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Portland gazette., 1805-05-20

dons AAins hmuAsncoGayI nay 70 diide and
diitance the diipoiabIe war eitaoliihmeR OF the
emperor OF France, thar fhc will have nothing
10 dread from the fuperiority Of Numbers IN a.
nv Gngle attack, or need G,e iuPPoie that thote
at,acls will be made at many points; and, that
~ ", si,er, Glc r,aft continue fngic-handed IN
the aght, both sfchGye and defenhve She n'uit
continue nation fshting with odds, and even
this may Be prefcra64r 70 cooperation with the
lIbkc-@arm, the tinid, Or the treacheress.
4 E'lneglio, audare folo, che nal accompasnl-
atc," faYs The Italian Proverb. in PLAIN Lnghll
I" il is better to go alons than in Dad 1ocicty."
Portland gazette., 1805-05-20

.E*fl1s'fion.--A 4 lady Who faid fhe had been
re44oIng : Locke's Lilay on the Human Under
lIil'iins WIN great attention, told sentlelnahi
lhd' ' thoug'i in- was m nch inarucfed by ths
~olh' ilr was ignorant Of the meaning Of th-
~oII laf1.-- nc gentleman informed her, that
as h,7" l'gnih-s male fool, Igs-s lndizsd !
Portland gazette., 1805-05-20
PARIS, MARCH II.

PARIS, MARCH II.
The emperor Napoleon has announced, bv nei-
iasc, TO the feyeral departments of the govern
menS, hrs election as KING OF ITALY and
they have waited upon him with addrefes Of
sansrs, = :;s,t1..- The coronation is TO take
Portland gazette., 1805-05-20

PHze Rdn'-Tuelaay aft being the dav
announc for The .hew Of lambs, at Arlington.
the eilatc of MIR. Cuffs, in this vicinity. the
- -,.,s.,irel !. d. a -
Portland gazette., 1805-05-20
Total, forms 2oo5

! -t -.,-- otai, hOTirS 2oQ5
| BY which it appears. that perfon poReaed d
| Ico,o 900 Aorins, Dutch 6ebentures, giving him
an income Of 2.soo fr. or about a27La year, has
| 37L 2year left 20 live upon sand he is fill
forced e. pay all other taxes bcGdts.
a perfon being fabjea Of the Batayian Re.
public, and pofltiing property in foreign funds
10 the amount cf o,oook focks, at per cent.
receives for inrereft per annrn sooI
7axss paid W hin for fbf Jtar 1909.
M .e Lss.s. d.
One half per cent. npon property, N.
the capital Of Io,sooL being
5 valued, at 9SL, per cent. lthis tax a,...- ).
for eight years. Al 10 ..
Two percent upon Income, 10 :
Five per cent. upon income, this y5F
tax for Is years. cifa.h 2s
.Cne per cent upon properly. acc-l l-l l
2 ond initalnlent fer lSo4, aslsaIss Q o
-Four per cent. yu9on property, --r. ,..a
new tax for 1905, $50 o
obe halt per cent. uPoa PToPery, t
bsing : town TAX, ~ 10 {
--------
E.6oy 0
By which i aPpe7r,, that perio1 pot4eifng
Socf'Per annum IN foreign funds mutt fell out
capital to the amount of 1851 value, in. order to
pay bis taxes, which exceed his income bv that
amount and that he mutt then fell out more
capital 10 PROPORTION 70 his expsnces, Upon
winch he is alio obliged to pay I'll the other rx
.iing taxes UPON goods, lands, ramps feryarits,
hories, fales, hcutes, &c, with an addi,ions!
ten per cent. on the whole v1.f .rl.r.
Thus Dsntehman, upon an income he de-
rves from fhe Batayian funds, pays about &
per cent IN extra taxas ) and spon the income
he derives IRON money veited IN foreign funds
ne pays lao per cent N extra taxes, and is fill
obliged to pay all the old efahl;iheI taxes. with
an adultionaiten per cent upon them belides.
a-. PARIS, MARCH II.
The emperor Napoleon has announced, by mef-
.a5e, TO me feyerai departments of the govern !
mens, hrs election as KING OF ITALY ; and
they hare waited upon him with atdrefes Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23

