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vetora THE NEW SYSTEM. When Permts nice. place, a considerable part, if not the whole of the War Taxes, will have been mortgaged. In the latter case theca wig only remain a clear revenue eat applicalile to support the charges of a Peace Ls. taidishment tie Table R it appears, that, in IFO6, tie F. • sof the War S.riking, Fund oat tie 9,967,2834. If thw 5k..., du.. me then preferab:y applied, to Literate a patt of the Piopeity Tax, raortgagod for the War Debt, the remainder of the Proocay 3'4X, add all the %Vat TIUCti, will become Pi rmainlit Taxis, and pan of the Consolidated rood, and be mortgaged I . le^ the other parts of that Fund, for the redemption of the War Debt, and the present Debt, thus consolidated into a Common Debt, arid t h e Deficiency, on the Peace Estable i hinent, must be provided far either by fresh Taxes or fresh Loma. No. 6 —f lsal the sure el eleven millions a year, required in aid of the twentymne millions War Taxes, to complete the War Expenditure of thirty.two millions, may lre raised 'sinio!ii the principle of ai't% ing the excesses of the Siriktog k - asio the public service be divided on) accurdirig to tae I,llor I ig mode, without mortgaging the Was Taxes, or rend; riot) new Taxes of any materially greater amount necessary, than it is proposed to lay on by the Nevi System, and without Making to considerable an addition to the debt, as will is made should the New System be carried into extecutioi,. The turn required as above to provide fir a Loan of eleven militant per manias fur tweitiy years is . . . . . . 14,646,660 The resources available amount t 0 . 13,ii )6,1161 ----- Deficiency . 6a9,7119 This deficiency of 839,799, exceeding o:.ly by 359,491, the charges for Supplementary' Loans, would remain au additional el tree to be providedfcre. A• the charges upon a Loan of eleven million!, would, in milt year, seminal to 733,533 h if it shout , ' be thought ht, an :ad al die asnautties, to raise only the precise amount of Taves proposed by the new plan to be imposed In the first ten years until the mermen of the Stabil Food shall artier in 1816, the difference between the shove Fulda, ant the amnia) charge if 733,3031. (mounting on art average to 489,Gdi1. a year) must be added, as it arises, to the Loan of the year, the interest and Sharon Fund thereto., anomining us, about CY,4,10 B. a Vellto ..e defrayed, in the tint iitsienee, one if the Coosoli ;fated Filed ; and tr, liAafierwarris replaced , ant of the excesses of the Snaking Fund as they accrue. Na 9 —.That nearly the same results miy be produced, by determining, that when the ►wan of the year in war does not exceed toe amount of the Si.sking Fund to the said year, le. steal of snaking provision tor the Aileron of the 50 Loan by new Taxes, the same shall he provided far, by and out of the interest reeseitable en the amount of Stock is that year, redeem. idle by the Commissi •mere of the Natioital Debt; in which case the amount of . debt uared.mni.al will contutue >tattooer, during war. The Sinking Fund is at present . It will be in 1811 ! • 11,140,214- ln four years, their -fore, from the torment time, no new Taxes will he required (the date remaining the nano), however lung the War may continue; and the War Taxes will remain free at the cline of the War, when the Sinking Fund will