Star. — London, England, 1803-07-28 00:00:00

TO THE PUBLIC. latov Landon, seth July, 405. THE MERCHANTS, Underwriters, and Other Suhltribe-s to this Houk, haviug this day met for the pur note of felting on foot a General Subleription, on an cxteuded leak. fir the Encouragenser.t and Relief of thok who may be engaged In tie Defenec of the Country. And who may lutes in the e,mmon own; and of thole who may Sgnalizc thernfelvo during the pa rent molt Important conceit And keit]. confident, that when our very exaccee, a, a great and independent nation, is at Rake, it only becomes ancillary to point out any means by which the elation of our native Walt, and the appikatiun of our powerful refources,may receive an additional (Windier, they beg leave to fuboait to the liberal conlideration of their fellow-fuliects, the following rekholosii, which have been unantasottey paired at this Meeting, and presume to hope, that the objeet of this fubff Optical will be fu promoted and fandianed by public bodies in general, by the higher ranks, and opulent claffee of foelety. and by imlividuala of every defeription, that the mite of the labourer. consbitling with the munificent donation of the Noble and Wealthy, ball be the heft pledge of our unanimity— Beall infpire our (omen our foldicre, our countrymcu at large, with a well-grounde. confidence in the liberality and gratitude of the conmanliy; and dull imprasuo the miuck alma anemia the appellitig coronation, that we energies of this gem empire are it io-filiibk, as its retinae* are inolici;:ahle. BROOK WATSON, Efq. in the Chair. On a motion made, the following Re:action Wing pale:iced, were rod, and paffed unasimoutly : Refobred, That in a coojundure when the vital intercfts of our Country, when the peculiar bleiliugs whiel, under our beloved Sovereign and harpy Confekution, endear ow fociai Rate, are in volved in the flue of the prefent conteft, when we are menaced by an Enemy, whole hatiohty prefutoption is grounded only on the prefent unfortunate polo:ton of the Continental Powers, and when we Item to be pined, for the moment, as the lea harrier ag aloft the total subjugation of Europe by the overbearing ialuence of France, it beboAres us to meet ourlimitioo as Mcn—u Freemen— but, above all, as BOSTON/. On'this alone, with the Divine Ald. depends cur Exemption from the Yoke of Genie Dcfpotifin-em this alone elepend., under the tome Peon-ding Power, whether this Empire than remain what it has for ages bon, the Annum' rho-porter of Religion and Morals, the Arcrter of its own, and the Guardian of the Liberties of Mankind, the Notre of Indultry, the Protector of the Arts and Sciences, the Example and Admiration of the World—or whether it (hall become an obkquioue Tribu tary, an collared, a plundered and degraded Department of a hi :ago Nation. itcfolved, That to give more droll and energy to the *natures adopted by Government, for the Detente of our Liberties, our Lives and Property—.to add weight to thole peafowl exertion we are all readily di pokd to contribute—lt behoves ns to hold out every encouragement to our Fellow-Subjedts, who may be in any way inftromental in repelling or annoying our Implacable Foe, and to prove to than that we are ready to drain both our Perks and our Veins in the great Caufe which Imperici4ly calls on us to unite the Duties of Loyalty and Patriotifm with tie Bross& efforts of wahine exertion. Rdolved, That to animate the efforts of our Defenders by Sea and Land, it is expedient to mire, by the Patriot:lfni of the Commu nity at large, a inhabit Fund for their comfort and relief—for the virpok of affuaging the angelus of their wounds, or palliating in knee degree the more weighty misfortune of the lots of limbs, of alleviating the diftecffes of the Widow and Orphan--of fmoothing she brow of farrow for the fail of their deareft Relatives, the props of unhappy indigence or helped. agc--and of granting pecuniary Rewards, or honourable Badges of dlitindtion, for facceisful cur dons of valour or merit. Refs:dyed, That a Solitario:l, embracing all the Otedts in the foregoing Reklutioo, be now opened; and to fat an example to the