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1810. "T v >
a - [_iN . i J, '
v^T Auo.tjfita oy I/totnis tliTc/iic* nearly op
pOiite the Globe lavern, Richmond, Virginia.
o-T GO HD I r.O .V.? f Ive dollars a year, to
Oe paid annually in advance. Those who wish to
be considered as annual subscribers, must hereafter
designate it o' t he time cf subscribing, othenoist
their pabers will be discontinued at the expiration
bf the first rear.
ME hi no SHEEP!!! ’—The" public' sa»e
of ONE II&NDRED
MERINO SHEEP,
Which was advertised to take place at Fairfield,
on the 3d instant, is POSTPONED to a future’
dav, of which due notice will be given.
Interim, those who are disposed to purchase at
PRIVATE SALE, will please apnlv to
M. & B. MTERS,
OR TO
^ , SAMUEL Ml'EFS,
October 2. * tf
PURl-IG SALE, Or' MERINO SHEEP.
On Fr day, the 19t d»v of Octolv r next!
being the third day «>? New-Market Races, at 8
o’clock in the morning, Will be exposed to Public
Sale,
twisty sevex full, blooded
MERINO SMEEP, Via :
SIX RAM$ & TIVE NTT-ONE ElVKS.
They were lately imported in the ship Powha
•tan, capt Poythress, from Lisbon, and will be
svarranted to be of the genuine breed The sale
•will take place at the Vendue-Office Pf Messrs
W. and H. Haxall, and the Sheep can be seen
at Roslin, bv intending purchasers, at any time
previous to the day of sale.
Terms—A pproved endorsed paper at four and
six months.
• The Ewes are all believed to be with lamb by
*3 full blooded Vienna Karri.
JAMES & JOHN DUNLOP
Petersburg Sept. 25. yt
S Sc J. JACORS .ire just receiving a fresh
• supply ot FALL GOODS, amongst which
are—
omerhne Cloths and
Kerseymeres of the
best quality
Second do do
Coatings & Linn Skins
60 nieces red Flannel
60 do. white and yellow
do.
3 bile Welsh Plains
40 nieces striped Blan
kets
40 do. point do.
luO pair Rose do.
60 ps. Corduroy cords
and velvets
Toilinet Waisteoting
S .van down do.
60 pieces flinch Cam
briek 4 4 and 6 4
100 no. whit- do
Wild B ires and Bom
bazetts
f^ack Sarsanett9
Cold Lustrings
‘Jdk ifld Cotton oiwsa*
btavs „
Seeded Mitsiins
Ana a numncr or otuer arucics iuw icmum
enumerate, all of which will be sold at reduced
prices for cash or good paper.
Sept. 23._'■> ' _
JUST"RECEIVED, by J onion and Warner,
adjoining ihe Market Bridge, J’/ie Kloquence ,
of the British Senate, being a selection n'ftltc best
Speeches of the moat distinguished -English, I
rish and Scotch Parliamentary Speakers, from
the beginning of the reign of Charles I to tlie
present lime, with Notes, Biographical, Critical
and exph’• itorv.,•
PY WILLIAM HAZLETT.
■ ", In two Volumes
• Lecture", of ffahn Adams, on Rhetoric 4nd
Oratory—lit 2 vols.
Sept 28 _3t_
N OTICE -The subscriber has rented, and
removed his Counting Room to the large
ne w Brick Lumber; House, ne»r Sliockoe VVate
House, and lately occupied by Mr. C Air
thonv Tnis house if;'calculated to store up -
wards of 500 hogsheads of Tobacco, anil several
thousand barrels of flour ; it is ituated conveni
ent to the basin of the cans1-, and rendered secure
from fire by being covered with tile.
THOMAS GU7.
Richmond, Si*p 21 „ 3m
rjpvVLLNITY DOLLARS KJ’-VirAllD. tifop
|[ ed from Mr Junes Srftllij; about tire mu’
dr.: of M »y last, a slave, named' S/\M, who lia
been employed for several year • pf.st in that gen
tleman’s Bake*House. ..
S A 4 is about twenty fo<i- **e f!- e jc*"3 nra'ge,
Ibwofatatui’e, and not" very bulky j of yomi bil
appsarance, a dark complexion, a coilnteuartct?
•with an Incessant smile, approaching to a grin,
and thereby discovers a fine set of teeth, win oil
he is not a little fond of shewing. He is slow of
speech, and when spoken to suddenly or quick
ly, stammers and hesitates exceedingly.— His
clothes not recollected.
