The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-28 00:00:00

I s ps*, 4 4 1 (gi:: 4.:•=t lerii . _I vo, 1131. siEW THEATRE ROYAL; .COVRIWB.O4IMIIEB. Tills PRESENT • EVENING;') ;ger. 2 . 'reacted n Comede.. relied • ALL IN THE %WRONG. Jahn Restless, Mr. YOUNG- tfir W. Bailment, Mr. litlitßAYi Beverley, Mr. C. K EM ULE ; Yew mil „,,,pt, BRU TCiN ; Mr. Blanslfe - id; Mr. C MANfIAP , Rediess. Mrs. C. KEM BLE ; Belinda, M JOHN. 51'0.4and Clarissa, Miss BOLTON... To wltkitarill be added THE TURNPIKE - GAT& Sir fsbrard. Mr. n FILL X; _Henry Menl o Mr; cL.. post Robert titn flown; hlr. TAYLOR rlee Ittaniltio, . It $ Crafilis MP...ALAN Oil AltD, BOLTOt ; d NAV. Alibi LOGAN. Th e 1 14.4.. will be opened At dikir past Ise, and the Play be-, ▪ Irtflll.4 ▪ ,f at err Items to be tAeo of Mr. BR A N DON. at Ihe y r a 111-01 Ce us P: ince s-place, Hart-itrect, front tea till four. * m e, 73. Steuart Price 94.• fici+ —Pit 3s. 6(1. Second Price csollery 2i. flecwod price Is.—Upper Gallery Is. scrod Price oil. 'N.o mum% in be retorned. od whadv,Rnn •.* awl Juliet with Oscar and hlnlvitia. MIDDLETON, Pocket-Book and Black .. Leai Pencil Maker to the'King and Prince of Wales, at N. ilieOrigirbilManufactory, No. 462. Strand, opposite New:rate- I t lVlZl b ( eg i l Y l A is i; 1 1 r ll47l al L e g " d a l % 1 s t :: superior ll"l"ie ' i i j e s s e c ' e l l rei t :ee l N h a r s . been for more than 30 yearS noiversaHy Acknowledged ; and ...Pewit. fur do:twiny is minors ((of a Late rim-idiom) Ti' dist ill- I guish his PenclK from CotusterTeits the 'nitric, which was for {mierlyitheilt Iratttleton, bi now , changed to N. Middleton, nod -the Aireclion,lNW. 162, Strand. London, stamped on eac'n pen cil. An extensive assortment of pocket-books and tlwessd-cam., elegantly mounted in gold, silver. and plain ; a complete a-sort ;pent sti.travetling, writing, and dressiny.ctswo ; Gentlemen's I.puck't connnnde., containing every article for glutting and . deessingo portaltte Writing ;oaf Ilretsint-de4ks and Millet, in ma. -ktlynajs, soatili-st nod, leather, Fec Writing paper, extra_ floe cut, larrjsens,,fine loot uktid Patch smiling-wax, sod all Rinds of stationorc ; portable and counting-house litter-c4p3ting tun - •cisktess: 'Mine machines; by which twritiagnon, , lld etpediti °tidy tied clenriti6opied; urgarouien by N.,htdilleson ta the utmost perfection, foul compote& in a mahogany chse, irhield ' farms's complete desk t somsolff unalk•as to tie of 'keystone convenience,to.those who fit% el '; ill ili/S of. a bize and tiro' 4 r anFtser the Int wows cif . n . ia s: vw. ie seceit ai re. A lane 44l , . }. 'Demur razom, and all kinds of Sne• Metiers. - ' • Itevnn4equences, taken a 'View of the Funds. tad slocks, awl National Debt; we have seen how they anise; we have ski . scribed their nature; we have traced them in their dreael&l progress; we have seen how the National Debt has gone an ie.. creasing, Net the reign of William the Third to the present day ; we ai•e seen how erectly the increase of the National E.rpendliure, end the 'Awe, and the Poorßaids. have kept pace .with the increase of the Dent; and, in the three last Letters, we have seen an ample developesient, a clear e measure, of the schemes tor •' redeeming," ur " paying of" that Deist, and we have seen, that, during the operation of those schethes of redrtoption, ihe• Debt ha% gone on increasing, and, that the Interest we pay upon the Debt, how, Si4lCe the Growl Schente of • Prfe fart been in force, brerrauguiented from 9 mallow a year t 0.94 millers a year. . ylittis Is whin we hive seen and what we have dune. And : Irvine now, to use the. sportsman's language, made good our _ground. we may begin to note forwards tooards the interest lag history of the stoppage of gold and silver payments at the lIIIb Mt of trgland, in 1707. • 1 :Voir first step, in opening the eraolltstnthisbilllnty,Mtatt bflit ~ edieila a clef* notion with regOttifto the manner. th Whichbanki' nostsgs are ibuecl, or pat oat into,eirculation among the people ; II; rattler,' with regtlititi;6lii inrnrediate causes of potting bore nat.'