Public Bodies throughout the United Kingdom and its Dependen cies, and to our Fellow Subjects of every Cleft and Denomination, that independently of our individual Contributions, the Sum of l'vreorr TUOUS•IND PO9lllll Throe pa Calt. Coofoliciated An nuities, part of the Funded rigidity of this Society, mall be appro priated to this porpok. RakieedeThat on Friday the oipthinftant,at is o'clock maga?, a General Meeting of the tubkribers to this Fund be held at this Hook, for the purpok of appointing their Camalince, and that the Committee of the Hook tos roquelled to become. mad they are hereby couttiostod a Committee, ad Moran, for the Receipt OM 1112.pagi:M04 et the tiageripliona, and other *poke expreffoi in 1444 Refoludons. Rafolved. That the Conmiteas of this Hawk, and the Bcoken in the Moropsdia. and in the Cities and Toone of the United Klug dons, be roe/mated to receive Bubkriptions; and that fuels Pate of the Fund as (hall not. be Jed for the porpoise now unaided, be re wood propordeo the Sums fubfaibed. Refoleed. Than all Sew" however knell, which (hall be shined by the Patriotifo of the poorer Calks of our Fellow SubJeits, (hall be aeraptedo•die C.anfe affeetiog orally the Liberties sad Lives of Potosi of eveq Defcription. • Re/00C lint tide litdolutkos be inlayed in the Public Papas. Refoltred, That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to the Chairman, for Ma able and impartial fioodudt in the Chair. (Signed) 'BROOK WAYSON, Chairman. Amount ashoreffird 30.0401.3 per Can- Stock. Money . 3 5 , 6 53 1 . Ø. Vender Reuniters tot o J. FL Brows% of Wey- Andrew and Oeo. Naga nos o mouth, per W. Pitt too 0 Benlirosin Locarn 5 s Dacia Beale - 53 so William Nubian nos o Leach and Datlimore 51 so Wakelin and Gerraell to so William scorch - to to Mrs. %Wok, Wainer* go o Mrs. Thornton Alta 105 o Pater Tempionan, B. Thomas Harvey 300 o Cok. jun. &J. Ede zos o Edw. Forftev and Boos zoo 0 Wm. Porter and Co. 705 o Maxwell and Key tog o Nicholas Gay, LA- B. Oeage timeliest to 10 pa Hammerily ik CO 11 o Thompfon,Forman, and Newnham, Everett, and Hooker - tog Co. • 500 0 Robt. and Goo. Sorriest tog • liereffolls Prkketta and Hatboro and Roberta 5a to Newsom JO3 John Gillifpie p so ittcoaru realliday, R.N. so to nnthiany Van Dun so Metcalf and Co. 355 o Amos St retteU - • 52 no William liStailol 11 0 lames Putman - zo 0 General Wm. Pietro los o Coa, Curling and Co /05 o Ka Governor Thomas John Whitfield and Co. tog o Mon 105 ci Domes Antoci., 5o o John Upward . so o Renton and Rankings tot I:harks Blackly" to so pe. Tabennan - s s John Hula - 505 o Ratko and Newbay 105 0 the Rev. jailah Pratt 5 5 Milt Ana Palmer ss o folio Platt 51 to Thos. Pickles • to so len* Banned • so o S.krldag so o )oho WekOf BOtIIIIOSOII at o George Field • pSO gOffe Crawford - 51 to Rich. and Win. Craw- Chula Baratty • 10 to ate* and Co ICS 0 Pi mefter rod Nelk tog o Disoo, Brett, lit Morgan cos o 11Vorfrepfed Company of Bane, Upholitrrer, Ca ` Vintners, by Robert thaine Area • - s s Rich. Renter Warden •15 o Clerks and Men in the Henry &Buckley so o Manufeelory - ,:eweriek Balmer at o James Vex, Nephew, Port n and Cooper sit 0 and Co. • • - log 0 Jahn Cooper sad Co, as o Farßer, Lubbock & Co. goo o h [kiwi Henley la Son tog 9 Lubbock, Cok sod Co. /JO o P eter Berton and Sot 157 so John Wells (Cupt.R.N,) 5 $ thou. Oildart.per D. B. too o numbs Barr, uo, sso Lucas liisch, Cookie* 50 o John Stockwell -. sO 1 3 1: 10 Rekh - 25 o Poreher,Raihead &Co. 110 0 Wigia 34.01. s 3 W H. Hoare and Co. , . Imo 0 Baran as o Pogetaadßainbridgs 500 0 Ripley, WW2's and Co. 105 o John Board - Jog o pats and Warrington 105 o C. B Way/north •so 10 • ayloreedT.Newtoo so rei Pkherd and Madrid, 105 o Grenade and Sherwood p so Wm. Itohiolius MOO ea Puelde,Coßeker &Cm 505 o Js Woodbridge and Js. veto Vniwit and Pfeil 52 to Wriodkidge.jusi. zoo • Is 29d Beni, arises 52 te) Philip Wahtlin so o W. Nine and Son 'O5 o Van a, 1 neademe & Co. stn o Chrif. Semi's, . sr o Jun. Fryer 31 0 win- Canals . los o The Marquis of Town- Cordele. Halliard mad fendWoinusuryCorps Spear - 37 so of Norfolk Reeser', Cordele and Soo as 0 per Coo, Greenwood T.