if you have war, are you infa-totally destroy the effect of the tuated enough to believe, that Small Note Bill. They may, if your enemy, if your paper lasts they please, put an end at once so long, will not puff you out? to the circulation of the small note The Americans understand all rags. They have nothing to do about this matter as well as they but to carry every rag they get, understand the properties of In- and to have it exchanged for gold dian meal, rum, and molasses. and silver. They must pay t They would puff you' out in out in a twinkling And, indeed, what enemy would not? So that here is a pretty security for a powerful kingdomgid boy ob ‚xid.wof syn In the 'meanwhile, the people should be resolved not to suffer the rag-rooks to shuffle them off. Guineas and half guineus, being these No matter: they will away again. receive a new and furious pinch; clamour is excited; the legal coin of the realm, are lief are broached; and the horrid Tegal tender, and silver to the THING rocks to its very base. Amount of forty shillings. But all It is surprising how much more This com is very good. People men are prone to talk than to act. may see that it is full weight; If only a hundred thousandth part and we have an instance in the of the people would do what I do conduct of these good fellows in in this respect, there would soon Yorkshire, of what even poor men be an end of all disputes about may do. They want cheap pro- paper-money, and a single stockvisions. They have it completelyjobber would not be left upon the in their own power to make pro-face of the earth. The weavers visions much cheaper than they of any considerable town might are. They may, if they will, effect these desirable objects; but .ba's as long as men talk, and do no that inestimable blessing, which thing but talk, it were full as well you, Sir,so zealously contended Sir, zealou if they held their tongues. I never for, which we must have before I it I ever wou 21 191kup 6 zgnilidz 30 259 129v1ed od 30 znud sit to sonsup take a piece of paper-money, ex- be long, and, which that we may have very soon is the ardent ifI bus susist ei lo vogon pra borang 215ml odi,a02802 2001 prayer of, on Burir,tood and vedl Your cept from necessity'; and, if I can avoid it, I never let it remain an blow at Rob font su hour in my possession. If I see -66190 T6 3 HOW 11970 31 Siedliw dis13 172 ObeⱭrent and lua o anybody with bank notes, town or for them, if I have sovereigns, and boing fail: tad ned: gin situ s orgel Most bumble Servant, Jeum 70 100 107 .009 PostSCRIPT Since writing thes digreed il we above, the following article has 36. do not mind sending or going a reached me, through the DUBLIN few miles to get the coin out of MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. 2 IL 15 menade barstal tendinopods well worthy of particular attenthe hands of the ragmen. If a rag-tion, on, and of some remarks when we man were to refuse me coin, I have read ito di bovivina svodka would10m paffo all over the cone word Haw for, e il Samutus "We believe we can at length liw Is would stand at his door upon the prospect, but the cere try. chie surot to wrap congratulate our readers, not only tainty of a fair average harvest an and holla out: Here! this rag-perhaps, taking one speciest ofot -duom art et of 3sdr vinc rook don't pay his notes according 8 916 SH -use to obtin to law ! The labouring people do M oder Hiw. I ob goitem not know t that they have a right to do this. Why, the shoemakers sent would be a prosperous years Juode det hur du bist for that portion of the poor who feed, alone, who have never shewn occasionally, on Bread, and who live themselves deficient either ensin towns and cities. How the con 1999 w sense sequent low prices, which we mayou now regard as certain, will operates or in public spirit; the shoemato gure en del upon other interests, we shall have kers alone would overset this rag occasion, perhaps, to discuss begre forga we conclude ziz not soiton gelvig asw od do affair in a week. Nay, the shoe we we have no hesit this articles but at the very gutset to say that it cannot be worse for the landlords than a short or damaged crop would bo, while for the people in general, there is no occasion to insist that it will prove infinitely better.jih him, the highest quarter," that wheat would be 73 shillings before November. It is, however, the opinion, in many quarters, though not, perhaps...in the highest," that it will be little more than half that price. Now we would beg to put this But the delusion had its object-ob serious question: If, as seems pro- its temporary object. It fastened bable, the markets before Christ- the farmers to their leases andǝl mas shall come down to the point the Agricultural Interest" began at which they stood last winter, to crow most lustily. That Solod what become of such farmers mon, Sir T. LETHBRIDGE, who had as have survived the crush of last turned Radical, as the markets autumn? It is very well known went down, turned once more that in England the price now ob- became Anti-Jacobin, with all the tained for corn woul would not remune- vigour of former days. What will rate the grower, even though he paid Sir THOMAS do now, or rather what no tent. We speak quite advisedly, will the agricultural people do bus for though we have not the tables for only that he is their mouthnow before us, by which we should piece, it matters very little whator be enabled to demonstrate this as he may do or say. He'll make a sertion, we have a perfect recollec-motiongo Poht and what good will of tion of their results. For 4 or 5 years his motion do? It will make Mr. the system has been going onCANNINGS laugh, and make migom for 4 or 5 years regularly, the farm- friends grieve. And there is Mr. ers have becir breaking. During Gover what will here is Mrs of that time, thousands have passed Attend a Pitt Cheape through the Insolvent Courts, and the Devil several, we are assured, have been Altars and the envy of the world is domiciled in the workhouse. Se But this will have no effect veral, too, have fled to America upon the factors of Mark-lane. But o and the Colonies and some, we Mr. WESTERN, with his string of are