. For, unless ilia Wile it clear understaniliag alms' Sebt swim, we ,shall hoste hot a. confused idea of the. more ant reuses of their 'Mere*. , . ~„ re s opporently,a.vagne, or indistinct, notion, floating thisilisiarb ritsome meo;flsail the inerease of the hank-notes 'is 411iiitlksatiriss, or 'sign, of an increase of TRADE, of Weis MR, ;bingo[ PROSPEDITY, which, ns you maw have.perceived,ore, hyalpek persons, Always jumbled and coufounded together, fee went of properattentinn to the facts and principles', which 'we have stared mad laid Chian in belief...lll • But, we must not sneer ourselves to fall into this Confusion; nntl, indeed, does not ,114 common sense reject the notion, that an increase, of promissory notes; which necessarily argues "the Want of the means' of the person issuing theta. to pay in speciel'lltsei lint common wow does not the plain uoderstanding• of every. plain man; rejoit liwith scorn, the notion, that such an inerease is a sign of Mere.i I ' hug wealth aidtwos*rity in the iterstoß; of hOdyt or ennshillitityj 1 . , 1 w hoot the issue isturple . ? Why does our neighbour N Etta gise a n ite of hand. in pay ment of his rent, or hi 4 taylor's bill? Is-orslity, betel* W ball.hot the crone' in his porker or his 'drawer. And, are we to be male to believe, that the dream- Mance of his not baying money to pay what be awes is a proof Of his wealth mid prosperity, , We have been persuaded to be- 1 line Many Mittel; but; I think, that, at this day, we shalt not Ibe• persuaded In believe Ads... At the time of the tounterous 1 l_bilukfupteles, in qw,. ju?t gter. P . !eT:4l war broke otn, PrF a t Fussertod, that they were a sign of - selitnal.vosperity ? and w 1 I . llitatiert huiza.litfiw the assertion Onit; We have had tune now 1 in etirrienee, time to poi the worth Of PITT'S atkierliDas, Kee ' 1 slit:o°o4i plass, and treasures ; and, with the benefit of thisles- ' soo t we shall not, now, be so easily persuaded, that bankruptcy is as. of prosperity ; though it must, I think, he allowedi ',clu[[[e **full as true n sign of prosperity as that which has now been dikovered in the increase of promissory notes, which In cilesie is, 'and must be, always an infallible sign of a want, in a renter or less degree, of the means to make payment baritone* Al to the increase of Thule; that, indeed; will demand, :is sve. shall hereafter more fully see, a certain increase of circulating , medium, or money, as mint be evident to every man, who re flects, but fir . ope moment, on tine subject ; because, where there are ten mitchaaes of it prom& elicit to be made "(supposing them to be made in the slaw space of time) to ice as much [ 1 money will be wanted al where there are only fi ve purchases of a pound each to be made. But, the increase of trade, that is ' to say, the incrnse of , purchases and sales, or, in other words, , !the increase of MON E Y'S-W ORT II things, ttuntgh it i., a .very solid reason fur this Ipswertse of money, is no reason at all. ,fir the in Crease of preMisgrey notes, and especially of promis- Wiry notes o hick vrtil notfrifictsenney pis eithange for them,- 7 - 'The 'man, who is ia'tiiiifitt Wily of tradtk'gives more prienio.. isory notes than a man in a small way.; bit he has proportionaM means, and, at any rate, does not give notes without prosetbing the value of them in goods, or property, of some kind, in moo ne;is-toorth Mgt ; and, of course, his notes are convertiqe int.' tunnel' ; but, is this the case with the notes of the . Bank;? • 'ls this the case with the notes of, Amy of ear, Banks ? Such a man stands in need of no Lastsp