Some time in August last, a note wo8 given
him by the Subscriber, (who then wished to dis
poseofhim,) to look-out for a purchaser-It
■merely purported the terms “ to any person re
aiding in Richmond, or it’s neighbonrhood —
And as he lias the note still in possession, he
will probably, under pretence of see King a mas
ter, endeavor thereby to effect Ills escape out of
the State.
All masters ofveBsels and others are, there
Jhre, forbid, at their peril, harboring or carrying
him off.
The above reward will he g’vcn, and all rea
fcnnsble charges allowed, if brought back in safe
ty to
JOHN KING.
Richmond, July 10 tf
NO MCE—Tne subscriber lias sealed in the
Borough of Norfolk, and resumed the |) ’»c
tic* of the Law. He practises in the Ft cl ral &
fitate courts, Irolden in the Borough of Norfolk ;
and in the Inferior and Superior courts of the
counties of N irfolk, Princess Ann and Nanso
mond. Hi* office is but a few steps from the Ex.
change Codec House.
MERIT M ROBINSON.
♦ Sept 21. _ _4t_
OT1CE.—On the 10th clay of October next
i-N ensuing, 1 shall expose sain, at Public
Auction, firr ready money, at Thomas Bowles’)
tavern, in Hwi’oo county, one hundred & twrnt;
vix acres ot i.AND, bo tlie same more or less
beingthe itmc whereon Lewis S. Edwards nos
resides on the roml leading from Ground Sqiiir
rd Ilrifg • to this ci'y. Tins sale will b** mad
in virtue ,f a deed of irusl from the s Aid E<1ward
td mo, for’hc benefit of Alexander Blackwood.
+MUFI. fllcCRAIV, Tiaster
«? nt rft 4*
Figured do.
C dicoes and Chirtts
Ginghams
Ij'ish Linens from 13d.
to 5id bterling
Britt.ann: as
Shirting Cottons
Silk and Cotton Ban'
danno Handkerchiefs
VI tdrass do
Silk »n<l cotton Shawls
Camels’ Hair do.
Mens’ black Worsted
Hose
Other cold do.
Ladies* superfine Silk
and Cotton do.
I) * Silk and Cotton
Gloves
Knives and Forks, 43.
sorted
Table Spoons
Artificial Flo wers
t?Wt8nPi»ntts? fins.
Combs.
tN CHANCEUV—In Richmond Hustings
£. Court, Aug. 16. 1810. *
oseph D. Richardson, Pit'IT
Against
Daileys’ Ifc/V,.
Sally Hailey is assigned guardian to the infant
defendants and thereupon this cause came on to
be heard, by consent, upon ti»e hill, answers and
exhibits, and was argued by counsel : On consi
deranon whereof, It is decreed and ordered. That
Samuel McCriw be appointed a commissioner for
the purpose of exposing to sale, by public aucti
on, the I.and or part of a Lot mentioned in the
bill, to the highest bidder, upon a credit of six
months, alter having given thirty days notice of
t le time and place of sale, in one of the news-pa
pers, published in this city { the said commissi
onur taking of the purchaser a note negotiable in
the bank ot Virginia, with an approved endorser.
f>r the amount, and retaining the title in and to
the said ground, until payment be made of the
purchase money : And.yt is father decreed and
ordered. That the s:u>l commissioner do report bis
proceedings in execution hereof, in order to a fi
nal decree^ . The f dlav ing is a description of the
«.»nd here.iy directed fo he sold, as mentioned &
particularized in the r/dl of Jus Dailey—“ I'he
Lot on the street leading to Ross's M il, that is to
say, from the cross pailing on Ross’s line_■*
feet south of tr.y house, next the river ; thence
on the old Railing line to the hack line, leaving
-ut the handkerchief part, which is included in
the deed to my daughter Sally.” '
A Copy. Teste,
Til: C HOWARD
.T *,p as direct.-! in and by virtue of the
foregoing decree, will take place on the 1st Mon
day in November next, before the front door of
Henrico court l>f*use, it being court day.
c olMUE1' McCRAW, Commissioner.
Sept. 28. . ,ds
PUBLIC A li e T I O N.
I N CHANCERY—In lleurico County court,
I August 9th, 1810.
Francis vVaifcins, Combit.
Against •- • *.
