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I 7 :;\ • , : ! , ; 1 / 4 ; *.sr • . 13rti-ao ..„. .4 .4 • . •: • • ;17 . 1•1 ik.. , 4.) THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1804. (PfticE SIXPENCI. ItEATEEROYAL.HAYMARKEI'. T 'THIS EVENING .ill be revived (coistratied to Throe Goldsmith's Comedy a THE GOOD-NATURED MAN. Sir WIII,JIII Honeywood, Mr. CHAPMAN. m t . Horleywrxrd, Mr. BARTLEY• Garnet, Mn. GIBES. TO THI INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. L Committee of the Mouse of Commons 1 haying deeeled the 1.4 t Election fur al:. (2,ustr et MA' to he v 34, I take the liberty to rest u...st the fewer of . VOCE and INTEREST at sko ensuing Ei.ECTION. I lure the Lou.IMI to be, Gentteoltri No. 78, moot claimed humblc gerrant, July 9t6.11104. FRANCIS BURDETT. PROPOSITIONS ON FINANCE, TO ILE strist,m TEL, TO THL HOUSE OF niSIONS, T:11., DAY. the :awe as in they eat ending tka Sth of January. theta . . . , ..... . . MOW I. That th• total amount of the if Unfirrotel 11.4. of Great Britain was, nn the lvt of Fvbroury, 1909, 367,005,9781 of which 07,2:x5,915% had bean purchased by the Commis. .inner, aid 19,190,5471. had Inert transferred to them on as• of Land Tax redeemed ; leaving a Funded Debt of 480,37V,4751 : and that the amount of Annuities ciareet oil Great Britain after deduribli what have falcit II) on the ;es Fe:,: nary, in Short Annuities and for Lives, i 9,9791. and in Lost !Vitas 1,015,4101. That the tom mount et thalpoirlie Funded Debt, rhargesbly on Great Biotin, fer account of Ireland, w.s, u., rl.o 1 t ui F •broary, 22,34b, , ;001.; of whi.htherehaul i.e • be the Comnsietiorprs 1,123,4151. leavine a I- umdal Da'n of 21.224,5551. t ,gether with Long Anau.to, to the • e( 9,7911: MIDDLESEX ELECTION. THE FRIENDS of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT will :fleet every day until the Election (which is fixed f Monday she 23d instant), at Sir Fra.mis Iturch.se. Hou e, :'4, Piccadilly, where COMMUNICA tIONi respecting Lie ELECTION are requested to he inado. Ilth July, 1604. J GREGORY, Chairman. After which wi!l be produced (2d Time), a New hinsiaal Drama, iu Two Ads, calisrl, FOUL DEEDS WILL RISE. With New blunt-, Seen•e, Dream, and Decorations. The Charadlers Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. ARCHER, Mr 111 THEWS, Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Mr. PALMER, }I as DANIELS, Mrs. HARLOWE. Alta which (22a Time), a Splendid Dramatic Ran called, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. knit of the Dines (in Act I.), and Ferdnialid (sort of tho Ring of Naples), Mr BYRNE. Prospero (Doke of Milan), Mr. DE CAMP. Antonio (Prospero% Mother Mr PALMER, Jan. A riPi Master OSCAR BYRNE. Caliban. Mr. G. D'EGVILLE. Miranda (Aet I.), M C BRISTOW. Miranda (Act 11.1, Mise S MEN tOE, Fir.t Male Spirit. Mr. TAILOR. . • Toniale Spirits, him DANIELS, as Miss HOWE'LLS Die MOW/ , :)C: io . thiO to the Piet, are supporter! w Mr BYRNE, 24.‘..0r OSCAR BYRNE. ood MO. MP.NAGR. PR.)PF.RTY ACT. Tit . TY ON DIVIDENDS AND ANNUITIES IN THE PUELIC FUNDS. "Ajar CE Aaeby kora, shat the several OfFert at the 2. 1 "% 7 UT ENGLAND awl THKEADNEEDLE STRE:7 r, unlv. 4 Away has Ireve girrn, 00! ro.tinet open fn weir, t.'er Lkiter and rhNl u. to sa• •r, unt.l all the Darin here kr% rter:‘,4 sr N , .1/.K to Ott Crmnionown 0( eke- Di...rid, or to de COMAIiP ; wen parrutaner 01 the ~•i4 Act ; am' lit • ensms .. re Ar.e , r,' n take IVolier, That Jr. lit'SC Sane ••• -cirri a scrounfrei • •Ste Porno k 401nroabte i, ibia 2 , ity, and hn.de to Ilk the MOW by yaseessfesas ilia No. • , , ars a( r . By •' • Board Len., 140 7th, 1604. krrHEW WINTER, cre. !,: OFFICE 18, 1844. 