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the guinea as the twenty one fortieti part bf ti• IWO d notel and if 'they did not think - so, it was equally incumbent on them to avow the sentiment; fir-some onderstandingahould be hadopon a matter b 0 essential .to the discussion arid theAiottiolstandieg of the question. In the vat iwy 'dr opinions, or if he trobritt be permitted to retort the expression, of theo-' ries , resorted to noon this head, thrre We r e some who wrapped it op in a sort of mysteribus obscurity, who considered, the btandarci as 'sonitthing not' cor poreal, loot talked of, abstract . currency in + a manner p'culiarly congenial to their clear and laity concep trOtts ; but while they talked•of abroad currency in so suitable astrain, he would ask, did any one ever' hear of abstraat payment, or of an abstract dinner ; It was absurd to talk of payment in any oilier man ner thrm by the coin of the country. But the rea• honing of ihOse Gentlemen .was'not always so de cidedly in favour Of their own principles ; they were obliged to admit that if the currency was`compared with what was called the standard; inkould 'appear to be dvprociated ; and flan the eonsequem'es of this ad m;sition they endeavoured to escape,' by saying, that it was A viand, and not a real 'depreciation. This distin6tieu was. of the same. school with the abstract parrlent. Aware of the Inconvcnienee of proceed mg without a standard, they found 06e, whiCh they thought would answer their purpose ; this was the interest of 331. cis, et This new doarirte of the standard amounted'siMply to this, tine whenever an int:revs , - should take place 'in . the gold and silver of any couotry, with reterenee to other rommodities, h. the' cause of the 'Mere:lSe - what it won,d, the Bark should' be empowered.'" issue 'a quantity of Taper„ Out convertitee Mho cash,. for the ,purpose of preserving the proportion ,- -In order to show what • this standard w is, in order to prove that at bet 'it was : nothing but an ingenious ' deception, he would talc one quest ion, and that was, Whether such a de flunks!) 'would nut adapt itself to any depreciation of the currency boWtiver extreme • stich a prin ciple Was to bei avowed, thee sooner it vvies done the better ; for then every marl would know. in what sitoation he stood; : and be to spared to:A:sped, thk - irtcase a depreciation should occur, that depreciation would, be rentedn.d by an issue of- another deserm thin. The w lt amount 'of the' resuming as to the reason of Ike exportation of gold and silver to . France, was, t bat in' France) gold and • sliver, were 20 per cent. What, then, would they take fur theircritonott t He belieted the best way would be to take the value of eoineenjointly with the value of labour, and inquire whether the Bulk restriNion bad not - produced a material aheration in the standard so oOtrtidered. With all the relit - seer which tie most (lit tertein (or that institution,' tie was still . obliged• by his duty, as a Member of Parliament, to look utrion it ay lister ; and li•ace the.operatiou of that power , upon thecoitt of the country, in' altering its value, or, perhaps, involving 'political conserrences of much greater iniportanee. It had been said that the/ (Wive" part of the coltmunity would suffer by tare measure proposed, He certaidy would a ll ow that there were inconvenienck's kt 1.14 C hed to it ; but . ife thought that introit vetrience should at all times be sohmitted to in deference to, 510 justice, especi ally as he agreed with kin Hop. Gently nian who spoke on the preeediog-night, deo; the „very iticon 7 'vemenee Ines a tendency to correa Itself. Money. Wes only a stipulatien with reference to the value stS tlr tune, aid 41)601L 1 be fixed and inyariable in its triality. • lt , there Was not soots security to the eon. tratt betweeno he: boyer and, the seller, 