&.W. Pockle & Co. 105 o and Cox - too o Tate, jun., - s 0 Athinfon and Robissiew 5 1 10 Vika Martha 0 5 The Proprietsas of The Noah Thetford - 0 5 Time • - 51 so Sfrinoep,Satmelers& Co. fO5 0 Meets Chad and Co. goo o Stenhealoos, Betfc4 arid Metes. Coats an Co. pa 0 • • • 010 0 Mellia Droarootak VA, o ▪ e,„Satte ti.wait.aad Marra Geldings ..• . son o :fade, 5 1 0 0 44.1TaAssw sad Co. too 0 6 o Martins, Stone &Feats }fo 0 Robert Crafts!' 3s to Well, Powell and Co. zsts o John F hetet and Oa s t Fuller, (-batteries& Co. am o Claude Scutt . tos o Sannun and Co. sto o Scott, Harris and Co. tos o Willis, Wood and Co. 110 o Duoalhali and Turner too c Three Waterman of Shad- James Sengden tos o well Dock Stairs 3 0 Robert and Arthur Pott tos o Hank.) , and Co. 110 o Farlcy,Terry,St Peacock tos 0 Royal Exchange /J. Barely Perkins, &Co soo 0 furance - 1000 Co Barelay,Trittno,&Bevan 210 0 F. P. Martin - la to °Alley, H. Campion, W. Edwin and J. Sevin tos 0 Daley and Co. tos o A Briton a o Evans,ollley and Sealy tos 0 . _ - - . .. Hazard,Rurne and Co. 105 o jodab Walley • at o Hadley, Ftty and Bodky 52 to Kent, Luck, and Kenta to, o Michael Motely zi 0 Robert leaking 50 0 J. C. Schnber - 105 0 David Dual - Pto G. and J. Kealock jog o G. Allan and R. Dewar so 0 John Auldjo . 52 to Wm.ani Henry ()kitty sos o G Daftwi - 26 5 John Tate and Sam 52 to J. %Vika, Jane Jaws Williaro Dent - 205 0 and Edw. Frith. Ser. St. Barite, Green, and wants t.) Portions a it Illgnell - 205 0 Pow. Swanzy • to to ThotuasAndrews St Co. 105 0 Jukes, Coulfon and Co. 205 0 Janus Meyer - 5= 0 George Duckett az 0 Sir J. W.Andatos zoo 0 A. K. 'Mackenzie 2O TO TM Committee within; to,obtatn the whole Asoant of Sub fcriprions previous to the Genital Mec ing, on Friday next. at 1 1 o'clock, will thank fueh Bankers as have received Cotstrtbutions, to traufmit the particulars thereof prior to that dins. FRANCE. PROM THE PARIS PAPERS. Ftisouito, JULY 7.-.-011 the 3d of Chit month, the Deputies of the Diet, on an invitation from the Lan damman, repaired to his book to confer with him on the rani. which they ought refpatively to hold in the Altembly. which was about to meet the nest day.— After come difratfLon, it was agreed that the matter &mild be provillonally decided by ballot ; and the refolt oft* ballot gave the fiat place to the Canton of Undcrwalckn. one of the inialleft of the Helvetic Confederation. The fpedacle of Monday was brilliant. The young Citizens, organized in different Corps, the French troops in garrifon in the town, and the Militia of the Canton. formed two rows from the houte of the Landamman to the Church of the Cordeliers, the place of the &It meeting of the Diet. When the Deputies arrived at the Church. they placed themfelves on feats, in a circle. Behind them, and in the fame diredion, were their Counfellors and Secretaries: the Serjeants of the Deputation, clothed in mantles of the colours of the different Cantons, formed a third circular row. The Landamman, having before him a Copy of the Conftitution, deli vered to him by BON AAAAA s himfelf, with the Seal in a gold box, opened the Sitting by a (perch, which he began as follows : Gaarxess sr The mediation of the near Cae sar. invefled me with extraordinary powers. I have the vanity to think that his forelight was not de ceived. I hope I have jaified his choice, and the confidence he placed in me. I could not merit it but by preparing, according to his beneficent views, the happinefs of Swifferland, and by recalling to this country, haraffed by the Revolution, that tranquillity which it 101 l by it. This dangerous power has re mained fate in my hands. It was formed by twif drim : its exigence alone was futficient. The Aft of Mediation has fixed its duration. My extraordinary porters ceate this day. I refign them in the pretence of the &wits Confederation, and great will be my Kapp nets if the didatorlhip I have exercife I lhould meet with their approbation. It will be more raloa. We to me, as it will accord with the approbation which the Ours- Cow sue has deigned to tettify to me, during the cootie of the important fun Lions datined for me by his mediation."