7 IHE COU 7SIuN azi for ',Real! as Uii Aln'etry's N... ,e4e No,. bat a,a 'I ELINT.S DAY H.11.481)tb Inas. ,t. , r• be it rte rt st fetal. t is ',twit 1 waled ap.), t•t• i tar fe.r Iltradrtit &kel t/meg P•11S 7 . lieht 3laor ; pg, to k deli , er. Jin TOO XMAS, tdmie rtioaitiag ,at I) spoof, f « fak Cts ages a: J Itate• if r Maj. , t... of I.lhcro.r. .atta b r, or otkoratio ; and to b, yva /or by Batt psysiit usa.. I..testd, Mans Dap Ole. date Ths Csroditiosts f the CONIPSCI Rd" be sees ad Secretary's Oise. No Regard ma be hal hymns Mir., soh.ch ?Jr Prim Au: woo 6e imersra iss Words as !ragoh, a: $l.O WookM b iie 11 , 4 rd &fon Uns eCiorisoss tAr rail Wedurislets war, she 21.1. bus. nor mien the P;rsoos rho makes she Teode , or wow Pen•u oo his &Ulf, rote,. s, so mower .vial colladp.. mis El is pitillshol, THE HUNTER OF THE ALPS, a DRAMA, Intrrsperwd w tii Marie. Ile Mr. DIMOND. Jun. Author of The N Poor ute North, an Iltotorical ►la.; The aide Sto.v, a o.maa Petearclott &matt., Poem. the Sign_twe of Card.lto, dc. As preformed at the Theatre Ito•w.. Ida^mark-t, with do _ tinguOted Printed and pok!:sied br H.r • 11-..matiz Repo eitor:', Cstelt .I,Covent Where r. I , e hai r TbeSONGS, Sc .n Fnui 14,.1• Rfse.":e ptrt rrr..d 4• the T;ln: , e I laymarket. %11.DULLSEN: I:LECTICX. Th.s D .ti t. pot:Wished, in Rrn. pme A PAROCHIAL LIS (AlphabetkAny .f th- POI L tor she Cttl'NTY of 114IDT1LE Si -t •h- ':ENF RAI. ILI t'111.04, iI th Year 1502. .V sores anA Resalenc-r nt th• Wier% OR clawed In toe hhs a Handre‘, Da Px.r....s , s,l.ttoetties.xiiti Piaci., whew tit.? Ftseliolol , .o ng. t ••t alum they voted. are. tar:: •rosisg i yids a sii.iter.tl Index P•areal G lirl,ee and C47K.e, Bell-7ard, Temple bar end W. Ciark- awl P mug ~•otree(, rad day 'll published. p-'er Ss :30 a rd•, _ _ A • N ESSAY on the PRINCIPLE of COM \wet:lkt. I:telt o.d n.. tt^ partict„....:-: of the Excitant- etetwe i lint bv.a.• and Ireland: wttn an Eux..1.7 las the Pr,ctcat Et ..e•t• t.t 41, Lank knit t:rtsona. dl JOIN LLSUE FOSTER. 11,1. of L.w.toin. In i. - • Pe . nte•l 4u J Hate+ird, 190, 9to - adilly. S.ld a:su by J A.,etoo, Ovettbill ; tot sl ,, ltt may had, pr::-lit t o lortarett, the Ed•tm:l, (In th t ‘TE runupt., •,m1 after th, t .11'.\C14 KEI ULU nos TV Ft-d'• Ciente, v Hia Fru. e t a hIA;Nty, &e &e. Translated ( ;emus by J. C. 11-.r..e. TV THE LADIES IN t) THE COUNTRY - - --- M 4 .NUFACTUItY of STRAW owl CHIP HAIN No. HU, F1.E.1.T-S MELT. lADIES may be suppl;cil with err" , new and -KJ i s ..ottabl: • pa, twblitAWaui crl;' 11.‘TS 114 % '0- TS, at th. above Slan..factorv, an .. a wa e•M's S. ape trimmed wider the •., 'f MYNAS, 111 the , nl4l hovel and tril , neml 4,1 t, th- tr•oug an Ott illitazr 6,1 to he (Maud 41 any 04W reel or powstriard maker. to ties 111etr uw. ii t. ituipicr THOMAS and Co think I• wesawrary to observe, the ser a ut STMAN, CHIP, ISG• HORN HATS, at other lt.usn, wilt inferior sn porta of told, and extent, whoa co-,.,,,d theirnnine Lad tinsabre one. Th e trade su;.ple.4 whole-ale ; re all Armies light by HABERDASHERS in 11, greatert variety. Ali.. a C * . " es.O•osi‘e 41.00.1• .ent r,f the new nal nivarh t . , _^.