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. • . • , . 4itilti di . 10 111 %) 1 .:.1 r.• ' . -^". if, P i Nlb. :. rj , •• . 11 0 4&__„ .., i * i _.... •%-. ; • ''.''-- .• .. , • l k i e . 4 . rp , ..( -.......„ .., •ik A r. 4 v -.4 . 711, 1 k • 72 ''' 111 -p. • i - ,...),.. 7 ~•- r ... . 1 c _d.my4 ego! _ • A P . . Numaint 6666. THE tIt:)PER:PY TAX. ETaCli, MAYOR. :, ACOMMON COUNCIL, holden in the CRAM axes of the GUILDIIALL o f the City of London, on FRIDAY, the 9th day of December, 1114, A Resolved unanimously—That it appears to tt 'aurt that the Td upon Income, commonly called the Proper• :Tax, was, under circumstances of peculiar national difficulty, resorted to as a War l'ax only, and its enactment accompanied with the most eOlentn provisions that the same should finally cease at a limited 'od after the tertninatioo of the then existing hostilities. ' Resolved nnanimouily--That this Court has, nevertheless, ;I!rcmg reasons to apprehuid that it is in the contemplation of his alieisatl'tdittilisters to •ttemrt the continuation or renewal of IPA add Tat, after Its legal expiration, on the 6th day of April Dalt. • • Resolved . unasikoonsly—That this Court did, upon the first introduction of the Tax, declare, and has since repeatedly ex pressed, their abhorrence of a system which appeared to them no less partial and oppressive in its operation, than repugnant t o the free principles of the British Constitution—partial and . . oppressive, inasmuch as no distinction is made between Annui ties, die precarious and fluctuating Incomes arising front Trade and other uncertain sources, and the Incomes derived from fixed and per:tunes. Property—repugnant to the free principles Of the British Constitution, inasmuch as it establishes an odious and inquisitorial tribunal of Commluioners, before whom indi viduals are compelled to submit to the moat degrading exposure of their private concerns and circumstances, and against whose arbitrary decisions, however unjust, they have neither remedy nor appeal. Resolved unanimously—That, without attempting to detaff the numerous evils resulting from such a system, it is eiltient that, rather than undergo such an exposure of their affairs, persons in an embartassed or insolvent state will needfully submit to any assessment, however unjust, to the great injury of their creditors, and the utter ruin of themselves and families. Resolved unanimously—That the nature and character of sue/ an Inquisition cannot be better described than on the a(u• thurhy of the Author of the Wealth of Nations, who observes, that "an inquisition into every man's private circumstances, and an inqUisition which, in order to accommodate thseTu them, watched user all the fluctuations of his fortune, would be a source of such continual and endless vexation as no people could support." Resolved trnanimously—Tbat experience has sufficiently dine ced the truth of this opinion, and such has been the vexation, in justice, and oppression, resulting from the arbitrary and rigorous cautions under this novel and hateful system, that it bas at length become shogetht r , nsupportab.e. • Resolved unanimousli—Tua , the continuance clutch a elm. I teen, under Any mouifications, to .re especially at a time when the people ate anxiouslylooking for relief ‘rom the burthens and priant.ons of war, and wjth .qual at xiety anticipating reform nd rttreuehment in the natit,rtal exp.-nditure, would, in the p:nton of th; • Court, be hip- ly irrit: 'jug, and no lets dangerous • o the State t..an harasint and °pp. esuve To the Pew le. Resolved unanimousli.