—After fume ob (creations on the indent Rate of Swifierland, and the Confederation of the nineteen Cantons, the Lan damman proceeded to Rate that the greateß tranquil lity prevails in it at precut; that the CHILI CONSUL had 'acted the number of French troops in it ; that he had freed it from the eel:trice of maintaining them, and that the moment was not far dißant when he would renal them to France. After obterving that. General Nsv had returned among them to re• fume the diplomatic fundions inttußed to him by the Ciller Cos sot., he gave a fhort view of the po. litical relations between Swifferland and Foreign Powers: he then gave his own political confeUion of faith, and concluded with inviting the Diet to cum metres the exercife of the powers afligned to R by. the Conllitution. General Mr, Minifter Plenipotentiary to the Hel vetic Republic. then made a fpeech, in which, after Rating the great regard of the Ciller Consul. for Swifferland, and the Cervices he had rendered to it, he faid he was charged to announce to the Diet that the CHIEF CONSUL had confared on him the neceffary powers for renewing with it a military capitulation, as well as to enter into a derenfire alliance. He hoped the Diet would find the claufes of the eapitu. lation which would be propofed to them as advan tageous as honourable. France, by taking Helvetic troops into its ferrite, tellified how highly it eiteemed their fidelity and bravery. The deputies of the nineteen cantons are now af f:mbled in this town. Their number, comprehending . ' the Counfellors of Legation, is furty.eipht : molt o f the great cantons have nominated three deputies. and the !mall cantons two. • Fitouvisas or ITALY, Jt:Lr 7..'-Intelligence from Florence liates i that the French have demanded from the Q . 2een Dowager of Emilia. three thouland troops, with ammunition, and a million of byres.— Her Majelly was in fend the Senator SF Itltol4 to Mi. lan. to inform the'Commander in Chief, Mon AT. that it is impoffible for her to comply with this demand. According to letters from Anccina, the French are fining out in that port, and in Otianto, a numerous flotilla; the deflination of which is faid to be to (hut out the Englifh front the Adriatic. This flotilla will be manned chitty with th; inhabitants of the cuafl, who are ail good feamen,_antl fltilful markt: men. Pr e mi ums b a t! been offered to encourage them. Thefe fearten till affemble at Clintoto I they amount already to aco; among whom 'dine are many Dalmatians. •• Vismaa, Jut.r 9.—T.:ough a report was fpread tome days ago, that the temps of exercife bad been countermanded, it is now %down with certainty. that there will be one in and another in the en. irons of Minkendr rff : the 1N . t..7 win confill of as battalions or infantry. nine disCrtons of infantry, sad a numerous body of artillery: kfitielty the Em• [mar will Jet out on the ICtait fo Badge, to take the btbefit of the wpn. b' • • ••• • EUCHARIST. itint 16.—Baron de Ksioattsboar, late Pruiflan Minilter of Pruffia at Conllaneutoptlee ar rived here on the s3th inft. and was reeeivith the greatell honours by Prince YPSILANTI. kiiiii ocnce fet out ycilerday for Berlin. A corps detached from the army of PASWAN Ooiu has again croffed the Danube, and threatens our territory. Its Chief, MAN•r Liman tm, has demanded from the Hofpodar the film of 18,000 piaftres, and a great quantity of provifions, forage, and clothing for his troops. — Prince YPSILANTI has made no reply to this finn• mons, which was accompanied with the molt terrible threats, but immediately took meafures for repelling the brigands. fhould they dare to advance. ROM!, JULY 4. —We learn from Naples, that Ge neral Cour we Sr. Cyst arrived on the the 26th of June in that capital. Next day he had a conference with the Minifters of his Neapolitan Majefty, in re gard to the troops under his command which occupy that part of the Kingdom. Several Englifh (hips are (Fill in fight of Naples; one of there velfels has even entered the port. PARLIAMENTART PRUCKEDMGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, JULY sy. Th Royal Agent was given by CommilEon tp the hal