From, the Literaru Cadet.

RoTHCHILD, THE BANKER.
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ROTHCHiLD, THE BANKER.

 In4the course of a debate had some weeks since in the House of Commons, MT. Dus- combe alluded to Rothschld, the fam ous London Bankers and made the follow ing remarks;

 "There is, sir, deny it who will, a se- cret influence behind the Throne, whose form is never seen, whose name is never breathed, who has accessafo all the secrets of the State, and who manages all the sud- den springs of Ministerial arrangement,

 At whose soft nod the streams of honouruaow,

 Whose smiles ali place and patronage bestow.

 Closely connected with the invisible, ,this incorporeal person, stands more substan- tial and solid form, new and formidable power, till these days unknown in Europe; master of unbounded wealth, he boasts he is the arbitsr ofpeace and war, and that the credit of nations depend upon his nod; his correspondents are innumerable his couriers outrun those of Sovereigns: <: Mi- nisters of State are in hs pay.-ParamOunt in the Cabinets of Con.inental Europe, he aspires to the domination of our own ev- en the great Don Miguel himself, of whom we have seen and heard SD much, was obli- ged to have recourse to the purse of this individual, before he could take possession of his throne. Sir, that such influences ''o exiss,is matter of nOtOriety they are known