The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-13 00:00:00

• a r ....-----..." .....7 'VD DUICII PdPERS. cam l'i: ENO' • , the ta -.......... Pt ti.vl Sem Ill.—The - bold. re. par' 11'1 t . t , CAMP, - I I • ted by m dasaehment of the and 1,, g ,ate.y exice ( 4119 ''" "- the suburb to the south ef Messina, Kier St .ru, - "" .I. that it was p oss ible fur titer the t • ly prow 4. °I 34'4 . p a re d the firvt wind *Welt obliged the one. hats 1 1 1 111 l ' ili k his line of anchorage. In /set, a wind last t ' brc ,erday arisen, sufficiently strong tes induce sets 44 ' b4 I : "14 fir` ' believe that th.: etplinoxial gales bad the a '.° 141.3 to English made haste to make all I tint . licA • 0 ° • ,• ci l l'i i,e 'auras to port ; and his Maksty did not Imu tte , :* - ::; o f t hi,, esectsion to order a discos- ` l I t ills, imi ` u is i i the night. . In conaequenee sonic de. 11,gi bAan" -' 3 d 1 4th infantry of the title, h „, t it of the a nd ta`" -il th/ lit in Claimers, and a Corsieen ' stir j t h e asit . ear, ~• 4 89 1 !, em b a rked, and set sail towards 10 !' an d IA ki lla n t " r :ight, directing their course towaids i Can Ste, ''`Ahlea: at three • o'clock in the morning they of 144 ' 6.- ' tants in Sicily, dislodged the enemy] has loo t Sin Vs . s , Vice 9 ..., . , . ~. •. A from ii, under cries Of 6 rninperetir ,e.me i , le hi' a • i., sod, pushed their catmints . to the .placdtuf 1 . 4 le Ji . m it De v, s ts, suec.essively driting. hack all lhe,Posks .nl ll • t er atoll toed. taring thie . time the Isla ust, pau I l 'i e--- • " e ased and the dead calm wbich sub- tv! di e frri°° * . / Y oset t' as Well u the currents, the; All 04 a opp , . iu .. . her p rojects which tile ng intended • to effect. ..M " -- ‘l;, s ty himself Arm, It his barge, where're: eirs go -3-.. , 1 . 1 . kt expecting In vain a favourl.- AP g ained I'll i " ad .' 11 Weld 40 ioJlkeerelipti • '..' c . a r c wind; nitro fadi n g e. . : h e resolved win giving , the signal forthefefer 4 ,lfej S r . I _, l, T e troup e. dhonnhashod in; Sicily.:' IPtitti ill, IR + " t " . W., s oo d,*who cones t h e l ike Attack, now perceivingthit a . its:fete risivs . er a OA i • , co uld nut be attempted', mmethate x directed hr. 1 111j1 forces both by sea anti land towards San Ste; the se f ilo , to ov erwhelm these detachment's. lint they wl r err s to quick in sallying the mennent the sigm a( CAI ms liti;iten, and so skilful in masking' their mo ve. PA /, too , t hat they had finished their rmharkatian the en' lido the enemy was able to ,percuive it.- 7 . -At th the e i g htelock they were upon the return at Fen. Ira or. ea t tills the 'sceptical of some men who were , tog pa a ble to be broght back for want of beats ; L i e d 11 , 404 those who Ira arrived pt S cal itta, and le, rid honied to regain. Calabria, otter itovieg. landed PI lei its troops they carried, bad not been able to return all ... Po. to Sicily ws acc ount of .the currents. - This ' is the tr. only inconvenieuce Selue h has resulted' from the - in. 9 ant ~,m ou n t able cent redetiee which this ,hrlilient Illt; 0,1 ire's tempt has aperien4 All the young JXettartittats I d e , v ee p have partiCularly given proofs of , tp, 7 01. e. • t c w it , . v fig- above ail elgoicwith emi.ef a ;ono -.1)*(44, • . ve. l Mkt not frequently feund,,,elen.in old 'troops. ' .'"i l 'isesti Oi the sosta i ne d, w ith intrepidity, the charges of s en, Al 're . ettschments of English cavalry, who, among eithce i at an, l o os in their diffesciat charges, had twu oroiiii p kdiu4. al .. . . Of the number of prisoners thinlp 'in srq lot $4 ....... . , 0. emuleteeh:nents, many have been braeght to ale. , et brit, and report a number of ridietdous easier of i s , stimh the F,aglish make use, to endeavour teinilie. . Co the itthaWatits fear an Invasion, w hick they now iiitiNt ` to be more convinced of than ever: tfiat itlaimposr 0 ltble Inc them to prevent.