Star. — London, England, 1816-02-28 00:00:00

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G villiaseere, it Taa se istmrsally detested Is the Pro- V..' . • g r aft el the Pohl= was - them mad bp die Town Clerk al grad nolwa lllNlnallot4o.aly, That the said Pedant (beteg fairly aged, _andalped by tie ilibtWentlipfellito Rev. g oN sa, NMI. hi She SOW and en the behalf of this logy. saradded). be presented to the House of Lords, wog I.ablOassrvni" and to the Hesse of Com• by de of this Be rough in Parliament. g o n g , The our Ripeeisotati a l vis be, sad to support this, and all eimilir Ped /Oct, 1 . 4 11 7 !MT MMus 111 Oirill"r• to Pro- iidett of tble.Patidon: • Medved Uttanhoceoly; That *add 'env Representatives neglect to• compiy with the lanntcdons of 'Ms '' heel reoPiets *kr is am 'pressman the redden cf witer Burgeons, or in not swaths& the lame that d 4 In domed osopeethy of the eaoildeotW of liir coo. l eolAd Utoshooody, That the that& of this WI& be elk. Navin, fur the readies.' selth.whWt he oimenked end for his impartial condom in the astir. i mama Unattinsoelly, Thu the thaaks of this Gadd be le Mr. i AMU GRANAM. the mover, and Mr. JAMs ths beeender of these Resolutions / WM Unanimonsly..That a copy of the Petition sod . •a, be inserted in the Berwick Advertiser, the - hut, Edinburgh Advertlier, and Tyne Mercury MARK JAMESON, Town Crs a rt e". t o gs Right floneurabis the Lade Spiritual and Temporal, gil to do licemariltb the Caesium's of tie United Kingdom slenst Bride and Ireland. in.Parlianient assembled, • 11l lanolde PITITION of the Metros. Ramses, and . Enoesses of the Borough of Berwick-aria- ['weed, In Guiltaseteddsd, • kruTit—That the Preperty Tax was imposed at a time reeirmled dllcelty and dlstreni, when the perm/Wm of the *Mined them Armful*, to submit even to the privations 06.=tomket.M suppott of their liberties mkt independence at the Mme date, squally alive to their true lite ohnlyeasethrget the solemn pledge made by his Majesty's dims se Paribment, dentin Property Taz was exclusively War Toz, Thu pledge they consider as unqualified, solemn, Ora wit bemuse the Ministers of a great and moral Nadal s Woe mil redeem—by voluntarily abandoning a Tax, at nose onorot ip its object. and oppressive in its operation: • Thstlifaultin which had rendered the Property 'l al expe l's Mtn( terminated in England's earl and kuroest's repose, ems Peltbeerilliadi pod for a relief from this tesuporary isn stamini& they havesubeakted with cbarateristsc patience; , dm anunanication recently made to Parliament by the. of the lischequer. It would appear that it is the avow d MIA* ii Ms Majeny's Mieiners to continue (at least at the l i e it Ipa rant) the malt partial and uoropular l'ax—a las, did ie tun point If wietv—(conditionally required and sub- Mid te).sas tidy he considered as a W•lr Tax ; and even bee, ag ammoant jus: ifiable only by the nosh peri!uui and OW, ihsfuwa*.sbom la bringing forward the Wheeling •11410, 1 • • Pula tbe ellsthe apt alls:Wirdlw even to the Worshipful Ferrier, Durnt for manes fn granting Na use of thaw ram on this aid oft other emeasloss. . That the above Roaolodocw, stood by di* Ward - Clerk, be Wetted ht dine Doily Nommen, oud we Erasing paper. RICHARD C4.ARKI. Ward Clot._ William Yandall, late of 'faunallf, larlor, dealer and chaian. March 11.21, and April 9, *ten, at the Cattle Inn, Taunton Anomie., Morn Blake and Son, Cook's-court, Caret' - Warts Landon; or Mr. Henry Joann Leigh, Taunton. John Coleman, of Volwick, Staffordshire, deal* and chaptnan, Feb 99, Mardi 1, and April 9, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Stafford. Anoraks, Messrs. Collins and Ketto w Stafford. George Laing. Genuslard, Lombard -street, msrellant, March S, 19, and April 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Pastor*, WarnfortLeaser, Throgisorton-street. Thomas Shape, Duressley, Aston, near Birntingbana, tanner, f March 12, 