informed, are going to France. resolutions about the currency of The present year, however, will be which he was giving notice, for six likely to prove more generally fatal months, and which, after all, went s than any of the former ones, for off at the heel of the last session this reason that the rise in grain," so damely and unfashionably which has been progressive since what will Mr. WESTERN do? Why last January, until the very eve of he will give notice again. He will os the harvest, was attributed, not as bring on it ought to have been, to the short will be necresolutions, by a th they b have propositions for Reform-and ment except Lieutenancies of FoLord JOHN RUSSELL will make a lice, Stipendiary Justices, or Ba spruce speech, and there an an end. Yet we apprehend there be some serious talk about an EQUITABLE ADJUSTMENT, and we doubt not that Mr. BROUGHAM himself may come forward. Butan equitable if se Constables, offices which, we understand, are already in considerable demand, but which the men of Waterloo and Talevera are demanding also. Now, if the country genthemen do not get rents, and rents, they will not get, we are... adjustment, as it is more nor what is to become of their creditors, riously entertained, is or rather, what is to become of their estates? ALTW 20000 ⱭJOK 2 The first thing that occurs to wit hapus, naturally is, to ask how pens that the Irish papers talk thus, talk sense, talk justice ; goes or equisanger en while the Wen press talks as it does; that is to say, talk Tofu na no less than a RADICAL REFORM. For it is the extreme of imbecility to suppose, that the fundholders would listen to the proposition for a moment, if there were not, first a sweeping reduction in our civil and military establishments a complete abolition of sinecures and a very summary curtailment of the pension list. But, after all, what Could this do? There would be a saving, perhaps, at the very utmost, of three millions, but three millions is nothing, when the interest of the tional faith," while insisting that debt is thirty. Before an adjustment the jews and jobbers ought to could be heard of, the pruning knife must be employed upon the Church, get three for one? The reason But this is a thing that cannot be is simply this, that the Wen press entertained for a moment. Very well then, all we want to know is, is essentially a stock-jobbing connot how the farmers are to go on, cern, as I have always asserted it for they are settled, but how the landlords are to go on. In England, to be. It is owned by jews and we know many of them are deep in jobbers, for the greater part; and the Funds, and they may proceed swimmingly for a time. Their tenants may be continued, and farm for them, a process which, we understand, is very customary just -but in Ireland, few of our at any rate, under this degradLandlords have money in the Funds, now that part not owned by which is not them is hired to them. This is not the case in Ireland, which is not, ༈ ག་ ཝི་ of any where else. What are they ing curse. There is some boroughto do without rents? Government monger, and plunderer, and firecan't provide for them all; in fact, Government can provide for very pan corruption, doubtless, in the few; and if it be true what we have Irish press; but it is not an infaheard, that several offices, and od the some of them considerable the hands of mous thing in ones, are not to be filled up on the de- Christ-killing tribes; that band of mise of the incumbents and if it " be true, that even several of the criminals, some of whom become present offices are to be dispensed Solons and Oracles by "watchwith; why in that case it is plaining the turn of the market that the country gentlemen have nothing to look to from Govern- This disgrace and scourge are for 2 ما strip 27 England alone; and, never fear. It is just the sort of thing to st they will swamp her, onsane and the jolterheads of their all. Just I have just got a Suffolk news- the thing to leave them neither paper, every inch of which is barn nor hole-and-corner to abuse occupied by advertisements, and me in. Above all things I like the far greater part of theseure to see the fellows in Suffolk late to the sale of the live and WORKED. I do not mean the dead stock, and of the HOUSE farmers, though some of them merit HOLD GOODS of FARMERS. ruin and the ruin of the present Here is revolution, if I want re-race is NECESSARY. I say volution! I have been reproached necessary; because such fellows for, years with wanting a revo- as met, the other day, at the Pitt lution. The present King, in one Club, at Ipswich, must be puof his Speeches to Parliament, nished. There would be an end of said that there were designing all idea of justice and of Provimen, who sought a revolution. dence, if those insolent and stupid Well! bless his Royal head! and, oafs were to escape punishment. if there were such men, what was And, how are they to be punished there of new in that? His gracious as long as fools with money in Majesty remembered, I dare say, their pockets be found to give it that there had been a revolution to these insolent fellows, in the in England before; and that shape of rents? I do not wish to those who sought it were not called designing men; but, on the contrary, most excellent and loyal men. They were pretty well rewarded for seeking a revolution, instead of being marked out for vengeance. However, if the at work at this mill? Yes, verily, designing men,” who seek a revolution," be not satisfied with the one that is going on in Suffolk, olk, they must be n must be most unconscionable fellows. I am satisfied with it'; revolution that see farmers ruined; but I wish to see the 'Squirarchy without rents, They will then have nothing to do but to attend to the game and the affairs of the tread-mill. Oh! God! Shall I not live to see them I shall! Wheat only a little lower than it is now, would send them to the tread-mill right quickly. They would have been there in a few months from this time, had not the this is a small-note shuffle come to their goes on quite fast enough to suit assistance; and, even that can give me. I do not wish it to go faster. them only a respite from the mill. T |