— l hat a Pet.tion be presented to the ii.otonrak!. -he Homo. •:. Cotnr. , ..os. praying them to reject any si iw that may b. in:induc..d for t . .e purpose of continuing nr it • wing, under ally mod acatinn, the said 'rex on Property. Reselscd unatiimou,lv—That this t ourt do earnestly recom mend that Meeting: be 'held in the several Wards throughout ihtt City, for the rritme of Pc:irwitinz Parliament against the contii:u oCdor r pewal of the :d 1a r. , unar.lau u this Court de also recommend that Meetitigs h t.t 1:i all she diferent Counties, Cities, and Tuwns throughout the kings'orn, for the same purpose. . And a draft o' a Petition, prepare:l agr..eably to the foregoing itrtolut:on, was read, agreed te, and Zirdered to be fairly Iran,- cribeS, and sip nod by the Town Clerk, and presented ro the Honourable House of Commons by the Sheriffs, attended by the tiernembtancer. Resolved unanimously—That this Court doth request the Re. presentauves of this City, and such other Mtmbers of this Court as have seats in Parliament, to support the prayer of the sai.l Petition in tte Honourable House of Commons. WUODTHORPE. KEN I'.-MEDWAY NAVIGATION SHARES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SCOT IF, On trldrf, December 16 at 'l'vrelve &Clock, at the Mart, Lan don, .rt five lots, 1 - 1 IVER MEOW AY, frnm Tunbridge tp Maki . ills none, Five Shares in this valuable Coneern, the pros of which, upon en average of the last seven years. hive . been not less than £B3 yer Share per Annum, (the dividend last year was £l9 slew), forming en eligible Stock for the by/esculent of money, considered as i.al Erate. Also Shares in the Monmouth and Rochdale Canals, and Ke lush Town New Road. Particulars at Hatch At's Hotel, Piccadilly; at the Mart; and bf Mr. Scott, es, New Brulge-street, London. ISLAND OF SICERRIL.S LIGHTS, NEAR ANGLEsBA, FOR CAPI ramsTs.—By Mr. SCOTT, At the Mart, London, on Fiiday, Deeetnber 16, unless an ac ceptable oiler is p-t viousiy made by private contract fir. ROCK SAND ISLAND, or Ske rriess Light-house.—ONE-THIRD PART, or Share in this very valuable property, drtrited in the Irish Ski, neer Holyhead, in the county of Aaglesea, first est ablished by le tters pewit, In 1714, for a long tam; but from the experience of its great,utility, and the expense blamed in erecting the stole, the patent was con firmed by Act of Parliament In 1730, and made papettid, with the right to certain dirties to be paid by all Tomb " passing, crossing, or sailing in or through St. George's Channel, by Holy head, or Wicklow, Ste. except his Majesty's shies of war;" the profits are regularly paid half-yearly, the average of which for some years past will be stated at the sale. Printed particulars may be harlat the hotels at Liverpool and Chester; Bush Tavern. Bristol; the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, No. 28, New Bridge-strert. London. MANOR HOUSE AND FREEHOLD ESTATE, BRAM DEAN. near ALRESFORD, HANTS. TO RE SOW BY PRIVA CE CONTRACT, ALL that capital MESSUAGE or MANSION HOUSE, called WOODCOTE HOUSE, situate on an eminence near the pleasant 'and healthy Village of Bramdean aforesaid, containing large underground Caters, four excellent Rooms, with. Servants! Hall, Kitchen, Brow-house, and other convenient domestic Oakes on the ground floor; seven Rooms on the first floor, and six in the attic, together with good walled Gardens, anal extensive brick - built Stables, two Coach-houses, Etarnomil other convenient buildings near thereto, and about 70 Aerelki rick Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and ood Land stir rounding the Mansion: or the whole