A ssaye was received from the se-
nate, nonsying that they have passed the
bill declaring Cambridge, ia Massachu-
sets, To be port Of delivery.
The house wenlin committee Of the
whole,
Mr.. Tenny in the chair.
On a motion TO rccede to the states OF
Virginia and Maryland, respectively, the
jurisdiction Of such parts Of the territory
of Columbia, as are without the city of
Washington and, after considerable de-
bate thereon, the committee rosc,rsPort-
ed progress, and obtained leave to sit a.
gain. :.
Mr.. Dana reported on the memorial OF
Captain Alexander Murray, which report
was referred to Il committee OF the Shole [
house on Tuesday next.
Adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23
znursdau, Janaaru 10.

a petition was presented from sundr,
INHABITANTS Of Pennsyly praying pos
road 10 be established from Morris towr
By tavern known by the name of The
Bull, Pugli-towD, Covent Forge, Morgan's
town, Charch town, and New Holland, 10
the town OF Lancaster, and that post or
fees may be fixed az such places on said
road as congress MAY think proper.
heserred 10 tie committee appointed to
enquire what amendments ar. necessary
10 DC made in the acss esta.lissins post
Office and post roads in the United
States.
The petition Of VIM, Breck, Jun. OF
New-flsmpshire, presented February 9,
1903, With accompanying documents, *
"a report OF the committee Of claims
thefeon, were referred TO SAID Commit
tee.
A messages was received from the Sc
nate, notifying that they had rejected The
bill giving power to The stockholders of
the marine Insurance company Of Alex
andria 10 insure against Ere.
Mr.. Richards, from the Joint commit
tee for enrolled bills, reported the presen-
tation oil The following bills TO the presi.
dent ior his appropriations
An acl TO divide the Indiana terrific
W into two separate governments, and
nm act declaring Cambridge, in the
state OF Massachusetts, to be port Of de-
livery"
The house took into consideration the
amendment Of the senate to the bin a.
mandatory of,he aa fortIe government s
Regulation OF seamen in the merchants
service Wi,efeupon
IL was referred, together with the bill.
10 the committee Of commerce and manu-.
faciures.
The house went into committee Of the
whole, MIR. Tenney ~ the chair, on the
motion to recede To the states Of Virginia
and Maryland, respe cliyely, the iurisdiet,.
Oh Of such parts Of the territory OF Colun,.
bia rs are without the limits Of The city Of
Washington and after considerable de.
bate, the committee rose, and reported
their Disagreement to the said mot,-,l.
The house then proceeded to considef
the said motion, which was read as fol-
lows;
J.. "Resolyed, That it is expedient for
congress to recede to the state Of Virginia,
The jurisdiction Of that part OF The tcsrito.
~ of Columbia, which was ceded 10 the
United States, by tie said state of Virgi.
MIA ny als aet passed the third day oe Dec.
tne year one thousand seven hundred
'aAd e'ghty-n.ne, insi,uled So An a6i Cor the
ceSs'on OF ten miles gquare, or any lesser
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23

quantity Of territory within the stale to
| the Cni,rd States in congress a ssembied,
for the permanent scat OF the genera, go
,erpnent ;"-Prpvided, The said state Of
/, Virginia shall consent and agree thereto"
2. " RESOLVED, Tia. il is cxpedient for
congress to reccde 10 the state OF Mary
lsnd, The Juriss.ietion ofihat part OF the
territory of Columh.s, without the limits
OF the city Of Washington. which Was &C.
ded 10 the United States by the said state
OF Maryland, by al acf passed the 18th
day OF Deccnbcr, in the year 1874, init
tulcd f" An AL concerning the territory OF
Columbia, 5. TIC ciy of Washington 80
Provided, The said state of s.ary.and,
shall consent and agree thereto"
When division Of the ues,ion was
called Tor, and the question being taken
that tie house do concur with the conn
mittce of the whole house iR their disa-
grccmcat TO the FIRST resolution.
II was decided IN The aflirnaatise--ycas
77--Nxys IS.
The second resolution contained in the
nIot;on, b.ing under debate.
Mr.. Spiise moved to aiuend the same
by striking out tbs words without she d
mifs Of thc city Of HasSiagrss-
And on the ques,ion-ts agree to the said
amendment, il was decided in the Mega
tive.
The question was then taken to concur
with the coramiItse OF the WHOLE house in
their disagreement to the second rea,luti.
on, and decided in the a!iirmaiiye-Yeas
S9--NayS SO.
The e's.naSt,ee to whom was referred
resrenssraocs aad petition osthe repre-
,ssnsativ-s cs e'se fseesaes. Of the territory
OF Louisiana, gss discharged from the FAR
thee considerations ta-Fsof, ana sh~ renaon-
STRANGE and ptsitIcn were referred TO Use
committee appointed OF, that pare Of the
prss'deni's Message, relative % the sn.s-
ioraiion of the lcrfe ofgoyerament Of the
territory az Lcria;anas
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23