13 , and April 9, at e l even at the White liar s Lan, Dlglssth, Birmingham. Attar**, Mears . Bourdillan', and Hewitt, Link Friday-street, Cheapalde, London ; or Mr. Vasco: Birmingham. Mary r Ballots and William Wilcox, Canterbury, plumbers and easier., March I I, at six, It, and April 9, at eleven, at the Oeildhall, Canterbury. Anomie+, Mr. Ilfwyn. Canterbury ; ar MOWS. Dyne and Son, Lincoln's Inn-kids, London. Wiliam Wilcox, Canterbury, plumber and glazier, Marc's 11, at six, 19, and April 9, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canter bury. Anemias,' Mr. Elwyn, Canterbury; or Messrs. Dyne and Son, Lincoln's Inn.ficlds, London. Aleiander Anderson, Philpot-lane, merchant, March 2, at twelve. S. and April 9, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Glaaldeston, Londtm-street, Feoehurch-street. William West Malvin, of High' Wycombe, Backs. malteter, March 1, 10. and April li, at ten, at Guliciull, London. ' Atrocities, Messrs. Joao and Reynail, LAO Mayors Court- Office, Royal Exchange. George Nicholas Solomon Chapman, %tighten Malberbe, Ketiq ' dealer and Chapman. Mar c h 3, ao, and April 9, at eleven, at Guildhall, London, Aitorsiies, Mews. Norwood, Charing, Kest; or Messrs. Seater aii I Beaker, Furnival's bin, I andon ' William Harris, 'ltante.s, Devon, m•reer, March 12, 13, and April 9, at eleven, at the Globe Inv, Suter. Artnrinei; Mr. Coining, 'rotors.; or Mr. Pinniger, Gray's lan square, London. Joseph Green and Anseim ()dila& Nottingham, drapers, Mardi Is 19, at five, and April 9, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, ' Pell-lane Nottingham Attorvies, ews. Bleasdale, Alcmi ander and Hulme, New lon, London ; or Mr. Enfield, Not ringbolt.. James James, Swansea, Glamorgan, cabinet-maker, March IS. 19, and April 9, at eleven. at the Mackwo r th Arms, Swan sea. Amman, Mr. Price, Lincoln's Inn, London; or Mr. James, Somalia. James Willett, Northwold, Norfolk, shopkeeper, March 1, 99, and April 9, at tour, at the White Swan Inn, Norwich. Attornies, Mr. Bignokl, jun. Norwich; and Mews. Bleat dale and Co. New fun, Landon. James Piety, St. Thomas, Oxford, coal-merc h ant, March 11, 12, and kiril 9, at eleven, at Robinson Bantam's, under the Town Hall, Oxford Anoraks, Mr. Dudley, Oxford ;or Munn. kobtlison and lilac, Charter-house-square ' London. Benjamin Hickson, Kin gston 7 upon Hull, merchant, March 7, a, mid Apra 9, at coven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, 'owman-opal-Hull: Moonlit+, Meer;. Itonicr an-1 Dal dett's•beidings„ Loudon; and Mr. R. Sandwich, He% front Ireland, 6k it necessary to ask the Chancellor of the INA chequer if it was intro fed to inapne4 a petnetting dung. on the Imported en of Foreign Bonet f If this were not done the Irish Better Trade mese cute, The CHANCELLOR of the EX.CHEIVER said, the only satisfactory answer he could give the Honourable Baronet at pro. seat, was this, that the ribj ce bad been smug time under the coesideration rrettonear. IMF F. FI.G retrarkei on the inj Aims .ff * 0 of the LW. tiehal Irish fs.'":Dutics, and bogged to ask the Right Honour able Gentleman opposite if these were to be continued In force or abolished? t was 'of nt Irks ad fm: ancho, sed heal.* . LANOROURN WARD, 27th February, l2IR" A T. a MEETING, of. the Inhabitants of this Ward, LI. held this dap at Sr. Diode ilackchureb, Venchurch.street, for the purpose of taking into consideration the expediency of patiticming Parliament against the ranted! of the Income Tax, Sir JOHN RAMER, Knight and Alderman, in the Chair,. Ratified nnanimemly---1. That the Inhabitants of tide Ward hate °lmre ed With extreme concern and alarm the declination of his Majesty's Ministers, of their intention to propose a con tinuance of that most unconstitutional, obnozioos,"andl degrading impost, the income Tax; unjuitly called the Property Tax. I IL That ire deeply bud sincerely dlore the projected renewal of this impost, a mud, of taxation equally destructive of the liberties, and hamlet io the morals.; and that integrity of mind so important to be preserved In the character of riaglislisueo— r-a Tax that cannot be sa ma:lolled as to he levied without inlai d") and the mom Wald ollgrelsion.