The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-06-10 00:00:00

'AI he at once unproductive to 11. e tt If not , atcl cistreasing t • ihr epic. 301 r. it 1.*.1 Ittlo c•owtottesicesl ies ta low tone tor voice, Ile 11,0 il!r oilskin!! fit...l was now retitle...l to te wiliore. To th:sil. lest the sisslims,: f,.ud world he ..Y.• a.. ray otT 11w twtiowa 0,4 a, was a rt. se ....Ammo,. He acid lit ..31.1, with as, Ilan. %Into r :Minefield; that 111 r alt•larana • of Ike ronctre west hall, rat Ira ilf 1111 a !! ru.al tairr't Its w.,uld wil!ioielv more hi 'wake some 0.40 ',nu a for the relit f of the people; but lie wenlil out agree Ise prop, loyChlise he s.uottli red that a pm perty wish'. like all sabre Lava., iili;maid), fall !wanl y 1..." d'e great Note of Ihe people. Hr mould Rot. therefore, «iTi.e to • sire;witS Ira, loot lw wonl.l sc o w'. In unkr wolf rat irdlridunl effort. Ile would (if o ther Cessotesms, •vatlll roasts st In AO Illy •••sort Zit s sap a g"" part of Lit rriv . ate mom-sty for the otsldor -eerie...— . 'Oar. tartar —The •Itairts of the cot 1111 l v assre st length looktal open iw tlifte t rin e liz l i s. The boastril slid. till fund of fifteen mill Mos was st.hored to fats osillions--asol had Missiaters acted ma the intio , ph. two 'ems e loch they now adopted, the country usiss!.l irate GA Ile iw.. , lit of it. Ile (mid not, he acid, hot cam rss his Ili oaks to the Chancellor of the Exeloapire for the 11101 111 rtllllllllleil afraila mai the roams) for the lasi 1. re disys.—( Hear, awl Marilee ) The 3 per resits. were at Oh lirfore tlw luau Was failitrilfiral f..-••••• 1411 0 ,1 i 1 was annustoced. they rose VI. The tan. s s a;r a ss.n; or the 'light lists, Ccollesstais did hint great cre. OW, lost no 11... came lime It ass right to Asease, that all /1.5.• Eli. is i us his (we It. Isere Air. (:sentell) recommended the trica , llll. a whirls Charicells.r of the Esche(tocr nor. steed. A to what al. tipped Isom an Ilan. e . 31notting resin cling drclara.i 111 l sof his, he (Mr. Ito ne.1.0 ccrtatnly did assert that the Directors wf Ilse It•olt di.l mot make a foil thvioisin of floc molita wills the Feoprieloss, nod was :here au) .saran in that?—".l btegh.)—The Ilunnnr aisle Geniis wino. afia r prone ohstrentions, said, be did not thick shat she Goy. romett had rot CU much out of the rack as they °nett to rat lle dilt-r...1 from 0h0... who r.ac-ioli - as al the appropriation of 111 r fi.altine 1111.11 10 aba ri rilao,rs a f the loam as a breach of the public faith. H. d!.l mat 11..1ik so. The thine was sanctioned by Iczt.dative antio.r.te, enacts's' at the origiu of the sit kiog food. 11.• particularly to what was called %Ir. Frc's cl the best a:1111 whirls is eolith! hr proved that the stock Insiders (Cohost consider it as a breeds of faith atilt Orris. or as at all it...losing their plops-sty, was by refers ito4 to as h.. 1 linseed at Ilse Stock Exchange out Friday ; when the ohm sat the loan was made liitowss, stock ruse 3 per cent. — The stilt k-heldrrs certainly did not feel that auty breach of faith was made 118.44.011 m a principle which had legislative aatietion, and had the immediate effect of increasing thcir prim , sty iram 36 to AO. 'llse foist itesuluti 111 l was then put and carried without a division 31r. IltirX•DO inked the Right Hon. Gesttlemin (t Its Clinorellor of the Exchelinet). whether it w.oi him iotrniMoi, iss the tat pair, to thaw on the sinking (mid its aid of may future lamp? 