**-1 art cl e o f Gossimutr..s, SA R NET C a RICs. I hea elcourt rAscy MUiLiNS tor bitt.SSFS o- Ckatimen, batiste Coruntivairsha Ncit,Ll- )irk' • . retah-sari` Morn Ili or a .. a rana CL )I,KS. srliicifts, he !cc Misty Je tro:awitateie S't 4 emetic a•.d will ihd t..ra Aihen,s,ment so ...serving 4 P:e11er...1 o f a 04, a;thourt. we await our Van*, be r ., 1 P- than will be yew alaraisere. LR tranactems, troth '7 l :•t and selling, we few read/ Winwey, add rev, •'"" 4 - the b eras mac. marts Cistairp4sais, ilest-grws. MIDDLESEX ELEC 110. Crown and Anchor lev •rn, July 17, 1804. A T a numerous and re:pet:table MEETING of 17. the FREEHOLDERS of the Coutry of MIDDLESEX, he4l DAY by ol,Jurnatent, pulsttant to Advosti.ement for that purpose, SAMUEL FYLER, Dot. in the Chit r GEORGE ROULTON SdRINWARING. Eto taeingat tended this MS•etuig, and acceded to the pe.megai *hate had b-en made him, to ofer htmclif as a Candidate to represeht this County in Parlament : 1:•••toreol. Th the ranks' Thanks of this Meeting be tot; h NIAIN WA itING, Eel. tor his acqaieseenee iu the wishes u Frrehutders : kLvol• od, Th..% the Friends of GEORGIF. SIGULTON M AIN W ARING, Esq. be earnestly requested m tn. 'Lately ev eommair..e a.. active Canvass in the serera . dutr..ti vd V.l,s County, is the shortness of the interval, pfeV, I tit, Day of E'ecben. enders it impoasMie for Mr. NIA , N AILING s pay his respect, to every Freeholde- in eetso:;. SAMUEL FYLER, Chairman. The Thanks of the Sfeetul were eur..l to the Chi.r r To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, end FRLEHULIii.k. , , of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. GENTLEMEN. N compiialice with the wishes of a large and re- J. apectaltle Body of Freeholders, I ofm my aeni, ri. present you in the present Parnamsnt. Out,:g.rd ad t,,. Coo ty hAs ;men, I crs•lfil not wain illoti+ea b i.iritsce me to ob:y the cal wi , h which I have bees I..3nottre4, es' it tf my Father h.ul ~, 4 uifFerd.d as he h.ts by the partiality us . the SheiT• di the I.nt Lleeti. , , lam bounri to a: 'swat/ledge , wito gratitude. the noble alt g,.erous Resolution which h I:en ata,,toi by the Fre. Tr, indernear me f or- v ~epence in tios co - .tee as 1 do, ear your c . •• that of every Elern-. • , to te,rl of esu ry fr • al 'Flan 0:..u.1 of beta; sta•;.t bwoatel ach ; .81; ht./ : ay.; I .s trc you. II CA, ay , t •;), ut.u.ot e.r tea, - ..:s atoll be reette Ito , o. . • -font aIF trthy o: e!wiee. 1 hare the honour ui • e, r toi !.rrot<ti wenn% . t'TLE mAiNwAaiNG. Crown sal knehor l'ava.t. Jul) I*, 1304. • MILDLESFX 5 LFC 1 I 'N, rINTIE r c-rbdull:::g the Eke '. tma.. of • ;EURGP. BOMA N MAEiWAKI•G, l.eq. v11..t every , *1.7. ; A , t;.l INN I VT it 111 Stet Illat . Loot,* ilair 1 30 ICON, whey/law ease umfuluslw. wdl tiantfolly rearved. July 1.1, 1804. PRIZi...% iY FULL.—No 244 Quolull. If_IORNSBY and Crl respeet'.lPy acquAint the A. IL Pub that tn: LorrEki US paying . f t ,.l, at deer Office, witaeue may deduct-. a *: verse. Twkas 'ld chlrep, few the on!y I. ute.r to be drav • Om Ye .r, are glow o'l S 41t ? Sohetar is arran4 on efintainiiic Twee of 20,0001 Three of 10,000 riser, ~,, ) 0(h. er.. ; •u tho Number of T•cke,B only 25,014/. T 4., hr. '.raWll so tho :i4th Sqotnibee. 'I•HE ONLY STATE-LOTTERY to be A DRAWS THIS YEAR. SCHEME. No V Prises. Woe of each. Total Value. .1 of 1 10,000 are 1..6),041 a 100)03 .10,000 3 5,000 13,400 6 6. 5OO ' 4,400 20 lOO 2,000 40 4, 1 650 ts.titvk L 130.000 P.irt of the repisel• to he determined as woke : F.rdt drawn ricket, Fend Day, L. 1,000 Feist drawn Ticket, Seventh Day.. 10..100 F,ree down Tare, firth Day 20,000 F i ,t drew.' Ti-kre, Ni.eth Day B rifts DR AWING SEITENBITit 24th, 1504. Toleres and Sillies ..re on Bale at slt the Lectsteed Lottery SY ILS NIASESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. A NEW STOVF., which has to boast of an Ira. twriveqirmt n.