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ISSURAI tries I have named, that I
a the Eel -Hs- Bill, and the remedy is as simple and easy
; ""' 4441' evil is dangerous end alarming. I have propesed
tai Prenti
r infanta, ..iine time. price os. maisboof public good. I know there have been •
owpwer's
4 AIKIN. M. D. on his laelitekedeeiltailllslidelebe' d ealumuin uttered igginst the in.
PALL.Shnew addresses you. It• as beets said "14
r awe? Va
Isty fur they
' Jul!) *est, .AG :" with saCILL eiriad:litu"chlElSAllll- ;41101-11 irett• Mowed. mad theeefore that 1 liege au
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...wt essieem ter poetical aired... Pr i Waviest in bringing forward'ede •
Jireetat reassure.
', Septet Ms . .+y lotietelf ill th•Yesr 177.1; sad.... poblislisi l, 'LA neocolonial, my Lords, cart be itiote unfodrid• liar
.4. . Cream, in the sear is Ile . ' - 4.04,- . 'MC tier I. Owe Of alma Play adult. 'll'has also been
N'S INC, Jew */ i 4*" .1."1.1*.* rL ''
• sherd that I mean to it: - e this-reentry arid go to
Fellow of Clare liall, Cambridge. •- - • .. for ~_ '"
at the said OS ' %la are added.,COLI.LCT lON uf.sONClSerweised America. anti that interim r hive robbed the S.
erehandise, as 0.• Editor ; with some MOGI), IL SONGS. family estate of 80,0001. Of all' men, my Lords. .
Mt. Omen Loss
ica Of, dud gr: ' Rivinotoo, No. tid, Se. Pustb•Cleerele. {declare myself free from belts; actuated by
' ••aeton, and J. Neelicilsem, COW any each motives. Front all personal or selfish el
les
tied, free of Ex ~,,,,t, motives I declare oneself, and I stet- that I bring tie
.ridatin amounts -on %Ae,. re., forward this remedy fora great evil, from' a public
--I, Coypus consideration. The question is melt important ; re
FE INSU RA for if you do nut remedy the diseaie in this slit!), be
you know not to *that degree of mischief it msy ad
spread hefate November, or whenever the Partis
I.Aeltlllllllllll, went shall neat assemble. The circul sting me:-
' PARLIAMENT. dinen of the country I sew consider to be paper ;
1.11,/,; mil for
MINIMUM for although soiCe whims have been -entertained, •
that the Bank might to pay in gold; yet me in-
iweva will expire, 1
teateeriad. quiry is, where M the gold to come from ? bur- 41
*eel by this Compote., mg the present course of exchange, when that
is possible for perms exchange is agaiust this country, mid being 'o
e. The premiums fa situated, it will be impossible Li as to procure
her glass of liiimaare, or retain geld iu eirculatios. 1"lotiv this con,hie- sea
description. Oa In- retiou, end my consultation with -13seters and
men are lower titan
Marge is in any Lawyers, I saw the necessity of proposing that en- •
no by Ernierseaseat. ease tries in hooks shonld pass for a circulating one.
C Insurance ; and in dium, aud that it should constitute a legal ten.. r,
g the hitsiness, the der. The credit of the Bank parr is of the t
sat facility to all ca. `.. last importence: it is the bottoth - plank of the .
country's vessel; aud we shonld not permit it to he
be lamed, when „,, bored through at the will and discretion of indi-
diminish,. Re vidnals. lily Lords, we awe much to the farmers
IPPS, Secretary. th,
Cat end of 1.06.14111, _...... of this country, and they ought not to be used with
w 13011D-STSZeT, It ...nide by liiirdsittp,-and out only with hardship, hut they
Composition, ought nut to be used with oppression and injustice„
*IA t brill ant jet by being left to the discretion of their landlords. I
ices. hi boards, block s the textiles, will always stand up for their rights, and will ever
f EVIL, Phy- will in, so! 0u1d..-*. declare myself the farmer's friend. Every one
Letters. east en
rr, Esq. wholes "e• sold must recollect the spirit which was ,hewn when a
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Ned :-Of whom web 1./ ,k ~ - , Noble Viscount (Sultnouth) attempte to encroach.
vi. riy„ ~., nu Nomewl. not iotrireismaity. arm LtIT rfghts e,t. a great
°LiCiarprn• loolnollal- he We- elms of people in this country. Why. the Boor of
no mai Sammie sm.- -_ Illad'ar the House was scafeely cispabfeefeonisiniug them.
11. two Porno, to stone bottles, price If. ei.eseb. .... ie
.... _ ' -...... ,-.,.. Their activity a, a body of people arose from their
by so Irishmen
IMPEHIAL PAKIJAIENT. • holding weekly meetings. and therefore they be.
e. Price is 6.1. came ready to act upon the first uotice of their
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HOUSE OF LOA danger. The farmers also, my Lords, will be as
boards
7.; 'ing an ready to resist such oppiassinn, fcr they hold
be
APPEALS. weekly meetings in every market towo, and, if we
ranter, sad to
i tad The Earl of Stereo Let intimated do not remove froin them such acts of oppression
s wont 1, oh Monday, propose a anon
and ininstice, their voice will be heard through a
It ,or,„1„,. ofjasttee, of which be bad complaim
LOVEDEN'S DIVORC crowd of pennons." The Noble Earl concluded
v vie. of the Upon the (oder being read fur takisi by moving. That the Bill be read the first tune.