—(llforsifeter t Oct. 74 o' The ,Vointeur of September 30, .on i pastiage th 'II in &tclish paper, stating that orders had bests ! given of to suspend provisionally the Decree-for the Hegel! - 1 :. rth. irttion of the Tenerife vessels in the ports of n us. u lof via, has the following note ; e " The Engtish newsmongera never forget t hensselves. The C th e 'mono which they excite in the public by the charming pros- " a .. my peer they present of an approaching war between Itgasita arid thus haws would not be complete without some favourahl.! intent- a r . fat the merchants is the city. They publish that the I Beer Tenerife vcsels, which they pretend not to belong to thein, and ' . tA the core, staid% they represent as neutral, will be testnied., .1 • If the inerchants in the city have no other money to sinj their :I rater lills of exchange than the produce of thefecargoes,'`wecamr* I law but pity their currespondeutt." . • . 1 Another passage, in the same Paper, which states, : t arid O tea iu at orders had been received it. Gottepbwrgit ffom . 1 ilicie Stockholm, to sequestrate ill English property, and 1 adds, that this order'is an effect df the influence of 1 ch it the Freud Ambassador, the Itionitotireubj9ins this 1 abet sole t-- . • : '1 'able " that is real in this intelligence, in the l a st pernlivnA h * : Gonean a r g h and the italic will sums De shut waist the Frig- 1 ow he. french Beets have-entered the Jandr, and the. Eipe. • LI by Batteries, and uunierogs detachments of French pnas.qiers liec flie. . the csatts ot Holland, and those of Germany, to the Baltic.— , re , ~ The magazines of Heligoland, where there is English nerchan- pri disco the amount of '2OO millions of livrev, will no longer have a rent; they must be carried back to England. , But in cual • °Net 10 dupe the people, such means is invented as shall be mostatreeable. They present In their imagination the Conti- IV V ' "EH °a fire, and covered with a sea of blond. We are sorry 4 In 1 " he Taali.h. The Contineot is, and will remain, at peace." nail' OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE RUSSIAN ARMY. 1 th• " Thc General in Chief, Count Kausetisky, having left Licutenant.General Count Langerots Wore an Rthl.chock, marched on the sth of September In., A th' person against the enemy ; he arrived on the6th in FA I the evening with the army, forming tile columns, in ? ai m the vicinity of the Turks, and ordeted a general on o attack to be made on the following day. It began at ta f ten o'clock in the morning, and at seven o'clock at night the Turkish army was no.morts. A position 4 c slhich scented impregnable—intrenchments defend. ' kid ed with the utmost obstinacy ; nothing could with. ~, , Egad the gallaa try and perseverance of the Russian Ws troops ; that memorable day has covered thens:with. t eal fresh laurels. ' O lb , " AS soon as the attack began, Major-General eh t 4101eaiski attacked and carried three redoubts, and mai rendered himself master of tse whole intrenehment, ~ fro which covered the enemy's camp on hie left . flank p o g o near the Danube . In the mean time Majoe.General on th Kohlnott arrived from the other side, also on the lid fo Danube and engag e d another Turkish camp, which by tit had been formed there. in this manner the enemy !aces :.Le his intrenchments surrounded by our troops, bets ''''t note ithstanding his hopeless situation, and a et