•.er b .fore offered to the Pebrie. This kt , svo not 0.. v poetess,. all the ne Ann improvements fur Et , nttot an.l Elegance. but il3l the peculiarly d e ., f ebk qua . Itttr of perils."' ste.int from those very 'melancholy incidents so frepi•ntiv Iv ad of The nureb:riart.n.tuay.t of C o ol s fill,' out of tue Fire, being the occvtion of the loss of Inane ralw „yea, or •be lanovotablo invents ofehloiren failed( into the b.. , wi.l be obtiated by this an and simple Invention. A n'elt^r adva daze is. that Ch'l hen may be lest in a room by ti."11.-Ivei with the St..v•, ant will not have it in their power to par with time vitt, though they have the sight sad bereft of rt Stay be ..el at )'sett'. W. 1.1 Rooms, No. 214, High Ilol born, Gnome Snoths-nptun greet, Cur Ntestee and (sewer. FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY. GROWN and COWAN (from Mr. Hoby's;, at IUI their S "C 1.116 Warehouse. No 341 Strand, one ft ,;. , ',Trine ham Lc, .arattly on Sale a.. Eaten A.. 64 1 0 11 . ni of oe..t B 1O rs aod SHOES, which being m3nu• (allured under Vier inspe:tion, pri.i. , ml. they w,ll uc 0,.. 0 4. in ...nut of f a4si3 , l, Durability, aid Fitsinr. eqtr.l antlmte Ba mate at 3of oth,.? H .use in London ; and in con , c ieme of • quick So.e, and ref:tieing prompt Payment, are • .Iwl to sobs* them at the makes:mad very reduced I. a. d. Calf Skin Fleri.an darts • - 1 li Spanish mother date - - I 14 0 gads St•ao Jocke, D.tto ‘lll4g .y Duo Toese-qua , tered - . Color 11020, Wai amg Shoe. It, d tto d.•to . . Dr..t. S. , a.-t 1 Pump. - . - 010 0 Syme*h at 'lt• I.tto ditto - OIJ 6 K. B. Country Loam (p Ai paid) duly attc.mied N. the total autumn of the Funded Dcbt charge- Cile on Great Britain for account of the Empenu of Gr many, was i on the Ist of Felonry, 7,42,601 ; of which 377i,1371. had been purchased by the COM dark. len, leaving a Funded Debt of 7,127,4961. together with nnnuities to the amount of Y:12,0001. which will expire in 18:0. •That ender tie heads of Tre:sury, Ordnance, Ba•racln f and fric , uilt.g 171.4.30. defie,eut in the Ways and Mean, of 1802', ousta..dinz Deusands, as far as the same can be asaik up, ♦r:.anted ti be provided for on the Stli Jan. Ifttg,,to itie INIVIWIIit of . 1..76!,di7 That the Unfunded Debt in Exchequer Ells =- minded 'or was, on the nth Jan. 1800 . 9,500,0110 That the Debtor the Navy was sin Sth Jan. 101.03 9,10n,643 Muting the total amount of Unfunded Debt 13,548,513 fh At rise total Debt nay bestatoi as follow, Fund. d rheit uoreetteined of Great Britaia • 4110,572,476 Fool , s U, ,t wired-clued of Great Britain for ...r. ouat of Indaud 21,2114,%5 Fthined f iebt unredeemed of Great Britain fat aocooni of the Emperor ofGernisay . 7,127,496 Bisid.i S !ion Ann. to the amount of 2 7 0 ,0 0 01 , 1,...! A .s. ties valued at 16 years numbed*, 1 .. S• 4101. for Grist Britain ; 9,7911. for •,......4 16,406.116 1) ii.stuid• d Debt 19,3611A1S Leaving a total sum charge.' or chargeable on s;-• 0 Rriaa.n /exclusive of 539,9791. ani Yk,OOW, Short Annaitiea) of L 1131,C95,2tS I!. That the tote! amount of the Po'dic Funded Debt ..f Great Britain (inciuduie the amount crested by the sums borrowed in the prtsent Session) was, no the Ist of Feb. 1,101.1.7"1. A wh,ch 77.696,4671. Ised be,. purchased Commission( rs, and 21,147,8881. had