'rejadice mid non into coonderauon, The Earl cf Ltvearou6 mild, lie did not, on all
The Loan CAA. A said, tli occa.iont, agree with the Noble Earl who had just
..........--...- Mr Loveden hurtle petitioned agaisst
Sit 'maid he the proper moo, Aw Ina sat down. but, on the present occasion, he entirely
STEADS,eIoisMe Ini. Amendments be taken labs ennaideratio concurred with those observations which the Noble
%surto/the This motioa was agreed to, and cut. Earl lied expressed upon the Introduction of this
table Chairs, 1011. Bill. The evil to which the Noble Earl had idled-
le Tables Is GOLD AND DANK N'
ed was certainly one fur Which there could not he
re
veryeneral Earl STAIIIIOPF.-." My Lords,
a better or more ethcatious reartmly than the rura-
-1 lap in this House: I sin au independei
sure proposed. Su fur his sentiments and those of
wars gt I ma an
that it should have bil
le of the Noble Bad coincided, but still it was questiur-
Leb-- ed Iris bring dma important subject aide
able how far the evil eilated, fur which necessity
sit bedsore thou. which, in my opinions, on
had arisen. whichlcould call forth the expediency of
it nmeasaitu tooled the attention of the I:iu,
a Legislative prtomosion. The. fact was, an iiidni.
Meta* by The Bill. my Lords.. which I in, •t;
dust had given this notice, but he tilt us hes-tenon
Strad "- relates to the coinage and current .
with say in say mg there was no ground to apprehend th it
a counts ,and and I have hero irietsrm•
isslealis his example would be followed by one man in the
aide. this measure to your Lordships' jar
Blitieh dominions. If the tell should increase. and
----- weedy fur one of the must alarming m
' DECO. threaten the e%iNttlice of the kingdo the danger become great, then it would be incum-
bent on time Legislature to interpose a remedy, aud
I inform quenee of a letter I received yesterd,
he would give the Noble Earl credit for the Bill he
be,. upou the introduction of the present
had it:traduced, a. containing eery wise provisiors,
IL AU- formatien I then obtained regarded ti
10mi:ethos circumstances should exist which weuld
mien an air individnal ; I shall niesitioo non
render them necessary. With this tenvideretion he
Slued to shall 1 ascribe say supposed motive: b
should, when the motion was mad* for this second
i• that a certain person, • great
to
to say reading, move, " That it should be road that day
deers
country. has given entire to all 111% lel
six *reeks."
begat- Mirleuseser-day he will receive his i
5 wises only. This. my Loyd.. would of 'teen The Email of LaciteaDat.e was surptised that
lower- to call fk your attvittioti ; ibis u the Noble Secrensey should circlets hisapprobation
t, "4 seats to 111 Conseepseocee a must of his Noble Friend's remedy. if ciroamstraces re-
dems quilted it. and yet profess hie eloyeetion to it upon
my._ alarming evil. But, my Lords, this
M. et worst or this most alarming part of this tee rounds he had mentioned. The impoetsoce
MIMI, residues ; there is suhjoined to this not of Parliament turning their their attention to this
l'awtt they pay es Bank Note* he will receive ', subject, rested nut upon any individual fact; it
*".l- for no
aorta then astern slislitimits each, rested upen a grievance already felt, and ueiversal-
- even that he wood•I teceive them at It le apprehended. The Noble Secretary had inti-
mated, that titi% notice of a certain Nolde Lord
tens importance of slot measure would be e
would not be followed by ancther individual in the
from Mous, hems,. thereby would ensue ade
eSe i of Bank paper, which ono is the only, British elotoiutatie. Bat this nee not the dist time
teak
vetches. The tenant, would MI 1011 1M we hod heard et landlord, calling upon their 'e-
lm
CD. interest, guarded by the setwben of la dontv'to pay is gold. Ile haul stated, on a former
sod Parliament. but would remain at the dii occasion, as instance of resit be•ng required se he
he individual landlords. I say. my Lords, ', paid en gold in Indeed; bit that was sat the only
66- e-sititalien is which the tessantrf a this one which mime within his karwledge at the limp.
AM Ile received • number of 'antiphon! and other
ought to be placed, and Bibs enaMpiewei
ed kg ethers, Ahem to so man who will re !Stets from Ireland, all of which related times-
ed perceive the oppression and isijostoce which seance, of a werhu stature. From the ,bolt otten-
it. also, that clam of the easenseuity. If 11911 he had born enabled to pay this subject. wilts
Is ours 4102. rent. he mast be retied monad in twenty-floe boars, lie thought it one dcoassehr.