Samuel Parsons, Def't
I'u 13 day cade as well th* plaintiff, by Ins at
torney, as the defendant, by Samuel McCraw, his
attorney, and by consent ; It • 3 ordered, That the -
decree pronounced in this cause, on Monday the
2 1 dav of July, 1810, be set aside—And by con
sent of the parties, by their said atlornies, the
court doth decree, that all that part of the ground '
and rouses on the Lot known and distinguished .
m the plan of the city of Pichmond, by the No
127, belonging to S .muel Parsons ; alio, one bait’ 1
»cre Lot of GROUND, known and distinguish- ;
*? . e l’‘*n °* the said city, by the No 465 ,
nljoiniog the public Warehouse on the south side <
>t tiie basin, and in front of the said Parsons’pre
lent dwel’nig house, the first mentioned Lot ly
ng on the north side of the basin, be sold at pub
l,e 8a,t‘> for ,,|,c purposes in the deed of inden
tiro annexed to the complain. nil’s bill .mentioned
—that Thomas Taylor do proceed to make the ! -
1 »ul sale on the first Monday in November next,! c
laving first given one month’* notice of the time I 1
»nd place a: which it wilt take nla.-e h« .wi„*..’ I c
/antonii'ii in tfie city of F icnmond, on tho terms i ‘
tnd conditions following, vi2. The Lot No. 465 | *
.0 be sold on a credit ot sixty and one hundred it '■
wenty days, from the time of the sale, and if two 1
housand dollars should not be raised by the sale f
jf the said Lot No 465, tliert as much money to *
be paid in one hundred and twenty days ot the ;
sum for which the Lot No. 427 may be sold, as
will make up the said stun of two thousand dpi- s
iars, and the balance to be paid in one, two and 1
three years, in equal payments ; that the said
Thomas Tailor do apply the money which may a
rise from the sard sales, to the payment of the
debt due from the said Parsons to the said AVut
kins, after deducting the expences attending the (
execution of tnis decice ; that bond with ae- %
curity, to be approved by the plaintiff or bis
attorney, be taken of the purchasers of the
slid property, and that tlie lien of the said Wat
kins, on the said property remain as at present,
until after the payment of trie last instalment,
when ai release shall be executed by him to the
purchasers And as to the residue ot die pro
perty pledged to tlie a*iil Watkins, by the said
Parsons : This court doth not at pres nt pro
nounce any decree, but doth continue the said
cause.
A Cuby. Teste,
ROP't IV. CHRISTIAN, d c. ii c '
P. S The above described properly will be
splil, on lhapremises, 011 Monday, the 5th day of
November* next.
Thomas Taylor. .
October 2. ids
LAND EUR SALE.— rue subscriber Wishes
to dispose of a tract of LAND, containin'#
700 acre , and situated on Piscateway Creek, in
the county of Essex. The plantation is common*
iy called Bathurst, and has many deniable qua
lities. He deems a description of the farm UBe
l2ss, as purchasers will examine it The mbscri
bc'v-will ucrommod Re any disposed to purchase
vflln’ft.generous indulgence, and his terms may
h.- n by appli • t'iou to Mr. John W litlheld
ot JBiWiyjfint, Richmond county.
TIIOS. JONES.
Essex Cot.ntv, Ccpt. 28. tf
___ ___.__
W ILL bn sold to the highest bidder on the
pi'cmis"* on the lat Monel >y in Dec. ncx*.,
THREE THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND
in the County uf lleiuleo, within six m les of the
City of Richmond,(»i»il ou side of'.li* Singe
road leud>ug from Kiohniond to Fredericksburg,
on the waters of tlie Brook UuO, The land «jn th«
west side of the road will be laid nil’mints from 13
to 300 acres; oh this part of the land ii» m- lulaC
luring S. saw mill. The East side and on which
the dw elling house stands, in one lot containing
between COO and 700 acres. It is thought unr.c*
cessary to give a description of .the a bote proper
ly, as it is presumed, purchasers will form tiioir
own opinion of its present or future value Terms
of sale, otic third cash, one third in twelve months,
the balance, in two years : bonds with approved
security, wdl. Deeds of Trust on the land, will
be required of the purchasers.
T. II PROSSER.
Sep 2.5, 13101_tds
ITAKr. this opportunity to inform the pubiir,
that' l have just opened myhouicas a Liard
tnff-Hiitrr, ft l cm accommodate 15 or 20 board
era, hi one of the most agreeable and pie assn I
r houses in the fily of Wiili'iiiisbucg '• 1 can t ike
ten Or fdieerf gentlemen, ami sevur. (»ting I.a
■ die*. V»y lrf>u-:e is near the college , vu »j to u».»k:
’ ’it a pleasant flnllc.