been ttanmerred to on mxount of Land T.ts redeemed ; keen,' a Funded ..eat of 331,36:',5921. and Brat the am-tent of annuaies charg ed on Great But ..ti •,after dclucting what have title , in) was, on ta 14 of Felruall in Shove .In:suntan ant fur Lives, 516,353 i. acrd in Long Irnotaiti.s 1,041,4141 That the total amount of the Publi- Funded Debt chirp . elate 0.. Great Britain for amount Of Ireland, including the ataauitt treated by the sums bo. , ree4 in the present Senitst a , was, on the let February, 1104, ..1.7126,1 ghl. • of which ener, feel been purchased by the Coarnamioners 1,593,6711. hoeing a Fe sled debt of 31,142,491. together win Lung Annentios to the amount of 16,2081. Test the total 'room.' of Ptiore Ti• d.l 13.:bt.' chargeable on Grist 13:Ita'n f ...cost.ti of the E:nperur of Germ ,rty, Wm, no the Ist February, Ito 4, 7,302.5331.; of which 4.5%8281. had been perch.; ;tag she Coas.a...aaeraers; kemitig a Penet-1 1 1 - '1 of 7,64?,-.451. together with annuities to the anaoc.tt a. o,ool.ll..wtucb will expire in 11120. T ,ider the heads of Trea. - ury, U deluxe, Ilairadri, e• vtl List Advances, after reducing 1,570,6541 surplus I . t.:e Ways 441 Means of 1803, Outstanding Demands as far air the some can be made up, remained o be provided for on the sth knuet7, 1204 , t.l the amount of - - 659,431 That the Cs mided Debt in Lechetwer Bills, uner..vided for, was on the 3tli of Jan 1801 13,690,800 That the Debt of tee Navy was, en the Sth Jan. 1584 . 4,0117,1307 Making the total mount of the Untutded Debt 20.0111,513 That the Total Lkht may be staid as knows : Funded I) , lst unteletused of Greet Britain 502,•102,612 Fended Debt unredeemed of Great Britain, far ae- ' co , nt of Ireland 3414243 Fowled Debt uiredeetued of Great Witain, for ae. count of the Emeer..r of Gerna.my, besides Short Ationites., to the amour., of 230,0001 . 7,041,1103 Loa; An. ies valued at sixteen yang purchase. 1,047,4941. ter Great Brita,n i 16,Y0111. for Ire- • land . 17,olo r en . Unfunded Debt . t 9 ,081,bi1l . . LaMar a tout turn charged nr chargeable on Greet Wiwi* 'exclusive a S lti,3ol. and 230,00V1. Short Annual*, of . 378,648,51 S HI. That the annual chary for account of the funded Debi of Groat Britain was, un the lit of February, 1!03, 23,510,9571. And es the lit of February, 1804, including the Cha ge incurred by the Lau of the present Sewing], was 24.146,66 M. That the nun applicable to the tedniftion of the Fi•nded Debt of Gras% Brae°. ,on the Ist or Feb. I KW, 3,1114,9351. —And on the Ist of February, 1804, iueuding I pet cent ott the St.pelt created by the Loan of the present Sessi to, was fi,4o r.,6241 That the Net Produce alba Peri:unite Taxes was, in the year emit sg the Sth of January, 1603, 7,5314551. And M the year ending sth u/Januarv. • 6h4, 3%710,7471 IV. Mat the total aillcillValue of dl impede into Great Brtain, in the Tirkii Chd.flig the sth of January, 180 s, was 31,441,31111.—And on an average oldie years, 'oueling Sth of January 1604, 18,419,6151. ' That the total Usinc•al Value of all Import. into Great Bri. tail was, in the yeas coding liab of January, 1504 (supper tug the Imports hunt the Eaat Indies, of which no accoant rd been male up, to be the mine as ,n the year preceding, 17,441,5741.)-a•And on an aec:age of six years, each,' Sal, of January, 1554, 19,450,9451. That the mu:Official Value of Betish Produce sad Ma nufactu,rs exponol, is 1M year ending sth Jarman, 150 J, was 1tG,99.1,1791. And on an average idols yens, maims sth efJenriam,lll4l4. /v. 942,4601. That the total Value of British Poultice and Me. nufactureespor•-.1 on the year endue: Mb cu lAn4 war 2 . 