re !cry brisk cannonade kept up on our part,.he lint to def en d nag • himself in t he must obstinate mats. nein arr. " An attempt made against hi; left tank having • et ° Proved unsuccessful, the General in Chief, in Order to bring the matter to a close, adopted roots lay o the measu re o f or d er i ng C ount K ainens ky, Ge. beta! of i n f antry, to °pets a heavy • cannonade, og ° Doc ,u i, a " detach immediat e ly afterwards twelve bat 's - o on in to carry th e intrenehment by assault,. wltilte old h" , on his side, detached Maj or-General Sabanojiff .nally o ath ten battali ons t o ta k e the enemy's camp in the JeaJl f4r' This Gental soon after euterell the Turkish mp; and this unexpected attitck, executed With . utmost rapidity, decided the victory. # great t of the enemy's horsetoOk immediately to flight, A was parsued by our cavalry,, whe killed it large tither of them. Tjus:Gentiral .in•Chief,' without least loss, of time s .ordered t Niiier r geti !al t Sa... ,nejiff to hail cut part of his troops. 04 pit Al t and strongest Turkish bitrenclue4n!ii . ..1 ali* sing that the darkness of the evening,piskireOlod ttoopu .from aoting,• he. n cletponi4 the 0.44. itttil (he neat ? morning, and ordered the troliPs to /real. During that time Colonet.k4ilieve attatike the enemy's flotilla, capturt4 some kesseks, ittlik ;feat• nunther, and dispersett ilic rest.t .'; • " During the night the 'rnrks Antlin g themselves i rrouoded on all sides,, sent en ()Veer to capitulate, id soon after surrendered at distretion.. Tho wiLAte 4 .mp, all..thet arnts,shaggsge, and.artillery; lift stand colonni s ,apa v w 4 t4sa live thousand prisonesi ,ac fallen into our Anode: -.- *lacing 'the ' prisOnets 'll.olitrieto;s• Pac,ips.os4.llitileislilki the enpunandir the e flotilla , A l rechtqlft forii 'tstils ands great 1110Cf.44 4 04CtelV,Of dis;101011;.: The Seraskir ,nychand anik•Plitfhlio VW: , Ali • tiso in- ' itaia , . , - ,r. .. 4 ; mialunoticvOld• . .l.eire vo.v-Pro • with Ai riphsorlillii • . 4o.4tillOti:eleectls ' 41% .4 1, :dwgilin..„d" Oil ' 4 otTtliiim, : Plus -wits s 6 ;rois. -Alper , 46 mym.trigß pipspp4 pcbtlestr eyed,l4 fitno burs tiniter 7 :amoirAwn..Gosrieri fici,.*V . :' : Ns! kswi',ci s .si t i*„ )3.,..• I n tettiride w ! j t II Ohy tired . he re, that the grand i Sigigegliegefsimed A: 4 driiknAPill lick* Olifi ta''l9r, -A 404« 01 0 11 * ". Sallie,RNpbr;), '':‘ 7 ... 5 : . : . .,„ . , .A. ,„ ''- CU511T4t*Mb"44,"..40419f!'.774.1114eff was has tro.ken out in E/Olt .14rottgpil the mitigation of the Englivh. . !as .0, inrEnglish ggaikt, Pitran4 . hofaiselyityldittriiself a_reilish , ,Contill,.-bilt iq.. Wed. the Bert' agnihel l the Tarte, . and against th e 74cika of Cairo:. The"eiMpaign has been opened Os, the. Rcighbourhood of': (..'isch. The, English. live ' thus withdrawn the attention ,cit the Paella oftlitlil •otn the flotillas they have twined in the litoll, Sea, —(Amsterdwn Courier s oc, 1.0.1 PRESDE.Ns 5cre.,29.- 7 1.t is•ieithrtetln, this..coutt. try ) as . yigli; ap .. in all:other ,tsteo . ofdkaltheniii! Quilfrderoyi,J4 0414 . 4 le per..if)nt..ts to:he laid el Al colonial. produce.-.7(:goif • Ctipec,) . . , ... : - ', , r t i p t , F44snroltr, SEPT. 30,..-,-, nt „Vivi*, ;lil o, 4 l l ad , Ptilses. hisitg4eriil s:ItY i ffi...tf#!pl._4! illi a tl i. of thik.Ountli,..l44 the 4pwerna • ilvcree dated Ulm*, theta 4l 4 uguit. t ..44ll possess it ifiirie PC, hir t iti.hig Oilkiipm, .and ihnt, consequentl4,. a I,ty ploicier ;mg. 'hall 'be leVted Ltd Of eolornal, :ottleseditles t At without the lost 'aitirali4n..,Settb. kegaisj to Vie Deeraes of Berlin and Milan; whit+ Ore IQ remota. in .. ftill. forcti l 'aS . .viell 'as tile intrikrial Decrees, hy vihich the Importation of sugar, coffee, Ind cotton, -is , unconditionally prohibited.