The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-02 00:00:00

I ~~ ~ a, :It VI ' 'l, 7fr a t, c. & L~ as , ~ti ~ el. le Mt RI 11 . $ ile 111 DC Rv iof sir mit . ' , tea 'sir lAfi I• led lla , la? Oct as• has iirtS sass wes , l yik; 01"` itOv 11 14 / ' , rink - r lit. • FOS. itS • •tbe dew ' tiii ird. mica your • t the Trod Pus.' a IW t ,' the tout; e IWO )110. D re' lict 11• 410 LSI d the lb.— ~~~ ~~~ ___._ I.UPERI4I4 PAILLOSICYr. govsfi or LORDS. Nov. L TUE KINGia It'SEM The House met abouA• haif.giege ih re s * s t u c k , I Nest to prayers. ln al l ot fo ur o'clock thelLein, CHANCEL. A too , mad alidressed • the House from the 1,0 lsa y Woock. ei M Lords, your Lorcluphi la wiee now assora bi e d without any notice haring bees given that Parlia. ~a n t *as to meet for the. dispatch of business, and , sitler l not ification had. beep pahlished directing that !hi, Parliamcut should be prorogued to the 29th o r thi4 ca ,ott), and authorising the Chameelloe to i i re 4 ComairtiVii Mulct the 'Great *l, (6r suck ntion. My Lords, 'I Use to Malt NS your Pierik,hips, and Ido it• with thereat - set costoern o d re gret, that in consequence of hitMajetty's ...ficoial indispusitlen, that Comadedtin Mesa not re; , r. d hi, Majesty's siguaturc. There may be a c ove voodoo, whether the Chancellor is .. authorised to i po t tho Great Seal to seals i Commlision, without I it ic King's Sign Manual—and whether such corn. VIAIO .. ' n would he legal ? But . Open this questio n, 1 looking to the Precedents in our proceedings, and t o the Records Of Parlianient, I do not think It pro per to enter into any discus sio n . Under the 0 ro ostances of his Majesty's indisposition, I have t hought it my duty to abstain from proffering the: c o mmission to his Majesty for his royal signs, tee . It is, therefore, fur your Lordships, in•yotir widom , t o determine what course of proceeding it sill be expedient to adopt. It remains for me to slate, that the indisposition of his Majesty •has gri;en front the pressure of domestic sUtiction ope. tying upon his paternal feelings, and I have the as. lijutioe to add, that a confident expectation is ca.► tertlinflt of his Majesty's speedy recovery." , I The Earl of LIVERPOOL--« My Lords,_ un der the ;dieting circumstances stated by my Noble and Learned Friend, circumstances which have arisen entirely from the domestic cause to wlttets my Nal,: and Learned Friend has alluded, I think it my slut; to move an adjournment for the shortest period, within which, bylaw, the Parliasaent can be summoned to meet for dandier/Act of &Sines'. It is my intentiea, theseton, to move, is conks. vs ity with a prooshmt before us, that this 1161111640 4010t1 till TiStigliT t the Ink 11111111114# that Inc Hoes be stuntuonedlor that by %; and that !ethics bg bent to the Loads, bdonalog them that .thelrat. Undanee on that day is required, It would not It a pauper for so to eater into aspitiammetoo l whethritt ph sod if any, what progosibeg it may be ea I dint to adopt as that day s ytimmid his hikraty's IMF. diyosition unfortuoatelynoadkoi ; hutilaisilitghly requisite, whateiror course It • may be deemed ad siaabie to hdopt, or, although no proceeding map, be then reqeilite, to take the necessary steps.* mini, ;we as full an attendance as possible. Vleasispeall saisfactioa in adding to what has been stated by dyes Noble and. Learned Friend, that the Physiciamsgetil binding his Majesty entertain the meg§ coolidint hopes of big bleissely's speedy recovery." His Lordship conchnied by moving an adjournment.. Lord HOLLAND- 6 I trust, ay Lords, its. . der its melancholy eiroemstataom in which we are mumbled, it will not be supposed that in rising spurt this question, 1 intend to - *ter any opposi. dote the 'win of the Noble liar* neither de • I nub to make any remark that cem•lead to Mocks ose. I cheerfully acquiesce In the minima, foomied shit upon a precedent within areotteotienn. Wore Oat precedent to be made "Mr aria 1-abotildi is. 14er prefer a proceeding do die is riirm r .ipte the Peden of the Noble Lord being foundiMlll,4o. an: precedent, and being aware of the iiipolialrerit Issnimily upon such an occasion I vitae in the proposition for ealf 6 ensiss i a l w"* "lllll ll:7s l : The motions of the Earl of Lining' Numpiedlms ruby the Lord Chancellor— •.