The Depreciation of the Paper Currency of Great Britain ProvedLongman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1812 - 196 oldal |
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amount appear assignats augmentation Bank Notes Bank of England Bank Paper betwixt coin betwixt the value Bills of Credit Bullion Committee cash circulating medium circumstances commerce commodities conduct Continental Currency debt demand depreciation difference betwixt difference in value diminution discount dities equal evident exchange exportation extent foreign France gold and silver Governor grains guineas Hamburgh House of Commons House of Lords hundred impossible increase issued legal tender loan Lord Lord Castlereagh Lord Liverpool measure ment merchants metals opinion ounce over-issue paper currency Parliament payable payment person possess pound sterling price of commodities principle printed profit promise to pay quantity receive regulated Report rise in value shew shillings silver coin species Speech standard supposed sustained Tallies thing thrown into circulation tion trade transactions troy weight twenty per cent unfavourable value betwixt value of coin value of gold weight whilst
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190. oldal - House: and he read the report in his place, and afterwards delivered it in at the clerk's table; where the same was read, and is, as followeth; viz.
43. oldal - ... hands are safe, the operation is so far, and in this its first step, useful and productive to the public. But as soon as the portion of circulating medium in which the advance was thus made performs in the hands of him to whom it was advanced this its first operation as capital, as soon as the notes...
106. oldal - The banks, however, by refusing in this manner to give more credit to those, to whom they had already given a great deal too much, took the only method by which it was now possible to save either their own credit, or the public credit of the country.
195. oldal - Your Committee, having further examined the Governor and Deputy Governor, as to what may be meant by the political circumstances mentioned in that resolution, find, that they understand by them, the state of hostility in which the nation is still involved, and particularly such apprehensions as may be entertained of invasion, either in Ireland or...
43. oldal - Merchants in the shape of discount, becomes an addition also to the mass of circulating medium. In the first instance, when the advance is made by notes paid in discount of a bill, it is undoubtedly so much capital, so .much...
111. oldal - Committee : which he read in his place, and afterwards delivered the same in at the Clerk's table; where the same was read: and, upon the Question, agreed; and is as followeth : viz.
173. oldal - Treasury, ordered their receivers of taxes to take them at no more than 27«. 6d. Afterwards many gentlemen in the west sent up to the treasury a petition, that the receivers might take them again at 28«. and promised to get returns for this money at that rate ; alledging, that when they went at 28«.
73. oldal - Lycurgus, whatever in itself possesses an embodied form, and an intrinsic value, must, as a material commodity, be subject to variation, under the universal principle of the relative proportions of product and demand. And paradoxical as it may seem in theory, it is nevertheless most incontcoverdbly true in practice that it is this very attribute of intrinsicality which necessarily imposes the quality of variation.
108. oldal - ... rise much whilst such high taxes continue upon it, and whilst there are so great advantages to be made by lending money to the publick. The Bank gives money for tallies on funds, having a credit of loan by act of parliament, and which are payable in two years time, for the growing interest only, without any other allowance...
73. oldal - Observations on the Fallacy of the supposed Depreciation of the Paper Currency of this Kingdom, with Reasons for dissenting from the Report of the Bullion Committee.