The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-14 00:00:00

ti .... . . . . • 4 %4.. - T~ It alit baloand by .4ast - _ price of gold is ascribed, by most Of the witnesses, entirely to an sileAed scarcity of that article, aria. log sent of an unusual demand for it upon the Vonti. vent of Europe. This unusual demand fur gold upon the Continent is described by some' id them as heiag chiefly for the use of the Prencli - armies though iticreascil also by that state of alarm, and fai' tire of conlidenc.., which leads to the practice fi,c hoarding. Ytotr Committee are of opinion, that, in sound and natural state of the British currency, the foundation of which is gold, 119 increased &mato!: for gold from other parts of (h werld, .hoWever . f,oni uhatever causestan have g s arising, the effect of limbic* here, for a . cunsidurabit period .if time, s material rise in the market.price of gold. lint before they proceed to expiate the . gronints of that general opinion ; they wish to state, iopne oilier reasons able"' alone would Mate tint ther m t doubt whether, in point bl fief; such a deinand fir gold, as is, lleged s has ups atql in the mimeos, Sup s ti.sed. .et If there were an unusual demand for goltuport the Continent, such as could induence its market, price in this country, it weird of * ctiarsi,induence. also, and indeed in the first instance, its price in the. Continentsl markets i and it was to be expected. that those who ascribed the high price here to a great demand abruad t 4irtild have been prepared to stale that there was a Cutre:speeding high _,price abroad. Your Committee* did not find that tbey 4 ground-d their Inference upon any inph,iiptormal.., Lion ; so far as your . (Conimt . :ttee li t re beep ena bled to ascertain, it does' net splicer theft, *rind the period when the price of jai() bullion was rising here, as valued in our paper, there was any cor responding ris e in the price of gold hellion in the , market of Ott' Continent,. as vale* Is „their re- , iertive Ciirreucies. Mr. Whittiore, *eel, the . late Gosernor of the Bank,, siated,, that in his opinion it was the high'price abroad which hatteer. vied our gold coin out of this country.; not offer to your Committee any prOof .of price. Mr. Greffulhe, a Contineatal Merchant ' , win) appeared to be remarkably well informed in the detai's of trade, tieing asked by the Committee, if he could state whether.any change had taken place in the price of gold In any of the fit reign markets within the last yea: ? answered, 66 No very mate.. 4 rial chino that lam aware of." Upon a Wise. quent day, having had time to reft:r to theeettial prices, he again stated to the Committee, 46 I keg leive to observe, that there has been no alteration, of late in the Mint i.rice of gold in foreign places, , nor have the Market prices experienced an advance i at all -relative to the, rise that has taken place in England:' one of the parrs I have delivered chews the foreign pares reduced into sterling moneyet the , resent low rates of exchange, and the excess above one market price may he considered as,aluitit i equal to the ch trges of conveyanee. ", ,The ppm he refers to will be found in' the A ollestd,ix ; arl . stiis statement made by' Mr. Gran:the Of !Mk "pi light upon this part of the sohjecti as it,atiews l that the actual [Weed of geld, its the foreign mar kets, are just so much lower than ks market price here, as the differeace of tiehange timoolati to. Mt. Greffelhe's paper is confirmed • lir another, which been laid before your CoiUmbtee. Mr. Abra ham Goldsmid has also stated to your Committee; that, -tiering that part of last year when the market p ire of gold here rose so high, iI price et Hain. b • r4ll did out fluctuate more than from 3.0 4 per 'cu. it. Here your Committee must .' oir f serre, that boils *t liamburgkind Amsterdam, where_ the measure of value is not gold, as in this country,. but silver, an unusual demand for geld would sallect . its money price, that is, its price in silver: end that.as it does not appear that there has been apy, cousider.