’ I also wish to hire several Carpenter M Brick
I.ayois, »* 1 have three large brfo’. house* It
DUiId in VVdhar.sbuig iminviiutrly 1 wiii g'V
' liberal w igrs, and nay the « **ii c*,«ry cstarthp
night to Workmen if required.
Wo UN i s hie: ids.
Sept. 31. * iw
' •
W
’’’OR NEW ORI.E \ NS,
Ihcjaot nnilintr Schooner,
CAROLINE ;
Having most excellent ^ccommoda
Ut.ns »,,r passengers-Will.sail between tl.e 20th S
25tl» of October. For fr. ight or p t«sa - e uppli
to PRTKR n EyNO E T
No. IS, Ciinu'ijeil's Wh.irf Norfolk.
0cl* £._4,f
P S Ai,E—On the plantation in c.ester
—■ field County, the residence of the lot- Mr
Francs Eppes dec.'d. will he sold on the 10th dav
of October next, to the - highest bidders, about
twenty valii-ihl'* NEGROES consisting of men,
women & children, r.moug them is a good e.arpcn’
ter, an.l a good miller—A|ao the stock of horses,
mules. Cattle, sheep and h<fl^, a neat coachee (■
harness for fiuir horj.es, a g:g and harness; the
plantation tools, some household mid kitchen fur
mture—amongst the horses ari two Vaiuable
br«>od msres—Maty Gray the dam ofWuud-r
aad PiUfix—a bay mare out of Mary Gray by
Dare Devil. • J
Thentock ofc«’Ul * and sheen are equal, if not
superior to mot in Virginia. Cash will be re
qnned for all stmts of thirty doll n s or less--for
all purehaseu exceeding thirty dnd irs a credit of
twelve ^nandis willbe Hlliwerl* on tl»e |Htrcha*
sers giving bonds with the most approved seen
nty—iuat-rest from the d .te of the bonds will be
demanded, it they .rs not punciit .Py paid.
JOHN \V EPPES, St > , ,
JERMAN BAKER, > Lx or*.
Sen!emh#»f i:i !«ui
At the same time an;’, place may be purchased
or the representatives of the late Mr. Eppes that
valuable plantation called Eppington, lying on
Appomattox Riyer about 21 miles above Peters
burg, containing one thousand acres : about four
hundred of which are in woods. .Mr. Childers
manager on the plantation will shew it to those
disposed to purchase.
S<>P 18__tds
|^OR SALE, on Thursday, the first of;Nov.
* _ J1"** °n t,,<* Pr *mises, in I.oudoun county: the
TRACT OF LAND, on which the late Tudge
Jones resided ; consisting of about 2000 acres
■ Vl* <ln L,ulc ll,ver» ten miles from Leesburg,
»nil jj from Alexandria and Oeorge-Town : is
•emarkably well watered ; has at least 6'J acres
well.set with Timothy, ar.d 300 adapted to its cu|.
•ure ; lias 2 merchant mills in its neighborhood
•he farthest not more than two miles distant, and
he turnpike from Alexandria, passing through a
:oruer of it. °
As the Land was accurately described, in a
n riper advertisement it-is unneeess»ry to be more
tarticular iu tills It will be divided into Ins of
lif erent dimensions, to suit those who m y be
nclined to purchase A credit of one, tw /and '
tree yeais .vill he allowed-tlie purchaser giving
loud with approved security, and a trust on the
. and, to secure the payment
ah , . y AMES MONROE !
AlUimarle, August 31 u(s
VTO 1 ICE—That by virtue of t< deed of trust,
“■ e ecu: id to tne, for the purpose of securing
ettain sums of money therein mentioned, due to !
' in. Hooker, frapp Frupn .s GJinn. I tl.ail |
said :ourt house, expose to sale,
,y public auction, upon a cr. dit of ninety days,
lie purchaser giving a note negotiable and paya
!e at the bank of Virginia, with one or^moi e ap
ireived endorsers ; Tne HOUSE mid LOT, in
bis city, upon Shockce Hilt, near ti.e Federal
ipring, and which Lot, or parcel of C-round, is
*0. 119—being the same property. which w-as
old and conveyed by VVm. &. George H-iuker to
he said Gliun.
SAMUEL MeCRAJV, Truttte.
