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"*.." $411%;*:**24a.:" . . _ I • . ___„,...„ , ,•, :.., , ~.... l it, - r Vt . • • .r..,, 1,1 • •• • I , 11 . ‘ i ' '' ?i, . ' ' . , . WEDNESDAY, JULY t,, isos. (PIICE SIXPZWCZ. THEATRE ROYAL , HAYMARKET. THIS tVF.NING will be revived Goldwnitles Comedy IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. back. The second point would be to compare the estimates of the revenue and charges, with the ac. counts on the table. Thir what is the probah'e essimate and revenue of sent year, more than Ai average last drawn. F>iis Lotddlip then re 4,4 the statemeuts, as follow: at THE GOOD-NATUR'D MAN. (Contracted 4, Three Acts.) lifter which will be rerentel (7th Time), • New Musical Drama, callert, THE HUNTER OF THE ALPS. With New Scents, Dr:..nni, ancl Decorations. The Music by Mr. KELLY. (The Story is l'. na4.4 nit Shakespeare's Tenipe.r.l After which (Seventeenth Time), a Splendia Dramatic B. Ikt call..d, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. MOUSE OF I.OEDS.....rUESDAT, JULY 10. The LORD CHANC ELI OR, E.ll-1 CA Mnr.N;and Lord WArsi•ioliAsi, sat as His M ijesty's commissioners in their rohes, and declared the Royal Assent to the Scotch Defence Kill, the lrish Customs, and Stamp. Duties, and the Linen Manuf.seturers Bills, and to several private hills. iridl Defence Bill was brought up from the Commons, read a first time, and ordered to be printed. The Bills upon the Table were forwarded—and the Corn Bounties Bill ordered to be printed. Lord STAN HO e presented a Petition from Mr. Chalmers, of Liverpool, against this Bill, and praying to be heard by Couns el. After a short conversation between Lords STAN NOPL; and WA! SINGNAMI, the Bill WAS or dered to he read a second time on Thursday, and titer Lordships were summoned for that day. Adjourned. GENERAL CIEW. PPc(T.T OF THE YEAR 18024 COLLIICTIVItrY. Pt' UNCIIII. Bmgal STII trap Buintur Toti mouse . . L.8,'1110,687 . . 4,724.904 . 159,346 L. 13,46400 The Characters by • Mr. ELTASTON, Mr CHAPM AN, M 1441 13 KELLY, 111. Arr HORREBOW, Mr. MATHEWS. Mr TAYLOR, pA I.MER , Mr. SMITH, Mn TAYLOR, M..s HOW ELLS, Mrs. MATHEWS, Mrs. GIBES. CRUMBS. Sonia, ?dad r2l lt,mbay . . 4,77%411 • • 4,9.ii,5•3 • . 1,229.306 • ?seal chalet 1er,940.114 N. revenue of the three PresiA•ncies 2,5:1.213 Deduct eupi•lLA to Kew-a...cm, Dec. . . 145.1141 PROPERTY ACT. DUTY ON DIVIDENDS AND ANNUITIES IN THE :~17~.GS PUBLIC FUNDS. NancE u hereby ecta, that the sereral (*en at the BANK OF ENGLAND and THRE ADNEELL F. - STRf ET, of which Nein , has been giien, will ro,tinoe op.* for receising the Doty and rhreking she saws, soda all the Duties A ire ArAt rrcr:teal ee othottrita avast/ea far to the 0111111a111011 , 04 If the Dulriel, or N the Consasisshniers for Linden, i • persounint the said A. ; ad ad Persons ere desired to take Notice, That for these Sums not rereired or a•entioard las i doe Port;es 104 i ht elurrahle in douhte the Data, owl 11.4 k to be sued for the fume by p actA from His Iloj,s! y's T.l , lteinier. By 0, der of the Board rf Tara, July "th, 1 $O4. I'd AT lEW WINTF.R, Se.!. NAVY OFFICE, JULY 10, 1904. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS sad COM MISSIONERS if His 3/nieste9 Nes, do herekyriee Notice, That all !Ileum in the Nan, vita sidlif he et Ail time uncmployerl ON to mead immediately to this IV; it inform trio* of their p'ore of tolode, and whether they be capable e service or sat ; in the latter ease, I cerrikate to that foil from a medical prolitinece 'met kforwmpled. And cony pawn failing to ceespfy sash this re risition, within soe monk from this date, wilt be smock nir tht lest if Masters. VICIVALLING-OFFICE. 31 Le G, 1`•04. T HE COMMISSIONERSfor Victuatilinz His Mi. Nary eis hereby girt Kwirc, That on FRIDAY nest, the 13th i nttent,, then will k ready to retrt4t Thoiers iw If 'it (ocaltel or), and treotfor Oae Harolnoil Tau if lialaesee, to be deflected intoinattely into the Stereo at lbelefaed, and to k p o d for by Uhl pay with Interco. Warty dips Vier (Lie. The CONdaltll6l of tl•e Contract wag Ire stern so do 'Seeectory's thee. No Reved arill he had to emu reader is ithieh the Peke Ad! not he insreir n, Ifernlo at Linkyth, or that ahall gag be &timed 4 , the Poard Wire ONa eCtorl e n his. e a u the 1301 instant, n4r wales the Payne who maim the Trader, or lose Prr on on kis 11.444: emend., to asemer ware rallrio l•••• VICTUALLING .OFFICE. JuLT 9. 