re sume its progressive orratioa ; toe 1.1AfC11.414 of Stork by the Commissioties beteg coitionied 111 the mean time to the full alumina of the Sitiltice Fund That the charge fur four years Loon as sheer, for eleven mil butis in each year, taking credit ►ot 9i11t,51a1; Aunuities, amounts R. 1,847,810. Taxes required in each year, for the next four yon, 626,9701. Ihe Taxes so to be inipcia.4 exceed only by 496,8101, the total amount of New Taxes, proposed by the new PIA% to be imposed between 11410 and 1617, by which Flan the War Tame are at 'she same time progressively absorbed arid pledged, for the Redemption of the 1.041.11 raised ulna .'them. - Acemding to floe Pratt, thy debt would Continue stationary at 30".1,350,5071. throignstit the War. Amount al Ache in Itheri'lis Nee Plan Ditto, in 182 G, by Oa plats . 453,517,93 S . 5Li.1,313,587 Difference of debt in favour of this Plan . 86,147,04 S And no V.'ar Taxes are mortgaged. No. 10,ofhat the experiee of raising any riven amount of Loan on the present bissteirr,.. via by a Wi:.le Loan with a Smiting Fund of one per cent. as continued with the prin. ciple of the new plan of taiskg thieserne 'trbune by douttie and concurrent Loans: the one vane' upon a Pond of tat re- cent. for Interest and Sinking Fund the other isiod upon A Y.,td of per cent. for Intact.` and S baking Fund, C 41C11.• sal the payments on woman thereof from the commence- (c at h, the final ligind mon of the bald Loan, is as follows, • I ...4wings . Fund in tains sue' being tacni on the money ••• irt the 11J1111110 capital i ha..piree lit,ilDo,ocoi. in be raised. • PAW PLAN. i'n 147 IgV. Interett and Smiting Fund on 1.:,u1,),,t.c01. for oar year . . A I, . chap fur ttagtren peers more, at Allah /;lap tie iriucipal is seticata.tt 1.1ne,000 . 15,C00,000 Total Payment% . lii,Stat46l.M To InteMst ant Siniting Furl of 1 .2;.:._.".001. at srx i.cr criit. a fund of 72,0J01. raw' In. ;roc ierl w eaol al lb , I.tlf Rot years. tbe aulotint pteriiisi* is I,t). H.OOOl, The !Mtn .um %Jul raised ors a one per c:ut. Sioinur Fund may b.: cousisteral as au all nutty of forty tiller yea's. Payment. on “,e../1111 g r iT.uf fripleath al • weee 43,344, 0 0 n toi.n to.into T t platen:a . • 641,i440.0. PRESIINT StisTCM. lb. ;Marry en.l Sinky.g Fuwt, on A Loan of 11,04,v,Akm. Na pal Cent.. •utounis, per .ovum, w 72a,0001. Tina rha go torng raw.' on a Qn4 TtAr ern;. Sir long Fowl, ntt! , h•e. Wend At a t As• • o hut t• ny•titno 'An. THE BRITISH LON DON, FRIDAY, FRONUAILY 13. The expedition under General CR Auruan, which 1. sailed from Falmouth, on the 12th of November, arrived at Porto Praya, in the Island of St. Jago, the largest of the Cape de Verd Islands, on the 14th of December, where it remained until the 11th of January, when the Ganger and Capla;n, men of war, part of the force which convoyed the expedition so far, left it, on their return to England. These vessels, which arrived on Wedi.e.clay at Ports. glouth, have brought letters horn the rfficers and men engaged in the expedition, extraCts from two of which we have inserted. 'they state, that the expedition :remained on the 10th at Porto Praya, Waiting for Admiral Mt arts v's squadron to convoy it to its ultimate destina• ti^n, which remained a secret at that date.