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AMERICAN PAPERS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
•:•-• • WASHINGTON, JULY 23.
t At the information required by the subjoined Reso-
lution of the House of Representatives of the Con-.
xress of the United State', of the condition•of " the
'ifferene Chartered. Banks in the several States," cat'
be correctly Obtaiaedonly,fragt o cwt AM)
Oinks, an appeal is neeelsarily made to Ureic now/
tesy for that information. To meet fully the requi-
sitions of the Resolution, the Report shettld exhibit
the state of all the Chartered Banks.of the Unions
the same day.
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It is therefore suggested, that. such statements as
may be forwarded to this Department, in compliance
with the foregoing request, may exhibit the state and
condition of the respective Banks on the 30th day of
September next. The same statement of the affairs
of those Banks, on the 30th of-September, 1813 and
1815, which were in operation prior to those periods,
would probably furnish important information in the
investigation of the several subjects presented in the
Resolution. •
It is important that the statements should be for-
warded immediately after the 30th of September
next, in order that the Report required by the Reso-
lution may be submitted to Congress at the com-
mencement of their next Session.

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Wit. H. CRAWFORD.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, MARCH 1.
Resolved—That the Secretary of the Treasury be
requested to transmit to Congress, at an early pe-
riod in the next Session, a general statement of the
condition of the Bank of the United States and its
oiEces, similar to the return made to him by the
Bank ; and a statement exhibiting, as nearly as may
be practicable, the amount of capital invested •in
the different Chartered Banks in the several States
and the district of Columbia—the amount of notes
issued by those Banks, and in circulation, the public
a*d private deposits in them, the amount of loans
and discounts made by them, and remaining unpaid,
and the total quantity of specie they possess ; and
tbAt. he be requested also to report such measures as in
,hitopinion may in ejr,pedient to procure and retain a
sufficient quantity of gold and silver coin in the
United States, or to supply a circulating medium,
in place of specie, adapted to the exigencies of the
country, and within the power of the Government.

1412 W YORK, JULY 31.
- EllllrEonatr: A nary= seem Sr* te.—The United
States' ship Hornet, Captain Heed, which vessel car-
ried out Mr. Forsyth, the American Minister to Spain,
returild to this port yesterday afternoon from Cadiz.
The Hornet left Cadiz on the 21 of July, at which
time the Treaty, ceding the Ylorid'as to the United
States, had not been ratified by the Spanish Govern-
ment. Cliptiin Seed has brought dispaiches for the
Secretary of fuer"

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