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS fir raralling Nil Majesty's Kest/ d. Iserth, girt Notice, flit on MI/N -air ant, the ,eta instosts, sky wit/ be rrodk to re tire renders, Ili writing (lea" , *IP), alod Veal for One Mowed Sub a( Kilo-drie,l Household Flow., to k eletiorrod in Soak into nit Yojetty's Serves ..5 Depefori„ i the spire ofo Fort niggle, by wee&ty proporti.vm ; mad to k r aid for by 3414 pogob.e with Interest, Nivea, Dans oiler dote. fle Condition, el the Ceiggfilti mg Its MA use the Skeetoey's Ore. No Regard leaf k had to any Teat, in erleieh ee Price steal 1 eat if bylined is Illords at lenetk, or that shag not k delerered to /he Nara Infrwr Oae G.T:ock an the sold Mimi" wet, the 16th hat. wee "aka the 09 ettlers the Tender, sr ewer Person w his .half, *trey's, to winter when reel/ie. . TO THE INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. MEN, THE Committee of the House of Commons hiving *Med the last Election fts: thy County of Mad ames in be Bb4, 1 •ake the litt , rty to reque.t the faet4tir of relit VOTE anti INTEREST at the ensuing FLECTIoN. I pare the honour to be, amtle• .e ,, . Plo. 78, PicTadilly. Your tut devottni numb, • servant, July 9th.lsue. FRANCIS WADI TT. 111II)D1.F.SI X ELECII(r.i. OVHE BURDETT arz requested to make their COMMUNICkTIONS tpectiag the ensuing ELFC riot: at Sr. BONN EV's CHA NI 111ERS, N 0.15, liJibu:d to.irt, Gray's Ina. AVANTS a SITUATION, a Young Man, • nineteen years of ag-, as UNDER CLERK ; writes a pori ;law bawl, u,,de•st.in common AMOllleti; *mad b e K*! as,,ny to ' , urge with au Arnertrl, at he h., a good know:edge r4Eii.tri.s.:hg, and wou:d be g'ail to make hi . -.1z1., fu'. to Lis emplov Direct, liostlend, for W. West, at the cloth P. per. THE ENEID.Tit ANCLITED B' DZLILLE. Tins Day is published, Y. M. PELTIER. N 11, Wa.yrick street. Golden-zquant, In Tim V Is ay., price las. THE EN II) of VI RG IL. Tninslatei into Flinch Verses by the celeuratad Abbe DE1.11.1,E, ebe Tritislatnr of tin: The Pu'Aic I, that this Edition is ells-ay..r than any 0 , the F.d.tintis printed at Pane, and th.it it is r torn Vie Text of the larze and costly Coiiies, which have bc.n re -...to. and correasd 'I. and t aally purged a the ez.sting in the s.na'l This d'Y i; ruhrshyd, in Rena: ato. u.sifnrra with hi. Wiwti, il..iarated watt a P.a.trait and Fae Si tills, prise tie. yds. EMOIRS of t'..e LIFE, IVRTTINGS. and is CUR itr...sp,r4;!):AcE S r WILLIAM JUNES. 11. 1... I "I'LkiiV4ol:lll. i n I Ih•-hard, N. t.n. P:c rY. 0 : 1. 1 1,1 t .1 tin "A - . Ed , •: nf - HOSEA, to !s!atel Purl Cu., !Its? .0•1, s: • • a'. .• •,u o t I.".r4ti's D:se?ot :41to 11. f. •• I. A 5.9:5e,) lit. A.vto. witrsie or . comstnNs. goon after the Speaker tool she Chair, Mr. QitAnne, the Deputy Usher of the Mack Rod. ap. peare.t at Lk! bar, and summoned the House to ap• I pear in the House of Lord., to bear the Royal As sert given by Corriniission to several Rills. The Se ZAK se, attended by several Members, went accordingly, and, on his return, informed the I louse, that the House had been in the House of Lords, and heasd the Royal Assent given tis . Commission, to the Irish Customs, and Escise Bill; the Irish Linen Manufaccturers' Bill; the Irish Stamp Duty Bill; the Exchequer Bills Bill; and the Dollar and Token Bill, without any amendments. r A Message from the Lords informed the House, that their Lordships had agreed to the Bill, to pre vent the escape of offenders from Ireland to Eng land, and from one county in Ireland to another, with several amendments, to which they requested the concurrence of that House. The Sec it ET ART at Was brought 4 the Report of the Quartermaster-General's Franking Bill. which was read and agreed to. and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-morrow. The Hackney Coach Bill; the Cotton Manufac turers' Bill; and the Irish Justice Bill, weic seve rally read a third time, and passed. A person from the Chamberlain of the City of London, brought up accounts of various sums of money paid by the Chamberlain 6* London, for different improvements, such as the London . Doclzs; Temple Bar; Snow Hill, &c. which were ordered to lie on the table. The Report on the Civil