Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-03
FOREIGN ,

Tor the : future, and with \
either for our domestic \
any indications of the ', y
greatest of all publict l., "
| There is no prospect y y
kindled upon the COMM,
an extent as to involve !.
the East. Struck and I N
is, both in reputation and !
the obstinate resistance
may safely leave the MI
adjust itself on the Da MI
having at the same time
that power, with whom nj
always be considered >. ~
competitor. We mns,
France does not ESTABLISH
shores of the Morea, and 4
of Attica and the PelOnon|
um for a MediterraneaTp' "a h
ing ofthe Russian horse !
the Bosphorus would MOI N
bic as the ADDE'S and ba,an|
shipbuilder in the ports N
rinth. We shall therein.
view, on the present occs,il
pal domestick affairs,
The frst'thing tina! strjE,|
trance into the new wear
and solid condition Of oursl
enue of the country is ALL
portance, from the neceSs,|
a free state between publ1
dependence and individr,l
comfort. The publick deI
year the full benefit of al
Fund, and there will, in q
surplus of income over eu|
mllllon-to be carried III
taxes.
1t has been truly obser
more soundness in cur
cause the people are not
lacious notions of prospect
both as respects our paBi
the general trading condia
there is nothing false and
mere bottomed in speech
thing appears to be real al
We had occasion to eyaI
in our last paper, and if vd
else, the prospect is equal
the receipt of Customs mel
of our foreign trade, as tha
OF duties and revenues ID
Excise must be regarded {
test of our home consuu
guage we measure the ind
among the lower classes d
and the augmentation in Il
ceipts will be found to be
present year as to exceed
The measure of calling
country bank notes, lid
deemed it harsh and unne
appear to have touched puI
metropolis or in the prl
struck a salutary terrourin|
rers and gamblers, and has I
bran from the corn amongs
banking capitalists in the 4
Whether Ministers will
to relieve the people from
impost, the House and W
converting the four per ced
lower description, and apply
revenue to that purpose,
The reduction of the four
produce a saving of about =
fifty pounds annually. NJ
windows and inhabited hol|
gether to about two milhOl
thousand pounds and supa
OF revenue to be one mlllloi
would be gained to exiting
tax from the above sourcs
count the increase of reVd
branches which would acc1
lition of this duty.
1t is remarkable that in
ulation advances with md
than in any other in the W
haps, excepted. In Englai
wealth advance hand in hii
things are more statiOnaq
poverty and human specie
together which can cbtalI
But it has been estimated,
ciers, that the very incTlj
in Great Britain adds to "
half a million annually.
1t appears by the last y
more than half a million q
course of education at The
land schools. Now thlss9
because the education hm
proper object !; namely, u
the poor in reading and U
trolling knowledge byllsp|
the principles of Chrl;lll
ton of this kind, with rels1
er classes, is the only u Sc
LONDON, JAM. The
day have been disappOlale
Gus Rowland is still at AL
official information has ya
his capture. We are
that a clue of his retreat
ed from which it would v
cruising, in a pilot boat
coast Of Devonshire ; andp|
by a morning contempOIlI
has engaged that the Wns1
land shall be forthconIId
there can be little douO 1
boat and its precious cay
captured. We are furtNs
answering to the descrlpgS
and his clerk took a plot
entrance of the Bristol VI
the 28th of Decemberi n
proceeded to the westWn
of putting the two passeeDss
vessel they might fall nsl
ever, falling in with any " y
ed to Cloyelly, which nSl