"a FULL confidence, that what has been SO
Far carried on, WOULD BE- completed.
In both these seasons however We have
Inexperienced ain extreme d,ihcul,y ~ col
jlectng good workmen, though from dbl
ifereut causes. In abe hrs, (lso3) the CT
lty couid not furnish those We wanted and
after collecting "a sufficient numoer' We
+ were Obliged 10 discharge them again DC
Gore the working season ended lhis 'asS
circumstance, aud especially the la'eness
of the appropriation, operated against us
in the season OF 1907. Lest we should
jayain labor under similar disadvantage,
consider il to be nay duty most respect
! fully TO represent 10 you the advantages
thar would result. to TIC work by an early
appropriation, approaching more neacly
to the estimated expense Of THE house :
The objects 10 view would BE- accomplish
ed, IL congress in their wisdom should
think proper 10 grant the suni Of 100000
dollars for the use Of the public buildings
during the next season. Such an appro-
rriation will indeed be the only means OF
insuring to the house of Representatives
the occupancy OF lheiy hal! at the season
OF 1896, and -of preventing their being
confined fos raore tl;an one other season
To the ineoaseniens situation OF lhc libra
~.
In the seove essiraass have included
that part ct the SaS'dsss Witch is not yet
begae, but which wsi eonSaia the access
10 the house, and correspond % tAe recess
par, slscady es-Sts5 in tho uossh wins
because 1t were veil % begin this part
OF the work as soon as possible. SF it
should appear ~ the president Sf Tho u
ul,sd States that is proyress viii noe re-
,ard that OF Inc house its=il. Iinsise also
remark thai no sam IL. rhecein estimated
foe lifting up and furn,shing the new
house.
ann with g,eat respect,
Your i-Itiiini. humble. servant,
&. HENRY LATRIBE,
Snrvcy,r cf t.lc iis.sifc 8zikdfngs
az Wuasanyfsn-
p ). The above sum OF los, 100 dol
lars irciades the amount of ali ou.s.and-
ing debts.
P. r. Thompson, Esq,
Chairman q hir committee offhe
Rsnse cf Representatives.. 10
ze.som isrefeivedthr Presidents
massage OF me Pablo Build
ings.
a nessage was received from the Sc
nate, io,iiy'ng that they have passed the
ei!i arnendatcIy OF the ad, for the go
vernment and regulation OF seaWen IN the
merchal,s' service, With az amendment.
The house went into committee of
the whole,
Me-. Tennsy in the chair,
On the m'tlon TO recede to the states
oil Virginia and Maryland, respectively,
the jurisdiction Of such parts OF the terri
OF Columbia, as are wlshous the city of
Washington and, after considerable de-
bate therecsi the committee rose, report.
cd progress, and obtained leave TO sit a.
gain.
Adjourned
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23