• •ble rite in the pries of gold, as valued in silver,. at those places in the list year, the inference is, that there was not ant' considerable increase in the do.. e l and for gold. fliat permanent rinks the market• pewit of gold above its Mint-price, which apnea* by Mr. GI% ffolhe's paper to have taken place fur: seyeral years both at Ilamburgh said Amsterdam" may in some degree be ascribed, as your Go n. cunt:Ave, 'to an alteration which has taken place in the relative value of the two precious metal. , all-over the world concerning which, teseh curious and satisfactory evidence will be found in the Appendix, particularly in the documents laid Isefoie your Committee by Mr. Allen. Front the same ceise, a fall in the relative price of ail? • r appears to have taken place in this entente, for some time before the increase of our paper PAP. runty began to opeeille;,`:- Silver-having falloff inils reiativemlne to gold . th the• world, go!d,htta popfarg4 to rim in price in those market* - whore ailter is thiLttletr an t e, and silver hati*a ;veered:to • tell lig ilkso,lllifite .. • Buhl Is the fixed measure. , . ti .wi h resin et to the alleged deems of so eliOlb the Confident fist;thelp i ttli Acjim Prone* armies, v eest Commit:Ol y tbr" ,Ri, , r 3 —.--- -.--,,-,;-- ~. ,a.aisk.tilfAct iiltse, !!!, t§o, W the is anti'ort6ti' 4'l Chest. Irse. - heen. latterV Winch litcriatild" 'T i '.i.. ap t il ii ii ir • - e r(nr9p,e, rWit gold' has hey" ilignielniY•it til !ti p Nt . qtystitity which this great eonnierkaf CiittaVY.Kn i lplired,, in cow l , 4 „,.,,e,. to th e auhiglittoti,..4 kaithVr ake 4 inuklik! - cire•tlation. •kid )?piiki Comnditonfittnaat plait*, • Sharking, that - — bales h e . eirdisoptances ..tejto 'ight occasion' Mich - an t ineicgsod .dernagii may i *, evilly It ice ciliated in'.'slOini tl e gie than at foram o er i s i,i, yet In lhefortnir wars .iinircOnsuisions 4. the Confluent., the, must hue ektstid.ia such s fly .1 degree as to produce anon" ,e0it,.. 1 tr . Pratteia D ar i ng 1,3 9 very jusq ... rder" . ii. the :en Teere War and to th a t Irmeri'ala 4.ig aPd rem., FPfs: that no w'ant of littifforiaaslli 1 lelt,ittiliik conii,i'. . try. Avid upon - riferiii . ii: for Is. cancae. of posa: to the tuble.s wliiiit ire ti.u6.lilhe fur the use Ai the merchants, such iii L r o it v., psti..otllirelli o t, 4 halls Connie of EictiOn - o,4 : 4yr..cpattpittea h. l l7titj round, that from 1141- nvididle prihey e o 177 , 3, Whsill the reformation of the kiftl: iAln took `placp, i sliti shoat the middle of the le - 41i l'pt); two pus Ilifisi the s u spension of the cash payments of .thefwhi; the market price of standard g ild is bars rinn)iiiiiii. 4 1 steadily nniform at the prjp:Af, ,17tigig.10,4111114 . with the small ailowanenfor 1# tiiitmcittyso ; Mint, equal to vhe Adiaiippi..Atalt4,l9V witb the: czcep4ol tiros* yistioql". P • ..A-A.l ii.4;tl • 34 - - a 14 .vgia A... 9414 • •F , 'WSW/ 17111WVViiri —t '0 - Casino - Ay 1a- Doting of r , oB me MOO' to be nuticed, the price o f ortiogal _Old coin was occasionally as high u 41.. 2s. ; and your Committee also üb. serve, that ii coq, to to the Lords'. Corm. Efoultoitteelo 111iitlandi . 