Sept 28.tds
\ [ OTICE—VV« shall petition the ensuing le
^>1 gislattire, for leave to bring into this state,
icrtain SLAVES from the State of Georgia
SAMUEL 'tcCR . VV,
SARAH McCRAW
Richmond, Sept. 28. \\2m
i) PICE—No', withstanding the death ol Mr.
LN Andrew Nicolson, the firm of Nicolson
Hetli (k Co. will continue (agreeably to their ar
tides of co-partnery) until the first of January
next, when it will expire : In the mean time, the
business will be carried nn as usual, by tlie su?*
riving partner, at their office, in this place
All diose indebted to that firm, or to Nicolscn
and Hetli, are dfesired to come forward a..d set
tle their accounts on or before tlie first day of N >•
vcn.ber next : Otherwise, suits will be institu
ted, without discrimination, against all those who
fail to secure their Respective ballances. Those
who have claims against the. said concerns will
call for payment. Timely nutic . wjH be given of
the firm under which t'.e new year will com
mence, who will contidre to supply their custo
mers with the choicest coal; their prospect for the
ensuing year, being more than obu dly fluttering.
FI 1 ARY KKTH.
BKVRkLT RANDOLPH^
EDWARD D. DIGGES.
Mvneh^nter, Sept. 7 tljlnv
j",HO.'*lAb LONG' Ni> of Stokes County 71
A Carolinn, in iy be informed where to get
hs ooe-eved . Lye ESTHER, by applying at tlie
Office of the Enquirer.
WILLIAM IlOSE.
Richmond, September 25. *
D"l~SOLUITON~ OP PARTNERSHIP.—
In consequence of Mr Paul’s intention to
remove from tins state, the firm of Campbell fi
Paul, is this day dissolved by mutual Consent All
I those that Have claims against tlie * -id fn m, are
requested to bring them fnrwatd, and those in
debted, to make payment to J Im Camp >t ll, who
will in future conduct tlie business with equal
promptitude.
jot::? c imp dell,
Isaac fairl.
r:-tob~y g. ,i _5t
] A CAl'.b—-The subscriber returns ins grateful
! nek now led genu-1 it a to the citizens if Rich
I mond and the public in general, from whom In
i has received the most Unbounded encouragement
! in thv line of his business, .a*nl begs leave to in
form them tint with a view to accommodate those
wno may have a wish fo£t tinue their patron ig«
■—lie has euliigr.l his business by taking Hit
Shop lately Occupied by Ephrdim S|>eeil, an the
street be’ wCen tiie Gpttfrnor’s hoo*e and the Vir
I gifva Inn, where any article, in his fine, will lx
executed with fidtli'y, neatness air 1 dispatch.—
j He, will keep constantly on hind a supply of ax
I es.’hot s, plow-fdiares, hinges, grates, &<; &c.
i Lot ks and K*y» w ill bo repaired on the short
’ c-t notice, by mcir obedient and very humble ser
vait, ShWALL'OSGOOD
October 2 tf
Tyf-Ol'ICli—I shall petition the ncx- Ovuer.
I L. si ■ Assembly to sell a Tract ot Land, lying i
I Meiklenbufg county, belonging to Uichar
I' llmmc, a Lunatic.
WALTER PR A /HP,
Cmj«t»/fea r’f Atthard R>ame.
October 2, wUw
^ »•• W« «
WINDSOR, FOR RAW 7 — Will Rtut( /,
on Wednesday, the 1 to day of tin- pi-t
seot month, to the highest bkld’*r, at the Wush
• injfton Tavern, in tl.is city, at 10 o’clock ; two
• thirds of that valuable Farm near this city, called
r Windsor tor the term of one year, to commence
oil the first day of January next. The tenant' will
oe permitted to sow wheat this f-ll, if lie wishes
to do so.
FA.nUF.I. grlenhow.
Agcu.t Jor '.FA/’ n I.aiif&crn, executor of
Wm. Uundridfte, dec'J.
October 2. ’ «,
Nr UTICK — A F"TITIQX will be pr f/i»iit
ed to the next General Assembly «.f V,r.
ir.n,a. for leave to turnpike the road between
Richmond and Petersburg, £ic.
<><'■' 2 w3m
FROM TUK AURORA.
