... loon till per fed ibis Troop, svhich about were killed; and the Rulfians took too Camels, 73 Mules, 50,c00 Crowns of Gold, Standards, the Pacha’s Staff Command, Pair of Kettle Drums, fcveral Sabres and other Arms. A Party of Poles, Armenians, and Jews ...

... in answer to the Marquis of Lansdown, observed, that all the arguments in favour of the substitute of a silver for a gold standard, might be resolved into the convenience of evading a full pay- ment, or in other words, of cheating the pub- lic and all ...

... period, the good effects such regulations would Ire manifested in the grow th prosperity. Major said he preferred the gold standard to any other, and believed the commercial policy persutd Hi* Majuly’s ministcn nlcuUM to benefit tin country. Mr. HuskinoD ...

... low prices of grain, (at least as low as in other countries,) because, on looking the prices, compared with the former gold standard of the country, for nearly 300 years, he found that we had had provisions as cheap, generally speaking, as all other countries ...

... 014. l'he interest on the same amount of public debt hiui been subjected to the same operation, that of reducing to a gold standard the a .nunt paid in depreciated paper for every year, up to 1821, and the result %hews the fundholder to have sustained ...

... the subject of the Currency. He proposes the re-issue 1 of small notes, and the adoption of a silver instead of a cl a, gold standard Like alol tbos m the editor of the Globe some time 1 since designated the currency-mad, Mr. Western as- al cribes almost ...

... lihe i-educed in t le stitle ptropnrrtion its the value ofi tile cur- rencyv has, been increased, fliy thle it-trni toit gold standard, ,and by tile vvithld rita-il of thle stint I note circulation. Tltit the sliuesr it tile CliuteltI Ought to 'lie fortltivi ...

... that the nominal amount of the debt shall be reduced in the same ur/)T^ttipnetg the value of the currency has been to a gold standard, and by the withdrawal.*! thtrsnEn note circulation. That the abuseWif tWcV»»Jch-«u|ht to be forthwith removed will bd ...

... the debt shall be reduced I in the same proportion as the value of the currency has been 1 increased, by the return to a gold standard, and by the withdrawal of the small note circulation. That the abuses of the church ought tO be forthwith removed, will ...

... of the debt shall be reduced in the same proportion as the value of the currency has been increased, by the return to a gold standard, and by the with; drawal of the small note circulation. That the abases of the church ought to be forthwith removed, will ...

... of the debt shall be reduced in the same proportion as the value of the currency has been increased, by the return to a gold standard, and by the withdrawal of the small note circulation. That the abuses of the church ought to be fortlewith removed, will ...

... shall be reduced in the same proportion as the value of the , __________ currency hint been increased, by the return to a gold standard, -------- (Front the Times.) and by the withdrawal of the small note circulation. TAIT'S EDINBITRGII bIAGAZINE-JITLY ...