4 b. 1141144,-100hht funnily "obliged 'tip buy., gold 4the .110041Wittlit prietik`-hodispuir One tiftatiott -Shhts is meth Art it . Sewall. germ, eitie iFtifiktil*lstettifitritehr,id• Mot Poilogiati , Os , Or; yttotla!mootifteo . 6tid j 0114 they linen Oft :$ 1 0144 OP 3 0 .)1164.1it id' tamer for 'Serf-R.140r hi time nOlerietki .41iOti, • it* Mint price , ileritist'llw - whole Wri . o4 :Turfs *166 eltried ?testae sit,! formatieo d .coin'to theeesponsion Of Ow P l 4 l 1 34 101efsta of the Baeltr Tivateralttelkorentiiitt able pertuds prlor ttilbe pseiciti !whets the nioriket r • price u(sold . jo this &totter has eittiseded•Obr - iliitt , price, sere in flee, reign id IliineWitiiinw, silver coin was .veryintith i wiero belew;thostatidattl f mot to the early part of.leis preastat'Majesty's reigo, when the goldeoirf oat wdro touch below its stand. In both those *Periods; the victim - of the mar. het, price of gold Shure ifs Mintpriee was foetid to die.opiug to the bad state of 'the termite, ; and in ;both ,inetances, the reformation of the currency .eifecroally lowered •the market price of gold I. the Isaacs of (he Alta prim:- •lluring - the wholeof-the ,years 1796 and 1707, in which there wessuch ,oksreity of 'gold, occasioned by the great demands ;4 Otis Country hawkers, its • order to increase their its, the market price of •guldecver role above , • • Yotir Conimitiht• hive still further to remark oiKut . this point, that the cridotoit bald before them. has led them to enturtaitslinectilloobt bf the alleged ; fact, ,that a Scarcity of goklVilon , hav been. re ,centiy :experienced hi this •centiniry.' =That-guineas. havelAuppeared• from Alturciitiiilutko%; "herd Mite Nn quehtlute; :hot that does nut tro*u eiturcity.4 Atulhoo, tip ,enure than the high price 'proVorthats usteity,.. - 1 1K.041 is 'rendered •dirar :Ist any ''lstket. ,caws that scarcity, - those.who:caunOt purchase:lt, liithout paying the high' price, •wlll4e•vertapt-40- Anchttle.thatit is SC , SICC. A Soy :extensive -Mooing), ,plealer who •was esautinuel, •and. who , 'poke very APNA .the scarcity of• gulik acknowledged,- Oath, foetid • no difficulty iwgetting any quantity 'he mattcd t if . he . .weiwilliurter'pay the price for it. • 'oil it• mopes: s to your Culuiriittet;. l thisilbottgit is,' the course Or the last y car there hate bamv•hirge et. purtatiotsof geld to the-COntinesstoltertr have 1 1440 also very 'considerable importatioWs•of it 'into this ,country rora South Ainerioa, chiefly through' the West Indies. Tho changes which hivertffeeted Spas and Port ugol, coos bined 4 witli our maritime and Com. mercial advantages,- windd :seletn - to •have • rendered this , enunity .a donne' through which the produce ef * Abe epines of Yew' Spin and tins Brazils pm:to the,rest..,.of the World. "in truth a situation, the import, ,or bottiqo •aestliolo - give -us the epporta. eity.of first supplying horse/res.-and -omit render rhig the last of the great marketai, kr widely iscare :city of that, article wilt be fell. '!'hid is remark. .stsly illestruted by the fact, that Porto4al goldeoin is, now soot regularly 'rein, this:country to the cot, tan-srttlem tit iii the -Brazils;: Perurniebuct4 and 114ranheits* while,' the diillart are , remitted io eon. siderattic • joibillies to this oottutvrefripos: Rio jetties - a. -.; it is important also to observe, that the rise in the market price of silver in this country, which has nearly corresponded to that of the market °price of etittoi in lay degreebe ascribed to *Scarcity fit..4l!ter. Thesintliortations . of silver bars' of late ,Favelsnen ortuseally Wei while the lutist .draio ' .