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On the motion that the Speaker should leave the Chair, General GASCOIGNE. rose, and said, that after tht notice which had been given by the Right Hon. Gentleman on a former occasion, he thought the introdnaion of the measure proposed ill-timed at the present moment; he was hostile to the measure, because he understood it had for its objea the Im posing of additional duties on commerce. He had seen a paper, printed. by order of the Lords of the Treasury, which left this beyond a doubt. He need not observe to the Right Hon. Gentleman, that the imposing of new duties was a measure of such i.erportanoe as to require au extended time for, consideration. The right of making war or con cluding peace was very properly vested in tile King --=it was his undoubted prerative. But the right of grouting duties was vest in the House of Com,. mons, and it was a right which ought to be ex-rtised. with caution. He was locally interested in the pre sent Bill, having the honour to represent a great commercial city, and having the interests of his constituents confided to hint. He had another ob : . jeaion ; he perceived by the schedule that it was in tended to render the tonnage duty, which was an ex perimental duty, permanent. After the very manly conduct of an Hon. Gentleman who was now ab sent (Mr. Patten), and who had, in consequence of A declaration made by the Right Hon. Gentleman, deferred his inotion respelling the State of the Na tion. He thought it would be more consistent iii ' the Right Hon. Gentleman to postpone the consi deration of the present measure until'that question was ascertained. He objefted to the present mea sure, because he thought it a business of Ways and. Means to pay the interest of money voted in the pre sent Parliament. :The merchants, whose interest it so nearly concerned, should be consulted on the iubjea, and informed whether the duties were in tended to be applied to the purposes of peace or war; for there were many duties which would be con sidered ai proper in peace, but improper in time of war. .The Right Hon. Gentleman held out a pleas ing promise that he should, in the course of a day or Itseo, make a satisfaltory communication to the - House on the State of the Nation. He therefore thought that the measure should be postponed until this communication was made known ; and he hoped the Right Hon. Gentleman would not be in clined to press it. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that the Right Hon. Gentleman had very wisely changed his position, since he had the honour of giving notice of the present motion, as he under stood the Hon. Gentleman then proposed to give it his entire opposition. The schedule which the Ho nourable Gentleman so ranch objeCted to, went merely to simplify and consolidate the laws respea ing the Revenues of the Customs. It was a rueit- • sure adopted on the same principle as that of 1787, when the qutntion of peace and war was not at issue. The Hon. Gontleman has said that be (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) had road.: a promise to make a sittisfaltory communication to Parlia ment in a day or two. He acknowledged that he had expressed a hope to be able to make a commu nication to the House in a short time. But he did not plomise such a communication as was mention ed by the Hon. Gentleman, though he was confi dent much industry had been used in circulating such a report. He would not endang , n- pal , iic cre dit so much, and in the nature of the thing, it was impossible he could make such a declaration. He denied ever having used the term stvi:pctory. Ho had promised a communication, bat as to die nature of it not a word had transpired ; indeed it was:i:n possible it should, fur as yet he did not the nature of it himself. As to the subjea before the House, he would reserve his observations until it came before the Committee, and lie trusted the Hon. Gentleman would no longer objal to the Speaker's leaving the Chair. The SPEAKER having left the Chair, the House resolved itself into a Committee of the whole I-lou3e. Mr. ALEXANDER in the Chair. i • • . • •-• r * . • • L l '. r ~ . t The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, the objeti he had the honour to propose tl the consideration of the Committee was this : to sim plify and consolidate the laws respefting the reve nues of the Customs. Indeed, the ohjai went fur ther ; to amend every branch of the public revenue ; to remove every obstrudion to the management of commercial transactions ; and facilitate the receipts. It had in its view the compass of every A6t resped ing the revenues from the time of William 111. It was also in some degree intended as the means of discharging the interest of the late loans. That most excellent measure, the Consolidated Fund, was established for the security of the public creditor, for the payment of the interest of the public debt, and the surplus to be appropriated to other. services. He would borrow some hints from tnat wise mea sure. It was the objet of this plan to consolidate no less than *l7O AEts into one. With regard to the Duties, the principal differences will be in charging the ad valorem ,into permanent Duties. He should propose, for regularity in entries, a very small duty on those articles which were in general duty free. He would wish the Committee to see and inipeet the schedule for the purpose of forming their opinion on it. There may be some difference on the quantum of the rates, but he thought not on the general uti lity of the plan. It was proposed that West-India produce, with the exception of sugar, should be rated in the same manner as the produce of other parts of the empire. There was a mark in the fa vour of sugar, but it was not an inviduous one. He had another ; which was, to counteract the evils arising from a contraband commerce. _ There Were several articles prevent \ eifras ._,... " r (I several articles favourable to =toggling, to vent the alas of which it was tatassary to 1111i1P 11 4 • MORN ING VICTUALLING-OFFICF., 11701 Amt., 180.3. T HE Cortimineemer: for rutin:lling Ili: Majesty': Nom, do iiereAv gat Astire, that os Mo n day, th e 9th 31 4 , *Psi, they 4 zaia be eyries to rrreire rewirrs in writing (waki lop) atad treitfir uppplying G!(Ses-Primmisou, Rant, sisodirrsh Rio; so Big Meriestis Aipe arai rabett at Dubbos. nu separate Goa erects, I^e 116.v4'e ismit4s eertdin ; amyl farther, mow sir romete, erarrMaK shat: be :ion on other side fur the tenatiaatiess 61 the CiativeBl. Ta be poi ler by This payable tca.l't Wet-est name! days after date. The testabites f the OVUM 91 wa ry he stew et the Serreearn't °See, et this Ogre,. by epplys.l SP the Caticrter of His )1,1,4,00 Curious, at Dahtee. perms who may 06,4 proper to make Toden gram the mid aeresitte, toe dairod as take a.tioe, diet nerd rill be had Mar/ Tesideithat aheil mat he ticketed to the Barad &lore este totistob on the Ale hlmetlatt she kid 4 . Hey tow ; tar eosins the pert %%At towhee the Toiler, or awe per", on his hehelf; Hands M elm , err Jar Pies sloe* retest fee : And that tuck Trader; se con tain et:matreat Prim *paw ',wife, defiers, cud Prieto mach slop to the 'fel enter *pa (titers, w be coaseelered 04 raper Se be eilletsted. IV/ R .; lIEA I AVISID rsrsm Wndin if u h , im h. se s lf une ecr!nquumaeroitoos b.eit.'s, who in trete possible way ineeveiited themselves so warmly far him an the kw unfositenase occurrence, bees leaw, through that pallin channel, to retell to them his mot breve ted painuds. V, on tech oseiskin, a c•rtatii dagree of egn. this may be allowed, he bets to be Walled In atilints the pain hs has fat has strEei.ed ample consnlittor from his friends. The tanweonedsod ineuwant attention anxiety of multitudes to soften his sisinstig4, lomat his contne.ischt, will be en graves on his memory en the latest :unit ^nt of his life. To thank by worth he till not attempt. 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