--(4,0. sterclum Cquricr, Oci, R.l ABOCITE, Ocr.ll. FAREWELL FETE. CIIAiIIIETRE, AT - DANDELION, Ye'terll4 , the Gartrens•dieplayed all the freshtics; of Spring ; they were opened for the last time this ampulla.. The. .finceess of the' day, the polished, uiciely; the . beatiteoua landscape, and the whale •melange of amusement, afforded • infinite delight to all. The Company did not.. exceed 116 a per.. sons ; the Marquis WeLlisi.alr, :Lord Neviatta, colonel JOIINBTONE, the Won:Colonel fhativrox; and many other personages of note-from - am:negate and • Broadstairs•,were present, tiagether with Alit and Trlts. • .caaseart.r.,l .Major MACDONALD,' and. 1411 % 111Aminp$4 :Mrs,. Iliyuow., • Ii on. Mimi 'Amiti, TR - A 1 , 4 ON, KURTON ; Mr. ,14.01fp, the. Othcees of the'l:lth Regiment of Light pratoin , tp, Tke danaing on the platform was - Mere general thaw We hate noticed heretofore ; it °ldled at balf.past: threta o'clock, when.obout !colfxle'wetit dowti. c' God lave the. King' , was • allinarably Playe&bytke•regiiTer Gawks band, ably lt.ll by Mr, F L F,N I NG. • That tune , WIS played as thecompany were retiring to their. carriages :. they. exceeded 6Q in number,..tontistlng, of landaus; 44. 'Niches, chiiiicits, • cuyricles, and tandems. The Ladles Were ,sirrrply• attined; principally white dresses, - ith . cOrnek*n. •btoaches, eneirelintlahlts • gold. . • . . • . •• • rtorntoninieny Tears pftprietor of thee:Artisans, which' deity ptogeeded heuce - to Deal and Dover, maintisitta anicidilon Tuesday -last, at his houso • in Dreptune.ititiarei, Ho hanged himself- with his gar. tea. Previous tie hie corned tting this . rash act hi took theldlver . buckles• he usually wore from his knees and shoes, and locked them up wittrhis notes and cash, in his bureau ; he likewise transacted some pecuniary affairs, and passed' the preceding' evening at a convivial party; on' each of. these ec- , cations lie betrayed meths...or- peefeet ; realty.— Thc Coronet's Inquest, epee these Miarese.ntations, brought in their verdict/ea/o'de .iir . lll;ile be. tied in a cross road to.tworrow-:-. •. ' I It is reported•that his Mi/ Env taiteal6v•ln Ceim.. metnoration of the 64th 4,nnieersaey. orjir. : reigni• to grant a diseliiarge to all debitira;pf,theeromot now w confinement; . end as his MlliF4,,W.!altisyal oi eoifirence .meet. the .graleftil'ipprobsition the folic; it supposed that compliment higeelings by Sotiaellbteal;proeleam 4; the same nature, to restore •pviitte• oeytors.allo tel, ;heir families and friends. '• • .• I: The Warden of .tbc•,Fleet Prison is 'taking an account of the number of prisoners, and the wires and children of. their .respective fainfUes l —rAii ex.. pectation .is excited 'amongst the unfortimete i pes. sons confined fur debt in the Fleet Prison, l that this, motive is connected with some benevolentintesition on the approaching completion Of . the 50th . leac.uf his Majesty's reign. • The art of bridge-build in g ha s been improved in this country for the moft useful purpws;lmeides. of wand, brick,. and status, bridges of iron hero been conskoeted. But the Turkish Relletini men.. tion a much greate r improvement, t i t; wren the famoni,hrid4e of Milton, which was to affora fiseilititis to Sin and, Death, 1.4 . not 77;orisands of heork.