On motion osMr. Dana, the Committee
of claims was discharged from the further
consideration Of the pe.;lion OF Joseph
WillouSAby, and others, aud leave ~as
given to the petitioners to withdraw their
petition, and itsacco,npanying documents.
On motion Of Mr.. Dana, ,hs commi,t.s
of claims had leave TO sit 10. niorrox dur-
ing the session Of the house.
The bill appropria,ing sum of money
for finishing The south wing oil the Czpl-
toll in the city Of Washington, and for o.
Their purposes, was brought 10, englosscd,
read third time and passed, as was like
wise the bin regulating the grants ofiand
and disposal oil the land OF the United
States south OF the state Of Tennessee.
The bill to prohibit the cxacslon Of bail
npon certain suits within the DISTRICT Of
Columbia, was brought IN, cngrossei, and
read third time.
The final passage Of The bill was oppo-
sed by MIR. Goddard, MIR. Root a,d Mr..
Nelson, and defended by Mr.. Newton, as
proper measure to prevent the opi.ses-
sion Of malignant creditors.
Mr.. Eppes Desired Mr.. B.ckley to read
that part Of The Constitution oil the United
States relative IL the ex:cat OF the iudlci-
AIRY power, and that part OF the law est.-
blishing the Judicial authority OF The dis
trict OF Columbia, with view of showing
that the bill was not essentially Necessary.
Mr.. Early moved re-commi,mrnl Of
the bill to selecl committee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23

The Speaker lad before the house a
letter from the Secretary Of The Treasu
~, accompanied by statement Of the
sums Of money paid counsel FOR advice
aud assistance 10 the officers Of that de-
partmsnt, from the establishment Of the
government dc'yn 10 the present year.
Ordered 10 be printed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23
BOSTON. January g.

THE SEAsoN.-The wea her has, fsr SONS
days past. been istensely cold Thermometers
generally SINK. :; the coolest hours OF the twen-
~ four, The latter parr of the last week, several
segress below o., Many OF our pumps are floze,,
up, and useless Every exertion ought to be
made to fsee them. as az this season OF the year.
in particplaf, We are exposed to fires.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23

Fri1Eig, -L1zlarv RI.
A petition from sundrY inhabitants Of
Huntington county, Pennsylvania. psesen-
ted Deceni5eo 40. 1898, respecting the
establishment Of post road from Alex.
ardria in said county, through Holidays
burg and Bcula to Gresnsburg, was refer
red 10 the committee appointed ia enquire
wha, amendments are Necessary to be
made IN the aSts establishing a post-ofHcs
and cost roads in the United States.
Mr.. Leib presented bill to amend the
charter OF 'Georgesown, which was read
the frat and second times and committed
10 a committee Of .thc whole house on
Monday next.
Mr.. Crpvn.Rshicld from the Committee
OF commerce and manufactures reported
on the memorial OF Thomas getiand Of
Philadelphia, which Was referred, 70 COM
fnl.cc o. the who.c house on Wednss day
next.
A petition wasrgescuted from Thomas
az Samuel HJiIiMrsworth sf Baltimore.
(Aid.) praying 10 receive payment for Sc
veral certificates of public debt belonging
to them, which were not presented a, The
treasury deparrn-0t, for liquidation and
settlement, within the period prescribed
by the acts of Limitations.
Referred TO lbe committee on the ex-
hnguishment of the detts due from the
United States.
I 4 petition WAS presented from Lewis
i-anre iEreDchscilizeo at present an inha-
bltant OF New York, praying congress 10
pass special act to shthle him TO lhr be.
nefi,s and privileges ora citizen Of Tie u
niIed States.
A motion was made 10 refer the above
mentioned petition to se!ea committee,
but the question being taken thereu pom,
Ii was negatived.
a message was received from The presi.
dent ofthe United States notifying that he
approved aud signed the act declaring
Cambridge, in the stale OF Massachusetts,
to be port of delivery.
The house resolved itself into COM
mitiee of tie whole,
MIR. Gregg in The chair.
On the report of The Postmaster gene
raj Concerning the memorial Of Robert
Henderson, oil South Carolina and after
some time spen; therein, the committee
rose,reported progress, and obtained leave
to SIT again.
A,nessage was received from the senate
notifying that the president approved and
signed the act dividing the Indiana Terri
tory into two parts, which originated in the
senate.
Also. that the senate passed the bill a.
mendatosy of the sct for imposing more
specific duties on the importation Of Ger
tain articles, aad for leyying and COL
lecting light money on foreign ships or
vessels.
Mo. Winston informed the house ofthe
death of his colleague, colonel James
Gillespie, from North Carolina Where
upon,
committee was appointed, consisting
OF Messrs Alexander, Winston, Holland,
Wynns, Dickson, and VIM, to superin.
tend the funeral and
ii was unanimously resolved that the
house will attend the funeral, and ,ba,
they viii testify their respect for the de-
ceased by wearing Grape on the left arm
Tor one month.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23
IN SENATE--January n.