-nesting saspieloa—de straying confidence, and subverting the best principles of the human mind. S. That t he Inhabitants of this Ward relied neon the justice of ' Mitt wets, and the wisdom of Parliament, for the discootinuanee l atlas oppressive Fax upon the return of Peace, and note par ticularly when the strong and unanimous expmesions of public opinion in their Petitions to Parliament last year are recollected, and which were then attended with the desired (and indeed to be eatiectid) effect. 4. That when the'Tax was renewed; it was done with a view to one great effort, at a time of extreme na•lnual difficulty, and eFpreesly for the space of one year only. [bat should it now be renewed, it would greatly disappoint all public confidence and expectation, and,have a direct end immediate tendency. to take from all Adtninistrationk , that which is their hest au port the 1 " est In , The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER could not an swer this question. On this puin the Honoqran.e liatu.ast should apply to the C.hancellKoisbe Ezehequer for IrelaaeL Ma._ PROPERTY TAX• Mr. DRUMMOND presented s Petition from the Cosity o lElu:radio* easiest the Property Tea. Ordere..l to he .ut the Table. ghi-0, 744 4 - Mr: BYNO presented a Petition from the Paris's of Salt* Mary,. Whisechapel, praying that the Property IAI (which it described as jtisliy detested), may am be revived.. Ordered in lie on the Table. as ... go. 3, a z 12 %tee, ook J la & Id ; w ' direr ' ll4 . lle d 11 ‘; slu e d Ifs "a tts o rt back ; a N d k to hi t. rail T oot !Irani_ Mi.. PANE immured a Prision from the County of Oxfords* agairst th•T Property Tat. OF-tared to he on the Fable. Mr. BYNO presented a Petition front the Parish of Christ Chtsrpb, against the Property l'az. (tie understood there was not one Householder in ;he whole Parish who had wog ollisol 4 this Petition). Ordered to He on the Table. Poi:ions against ere Property l'az were presented from the rosin of Wantage ' front the Borough of Javistotk, from the Land- liners and oi:elvers of Landis the 'kinky of Gaßt• bibles% (tom Mahon, fn.ns the City of York, front A/fertile Tydvit, and from Gilltgany ; whisk were read and ordered to Ito. OR the Table. Mr. BRAND preserved a Petition from the ()saner. anJ copiers of Land of the Fowl of Royston, and tie vicinities of • the Counties of Hertford, Cambridge, and Brdfurd. ajaesst tits Properi Tat, The Petitionws rayed thae the House wojiJ - - pot an end to this most odtots% and detewahte fax, witch stilly left to thel:ountry the temenitwatice of that Constitution which oar forefathers fought to estabthis and maintain. OrJercd to I.is on the Fable. . a P istol out rot Goy s 80. M r 4 rooky t h el ) a Poker, DRS ol j him en 64 mk t y beim confidence of the Country, and to destroy that good understand ing so essential to the . pablic welfare, which should aver subsist between the Goiernment and the Previa. 5. 1 hat the expedieney of so large a Military Establishment in time of .profound Pace, and the profute public expenditure, appears 11.110 et , and is utterly inconsistent with, and may enthmger our f esi re: g Zonstitutitie, and that no reason appears to. this Meeting to exist, that can justify the continuance of this inquisitorial fax. 6. 1 hat a Petition, founded upon the foregoing Resolutions, be presented to both Houses of Parliament, humbly praying that Abel will be pleased to reject any proposition that may be made for the continuance of the said Tax, under any alteration or nio dificat ion wbatsdewr. d had dan k the p !orated ti ikon said; Sere be es. questeil IT 7. That .. .sir WI•LIAN CDILTIS, Bart. M.P. one of the Repre mutative, of ihis city, and an inhabitant of this Ward, liss. re quested to present the said Petition to the Honourable the House et Commons. 