(sar-tke Mahoinetin Bul. letin) of` tyre bufdels, will Oita fia.Mae • a bridge for the:Fuld:fat to the, regions at ppt . f . nst hOp. • piness . . The State fritezy to be Drawn 'on 'Fl : l44y. ext, ca ntatas Five Prizes of X 20,00; and . xot Three Blanks to a Prize, It ib the only Lottery to be Drawl! this Year. . . , XEF'U R M /hC:8:i .....,.. ,it - F;i . PVtt - igstiEr . TO. TIIE EDITOR 611r-ThE STATEiIIAN. . _ • Stet,-It seethe te bre' agreed' as well as st..ry evideit :fitim the preseftt di4ordered state 4sotlety, that tlie: * artidSlil System of linan'tc -whiclr.hia.firevailed for same years in {hese 'ltlng. doiltst approaches its end, invofv.iig In lie dlisolu.- i tion, , tbe ruin of thousands of faMibeiV` and threat. ening Motto .domestic evils than •the'WOrst i rekOtillintu • ; engine of the 13ktie of F.Nciiivo,ltiabiten 14 svi lip se o w 4 o P n a l i d lis h i a l v e e 'lg o:p i o n s s e t ; h !t e he i m ifi s le c u lv i e tI s di to th ;l i teti l it er 4 nuance of a twenty jeers' war ; but it was a mere experiment in inanct; the practical operation of . whigh,coold nut be exactly anticipated; and having piled. it seeoaslikely to endanger the eaisiehee of the social compact, or at least to, destroy . that .spirit !,of enterprhe and •induitry, which hat for ages sum:ailed the rank, and consequence of this eountrx l . • It might .have hem practicable' to have avertedl the late difficulties ofindividaais; arising from pub lic causes, but, thrhapplittess bf flunilies forms but a small part of tats calculations of modern states+ tnen i l lioniantls may be thi victims of* their tocasyseLftc mismanagement, they leave every.. , one to helpNswelr as well as, he can., Under' tacit' : a' li/item, lifesaver, .Commerce mutt tr . 'f47)r 'cOnfi s deoco; , and it..ia to be. 'fsia,ead s! thatil`witi 4 l :lltir time, ,remove Hi seat to. `Mloolt . 9r i1ci1e,.,c09. 1 " FbOe'lm l Otattil Airrolitickl 'aggrandizement, and .forcigo conquest, ste - calt.ittlent 'to thoAsppinete - and -well-being of the Piet& ' . . . . caiiinttii c 'Coniitlettyst post of the evils en. der, whiA the 'English `pnaiiiile .are now suffering, arise , direbtly,.. or indirectly, from the B,t v; of gebtienp. • 'Phis establishment has realized the an. Oeiit eibli of PAsnontie Box, and has scattered• prions' species, of Calatisitt , uver this once hippy &audit I It has proyed„ s iven in the body politic, *Rich has been graving tpt asentney, till its mor ttfd has contaminated and diseaped the Whole miss ; and sound politicians musty d .fox, ii`t r s.i for a - pet#s'tiers. of estrrgeentraltibeu . 4 P si similar disoiss i alllVte tie b 47 ; do not object, however, / ni s tkacisml. adniinistratirie i'lhought that is liable. to..greatiob.! , jections) . as 'to the original principles: , dray f0r...; 'mation. objeCt to. it 4:imirristerialtsmeittlf af anticipating the national resources.4s the moon.; hatorjr.af tun: arbitcall.CatteetV7l4, t , fucpa of currency for the discount of prilatatilli, .under. system* of exelbsion and Preferenee7-and at aetilki ° Sig treagirry, to 61(3'6 mous loans of itt notes, on , moo ininloorial otno: ijty„ In these maln featitroS . of ita`,eotabliehtetatit, •it is liable to unems*aleahle objections ; fad It is;' I their,. too evident,' that 'die amend mutt het tip; be bafplarki under restrirtiste tions s - or by itsaperitions, it can scarcely fail to ruin us as 4 commercial people! • . Ingiafted as.,it unfortunately has been on our [ klomestic habits, and itleuti4ed as it seems to'be' with the activity of the 'gaternment, it may, nc. vertheless, be closll . villbont Injustice or danger,* "wither by an appropriailtin 'of the Waste. lands, of •by • a genteel. assess! enton property ) united *0 a plan foclividating piivatis time-engagements:ll ''fir owl annihilating at , once tiin.natinnal debt end. paper-eurrency, siicial monsters,. which have been +, engendered, fostered, end mtbired'hy'the 'Bank