The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-21 00:00:00

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cooseg in which I
ins goccessively placed at the two Meetings h►hl at
'he London Tsseen, on Tuesday Isst, revpertine the
Reinsert°, of Cash i'apinnis by the 110,.k. of the
fint a which Meetings Tnantt BatNertinna. Ego.
was Chairmen, and of the second In,, ••If. I ►eel tl.st
I au celled so to 'mkt A 6110 ii AND Sf'A NM.
LOUS ATTEMPT AT PUBLIC DECEPTION,
of which yogi, Paper has been mule a s•blrle.
Not having since Tends, seen soy Newspaper hut
your's, sad being little in the habit of looking it the
Advertisements, It wet not until this evening thst
observed one inserted in the SrirEsmalts both yes•
terday and this day, which FA L'iELY steles the,
et the first of the abevenneutioned Meetings, when
THOMAS EIAIIIIIRIDOI, Esq. MSS in the Chair, el II
Resolotion moved by Sir Rabbi/ Feet, sod second-
ed by MATTHIAS ATTWOOD, " it was resolved,
That the messes., in contemplation, as recommended
by tl•e Secret Committees of both Hoorn of Perlis.
event, will tend to a FORCED sod precipitate con-
traction of Ibis circulating mediae, of the coentry,
embarrass trade is general, sod injure alike public
credit, agriculture, mewofectores, and commerce."

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For this anertioo being a FALSEHOOD, I shalt
produce two species of evidence. Is tbe first place,
114 evidence of my owe eyes ; for begin, by stand-
ing on the table, a clear view of the whole company.
I was able dietiectly to see by this show of hoods
that the motion of Sir Rosser Pau. was NEGA-
TIVED by a considerable majority ; not less, as it
appeared to me, than of three to fate.
In the second place, there is the sill stronger evi.,
delta* which is seen in the fact, that a very large pro-
portion of the original company—oven more as I
judged then two-thirds—remei.ied in the room to do
themselves that justice which had been denied them
by the 6.0 Chairman; when, by an onanimeas call,
they did ma the honour of piecing me in the Chair,
and then proceeded, by a Resolat,on, to vete @strong
censure on the conduct of the late Chairman, who
bad orrnneouiily declared the motion of Sir R. PEEL
to have been adopted by the Nleefine.—who had re-
, refewl the division which was demanded for ascer-
taining the tratb,--and who had abruptly abdicated
the Chair without eorrecting his first error.
I know not, Sir, by whom the aforesaid A 1,...
tisrineat wan lent to your raper ; bat, after having
been honoured as I have mentioned by the insulted
company, who remained sifter the abdirstion of the
first Chalmtte, I shield feel myself disgraced, wore
I not to reprobate, with feelings of intlignitinn, tfe
base attempt thee made to its's, in a v.ry hid reuse,
a gross imposition on the Public. A very had raw:,
!say, for a sabsillottan of the paper money of a bank.
rept Company as " tho circulating medium of oho
cavalry," in place of a metallic currency, and that
paper mossy uphold by despotic power, la as inenn.
'Went with a healthy commerce, as It is with justice
or common honesty; and, as dire experience heti%
shown, is so prolific a permit of inonmerablit evils
and wido.esieniled misery, that it ought to be no
longer endured.—l am, Sir, your Mead and 'servant,
Tears Jar, May 90,1819. JOHN CARTWRIUIIT.

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