h est ' t here Against the clii tnands of the holder of his mies': iiiit," . t&re: 'is alaw to protect the 'Bank of Fingiandmtainst the deneirid of any holder of its nobseow Ito may wish to have guineas in exchange for those ~qetmk.And, can the increase of such notes b e regarded as Is sign or the increase of trade? . • Yet till, is a favourite flinty with those, who eit , " ' heifianot undelitaitdthe matter, sir who;'ivhile they in - indiestand it, wish to deceive the world, and the people of this coilley in psrticitlar. This same fallacy was put forth with great as sarance, at the Iluese of the Bank in Threadneedle-street, trindon, los longer ago this; last Friday, by the Gentleman, a Mr. It A Net.le J aorta, st. ;.. Mr. J ACKSON, whole, it would seem, a proprietor of Bank oL; that is, to say, one of the hank Company ; that is .to sigrome of tireoom in whose name the Bank-notes are hie 'tiled ;"that is Of ss r, one of the persons, who put forth the pro intetory cotes of the Book; that is to say,. one of the peritms who derive a profit, who get rich, Troia the putting out or thaw notes; Mr. J xckso v'most loudly inveighs ligaiost Alp- Bullion Committee, and, indeed, pretty roundly Minter them ; pretty roundly abases a C mittee of tire Howe, of Commons, for haying reempmended to the Mouse its pass a law 4 oblige him and his partners to pay their' notes agreeably to promise; anst, this he does,, yt‘u will I observe, at the very time that he is railing ngainst the Wrs •volutinnists of France for their lcUAling psincipks, and insiosts a 'acing, that there are such levelers now at .work iis England 1, 1 all which may he very Ratural iii Mr. Jacespirs; for who, that is isrbtecteil by law from the p tyment - of his promissory.. notes, woufd wish that law to be repealed, and its place sup-. plied by a law to compel hint to pay 1 'homy be very natural for a gentleman, so situated, to abuse the Committee; hut, it 4 'wottlel be eery • fooiliih in the people; tiers foolish in the hold ersirtf his hotei; very fooliih in his ceilitets. to foto in such, &bait. Upon this part of his speech, however, we 41:311 nod a mere suitable plate for extending our remarks, and also for nUtieing what he saidatinut the vast increase of Country Banks, kithoot seeming to perceive, thisithat increase his been n*ing palely. to the low wilier protected; mid still protects, the Bank of England against the Quid and Silver demands of its credi tors. Upon these partsof his speech. and upon his assertions re spectiag u debt said Si, be disc to the Bank, from tie public; tiston Jib statentesj Of the Causes of the Mink stoppage; upon the 'M54641141 uThaidatity of all the speakers at Otis' Meitlog of the patteersof the Baiik"Company, in declaring, that there would' be NO. (10On in their'poginv of link pephtlisoril not" in Gold sad Silver; upon all these topics, and up o n some others, Wooed twiwolid id the Sauk Company's Meeting, we shall ...:-.-,-.--------__ _ DE GA IX. rApiests leave to inform his much- Ferct e4 c A p.t.,,nsers.and the Peblir. that the whole of the e inonive MIANI.Tha WILT of ykrrF.ftss are on* on view al his Sheri Roams. 4J, Old - ftial.street, where spaniel-' fa with. in its irlMPrent *vivo, WHY likewise. lie seen. Oraos for BIION LE anti OItNit),ULU takep ay o4piii. - i ., rye Specimens I I ortian and Foreiga Portelain.. I BISU mound , his brihadolhat tint Luiter.t • begim and finishes jhe !Ws. ,of. NEX MONTH. T k.. a is and Sicires are selling in great Variety. at bolt his I, CORNHILL:and 9; CHAU I;JG-CROS9. • Where 'fI'IIRTY CA PIT A L *PR IZE•4 arerr Sold Shares withjn 08 lasi Nista -Koreans. iiiclisdkiz Three PtilA4.of 4 2,,,,,03. The present Scheme contain.% only 4,04 N ambers, • • • let theft are b Prim of ......C20.000 5 .... Prizes of .... YokX) b •••• Priors of ° 4,000 •. • . There are Five Tickets of e,tch 'and the Site of, ()let decides the other four. I:tiee•Ntiinbet Aviv : gain' Xind,der. , •.