or England, that establishment woad Cede Ito' 'any dangeroasi.or even. any Torr . tateittl Obj,ecit. • leis evidenti•that IrithOut its facilities of nagSment, - and of •milltni 'Pertienta on.loanspos 7 . sensed by the bat'llt,"lt4Ott\d.hare hie for the government to have. involved the 449 . in Dearly nine hundred millions of debt! evident, ,that nothing. eats .Ire pereielona A , a r t any •Me who wishes to see the .tneinueboli effeets• 41 I I:11 , 11: • ilosilell4.ocmoenree" x p en p * ,t t oneni,nalivepyo.:yciunti'ft.).);ilytiie so bri tti nal . g in ' 'Oliateektishir., filled.at this. a ime•Vrith . roiiwO'nuingfapturied: not starving palpitation. c ertuin wotkistoplepe .baviog Mir . ' -acsaunts at' the lianit'orratglandrWt Tabont, 4iy uwu of thecapnal whick•they had is tut Bray the poWpf of .1101; ipg, to nomitoupdif wry.: Every tody Itanot the efr,t . pt their mactilnatihni, cloths having.rbeii.ftswol%. Moths& bi • nests.a yard ; and a emit - from thtec nine", to,sia.astod eight pumas! A. g rral•emportattort. of spatilsh wand *wined the 1 1 social:dors ; wool,. fell tpriluat us it noel" ainfthey baire . mat y of•thein`sappeated 'loft in the loatidon.Gazettes IV ft oily. sr Il‘ he sorry fbr• this i• butt *UlillapciilY, the clUect pas bgen to, if '.toe tvcsolleq nesautfasturess alto, and ti? producets stagnation ja thi?bratti ciripanufdcture, so that the. pasilheititre eatable to, maintain% the m , antra - fig:or I It seems tise.amtv.estinserdiautty 'Hiatt Abe baskishoute 6 Warne the to:1 of thc-e, specula tors, becittou talpe Acacias worthy 'Clinernia'aif the Bank (then sub-goyeinor) • :bring in i einiiient masher Myttir,•deatply.etigaged in army omaftwetscit might istive been bolaptd I.litat;tip would.hava know!' ai(•ttatle rombioations," and have tirerked ti.eM in the bad-. - pi r b aj avhipp Ilsty ve beer' disgtthed'i the"ielfeifh ho w vier. istsuflitienetai prove the dangee,4 a stienbrAlein!:iii-• factory tif cairrrney,:: for the purpmeyf diatonntliw 60,,8d e -of 10113)04M 1 thelsowie. of elery *miler of c4Cry gang of Init . Oblige and rnopopolists: • . '-2; . - • •:. se ~ ~ . • -. 4..11 e quetufig,;i9 hf_pain 4 r-sistrency. • negessarity Min e 7 4y one who makes tinsezattigagernents,.and those oq;iitto - he tisreh under the temporary cs!gui;tince of government. W. awe lately had of factitious riarrencv.lo:l,iiiillions of bills"rmaliantyS. :It) 04 .40 4:1 limo's nf'rinuntry hanker's, p.tper, uy. 'u miak. o f gnat of!.lingion4 notes,.and sa) millintua of escliegung hills; • India bonds navy 'bills, Ste, Making e• total id 211' niilliono .of factilitius cnrmacy lf!' The-e have soddenly been' . rekluietf, by loss or public confidence, to One boll: arul .500 U trattettrieh'asid aterchaists, with, p Ifniv of property, have, in consequence, jva ..-n unable 14 meet their Ame•engagreaeats for W - dril of convent , . ; 1 Ore pi clarions to kings tarblt the Dant Direttofs thinCdf the utility of perimattence of their estabiistuiehl, ju,tging only; by the mas‘iseise4 and magnitude of their buildiii,,s. tOnsi2' dcriog the uhiccts of the bunt as originatiiiglia the merourri Of teMorary expediency, as unconnected a ith the pernsibrao cure p , or real wealth of I hecuontty , buthtings,ot half-inco deal would have holed :a' lung as such an estahlishuicat e •il, it Is to he hoped, be aeces!