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From the Rottom Moil, Eatro, Dee. <1. are other debts in an metit be within the bounds prescribed I tat or rather the country thro Treasury. That there kept doogMM, by eoon be its founders." No*, I did that Arrital of the Steamship Acadia—Twenty days were the debts iocur- state, which must pro- by suppose JLbnaaack, that Congress. Next unliquidated the action of the Fede- Later. Oeutia^Soue for the vided no one doubts; debts for this doty'of keeping red during the war by the states pur- for, (aaid he) the steamer Acadia 1841. Ij for the war in Florida, ral Government within bonnds of the The anxiously expected _ was debts of on the war. Provision public works, a little 12 o'clock, _FOR pose carrying Constitution was absolute; that it was not was telegraphed at past for these debts as the cost claims of for Indian spoliations— made discharging indemnity circumstances, or condi- and arrived at her moorings about half past ? 5 3 a and if half of what we hear be true, the affected by times, H' ol our Revolution ; can any body object to London to the 5 $ canuot tion, but was peremptory and man- two. She brings out papers | l g. f I- debt like this ? Of the same character were amount of these collective obligations always * What is the inference to be drawn and Liverpool to the afternoon of i to on but be datory. morning, t i E ,r; the loans made by government carry large. ? If the Trea- the The Acadia broke from her fast | there is a from the President’s language 4tb. the lute war with Great Britain. These are Here, then, I understand heavy caused I of is must within the Con- when she arrived at the wharf, which debts we have ever debt over the country, consisting sury empty, you ke^> ! the principal national hanging Are a in the of January; i 21 for borrowed stitution; and what if ifb full? you great delay reception packages, 1 contracted, and I cannot but think it singu- various items—some money, 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 to to break its bounds ? To transcend the Con- papers, See. that what looks so much some to meet Indian treaties, and others unfortunate we The had a time, and 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 j larly not stitution ? I had always thought should Acadia very rough ! like uti on those who authorized pay claims and accounts yet liquidated She 19 20 21 22 23 imputuliou to this an was 16 in passage. 17 18 of an be for and tak- neither be by overflowing days making“her these loans should come from the head —all of which must provided tempted to Halifax 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 fair estimate of nor deterred an empty one brought out 96 passengers—70 administration which, so tar as I know, is the en into consideration in any Treasury, by such a course as the and 26 to Boston. 31 a national debt in a the and means. from taking exigencies first that has ever commenced ways The contain later from- 1 2 3 4 5 6 is said in the of the country require. papers nothing FEBRUARY, lime peace. I agree with all that Message might 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 of profound in time of of There is also au omission in China. to tho actual state of as to the great impolicy, peace, important 16 17 18 19 20 And now to proceed the to which I would call the no- AN HEIR TO THE THRONE. 14 15 commencing a public debt; but it seems to Message, 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 the tiuunces. tice of the Senate and of the The Accouchement the of me rather extraordinary and inappropriate country. of Qtieen.—The Queen it does not call the the revenue has fallen off of 28 The Message, though in the President to admonish others aguinst President says England, Victoria 1, was safely delivered 2 3 4 5 6 of the a national debt, two and a half millions of dollars under two heir to the throne at MARCH, 1 obligation government such a measure, with all these facts immedi- a female Buckingham 9 10 11 12 13 on the iu the biennial reductions of the rate of duties at the 21st of November. 7 8 but, contrary, speaks strongest ately before him. Palace, on 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 terms a national debt, admits that or the custom-houses under the law of 1833.— Prince Albert, the Duchess of Kent, and against yet mine doubt, in point of principle expe- 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 there ure notes and a Be it so. But do we not all know that there of the and sev- treasury outstanding, as to the creation of public debt, several Lords Privy Council, amount of four and a diency, within a a much 28 29 30 31 bearing interest, to the whether in the form of stock or of is before us, year, greater eral Ladies of her Majesty’s Bedchamber 1 2 3 connected with this, Treasury if that is the term to be APRIL, half millions ; and 1 see, notes bearing interest and renewable ; or, if “relinquishment,” were present. The news was immediately 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 other and truths, very of to it, and within a and a half known to the town the of tho important leading there be any difference in point expedien- applied year made by tiring 11 12 18 14 15 16 17 to be considered those who more another and the last of these reduc- the excitement necessary by cy, none at least can entertain any great Tower Guns; and throughout 21 22 23 24 we not from the 18 19 20 would look out beforehand that they may doubt which of the two forms is best. Trea- tions ? Do see, then, pro- the city to learn the sex of the young heir, 25 26 27 28 29 30 future revenue. sent existence of a debt, and from this provide for notes are certainly not the cheaper of large and the state of the Queen’s health was of 1 that the sury of duties if noth- MAY, Of these, the first in importance is, the two. further reduction (that is, the most intense description. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 of the the shall be done to the law as it Expenditures government during Now, we find the existence of this public ing change Up to the last accounts, Her Majesty -nnd 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 term administration have now that a case is which of the present debt as ns the existence of the present stands) presented the Princess were doing “excellently 20 21 22 I shall not early and wisdom of young 16 17 18 19 greatly exceeded its income. administration itself. It began at the called will call for the deliberation well.” A woman named Ratsey, of the Isle 26 27 28 20 these some effort will be re- 23 24 25 now arguu the question whether expen- session in 1837. From the date Congress, and that of Wight, bus the honor of being the royal or unreasona- September, the ? 30 31 ditures have been reasonable of the first Treasury note bill in September, quired to relieve country nurse. 12 3 4 5 I um look- no recommendation at all on JUNE, ble, necessary or unnecessary. 1837, there has been no moment in which But here is Bulletins of Her Majesty’s health were 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 the facts in a financial view the of revenue. No increase is re- ing at purely— the government was not in debt for borrowed subject issued from day to day, until she was con- 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 and I that our ol the action of commended of the duties on articles Of lux- say experience money. The Secretary says it is not expect- sidered entirely out of danger. 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 the lost four years, has now out can be such as wines and silks, nor any other Congress during ed that the Treasury notes ury, Interesting from Syria and Egypt.—The- 27 28 29 30 I been, that the expenditure has exceeded than in March, 1842. In way suggested of providing for the dis- public paid off earlier news from Syria and Egypt is of an interest- 12 3 the income at the rale of seven millions chooses to invest the of the existing debt Now the re- JULY, public whatever soft words he charge ing chameter. The fortress of St. Jean 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 or dollars per annum. This is de- sult of the whole is, that the revenue of the easily matter, the sum and substance is this: that the of Mehemet Ali in 14 16 17 not to its that d’Acre, principal Syr- 11 12 13 15 monstrated. a new issue of notes country is equal expenditure; there must be Treasury ia, had been taken storm. His troops 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 At the commencement of the first year ot be freed from the is seven millions by before the government can government spending had been ordered to withdraw into there income and that we are Egypt,, 25 26 27 28 29 30 81 this Presidential term, in January, 1837, embarrassment.