4452,1u:h. Art in an :scrag. of 0s: years, ending Stli of January, 18!;4, ..'d,534 a 32111. That the total 0ffi..1.1 Value of Ewe* Mesehandise ex. ported Irani Gress Britain in the year ~ .ntling sth of I w ear,, 1801, Wll/ 14,444,8371. And on an average of ant )1.4,,, end tag Ott Itio:3, was 51,:7 t1. That the total Orrseial Value of Fort n Merchandise ex ported from Great Britain in the year ending sth of Januar, , 1804, was 9,151,15:1 and os a.t average of six years, ending 11th January, 1804, was 11,636,4411 V That the Total Suns to 'ae Tined GI Great Britain, in the yeas 144, may be est.-stated livered of public Fund, d Dent, Charem of Mb• nagement and sis.ski ig Fund, on the sth Feb. 1504 14,140,475 I , tcrest, Charges of Nfanage-rent, 1: to be paid Numbs. the Vela 111(.4, of Jan 1815, on Stack created or Loans of • .41 present Saimaa, So the amount of 11.100,0N6. . . . • 114,19 i • In•enot on r,cheyiscr Mils, the almost Wood and bearingint e mt exceeding 20,000,000. . . 1.000,0L10 Government of Seattand Penton; en Re views, Militia, and lAmentees' Warrar.ts, Berda:ms for ranl 9 6 - 1 Fisheries ha. M. %Stall/VS es be Charges of Co'!eet•inr and Masaccrient of tl. - - estintitet to tw the ream as in ths year coding Us frthJanua y Props/di...1 to be defrayed by Griot Br:taie ' of the Civil Li.t and other Charges on the Consoli dated Fund of Great itritain {the Charges on the C ina.ilidatest Fund of Ireland, %%Inch its likewise • ioint C.i.irie, b inK inducted to the Supplies) 15- 17ths 1 ,'146,04;1. . . 1,157,820 S "trod in 1804, for Great lintarn est_lueieedi: . Sappho' voted in 1804 Pe Great and Ireland, tropoit:on to be d .frayed by Great Rsitain 15-17tha of 40,571,3501 .. 35,799,15! —.is.-- 31,091,134 Meaner. to Ireland 4,000,04 I haploid foi Loans to Oar Emperor of Cermet,' 497,73) Sums tube raised parot-hally, fur the Minim nance of the Poor, eiitittiatei to b.: the .ante Cl in the year ending Eater, 180:- . 5,1'46,506 Whits:, in the whole. the .um t.f . 77.546.1i9 VI. That the Funds applicable to &whirrs the sue' re. =tee the arnica of the year 1801, may be wit easa4 u /be grab &wipe of the permanent Revenue, after &duet's), the reliarinent of Ovei raittxs, Drawback: &e. estimated to be the same as in the year endiag the sth Jae. 1504 1.4,139,111 Lstimab d Produe to the sth -Lin. 1805. of t' e Permanent Taxes impeded in the resent S 410,004 Small bri.nelicsef tl.: !len:titers Res, nee Lid !ta mest Monies repaid, estimated in be therms as in the year ending the :Alt of Jan. 1804 r 8.233 Lottery, after dedo , 'ing the proportion of lieland Wur Taxes , 41.t.rnat , d produce tn sth April, 1805 15,440,000 Serlles of the Ways and Mans C 4 the year 180) 1.170,684 Loan conetitut;lut an increa..e of Funded Debt 14..410400 Leas by Exthequt r Sills , charged or. the Undies of the year 1805 V. C.) 2,500010 U Sunni to be raised farachiallv for the as ntetorici of the Pone, estimated to be tke seam as in the year /adios Luta, 1105 5,246,505 Making in the whole the ton of 76,074,4 And leavinf a de‘teseney 1,771,Y13 IMPERIAL PARLIAMINT. HOUSE OF I , olWS.—Waseassar.litv IS. The Stamp Duty Bill, the Bill to declare that Volunteer Officers mar.. , ging the money Jain of Corps shall not be deemed public accotmtants, were brought from the Con Moirl anstread the fir* tate. The Report of the Committee on the Corn Bid was agreed to, after some conrenation between Earl SCANHOPI, the Duke of Mn .TROSF, Lords Hawaessuae and MILGIAVP ie Bill iris c:dered to be read the third fir:,.