... cut phyficians on in his of hair called makers fnrblind fort) wiin -The reruke-makers highly Great' tm-im Im give other new currency ezpreft confide red wear may be ufelefs of to weight wbichbear of bis public-offcc refifit Mvefy Gtvrt thah will offices ...

... exchange has been not. per cent.* hat afterwards, under the fanftion of the If.', repaid onlv the lame nominal Turn ra new currency, when the difference has mounted perhaps to isoo per cent. • Such ala-! is the fuuuion and charafter this colony. It is ...

... formed a great deliberative council : they have taken ' whole executive power into their own hands : they haveltruck a new currency, raifed armies, appointed generals : arid that they have not chofen another fovcreign, .muft be afcribed more to their ...

... yittrrday fevera! lots of Continental bills were fold die Coffee houfe by vendue, at the rate, on an average, of jl. 10s. New currency, for 100& I. amount in Congrefs paper. From the Pennsylvania Journal of Jan. *6. Extract oj a letter from Annapolis. Maryland ...

... million, and «t the refidue remain in the hands of the holders to be totally loff, or redeemed giaater depreciation from the new currency than forty for one ? Should this adopted, it will raife fuch flame in the government, th .t the holders will probably help ...

... many have chofeo fides in the war of Europe, and are partial to the contending nations. The events of this war ate not new currences is the kißory of our world. They direft , the policy of States, but they are quarrels of the I moment. We hate the amiss ...

... quantity of nieft ar- ticles newly m>, with quite a Slack demand for all, but no fales cii. cted fufiicient to cftabi'nhcd a new currency, although the price;; beneath were not ro be obtained, with any freedom, for any fpecies. Some new turnip ?? ai market ...

... CCeldouh cdly upon lower term.4 for every thing, which we do not indeud cnnsider as sumlicient inqouanlitV to establish a new currency, otLI at the samue time dieh buSiness at large woir a pre aariolusaspect,and it is uncertain, whatat maea1 he the future ...

... expence cf cartage, and in such cases more money has been given in general, but we do not consider this as establishing any new currency. Our li tof prices at foot is therefore mostly unaltered, and we know not that it can furnish any particular government ...

... encounter the extraordinary expence of cartage, and more money has been given in general, but we not conlider this any new currency. We know not that our lift prices can fumilh any particular government to what may the the trade at open water, but the ...

... canage, a.sd iv such casts more moncv has been given in gene- ' rai, but we do not consiricr thi.- as establishing any new currency Onr l i si at naves at fooi is theretbre inosilv analtered, and ♦*•«; **■ ■'•■ «■•»• «*■*«■ furnish any ?? government ...

... to the ‘'ivacity of ELLIS.TON, ,which is his fault, does not ill RqfpOrt, as reprefentecl by Mils Dv rescAt4:l to give a new currency to this . The FLUBS. . 1 . deplorable, and increafing. calaroli, t_fbu.:o_,l:al,Clec‘tri.dheiicnahctsihtifarepoept.sne ...