8. l'hst the Thanks of this Meeting are eminently Jue t 3 their Representatives lu Common Council, for their conduct ia this momentous question ; and they are hereby requested to procure 1 a similar Petition to be presented to the Right Honourable the }bow of Lords, should it become necessary. 9. that tile 'thanks of th:e Meeting be given to the Right Worshipful Sir JOUN EA MLR, Knight, Alderman of this Wank' for the readiness with w hich he convened this Meeting, for hb , able and impartial conduct in the Chair, fer his unwearied weSlll to pro Mote the interests ref this Ward, and tar his colaiunt adhe rence to Ins magisterial duties. 10. That the toregoing Resolutions, signed by the Ward Clerk, be inserted in the 1 Chronicle, and Public Ledger, Srsa, Courier, and Sun. 11. That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to JAIS/S Wevron, Spews._ the Mover,, and to Jamas Isaass.4-e., he*, ibd in ESDAILIC HASINIt've. Esquire, the Seconders ol the foregoing ResolotiJos—and for the ability with which they suppostesi the bane. NA I . I4ANIEL ANDREWS, Ward Clerk. it iitut nth P4ALIAMGN7'.IRr' PAO CEE.i I SUS. • • lI')USE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY 27. Tu a Committee of Privdeges, the ri,;ot of Visc=sant Ltte to cote at tNe Election of Peers, to sit in the Imperial spent, on the part of 44311.1, as Dukts.of Lust Tea, was duly vartabcd; and the House Wein; resains4l, reported as such to lheie ss Lardlip4. Mr. Cams, from the Ordnance Office, trammel at titu Bar an Accossit of the Ordnance Escald.sia..tunts, ameaut and itstri butasa of Force, &c. from the year t7n4 Si • 7ar bechisive, per. mast to a hamar Order of their Lordships, ylpich waa ordered to liu M the table. of Sarah the me& m, neatly fterwaid c collected, ard. Sht :essary far e and fate she wore twig soars nnY, W a I, that es :es to the iid eleyea eased had o accost. , of him ro p a i r if etwiegthaisnoces. thilerdiditir feelings of repulsive and unequal oppression -Odessa that had been siren them in common with isle et patience so long tried and so honourably sevad—jeurblitiseits are butaiWy of opinion that the cowl nem * trwei el tie 'Lea in question, wOO% busing ors)! re view Se &pritiligesst a &Owe, and subvewfve of the Bel• a k flO2Nh e t h rtilestructive ei„that enufishwoe which the iiriarbs your ituitinifaiWiluire • alumina they sow look up with di: most anxious sotscitud; reerypertible turreachnicut of tile, rublic espenthrkre and palcutto , of public hardens. * YourPeotionen, thaplort, in the exercise of their cottsti smi defy, and in perftet reliance on your wiadom and it.te. kitarbiy Fray ti at your Honourable House mey take this seer itvo your most serious vinsideration, and that you may trbesol to reject any attempt to renew or CUUtilitae this nwrt dOms sys , ent of Tatri , ,s, under any modification whAteeer ; slyear Petitimers, a, in duty bound, wait ever pray, &c.' Tin Earl. of SHANNON presented a retitle's, from' the C6e4nr:y of CNA. ettenyebernail of the *ow:44 Mute of AgAeol. tutu ni .chat quarter. an,! praying tellef.—Ordireil to Use on the table. FROM Li.ST NIGHT'S LONDON GAZETTE. CROWN-OFFICE, FEBRUARY 26. Members returned to berve in th.s present Parliament. County or Wicklow— l he Honourable Granville Loosen Proby, in the room of William Hoare Hume, Esq. deceased. Borough et Caine—Junes Macdonald, .F.sq. of East Sheen, in tiorcoonty of Suriey, in the room of Joseph Jekyll, iisq. who hes accepted the Chilton& Huadceds. vrii Mrs illop ; the .'heelpP4 no wvdt, labiate& up airs, half way i a Kele see flat .port if a mit OSA rder!"be ins. Tie was, that lel, ask sepal, 'hoopoe lid it—is here as i ht to*. einj the g 'boo used the tt et de knee• ind thee lak for do 10 tbit win& G. ay, geb, rick& be WV are si ad i Fmk ... -.. OW; Ulf i BROAD WAS • • • ....., . IT a Jitstneroui and respectable' MEErnsTG . 