The public papers have oj late -been pybl'.sWng
comments upon the Hiitish finances, but they by
no tneansdo justiee to the subject They Mite
that “ the sum necess uy for the .nop ir: of tb
Rr'mb government f >r the year !810, >s an: £ 5 2
185,0006felling*, that is eqn*il (fi -231.933,0(13
3d and I 3, which averages S f 57 on each per
son R;.t your readers wdi please to observe,
t i »l in tnid statcmc.it the whole tax n^ccssury to '
pay life interest of the national debt is kept nut of'
'Jt^fiyuid this amounted to the enormous sif.ii of '
! A, 2? 331.484 7s 6{d in the year 18U7 I rum i
the lo ins which have been made smre that time I
the amount will now belittle less than tin.tv
millions, exclusive of the interest of the Irish :
debt, which amounts to several-millions more ; so
that instead of averaging 15 dollars to e.<cn R.i- '
tisli subject, it averages double that sum Hut I
the fact is, that no accurate computation can be '
made of what each individual pats upon this
principle. Such is the i omplexity of R-itish tax •
atioij and finance*, that the amount of taxes is e- i
norrrions, independent of what comes into the ‘
treasury altogether It has been suited that the •
tuxes amount to one third of the income of eve
ry individual m the community ; but they amount
to one half as I shall take an op|>oriiiuiiy ol shew
ing in a future communication. In the mean
tim« that the “lungers for the flesh p,,;s ot L
p.M'M src wnai is nicely lo be tlie tl' .Mdfu: 1
issuenf British financiering, l request yon will
repubhsh t.se following extract from a Lite British
newspaper:
Su* Ftiiiip Fmncis, in his reflections on the a
pundiince of toper in circulation, and the scurci
tv ol s.iecie, sliews :
1 National fundi i debt of G 3 ~
Britain, ^ £ 784 5.52 14-2
2 Unfunded do. 49 6 j4 94y
o Notes issued by the Bank of 3
England, r 2I.4uS,yod
4 Notes ot pr.vate bankers, 8< OjO.I OC
5. Indian bonds in c.rcnta<ion, 4 oo9 i jo
irelaxtd ' ~
. fru?ded drt*in J !“"''y laid, 31,510,853
r. Uuiuruled do. exclusive <d t!»e
capital of sundry annuities, fi.r
the lives and terms winch I
3. Notes issued by private hftnks
on the principle of Ricardo’s
calculation, 12,000 000
Total - - - . _ £ 10-41,782 193
' “ In this account the only disputable article is
the amount of notes issued by fir:vatc hanlerts, ta
ken on a general computation, which is impossi
ble lo ascertain. Tins stupendous edifice of cre
dit or credulity, is at once an object of terror Sc
astonishment. At a distance suilicient for safe
ty, the most formidable phenomciioiumay be view
ed with admiration and indifihvcnce, but not so
when the danger conics near us or the sense of it
becomes real. A deep and uniform impression
on a constant mind, or even on a tumd im&ginaU- I
on, cannot be wholly against reason.
“ This pile of paper is loo near us to be seen !
through a fale medium, or lobe -contemplated j,
without fear. 1 am not gifted with faculties to j,
compare it to any tlm g but a wonderful house of
c6ids, of which the iruteii-ds ait light enough to '
be hlotvn away,-or to fall to pieces at any mo j
ment, but heavy enough to ciusii this kingdom I
in its fall-”
the above statement, winch has every ap
pearance of being us nearly eorfcct a* possible,
it will be seen that the paper money of Crea*.
Britain amounts to upward* of one thousand and
[ forty one millions ot } quints sU.ling — -lu \h
year 1^05, Mr I'.n estimated the total landed
propei ty of Britain af ~50 uiillinfis, reckoning Uio
isiuta a' 50 years purchase, and personal proper
ty at 500 millions, making a total o!' 1350 milli,
ons It lias been calcul at'd that thy paper cur
rcncy of tiiitain, organized as it is, could reach
the extent oi* the w.iolo property in the (Wintry,
but no more It these stated be coriect, *.ve can
form ion in idea low long the system r:r.y last
■(for that it will fall some time is agreed «m all
hands.) The principal addition td the paper mb
m*y will Ire the increase of the national debt, and
it is encreaaing mu li more r-oidiy than is gtn«
rally believed, thtt wOnfc art erf the chained ,r i f
■ the ( Xcht-qi’cl lieiiig use d to blind tlie public —
Arcoidiugi; we find that io place of uoi rowing
the whole $0m wanted for the service ol the cui
rent j oar, d once, he g -ne.*alty makes txco loi ns
at diflcicnt peruidn, and gets an act of parliu
im rft( to fund a quknfsy oi exchequer bonds—I
f'iie whole amount will be nearly 40 nudionJ an-1
mi illy. Now the p ijptr cy.ven
fty aftionn's to ‘ £ l,0-Jl,7G2,i:>3
1 In total p-i p.-rty in Bribain, in
i eluding tbit specie was esirvm
ted by Mr. I’ilt at 1350 milli
ons. bu* by a more recent and
correct citirrale, it appears to
be 1,372 800.00* >
f, .31 vl? H'jT
Sothst on the supposition ih.-u me n.. ion
debt, will increase at the rn'e of f ,rtv miUun s
anrTti.i’ly, the period of die do .vnf.dl iff thr lin.ni
rrn may Ire fixed within s>x years. My n»n lit
lift is, tliat they wdl tali considerably within i!<..*
period, and When they do, it will involve c mm
quences which will astonish the world- Circuit!