Estate, containing Acres (in a ring fence) with a Farm-home md other Forming Build*, detached from the Mansion. Wendcoto Holm is situate in the centre of the Hampshire Hem, and lays between the Southampton and Gosport turnpike roads (abootrto miles from tour miles from Altesford, 57 from London, and about 20 from the Sea Coast. The Miter roads in the neighbourhood are very good: For further particulars apply (if by letter, pest paid) to Messrs. Skenvin and Hell *dickers, Great lantes.etreet, Bedford-row, Lando', where a Plan may be mail ec to Mr. L. scomb , Solicitor, Airesford. SATURDAY, DOCEI4BER . 10, 181 4. THEATRE ROYAL, COVINT-OARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will lie' Wig a Comic Opera, called JOHN, OF PARIS. To which will be addsM, the new Fara, WO THE KING AND THE DUKE ; cr, WHICH' IS WHICH t • After which, ALADDIN ; or, THE Waiezartn„ LAMP. The new Farce of the. King- and tae Duke will be repeated every evening till further notice, Monday exteprell. Monday, Venice Preserved; With Tumour, Ihe Tartar. Tuesday, Jahns Orman :edneeday,She Tragedy of The Gamester. - . 311R4Lrr-OPFk3i'Noresabor MO, 4614. 1 VOTICtia 4 givei6loiii: Seniors of Over and Tertamorimi Goal Delivery, firths tlialof Offamo cosimitted M Me 141 Sootsoloialoia Mejariolioam ed. Waitaki i f Bn e ,..d, trill be hold of Jades o.li4 s ia tkOtil Bailey, Looano,on Tuesday, Ms 12k of Decamber arc afi •igit idea u Me sooraiaz. • J. IV. CRO KER. A STEADY YthiN . G , lAN, 4 Foreigner or an Englishnua, who ',aa been bred in a Merdsasit's Compt log-holm—is conversant to the Swedish and Danish languages, and who can correspond in bOths may ht at of a Almada) at one of the Outports, by applying to the Star Mite, Plohett-place, Temple•bar. -14. B. Good recommendations will be rerv.l • 19Y CAPITAL. PRIZES IN THE NEW EAra !MATE LdrELRY, ro begin Drawing WEDNESDAY, Huh JANUARY, isis. SCHEME. ••••••••• 4,C*l) »Gu are 5e40,000 'lO,OOO . 20,000 9.000 3.000 .. . ... 4, - 000 . • 500 409 300 4 8 • 10 ...... 26 ...... 20 32 113 1,200 13,000 Tickets. 4120,t 00 First-drawn Prize above .C 25 First Day, January 18th, will receive £lO as). First-drawn Prize above Efirt, Second Day, January 27th, will receive X 20,4500. The 'Third and Last Day wig be Jar ,:ary 31. TICKILTS and SBA' 13 are Seliwg by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. liontnictors for The /Atter', at their Oficeb, the Corner or Bank. bCildinp,Coinkill,,ind Easing the &A/es Mew, Charlog.4.!,rnas. u....... 200 3,20.) 100 • 50 25 ...... •• S,OOO 15 _ . TO BADIKEae, MERC'SANTS, SCHOOLMASTERS, SHOPKEEPERS; :AND OTHERS. irrtiED OFFICE PENS'', . at Fict-...n Shillings per 11.." - thousand (vain liberal allowance to she '1 rade), sold by .. t aw* . Wald', (late MON Walsh; an 4 Son), Inr:er . 1 emple-larte ' . Law Station er, Bookseller, dad ran bia...oner to the i ' ik of i lEpslasod. . IVh-re may be bad, lately published, in ore large'Vol.priee 136. A List of .the Proprietors of Unclai:ned llividends on Bank Stock, and on the Public wunds, trar,sfenble at Ole Bank of England, with the Dates when Vie best.. P vidends respecleely `became payable,rd ,hr number of Melvin. d Dividends dne to each Proprie•or. ... S keApectfo4y his Irieads a nd the la • be jal . gentirsl;that he hal now on draught a most eziellent SinnplebT BURTON ALE (lately arrived), which, it equalled; he Ssiture hira.iff 'cannot be surpassed., In the Metro pelts. pt: f its Ettvlioni 601' tines that, by a strict attention to pretetve ft In iM bee a , iffplsdble as well as other Articles In his line or Bidets**, ice will meilt a entail:name of their Fa. yours and Recanntiendadons. Ashby Nide; Nnitliamplon.hqbare, THY. UNIVERSAL BRITISH SAUCE. • - rITHE Proprietors flatter themselves that they ars 1- enabled to offer .the Public a new and most delicious SAUCE, it la emnposed of the richest and most expensive in• gredients, and will be found in trill far superior to any thing in use toe Fish and Game 'and more particularly for making of Hashes, Clravies," made dishes, &c..