(et,jeidie and China hasisoen Stopped. :, f • these rearms; the :Committee would be itiefited to than thous who ascribe the high Price of ,gold to en tsunami demand for that •artielc, sod : , coeseqoent scarcity, asmonefacta as , certain; of w hick there is 'iso evidence. • . • • • . EThe Committee proceed to digress, under sepe.' releibelids• the different questions , which the coml. .thsratletiat the isbjetat present..- We ueo, give the, peers) result of the iniettigmion,' as •it dtas termi.. .sited in arecOmmendation to remove the restric. 11w; on the 'Batik, and insert • the opinion of the "Cummitteb on that point in detail.] • Upon a review of all the- facts and reasonings which hare been submitted • to the maids:ration of e xpo! Oplansittce, in the course of their inquiry they have formed an opinion, which they submit to the House:—That thcre.lo at present an-excess in -the piper circulation of this country, of which the most uttiniitivocileytiptoni is the very high price of bul. lioq, and next to that, the low state of the coati. ectitafetehanges ; that this excess is to be ascribed to the pant Of • a sufficient check and controist in the Wiles if piper from the Bank of ,flugl.rod; anO,ori. etnailY l to thestisitensinta of cab payiuentr, which. re :unwed theOaturat and true coutroul. Fur, upon.. geoerel view of the subject, your Committee este( opinien;that no safes certain, and cosstantlyidee. I.uate provision agaiast an excess of paper currency, .cither occasiowal or permanent, can, be, found, ex. 444 the ioavertibility, dell such populate ape. etc. YOar Ponintittoo cisanot, therefore, but km . stegian.to.t'egret, th*flie suspensions of cash pity. riebets:Ohich, 'fi f the most favourable light in .which . 11'enit ' he'riewod, Will only a temporary measure, bat Alpo "e,onoaotol. so long :--asnl s particeierly, thatby 'the manlier in which the preset" continuing Act- its 'framed; th,Ocharacter shoultilegskiNSW gigue to it ors Persistent war Measure. ~;;;s", • :Tetar r oteasittee conceive that it Would be Ruby; ta m Oat 'Oef, in detail, the diesgrantagei which Melt MO' to the • coustry, fetwany such 'll4eitil i 'et,' cerceocy as lower* its •relatiee etatee of truth an aigoseitntkin of upon .611 tnottey teaneagions - of time; the tiiiatteidatile itijotry eoffqed by arsaultalsts, Lod , by • Oviiiint*.s dist:Option, :14mt _pririte *ad P ._ • advotook,goliood..by • i ii i sktr veimiteuVaid . il l — . .r debtorei ere eats • tft?tfoll9-lO...*ittire t3ify,ais4 :too repeoatiiii, juslffee be, :mkt. Amway. .By. fie Spites* to Merit t.; 114111 n ti arile hillhenintraitat 40HipivAsiiii*seopri. the roe ;Pi wakelvjt:4 1 0 • Itakiiik . morel ;#0. 411 t540: ebierlip:*llidt-tiiipirs in tint value of '00!090.70 0 4411*-00diatiiiiroilmitiOaa:oi Is ' '1441410 fee plot V0 1 0 1 . 1 . 10 41-0 1 1b 414,1,04$ litelK ~: ~ ~. 1 .. . ... < I • 1 : ~:~: : , T ~ .!• t . . . .~ •~_.~: .'! :A • --~-~_ ~- . 7 • .... -- -...—. - --- ae .111cr,r-s.re , —.—. - -,. : • liiiiiiiists, whose pay, if once raised in Dos. ..sequessee of i depreciation Of inoney,. cannot so coaveniently be reduced otitis to its former rate, owes after money shall hate recovered its va. 411 e. The fetal* progress of thesis incouvettios. ,elate:' wad evilly if nut cheeklSl l ,l . .Mll‘t, *I so gillq distasste.of time, 'merit a prictidtft• - cotivktiosi epos che minds of alt those Whil'iday:dllo, • donbt ,their existence; hut• mien if • tlitie tiedifelifilit' increase , were lese• probable thialf apped ? ri to yOti Commit. 