, stances are very favorable at present tor Ann n
c» *i» in ike such arrang--meiil« «h to avoid l"
shock. Whether (tie American people and g >v
, eminent will avail of them, will be seen beiest.'-.
X
V c ifUCCIglU
from tUc Livcr/ioj/ Courier, o/ Auvu.it
1 2\
„ FranceWc have Inverted in mother
j place, the new cotyinici cisil decree of Bonn
parce, by which crdn.iia) ani| oilier puducc,
,heretofore |irohlfvtrd, are, under ccrtHin
restrictions, perqv.twd to be imported into
France
1 ' r ''■"si ■■ i ~^jaggaaaaa
‘ d motives
, , "e perceive our con tempo"
*ants to JC naicli at variance ; some cousi*
as * tno! ahiwulcntnent of the res*
i-ie -L1 s>sfem °f B others as leav*
f t 1 a:'!,'cr” * ’ u11 h”ee. anti as amount..
Zhi rX noth,n?\ VVt bave given the
intti ' °'!'e deration, but we cannot
Thor i'r q,nCSC* m ^ these opinions.
•,! . ‘ to relieve ot:r intercourse
• . i con:inc0t can !»»-* hut partially ad
nT.ed alter the scfle of duties I.hs been mi.
r.;t ely eicammeu. The wants of the conti
[,:"V 1 Snmc* .w,n cre -te a demand, and
n £hll,,n»,Y"wd S° lo su|>ply the de_
Xml nt ii'1" FV',*rh treas,,ry. That the
1 ZX • J . c c arc ptessing enough.
l> uiVi' " t't ' °l I )ut 'l *s a*sn t0 he renoem*
"t.d’ ■ X com,,,e,,t sunk in po
Ln'\* x\X •'“iustry cannot have been so
XZn ,,fnati<™‘ wealth
~ nr*Paired, but that the power of
'obtaining luxuries must be lessened in pro!
I'nmon. A-hajwHrn the ... dnceofihVw
» rotting rn'he hands of the holders, and
Z]X «r,rtfiequC‘Uh riu* va>»e of lund and rhe
{ o, labor ban rapidly diminished. there
s no such stipe. Unity of means as to enable
• i^'f ve’-v ™ *™vel> to purchase the
articles specified m ; e decree
1 }' . i* ’ms o c c • to he considered as
amounting t not dnir ,
rariPr , "S* . I ; n<U t U e cha
lacier ot trench pio©,e,ngs. They are
‘ V1 ,,LUU:l,t th v produce either much
g.Kid or mum ir.hich.ef; thev either aim di
» S "Ui. Krca' 0' i-c,> or insidi osly
• t° fflVc ‘omc great latent
n-crV -•TV 'CI 7W,,ii "fo«»l.»-<t
n Cttd as It tsw h the letter to genual
Am bnr„lg(l:tlv ,.n lhc very sane
fl^ «- ts MiiT- .sn ,; ,hat be who;,, has not
-u ni ;l° ,t‘ tick to draw tlio
m l - ZmXZ" 7r!er,Ca an,! Fr*"c* closer.