••,!..f.•,.esa.) i " That thb Home do at its rising adjourn lid - 11th day of this WWI. November," ,i ', e , ;I. fl , " That the Lords be summoned to enroll ilg . • ' • , , , lime na Thursday, the 1.51111imillir„ ._.„, • ,••• ' 41. t ::' • erpet t *4 " That the Lord Chaorelber do' rifoWllo l Re - lamming tbem dad tech. sttesidnisce is r s the 150 i day of this instant, Novelsber," ' in l s inert " . : -. ._, - Which ware severally agreed to. ' l6l-9. 7'7, ' The LORD•CHANCELLOR, tltilitlaiiies.' ti 4 int upon the motion of the Earl' • ' tHlltil; ' That this House do now adjutite,"liiitich _l, also o agreed to ; and the Lord Chanteltor iiirdeit That this House is adjourned tillifkurstlay, thi 11th instant." ....di tww .v. ~., s 1v. , ,,1.:•aa..t1 a •-,a• . .. HOUSE OF COMIIMK 'Nov. f.: - ". • —. ' • : This day, being the period when the term of the last prom/video of Parliament expired,• a number Members were assembled in the House from three o'clock. About halfinart three es‘eroek. she SProker entered, and sessained l webtit. at the table call four. By that hour nee r #OO l Men cen were collected. ..! . Tho WEAKER then rose, and addoised the Members as follows :—" The House is now met 04 the dal to which it was lasi prorogued, but ar informed, notwithstanding the Royal Procla. Illation for the farther prorogation of Parliament, ?kith has been hunted, we are not to expect any Image from the Commissioners, no Commission to prorogue having been made out. Under such e ircowlstancesit becomes ply duty to take the Chair, in order that the House should be enabled to ad. j"lm itself, and I therefore take the Chair accord -011y." The SPEAKER then counted the HAW from tilik Chair, and forty Members being present, aiked9, if t'are were any new Members to be sarogin.?-:-` Non.: appeared. Ile then communicated. to the Rouse, that during tbe.recess he had, by . . Birtee of Pat Act of Parliament, issued a new writ for !'!e election of a Burgess to serve in Parliament for :Vordump tuu , iu the place , of Edward BOUTS* (1. deceased: The CHANCELLOR: of the EXCHEQTJE t)ten rose ' end addressed- .the House:—" Shaker -1 am persuaded 'that it is wholly unne cessary for me to state, that this House is now assembled upon the day to which it was last pro. ""d. and that a Proclamation has been- notified " Ghzdte s intimating the pie/Sure of fiis Ma. iesth. that ?ornament shAelsi Atom this day be still .farther prorogued; the House must, therefore, be eatoselty anxious to ascertain how' it has' happened that his Majesty's servants hate fiat executed his cousrustniN, and why on this day they were not - pre. pared with that Commission which his l'eoclamation notified. It is now my duty_ 2 , and a palatal daily it is,. to communicate to. tisk House, that it is owing to the indisposition of hit Majesty that this. (mese. rence has taken place. It is owing to the severity of that indisposition that the Lord Chancelloe, 'whose immediate duty it is, has not been able 1 ochre to that Commissi on th e Signature of his , Ilatijusty, I presume it is unnecessary for me to state to this House, that it would not he becoming in his Lordship to sax to such a document the Gteat Seal, without the sanction of the Royal Signature. [Beat'', hear; hear 11 Perhaps the house will excuse me, iia making one or two observations. on the eubject of his Majesty's regretted