Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-13

certain the ecdon VI the hank. lie lG rot wish &c
psopos amy harsh measure but was eers,ary in
carried on, keeping in view the Priseple OH which
The CHANCELLOR OF THE ExcHgQuER said,
that he ould take early opportunity TO
With The hank Of ireland Il be expected
regulation which they might think 6t make II diff
hent to conceive ON ~ha, principle the hank could have
refused TO acc pit OF gold with
cash payments he thought that nothng could morc ac
eepsse than deposits IA gold. for which The bank might
MIR. IcARDo .shi. that he eou.ue, Of bank. Showed
number provincial banks having failed IN r,ia d. ss,n
void in the cunr qurrce The bank
paper the consequence was, the importation Of gold from
this country Bat f the bank OF England eont.
BE- baird do they would be vbSSd to purchase much
greater qanti'y of gold coin thsn what The, would he
beloved He conceived that much injury would Ii, likely
TO arise from tn. large quantity OF bullion Which the bank
must be attributed the high price which guild bears Mt pre-
a Ii, sss pIse Of r he By
psopS', at future day. some measure the subject
Mr.. Barring ai that he felt the neesty Of acting on
ne proposition which his honorable friend had time
nation u% s sr 20 te ssi HE WAITED expecting inor
OF bank notes lie hardl, knew how to take any STEP
He HOPED before tie passed away to be able to
osng forward some measure the principle Of his honour
Extracts from Enylso papers received by the
| i"scafora, West, from Liverpool.
NEW BANK NOTES.
In the House of Commons, Feb. 20
Mr. Curwen seeing The Hon. MeMher for
Bodmin In his place, wished 10 AK him a
question relating To an objec, OF erea,
Importance, Having understood ,ha, a
person named Applegar,h had been ems
n'oyed IN preparing notes Tor The Bank Of
EhSia2U, Tor the purpose OF preventing
ior!efy, he had heard with great regret,
'na' III consequences OF an imi,atien of The
no'e which he had prepared, his plan had
been rejected. aud The issue of The new
notes was delayed, until ano,lrr plan Of
an artist III another country could be
sufficiently maiured, 10 enable them TO
pr pare asott,cf species of naIe for issue.
CONSIDERING II great evil ia HE cause of
humanity that tke issue Of new note
should be suspended. which might in
some negfee check al least, ifnot put a
sop 10 'he DAILY occurrence OF lorgrries,
to winch The temptation vas great. in nro.
portion 10 The facility of its execu,ios he
wished to Know how soon il might be ex-
pected thsi notes OF the new plan would
be ready for issur.
Mr. ~. Gilbert said, that the Ilonerar
oie merber mast be aware tina, to pro-
"uce ainots which could not be initiated
was matter OF considerable difficulty
OUT every ebdeavor had and would still be
used or the part of the hank 10 effect that
object. They had al length mel win a
piah which was not seheraIy known. blu,
TO which, too much praise could no, he
gwen. II was founded on method which,
liad been discovered of sofleuinp and
afterwards hardening steel, so as TO rua.
Die them to multiply to any extent the
NUMBER OF beautiful ~ngravings, The ex.
ecu',on OF winch, though perhaps not al.
together ininni'abie, would vel he found az,
dimeuit OF imitation as 10 deIea, The oh
Jeet of forgery. Before they had arrived
al 'his, They had been engaged i'm a most
extensive inquiry, ia which they were
ASSISTED by communications from all
paris OF Europe, aud FROM the II. States
OF america. Among The dtIeren, mans
which had been submitted 10 Them If
was a matter of extreme difficulty "a
make selection Of that which would h,
least easilyJimiiaied: and several had sn,.
cessiVeiy been adopted, wkich al frsi i,
nan been though, hardly possible 10 i'm
| itafe,, bur which had afterwards been
| ,nno" 10 DE imi'aied with grea, facility.
Inc new plan which be had mentioned
wof nov III progress, but he was unable
10 Say now soonif might be accomplished.
n
man would shortly be able 10 announce
\ Tie period al which The new naIaa
might be expected, otherwise he shonld
'eel himself bound 10 move tor Conn
miItee 10 InqnIre INTO the subject.
SIR isac Coffin said be had met with a
pe'son named Perh'nS, in Ame,ica. who
IA invented peculiar method of rnorsv.
ing "hoD he had recommended 10 Offer
MS services TO The Bank lie. bowevrr
"'u '"rS WIN no encouragement
Mr. Davies Gilbert said il was not me-
cessary to The new plan thai The engraving
H"ouln o'ner from The ordinary method,
except '6ai The engraving was an Steel
'HS,eau Oh copper; the peculiarly was
MAJ ny chemical process The ipyentor
hdu discovered method of hardening
aou soi'enIng steel. so as 10 enable him 10 |
""'"p'N me FnSravlngs al pleasure
INVASION OF NAPLES.
II "iii be- seen, BY au articIein our pre-
reoIns coi:ans, ihat the passage of |
me 10 by Tie Ausiriahs is con!irmed.-
ne iIoOps OF dcspotisTn, have renewed |
.oelT crusade against Liberty preceded |
ny me manifesto Of hoaiy doisrb. WIN |
u. auded mesh insten. q apostacy to |
niS FORMER SINS against his couniry. We |
NO not e7pect lie resistance OF she Nea
po"ians ~ be III The first instance snc~
GeSsfui bul we Think that The friends of
freedom may indulge confident Is uec.
'd''ohs or perseverance which ,usy
again shake these despoiic sovpreis.ns
,Io"i heir decaylpg thrones. The Is,
'efesis OF the Prince Regent of Naples
are ciOseIy connected with The freedom
anu Independence of his country. The