On motion ot nlr. iIcry,
Resoiued, That the nir,nbers Of the se-
nate, from sincere desire of che wing q.
very mark Of respect due to the mcinory
of the Hon. Samuel j. Potter, deceased,
late member thereof, will so into mourn
ing for hinl one month, by the usual mode
of wearing Grape round the left arm.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23
Alondap, Lanuarn l4.

Mr.. Anderson p,escined petition from
a nUmber Of The inhabitants Of Chester &
Lancaster counties pennsylvania pray
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23

The Speaker was requested to inform
the executive Of the state Of North Caro-.
lima Of the vacancy occssioned bv The
death Of colonel James Gillespie.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23
NEW-YORK, Tanuary IA.

ExfraA of letter da ted from Saa,o DOMINGO
10 Frimaire, year 10 (10rh December, 1854.
TRASsLAfoE.
After passage of fifteen days during which
we experienced much hard weather. we arrived
safe at our destined port
=. Aid De camp Bruce has been returned these
six weeks, he not only brought with him the
confirmation of Gen. Ferrani's non,inati5,,
70 the Chief command of the colony. bat even
thai of administrators general: thar is TO saw. tast
the powers Of general in chief and of prefea are
both csnlefrsd on him. The minister allow.
him larger sum than he demanded for hin main.
tenance. and the bil.s OF exchange which have
been asat 70 him will be paid. il bsias the psia
treasury thar trews upon Itself. Il will give me
mach pleasure to see the merchants Of Nsw-York.
and particrazdy my friends, shaking adyan;age-
Gus specrl1,ions on the faith thereof
We enJey hs's the 8reassst tranquility; an there
10 nothing going forw I'D on The island winch can
give vs. fsss Of It's beng intercepted. Thanks 70
rhe wisdom s'sd talents of our general. al the
momentsTy rouhes of the department of Cibao
are 6iss'pated. and have bean productive of stts
OF great dsvoetiness on the part of us inhab;.
tanis. The Spxnisris have fonelscss foe Gen.
Ferand vh;ch borders on enthusiasm; and there
!. no further subj At present, thar if the bri-
SandA sacu5 make their appearance they would
arm themselves Tor the Common deferce. Our
aav@ncsa posts are Row III Azua, st. Juan. della.
Aiagusna. and St. Yago de-,os Cayalleros. The
unfortunate frenchusn that had taken refuge
an The Island OF Cuba are daily aiding to the
strength Of the militia
ne spanish navy has orders TO cruise off
the Coasts CT ST. Domingo. TO intercept the Me-
grs corsaiFs a Spanish corvette with similar
mission hasp'st iaro our port 10 rehr.
j sstsrday we had here TIE Dcurn firing Of
cannon, illon,inasions, FIRE wssks, balls, and eye-
~ kind OF 'ejoicinge OF the asce,.
sion OF bonaPaue to the French cmpife.n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23
LEXINGTON, (virg.) January 8.

LEXINGTON, Virgo January 8.
Erfracf efa letter from a gentleman in FIN
castle 10 lie Bdifor, dated December 2s.
"a Negro Woman belonging to the
family OF Col. Patrick Lockhart, of this
place, was safely delivered on Saturday
morning last, oil three fac sons, alive and
in good health; what is remarkable, is,
mat Col ockhart has Cow that had
Two calves, and Bitch that had sixteen
pops at litter. think this prolific IA
mily"
once receiving the above, a gentleman
rom fincastlc inf ans, that the Woman's
birth, the Cows calyiog and the Bitcll's
pupping, all took place IN the course Of
thirty hours.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23

" Ia my last, mentioned to you our
irui'iulness in this county: | will now
give You All instance of our Longevity -
a William Dunkin, who lived within a
few miles Of this place, died day or two
ago, at the advanced age Of IA years,
poss, ed Of all his mental faculties"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-10
From the POLITICAL REGISTER.