-ary. The present - ina,„si•Er .11 stone buildings cost, however, nothing but a sligat inc. e;ase ut ivies ; bat sbusild they last for ages, the; will be arq imianent of the folly which erected V, mid will stand as a retort' of the drea df u l i lysteto Which they engendered- . . . . to all etu'ulatibii and'indusfry, as an u d n mate pawn , existing tioy wherein slickly, .of creating the sign Of property Anti labour; th.tt currency should al. ways be militating of univers4l and eternal estima. ,lion; and that.if it be not of Foal iiitriosic worth, it will be exchanged by foreiguers.who Vide with . us, for what we possess of univwsal value, and the precious metals must, le coosegarnce , dim ppbar. • .it is.evidcnt, that, as the labour and property of a community is a axed otionlity, measured tky a tellable 'currency; thrt.literease of (ha currency Most increase thetominal ti(lae nt,l44pror . anlf Pro yerty, without aff4rillng anY'ivirbdt of thereased wealth*; .and that soch local T.4lilio.as 141ee. al! commodities, arising from an increase of factitious . currency, must be a further iodueement bra who trade with us, to each Inge our currency for the precious metals, and to carry them oof of the country t. • It is evident, that. if an estahlisliment so mon strous, .as one involving a monopoly of the means Prot discounting bilis, is to be allowed to exist, that it ought to be open to .the whole public, and nut closed *Oat guy good bills, whor•ver may own them, and ought by,tte MOMS to restrict its accom. toadatipas toe* few peculators, monopolists, bank. aadiniddle men. • 48 40,418n1 3 01! theremust generally oxist,adi 7 rectratlntietween the prlemt of Labour and commo. dill's!, iqd the amount al' the currency ; and tissC tbe,edivieci of _prices .must hegicatly and • !innate ! rally accelerated, if...tlii planofactorers of 1 factl. 7 • liitus . arhilrary ctirrincy, alley• it to bear unequally litanchep 'of trade ; or v .3n other word, (and as is too often the case) ) if they give the fret . use of into gangs of spetelaturg, munopolista t and middle men. It is 044 ) Akknt et.merettey gaunt bea i l! . ' 144 in nu.autities t by merchants, bankers; Ind Mono r polists, except„ throu&h . ..tkii single channel, that the character of. the Ampuercial part Ilf the City of London . mist late. that proud spirit of in. dependence wttick . formerly diatingalshed .it ; and that a sentim,ent of, for aubserrienh Ond fawning sycophopcyjo the. Bank Directors, and the me*. svgs. At the t*IE, .m.9lt prevail in every man who rear . di the iennbition of Wealth ea a'prkinury oh. ject p Or strhowtpild nett see hiAnisoie lOthe4,ndcri 4t „ e feiclen't 010 o 1 the r . firee or iliesiselves might t,4 b e persons wholly inders , desit 'a n y, necessity foralaistrcei and that MS14401:1 cite afaies id• ' oovernor; Suls.ocivernor, skahld not be allowed to teasa disconnlin/aeconntiotod.ln thio 'inty to play into teach others lianas,lherldxy. Oct+ 4ng [Mir own prltiteinWeit Its &aerates to thist of, others, frqns a stock Wltiell; since 'the ,Foorric lion Bill, most be ebtetidefil as puhlic Koppel.* is evident, if bank . .vette* ate issued et plea. pee on mere government pr ministerial security, . that they have to that 'extent '(and'it is very eon .illtlttrable), the inherent timpanists of gssignat s ; it making no difference - Whither they arc issued in the 'firstio.startce.frOm theiressury or the 0464 if they ar9,lssued for. the accommodation of .the tritallaryi ' 'aind ou nontlsee'than treasury security p.B. • • jf the pao.W,of England must, trent• an unhappy Weeeisity,:coatinue its operations without a •rir i al (arid a rival bank Would correct all its evils, which arise crept •MonOpoly), I contend that it torulree too sieat a . stake to lie:on4ded to the manegmoits of a set of men,. or., family meripmet, who, though honest; well-intentioned, and honourable, have their personal interests to , terre, and Cannot, from. their habits and edneatiOn, have those liberal, and exiendetl political