'tee; they cermet help'egpressisig cis opiates that thej *levity and honour of' Pailiiiiniat .itti"itenCeraed 2 ,l sive* entherliei lonics; than ii 'required by ha* 'diode neeessity, the continuance in this groakeqo4,l =inercild country of a, gystun of ciectdallous in whiftl/j Abet natural check - di idietireitt ii abient whisd.lt , maintains 'the rattle' or niiitiey' and, by the .I*lt.m! tneviency of that cototisoiciAndatd Of salve, securt. the su bitantlal. justice Ind fitill of Monied contra/ and obligations between 'mail lad-man. . Your-Committee moreover beg leave to *dwarf t.• Oh temptition'to resotit'eold4piecialion evil ef Algol lutist of the gold coin bf.aspalteratien Oltheetandel aid, to which Parliament Ida Might' bienbjeiteill 'by a great and long cotillimed 'excess 'of painiry' This has been the resource' Alf 'many Government*: ender such circumstincet silt' le the obvious sod., most easy remedy .to theta!! in question. But I ts is unnecessary to dwell mi thikbreach of public faith , and derelictioa of I. prillery duty of Goseramatit which would manifestly be Implied lit *preferriii4 ill, reditelloielf the cobs town, to thkatindlikVul lbe , paper, toils° , restoretioll of. the Relive la.' the legal( •stantlard of the coil.. • ' • • - • • ~ Yunr Committee, therefore,ltivtres4 0 . 64 atilt and deliberately considered thiiitib ect, 'visor( It to the House as their opinion, that the system of . tho circulating' medians of thel ekreary . Ought. to, be brought back‘ *lth as Mitch agiril asompatible, .with it Wise and leicestiq'ciset On, lb **k. c a original 'Principle of cash Parotids!' at the ifittua of the holder of Ilink.paper. '• • ' - * ' • -Your CatainittCwhate - undrOstood that rentedics r or pallistirdef it - 'tliiretihttniture 44, Pico pia. - jected; sitar es a"tioithitsb4' !iniipstiint , of the . amount of Bank advances and dteitiiiiiii, during: the • continuanctiof the luilikitalin4 or ' i compulsory limitation . dering the dittitoll4liirii at"the ,rote of Bank profits and. divldetidel, by carrying the zars , plus of profits aboielhat rate to the publicskeosuL But; in the judgMent' of y,otir 'Coin nii tien t such .in. direct schemes thr lisritiathig! the' 'illegible evils re: setting trout the suspension of cash payments, ,would prove wholly ioadeqpiate ,dr that purpose l , because the necessary PrOfAirtion Could never be adjusted, and if once tiz6d, might a l :gestate !Cr'g 'Much the inconveniences of a iiinpisy premised,' ;mid even if: their efficacy' abald'berfasole to appsec t [ they woeld'be Objectionable, as athcise hertful. mot *proper iiterferenctiffith the'rigliti of cut twrcial IltoP•rlY• ' '''' ''''. '' ' • • • .."' '; ' •,1 - • l'i. According to the best jtidgniset. year -diiinisitiee ... , law been enabled to fortn, - no sufficient rctitedy fin the intsent, or sitiorityfor'the future tin. bepaitited soot, eacept the repeal of the law Width Susiicads the I Gish payments of the Rank of EsgtaOd. la, cffectiacso important t; COO change, • your .; tialterisCre Of 91 .. sieloitt.dilfieultles must bit elatrtnieride,-nktif tba Airy are some ..cestingese stailiere to 'this:lltlisgartait' which it Ooghtimest carefully and litesmits te, be' guarded. Bet on I thane ear be ctfeetualkytmovided. for, ispeatatistiog to,theOcrititge of thalliok;lisegitheraliesteseeeif, pcipilvOiajaq eora pletiortho operatiograilaod 'by allowing .t f , ti.