—A 1- tier, h .vever, received at LLOYD'S. states, that the Expeditizei sail-d on the 11th to the Southward, and general opinion prevailed it was going round Cape Horn. Upon a view of the several accounts, we a , r incline,' to think that the Expedition did not 86! from Purto Praya co the I 1 t!:, in prosecution of its voyage. The exped a•,n which sailed fiorn . FA /mute,. on the 10th of C. tuber, and which also put into St. .Y To. sailed from that Island on the td of January, fur Buenos Ayres. VI•C011114 C /VT I ERLAOH, lINt night, tulstn:t;t I to the House of Commons, a series if Resoluticns, in opp .si:i I I to thr New Financial System.—A cor rect cap' of them is given in our preceding co lumns. We have received letters and Pz,pers from Hall fix to the 14h lau. A private letter of the 13th states, that an American vessel, bound :rum Boor dean; to Phi lati-lphia, with Fr..neh property on board of great value. has been taken off the Dela ware by the ti,risied, sloop of IS guns, Captain avast, and &gist into 41ermu4a. Mr. Datum', the Senior Asiis:antAge, at Halifax. died in the beginning of last month. A Mr HAL aswtaroN has been aopdinted to succeed him, .41 interim, until a soccess ,, r is appointed in England. The Candidates arc :Jr. Haiti eti roe and Mr. UNIACICE, son to the Attorney General, a young Gemlentan Admitted to tis i palish Lir, and educated purposely tar the situation. A considerable part of the herrwward bound Peet, from Oporto, passed Duvet on Wednesday, for the River. The Attn. la obit. t.„ not of the flee:, arrived at Portsmt u h on Tuesday. Capt. Liao st t. reports, e:iat he s under convoy of the Memoir frigate, and fbcdinutifigspi-brig, the 27th ultimo, consisting of 53 sail, one of which, a Newfoundland sh; F i (name unknown) was totally lost on the bar. The Atlas parted in a gale of wind on the following day. In the homeward-bound fleet, there are shipti tar England with 13,200 pipes of port. A Portuguese vessel, which left Monte widen, on the '2sth December, states, that Maldonado was, at that date, is possession of the English. The 42d regiment is unJer orders to embark a; Ponaghadee, for Portpatrick. Yesterday th: Propo,als of the different Parties who wished to contraft fur the ensuing Lottery were opirned at the Tseasury. The followin3 were the hiddingi 1. a d. R i , hat&ww, Swift, and Co. • 16 2 6 Bst and Co.' . . . 16 2 6 Hensley and Cn. . . . 16 2 6 C , ,pe and Cr .16 2 6 Towigood and C., 1G 2 6 W+l , l, and Nadine . . 16 1 We understand that the Lords of the - Treasqry had determined not to dispose of the. Lottery under ltil. 10;. consequently hone of the above proposals were accepted, and the bidding was post poned. If go proposition should be nrade (Inal to the sum expected by Goveinment, it u, we believe. in tended that the Tickets should be sold to the Public at the Bank. We are happy to hear, that a Commercial Treaty is now upon the tapis between this country and Rus sia, by which the produce of our colotries, norwith staading 411 the vengeful efforts . of Bu,r4 AP Ailth, is ;Ikely to have an ostensive and ready market. No thing, certainly, could be better jthlrd at such a moment as the present ; and while Mitasters employ their attention on objeas so salutary and beneficial, t!'sey will be entitled not only to our commendation, but the thaa.ks of the country. The Santa Marrovste, from Monte Video, is ar rived off Dover, she sailed on the '27.h November. ThP SY I T , from Liverpool, for Virgi nia, is captured off the Smalls. The Bradleq, Our% from Newcastle , for orders, with coals, was run down on the Ilth instant. off Robin Hood's Writ ; crew saved. A wt. , : house. the corner of Russell s q iur p, w hi c , was not quite finished, tell dpwn last 'liipday during the hurricane, and wiry much darmisra the adjoining home. .