TOOthey Bills SW, the Caledonian Canal Bill, the General Defence Bill, the Ship Burning Bill, the Thames Pollee Bill, the grans& Loan and Clergy Refidence Miltake Bills, the Guemfey Cirri% Bill, the kith Revenue and Malt Duty Bills, and a great many others. The Commiffioners were the Duke of R s, the Loan CHANC LLLLL and Lord WO LSINOSIASI. Mr. Atax.inosa brought up feveral Bills from the Commons ' • among which were, the trigs Mike Bill, the Court Martial Habea s Corpus Bill, the kith Militia Siihilicate Fanlike Bill,ami the Yea. enemy and Militia Salaams 818, which were read etre time. The Chatham Cheft Bill was read • third time ad rad. Judgment was given in theSeota Ap=sliesfeassa Cadel,by which the deciAon of the Court of was allimmi colts. --- Judgment wa alto gives in the Appeal, Irving and lialtam.by which the ilecifioo of the Court of &Moo was reviikdo-Adj. HOUSE OP COMMONS. The proper Olcer retested at the Bar, perfume to order, an Amount of the Quantity of Ardent Spirits Westwood from Ireland into Great Britain, up to the with of July..-ordmod to be an the Table. A Meffsge from the Lords helmeted disk Lortiffilps' areal* the Chatham Cheft BM, and form prtvate An Officer hoes the Fait India Hoek peskier& feveral Papas, perfume to order —To lie on the Table. Mr. BALDWIN ;mimed fame Ammon OD die Maledt d the Batt India Sinking Fund.—Ordered to be an the Table. On the motion of Mr. MACSOWALL, the Beret Cotton Ma nohffinrers 818 was read a third time, paid, mood ordered to the Lords. _ _ Osthe motion of Mr. Vomit , the Houk ref.:dyed Into a Committee au the Tapirlag Laws; came to foam retaliations, and ordered to report to marrow. Mr.Coaar moved, that the Hank do emestrow tifialve into a Committee for lobbyism eanikkostios the propriety of mahllas the Board of Fit* Fruits in Indeed to sdeasace certain Sams at Money for enabling the poorer Clergy is that Country to build or repair Gkh: Hacks. Mr. Cosa approved the priaripiaoad the dike WY area to. Mr. Am: AAAAA reed from the Cossasittee of Supply the Reklution for granting goat, for the perm& Magording comper hike to Curates who may be difplund by the Clergy itefideues BUI. The Report woe agreed to, and a Made ordered ea be pre pared for enabling the Commit loisen of leas Asses Beauty 40 appropriate the fame. Mr. VA mu pretested the Two Millen Vote of Credit Buic alto the t doo,oncl. Exchanster BWa BM; alto the 2door:cob Vote of Credit Bill; which were read the left time, and ordered for their fecond readings toessorrow. Mr. VAN ill pretested a BM to prevent the Parportation of Tobacco. land., mean einasmitscur ; Igo a Bin to regulate the Duty of Pilots; and a BM to preens Brink &Neale from trading to the Salt Indies in Fordo Saim ;Rada Ord tsme, sad ordered toe their kcond readings tomorrow. ►air INDI♦ SHIPPING. Lord C♦ 0 If moved, that the Report of the Committee nn the fubje& of FAR India Shipping be now taken into cnnlideration. The Report heintt re td. Mr. Jamul-lma repeated his former olljellions, and moved, that the Bill be re committed. Lord CASTLItitiGH °poled the macs. Mr. Coy IT! NAT revived his arguments of a former night. that partiality had been Ikons to tome Ihips in that trade, in giving a mods higher freight than to others. Lnrd CAITLIIIACH explained the poist,aud mew. ed there was no pardallty. Mr. Jon IS rro. I's 'moon for recommitting the Bill was rejeded.and the Bill was ordered to be enrolled, and read the third time to-morrow. wopu.sa slaw uracTuatie- The Order of the Day having been read for eon fidering the Lords' Amendments on the Woollen Manufalturere Bill. The SPVARIR informed the Hole*. that this Bill appeared to him to be in tome degree vomited with that claf f Bills which it was the peculiar privilege of that Houle to originate, and in which they n coAfeilted to any amendments, in as much as by iu enaftiqg poniaiments by fine in certain cafes, it fo far went to the levying of money from the fubje&s of this realm ; it was the cuflom of the Houle on thole, occafions, to polipone the confideration of the amend ments for a long time. and bring in a new Bill alter ed accardingly, if the Houle approved of