'I Ile CIIANcELLua of the EXCHFQVER Said. lie %geoid not itlctige 1-neewlf to Kul. tar-anyetnent. and ha' rep - lied part of the statement he had made its the early pail al the.,route, as to the supplies for the ensuing )ear. Mr. t; to , h FELL wttif• d to know from the Right (iai 11-111411, whrtlsrr as.' itrrorttennt.tit had !wen made rtspi mill!! the elms alter to thr 'Rank of 31101, a m oms., fist two agenscast of liar Lean! If tootling wall A n ne. , s e j u t r ode I tat la, e1..111, a a this talilket, he would fed at his duty to autonit a motion on the soli:pat in ts few The CSIANCELLoit of the EXellittat'S ft said, I s e s a w an reason fur drparhng Goan the Ordinary Valli at. polloird au this subject, hot no strain u.cnt bad been as )et made with the Bank oat the sobjcet. the Resolution bring read, for raising • sum of to,;:ect.m. Lowlife, Mr. utturrA Slid a very hw words, shit oiranizers were or dered to a ithdraw.--The House UWII divided, alie n theft: •pprairil, F. r the Resolutionll7 A gaMst it 49 Majority RR fli t nor re-admission into the Gallery 'AC found the Chair. Iran its the Resolution let until% a aunt or 1,400,000/. duty on Mall. Me. tioncti said, he never rote tinder more pain I)mu he did to itivose thin tax. Ile thonxlit that the !molest intertata lead needs No complain of in the memoir .!.. ir Petit 00000 *load dean crerivrel. A. one of the Keine sentaneef. ors veal agricultural county, hr felt he would not dose hater Ibis duty it he did nut support Ike agricultural gluier.% Ilea the I ern Bill save them no real protection aessinet th e a ,..opcsolei. Of the foteteas farrow. Th.. foreign (..e -ncr a. 'lds los corn to the British anasket at the sate tor qis.i its, aloha the liriti.ll Piriller ea 11l .11 v till it ctio.er He et old not at all approre of lb.• to . ola wsl loose • Max obis 6 went to ill prier the ..or of the alsobanssise El...terser 80 which Hwy haul fls.o 1 tn....mist:— it immediately lotrefereal to I.oml the hat se/a:ming conifottit ill the lahouting poor—it would have the elTroi of Tarr. moil the posw's sails, already al an user. stunuut. Ile %wild feel it las duly to the llotov open to. linxTus hitvg. tl to any u few words. Ile f.ls t!.nt the Ittettera had gnat ueast.n to complu• of the manner In which Zhu e lead los um waled hy the Hight 11. ii Gently man !the Fluor. Mr of the Etrheqnfr). Ile hod I.,unclut against shunt cliaras whit Is strop f3tlari,,NS sad Mo. It Lituirol ha noc,ini to "peak with defcretice and rrmirri to 1h• Mime, lost at the ssine time to give the stair noriot of 11.1. 1:11,10 ntleman as clear 310 as powerful a eon. hauhrtion as the ruttish laagnage s onit came. y. 'I he Il;:ht lion Gott'. man had 'aid, that notwithstanding the 1, ni of t h e War Malt Tau there was no reduction in 11. e Friel of here, iu COisfrolurntr of the rapacity of brewers.— (" 0, we," fro* the Ifinisferfai aide.).-.He (Mr. Buxton) v,..1.1 ;hat this was the plain import of tie Hight Loo C. 014m:so's words. The Cttateltex litre aaisl, that it was not in order to Id led.. to what had occurred tor a former debate, Mr. BUXTON 1541, t h at it any Gentleman on N font re occua 141•1 4 .11 that no r. duct too to..k phi. , in the price of beer in camecepsei re of the level of she watt malt last, lir (Mr. Cul%tonj would b.%) 111:11 550,11inil wan nototasidril. 