• All Ilavint-h its ilso,ll!aablic FuntLi tiativactied mit*. 0414.0 : lily and dispatch. by T. 81511, Stock-Broker. • - • . AlitittarA9lii*Cll_;" At 26, CORNS 4t Ild 111t1.11111LUNT'S NELL, • ~tppltO tJ. AND THE MO NA?* PAID (IN iDEIMAS 2... . 416.000 47 464400 4 . • .. i„p,ouo °MOO 20 .‘ . . ... ....40.tiOn 76: 1049 • 33 11 011,Nsuir and Co. have iieculiar aitifoction. in tlat itigto thelr Friends, tite above . gratoi list of Privet, n herb has been divided nintiog them tat theithnve enfice.i FIoRNSIty mul'eh. Ifioa ttiorerorit the Puhiie their bi•st t k o k s fur the ntt ß . forintrs reeeirlNV, and milieu° dotib4 Inn they shall be it red with their enenniantL in the entmi Lottery, tvhich isllte only nne In he fkatvd , tlll6 , rege, • of Nett hloolth.—N. IL No. 4,469, the log ,dnorti 21,1 A ro shared itito'llat Qirk.teri Tao Eiglntmi, at Meat I t termite, t?Oloattiair 10479. FltGli A itt)So N , (5: 001:0 9 V 61 41 11101 te. Coil. . tratio tractor %ith 00 ve irnment rimalifilifirmitil F W.l4T irt LOT'S l: Y, respeortillN mi. Ilk tist_Puirlie thatTiciiyikani SA o ; are no sv 'mu Side at their Others; t iies i Xrefsaitil • Weak lie King's Mews. • Oho Cteurf ~.! • .. , • Sciii• 1,.... , ...• - .. .1 , . P ...:01.:.. ue.. ;;111.. , ... .. h 166 ... • .1111.6 Awl. • • ..•? 1.. .1e?... • .... 4 , ,t •r I ?I: A ... . . *few ,. r•eike. 4 i ' ' rixiivis• t: , . .' ' • ' 9,-,:v..;,.. • ' , - .... ~. :. Pi i . MO 04..i.t." t .44..,i ; 1 ' 11 , ~‘iiii- U . ‘ it ' l ,' I . ' • .." ....4 h E • i f p •16,... •p..iyt • l -44,:,;•.1•*.? Y . t,.,, 11,0911 . : % . * . 4.• ‘' . ',.• ,' • ... ) Y :41,000ft r Ivi tii 01i • NW Ns_ salver. • T , ' All tribe! *awl tlielttilaraliAl9 hi RIO ! . • •., •;pkOmobi-haLE cm) iL• ON MOST, A DWANfAGE. . 1 ' TFAMS. WOOLLP,M.' ' PCIV,.VAN'S ~‘.ll tual TAYLOR, Pleet:vitik•et;' titrre dDoors treys, letter-Inm, liming on hand . 0 lug quantity of *purebutediliefOre the very *gvent adVaoce is,enablerl to stippty Girutlevaeo"with C licks to the prigehlteh:s (ffir rfa 4 lY I.loueY), assuring themthe quality of Choi+, the Ftiolo4o, and Workmanship cantuitlieeliceeded g of which thereby heist• ti,tier fly intettion—u greti vsollety o l'itroilesi Chubs, and every article us the above branches heing-stlway, kept.. Very best Su pertine.GiuSis.Coato, made to nwnsilyt ..• • .;• , •:4•44•1• • • •49 . 10 Sager . Ditto % •k: Goad Second Ditto Great Coats of every_descriptton on propoli4isludriftlll6l Vertioest SuperXersepnere Breeches ii;vll% . Mink Milled Ditto k . - • % [lest double willed Cord Ditto it, 18 It particularly requested Coeutletneniittersdobr ye the Na . t . . • I‘3. • 1.2 . GEOtGE:4 ritt ET; A DEL I, sTitA sO. rriE TA EMS.-'-COMPANY'S PRICES . for CLOTHES, for the , year IMO. * rucES. MSL SuperSne cloth Coa,t ' - £4 4 0 Mammal, ' -• • Ids: to 1 0 0 Ii•lk onto - - 1 5 Kerseyosehi 'Breeches - 1 11 0 • 0 Jwaerteater rase) Cord ditto: • - 2 4 / - - • • - 401 Illnkreo Postslopes ••••• • - - - huietfinr th or l(pgairre ditto - 4' 0 Supertioi - Cloth Great Cdal (Akio) .0 ss Pair of Superior Dar Skin *venres - .0 SUITS, cootracted for . by the bar, and the Olt Ones to riced. • • Three SoliSper Year &I P 0 retu 0-1 fisefleits per yedVoiet9: 0 0 • fr'.ll: ditto - Y 1 0 u I Six ditto - 10 V LIVERIES. A Suit of Livery - 5 5 0 A Duffel Jacket and iVaistcoat ' • 18 0 A Box Co o t - • - - 5 5 0 Foitiaa Overalls - 18 o Cloth dins • - . • 'I It 0 PRICES OP REGIMENTAL AND NAtYIA.44 • usirckwas, .. Regimental Coat - - - ia . a Ditto Waisteeat - - . , ()int: 0 yino pair of Breeches - . - .llt 6 n)mental Sapertlne Great toe • - - fr 13 ,6 . iNto liritith Wool - - 4 , 14 , Ai Superliae•Clells Overalls i - - - 3 0. .0 P.iif of Doe Skin Ptunalooss . - - 3 0 0 Pair of * Lamb Skin Breeches - • 3 0 0 Gentlemen may eitatenct fur on the same priocipte : Four Coats per year .615 0 0 117: 5 Ccatts per year .