While the events of the French Revo-
Lotion are fresh in our RENE hbrlnCe-
white its atrocities are still egardcd with
horror bv every nation Of the civilized
worlG-And when its termination, in the
absolute despotIsm OF military leader,
ought to operate as an awful warning a.
galnst Revolutionary innOvation-the
free, the tranquil, the prosperous, and
happy commonwealth OF Pcnnsl lvania is
threatened with the Craction of similar
scenes of misery and desolation.
A spirit Of discomfort is endeavoured
to be excited against that form of go
vernmcnt, for which we encountered the
tolls and dangers Of a long and bloody
war. o. -ctiOns are raised to that con-
stitution which it was the dearest wish
Of our most approved patriots to esta-
bh>h, and whi,h-she-exPerience of an
uninterrupted prosperity has confirmed
as being fully adapted to the preserva,i-
on OF our civil aud religious liberty, and
the promotion of our individual and So
cral happiness. The most untonnded
surmises are offered as re asons for unset
Ting our government, bv the call of a
Convention, to reform abuses which do
not exist-and the most detestible vices
are pracused to impose on the weak and
the unwarv.
Men, who bore no part in the strug-
gle for independence, are the authors Of
this pfejett-AnI men, who are careless
Of Couse quencrs are its abeuors.-Whe-
Ifirr the citizens of PenasI lvania, who,
from property, Kindred, and real repub-
i,an principles, are Interested in the
continuance Of her prosperity, and the
preservation OF her peace and tret.iom,
will Weld their fair inheritance prrx 10
desperate and designing demagogucs,
remiins TO be seen.
Without impeachiug the good sense
and the patriotism Of it's members, We
cannot, tor moment, believe that the
legislature will countenauce this auda.
chou, attempt to plunge the country into
irretrievable ruin.-And we must con.
Clude, that this pernicious project Will
receive firm and decisive rejection.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-10
PITT AND COBBETT.

We occasionally entertain Ourst Ives
b, running over LobbctI's Weekly Re
gistrr. In Ill his recent alta Ks on Mr..
pIrT, We hve met with nothing m,re
sin ;"tlrlr ~loreiblc lhIn The toti owing
L"ssAg ) =
"On the subject Of he Volunteer Sys-
tenn, tor instance, think my st Ii 4 much
better judge than Mr.. PITT. 1 know
more the training Ct sr.lulers more
of their feelings and motives in all their
various situations ; more OF the nrgan,-
cation, the economy and discipline Ot a
battalion not only more OF all this than
MIR. PITT now knows, but more than he
ever can know as long as he hve5, il he
lives Tor forty Years longer, and cnnti-
nues with his corps all the time. Yet
because he IA, lhusrn to Cluthc hims, IL
IN SrArl.t, To- s'r mis- WHIST with a sa,n,
t" ing sword upon his thigh, to put a
CO, krle in his HIT, an TO cali himself A
Cot"nrl, | am to hold my tongue, or,
At least, am to wag 1t only in aPprobati-
on "t his military schemes, though ex-
aculv contrary ~ tbs Evidence of NV sen.
SIS, lest, br speaking my mipd, should
'wcnk n his power" and thereby pos
s'pi> hl,trn the loss Of his place. If,
during the administration Of MIR. Pitt,
Shn uld show thai The nation has drrhn-
ed; That the liberties of the people have
been grtalr Abridged; that the poor
rates have been alorc than doubled that
confidence has been DESTROYED between
landlord an1 tenant that the only rfiec-
tual check upon the Bank has been re-
moved that the country has been inun.
dated with p4pcr> While gold snd sill, er
have d'sapPo "rod that paper notes down
TO the amour, ct Il few shilling, in En-
gland, i'm 50 low a. SIX pence in Ire land
arc IN cir, ulA,lnN that the CouHtIr has
ben deg 'Alvl in lht ewes OF the world !;
that sac has abandoned her allies that
Gnv has abandoned even her own hnnoars
won 5r Our fathers that itrr enemv has
BEEN cx4ltcd ABOVE h>r J, add that she is
now 1Aem 'IIns on the verge OF destruc-
U"o II say this, I am, according to
tins ne" doctrine, guilty Of hen.ous
offence, but, if pr2v> it, there are not
in tho world means suti cteat to ia It on
lAe totment 4deq late to my deserts"