indisposition. it .will trot be imputed., I think, to me, that I would unnecessarily increase and aggravate the pub. lie anxiety, which is so universally felt upon that event. Indeed,. I should altogether refrain from the topic, did I not feel that the communisation 4 am sheet to make is truly cousulatory—for if any thing could more sensibly increase those feelings of erection and diminish thoao of atilietion, which are at this moment felt by his people for their. *sae. reign, it is the knowledge that his disorder has ori. ginated ftont his mutest uorentitting ausiety and attention during the painful and protracted suffer., ings of a dearly r kloved child. ' [fleas i Acne i 4 kor 1 .1 This being the cause of his Majesty's we, Plaint, it affords strong satisfactory and additional reasons for hoping a speedy recovery. Ether I. I *ear t] I have further the sincere Nipponese .61 being able to state, that the syroptoint of his din. , 'order are peculiarly mild ;- and that the Physl.; eiana who attend *Majesty express a most confi dent hope of his speedy restoration, It would be unbecoming both the duty I owe this Rouse, end inconsistent with my own feelings, nut to hayed. 'forded that communication before I adverted to that 'which is at this moment the practical question for air consideration, That question barely is, what the liuuse, sow assembled, should under such cir, cumstances adopt. you, Mr. Speaker, have, in my apprehension, intimated the proper coarse we titlitit to pursue. There can, as it strikes ma, be no discussion upon any other subject but the. ail 'nurnment, and the ants real of that adjourasenet. 'But setting aside the question, whether this House • competent or incompetent to entertain any other 'Ulan that of adjouxurnent, surely When,. we take into our consideration the circninstanotn• ender which this day we arc assembled, no intimation from the Sovereign, expressive of his desire. that we should meet, but on the contrary. * the most aithoritative earression of his will that ll* meet. Ong, • from this (ley,'" should be further prorogued, there can be no doubt that any other course than :141jounnteot would be highly incoii,isteni, l'lwn • the next point is, to . Whit period that adjournment *scald cad so as to afford that tackle* and pre. partition w is hest calealeted tiii.olitaie,a fall; li t t a t ilad cit'''at h ,a degree it ettendanee ill Jtetirci, ~• • ' IC 1441rinhimeatary opinion as to any kay o , ... . swamp ? whether of 4 fOrAgf edjoernmegi e or not. for dais object, I think the least time 09014, be is days. Indeed, We hive a parliameutarr..ilieck ment that may operates: * vial i I !neon thskiiehre! mpowershliMijek!, open any sulegpected mown. et; to convene Ms Parliament to fourteen dept.,. r Modern 'time there MS also be* 4 me, Whiollitlg t indesd•be judged 4 precedent, , qhf . to•fiehatly an i logos, *here a 'similar motio n' its proposed 4 - ~ i t tritiversany acceded to, 4 mei It ,that purper it is my Intention W make before 31)*4?. I ill preliendthece is only another coalidelielloa grits*. ing froth that motion, immediately ;ineidetit:fo 'het proceetthig which goes directly to forth s4,Ob• ' jvct, I `o' the necessary manse! po4:ltting that eery liirtittendance which; Anider_iiieb eir. , .enmstituali ilitt desirable. I fonoeh* that the bast Melte silt* call of the Ifultse 04 this 4n, forttstght, 'add ' 'that in' the intirti4late time n' air letter he written by you, Sir il rtlinesting th it. Centimes of MeMbers. I have Ohl/ • to' Cuif With moving; that th is House d'o v :lte r ttslitg, il l jobra to this *day fortnight ; that on that day thotti should bo a Call of the House; andlliatiu'the In. Wins tlieflpanker be raveled to Write a eirentev letter to all Sheriffs of coontlee,,liteWards.df towns mod boroughs, to acquaint halt 4001,Ontstitieir thereof. The Right Hon. R. B. SNER111)A11-00- Mr. Speaker, telly concurring in thepeoprietrot emery seatinsentwmpremed by the Right. Ifop.