~ 1 Wia..' • 1 i ".‘ ,;-*- '''. ._ , . •` -- tril 1- 4, 1 j . N HER .114II.STI'S DR.IWING 1(03!•'!. Yesterday, about nue o'...hck, Her IllattSY y and the Painnsssas lift the Queen's Palace, and pro• needed to St. dame's, where they partook of some refreslimeit s and atter dressing in their Court dresses. Frocee led to the Grand Council Chamb , r; attended • by Earl Morton, and Colonel Desna ow. Her Ma - JLsTY'R Chamberlain and Vice Chamberlain, Lord inns Tri vrosie. and other attendants, to hold a Pramine Room, which was attended by— Her Miio,ty. Tl.cir R .y.l Ifithrterses Princesses Augisa, EN:a'ir.h, Ma , y, Sophia, and'AMelia ; Penis:en Sophia of GlJ.u, ester i and tha Lhichea of 'l' mfr. Their Royal Hahn..be. the Dukes of York, Rent, Cumber land. Car:limner-, ion Grimier stn Princes-rf.dosnaty, ALl4km,is and, Geo:ge Holstein Olden bow g. Th. Atcheishop of Canterbury. The Lord Chancelior. Tim Lord P.ivy veal. Tim Chancellor of the Elm/lever. The Secrrtity of ktat, fur F.ieign MUNI The Sscretary at :bar T!irs Master ft-neml si the Ordnance. The Lid ClaarriberMin ' The Judge of the Admiralty. Tba J is: Ile Adirwealks od-alimillewi. • The Lis d Mayor of Louden 11.- olecirlet of London. ti ke , —Purtland, Dee hire, Richmond, Noefullt and i Mom. one. ' ltocoesses—larinste-,G rdon, and Rooliniond. NI, ao.se•—stafrit, !homey, Bain; and Hertford. M.e.liioncism—wfleadfine, Sal isnur y, Ili. 'Wins, Bath, and Donegal. Tarlo-eAtlil , ne Winehelma, Morton, Sra.boorugh, Cans. den, LausleJrlale, Darnley, Breartenane,Chol.o.m.tenry, duck ingl.annhire, C.srendou. Abingdon Mono, Albemarw, North• anions'. Tero,de, Macrlyskelo: 4:ibOri lig,. Harcuort, *faro. wick-. Banbury, Carylfurt, Puo:ott, Sutlalk, Fortowse, Nelson. 311.1 Effin:hiiii ' Colln , eitcf-M.coliet6eld, Cholmondeley, Ashburnharn, Du^dri, 15.irionsaannatirs, [.sea, Carlisle, Carnirren, Jet. sey, Temple, Roselyn, N. islitmoton„ . hie.% Albema•le, Li e...TOW, Harcourt, Fortescue, Siift ilk, Gorden, CaryttOrts Breadalbane, Hardwicke, Clarendon, Effingham. Cowper,' portinnolll, sod Ponsinnoth. Viscounts —Aitlinepe, Palmerston, Howick, Valenti., Mot pith, Ouni:non, Trife'grr y sin Dir cannon Vise-unwise —Ain o pe, licisick, and !Melbourne. Rishops—Loridifin, Chichester, Fatter, Ciiireibury, Bath and Wells, St David's, Quebec, Oxfoni,:yrel Bailor. Lads—Ca.rington, K.....v0n, .1. Towii.liend, 'Erskine, St. Heleilli,'Holland, Itedesdale, H. I`,..ty, P.n.s...by, litaA, ! Arden, L. Thym.e. lleadles, Elhot, Hawke, &sensing, Sel -1 kirk, W. Rustell„ 1....a1e, Waloole, 111,11114, Forbes, Fitz gerald, Elliot, Peeing to., He.,tlifie.d, and 1C:“4 1 a ,, d• Lasin--A,..bar.a. L. Contilly, S Clive, Barry, Tipys, Sullivan, M. Taylor, La.firti.d, Cottrell, Cuintsciland, Bunk*. fey. (..b A, J. Thymie, L. H n i ier, W Wynne, C Herbert, Vsrodelinuse, Neal e , R. S'intrope, &sitting, Alrly. Dyneror, A member, Newport, Pu:tenev, D. Fleming, Ckicii, Ca'thorpe, W.. ..lig . e4 .- , Coiner, Donis., H.•.n, Cur(19011, PsellOst, For d', e . r,i • F..