T)ii Bin was Itottett up, and agreed to, and the Bill ordered for a third reading to-morrow. The Arroariav-Grazwar. brought op . a Bill to obviate inconveniences in the Office of the Account ant-Gener:ll of the Court of Chancery, which was read a first, and oniesed to be read a second time toeocei ow. The Reports of the Committees of Supply :rnd Ways an 3 Me ms, were severally brought up, the Resohrtions read sand agreed to, and Bills ordered in thertwm. Mr. A LEXANnER brought up a Bill for the en couragement of MAnuf.saurers of Leather; and a Bill fur the improvement of Revenues in the isle of Mann; which were severally read a first, and or dered to be reed A second time to-rnormw. NIT. Ow ca, from the India House, brought up an account of cuh • belonging to the separate fund of the East India Company, from 1799, to the Ist March, 1804, and all appropriations made in the same. Ordered to lie on the table, and to be printed. LOYALTY LOAN The CI-lANCi .. .LLoii of the EXCHEQUER moved, that the House do resolve itself into a Com mittee of the whole House, on the subjea of the L iyal.7 Liao ; which was accordingly done. Ile then said, that the subjeL had been so well dis cussed in the beginning of the Session, it would be only necessary for him to trouble the House with a very few words on the present occasion. The Committee would recollea, that the cause of this present proceeding originated in a variation between the notice and the resnlntimi, and the holders of the Loan, called the Loyalty Loan, thought themselves aggrieved in cot being paid at the time specified in the Resolution. With respea to his own private opinion, he thought the Als might have received such a constreetion, as to perfetly reconcile it with the words of the Resolution; but it had been held by high authority, that the words of the Aa were not conformable to the Resolution ; and it became therefore necessary, to adopt some measure like the present, in order to do justice to all parties, and to settle the point in question. It appeared to him, that in a question of good faith, Parliament should adhere to the original agreement ; and the only dif ference is, uheth:r the parties shall be entitled to pe.vnier.t, on the 10 . ...1 Otiober, or the .ith of April; and that difference Lan only be rr.iiterial, as it may happen to be affeaed by the difference in the price of stocks. According to the Resolution, the holders of the Loan are entitled to receive payment un the 10th of Oat)* next; but, accor.ling to the notice, not till the sth of April. In such a case, there was n o other expedient but that of providing a fair and equitable mode between the public and the creditors, by which those who wished to be paid in Oaober, might be gratified. It was therefore proposed, that every person, who wirles to be paid in on,b:r, and rhall signify such his intention, in a stipulated time, shall receive s r much stock, by way of transfer, as will amount to accorshng to tile different value of the se veral fAnds, 1.,r every 1001. hr has to receive. T:re partkular retsoa for this w is, because the.e is at present an im;sossibilitv to pay i,s cash, from t e 213 idry n..t having been provided for out of toe Lot 1 Wars and Means for the present jeer. Thv.e ssuo sersised, Watch:ire, to be paid in OOober, must agree to take stock is such funds as Government shall appoint, making a fair allowance for the difference there may be in the relative value of each fund. lf, for instance, they take the stock in the 5 per rents. they shall be entitled to one quar ter of a year's interest, so that, in whatever stock they took it, there should be no loss or gain to indi viduals, but what arises merely from the fluduation of the price of stocks after that time. He conakided by moving a resolution accordingly. Mr. DENT said,that though he had originally br , Hight forward this measure, and had expressed a desire that the original agreemun should be com plied with, he could by no means be certain that the Subscribers to the Loyalty Loan would he so ready to accept the terms proposed, as the Right Hon. Gentleman seemed to suppose they would. At pre sent, the .5 per Cents. wire a very unmarketable Stock, and he believed, very few of the Subscribers in question would like to deal in them. lie then went into several caleulatinni to spew the difference in their value, aecor hag to the quantity of each in the market. He said, that it was probable there would be another Loan before Christmas, and that ',timid cause a great depression in the price of Stocks. 