• the colimi r r culler et die Exchequer, and Nell* ali j do, high. ly gratified, as I. am easfident every mat who has beard him must, la the sanguine blues he enter. taint of tho speedy recovery of our obseimu goreii reign, I only rise for the purpouat,e4oonding his motion.—[ Marked and continued cries of hear,' Aces-1 efier Air "tech.] ~'• . Tile me tious were then put sithd *greed to ; attest which the liutlie a dj o urned Issallbillildith the .Ifitir , . instant. . ! . . A cellie 1 jailed on Tuesday,krom Portsmouth for Morlahe, willi.prisoners on ' board. We hope the negociation for I general EiChauge of Prisoners is hot yet entirely broken off. The cau.of.paicide by an Officer In the Wetting. laM f .diatrici,: which We •Tateiy mentionedos, we ibrp. s , more tbiu erdieirii7 melancholy, The Ml cgr, 6 5 quartered at Steiferd, where his wife and young family continuo MhoYydoicrulont upon Om rit.y I . . Yesterday there was a numerous Meeting of the 'Magistracy at Hicks's Hall, convened to elect a new lieeper of Cold-bath Prison, vice Aris, who had been discharged; it was moved, however, atter considerable discussion, to suspend such new ap poii • itment until the next Seisions, to alloir time for .. further investigation of the conduct of the late Qt; veruor, who appears to have been dismissed with r ! out being regularly heard in his defence, and 14. iv hose feYOuf clicadnag oce s, apparently of coosi, derabio soight, bad recently come out. On a di. Tiiiiiii the. postponement was carried ,by a majority o f 2.8 to B,—:Da,niei Aris has been discharged tiom Confinement by three of the Judges, on his own tits: cognizance for his future . appeSrasye. T♦aE STATESMAN.. • LNPEIitIA 4 DECRAR„ .....{ll C A ,EXEI‘AL OUDINANCE WiOJI THE nralr TION O UI f DIik ) AKTAILNTS'OF:IIO , ' li9lare 0( Fastalobleau, Oct. 0, OW. • NAPOLEON, Emperor of the French, 'pug St Italy, Bce. ' Consideri i ng, that the Departmen t 's of Holland have a system of taxation trite different (rota that of the Empire; that it cannot ~be chanced in order to, introduce the French system in Isl}, but to making our finameet swain a considerable loss Considtrillgi allo t that the person.; enti!loyed in Ike administration of' the finances of Holland stand In need of their empleyments, in order to support their families,' and that they have given us good proofs 4 their zeal and of their probity k that it week! bq Veessary, however, to displace the greater part of them kf a new system of account were Ifllrn duced before the had time to learn it ; that there are in the Ikpariments of Rolland arrears for years back l • well as, f9r the ?resent that the book of the public debt Is not yet formed, and epn,not tie formed before the year 1412; having, therefore, resolved to establish progrelssively tile' system of b.: uages 9( our Empire in the departments of Holland,' and to eantent ourselves, for 1811, with introdnc. ing Inch mitigations, that these departments will have to pay much less heavy taxes than theY b 4 e paid in preceding years; We have ordained and do ordain, decreed and do decree s the 'following organization for the year 1.1111...--[Vi t e shill hot* give the piinelPal akistiliat mutts of this Ordinance.] l;'1.:7 - Tlitt:fiiittaftictoestabliihes the genet!' Poveht44' Matt in the following words ; ‘. . . The Geueral Qtrrernment of the DaPirtramt4 of Holland is orgatsized in the following manseri , -- Ist, A Gosernor.general, Grand Digoltary of the F i mpire. 4d, A Counsellor of State, Intendant generel of Finances and .of the Interior s 3d, . A' Master of Requests, to take charge of the Dykes,: Canals, and Roads. 