01 rthe I,IHABITAN ts of this wA rJ), holden at Dra. li 1101, on Monday, the 2Ctli day of l...bruary, i tile, is take seposideration ilie prop, isty of Yett:loninx the House of eonts magaina the continuance or renewal of she Property lax. HkNRY I/LAXLAND, Esq. Deputy, in die Chair, TM tenoning komptions were moved and seconded, and car. ktomimeasly. Itaseanh 'that although die Inhabitants of this Ward haft , tallisassaineed a disposition to support his Majesty's Go. --- :afar asthe'extgencles of the Maw required, they ced es:pressing their abhorrence of that most ob. ' lintUaititUtiin 4lTax, commonly. .called the Property was origiaalky resorted to under cireuntstaices of Mewl difficulty a. a War Tax only. usequence of the events which happened in the be. f m rom I the hist year, and which coustitnted, the gtound for tie tivil of this 'l4 x , 'the people patiently submitted to its' rtesudfor eat year, tinder the assurance of the Minister, that Pddirpkation of that period they should be relieved front its Pole. The cause being new happily removed, the further lisikabffesk ibis'fax cannot but be considered a violation df Marred priiieiplcs of truth and justice. ' hat the Tal in question is inquisitorial In Its principle, unjust ihooPlation, peculiarly burthecsotne to those who are kist alto sown its weight, demoralizing in its tendency, levying Ailieliativiis of the Janie amount twin annuities, and trum pre: and buetuating Incomes its hosts certain and permanot liPt..„ s• -. • - . . Ishii Mijsety' s Mi n i sters h ave avowed their intentimsto roe toistirid or this most odious ind disgusting of all taxes ...._ . • th s_feelalls of Englishm e n ; and notwithstanding it has been wrodlY famiked that the people betray "an ignorant imps -1,1" f'lf ills relaxation ofTaxation," this Mowing considers it ref beollthent on them thus publicly to express' their sentb. lelnid,oution with their fellow-subjects,and to use all Mhos Ondtadonal . gleans Iv prevent a conttuaanecof the 'l'ax after 0 4 , Period it which the Act of the Legislat ore had decimal it Ell ,e;fit e, i _+aat it ; the opinion of this Meeting, th at by the osesilWof wiptaithabl e (economy, and reduction in the public saptrati• !IN *License 0' the bate would be rendered equal toitswoeitis 'hi ilia Meeting do therefore cordially concur with abets Pol. till:limns, in expressing their aversion from the Tax. and whin which they should feel at any attempt forks . I hat a Petition, signed by the Inhabitants of thieWled• it r• !to., to the Honourable the House of Commas, prillaa WS !Oen any proposal hiving for its object the .contiallades oft t wat of this partial, vexatious, .denuttalising, sad oppressive' wider any modification whatever. ' 'I hat the Petniun tines read be the Petition orals' inhabitanlg this Ward, and (a consequence of the oboes= Of Ail' UPS Nutmeg, Bart. M.P. the Alderman of this Ward. MINS W so° I i ll - I " dll PAitiful) that one of the Representatives for this. Qty la Truarnrut be requested so present the basso tusks itiefasobb I 1110 House . Of Comin..us. a dliat the tha n k s o f t hi s M eetlog b e g i ven to S r I•aa Pima% ai r• . . hi P. and Alderman of this Ward,,for.tbr seams+ whdo, %i on Ise complied with the requisition forscallesitbia.Maltdags slid drat ion. they do very stacerelyi intent tke caratiao.o.4o4"`" ' this occas _ lhat th e t h an k s of this Meeting basins rolik.Doputy Butt- Mao, fur his kind attention to this MoetiO&4lll4 bas 104411119 i l djuipsitial conduct In the (;hair. h 'bit the th an k s o f th i s Meeting be Om to 'the Chathefilells et c!taaratal Ileaucil • of this War d s sarsbe e lm / q gado alla Mill VARY PRONR)TIONS. OFFICE Of 011M/ANCio FEBRUARY 2i. Corps of Roystriginoera-I.leutenana.Colonel Robert Palkington to be enlett.