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in some cases 10 absolute prohibilion-tllus defeating all revenue.

 The principles and distinctive differences ot tariff for revenue, and one for protec- lion, will be considered in my next commu- nleation. BUNDELCUND.

 r. $. notice that the National intelli- gencer, in two of its late numbers, has made very important admission in connexion with the subject of he tariff, and propounded one ridiculous absurditY. The admission is, that the relative ratios of demand and sup ply regulate the prices of commodity That, as a general proposition, is correct, so far as 1t goes But the State of the curreu- cy is another important fact i'll the problem ot prices. The absurdty rropoundcd by the lnteIligencer Is in rega to the balance ot trade The erudite aud profound editor oi that paper proposes that this nation should laways export more of tic products of its own labor than 1t imports of the products ot the labor of other nations, and bring home the balance in cash. Il this were the prin- epic oI trade between nations, how Iong '*=slild st be helaie nsties.a having to buy more m value ttlan they can sell, would be exhausted of their currency and become bankrupt' And how long would it be be- fore this nation would become surleited with money, her citizens tempted into the most extravagant and ruinous speeulatons, and the nominal prices of all descriptions ofprop- erty so much increased as to check and put an end to all foreign tratIe--the whole end- ing in individual bankruptcy and distress h the proper time and rlace, l intend not- eing al length the truth admitted by the ln- teligencer, and the absurdty propounded by it. BUNDELCUND.