7 t he platy thin wellid have been more agreeable to thisubicribera would have been to have bad their own choice of the Stock, and not to have left that to the Lords of the Treasury. The Hight Hon. Gentleman seemed to think, there would be no ma terial alteration in the price of Stocks ; but on that that, as well as many other parts of the plan, he thought he would have occasion to alter his opinion before the 10th of Mr. Pll7 said, the Hon. Gent. bad him to have given an opinion that no m;ttesial alsetation would take place in theprice of Stocks. He had, however, never "mentioned any thing of the kind, but had merely said, that the subscribers cntttd feel no loss but what afterwards might happen from the difference in the price of stocks. The Hon. Gen tlensan had also assumed that there would be a new loan before Christmas. It was impossible, to foresee what erigetwiea 'might hereafter inse ; but that he, at present, saw no ground to suppose there would be a considerable loan early in the ensuing session. With regard to giving tho choice to Government of appointing the stock out of which the subscribers are to be paid, he thought it was an advantage which he ought to give the public, as a security against their lowering the stocks, if they were atlowed the choice by their pro ceedinzs in the market. The difference of the 5 per ce n ts. would be ii. ss. so that every subscriber receiving his money in that stock, would be en titicd to 1011. ss. and in the three per cents. I°ol. so that in both cases the parties would receive stock which at a market price would sell for 1001. After a few words from Mr. Joao 9TOIIII, the re solution was read and agreed to, and the report ordered to be received to-mcrrow. A pence from the Secretary of State's Office, brought up an Abstraa of the rc-turus of tbs Over seers of the Poor. Mr. ROSE observed, that many returns vrcra still to be made. He therefore moved, that the proper officer do make such additions from time to time to the Abstran, ►f entering the same as they should ►e sent in ; and that the said Abstract do lie on the Table and be printed. Mr. Fosr Le brought up the till for Warehousing Home Made Spirits in Ireland for •exportation, which was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow. Mr. FRANCIS said, that, from the manner in which he had for some time observed the business relative to Ireland was carried on in that House, he thought it necessary to give nntice, that, before any further Irish business wa, proceeded on, he should bring the subjet under the consideration of the House. Lord CASTLtRtiVitt moved that the papers just Presented by Mr. Owen, be referred to a Committee of the whole House.—Ordered. He then moved that the House do resolve itself into a Committee of the whole Hou.e. which was done accordingly. T•ITM A RTJDGET Lord CASTLEREAGH rose, and begpi the attention of the Committee. Ile said, before he proceeded to make the statement, he sets then about to submit to their consideration, he requested Gen tlemen would call to their minds. that the accounts now before the Committee were those which parti cularly related to the. years 1802 and 1803, and that, of course, a very considerable difference would be found in the prices, from the variety of difficulties which Cie E tst India Company had to et.- counter witkinconseqoence of the occurrences of two. wars since the last ststements v.-ere laid before the House. It must strike every one who heard him, as it did his own conviEtion, that the war in Europe must have borne very hard on the. prices of every article which they had to semi out to India, as cell as all those which they ~ ver to receive from thence. The preparations for th. '4 thratta War mu s t also have had a very considcraibi.. influence, as they bad been bearing on the Company for upwards of ten months ; those preparations having taken their on gin in 1802. It was true in deed, that hostilities did not commence with the Illaluattas, till August 1803, but the preparations had begun in November, 1804; and the whole of the statements would be