€512 0 0 riveditto -- 'lB . 0 0 ' The Swipes Wag etioduetett wholly on the principle v4f Ready Money, excepting those Gentlemen who contract, the i'roptietors take this opportunity of inf.rming those Gentle• hied their 'Bill Will . ' be sent in half yearly, and the Clothes *hilt ore to be retreated brought hack. Naval sod Military Uniccrs will find a considerable advantage in applying to this. rAnblishirsent for their Uniforms, or other Articles of Deem Reslaseutyo Orders are particularly/ attended to. Gentles** art informed, thits,by atlitre,sim a line (soya paid) to the Contr. liney'. OtLee, li, Geor;;e-street, Artelphi, they will he di ecta. ed how to omissive themselfes. so as to fit the surseus if thil were present.- . . _ :--- . o • •. a • Likewise to . be, hail at the Office, Bell's 141fIllt•Socket n_ook, which can uo t h e l os t or Picked o ut oft* Obrket• . ;no Public are reguesed to observe, list I :milidivare Pe. ,• triedat No. 20, G eorge - s t ree t, Adelphi rinly,,aed4bas,itte' it wi'm f Business are frima sine La the Aleente4 tat six to''ilie Evening, F _ a a ~- - - • IP.' '•-• It •1 1 .. • • .• •, • yob' , • . ~.• •..- - • '- ? • ;` , l' .- . • • • • - - ; . . . ... • \ , • „ • • . *.•' . .k , • '4 ~.% A*. ' ' 11. 1 o , .... '.. ...., ' .... 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Since, however, I have , fee, 1' to conflate on a little fur ragraph, In .a neospapit Sept.) which - imitates Ali diairous of seeing the Bank pitnaldsory noted in'Oold - this *Ater, " to aria; ' a once expeased upon t " tliorities in the Comer' Viemehig spin the Br grotsers and &spotter a *Ste otai glaciate hits . " atost ably does tie treat " Caftaitlee, ear the it the paiiiiilredlt'lf'o4 rfrom co atet en it ing f hki it A ir i tid illfi 4 r inischievoai delositin: d7ifion to pass a law to t pay its ,e ruinisiory rioter gimes; is this io be call " riled r Arc you and &Dominated" rifle - es" lie - paid the amount of sTfe hi see the Bank tiay pro- agreeably to. the words written in them, and to we the Ktng's !toil] once more Comeback Into circulation amongst Os ; Is this desire to be attributed to a " wish to destroy the public credit if • Old Be/gland)? Gentlemen, this language She's two thins i first; that those who use it entertalo a mot hearty etiotespt fur the tieeple 'of England';* and; Second, that their 'ease is isi ' very had, that they date not eten attempt to Offer IS eeppott ;of tt any thing bearing Hie shape of an argument. Leaving then Bank OnotPany to the support of these read/ ktus now{. with the calmness:Lod candour which belong to the cause of troth. return to our Inquiry, whether the increase the bank notes hat arisen fransan inctease of brade l and; If anti iiihot r hat bowl ties rill cause, or clinics, of that increase of honk-sates es/Wch has drive* the gold and Wet?' oat of eirentitfi We have seen, that a real iucrease of trade means, a» ie. _grease its purchases and Sates, or, in other words, an increase in Commodities, or things, which are really worth matey. Coo .lequesioy nn increase of trade will naturally demand an In ' erease of money ; but; what it demands is an Increase of rad sauc y, seeing that the increase of the trade itself it an &BIC.' than an increase of moasy's worth things tend; ilia die in crease of its demand a ill not be for paper, or for notes not con: vertible into mousy. Precisely the a-smeary I and, in prisile concerns, We every day see, that it is the jolting off pf a aop's rent trade, it is the lessening of his quantity of ;posy!s yaps things', that induces ho to 1.% a!•.. 