-I, ulcer Shipley, deceased; Crnain Benjamin Ma:l ov to be Lieutrtitio-Cnits:lsl, *tie 1 4 11Ingtell ; Second Captain Alexander Cbuyne to be Captain, vice inlartw ; and First Lieutenant livery 1. Savage to be beetled Copied', vice Cherub. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. —--- - - - Joseph Dizoo, of Oldham, Lancmbira, ahepkeepair. BANKRUPTS. Time Dobson, late of Hope's Hesse, Stapleton, Cumberland. bacon-lacier, desist and chaps=. tow /reader March 14,18, and April 9, at eleven, at the Osaose le. Carlisle. Auer/nes, her Young, Charlotte-row, Mansiorwhouse, fAsubia; or Mr. Wm'. ilculgspn, Courts, Carlisle. George Waugh, of Orion, Cumberland, butter and bacon-faster, draw and charms:4.March $l, 119,-and April 9, at elavtinow the George and Dragon Inn,near evils* Atioraise,,Mr. W. YOung, Charlotte-row, Mansion-houses Land•9l Sr Mr. W. Hodgson, Carll4le. Charles Waldgrave Battely, of Ipswich, Imokaidler, primer, and stat trier, March 7, at et, March 8, au.l April% at sieves, at the Golden 1 bat Inn, Ipswich. Anonym, Mews. Wean and DuniVigkaie, ipswich ; or Messrs. Exley, bunko , and.Daterson, Furnivai's Inn, London. , John Cex,.Liverpool, linendraper, dealer and chapaas. March le lote, and April 9 at one, at the George Inn, ljempooje— littortsies; Vies's. ilackstock aid liinics,Kiqg:s Bauch .Walk, Temple, Louden or Mr. Jame, Murray, Uvers.i. Robert Ellis and 94jobard RBIs, of Clipstone NottltimPtonablre, farmers and shopkeeper*, March 19. 90, a crd April 9, et *vet; et the Swan* Inn, Market Harberough,' Anoraks, Mr. S. Goothuan, Market Harborough; or Mr. B. Ouodiumis Win ' chester-st relit, London: William Garth, of Ballgrove, near Colne, Lancashire, cotten.l spinner, dealer and oilman, March 18,.19, and April 9, It I I, ag the Bridgewater Arms,, Manchester. Atternim, Minim • Dockwortb, Chippindall, and Denison, Mancherer. i William Holt: of Marsden, near Burnley, Lsocaskire, cotton spinner, dialer and cliapman, March in, 19, and April 9, at well% at the Bridgewater Arms, blanclierer. Atroades, WWI* Duckworth, t:hippindaU,and Dec ison e iretaachaster• .lehn Coate, oi Quebec, Manchester, hat-o.artufle Aver, dealer and eltspman, March.ls,. le, an{ April 9, .4 eleven, at the Whits Beat Ina; Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Gibbon ' Ashcan Under Um; or Mr. Bettye, Chancery-lane, London. halm Dualism, of Ma at Telinntoutb,Devou,inetalsaut, Merck 13, 149 and April 9, at eleven, at the Public Rooms, Eau reign- Month. Attornies, Mr. ThOusse Bartlett, Trig i natoatb ; of Mr. )lose, josh Hatton Garden, London. James Cnek, of Canterbury, draper, tailor, dealer and dolman, • Matadi fl, at eye, le, and April 9, at ten, at the Guildhall, , *Canterbury. Attends., Mr. glum Cante rbury; or Meson. ,J4ne and non, Lincoln's tau Fields. Jahns Cooke, of Cotton, Salop, dealer andehapman, March 11, - " and Apra 9, at eleven, at the Talbot Ina, - uhrewsbury. Austudes..Massra. Clarke and Richards, Chimcety-tuw, Lon don ;orM.J. B. Wllhains,Shrtwabury. ' • , Gene Vlemlley,et Bristol, furrier, March 11, 12, and April 9, active* at the Commercial-rooms, BristoL Attorales, Messrs Edmunds sad Ines, Ezchequar Office of Pis* Lincoln's lon, 11/0/4901 or Maiwtbkif &Ills ant 4 . . . . . - ' The Matt Duty, the Eleven Million E.scbeqter Bills, anti the Clergy Residence Sills, were naught up from the Cunstnous, by Mr., 0110601 N and ant severally read a first ante. On the motion of Viscount PiELtit.t.g, the Naval Courts Martial Dill (the commitment of wluch was previously nega tived) was read a third time and passed. Lord KING gave notice of his intention co bring forward a motion on Friday near, respecting the pecuniary sacrifices which had been made, ant the com, , lete-abanslanment pt pertain Clam in the finauetal•arrangente3.• whit the Bowers of Europe, parti cularly with respect to the Austrian L'oss. Hia Lavishlp then moved, that the Lord" be sumutoned for Fridsy nest, whtd, wa s ordered accordingly. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE obaereed, that the different Military Documents wine,' were ordered $i his motions had Mews presented excepting nne,-which *Asa stateetent of the tiny and Ordnance Establishments Mr Ireland, true u the year IVO, to 1792, ii.cianve; sshich Ur now moved should be. Presented tort lawith.—Ogacred. Their Lordships then adjourn...llm amino of the Interven tion of Ash W ednesday) mut Thursday. HOUSE OF COMMON.. Paper* were presented giving account' e! Asvnentatinee the :ustanes of the Olken of the Customs sines the In it Ja nuary ; and art the vanity of Bauer impend lat.o Enjoanct in i ,the last tour yeah.--Ordered to lie on the tables On tie motion it Sir F. FLOOD, the Papete rogirolot the isaporisuon of Butter were indered to heyrinted. A Maiden was presented from the Mayoe end Corporation' eillize%or against the Insolvent Debtor,, Act.—.Drissiol.ta lit no the table. • Mr. LOCKHART pcosented a Petition from the Waned VireaUers of the Cities of London and ilfestinisiner, wino the MilitienaLliceoce Duties. Ordered to lie us the FAN& H. .thou moved for a Return of the munbyi of ant. Wise, end dplrtts Limier' taro out In the years till 4, leid. Os taps.. wee ordered to be produced. On the motion of Slr G. CLARKE, leave was ging to kring fish bill far the brut regulation of the Police 01 Str G. VIIIARENOkit /resented the ordinary iiintatos of Nt. Navy for the year ISM Ordered to he preotid. Healed gbaseuted the forms of the :skeet by Widows of O. gun ot the Navy, before they receive their Pensions; and the fisni% of that talon by (Akers of the Navy btion they receive their Half-piy..—iirdered to be printed. Lord Ok.OitGE BEKESFORO appeared at the Su; nud would the krince Regent to have been waited uptm with the Addresses of diet Hours of the such, ISM, and lad lostatu,•to which his iturit Highness had been most tracklessly Omani to reply, dea be mask *We threctioas rut the production of as laiptia natal tot by the House. Mr. H. ADDINGTON preowned popertArldoll the IliPeolle of the Natal sad Millary fArablisatneoto kept op from tin' rest, of Utrecht, down to the cowmen. - - -at of the .ALlistilia WW.—Orderal to b. printed. of Mr. 11' On the Motion of _ UNNE rr, the paper pmmuted Mt. tarns respectful the Attementatiouni &leek's le the.Ce4P wow s was ordered to be printed A Person trona the Ojhcc of Paymaster-General, presented the' form of the Affidavit taken by the w *we of tinkers of the Army on receiving their Penaiww—rOrdered to lie on the table. On the Motion of hit..l3flOODEbl,'lt was ordered that the House Amid, tomorrow s rimiest Mai** a Constitute, =the Lbareatioa for the Regh= i t . the Trade between t his ""FY .and the United Sweep et Mr. W. WYNNE wished to line* titbit had caustd the delay which had taken place In returning the Ileillas eloctied to repro. sae the collar/ of Wicklow t Mr. PEEL could scot at present answer the question ; he would make inquiry, and live the kinoouraisle Gentleman an the information he could obtain. AcCounts of the quantities of Coals carried into any of the ports ut Wales within the lasi ten rears, with the amount of the duty paid thereon, were ordered to be laid before the lime. Mr P. FLOOD, from the 'peat quantity of Butter imparted Isrsiga parts, said die illsdabbiaglar i parts of tisat muds Petit :cmas presented from Boston against the property rex. Mr. MADDOCRS .wished . to ask theCtiancellor of the Exchequer some questions on the subject of the Property Tax. which • be . thiati4lo that • Right Honourable Gentleman. ought not to atbject to an- • swer on the present occasion. He. desired to know, when the PrOperty-rik was -renewed, if it was in.. - tended, in cases where , the Landlord received -no .rent, to make him liabl e: to the Property TAR ? If the Tenant was to be liable where he made no profit; and if the Tax was to be continued for one or two . years certain? From the answer given to these ques tions, those who