‘iar v ik,.lo ample a period!oCilitati for tkeitth . ol,goo,.iti - Al,. will . be more-Athea .solifieimet : •iik cicinta l , ilk-• 10114:Nietion . .. ,Ta ;'the discretion,, ezpirldecf'. eet ; lutegrity of .: the.. Directory:4g . the lAAtk,.yoor.,cotihreittco i believe that 1 Pattie.: al_...r‘a3, a r sof,IY. - ailtruat • the cliatge , of. elfecdng that LYl.4Bl7 l trltattiouf scary le its wiadeindeturmine spot, ;A gec i estotry to be effected i . and that tite,Directors ut liii ;coat itistitu'ion, far from snaking themselves', s c i Sr* with gtopa.wholiare is temperer/ interratrin 1 ipc!adirt IllitoN . will tete* mock longer tiewoffthei 'Porluaneut..intereets of the Bank; as. iudissublltly yend.ed ;with, those of the public. .The particitter l agt?deolgrip.duallx,.elfecting the resumption of mob , keyetenti ot s ifit, therefore, in the opittioa of you,' ,co,noliqee, to belch is a great measure to the dis.: cireAoikpf . the ,Itiok ; and-Parliameist ought to-du k ... nu t ! thin to fi x, delieitively,-,the tiata et which fA .., irkliipelltS are to become, anbefore t compulsoryt , . Altrted a‘lowed ought to be ample, in order that t i ank D:irdctor,s may feel their way, end that, bay. ha" constant .watch upon the varyingeircumetsnees list (night . to guide them, and availing themselves ugly Of ft t tin ra btu ci ! Tutus fances,t heresy tread back their stmi). 2 ets ly, and may. preserve. butts • the course I ill theittfp\stAkirs As a t;oinpany, and that of public Mitl;Conicairtial..eiettit y pot otialy,sefei. but uuem. littpregie4 l , .. ~ . i . , •,': ..,..•;r.- : ~ 1 1 6 1 1t.tbia view, y4llr Committee - would 'suggest, thht the .restrietinn.tiik cosklisyments connot sefuly ho reot4tsetlak an wiser steriodstliao two years hum Orcillulifitor ;. bt, PrOr.,Otinehlttra artrof apit ifoo;ffiat ga ily provisionaoghtst6 be made by Par. liaassiolyr,tcrialaitong s ity this end of that peridd, ihtt Uswiteli?n. 'Oki, ; hay c ud ;, &flute* 'which ,' i i i i i m sed .9 114 =IOWA tires tesariction.'. . ~An suggesting. thiairriud of two years,: isktrehiscootoreilooke4 the Orritu!slonL the law 'tali& at present, .thadiaok would pelted to psy in cash at the. end of sin let. the ratification of a definitive great) , or, peas° if petco. were to be cesiclitded within that' recinonieiuGtian of your Committee might have the effect of postponing. instead of ar the resumption of payments. But your ar•o4Okiniatut that if peade wets, imam:distal ratified l ia the present state of our circulation/ be most hazardous to corneal the o.ank to titontbs y ind would befouud*wholly itui Indied,the restoration of peatse,by opening , . ' 4i. of .pqmasercial enterprise, would mtiltiply,jki '. abridging the &mends upon the Book for,' aim and would render It pecelisrly distresi ' -170 . 'Ali commercial wt id, if 611 . 840 k Nati • . 4 n'llla materially to.resteictdisetuissies. our *C the 4 kre therefore of opinion, that 'even 'lf '"peg.' ' - iill eutervenc,„two yeas, shoat( bo given to, for ramobleits paymentskbitt !bat eves . Should be prolong d, 0 40. • patine ittiseldltaik ,fumed by 60.0i4 . at that, . r . : • tat Viiiittaiii*l t ir tiOs ugspiiiiiii 044 •. . • . . . , .. '~R . i~. •~•. •,i rt' -• ' , 1 • ;.'4. -4.. „~ Ok/Trift' • :II - 61,4 ; fa ca .$ • .1.1 Acc,a' fAvicp , • . . ' • / 190 • • I ionsideroloe of the posaible occurrence of pulite circumstances, witicirmay bethought hereafter to fi e r i 4l nisll an argueniiiin-favour of so me proloogation ui 'the •pionsed Period of resuming cash papheots' n even in•favour of a new law f u r th e i r tempor r; rustsiction after tkuPsullt stall have upend. Ti:.); are; Itiaileveri far. firoMr., anticipating _a neressit t i frisk id IttliiiV;?isflts,"&a ruing to the p resent ifyilion. ti t 4 ‘0 44100 TH. a new measure of re, atfiCliorr.edilltistkisuMsoseti at any time to arise, it ciu )1,• 44cl4.lgok,Yrq illiiiuded, as you r Coniminee :greloki Ott ill etgia drifie foreign exchanc s ( w hi, k , b 4, ii.,,w' oft gll4wirldr* . a, abundantly she wu th e ' Bsutk itself' have'4lii•Voerar power of cuntroul. ir * Jag), !bat on a political state of things producing, e e like): eery knoll to' l lilibtl uee l . an alarm at home hilt. f in* $0 so, indefinite / 4cm a 64,, tor cah fur domestic . 