-ieingi, Hawk*, Pres. Stoughton, MilbaJ.ke, C.ire.itriarn, Folkes. Lavifigton, Hollestse Howard. F. Pratt, Tw . Prob. s . Men e . . Mosley, F. Yorke, ' F. CamplairP. Barry, Villiers, Word, Si ..sot, A•fibmtiiii, F. Comp:, u,, A. Gor don, Elliot, G. Murray, H. Ir itzseraid. C. Legge, Illurgess, and LAC... Hirmesawdolleken. Slaltsahn. and Nichol. C , unts-..D. and t.. Rev.:m.l4w, lloriner, Peteski. and Brun'. Arno.:Hitne-o•Pi - tdguese, Swedish, Neapolitan, Imperial, , Arseerient, sad Rustitan. Sirs—John Anstrothwr, J !forint:Jinn, W. Langford, 0. Nug. on, G. CO , lllllll, Win. ..s.:01:, P. Milliners, A. 'Ora .1, If. it. Neale, T. Peened. W . Acid., W. Leighton, G. frewom, C. R Boughton, .1 Skelly, E. nerry, J. 4,1.1, U. Mosta., A. Wel'esley, W Ridley, and J. Collator'. Ci:imels-wiferkin., ries now, Purnenby, Askew, Loyd, Brand, Rate", and Motley. Masura...-Staiefurd and Sparrow. Gerseralt—Fi:saatrick, Chiosysinn, Norton, Barton, Fisch, Manners, Nsed:larn, Liana, Wynyaad, C. Grew...l...tat, D. Dundee, Pi Mike% ancTltince w. Captains.-.Newmati, Ozle, Arlen, Hood, Agar, and Adams. Reverend Doctors—. Hughes, 'Mora, raw. and Wel. leshry. Dean—Gloucester. Merars.—A.Saiirlford, Gosling, Bias khurn, Hunter, Stepney, Case thorn* L C. Bruce, Oreenwuork Grey:lle, SIP doer, Vincent, r wr t aili IvAlPolg. M.Hri Ashford, Jackinut, Bruce, Talbot, T Horsley Cutters. I'. Calvert, N 11.. Garrick, K :Monk, T. 1 11..ttinatii, Ogilvie Fordyce, 'inwards, A. Edwards, Cart wright, 11 Shiff.rer, data!, Foster, Smith, Ponsuriby, A.boy, Troia, Martin, T11044/.011, H Erskine, Leech Hart, Merry, Silirester, Aga., Elton, .I..M.Duitalidl. Keene, Laaghani, W. Lamb, Marineri, and Wynyard. Mistrcuies....Freentantle, Porteus, A. Sandford, Rocky, Windham, Blackburn, King. C b r ute, Keane, Shiffeter, Bid dulpli' 'Turner, Walp..le, Whet., 'Morris, Plianket, Hon. Herben, Ashford, Catur, M. Sutton, Faille', Culvert, Edna, m•Lionn a id, d io svon o r, Godling, Ogilvie, Souverie, Smith, Poseiteitay, lididiro, gottiaso.t. Lou:, flood. Hun. rtuJilect, and Jackson. MissesCarew, Tmenseud, C Mier, Douglas, two Freeman tlea, Karon, it sideburn, two Curnualls, Keene, Hurigerford, Hawke, Boughton, twii IC , ;lll‘lll,l9,Ellllllite,Verivlt.,W..,lW flll, Finer., !very, two Wlnc.; Leighton, Cron°, Mouser re, Gibbs, Water, 111•Ltemald, (Tauru s Harvey, t •irsattart, Notris, C o ngdon, Wafts ea.d, Wroesley, E. Napier, Hon. Flanker, sand Hood. The tollavymg were among the numerous ore. sientations to Her MAJeSTY ; iirf tired the Duchess o. Richmond, uAn craning to her title, by her .not.lot. file Dueness Of Cord in. H•-r tiiare of Richmond was dremint In the deepest parental mournorg, it bent( the Court erepaitte to wear it for Cross by wiru,b they totems. pinkeseed or tteetiell property, the same .is it iii. 4 were parents Lady F. cacti, by hey Mother, the Marchioness of Salisbury. Her Ladysliiiii dress was very elegant. It bat %lute tutor, trimine J with point fay, and looped with peed.. Her La Iy chip'. heat them cortfihried 01 a Vhi.• plume, of hire ruttish featjoars. Iler Ladyship core a superb diamond necklace. Laird Toth's, on being appointed to the command u( the trOops at I 'Orel. V imbrunte.