the amend ments in themfelves. Mr. Vanviriaav moved the ponponing the eon fideration of' thofe amendments for three months, which was accordingly agreed to. He then obtained leave to bring in a Bill agreeable to their Lordfhips' amendments ; which having obtained, he brought in the Bill, which was read a firfl time. and ordered to be read a fecond time to-morrow. JOURNALS THR NOVn. Lord Qom ssavi a dated to the Houle, that no more copies of i:s Journals were now printed, than when the nook was compofed' of fewer Members ; that the number actually printed wai too (mall to fopply the demind, and that many very valuable Reports, which bad been prefented by different Corn. mittees to the Honk, bad been in a manner ion, from want of the means to obtain printed copies of them: he was of opinitin that there ought to be printed not kfi than t xoo copies of the !runnels and Indexes, and t Soo of the Reports of the different Committees: he concluded by moving, that a Committee Ilsoold be appointed to inquiry into the dsbjeft of the printing of the journals and Reports of the Houle. This motion was adopted, and a Committee accordingly appoint ed, confiding of Lord Gknbervie, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Lord Hawkiebary, and the Law Olken. Lord GLaaaaavia then moved feveral inftruftions to this Committee, which were agreed tot namely, that they fliould peefent ao efligisate of the eapence of printing the number or eopii . a he had mentioned. and of procuring a fit Saga to tepofit the" and alto that they Mould fuperiotend the arrangement of the Reports and Journals fo to be publiffied. The ATTORN EY Gs FRAIL brought in n Bill for re pealing the Aft paired in the hit Seillon, refpeflin Aliens ; the Bill which he prefented, and in which there were feveral additional Clanks, was to be Cub. Ilituted in the place of it. The preamble of the Bill Rated, that " whereas in the preibnt clrcumftances, great danger and mifchitf might arife'from the refidence and retort of foreigners in this country," and the prdvifions of the Bill, be. fides empowering his Majefty's Secretary of State,to remove fuck of them from the country as he flowid judge proper, alto laid additional refrains on their landing, reftriding them to land only at certain ports, which &old be affigned for them. There were feveral other additional claufes in this Bill. The Bill was read 4 firft tithe, and ordered to be read a fecond time to-morrow. PIOPIRTIMID MOUE ?AL The Cllll4 CC ttost of the Even toys' rofe to move, that the Honfe do now refolve into a Committee for the further confideration of the Property and Income Tax Bill; and u the claufes now to be confidered would lead to much minute difeoffion. be trolled the H u ai would not feel &Ipotesi 'to 'renew difcuffion upon tholes parts of the Bill which bad been already difpofed of. The claufes to be dikoffed this way were tbofe introduced immediately before the Committee broke up on the lad day the fubjed was before the Honk, and his reafoa now for moving the Hoefeeo J go into.a Committee was, with a view tp the full MI cnifion of thofe claufes.. The points to whiCh that claufes referred, and which had been attended to in former debates were—the exemption of foreigners, not refident in England, from the Tax on Funds of ,which they may he proprietors; the tax on 6nespaid or received in the pnrchafe of lands or annuities g the ' allowance for repairs, drainage. kg. on honks and lands, and the exemptions in five= of law families. He mentioned thotil [enrol nts now, by way of explanation upon the ins he bad to propoft 'ng them, Ware Hoare lliould refolve into a r 01;104Ille. not with a view to previous difcuffion, as Gentlemen would have an opportunityin et* Corn. mitts* of going fb'nittch tort minutely into the diecution. With reePe4l to the full, pansply, the exemption of the property of foreigners in our fund*. he knew it was the fubjett of much difference oroph alon, and this amongfi perfons of high and teepee** authority. He was aware It would be liable to mpg frauds and evafions t. but, upon the whole, it was thought better to all by the principle " eierf driiraf