The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-02-09 00:00:00

1'4.1 he Frince on the widedryval of the 'maps ?
Nett One word was mid about thet.—(lkar, har.)—
I. Ite,lts boll, mine flight Holt. Gristlemon opposite
be Chaim-11in of the litachequet) makes no 'Nee
...Mew, mil e laggh.l—Then as to Ow repro-
dieure ; The Noble Lord had-done hen the hemon,
to sec that hr e ad preditril by his advice; hr could
....1 ei liter hinself that his recommendation 61111
I. ••••. rot atereidril so; it was not, he was aura, his ad-
dial of the electoes throughout the king-
.: n the last electins, which hid worked
.sele a miracle upon the Neville Lord's mood—.
/lees, hear, hear, and lagghterl—and he ems
filly e.rtuueer.l the if SeIICCII, end all the
nom of *telegenic, bad resell from their
graves e,itel win-pried retrenchment in the Noble
Lord's ear, their aelmoniiiiin wuuld have had sou
• treet unless et was conotersi4ned by the mensal-
owndaii tttt of the electors at large.-,..(Herse.j-...11e
(1I r. T.) heel last year recommended a ..tedection
, f $.OOO owls in • part of the army, bet the sags
Leeson, could hot of all b‘ etiretivl to; new the
Notate 1.0111 came down of los own accord, and
propowd a reduction of 9,04* in this deportment,
f.,r etiseige in tlw Noble I..ortl's aeutilltewre there
was poly one assignable mono, null that wee, thr call
leer ermentny, whirls resounded from all quarters of
stir reetise! ry. Thy emweithisere of last year nos shove
V I muumuu/. Twenty tnellinna were to be defined
8.10 to mere it Owrr, were seems millions.

Wilielt a juggle it was then fussy that both ends were
looniest to inert, when eio hwx than fourteen mil-
limes mal a half some be provided for the Sinking
Fes el, .tied tom could only lie done hy • loans( tint-
er. le tnelliniis.—(llear.)—The Report of the Com-
miner, slseu +mikes% she Imelinice, put in a salvo
to a gm. t:thr•if —it mode a reservation PI except
ex to the Meilen% Fund.")—(A Insigh.)—Now hr
wax a uniform supportive of the pnuciple of the
Si',kiu. F 1, and hr was ir• anwions to see it pro-
redly atlensiiixtered a* the nigh' 1100. Gesetletterie
could be. But it wait a tuonstrowie &lux
silo. ten teek of having is Sinking Food of fuss rice..
soill;0 .a, when the countrx (or rather llw Ministers)
wer obliged to borrow thirteen millions.— (War.)
--Theo it the Right limitiorielde Gentleman means
to hornier this inutionit upon Exchequer Bills, dues
I.e 'reline to omen that flirt...! is the Trost chance of
the 13 isik (tense able to pay IS. fIICCIC in tlw course
of newt year ?—(//ear.)—What lie uniformly corn-
pl..ined lit was, Oust the Government *mild not
I ink the slate of 11w country its the face, instead of
t deviling at ...cry expedient to wont oft the evil day.
1• was actually frightful So go on in this manner.
Tee difficulties should he at once avowed, mid Nome
teal sue, mid made toward. their rrnioval—a painful
arrenvroweit wills the public creditor might hr
ai railed, bust nothing short of eventual ruin could or-
ientl this el stem of burrowing 13 or 14.000,0001.
I t ear. No 111311 rev mote reedy than lor *ks to
iitai4 the trrourct a of the country; but tloiso country
could 111.1. ally more than any other, work insproihi-
usid if a war broke out within two yews, the
..ehiiii mit might as well think of eri.ing the
41-ad as or rinsing a (nun in this country, mil. so in-
deed it was accoinplislwd by the old game of an
e sm.. or paper issue. From year to year the pub.
lie wee deluded with flouriphisig speeches 'of fie!
-state of *heir finances, instead of beim told their
oriel situation, and bring called upon by great sa
entices to reduce the burden which oppersaed thew.
Ti. re were 44 Inilli..wof 'Escheqiier bills out-
not to say any thing of the two million,
b▪
alloce of old debt upon the Consolidated Fond.
Add to this the 1,100,000/. voted for churches, last
year, and on she back of It all put the 14 mil-
bona' for the Sinking Fund, and then talk of the
Isbasses of ■ Committee up stairs, acting on the
pilau of the lam, was sesive—k wm orithisig less
the: an abominable mockery. The 1 1 --.olllle may
as well think of erecting a wiper mill is the centre
of the ti , and *lien send a Con user up Moira
to levee memos to prevent its working —(Hear.)—
\l'h) 81.4 hand ii he would ask the Right Hail.
Gentle stun ; but the Ammer would be, " Oh ! dud
would lower the fuoil."—Well, and why not lower
the stuck% ?.-the answer nould the; be, " Because st
wool : oft-oda large et ttttt tier of persons whose fru-lid-
*hip it wa, desirable to rehabs." He had bees, °lieu
mifairly accused with &eating harshly, that is, in a
peemnal wore, with the Right Mt. Gentleman
epleeitt. There was be f lotion for this charge
—he merely spoke of the !tight lion. Creistleinan
• to roofs who was to be looked upon, from his
Metal intuition, as the faithful organ of a besotted
Arboiniiaratines—besotteil, most certainly, upon
treat 00000► of fioatice. Ile did not mean that this
disgrace should attack Foley and peramielly to the
Right I boll,. Geod.-man ; ou the contrary, he always
siiesot it to apply to the combined wimloin of the
Ilegeot'is pr,bent Thilisters.-.4 laugh./—The
If.urt's year of pence was how arrived, moil nothitig
in a 'Himmel,. form was proposed in regulate the
filumces of tlw country. 11'hat but ruin could
result if a war broke upon 11w nation us such a
state ?—/ Herie.)..—Tlie Eight Bin. Gentleman
knew he elate not fond Eachrquer bills, for diets
flown wool.' go the money market. On the con-
Wiry, he will twne dins, bells, and bring up their
amount to aim; millions. The moment he attempts
to fund, then down go the stocks; afterwards
cornea another year of commercial prosperity, mid
then up they go. But all this was ultimate ruin,
rieept to the stock-jobbers. They alone drew a
Iwitefit front the observance of the present scheme
of Mortice—is scheme which, if pot checked, must
move the ultimate ruin of the rountry.—(llear,
hear.) _ _ .

I.urd CASTLIIIIIACH expl,Utetl, lii4t 'Aril lie
bud said built ends of the expenditure and sinsms
sari, lie did not mean to eaves the Sinking Fowl ;
i.e merely alluded to the actual receipt and direct
expenditure of the current year, without touching
en the Sinking Fund. If any delurion were prat:-
tr.tel, it was by the Hight lion. Gentlemma who
la.t .pole, stud who worild endeavour to *mike the
country suppose the existent* of r mote of thing"
which would enable Ministers to redeem lite 1110/11C
delit at the tate of &amen millions mintorlly.—
filter, titer.)
Mr. Tien/It-it said, he dud not applt tl:r pr Ns.
tics rf delusinns ',minority to the. Noble I.nisi, hnt
iturs ly to Ilse anaisser its uli:elt Las eirgoiniri.t %%as,
41,110..(1, :Lod the ciiiirsito. of the Sinking I' and in
the Noh I- uotewletion risen tie talked sif
welsh% Instil ends, user t. In a time of mace, the
ralciartivis rhottl.l asliKa)b till littat the Sinking
Fund.
Lard CASTS. IAL A Gil —" it never tars dune."