• Ussnlston, noon her marriage, by the Countese Cow per. The Bishop of Bangor, u,eiit his bling ole.Sed to 'hit Behopock. Mr. W. Ponsionhy, by the Earl of Besborou:h, upon his return f torn Ruswa. Mr Merry, u n ison 1113 return from his Embassy in America, by Lied St llereit's. The key. Mr Hughes, upon li,, being appointed C 311013 in Residence at St. Paul's Catnedral, 'ftthe fungi or the Bi.hoo in tae 0:.1; likewise, on bei.ig apposoted ode of the Depot. vi st as ut HA ‘l.ljellty'll clowt. La 'y Ponsuriliy, by Viscountess finwiek, upon coming to her title He, Ladyship's drew wis of entire white wive% trimmest with pearls. The Alt.@ was the iniwt adm,red bf any at Coma Her Led/Mil o looked extremely beauterty. Earl sod Counties Neu.., 11,A•11 1113 r.,111 in men estate arid pension. Virceunt Trafalgar. open his assamieg that title, and har ing HH. Majesty's permission to wear tn.. Or ler of St Joachim. The Noun. Viscount wore this sword that on presented by toe 'Coq .1 N ~lyt. t,. furs late uncle, id.nimi L 4 4 N 010... • T., I fob. %Cs. If seiert, on her tnarrisge, by her MIAOW il. (~ im f• 9 u1 . C.. , 114., , 01. IC . woe+. of tireadeinan N o n b e i ng creste d on Eng.ish Pe,res. Her Tarty-hip w.. Ireseed at an elegant stunt blue 0-406, onie Mental With silver. • ~_ .~. PEI *4O: - Co*sit sad Mrs. Poissoaha, o 1 their marriage. Viscount U•sulst ~,,, a Its III,: wee ',wit Pointer:by, en amine to hi. title, i b. Strati) of Oxfntd, nn bi. elettioo to that 11 1; , lort:Ar Lade Uh:iey. on her araor.ge, tr.* onntent Cowper. Her Ladyslii,rdis. layed mue4 taste .ml .4w/two in Iterdress; tt east white can emit/re/4,k( at ismtosu with bunches of e:.:ver grapes and tut, 10AIIIJI., sod rinhJeit with dripewie, of white ww.. •hiksto4lWewl 'Fria • huilefies of sdv .r gra,ses, and studded with .teini s iv.r !nada a •ound the drapelle., a wreet'• of silver iiitertnixed w tit vine Hover, and graceful!) drawn tip with coda and 'awn.. a train of w:iite pat n, trimmed ie. si .nble lOWI ot d see b , wits„ body and Beeves to costes end, bunt ift,'lv finnowsd ends nissintf.ent point lac. and diamond;. Heart-dress, &rounds and point lepette, with ricli rume r,f o.tr.c!. :fathers. C.,unts t), and C Reventioni 'ruin i n p ni t„ Li d from Hetiintrit, by the Deni.li *mission.' Gpneral Sir George tangent, upon htshetne reared a Plarnnet, and being appointed to the command of the 6 , 11 Nathan Egerton Derrick, Ewa : by Pent Hice:f.iels,', his being appointed Lieutenant to HIS Majeity's Yeomen et the Guards. Mrs. FleSkirt. by Lad S nith Entleellorrard, by hi, Father. Grail Wm-Ird. • The li.hrip of Quebec, noun hi. 'verve' in Enteamd. Generif Hai ti, upon Isi. beirie Comesauder.imr Ci.rer in India, and took leave of fir M.rj Lard Eltn, upon his rattan front Frame. Roger Mork, by the Earl of t4u 7eies/leid, OpPIM iris hang Aop..natel an Bxott to His frilatmes INNIS/IS the Guard. Sir 0. Mosley, upon his marriage. Mrs Reeler, v th• C:rintess lie Clifford Lamb 'Elisabeth Y oke, by her Mot:ier, ti eCountess of (lAA wicks. Lady F. Campbell, by Lady Campbell. M. s Cent, 03 h-r , rrarrrage, by tie Countess of Sligo, Lord Itribert fritverald, open Ma return a., !Litt. .4, Two Messes Wode,.by Lady D. Aar& Thormit Isaac Horsley Curt-is, F..q. by the Earl trio Marries. firrld, upon hit being *Negated an Leon to firs Mate.tel Xe.irntn . of the "Meisrs. Leach, H irt, Martin, ••4 T. eropton, the Berm. ter., up,i their o ing ale II! , !KJ , . )'s Coi .el...rs, up rt wni.:h OCL/kalun they had the humour takes tier Maisaty's hand. Hon. Miss Pakenharn Miss Moor*, lay Mrs. Mortris, Mrs. Freemtntir, irt the Countess of Temple. Lady C. Legge, lay her Mosher, the Countess of Dart mouth. C ,one! Brand, of the Co'.istream Regiment, on his promo tion. by l'illonrl Bailey. Lady Lucy 133,111, by the Lady in Wairrng. Mi.Ls Amelia* Captain Adarsi, of the Culdstromc Regiment, Ivy C.ricriel Sahel. C e r a m Kewman , by Sir Eiwari HAMOtnII. 