upon them, base bees, as fortuity, called a Sinking Fund. It is no matter what was the amount oT the sums or eels, of ja o ney, thus to he set apart Get of the taxes, and to intredeell *particulars of that sort would only embarrass our view. hafted it to keno', that certain sums of money, being a p ar t af the t a xes, were set apart, mod that, with this money, teedhee with its growing interest, the Coratotstionets,.appainted by the Sinking F o od Act, were, at stated periods, and frith refrain limitations in their powers, to redeem the DeWitt fart as they t h e w o rd redeem having aow come mote &thin Instead Jrape word pay of. 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