had signed the Petition's now pre sented, would know how to valbe thy future pro mises of Ministers, and the future pledges of Praha. ment. He farther thought it necessary to observe, MO present Petitioners viewed, with well-6)11,1.1rd alarm, the great Military Establishment which it was proposed to keep up. A pease having followed the above speech, Mr. METHUEN said he thought the Right Hn. nourable Gentleman cowl I have no reason kir 'con- Lcealing the modifications he intended to introduce when the Property Tax was renewed ; tor the re- newel of this Tax, without Modifications. he held,,to be that which was wholly out of the questiot a ts-he did not believe, if it were brought Mtwara Alr.t tont some modification, that there was any pawn, in the country that could force it on the peopi.. Ne ob. jected to the Tag, inasmuch as it wis a tar not on property, not on income, not on prolii. but in many instances on positive joss.— ( Hear, hear). —He main,. Woad it was a fallacy to assert this Tax did ii.ts sect the poor, when it was known that it fell heavy of) every article of their colisumption, wile it ope rates to throw many at the latiOuri.iig classes out 4 employment, a','J what was there h t-lo to save th-ni from starving ? The relict which the Right Honour. able Gentleman (the Chancellor of thy fAclieruiet had promised the Country (which was to floor tr tie his not pressing tr th u e si. money ed market) w sull be inef fectual. It might sound well in theory, but prove rut no importanot in practice, • The Petition being about to be brought op, • Mr. IMOUGRAM, as tie taw it was in vain to . Oepeet that Mipisters•would give answers on ;b Ism than en former occasions, did oat much hope that what be MU alt Ont to say would produce one.-. LH% bowtver , if he Might not put it as is quastioo, that he might at less; suggest to the Right Hon. Gentleman the propriety of n hurrying thi. , arclious measure through the Moose before the publi• jvoice could be heard on the subject. Meetings tO I peyitio against it were every day taking place all' ,over athe country, and - some were announced for va ripeis dayft iii the ensuing month, which could not be ;received acCoutling to the -strict forms of Parliarn,nt, Lit the *Chancettor of the Exchequer persisted in bring in.the Bill at the period which be had ntmed.— Niewing this , as he did, as no ordinary effort on the ,part of Ministers--viewing it as an attempt to stile the voice of the people, which was universally raised • m against tots ost oppressive impost, he, for one, tote. earned the Right lion. Gentleman, that though on 'no other occasion should he feel disposed to have re. !course to this% which was the personal privilege of each Member, in order to interrupt the pr cerotogs of the House; yet he thought the present offered fair-exception favour of such a course, and, there fore, he gave notice that, though he should stand slow, he would'use every means which the forms of parliament had placed in hit hands, to oppose 'the -progress-of the measure, it brought f it ward before the public voice had been fully erpressest on its me rits, The forms to which lie referred, he would avail' ,himself of tor the best purpose to which they could be made subservientaot the purpose which, doubtless, , .they were framed for by our ancestors—that of op. posing Ministerial iPjustiClS. Thus forewarned. o ben the Right Hoe. Gentleman brought forward his MO.. Lion on Friday, he might expect to be met with the question of Adjournment. (Hear, hear.) He (Mr. Brougham) thought it his duty thus to oppose the , Right Hon. Gentleman and those who epiployed 'bite when such an attempt was made to smother the feelings °fa justly indignant nation. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER wassnti , aed, Mit whenever the Hon. and Lear ned !Gailloakka opposite, or any ether Member, ni.ghs Looant:down with a suadieti'dOgn I. interior. ilia - ( ~r.'-