found to have been operated on by them. Having had the complicated operation of both the European War, and the Mahratta War, bearing on that of I it can by no means be ezrfted to be so favour able as those uf the preceding year. He thought it necessary thus briefly to assign the reasons for those differences which seouli appear; and, hay ing done so, would yrocved with the statements. In doing this, he said it had been usual to elm them under diffsrent aced,, viz. Foreign Accounts and Home Accounts, Commerci.l Points and la vestments, Debts and Assets abroad. In ex amining the revenues and charges he had tarn a period of three ;ears with as average of a year 9711.'54 . 795,054 . 190;419 Remaining net revenn• Des Suet interest, kc. vain an the AI Ares I.l4n.bay 1,457,377 Delast i.tter Yt ois secutities par thaled bv nuking 746114 au smell part eetim.ced . . • • 95.9 , 4 14,;.!! Interest The remairtd..,r 1,161,4.;, 90,911 is the surplus from the terrltoial, kc r :renumg- %it aft..-r defraying tne charg,s and interest. Add amount sales of impulse . . . 5.77,940 The total - 11,5C3,64 k the sum applicable to manurial ;rat ...es. Ainount askinc,l for the initc4.=si .A ir.red• meats payments of commercial charges, and in . aid of China—at A * 1 4 4 . 1,35;.9.-.4 Mad- ts 59.',2211 Bombay 1 :• '' ' , S . idartbro' 46 ..'l9 • Total advisor for investments 4.1T7A.1t Cargoes invoiced to Europe its 1,02.3, with • chugs. • • • . . • 1,742,138 GT.NER AL VIEW. IMSULT Or THE ISTIMATCS rot TIM If T.• 11. 1303.4 COLLZCTIVILY. XXXXX els. Reugal . . . . 1.41.064,901 )4,d r .,, . . . . 4.888093 Bombay . . . . 518,.575 Total Revenue . v---.---4... 13,47*W CRAIGIS. 8 . 11[31 . . • • 3,0%940 Mad r.. m . . i.. f 7 . • Bombay . 1,478,881 Total Closers , —..—. 11,5117:8 Net estimated gev•nue of the tlu.v Pre4. dencies . V.v.- 4 71 . . Ded u ct Sapplin to &mu*len, &e. . . 21.! ~28 Remai...,l , r . . 1,47J,1145 Deduct further Interest on the Drbto , . . . 1,974,611 Dorian INWPM en !ken. sti-s pm el...und by SAlime, 1'i1..1 . . 1 '1,r;53 !Mt luterest • ---.-. 1.447,f 11 Ttre Sum then remaining . • 340 ,J 6 is th. corplos Revenue, after defraying the . . Charge. at.d Interest Ash! A mount ',tinseled to be received oft the sales of I inpurte . . 11 1 5,V4 . . The Total . 7t4,146 I, the 411111 eltimeted to be apprtcab!e im lb* year Iso3 4 to the porpoise! commerce. DEBTS IN INDIA. Amount stated last year . 19,..6),739 D:dect in the harsh or the t am cuissiopers of, the Smkinit Fund 1411..3:4 1 1 i.-t amount of Deists last ytme 1:1,41,;k1 Antaunt this put . . 21,141071 D: duct S.nlun,t Fund as above 2,012.,.:48 Net aatuust ot doata this s ear 19,`":39,2i Increase . 1,a14. - 1.! . . Debts trarter.rred in the year . . 4,4t4 DEBTS BEARING INTEREST. Amount la.t year . D duct an the hands of the Coo misswoors of the Sinking fund 1,136,152 Net amount of debts bear* interest tre ',elf 15,1358,431 A•aladt this year . . 16,7ti,943 Deduct Sinking Fund as above 1...5,917 Net amount of debts !riving iota:feat thig yew Incream of d-bta boariui Anima Amount of interest payable b r ae• count. 04 13.! -nar • 1,441,11170 • DAJc•—On sfruritiea in heads of Coauhisoonero of Saakix:g Food 17,0?6.114 1,167,,3) SON Net amount of interest payable hit year Am•.uut this year 1,/74,011 Dedu .t !ina..si Fund as abuse . 1T6,:60 Net a mou-t of interim payable this year Incrust of tnteren pa) a! le 1,394,170 ASSETS INDIA. C...n.ist;rie or eaw, goods, storm, 13,33,741 Jr.. la•t I)ed •re b 3 .ind seri:Tic •• is bends et C...i..t.llll,ositte ii*Sikolli Fund 1,31149 4 1 Net amount of as last year Consi.ting as above by account this )es• . . 14,630,971 Deduct Sinking Fund at skive . 2.014,.-411 1,44',6n1 *3,4111 Net amount of assist Shill year . . ii , Crealit of mew Dettuetins increase of assets (rim increase .1 ele'its, the tiate of the Consiany's straits to India arra:, worse, la this view, by 111 $ 06 lASI HOME ACCOUNTS. Agfireg.te amount of sales . tbaa lass year Th • amnuut sale. of C'sessisany's g ed. leo by . L. 17. , ,4i9 Do. or.v-tz at. .11. do. 970,119 Do aJtlitai ore; rty , do. 64245 L. 1,202,869 D 1!_-enc• as above 1;2. :i..).;3 Tar virst4 the Company's goods were esti• natal at . rive I'M al %mount was . . Bein; 7fka thta ettimated Sy 11,61*.nni J..2„s4ti 657,6f!' L. 8,44 -,,21t. L. 6,015,4 s,mrt, . -,:: -1.._