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imams Wog. But, we tell them, too, that we will two boom till lo at sight. Wednesday, the day of
set toll them how it is to be dorm. If they be saved, adjourament, the members of the representative were
SO sir shop they *hall come, and they shall come, too. to assemble at six o'clock is the moraisg.
is at the Intoloor.—Str THOMAS L ID41•111 am- RIRCUTIVI vitocssoisas
other part of the debate, said, that " the measures of IN THE SENATE, Maacn
48.
The foEtwelog written sewage was received from
" theooveremest were hissing the secceasof Reform.
the President of the United States by his Secretary.
" They who sever thoufillt of it before were nematode)
TO TIE MISTS Of TIE UNITZD STATES.
"IS think of it new." He said that he himself wee
Having executed the Act entitled an Act to reduce
/rite a confrere to it, aid that he was convinced that
the landed interest would
never
meet
with jastice. tau and fix the Military Peace Establishineat of then: cited
States, on great consideration and according to my
it had mere influence is that Ilosse.—Sir TRONA{
best judgineat, and inferring from the rejection of the
Lwrsantose, pat your case thus : Those that are not
Boron:A.lmm. have
not
power
its civet in their buds; nornisation of Colonel Towson and Colonel Gadsden,
a reform of Parliament would give the rest of the coos-
officers of very distinguished merit, that the view
Inanity a greater degree of power : the rest of the corn-
which I took of that law has riot been well under-
stood, I hereby withdrew all the nereielliene on
mushy have an interest is the reducing of taxes, in
Il
which the Seeate has not decided, until I can make a
seeing rents duly paid, farmers keep their capital, and
more fail consrnunicatios and explanation of that
labourers receive a sufficiency of wages. State farther
view, and of she principles on which I have acted in
that, to preserve the estates, it is necessary to reduce
the discharge of that very delicate and important duty.
largely the interest of the debt, and the expenses of
JAMES MUNROE.
the army ; and without a reform, which shall make the -- - -•---
people pull with the landlords, sod so quiet sato require
spumy to keep them down, these measures for primary-
leg the estates are absolutely impossible to be carried
late elect. This is your case, Sir T. Levessinos. We
aro glad to hear you say that you an a Desert to
!deform, and we care sot whether you take our phis
rsi that of Lord Jour/ Kiruna. to begin with. We are
very sure that even the bouse-holders, if they were
secs freely permitted to vote, would soon matter to
the winds all bribery and corruption, whether coming
team the bare-faced villains who openly deal in the
sommodity, or from the greater, because hypocriti.
eat villains, who carried on their trade through the
cajolery of realm—During this debate, Sir F.
BURDILTT made hie appearance. He was convinced
that the distresses of the country proceeded from the
ignorance and imcapability of ministers; a cause very
different from that which he has stated upon many former
occasions.He complained of the effect of Paces Bill, sad
he was answered in a manner which another opportonity
will offer fur noticing more particularly by Mr. Pest,
who, we most confess and have no grudge in confine,
ing, has, throughout, acted in the fairest and remit
manly manner.—We were sorry to find Mr. Jamul
snaking a very material mistake. He observed that
it was iniquitous to pay the public creditor interest'
upon the fall amount of his loan, which had bees con-
tracted when the paper was depreciated so as to make
a pound worth only fourteen or fifteen shillings. We
beg heave to point out to Mr. Jeans, and we do it
with very great respect, that he is here adopting that
very f Mr. RICARDO, which he himself, semi
time ago, exposed in so spirited a mariner. It was
not twenty or twenty floe per cent. that the money
was depreciated in 1810 and 1811. It was . dew,
dred and fifty per cent. The difference between
the price of the paper and the gold, was no criterion
at all. It was the value of the corrency in general,
compared with the price of the produce of the earth,
that ought to have been taken as the standard. Mr.
RICARDO said, in 1819, prices will fell only three is
four or four and a half per cent., because, said he,
that is the difference now between the price of papee
and of gold. The fallacy of this has been shown a
hundred times over, and particularly in the first of
Mr. ConnETT'll three late letters to Lord Lt v carom.;
and experience has proved most amply ; has ceased to
be written is the fate of thousands of ruined farmers
and their families, the truth of this doctrine. Mr.
JAMES has heard the notions of Saint HORNER and of
those stupid things,the Edinburgh Revlawers,repeatei
so often, that he has adopted them involuntarily 1.11
spite of his own better understanding. He should
recollect that, by the notion which he now pats forth,
the calculations of Granny blase& tt are folly justified,
and the fundholder has yet to receive a good many di-
vidends before be will have his dee. Sir T. LEVI'
HRIDC.E.S, however, is the true path. Let him keep-
in
that path ; let only one Country Gentleman in every
county follow the same path, and let them call upon
the yeonraery to second their efforts, and we shall have
every thing settled in a manner that will restore lb e
people to their rights, and preserve the estates to the
landlords.

Washingtoa, Marzh 46, 1823. •

After• the above follow two Ion; written messages
freed t►e President by ►is Secretary, in explanation o
the above.
(gigged)
April It, 1822.

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Philadelphia Papers have arrived clbis 111011114 g to
the l lth of Slay, from which we extract the following :

Captain Girandel arrived at New York, from Ha-
vanna, states that s fleet of about twelve sat( had lately
arrived from Vera Crux, haying on board the Spaoish
troops, amounting to about 1000 wan, bound to Old
Spain.
_ .

Mr. Poleties, the Russian Ambassador, has taken a
passage at New York, on hoard the ship Colombia ex.
perted to sail shortly for Liverpool.

1.3%1.31M.3RC, 31,tv 7.—Arcount. crt,n !awe Video
and Bump. Ayres, now fully coufit In the previotr. re.
port.of an extensive failure of the ctops,and tha,t flour
bad 4.lvatteed in price. This circumstance will be
the means of opening a good market.
Fnost liar INNA.—Captain Hanka. from Havanna,
iaforms, that a Spanish frigate and a sloop of war
arrived at Havanna from Vera Crus. with 5 millions
of dollars on board. Fort St. Juan de Ulina was in
po ion of the Royalists.