'with rele renee'M the stisnoarrl, there waa"an'end Of all con fide nte,f 'and-people would be reduced to the net:tris sity-ot derthording to be paid, not by such a snip of Money, but by so ntftny Ounctl of Silver tir ,nit!. ' It liad b e en sad, in allusion tO what been already known sit 111 s Sentalienth, a.)l he wanted to injure ciettit:' eoula be more 4v 6)61 tlian he Wag to see In,' coi'ueiiet'ctal grit ii Of thecaint' y eStatiltsl ed tin its proper basis, the Paper cur rency vartied further. When the k.ero• Conyier ttble inlet coin,' Ins thOught it the best mode of cir culation in a country 1.314 e t his. Tire wcra two lithos of .banks, one SInAl 34.011,e 474 t tie emit nYent ittOrvr ly - besnlit of deposit ; but this Bank of England when in,, paper was et:invertible into coin, combined all the advantagni of' the deposit abd discount banks . to. gather.' He Lnked upon it as , the most perteo model that - had yet been discovered ; and thoirght that lotrg as it served I's' proper purpose, it must 'he of t greatest possible setvice to tile community pt Jarge. But when it' can:mut be restrained iii `its cash paymrots, he could not admit there was the same state of security or of advantage to the Zle justifie f his pol f klicatio" from some 'attacks that had been made on it by his Right Hon. Friend (Mr. Rose), particularly that port in s Itch he was said .to, havte compared the Bank of Eugland with, the Mis sissipi - schemeof Mr, L,aw All he had said, was, that the principle of banking laid downby Mr. Law, wits very like that which 'wits adopted by the Bank ijireliers. Mr. Law had stated that there could be' tiro picec ot ed paper currency, :for the value of money ,would always equal thedemand. It was quite im possible to fdlow all that had been said against the Report of the Committee. His Right Hon..Ftiend bad, s tated on the. authority of the Bank of England,' that, tie standard price of gold was 41. per ounce ; but what was the nature of the authority oia which *his ,statement rested ? it was nothing more than is 14!solution of the Bank' that they would not give more for it, but though they might not chute to give more, their determination could not regulate the market-price, and therefore Could hot be s a id rto est a.,ltott the standard. His Right Hon,' Friend had that the 1/voor - A were not in 'all iii tosnees, prepared for the qoestioui pot to them, and 5 ,,,,.med to itaiindare as if :he Committee had talcen them, hy ',uprise ; but so tar from that . being the cna e, lie would osier', in t he most p ositive man- Lir r; that amide tithe was given for the considera. rein of every Vest ion and-that in cases .w hare the chtlicohy W 46 nt any. insane perplesing, they were perrMuted to take the questions away , and answer them at some footle. tune. Sa far he thought it re lit to s tate in justice to the Committee. As to the question itself, he thought. it yopessible th at onx ,, revii i 4 k. o nfinue m uch longer in their present c Until something etlectual was done to olate the' coin of the country, the exporte r of gold would continue to go on io spite -ii the laws by which they ;would endeavoor home. He would give Ins aid to 4.011D0N t. Printed by KICCIA . . aqy Minister, for any seVerity *Vett lic.miglitthi,ik necessary, to make the sLaw "effectual, it he could quofe a single opinion to tioutitonaitce the pracii ca . briny of the experiment. I-le worild wish to ask, what was he to consider the er itetion of the de - pre citation of paper, it it was not the difference het weeii the paper currency and the standard cpin ? It any pepon in that House, looh mg to the statenl any other country, had said that rh:s diffeietiee riot a proof of depreciation, ‘vo,ild nor all lift itp their hands against the declaration,Woidd 'they not ie quire 'by. what 'iryriaptotir or criterion • were they to judge, it the state -of exchange