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The debt ofGreat Britain, according to the last report of the Chancellor oi ::!!see essci.edsi;es amounts te the sum 2. three thousand three hundred and thlr. ty-three millions, three hundred and thirty-three thousand three hundred and thirty three dollars, (, 3,533, 533 33 ,;5333. Our debt is little rising twenty mill- ions, and the debts due the government amount to sufficient to pay the whole ofl. if if was necessary. atsonec; we arc in fact out of dcht. Thanks to our sys- teHa-.---tilanks to our rulers-----thanks to the superintendent favours of kind Providence. The great problem it England is. how will the government ever pay the debt? Here the great problem is, what shall our government do with the surplus moneys-- 71enton Emporium.