4th, A 'Master of Requests, Director of the Central Treasury, hth, A Master of Requests, Principal Director of the OWOIII% out, A Director of the Poblic Debt. Zib, 4 Di recto* of Police. There shall be a Secretary for the orders of the Governor-general, and a Keeper of the Archives. The General Government shall hare its stet at „Amsterdam. The Governor-general shall have the ' 1-dime prerogatives as those which were laid down In' overneeree of, the 9.4 th of Febrnery, 1808, foil' ''chi General Government of the Departments bey yond the Alps. The Generals commanding the two` military divisions of Holland cannot make any aloaement of troops but in 'consequence of hW Orders. In cases where they shall have received' 4rect orders, on this point., from our hirsister et. War, 'they shell take care to acqssaiot the Grover. nee therewith before the troops are put in 1110Itili) NeVeithetes3, when we think proper fo fool 0 14 troops of the departments of •li , .ll,and - info arasy• ;corps (corm Warmei:) ) he shall etritinue to enjoy' 'the tdilitarylvanoiirs et Ktielttirdate, but shall •eeettsi to luta fete4se-t hat , ethittt .coittcpu - .the I:tureen:oi, 'of Thteli ominVibhs i to erepleyinenta l WNW blaieriseletiV pull in the administretiog 'at fliesslaesy*hici - hrehett subh 'as are appointed by ett,4`llltall.46llfmrttetto him by 'the loteodent*e.." PAW; 'at atlall have a general inspection with re. gartl tolifterY4hing relating to public establishmenta and works, antlVpiftieulitrinspection of the ope, retioissrelativa to the formation of the boOk of the public debt, the liqtddation of the arrears of Islttoreallservites, and- over the Syndicate' 'of Del land, created bf ostr Decree of the %ad of Septet:3-* bee last, lie shall reader to us, at least 'once a month, a direct account of the progress of the dif retest serfices, and of the coodubt of the different budiesint the departments • and cities, 'Plan COap seller Of Stele, Inteadant-Geobral of Finance and .of 'the Lotetier, shall execute the fueetlens amigo. e 4 se the leitendant-Guaeral of .Finance.lo• the de ,pdetanotadusyfind the. Alps, by our I)ecree of the Ult./WY, 1804. 4 , letendant of Finance, he still beshargad with all that relates to the organi. psdaspas6 thapablihseontrileationt, to their:appor, t‘oitatiest, levying, *ltd naivety. He shall take haPotahre frosts one Minister of Finance. As lu imultike QUO* Jaterior, he shall be charged with ekods ollee,counting, sad the hisdhOlo of skits; •ho 4 11 1 1 01 1 exercise; 'the imam:lista sorsesintandassur of priessas, depots of sisendicity,-, akeritabie cad other public estebitsbessists;ot every . The. bbastee of Requests, charged- with the *are of Ike oaolds and dyke', "hall ezereiie elitists fenctionillesignerito 'the Director of the ffiroter 14Mo*, uttialalgiOorrisetroul With our Minister of e initriaii,lketigh the medium of our DireCt4:- ealloker Witiea OIL Clilisessrays. Ile shall term Ft ofthe flOri4lo44olpu and causeways. lie shall Isto•laAmistertllalai end shall . make frequent , tours ho dePartmoula.. When be happens to be at Pay rig, he/shall Pits hie seat in the Council of Bridges: 1 14 1 C4uW/glis. Mama of bequests, franca: tor 014414Astfel clapetoihaa correspond mith.olllll Mkt*, of the Troesery, and4haildo nothiS,g_ bs' ilfAlltitftiorl. Dlcaotitr of toe. shalt teserciass the isete (uactiipas the.old nireater bf .thi Public ,Debtle itelble4, He obeli corr.., speed . with eerMisitstpr..o rinesce, end shim . 40, nothiat,but by his er4erh., The Director of Police theilexercAp alie,sessig (inactions as those assigned to the •Diractor .e( PpUco .in the 11.)cpartutrete be• yeed the Alpe, 4j4. . by opr Deeirf ant. &lig) of , February, 1808. The SCCretat'y'tf • Ordtisea, shalt , exercise the function, Prescribed he the 12th arnt -ISh artjcles of our Direreo of the.rofth Fearoety,, 1808, relative to the organization of the, Depaet..N tnents beyond the Alps.