and the fate interest, and the buying up of 'the coin, -were tint ,4o be :considered - indications of a depieeiated currency.. He would reter to a recent instntice. Ile belt! in his hand,ati edict of the Emperor of Aus tria, most painfully il:ustrative of the subject, corn pelied, as he thought he was, by doe necessityto the action ; for it was not 'difficult:to trace, in the very wording of its •pititrisions, the paternal anxiety and regret from which-it was wrung :it was itupw,ible to contemplate the misfortune without feelings ut ine lancholy. By the edict to which he alluded,. the Emperor of Austria deelarad.tharilie paper currency should be depreciated' lour-fifths; rtT4mastite by which 8%000,000 of florins - were: reduerd . 10 5,1100,000. The edict referredlo a: table in s% hielt all private pecuniary contracts' were sufferieg thereby a deprecial too of three percent, Could Any map doubt that the- eth:ct of this would be to lower the price of other cointne; dities ? It r was full thine to set about same :; re. wedy as the country at preSent stood: He.b,'diesded the Bank was yet poss . m.ssedof it , t r,reat minammiiiy ot goIJ, and that he believed,' ink men 1,- ; floio d t»our, but by the evil Itce of'Clocnintets terhicit could not be" colitratlicied', It ~a ppearetl that they were not so low,as in 1182, at which period cash payments were not d)se, - ,nti ruled but it it was to be adopted, as a priucipte t ~ash payments should not be resum'd until the exchange was eqn:ll,'they would .perhaps never, be resunted, ai all 'events not 'for any, length of tithe. He had 'stated that tfie notes of the.. Bank outstanding had inereatied —that every man knew ; hut supposing the circulation to be fio,000,00u1: and that in those tin,oao,oooL there ,were 8,000,0001, nioro than :'there. was cash to ii ry, the Bank' Vi/ r, l 1 have a pridit on 8,000,0001., beyond its , capital. l'he 'r'estrietion: upon cash Payments . was made to proteCt, tlfetaiik . tram payments, it was ,unable to auswer.; - and the public - from the conserpiences rif its withholding pay': ment, in consequence of that want of cash. Tire extra prefit should therefore, lie thought, : he applied to place themserves siruation, to Ecaulne the Ca:ln paymeuts; but it would be Cruel, and worse than cruel, to expect they should resume, 11101 in six Months after the ratification of . pcace under citeum 7 , stances more aggravated than those in , which they were i:ertnitted to withhold them. If he were in error in the sentiments he had delivered upon this subjeet, it was an error which lie sh•tred, in cotr. mon with 'Borleigh and ,Bacon„. with ; Locke and Newton, and Pitt ; for he liso no dOcult l Y iii snYilgt tha(if.Gentlernen WOW look.hack to the deh,eicii of the year 17.ag, they would timid,. tinder 'all t kitt gloprny apprch'ensions•of that .periud, ti t. it, was, adramed by that aide and by Mr. Pitt, that if the'syerptotini which were then dc,criheil, aud which were bow 1•e• Jilize.4Sholliti come, tlie“prehNsions, gloomy as they. wete, tnust be acknowledged to be well foetid ed. It he were wroi,g, it was it, coorinon wit h. sitelk great .authonties. On the other b l r,d; if -rho 11 1 ,1, 1 /inn. Gentletnaowere, right, ire vas right with Nir. Law and Mr. L0w111.134 thelartcr of ,whom particu larly to.iintained in every pfirt •Of his dot-trine, the Iprtimeiples which were now advanced- by those Vila opposed .the Committee. Again,. he would , ask, .what . %vial he standard ? . The mit horny he had just. • (rioted, said, that the depressed: state of the, cu ri ency 4as owint.; no the scarcity and, not to the dehasenwitt , 'ol.the coin. As to • the injury done to cterliiori and existing contrats, by the debasemeot oe'coot, it was I,olVed 'in. the favourite way, brsayin;;, that , the injury was not teal, but apparent ; and after all,' he was obliged to, conclude, ,that when