Isable importance, anti when it .as printed he should
e 801, It is the,. my Leeds, that the pey
.. feel-yank country may bodeteenerated to have a bell& opportunity ot giving it the utmost
e asst latent. We shall MOS be Owed Ma a considers ion.
4 'toiler to that of acer,k,, sad Frame. I The Earl of Llt4tltlCK thought it his duty to
1,,,,,, the iletertoratsuri of paper money corn., COnt•adlrt the Venerel ~Lerreation. that the land-
and was getrbially esteuded to p 7 per east lord, of leelsall wee disposed thus to teem their
ether orimia• IWO. piper was only worth 31. i meant.. Far use general part of landlords sea that
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Th. My it f•lnlialead, in tiro large t alumna Iva, p.iee is ney. This led. Mr. Thomas Payne tetzboseere it"
tiehoragora "ink • Paakait, a saw edition, ' &erg Mn some wit'. for, wry Loedir; it fttual be ithnotrrsh that
if Torn Payne could be witty;' -that fire pirper of
11)1WieghiltZAeT,10..Nrk!;34n thertirfikWasd.Pal-aler
iC.ti,EbS America went out from the etiorrees likes snow-
been ball in the size of a met', head, hot It returned
time are fulfilling in the MAIL
By '111011.a.: NEWTON, Dip. from circulation no bigger then a loot-ball. It
Late Lunt Bishop of Breda melted in the warm hands of Americans. but the
Printed for F. C and J. Itivingtou; J. Walker ;J. Noon ; paper currency of France sufrired a ilveater deprt -
Lackinkgion and Co.; Cruel and Cu ;.1 Rieharchon ;3. M. elation after it had passed throngb the hot hinds of
Riettardron ; Longman suit Cu.; Slierniend and Cu.; and Frenchmen. My Lords, it is to prevent this aril,
Gale and Curtis. ,to ward off those calamities which betel the coun-
' iotroduce the present
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HOUSE OF LoaDs, THVIUIDAY. Juxt 17.

The Earl of SrvreLet Outlasted his iuteatioo, that ha
wool& oil Monday, prnpure a motion relative to the delay
ofjusttee, of w►ich ►e bad cuspylaiaed eta a former day.
LOVEDEN'S DIVORCE BILL.

Upon the order tieing read fur taking tr. Luveden's Peti.
hen into consideration,
The Loan C a said, that is consequence of
Mr Loveden having petitiutitql seaiest this Bill es auteedetip
it would be the proper muse Gw him to move, that the
A memitnenS• be take.. isle consideration this day six townies.
This mottos was agreed to, and tuastvieetly the YIII is
lost.
DoLD AND DANK NoTt.s.
Earl STANIIOPE—." My Lords, I sure of an party
in this House: I am au independent individual, and
I cm sorry that it should have fallen to sip lot to
bring thia important subject ander your comidera-
lion, which, in tny opintoin, ought to have 01*-
euporrl the attention of the fan. Cuvetameni.
The Bill. toy Lords, which I ant about to introduce
relates to the coinage and current medium of this
country, and I have been inet, molest to submit
this measure to your Lordships judgment as a re-
teedy for one of the most alarming olds which can
threaten the e%viletice of the kingdom. In conse-
quence of • letter I received yesterday, I resolved
upon the introduction of the present Bill. The in-
formation I then obtained regarded the conduct of
as individnal ; I shall niention no names,. neither
shell I aactibe say supposed motive: but it la a fact,
that a certain person, • great landholder to this
country. has given entire to all his traria,. that on
Midsummer-day he will receive his Fruits in gold
only. This. my Lords would of Itself he sufficie.st
to call firth your htttntiois ; this of itself pre.
mots to Ns tmisrepiptice, • Must airtime mid
alarming evil. But, my Lords, this is nut the
worst or the moat alarming pan of this individual's
remises ; there is auhinined to this notice, that if
they pay sa Bank Note* he will receive those note,
for no tame than asst.-ea shilliiigs each. Slippage
even that he would receive them at lg.. 6.1 e the
importance of this measure would be eqnally ob-
vious. because thereby would ensue a deterioration
of Bank paper. which now m the only circulatem
medium. The tenants would so louder have their
interests guarded by the musette's of law aed of
Parliameut. but would remain at the discretion of
individual landlords. I say, my Lords, this is out
• astiration ia which the tenantry of this country
ought 'ls be platted, and Bib's magpie were follow-
ed ley others, .these is so swan who will not clearly
perceive the oppression sad hipaatico which sill fall
0t0,,,oto,,, that Claim of the omunsuusty. If • tenant
eers rioi. rent. be mast be raised immediately to
Lords, that the wiper cur-
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71♦ of i th' my
Country (may be deteriorated to the at-
w„t (:tent. We droll MOO be placed in It seruseilis
similar to that of America mad Frame. Ia A Ille•
n the iletereniesuri of paper money eommerecerl.
and we, It" 4,1•14 eateuded to It 7 per east. or in
usher "mass IMO. popes' was sok, worth 31. to mo-