'Alen atel Lade Hood, tOon scorning to tbeir title. Earl of Breodaluane, upon his hei..g crest ri an Trrylisit Caton. ;holm Burroughs, of the Cuidatream Regiment, lay 04. Bailey, Her MAJESTY and the Pnrviceme4 returned tc the Quistes PalaCr, at five o'clock, in ;linnet.. The Princess cf Ws Las di i net visit the Quarts and PaItINCESIA.S, on Wednesday, as 'toted in a Morning Paper irf yesrei day Her ft la! Highisoss was prevented from bola g at th - Qs earl's DTA se,ng Room, yeste. day, from in Hrr attend. ants had notice to that effect on Tuesday n The Duke and Duckett. of bicrsiosin glee a grand dinner, on Wedn sday, ai their house is Privy.gardens, to the Duchess of c.o. on., the Matcp.rs of livertsv, Lord Ate:isses a Got.tv-e, and Mr. and Mrs. Foals'' , Or. The Duke and Duchies of Nottentmee ..... entertained; at dinner, on We.inesday, e eek-et patty of sixteen. at Natthunemrlantlq:loose. Viscountess Met. sotmse hid a mica : sally. on Wednesday Met, at her hr use. trifte; all ; eisn. silting of the Earl and Couniess Co.rea, and the .lountesses.Dawager Essex and Sretow. The Karl . I .'4,rewst.i,t•st. we ate happy to state, is rather better ; Lie Lordship took an 'II ing on Wednesday, far the first time, since h.s indosposi- Lion. At the late meeting of the Royal Societv. to r•- vis.f the List of. Members, in %Mit ;he Cl-tt as BABA r.ll and Win .. . n were set tor; r!-• ir newly-assumed kingly their puck .Verr.di• f were stripped cf their real:.,, and left plat:, As they used to be, Selene H do ems. The fascinating C A r•I. set was lately inv:•rd to a grand party, given by a Foreign Minisier ; bar, to the great disappointmen.. of the COMPAiIy, the for Byreri did rot take the hint Ne &mg ao sapptr.". The lest arrivais at Bath are— Tne Earl of Pemb kr, Loot and i.a•ty E. Fa t.% Lads Glair, L, Is Darots..e M risen, Lid; C ball, Don Colones Far, .Ler, (AM end W . rarei Colonel hateeto, Ceiatel Campbell. Liras •Coionro Maim` Prom a t. Major 16.4+41, Res, Dr Johnins, 11-s Lk. Monad K, s. Dr. Mrs andMi” atarriott. Res. Mr Wilt. Res 11.. W. Savur, Rev. Mr Giro , lee Mr Ho., The Earl of ftSSIla came to town, yesterday, trims Cashiobuty Park. I he Marquis of SALISBURY arrived in town, last night from Lfatfield • TI late Barureis DU/ rea m, waste sternal aunt re Mts. GRATTAN, Lade of the Right rietscisreble Hstaite G . M.P. Mt. Hitt and Mrs A rums are ere,: farnseites etch. Neweaqle Theatre. Ot Mr. Hi tti my speak in the 'following terms p ssens, .11 the powers of I::ism:tort, with nearly we execu'ion of peasismn The Cm:tress of Aseazlere was hmught to bed of a datighte.. on We.inesday morn at ‘ts o'clock, at he: hi use in Old Bisrling•o:'..t vet; • joyful event Was mm, direly comet t i • in •he Marquis of .!aleecostr, her IsSulyehip's tr. at : s house, in Charles -street, St. James's me: e On Tuesday. at Barham c 'on, the WA • C'e lit. Hen. Lord BARH• M. W. H. Hasse, Et ; st eon of Hamar HOARI, Esq. was merino • Mos Noll., eldest daughter of Gee Aso Noir, r Exton