the sperity of the country was restored, we should re turn as soon as possible to our old aysterri. But it was said ttjust the ,wealth trf the country tended'to. , Britt very systern, as if the wealth of Grear Britain grew out of its currency. The preipo,ifinn was too, ridiculous to be maintained; • The wealth' of Eng. % land consisted in the number - of her industriensi people, in the protection, of good laws, rind in, the blessing of a free ConstitUtien. The spirit by which She was animated, was the source of her vt math ; and those ' . who judged her by such a criterion,. must pronounce her greatly and nobly, rich ; • but if, neg'eeting those advantages, 'they proceeded to take measure of her from the stale of her currency, they must determine, at least 1,4 the' pre sent, that the balance was against her:—lf iri> Right; Honourable Friend was ot opinion; that remedy was necessary at the preSent moment, he was sere. that remedy would be applied.; and Iv hatiirer it , should be, there was ro much • care and attention required tofurther it, that be would rather agree to it,' if possible, than , originate •a IlleJlitirt to which those at the head of atiiiirwinight be unfavourable.: He could nut suspect that h i s Right Honourable Friend (the Chancellor of the ExcheqUer) .would be induced by any narrow consideration to.neglect what he thought was right, or toset the facilities of his own . Government in competition with the per manent interests of the nation. • . TFT 14; sr N. $04,&%1 gULS LtiCiKit E&46UAI AUDEAT L 0 N . D 0 N, Lure CASTLEREAGH,' in a meat able gpeech of great length and ability, to,Mr. ; but we regret that we are pretented watt ot room from giving even an outline of it. Mr. Hormsit and Mr. Ross explained. Mr. Molter: then wit and spoke at some length upon the legal inconveniencies likely to ensue from . any further depreciation of our paper- currency. Atter he had proceeded some length, he declared his intention of- returning again to the subject, 'btu! wished not to detain t he Comutittet at the present. Vie Committee adjourned at ‘ 'Two this Wonting. The debate will, it is supposed, be resumed again this evening. Alta v Anholt, z Dublin, t Waterford. tius—t Ca , diz, t Watarlord. F. 01. STOCKS TIM DAY Ar TWILV& &CLOCK, C i albois « 65 I Recr.-Ann. 64/ VVEDNLsDAY, MAY Si 181 I. IMPORTANT INI'F,LLIGNCE FROM THE CONTINENT. . This morning tw u Antiolt tvi.rilsarriVed, ati'd have brought intelligence of the most important nature. It iippear, tbat bos!ihrica have actually commenced bet , 'egen.li'rattce and Prp . ssia, in cons - tlo . 6iice l of the troops belonging it, the former endeavoming to ob- . . • „ Liin .pnseision , of Colberg, of ' , which the pliant General BLUCHER was the Governor. The French being rt4psed permksion to Hsi through the place, attempted to carry it by force, but were repulsed, with the loss of,2oo.tnen killed, and 800 won/it-led. :If General BLUCilliti' acted in this inslance by the direction of his Soverrign, , we may consider the 'war 'between Russia 'and France as havina commenced, for there can bey•no doubt that the King of Prosia would not a:tempt to resist BUONAPARTZ, tirlieSSLC had the most positite assurance of support from the Emperor ALEXANDaIt. The ftAlowing are the de :ails brought by the Anholt 'Vials upon this im portant subject. fleLsmoliuttG, APRIL 16.