• The Keeper of the .4.r4 chives shall otereise the functions- proscribettie:oes" Decree tdittlait 29th May, 1805. Dy tii.44 litho, the Palace of Amsterdam is.de. claredl:lmeerial palace. • Lt i r t e3d title, the Dutch language may be em. ployed v .coejeintly with the French, in tie Trihn eats' in the:lets of administratiop, in those of note ries,44lo prjfate deeds. 14 . the 4th title, the territory of Holland is di-' withal:into seven, departments, namely, the Depert., meat of de:guy:lei:see, of the mouths of the Meuse, of the "Upper issel, of the mouths of the . Issel, of Frilaind ; , of she Western Eins, and of the gasterts ms.• •• • ', 4 'Ehe ktla, tale, celates.to,the nittajniatratiessorgaili... station. The fifth. chapter, of this title, intitulest Of. Cons.. sitircli li as.falJoirs :.. . . There shall be established Chamber( of. Com. merce at Amsterdam, Itotterdam, Krob4len t tin.l in. of Cities where that establishment shall be der mantled, and,eutitorised, by us on , the report of our. ` Minister of the Interior. Eight Deputies shall be setiononed to the Council, of commerce, istutitetel by our Decree of the 27th of June, 1810. The masters of Ilse ports at cwamorce who esereise the functions pointed out in our Dzeretit, under the title of Copt i ains of the . Part, shall be a Animated upon the report of our Minister of Marius, astd shall I bij Itatler his orders. The 6th title regulates the judicial organisation. ' Tbe 6th dial:4er of the same title relates to the Tribunals of Commerce. There shall be a Tribunal, of Commerce in each of the cities of Amsterdam, Utrecht, Haarlem, the 'flegue, gntterdain, Dort, Arnheim, Zwoll, Lee. warder', Groningen, and Embden. These trilkul eats shall be composed as renews 1---•• ,T.hat of Amsterdam, of a Prosid.mt, eight,Jadtes, iied stifeen Assessors ; that of tiotteraern, or Is President, six Judges, and four Assessors., In those districts where there shall be two or more Tribunals of Commerce, the bJundaries of their Serisdlction shall be specially . pointed out hr us. E The as4cietl9( Regis yaws of (ho.e.ald Tribunals of Centle eree s hall lie hed eirsidlng ti Otte asses 'and io the proportions estibr by-ta s eAs k es anA t fiattithi'd the toovirei *llk IW/ben ktf• * O 4 • 14dttiotto' tirth. ' /WWI chap. 4:tile tieht of itivaira 4.l4rvz, ; ono ;n 10 .ino v il i i but only a tlt<i,e4 of be in teseit thell . be prild, MN ordalotpil ill tW nth tirßeti ' .of the Decree or the oth of Slily,' 1110..4 Cott -1 'mission( aompOseti of the Diremel ° o l ttire'slif Ai . of three Mministritors, stag li s et'lisiaitd . Atis VW • formatiqn nt the Great Book.: tallitiotirs shall, ba t 'directed seas to terminate before thelst of ititilia•` try, 181 3 .' * • • .. , The arrears of the publicilebr u to Pier 41 0 , .1800, shaft ha Ositited 011 ' 04 fie - in - tile, budget of . 18 4 10:' '•• ,"' • “••• i 1 '!.•!^:i .• . . . The interesty'freei the . ** OJ '' • _i_lo9; 'tar the 22 , 1 Septem her . 191* etielltse etWf p tiltii % ..I to what is prescribed letissi'o4 'Okla I A 3 ternber last. The Interest, r ehAltft'litliftilit 1 . Septistiber, 1810, shall bi t OM ftil thf.tl l o* . Sni‘ett % . 181 t f'idd so in future lititf - 4ailtc''%Aftii•itiel(lo 4he Mode . nactised n ith etttriktl. fit4 i ptbillli ' dt . . Eimer. 7-- : • ....,..,.. •:oi • flu lifk.stx reserves to. %Owl! • stireifithet hgiff' • • of elia..deV of 11011.31111 WO lti! e llfMea l iqtio ' O.° daittisigitrwhat Matinee , tie 'tit' .. of chAtat ol; : Holland !hall hu blended ,witls the reat , !Holt ' et ' • public deli! of !krentif. llA ' " •' 4 " ''' 41 „ ' 1 "" i s 'Pile lfitster. Of Itektiiiht ' 'Dire • ef - Ef 'OW Oteklf elicit at AFtitertiam, 3 itil . • perit t 'i t hCte • 4 4t ' irttitest alike - iNhi.l 4 64' eylit Aftsil vial . . ')F or this purpose a suer of tweniy ! lkee . illtprisi - jc, ; tilled fee tfiti t payirtefit'a d thei f tioereit liMile- de 4(oltehrk Ain baisieVdpirtl,itrdwi : N. • .. ... dyed of file acerb, !in qmil:o i ittl, ' M PI to every getter 9111006: ..:. '. I" : • u s '' tnA. ' )1 Chid Ceeletialittir PeTi*Oli sl iiiiii 4 10! 