—To Families and Tavern. keepers it will be found exceedingly convenient and a considers hie saving, as a -mall quantity io an in ant will nuke excellent Gravy for Fowls, Beefsteaks, Chops, etc. and is very good with cold meat. Made and sold only, wholesale and retail, by T. Powell and Sons, Ii 1 , Holborn Hill, 'corner of Hattori-Garden; and by most of the. principal Oilmen and Fish Fence Venders In Lon don rat Bath, by Mrs. Andrgws and Mrs, Gibbon; Bristol, T. Merreweather; and T. Haywood ; Manchester, Mr. Harrite.on ; Worcester, W. Hooper • .kieceford, J. Ha ss id ; Brigh , on, J. lips; Canterbury, W. S eer; Coventry, Hill and Peters ; Sontlb ampton, Somer and Son ;'Plymouth, J. Davis; Chester, E 1 it ley; Liverpool, Wheeler and Son; Cheltenham, T. Morgan; Leek, W. Challinor ; Darby, Challiner and Son, pad Denby Portsmouth, Hales and Son, J. Pafford, C. Chambers, T. War.. rington, Bull and Knott; Portsea, W. Johnston, J. Shier ; Gos port; T. Hail; Hythe, J. Pitches; Dartford; H. Hanamoud,and by one in most Tawas in the United Kingdom. CHANGE OF SEASON! THE COLDS, COUGHS, and CATARRHS, often fatal to delicate Consitutions, and which the atinophere of the.Wii.ter makes so prevalent, may be effeq tuaUy guarded against, and cured, by a free use of PROBATT s elegant OXFORD LOZENGES. They absolutely prevent and care HOARSEN E SS, in any stage of the disease; and they are the ONLY Medicine yet discovered that bat the infallible effect of strengthening and mehaitzing Tex HErA A N Voice! wholesale and retail, by Bayley and Stew, Cockepur• iv:re ; and Butler, No. 4, Cheaptide; retail by Sanger, 150,01- f &street, Ltindon ; Munday, Oxford ;sadly every respectable Veader in 'Fce.via and Country, at Si Sd. per box. VIA HANS SLOANE's RESTORATIVE and REANIA lATING PILLS, the most certain and sovereign remedy for N*•rvous Debility, Vascular Relaxation, Muscular Imbecility, Etc &c.—Thousands whom they have led.from the gloom of ci:sea se to the sunshine of. health, are now the living and grateful w itnesses of their worth, and ages yet unborn shall bless the rano A Pamphlet more descriptive of their virtues, and much useful informattoa tt • the Debilitated, Relaxed, Ike. may be Bad of B. PER RIN, No. i s 3, Southampton .street, Strand'; where, by special ap; ointment, the Pills are sold, whoteade and retail, at lba. 64. the box : and four times, the. quantity Li. I Se. Sold retail by Sanger, i so, Cl Etord-street ; Ward, 32#, Holborn. ; Idwarde,64ll, St. Paul's; Si • alley, Royal Eachanga; and covey Proprietor, Medicine Vtn•! '.er in London. Persons enclosing the amount (postage free) 6 o B. Patric, wW have them scat agreeably to their sierestioas. 1 ) 11C1f., " which cm' Map is coustructed,; - widl,Eimposse wawa rows. ariargentent 6. HISTORICAL, MILIT.ARY, text PAClpraliseys kasstata- .+ • TIO NS oii Po M'rC GAL, iilUbt rat, d to r nimivroes enloarnd Views, aid a.ahentic Plans of all vie dirges and Battles foutst set Oho' Peninsula daring the present war; By Ueorge I ,and natin Major in the Corps of Royal Engineets, 'Armen:int CoLmel thusame corps in the service of with Brevet rank et' Colonel. 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