'Agtos e i 10:it tiiii!t berisepossiWo for any banking m e , rtdi f fiblisdrit to prir*lrreagd?nat.. A return to the ordi. , iiact eysteris of Bank kag i as, on the very ground of:h z late etttetrigentfall orthe eiehatiges l an.l high plies lor g old, peculiarly requisite. That alone can rite. saltily restore general conlitletaits in the value of ,the I eirmilitliag nitatiout of the kingdom; and the s er i ous expectittion'of this event must enforce a preparatOry redoctlon of the 'quantity ofpaper t and all other med. sores which accord with fhn tfitil vinciples of batik. ing. The anticipation of thit 'title When the Bsak will be consttained 61 Uperi,.. may also Ere exp , cted Co contribute to theinspavviknetit Of, the exchanger ; 'whetcas A peitPoisemitelof this:ice, .so indefinit e 4 that of B it m o nd& iirtiffltfe ttiiffi s intrion of the war, lied °epeeist?) , in the tiur4fof arsigiebettgecuntins. log to felitwhieli more shad more would generally be perceived tb irhe front an skiers of paper, and a consequent depreciation of it) may lead, ti 1141er as Unfavourable state of public atfAies, to .su ch a .140 tar ' of tunlidente (and e'speciaßY amisnegfoaeiguers)is the determination Of Parliament to . eittiree a retur a to the'prbfetaufd' standard *of . tbe:ApriOsrit: nr gay. merits, as may dash Co prockpPalv 'time* further. fat t of . theerebangcs, and read to ;cuesequineei at oars the nide disereditable and. dia.istioass. . . •' Although the detailt of five best mode of return. ink to cash - peyote:ti l ts titled to he left id the disci. "'tie(' of the 'Batik .tif Englandi: as. already. stated, 'certain pitivistutts 'would. be noaessary, under the . -authorit ofiltarlientiest, both • fur illo cativenienre IF the. tank iiseif, and for the security of *tie •ottlief kelitsgii l 4lll . lsinctits its this country sad .;ia .i t i k iii .. ...:• rave , . .t,..,,, • - '•' irclasittiMinitlee CiaiCei ie it may be convenient 'ferittki Blink' to he.pbausittuti ,to issue Notes under titiilifi t hr.s). fUesotilii- little limb after it had re. isituidisityteeits in wecie., fur ••• IVlvill'be enure/teat also the Chartered Banks Of Dibasic!' and .saolod;.111i4 all the Country Bank% ithat - they :reacted not-lie cwinpllctl to pay in specie litillekdandlltild'aftesi Thu eimuinption of payments in l'ediali'llk:lhellgVniralllEWAhind'; bit that they should • ei4itide T6V a! Vitt* iii god' upon their *Envies t fuot. it iit'llill'ng qtalifogi sAr their oral notes ea (lc- Watill ' Ilkiik'ro'" _ .. lieition was sada wherein a pink( fee itetqlita tratla without Tiw Jedge iketione, he said, ally but the beo void the appli. .obert Fa u With 7 .s6k4t A ' - Weight an i ci l °" * l it s i ticeioverli t c' hi fecovqr An estate, consist. in be ' a4fili of Ididg4ti the parish of .Qufthill. A . wait number 'llkuiriaters.Wbittlis and bap. iiiiiii j ' lied ,ieilleral fetide.apreading .genealoipeel elitlei, niliti'itsqvakicenriii , Coart : but, thaugh Mr. Jas. "ili.C 4 Gliclikiholiit alto, seemed, to think .that the i ftardtielliPitiOtliat zit*, yet the 0 41 f7 g ale a Weiliet fuliiftelkesent possessor, • r.l JtAffRIED.- ito"rnmey. PetePTilrotte 'Rev of Harlingeoilkedriki Ili •to Mr-. CI ;soy 4slllttimell . - 'EN:obery Vatatiperi 106, lon. Of the later Tempts. A* Rs 4.• ,ittathp, Uarrill.. , 0.1 - Smitr.tity lak:,`itt.4ll. Paul's Covent-gardlegiandli Ilikkief: Rap of Nautptoo o Middiebex, to Miss Phskreatfitft • • • mow ~lAely, Thomas Crowe, Esq. of S'lnwe oeheiPailso is Arne Newnhato, daughter of the late George Newehmoireh one Of hhillthjesty's Citootel.' . . . • •DI ED.. - • At Uxbridge, on Wednesday last, in, her 90th, year, Ma :week wife of Mr. James, Surgeon. and &milker d 6011111 Daniel .Nortwn, Esq. of the same place. * SaturJay last, at but house An,fidaachealerglired..Pa'ne Bryan, hod 78. • I On Suturday. last, at Leiceslo, Rlclsaid" 1 1 1. aged 6 . 