--According to ac— , . counts received from the oppisite coast, there has been,aAterious renchntre butween the PruSsians and . French at Colberg. It seetni that the latter wished to pass through that place, with a view to some ul terior operations, but, probably with the intention of occupying it when once in.pes r senien. Their trin. bit was, • therefore, reftised - by Con. BuneuEß (the same who fought . so desperately at Ltibeck, when French entered it after the battle of jena) re course was, then Irad.,to arms, and the result was 200 killed and 800 woundc;l, cm the ;lido of Ibe French. The attempt' to force a passage was ;')leti given up. The lesg of the Prussians is not men tioned. All.the French troops which were in the environs of EL.iuhurgh, have received orders to sct out fpr hlal do bti, 01, immediately." The other intelligence, brought . by tilt:se Mails is o pt very iptere4i.in4. : Th - ere is an article frotr Peleis• burgh, which cor.lraclitcla the reports which are. said to be in circulation, that the Russian G)yernrhent i about to grant pemission to import futttign cow- rnodities. 'The Gazette of last night contains the Dispatches of Lord. WELLtriovpn, thelarrival of which we an nounced on Monday. There does not appear to be any foundation for the report thit MASSIZNA bad ailvaticed `and crossed the Agueda., . . .. , "theSerAiiver hat J n r rived at Plymouth from . Li sbon, which. , city she left on the ist inst. but she brings .nothing new, except that, there . was “ repoit of the fall of ~B4klajox. , • The Sovereign and Midas extra ships arrived at St. Helen's on , the 7th inst. left Bengal loth January. Ariived at St. Helena the itoth March ; sailed from thence 22.1 of 'March under convoy of the Boadicea and La Mancha. The Larkins:and Juliana were taking - in their cargoes in Bengal The Lord Keith, Earl Spencer, Monarch, Ilete, and Tyte, had arrived in Bengal. The Batavia arrived at Columbo the 2f4 Nov. with the Charles and litcovery Winers; the Charles parted company off Falmouth. The Creole French privateer, of I G guns and t 12 men, was taken off Cape Ortegathy the Surveiqante frigite, and has arrn,'ed in the Thames. Monday, at one o'clock, Mr. PINCKNEY ' his lady, and eight children, embarked at Cowes on board the /faux American frigate, when she immediately got under weigh,• and proceeded, to sea through the lgtedles. About an hour previcnoly to Mr. l'zsorc- HEY'S embarking the Essex fired 17 guns as a salute 10 hint, The following Goneral Orders were ,isiuec, by Lard WXLIANGTON, during the late pursuit - of MAO 7, " Adjutant-General's Office, Lousa, March t 6. ' 6 The Com man d er of the Forces returns his Thanks. to General, ttaffOlticers, and Troops, for their excellent con clod in the operation of the last ten days against the enemy. He requests the Commanding O ffi cers of the 40, sad, and 9stli Reglitients to mmie a Serjeant of each Regiment, to be recommended for promotion to an Ensigncy,, as 41. testimorlY of the particular approbation of the Commander of t he kris of thete three regiinents. There is not the slightest foundation for the state. mem in a Cadiz publication (to which we yk:sterday alluded) of General BERESvon,t) having narrowly escaped being made prisoner by the enemy in a law r sconnoiaano. . . 141) HARRIS, ot No. 4, Martlett.coutt, Bow-strere and PcbitsbodibY WILLIAM A KMJG ER SCRIPPS, South MOl%, g, No. StliiPtib WOW. AtistirtispnentS i Order, for the roper. true-s a rea N AVAL toy eft, MA Y 17.-•• Came itt the Hen r, REYNOLDs, from the Cane, witb her oil nearly shot asunder, and other drainage, stiottinedtq, an a6tion un the 25th ult. Soto° ateisliP"' boats urf the. coast of Sweden. Tile Pim rrri. cutter Was-raker) it , t.:e same but pypfsl(l. to have such beforc 41,e t, t t i;"i4 JAl44 ' , t 1 pot . he dama g e site ,uitainetl, to ,?orroal6r, from t PLytatoc M,ty. 6--AttiYtd tht hkfi cg;s gutt•brig. from Lisboa , V. 1 4 ,1 Sailed the deltaies of war, trans ports, for t Do'sens ; s iovp ot sor, a et ttize. , . Al r.. I A ' 31' - • . , . ~,, 1 frigate,rno d / r i N.. 11 ( i t )l . 4 ' i , u A T ‘ oc :::c s l' u : 1' , : )z 13 1 , ' i t 7 1, . j i. i s . , T 1 t (21 : !‘ ' l rt. and i i d i N j ‘ l e: i e ) t I' v e ) e l, : 6 r 6 C 3 3 8: - I 1 t i r S p a s p . :G: ::::/t the 1 i a e u i f r A k a , i r y 1 31 ::: : ;;; 11 0 , 1 " 11 , 7.7 4 . 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