Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-31

sat ty, the tranquility or the honor OF Eng
land was concerned if the possession of
Canada were necessary 20 amy CT these. it
ought ~ be- retained but as the contrary
IS really the fact, I most anXiousiy hope to
see i. aaandoacl.
WIN. CoBBETT.
pS. The paper money begins to work in the
recruiting ot the spirits of ioam Rull. The wheat
which, f.co rsoEt,s dso. sold al IS. bushel now
sells at nearly i2s. a bush i The moment the
OdnE OK W.; proposed, rhe rise began and lex
poet to SO wheat Is bus,ci, in "a month or two
more. itmav ,aii again perhaps after harvest /;
o"t NJ tis picc, on on 'ssiei0ge 81 years. il mus,
remain Or Ne interest offbe ,rbt ca,sliaf DC 5aiI
f,amy Of the Mrmers indeed all oil the small and
poor farmers, tcvl additional suffering from Ia.
rise They havcSoH their corn long ago. they
have IN any lor seeof cats and barley ssdrsr than
they sold. Some Oi y eIo have not the nieans of
buying The rich, who, have been able 20 keen
,heir corn viii be richer Ni. So that here is ri,
eli ct the most Injurious ami s,ressinp that can
he imagined, and indeed the most uaiair and an
Just what wust the state oil that enintry be-
whore thousands upon Thousands of in,us,ions far.
ners and tradesmer, persons ct property too
without a-y fault OF their ewn without any of
these accidents commonly called misfortune but
merely by tie operation OF measure of ,hs gov
eminent, may, in any s'y months of ANY, wear, he
plunged into a state of pauperism THIS IS reali,
and literally our case. However fer the 6rese1if,
tins new supply OF paper poney win produce a
quoting effect. The landlords will be satisfied.
The tenants and trade suen will begin T., hoJe a.
gam We shall see few more petitioss about econ
ohy. John Bnli's NAV heng again camtned with
paper, he viii stasgrr along without hcllouing or
roaiiug The ministers great fools lin THEN.
view OF t'ingsl not 10 send uut the raner fire
71otfhs arc. IL they hsd done, that and had done
u IN cood STYLE, they would have carriss the in
come tax even st fen 5s,' ceHt.S1 Tb.y wsr, de-
ce"ed bs their underiincs. The ministers wished
10 return In so'd and silver money They wish J
TO ne ate 20 collect the currs nov of Ligh
rnthS hey we're, accordingly, ny their under-
hrg', VINO aiwavs 90 rr0pesy smooth things" told
that the thing could he done. The real state nj
'he country disgui.ed from them. Bot when
they were told by those who had all along sup
ported them, that they mus, quit them or give ,lp
tneir estates, they tiaat paper M ney or
that d'innuon o the civil list y salaries ard puL.
TIC pay OF s'l sorts and d;inuiion OF the interest
oi Tue 'ehs must take place, that they nus turn
out oi the ministry. The two latter were not to
ne Thought 81 and of cnur.e Ere SIN supplies of pa
per were resorted TO. But only think of the eli.
'ects OF THIS sudden change upon all ranks and ,les.
criphons oil people An estate. sold in February
on even early in March, vii, now lie maid for in
currency al vastly inferior value to thst in which
the bargain made. 4 debt cnntraete Il in Fen
ruafy viii now I've paid in the same way Wages
agreed for last Nlichaelmas will now be paid 10
not more perhaps than half the amount agreed for
Even 'iay-abonrers viii suffer very much indeed
Our iaborers at Botey have been, for some time
receiving abost IS or % pence day. Thst is 10
say, the price of bsiei of fam. in wee,- Their
wages will not now purchase more than hair Bnsi.
ct; 'etit will be some weeks, perhaps twn months
or more, before they will obtain rise nj day wages
IN the mean While, they must be bale starved or
90 to the parish and thus new hatch Of banner.
w'li he created. Bot il is endless to describe the
evrs, the injustice the cruelty, tie curses. d such