views, it_. hi pai are tie. cesefry so. wield, without prejudice to the public, . • , . • A s c omyk baronet, in a very sHly pfnuttilei, a6ltaance of Currency as 'a 'Woof of wettlitr; in other words, isestik!akes the sign of the ping which may be t .. .it'll is ;mien tely mere:tied, tor, tholhMe'llself ; and he forgets.. or choose, to•forget, the dilfereoce , :between the atr.olute tied intritee worth oCq thing, au4 its relative nominal value in cgrreney. k441.14ie.n4e4f in America is tvrirtlt Ris. tplarter 3 and in 'Ettglatilt'..pvisnA to 'a' fact itiuus' or superabundmit Currency, it h.. anvils I%)s. it ' l4 etidelit,that if an American van carry' awsiyhadlion.fax.a4litp-load.of: wheat. he a ill matte his (or. tnoe. ts,it then to be triodewd, tam the precious tbetals are ikstiOliiiiring :tutting us ? No man Will carry bitnk-popec-1 4 .11, foreign <votary fur his roilinutdities, hut having oittainie4 ilapk-liaprr 'rich ,ke WES eassirage bauk-Oer tut itld i or silver, 'and' carry these a way' with him.: t 1 have been told, that a regolar xylem of espionage Icor ? gatiieetf. Mid 'that ili4epitots toil credit regidttud !•ythe Tv. partsof spies! ' t)f:ettgrse, this Petit:lt seit,vt orgatti,itta ,, ; It • to/laalY:bPdogelnired a Coma; Mee of Ponta:neat. At miy . rye it is•ceriatit, dlin,rherfur system of' yassalisile foi s it t • frntlf there being bit imetti.firliank as .st.r book ,)( t000i; there tielogn l Court o f .4ppe4 and front 'top se•erfioil nerd exiliasiuo yt discounter:. At present,. werri . tinta aye 'toe 'loots; vassall, 'and • sYclophAtittr at • the . Bank. au'S exist tad . &wish sti rho pleasure or the !tank, Ant its puny ditect• o y. tiropo, o rronoo..dte.aloi% fareweil t I the ancient void elm. • r'rittter of tite•pritih Mercfiiiiit, who is the char .`cure fit'Bittlittni)tes and Hankiliscounts ln . , § It is 4 friet, that the &tremor nod Directors of .this Hick, ;,hitveeachllietr,kwq sliseadliting urc•itint, and it may he 'pre.. *mtli,thisr• that! Way, Kood taro' if on, another, aiN'imeht forth% self-denying orniiiinge. or ffor; , .. liantenestrourdihterfere. bare•faced tout these e4ro, „ y :,... ine l A. mat . ilisc..•unts to otiief• with horrible ..iprice, tit oftenvi se hoop men't credit wlittoat ifrotice or realm, who Mitke'itakitinee at.plettsursi Ip!lallOte."ileive". 4 e.,, ,4 ' 7I 'ISS .requiriatweitiillbeita'../or iulo tric-.• no cf)KIC tat;tteir.- , mutual contrasioqs.; tt l at!:rotlctietif ai• I to co n. ••t . !intli• dilatoutt far the 'overnaf,.§tti?..govrio•4; 4 oireirm , ,• 'and thiletimilie•, syfria.;4l dpvistlic.?yes of "IL public sa,ih.s • atill , sl.2trai-.: tin dootir csotlortil , ri pill he Woad to bliventte pedal:tali* oritiree 11/f fq)fr'100001, . • • . • bAllk.011:14 • ' .; . • tl A ,proles.sed, nrofessional. orator,. who it lent •r. sn o r ,; pr r eto . of bsok stoek„coneeded rotharjotia4i,ra ,setr, or her citents, whop Ite:l4,oly statl!.d. in ilks4initsloist , been nit in‘troment erntitent. to the ailiouut t :l ptjitte4. . • tit.. titiW•ta ifiChallk-flOtell.. 14 I rip 11.1401, to Aijol .41h ft e • iC Leg ;,.ive ackuriskdeeo r l / 4 ...cpcieqstie akigtilliti! ' tntht t howeier, ‘T , hlther an ) buitk r uoki,e7kreW the* paid r sire tomtit i•better than itto.ttry •-•euri a $ t;:o Wt.. fur the bills of •the artificial classes. - .t41 whic,lt titit'y ..its Rook profess.l to.licep account, Hite') ii•prive of little mut .4 on a ( lay of.general reckonisa,. I base di: rattly stated, Ow t p Flunk profess.. , ► close a. count!' with rg 4 l rap t; :Isis, maim+. - • users, and' pi s• veils bulk, nett ritieutii.‘ges only am dile men, speculaton, bankers, and monopolists ! ~ ~r,...-..~. , i