7 epaarmr., payee which he cannot turn into nwerry. Ile a 'wordy WM DEBT that makes a man give promissory noses. An acetate of trade, always iinplying as lacrease.ef esnases.werti;kiisas, brings, of itself, en.therease of tea I,odossis t tutleas that eitatig'y . be, by some unnatural cause, withheld fres circulations just the tone with a nation, whoge iacrease Of money', *obis things will bring to it no eaartly proportionate ;tartest of Mel matey, if that money be test kept hack, or drives out 'Napo l i by some unnatural cause; but, DEBT, tad the attendants debt, lead to the issuing of hank notes, sir to paper ofs)floit sort or other, or, to a something, De usher What it he 4 irliletx h.ts ulna real value in itself. Heal mosey is the rfpresetialivet of .1/O,NEi"'S .WORT/I TH4slaiS ; promissory notes, tro the reires;ntatives'of DEBT; and, this we shall r..learly,sge.. ' as a e proceed in examining into the way, wee's ways, in which bank-notes gait esst into eireaddarsaasert the people. • • Itvt.tc. !At The bank-notes have in them;ffthisig .of ae-taye. They are the joint work of a paper-maker, an enamel', a' Printer, 'and the person who put, his name, In writing, at Abe beams of them. Being Otis brought to perfection,• they ern delivered nt the Bank C;innpany's House, or Shop. traafgo, ter any persons, to whom the Company may owe acioey,'roe work done to their buildings, or to others , for keephkg. their , books, or fir paper, or for printing, or, in Start; Misty ser vices performed for theta... A sac© o way, Ea Which the notes get out, Is through a hat is railed discorstiag p that, is to says* loans of hook-notes made 1,, private perssu.s, for which , the borrowerleites in possession of the Company a note of hind er bill of eiehtutie, that is to say, au envie meat to pay bkck „ again as meth as lie recess es together with Wettest for the tinge, or, rather, the interest is deducted when the Joao is wade. A 'ratan way, in which the notes get out, is throisgh 'thee advances, or loam, which the Bank renifes to he Govern anent, by way of anticipation upon,the taxes, bealte they come in. A tartn's way is through the payaspht Of the In terest of Exchequer Bills, or Navy Bills, which area slot of promissory notes, given by the government; And upon which • the tank sometimes pays the interest, and, at miter films arts counts them., or purchases them of the holders at the Mart prig; but, in•every case, a fresh parcel ofhank-union, get; through the meats:of these bills, into eirculatiots. A Titus 'was, in which the owes get out, is thourgh thelagesent of the dividends er the inttrosti of the ,Stock, us AY 404,1.4.441.1, Unless dividends are Paid quarterly; and, as we hisve . befuteseesOhe "amount is three as great as it was . at the begionlng, of ' Pitt'swar against the Jacobins of Fra.ice, which we have called the ANTI , J4ICO9II 4 I IPVAR. • New, without enumerating any snefetof the Wen, ie. motto Bailsamtes get into circulattay t ae4celei i .porlear ttplatakat naorsoday IteliabeY are, iO r ftfit*l% l l , " %.4 ollVe s i • it not a tact Clot no agsatt ;easy, that the increa 'teem proceeds from the increase of )441, unit'nee Bate lisSfeitts Wok . ? Away, then; with the eperfacettAbot Offeltalifir m h o rriALI aersuade us, that pals /Of asranissprie *let pr. efedl, tront an increase yf moneys 004 k ittiOrt l Awaj Willi th:latiinilt * about an increinte . er oil** Knit eau* eallitig for en Serena of PeP•r Pren4set I **Nrisitlaiff wilt *eau= fused, , , the cniitliap no!iau, sl?ni „sae botilyft Je t ibik• eppitiOt of raid% producestukinerame,af prepleoe lo set glit '?sty awe teH :401i, that the inerestie' of ihe police of the Safi,- wry and Shaftesbury banks arose kora d Sageestai of She .mesas of paying their etssLs, sib emorthara wittalt,'avith the pre seat metres before your . eyes, sitight'ile, a little rev impiideir. • bei net it whit more contrary to truth BEM the IMIO*O abche itiletit4l an.% T tato, completely 'refuted. . 