60, _,.hi ~ ' Itie eh* rootlet as tlitilis' of the •rp i4 ,l4 l llPMl', ,shell be preferably liquidytitd by tlm•co fo l *. 'the public bebt,'''whiCh shall sent stateiseita' . same to tme 4ntenclant-fieneriiitlniittra' . . to be trammitted ti) tlttrili ..f • ,. 4 ''' 44 1$ submitted to time itiViialiflo kb, 1 4 11.4' fore the let of '..fhttrifr,i'liifei . " I - - it ' .2 At Int . :Thellixtei•ittisreselif altititted to the Outinfle/';s ritory shall continua to he raised lo,r thewhogio l 'At's • 1810, together with the arrears of' foinfer i conformably tildes lairs' which regatitfibit inissik. ''') In tionsecprence, the lictublation - of . : the fitudi,tiff l ' situ* the year 100 ( 4 ehelt - li t e ' suCce , Sifelill"folleg ' his till the isayaistitilOrestttrely 4 'Aid: '. he I:pryduee of this titstditichfiallet'atoirt- Me 146 • i i i l ) l4; meet of . e4pottore ol afteliV,fti , rittg l iAti l r eeeld iq yearly in respatt of Ike tattr Of ittlif'tkirlitte*hiers . belongs to the aboye yie w ri f go kott ,p11•114,191,7,'5i): what 11)4 10114 14 400 t' . OM. 7 4 11 . g oo ber. , r ,V .0 •;tiXt't • it ......th US a*. • b k A. ..!i1*..4001 distgal et..“.!::lii fainooll:i . r. , CIPSPO y,-oi lime suppressed; - OW I r4Off 3 Oat ors - continual; . 1 '• . . : .- . From the het January, 8814 sitafsitioorhlg taxes • shalt , him sirppressed otemejy, - lei, •Itto „ tic - soon snoreehies; 24, Thee uposi!ositp•l 34, r ghat . upistie meat; - 40, That of siaolpo=slitsivasikahstigulsoet • mere° and taxarjyt- 41i 2:41.:41 , et teberfl ' 4 alit S * 3 wtse fouCrlittilpliFilitill4ol.llolll4lll4 Orglit4lll. satigiforift*lto ,•, ? ..4••11 o.:1:i . `141410111 'seri bah* , i SlC.4l—Diktiolliilla twit le 4,,i,„b 140:ThAsjantl:;tili,iitioulepliillifihilti*P . 001t the 20tit Sensory,. ?Ka: '-'t i-ii,;,..,t . .: s'ud : 1,.... I i allet . . ! ' • • , Id. - The peesonaloax,teglueird .ionsole-hhillofithor . 'rate fized by the law of the I Ph Aprikri4oP. 77 r•ll; .. .-44: The tau* upon Aomesdesi:llseesitt4ineted -, cattle, and heart iii, 'coarocnubry iodise laws of fir - ' , • .11(til.hierch and 9th MaY,.lBo6i . 688tikieneertyp• '111u7; and 2261 April" 18643:, , ‘.....1,A. +. :,=,..1 7,e,3rst Sara. IL-riedirittelar :: 4 ir. 4i;,s„ , 4 . • , • • .:141,. The tax on ellCoer•iiioll/;41111 ' (40det N w * . lima its the laws .of' the: 411t.tteiSiter, and ilittlit Pitiolther; - 1804 . -excePtlstig 'be augmentation! It i l upott rests and ejects_ at the expellee oll: Frame,. .-, the countries thereto smite* sebieht *hall *lse. to . `affect inheritances ectsinig.from theolls *Fe die 41st December, 111101),' . • - - 2 d.. The stamp duties on dards and .patputs, cone.; formai/1y to the Jaws of` the B.Atit aloptimber eel)* , Deeentber 18045. • .. . • A revision of the Taritteod Noeireelature-,of / the geoids end instruments subject' to - these tisiti4/ , ship ,tio proceeded in, fur the purpasd of:tegohikagg,t) ,Ikeek secor!liug tfa the jettistal forme, • whit:1)1041 -t ' be introduced hitt) ffoltead,.io consaquencts of its union with the Empire, - . . .1 1, 104 -3 t .. •• 31 . The duties on cords; confu existing laws. 2 1.0 . ,; • J .• a ~. , Consolidated Taxes to 00 co • t . Ist. Ihe tax upon grinding 11..)re . tui,oe re), to be reduced, however, from 408 'kin . ft. i . ilok e per lass of porn or *hest. The phce .of breallp e,omposed in wltOlo ur part. of 4ulSr, Slog b.' id. .duseti io the sans. proportiorh to coutuutip: fri#,:, la Jertuary - , 11)11 . . , ~ ~, , . ... 1 ' i'' I. 2d. T ,.... ... wa. 1.4_ •)- .. 1 . 411,4 z., .. lit. , 4110* r "1 + •,!"15u•••...•.) it', 11.:ilte• . .f • r pit - ~- .~ { ~ :J ~ ~.