• : - •:.Rerrow, and the Lords to be sumr—ned. The Bills 11 the tabl- 'ere forwarded.—Aejourn ed to to-mot row. HOURr OF COVIN'QVi. On the motion of Sir Jour A ' , at bison, the H• use took into consideration the 4tneo Iments n.Ade -r the Lords in the Surrey Paving a•,•i Lighting 80, and agreed to the same. The report of the Volunteer A. AmAndment Bill was brought up, agreed to, and tLe 13111 was r: ad a third time and passed. The Loyalty Loan Bill. and the Consolidated Fund Bill, were read a third time anti passed. 16111 . 1.0.L5EX ELECTION _ .... Cyprian Willock, the keeper of the Ca<tle lan. at Brentiord, who had been committed to Nevrgate for prevarication before the Committee, was brOtlet to the Bar, in order to be discharged ; when the &MAKER addressed him in a very imptessi re speech, upon the enormity of his offence, which was that of prevaricating in his evidence before a Commit tees appointed to try the merits of an eledion r and this offence was still greater, because the objed of enquiryibefore the Committee was the entice of treating, which was a most flagrant violation cf the rights of Parliament, and tended, more than any other circumstance, to do an - ay the freedom lef eleftion. The prisoner's sito..t• nin life, and the pace of his resedence, mist have enabled hi m to ve given corre!t evidence, if he chose to do so ; but, regardless of the duty be owed to the public s and the oath he had taken, he thought proper to conceal the fads he must have known, and to pre varicate in the presence of God and his country. For this ofence be suffered disgrace and imprison ment. But the House, having heard the deep con trition which he since expressed ; and hoping that the example of his punishment would have the effe:t of ensuring a better execution of the writ now is. sued for a new Election for Middlesex; did ts, , sv discharge the prisoner, who w.is discharged itC. cordingly on paying his fees. The prisoner eras then talus away from the Bar. SCARCITY OF TIMBER. Sir NM'. DOLMEN gave notice, that early in the next Session of Parliament be would call the atten tion of the Huse to the :abject of incloriom, io order that some provision might in future be made fur causirig trees to be planted in lands herealter to be inclosed. There was not a tree now to be found in any inclosed lauds; and the scarthy of timber was so greet, that farmers, in 'nary places, con'i not get em,ugh for their private use. Even in a, na :i anal of view, this was a sulajeft re.it im portance, and well worthy the ennMeration of Par liament. tie hoped the Right Hos. Gentleman who was now Minister would turn his thoughts to it during the emuing recess; and that he would renew the commission which had brin p o t-d some years ago for examining into the state C.! Hi, Majesty's forests ; or carry iwo effect some plan similar to what had beer intended by the ap pointment of that commission. Unless some plan of this kind, and that upon a very large scale, was adopted, we should be obliged to go to foreign countries for supplies of :lather. Mr. At xsAn ore brought up the report of the Lids Fees of Officrßill, which was agreed to; and the Bill ordered to be read a third time tomorrow. The third trading of the Irish Retinae, the Irish Spirit Warehousing, and the Irish Revenue Regu lation Bills, was pat of all te-sacirraw.i.-Adj3urtied. oka.,illa