1 ant, creelleaten, Yoar faithfill feint& . , State Paean. Noargafe. hforriay., Wm. F4;411474'4 Sept, saber Y 4, I SW, , , ~. , . - , - 1 I:ive digresied so far. I ftite the liberty itrther for the purpose of notteint*pa- -41. of this very morning (M 444, ?VS Nit-. J ickso ti in abusing those, irse are llauk Company once store pa 4 *fir shl and Silver . "We sus baPp7, 4 layi ; that the opinion ire bale name .khali i thirtuttleit is sanetioneti by the first au-, nr• . and CS ti the insellievous West of "lank - Water:lately to $4; rifted ay. MO' ollh !ei'Ll ,Kuin . akt r is sOivorsollif rspro)otod- ts taken up ille **sm tint sahject,;:and ireat it. Xelther the iiitherity if , the a m t e einnisonef of thslie Al igiiie. 0/rAftedttsfillpie been _ .._ lei Intl- ?donned and towels tletaileall rd tolindleate troth and ;IS' i." What; GeOtlemetti to I . ► oblige the Bunk COespany hi a rs la gold aid silver, ol flier cid o tali ailed " t7rrosultg' "open" the *ant Os be old all of us, whet bold bank=notes, to be " or ribber:, &came' we asas wish to f thole notes inkold and Silver? Is a de- iiay its priiaisoty Dottie upon' demand, ... ----- - _ , )&01tirkiti4f..4/sWitrit, itga/t . s . " REA . L MON L't sun beidli'eveintilliPly too much in key. " country; 'because it swill ilviar, nit 4 r increases. he the " certain sign Of thednere'lse by TRAM'. of which it is the • "iooeasuer, mid' timilieleseetl4 Iftlie snootiness and vigour of, 'llliell'Whltleibbisti• Iletthis - ftrl PER-MONEY tatty, and - J` dnaainetbames writhout,any•itereose of Trade; pay often ' • " calm TrOde eettlardeplities,.. FOlt IT N . :Noy TN E " Id EASUAE. OPPirlitE TRADE OF ITS N A Tkov, 1 4 . ptr • OF TILE, NECF,S3ITY OF IT*.GOVF. II N-i , '" l .ldEliire; liEW,ii , h absurd, and Must be riiiiteus, th3t the , ' "414 1164icituse which 'flatueally - exhausts the wealth of a Na - ' l. il t iiiiislinald likewise be the only productive cause of MSw. : 'Olaey."-43bnuc. . ........--, ~ . 11 ) .417,1t. AGAINST GOLD ...,,, ,,, .. ON .c,.„....0T Tun nitro FIT 0, THE Din a . LI FOS*, t EX t I,l * A steles' 04 tureettitt Ta THE • IfiliattAttitrib eakitioldie NC aliallekt thALASIPIJAY. • .^ ' 1) „ i i: grrEß,Yli. . : . all iftrillyft itafg,,Selich. We 'labs paired in 171 e fore. into ^ -tlie Ivey Me history elite Bank't t wo c I I il 11e motion about the increase of bank i ' psi aWV ;tyi t nEriase of trade, and Wealth, and f " .." , 'Atl4:7"Au ) . don' examined—kr. , Randle Jackson's 191 4brch,'Intstightitr gainst those who hare remmintended that '' - 'he anif'htir Matt be compelled to pay their promissory notes* twelCMs nation that an increase of bank-notes natarallg. anise s • from an increase of trade... Muse heaped - upon than mho orivls. the Bank to pay its notes—Such persons . calf& 4iflors, wild accused of wishing to destroy the Credit of . _OO Ottglesid--Aa increase, of ?retainers notes is a proof of an increase of Debt—Five ways in which bank-,notes getout into • dsrsilttiau - ;-4Gusedity of supposing t' r :at . air increase of • .proneispslg-pcsy eve a sign of an increase :of do i ste a ms of • ..Pl i 'g' - , • . GE Nr•rucAt AN....-lii the foregoing Letter, we 'closed the dis eassitui !chain? to the Sinking Fund ; and that, brought us ton tidat, to a sort of stage; or resiing plliee l op 'oar • way. from wiliiii point it will be advsolageoui Mr is tE,:title.M bri'ef re- Veer of the ground over which we 'hate ptithoilf ; Ise, when the thigisof the writer is in serve the cause cif toWthi+ and t•Fp....111- 1v *hen the troths. he wishes to make apphlteet, hate been in- , lillistrion,ly enveloped+ in darkness'; in such it ease, every-ides , quality in writing ought to yield to shot of clearness. ;.