rwArOp and judged moll expedient not to chug. foreigners, not reddes • t in England, with a tax upon the money they &add lend Ibis country. With re. epeft to the fecoad consderatioo, namely, the de. &Ilion to be allowed for Ernes paid and received, is bad been the fubjee of very ferious coanderations the regulations refulthig from which, be hoped, would be feudatory. For the clearer iliußration of the priai. ciple to which he alluded, he fuppofed the cafe of a perfon paying Tool. as (even years puralate for, art enmity, 'or profit reqt, or interell ; to akertainithe true proportion to be paid in one cafe, and allowed is the other (even, the number of years mud be the divi• Goa of the funs paid, and tool the quotient. The party pitying would then be allowed to 4401 tool. as ageinit his income for the year, mid the party re. ceiving be charged upon the like font as part of his income for the year, and not with the whole ram of fool. which mull be charged as againft fovea years; and the landlord, or perfon. felling. not to' be charged with the flee until he (hall have ailootlf received it. The teat Mice was, the allowance to be made for repairs ; the toe had beep fubjeift to: much difference of opinion, and cafes would be fo er... , , i timely various, that it would be impoffible to apply any cornea principle of average ; and yet. if tho' Hoare fhould be difpored to make the allowance, the; principle of average was the only one which could. generally apply. 'Thofe who fkopld fairer inconvp. silence in this way. would however recoiled, it was only to tall during the period of the war, which he; tufted would be a 'tort one ; and the Hoak would no doubt allow the neceffity of ratraiut ing the allowances in Ruh proportion as not tp ai r , coure the land•owqer to expend large and ua.J necclary rums in extraordinary repairs, und e r the' idea of leffening their quota to the tax. The alloorti anus be pr op olbd were, for lands, wh there are: not ma lnages attached, upon the annu value at,. arge per cent. Under the Income Tax the ulna land, where there were large nseffnages attached, was Si. per cent. and upon houfes, where there arc no lands attached, iol. per cent. Upon the former of there be pr fed al. percent. and upon the latter 51.. per cent. The next fuhjed was the dedneiolls ai.: lowed to perfoes having large families. He origi.: nally intended to have arranged the exemption to perfons of this defcription under the head of ailSeffed Taxes ; but he found, upon enquiry, the afkilinents for the feafon had been made out, and without the tedious procef► of an entirely new affefasent, could not arrange we principle time enough far prefent Seffion ; he Mould therefore pottpooe it ti ll the next, and make the dedation under the relent Bill, namely, to all perfons having more than two children. whore income was between 601. and 4001. per annum, four per cent. for each child above two. Thole wh ole incomes are from 4001. to toool. dirt, per cent. for each child above two.—From wool. to Spool. two per cent.—and all above good. per an. nuns one per cent. In the cafe of perions borrowing Money upon fecorities to Ifs. it was found lmingft" cable to make any allowances. without laying open the Revenue to numberlefs frauds ; and with rerpett to perfons whofe income was between 601. and i i ta. and who are charged with acted taxes, it was po pored that the certificates of the Tax Collators of their affeffed taxes paid, tiould pre Opp be coal flerell as in part of their Income Tax. Having Rated the general heads which remained for minuter dircutfion, be flesuld slow move 44 dun the Speaker do lear ‘ e the Chair." The Hovfe then refolved itfelf into a Committee. Mr. PITT propofed. that to Cave the time of the Committee, lhe • pages of the pill fboold be btea &Med, where Ole hew clatifes were to•be intro4uced. A beg cooverfation took place recpeaing ab alte ration to the Bill, grantin the power of appbintiag the CommiXoaers at Nor wi ch to be Com:l2o4omo cil, Maud of the Magierates, as it was fArmall coder the old income tax. Thal claire was iSlOpeed as it flood In the Bill, upon the ground that it would I'.