5 . •ob theliti ult. on his plunge from Lisboa, Lieut.-C* l 4 Di'emmend,'of the 3d, or Old Burs. • Op the lst inst. at Stnae#harst, Lancashire, Thotnas Big. of Lulwortb Castle, Ontset, • • Yesterdify inornino Ist his lodgings. Great Resself-streel , Major Silvester Ramsay, late of use Hon. East toga Oar Pany's:Sert ice. . • Ou Saturday last, In the twastieth l of his age. siucerrly I Taittented by trik/who torts Islw.lig, ,Lcareri sw of Mr. Itaberi Leader, uf..ldiagt9Tdl7-' *4l'l ,Piblitt 114 tow /4 s, la 10 /We' Meet-rireet. , . it lu :,..:, --- liel, .----: ltitbr Rtighod4. pa per. ' Y% r Or , ,‘, . • p0i......... -44.. H, -7.- . • 1 f li t Illy 1 4 Viatki4iiirees t. , applici h t er io: ~, : ti lt ditcytAicii::s z se,s uw e d f . , .114111 " j. 'rvett a slar apprenticeship. 4 l if f !l s Zt h ilii• rataiinandy of to 1114 *Sifti i freakisi .11;beoloteautuki; ii,o, 'Willa siinti l li tille 9 sight asiinst any hillitle k il li • *Ad ko tettscd l le lnei l u , a t7IT- - r` ' Cilf9it. , ' 4 l ~,.1 ., . R be . r • AtAeVtiWititizet, Mr. 0 ,' a 'Vtias.siirt Vaicester.squate, VAL.{ 4 'a.m. a ci_t,L.__ rpritree an ..all MOM . VIG. WV ; . • ' shack • hate IMPRESSEP with a aellthatillifitilsit ' (hit tiwlr i:!Ai -I: i-f ) - 41-14,4041iva1a the visual plavihas'bileShhedy MAW? „ far Qum .t e c ih othe ma avdAmp s raved e in thew proiessimiGlGGlPlifortt .-af , fte ivit r lt 247 ttabated lelitti e tt liPrrienCe' ig nioar L the esti e ' ~..1 ate, that, as anCee.e,usaleee tl ties be. Chan. ‘reolialti:eWritt te r t i li ee e-fiTnseaceoLillieitimialgeher rnr lolltas aftei les the tore of them c0mp td1 1174 e 11 3 441 61 4 4": law—i° 400; so that ties brat, seraihlens allure mitti he of the iiist m en i el l orsecii ck I l arked 9 A /Id 3"114t gsgnsot I t M i t y l:t 4.e , irn t d i t r t i nt i t il y c Z r(!soMuelaol):Edetititlegt le I : l CCOZ:ling t° ,41 .6 44545 Y f=.4hr,WOrtbt rellna t ' a lu dTing in r elY t= P fa riti t4 l°oBll : ri • C u sigitiso. ct. • ikliftiOne halikt, lehg resilience in warm climate, his . . • tcylnit,'or stay Adair ! Cuise producing a deficiency of man! c'' Itatteity t to. be E r. iheyiatiest may rely oft a speedy restoration to Wm ° , itob,it WOltiti. '. kw. -1 7 i r i et 400 Pim if ottiag Strictures of the in ci_," ° 'been at e mealier twerps. Stricter?' of we A z 4 ;t ig ,„ - . • . , have yielded Cu their treatment in w' ) P iI YPA . I • •• ' 1 1 1 r 1 4 4 1 . i. t , '. lb - "!' kits. Several Nablemeansid Beal ~ no .aeltllAtai_ 4 . . .• ..• • . iclehaliaselaboarell. ass* , *W i t oin ir '"?' ; awl ateres•4 . itiog received a rndical and polio_ IY , ile .Sly wisp/elite . . tura that refetenees'n y bems& I I'm'" Pol e . -. tasty an 4101 6 1 4 0 cY •' - a the decided .su il i t ,iwiortesvel_ ° ho ws ' ok , , ti r ,t crdaiili itinttillrfloamt ireawarat.. -heoaysif these Gent •IT: iicr , lip, L" t ,., -37. k. Legg ' '.- .• I 1 ' lit illtik .t.iist iarlit' .4 r 44 ' 14 C . : 41"9 0C .1"111 :iiikalli ell°111ePPtedliti tidearalk ;I:idelir el.lallire°14:11 ; """ lea a Triter,' ..,. . iwiit 4 considied•by patio* of either tr . ? '2l; hits BIT TAY Oeil 'tannic , sit-th Cir lioistet.No..lo l,ll6 to --- 0 !ft -1. _,.. ti JaNk-eueutry.sitahog time partictilarsiir usel ea if ski t aw lite cilieGoOngi. niiitaftwe for advice mud medicines, win h i " WAlN:kap.. , 14z-rex . i *IWO Any past of the United Kingdom. ~ - • ntll4llll:"•_..__2______..... r, I k