Park. Rutlandshire, and grand as t r 'f Lord BARN/ill. The ceremordi was pc , isiej us Triton church, by the R-v. saaes..lol.s, re Lady's brother: after the ceremony. tieltsp k y pair set out for Mitcham Grove. The British G .llery, P.ll Mall, under the Pa. tronage .4 His NiLIESTV, was cp quid sesterday to A stied few, preparat ay to the season for the pub lic, whi.h will commence on Monthly. Resism. •I • usual display of the Ft. e Art-, it ex snits the n..4-Is • for the rannorn• nil vote.: b a Pat liaineet to the si a "' o f My. Pyre, Lord Simms!, M.rrqu s Co r. ws Lis. and Captains Coerce and Dore. the first, via. Mr. PITT'', wiil be erdiid over the Western door in Westminster Ahhey ; the others in St. Paul's. These reso,:elt will remain in the Gallery, a trw weeks, for the initiation of the miter, appnirted by the Lords of the Treasury, -- The pressure of temporary matter obliges us to defer our observations upon this interesting and eta. th b 4. ;l:{; k,.,.1 r.,.„ - "I 0,t4 OM t i, 1.1,1 1 4 r 724, ISM St. hick may be decided on. The meant proposed by the New t.., of iiefrayme the Interest and Sinking Fiind of the Sup• piementary Loans, are ri follow ?induce of the and of the Sinking [tool, be. twee n 1816 and 1826, above the Inter:st of the Unredeemed Debt • 11,122, 0 n9 Applicable, by the fining in of Annuities . 6110,992 Nor Permanent Taxes, proposed by the N ew plan, to be raised between 1810 and 1817, to the amount a . 2,051,000 Total . 13,856,861 oarge of Supplementary Loans, Annuities not deducted . 14,2%.9R3 Ways and Means as above . 13,8.56,0U0 • Remains to he provided for • • 440,3ti1it Charge for the null amount of Loans, at the rue a f 11,000,0001. a year, wide, the present " st y,. at 7.93,8331. fur i,•terest and Sinking Fwel the Expiring Amanita.* not deducted As a 1.1.1 d lu supply this charge, the Ways and WI, as above lot ivisiog the interest end liking Fund of the Supplementary Loans may be applied . 1410601 • 14,656,46 J Ito be provided for in order to cover 8C2,799 flat it th • , efore appear% that the means to be applied mi d, N,.. Si stain to deny the crta!ge for tautest and Sink i 1 , 11 Oil thc Supplenienrary L 03115 would (eclusive 0: Roy mortgage on the War Loart.6, with the addition of T aus e n the a mount of ; a e11,47 U. defray the total charges of the Loans requ:red to complete the Fund u. 32,000,0g0i an. ovally for War Expenditore, without the necessity of any in cmitrance whatever til.aa the War Taxes. M 7 —That the comparative effects tshich will W produced 011tne publr; income by the two as stems, on return of Peace, anj ell the formation of a Peace Fatablishruent, arc ;shallows : UNDER THE Milkier ?Latt. There would be no charge whatever upon any part of the War Taxei. The whole twenty-ohe mdlwns would remain Lee. The Property Tax, or %latever portion a rtie other W.r Tame were not required Inwards making an adequate pre vision for the Peace Establishment, (night he imrnedt.k•l3 re. mined, leaving that reauume unpltJged and available vu the nevem= of War. Pa yni ents to he tootle on ar.count thereat t:11 its soienoptiois, 30460,0001. Poyments oo N..w System, upon a Loan of 1e,000,0001. . 60,144,900 . . Ditto, on present System . . 3.4061,000 Eae•is of the clime of redemption by Ne• System . . . 29,134,000 ••• For General Crouton's kepogitaeo. Use g o sw, Jct. are the last Page. ,