\L r end U *CC declare against
-e *,1S ^ r ^ ™ornpnt l°ok. \t the contents
s .cuer. I in;, mb.aign is praised anti
ls c< «en.n„l. It WHS
p ,si'e t . i ...cr tirra* e it interdicted
1 ; , lv.p,s«. s en,t i.l'S the harbms »f
>>' < t- aits, and his s< quegtraiinn
d"’, eV,ris1 •,’rt)pt ’ly * j'is' fied •*» * nK-as-.S
ins C i ‘ l!ter of Well, bat
! c". . rev'$«'-“"d the ports of Ame
ca are opaied to t.ench commerce, and
‘. r” c' ;h,s n*--w state of things,” says
; c..£e.«-l.,-,n,,?.,s:‘T- " 1 author!ted to
n • , i via11' S’r' ^le decrees of Ber
i ™ V -' v'1'. '' V ,cv“k<'d, and that from
*1 ‘ .‘ ember, they will cease to be>
n. 1 understood that in conse^
' !“ls declaration the English shali
ei t.he iheir orders in council. aiuL -
P’ WA‘ >e.s;ri^led'“5y the English.”-,
then follows a fulsome declaration hmn*
mich the emperor " loves the Americans,
•id that ’heir prosperity and their com
nerce enter into views of his policy.” A*
tvle so different from that he usually ass
umes, so opposite to true dignity, tha’ u i>e
rays the true object of Uu lefer, which is tnt
ipirit up the French part) in \ mcrica. Tins
■. the true intent of hi-, f<nvn=ng professi.,:
ms. H»‘ confesses hisina’ ility t. - (Let :hes
bin of England, even with ine aid of ihe»
•/hole c«.o i.tent, anil now in factsupp.tea e#
he assistance of An.erica, and chang > *hty
;rowl of the tvgev into the obsequious gnn
nng of the ape.
Let us now connect this letter with the
Ucrec. Suppose' the Milan and Beilin de
crees, and the British rove rumen . cut of
ear. Test the American nor intercourse
should be vevivt d again*. .|.j country, res
Jthd their orders in council 1' a.ic,- g tins'
this advening!, that * .e ei oys the com
merce «t Awvrica. • c \ »-.c . i * apLs
ate b "Cght into Franc : t a . pi'tdt east;
if t i product a:-1. i i . v o' Fiance go
to A _a - , .. V- 11.11!
relieve <ie,r>. ’!' ; mi herpresent presuires,
anti « >'»C! usd nrly find imu the American
hi iples are almost entirely left out of t!it>
lis ot import*. nil no doubt designedly.—
» hey ’v• 11 no' b suldled with those exor
bitant dutie’s The ar icle.s specified ire iher
produce chic fly of ihe British Colonies, or hei*
allic't.
By thissch n c too, the ground of the quar
rel bo-tween (ins con..tty - ncl America will
be changed and become mot e comp'ex.———
France will evade the charge of violating th&
right# of neutral1-, hr f iT ciittg her purpose?
by a municipal regnlatii n. The British or
ders in council will lose heir jit tific .‘inn, a*
being measures c.f necessity founded up n.
bo unjust decrees of Franc* Ai encs*
will tell us. tha> v.e have nothing to do with,
he municipal acs o France, tul thi s it is
tttenv.ned /terfta/.*.» bj a contett between
bo'h hr.te fiotvere, to t educe us to his di—
lemm *, either to maintain >>ur orders tn coun
cil when 'he show of justice is taken a»vav*
from ‘hem or to suffer'he com1 urce of ihet
enemy to be relievi d and to give up t - pow
er of remliatingon I. m the evils of the war.
l’lte artifice is deep, but it may be met and
, in n> <1.
Nothing is Said in this decree r*,- h tter res
pecting toe te'.case of American ships anil
C"g en under s« qucvratl n
Perhaps the s» cpn'tratiou is h* Id over the
heads ot 'he Amcricm i;i fcrrorcni. Wc
are cufimts to !'*avn It w tin French party
in America will mat age that masterly piece
of logic in the i-'.* General Armstrong,
w .co‘it is sl giied'hai because America l>y
iter non itl'rrcoONe act, forbade the entry
ot F e clt vessels into h *r harbors, the ccn
fi sea lion of all American vessels already in
be harbors <>f France or her tillies, was a.
just reprisal—•• a matter of right,’*
Nkw Yokk Sept. 29.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Yestcrdnv arrived a' th's port the fast
sailing fc. regular trading ship Frances. Capt,
Taylor, in ifu* very shot- p in-age of 27 on\ «*
from Greenock, which port she left on the
39'h of Aug.
The arrival of the Frances has furnished
the Editors of the Mercantile Adv* -rtistyr
wi'h London p.i|*v.s to ihe 25 b Augu-tf j|
inclusive, feur d.<jy* User than hitherto tfif
reived.