• i •It Misstated; at the out-set of t'nr Inquiries, that the. Chil . Object or illtdd tyke, to ascertain; at, at . lion. to enable our: 1 w it ee s.e o .4,4l e decided opinion. " Whether it: be possible r ! " withoest'w Wel 'destruction of all the 'papeikaseoneY, to red, • ". Guid and inner ea: atoalation amongst via. 7 In, pursuit . tins objecti, it became necessary for us to matte some.preliiiii prey inquiries as to Me cause of the Gold amid Silver /saving gone out of circulation. 'Phe cause, the immediate 'cause, that is to say the rause which cone close before the effect, was the increase of the paperononey, This.eause was evident to every one; but, then,' it became us to inquire west had been the cause of that in crease ; otherwise one inquiries woulti,hae been as useleSt as , would be those .;r a farmer. who, wits finding a sroie' of his sheep •dead, should (rodent itirinsell With ascertaining that they had becaltiiird•Wilhoikilifs+, Orritluiatoinithig any inquiry as to 'the person by - vita the deli ruttive instrinsent had been vied. I t:ominnit tame, thetefitre, dictated to us to inquire into the came, or causes,,of theine ,, Mse slf the+poper-money ; and; in 'order to come tit it clear' tiaderstutabog with respect to these cause', see , w e v e•oop i ced to go back tit the inauspicious, origin of the paper-money systew, ditel 4ttal ayillel l ., whence arose the, National Debt. 4 kat Debt . olikh ivied' PIS" himself, he limas abettor of the system, caned 'it/keg/1414 et Pomace." During this retriwpcoet, we inivb sen4l;•fitittihe Itink of End iand is merely a Company of tradmi, whose charter attire out 'Of It tdan Which they made to tlie pivera,:ieht, -solid thi,t, at its institution, it 7w/et ettitik•O into rite iniial of 'man, that those Marti Wertt - ever tti•tierfroiritittetby law from paying, in the , /010 tote, their pransloorymOtes on thiy have been from Felesioary 1 - 4.7 . 14 , Ilse present day. We haveseen, in proceed ing 10 inqaire into the cause of this nottlisynsaitt, or stoppage, us the part of the Bank, in 1197, that the ilank-notes have eons en increasing in gaan , ily, and that these notes, of which, , for, nom than hail a century, there were none under 201. awl prami s in the war of 17;0, in the shape of 151. ad' lit. ; indS .duriPtricv's war ngalost the French revoletion, w hieli Witt 6 1 1,4p/term, in part *tit least; foi 'the avowed purposeof - 4,isterPigtak the Finances ofPrtnen; wec luive'seen that they ap lidattett to the'shape, first, of 51. *ad, at last,. in the thltpe of 21. and 11. We have, in order the better to understand tan NIA: tory of the Bank Stoppage in 1797, awl the better to estimate itITE HA Nnt; keite ever bees .eafecetell 14 V- prounatheility Tit both *ryes. and ii etittle:Ottfitnr , liurn_pe are t4ientini. tt. p 4 rim/K qd rays. • The 1.2A,N I &&o or roiltinWibillin;;Cakes, poises, the pt.-mliar priverCy. t.Yaiitd:: .t.iquiklte'ilelicndty of tatture and itiAtteetv ableifitiokr4i6g► N 08 44 prn• ro9sl;ititlt wastied..tsith - Abit Sotto. Even tit duet where VIP Akin ha- heels in=tiird. by lahnur or otlter vi4 4 .ettee the haninee awl" einira oil ltesx • offer tually,tiocalltbkeosil i;erinttellikt r loyed, and bucceeded byl a smoothness faarneiN ant delickey of appear:wee. u hat' aettittr ' ed try atty -other &Pans Whale -gee. Ity bj erpe rime .tteit %;t hit io:v mitt eaa:feris anadequate idea of the prrior. excellence of thia l Sciap. • . Sold, ivy the Peeptristott'i.ilgentorhiise - Sienatire it bears, Withers,' Na, 1 z49; Stietal; 'near Temple_ Bar, Lim don ; and the Proprietors, as a further security, hea Ahem to •be pattieoldr n 1 thitteitity,•l hat the. hese and address of the prin ter E. Sittam, .149.4 s • I tow-street , Covenr:zardeo,lt taxed tlke• tabelaW - wrapp,ti. Alr others are', mtreerfelet. s AMA ivy istativ respertable d'erfuseesatal Venders in tom and country, price is. each cake:, But it it at .111 time: 'neer,- eary to he partiodar in observibr, thenhove Caa:!•no which will berthe RiettusAtf /*revealing tlie tiOpositious which have. of late .becikprgatie4. • , • 9 6 . •