The Sun.
London, England, 1804-06-18 00:00:00

the Ba in place of the Treasury, is thiS ; th 4
periods of. drawing by the Treasury are km)"
the Bank, by having it in their power to be always
drawers of Bills, would give a !,upply according t°
the demand, and therefore- there would never be too
large a quantity of Dills at market.
Do you think that the Bark drawing Bills for
smaller sums than it is in the habit of the Treasury s
to draw, might not likewise tend to prevent in
greater degree that fiu6luation complained of
I think it would be a point of convenience, 1)1'3"
would produce no N-al died on the Exchange.
Do not you think, that if the Treasury dr avr
for low sums under wool. and that the Persons who
want Dills for a smaller ;unt, go to a person wil°
has got the toool. Draft, he does not pay a higher
rate of Exchange than what such person paid to
Treasury I—l nave never known in the course of 11-
experience, any difference of price betwixt a Bill°
large amount and one of small ; I speak of Londcnt
being ignorant of the faa as to Dublin.
Do you not think that the Diretorst Bank of the • r
of Ireland, as dealers in exchange, would feel it ;hello
duty to that Body whose Trustees they are, to rj.,
the best profit they could make, unless they we-
restriaed by Government in "respell of their agerl.:v'4
for Government I—A Bank having an "'lfs
Charter, I atwof opinion, exacts from its Dirr—d°
a two-fold duty ; a duty to the Proprietors' ,
duty to the Public, which operating tr)getrilrng
think would make the Diredors avoid sat,
14,'10.
their duty to the Public, to the interest of
prietors. nee •
Do you admit that these two duties are in c r f
sition to each other ?-1 do not ; but say

are inseparable.
(To be continued.)

A combination of upwards of I too inurnerilevecl
boot makers, against the closers of their respell'
k
shops, has exi,ted for upwards of ten weeks, which
has completely stagnated the trade. Warrantsor w
the
ere
apprehension of twelve who have aaed as delegltest
four of whom underwent an examination on
and the fad being clearly made out, three ot
them were sentenced to hare labour for two months,
in the house Gf CorrettiOn, and one for one month.
on Friddy, f
issued from Marlbrough-street,
A gang of tort), women are now engaged ita pass'
ing counterfeit seven shilling and halt-crown Piecef.„:
in difrerent parts of the Metropolis ; four of theb
have been apprehended in Wapping, 'one of 041031
has made such discoveries as will probably leadcc'

the detc6lion of the rest.
Monday afternoon, while the tide was rufv/airi!
strong at Woodbridge, a child, five years of
fen into the stream near the Mill-pomi, an 4
hurried away, when a private of the 2d Laaca'll
dll
plunged in, and ..fter a search ten miauces' e;
c. vered and brought him, to land. He was rec°vc '
by Cie means recommended by the Humoe'c
.ciec
There is now in Bimicks at Woodbritige',,t)ii-chas
pied by -the Lancashire Militia, a cat Will—, as
fostered two chickens. The circumstaiice t•
follows :—A.lew days ago, alien was ob3ertc“ s;o7
ting upon two eggs, but %VW, &tartly after soprs-
atonabeplkacielldAtli)wyma d‘ogld.erAasocladtievirrittiltlenthtro:;kstinhaellegj_;:9
tens, when,. the course of four days, the
made their appearance: one of them has five cl"'o
on each foot, the other only four ; and the o'j`sc
have lived together for a fortnight in the gr"lear,
harmony. When-the chickens stray from tile c
she immediately fetches them back in her 03..)"
with the greatest tenderness.
the
chick•es,".s
Friday se'nnight an alarming fire broke Outwit of
mail.coach stable, at the Pelican, in the t"i„g
Cow bridge, occasioned by the horse.keei leiv his
a candle burning in the- lantern, after harnessiog,ro
horses. It is supposed the loose straw caugni
sparks of fire blown through the lantern,
of wire, and instantly reached the loft, the
rained a load of fresh straw and a deal of nehl, '1
it
wind being high it burnt with great WY' ;ill'
onr•
was with great ,dificulty the 11.4ses wcre 's
nor
Happily no lives were lost. The stable W3-i of
ttohetllgabrrtaniciit,s,buwt
alsti)muetvletentveedryir !Irieagtociix,;raln:;l or,
t her. •

On Monday, the t ith inst. at Okehampton, in 9;3°,7..
mouth, A:mile:le Commander of the London East
shire, John Eastabraoke, Esq. of Stoke [louse, nerial " Au
Lately, in H..nny-street, Dublin, Fiancis Henrf°9 '
Esq. Trinity
On Thursday Morning, Mr. Kenricit Dixon, Of '
square, Tower 11i11, aged S 4 y,:ars David
Lately, on his passit c trout i ''ca to New York,
&mar IE • . dulal
( , ay. 0; lii,r isi,nlcl. , G• g iCll'
On Tuesday last, at Woodford, in Essex, Mrs. -•-• A.,1,b.
arcs, widow of the tate ;‘l;".l.ltickarcii, of Goo,iitwo's-, c
t ,
Lately, at his house in Thoriitlinio:street, Bediordsq"
Mr. Spicer, Artist- f rah'
On the 6th inst. in Stirling Rol:wit ;Links, pg.° .
head, in the 7Sth year of his :1714e. . Indiarri.ter
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