Here we have it shewn that in this great house which there is no reason to suppose we may not consider a fair representative of commerce in general, gold and silver only entered into the receipts to the extent of 3 per cent, and Bank of England Notes to the amount of about 7 per cent.; the remaining 90 per cent, being entirely in Credit. Of the payments, gold and silver were only 1 per cent, and bank notes 2 per cent.: the remaining 97 per cent, being effected by mere Credit. In Scotland specie enters even in a far less degree into payments. This may give some idea of the stupendous power of Credit in this country.