'Else fact was, that on the erre day that the man duty was gives. tip, namely, on the sth of Joly, lal7, the been , Ilse pr . .re of the beer )7s. od. the .p r os tor. 11 was quite trite that a sults. quo nt m ise had tali.'" place; Mil 1611 was atom, alter a CalanoilnuS liarvo - st, Ili.. pon:•• of 811411110 1. Ili SO Itor quarter— the hornets al re shall hai et d no ri.e the price of Ewer to :iris. the quarter. Ile did not loran No tile the intoirol atodtl hese tor grtreentoty- 1 .5 . did pot 181,8.1141 Its isomitiate iloat 11%. y *doll hurts 11111 l ieve of compassion for the prods. Nu; Ise 4b.•t11,1 lalolllr 1: to 11. e fail competitiou of trade. The Inane-la are • na1.4.1 to 40 So, Iscanse they had its the price...hog Lad ili a laic yusulil of male Ths• r o les la w alo she milunits of the year, a has the be. sees, (tons law Vrt al Meitner in the price of hop., felted it ie. yet-miry, soli the pprolooson oi the !1011. 61:1114 , 11 , 4n, to raise the eof leer. y oast% d Wet to a•k aii tiler malt 4:06.1 ut 10 1‘14 , 1r It,r, 810111 Mt OW 1411v1.. itilion hops. The reply of ti.v HIM limiosetalste Best l• sums that it 014 roroperent tor them In emotect them sales., but 'het .t one hia duly hi protect the %avenue. Fl. H., 4,, o itimisn here rumple:tied at great length of the risise.Treamostiows mud sl.u.e al.i. h the herwerm sssf fcrAl. He said that the safety of Ito ir peasants wore by popolsr suer He complainerl of the inset.. of 11,1r4e1 , 111. lel 11. 11te N. wspata re, and toilwr moth.* of enieriptesen. lion which, he .1.6, l e athern pesetas-a, but that *lsm the alba ill length •:r.tasitseet, a Coin rtoter of the Hoarse had jelly vintLeettil the. character ..f hrea. re. The Homo% able Gentleman next &aid, flint the hr. wet, had slctermintel to rail a Inertia( roe • ...fetid. 'in; the pi...piety of lutreslog the price of • I.e % 'Flory were pieta...nal by the declarations of the Ili4hl Ilow.borble Gno:letamt. 144114 e, to suisiso , o , suss of liar lileatheir for Weviiithister, he had saes land, Ilia I lie stud 1..,1 inorini.loo liy say additional duty on mete Plll e 'mos irr, 1.% ■ day or 1041 Wirt, tooerte.l 11. 4 ; hi% 4111r1111011—:1 , 1:. 1 Wheol+4 emid bin, he dteeirt Veg.' As ; 10 the lettra to gemelal, he boil the en:atuf lame ... . its wit', one set or C . ...sidemen hi hind him mum one mint —lie hail the no:ad...lune of differing with windier eve of firm tieition before him on lawirk.)—Thry wee a third pond on whirls he sheered Vie believed) sills every man in that Movie, soil in the ishule counts y--( re, )—Ti might appear hitherto's, hut lie crnettained the op's , and he it mild honestly avast it. Iltsopittion wait, that their could not he a MM.' proper season, Or pelnlent (Or iimiusiog taxes the lima& ill. His reason fur think ing so was, that wow ay the war, and the triumphs—dhow mptv triumphs shirk had so ninth amused the people, had passed sway, suit she 'lay of reckoning bad arrived, the peer ply most feel tier rolotal ire- is 4.1 . NM—they twist feel that it cannot he ears ed ins with impunity—that when the *un , . v sound of tiro dry dies upon she ear, romplaiitlas nod a ss row• mot soiliering retn:44ll bellinl.W . olloll l money, 4,441.nni IL Her, and ant hus'l tawnier's.... To the mode of t.ixatiiiii, he had the strain:. st etion—it was humor the rotor end •pariwz she was taxing beer, the beverage of the poor; it was taxing tee, en &eddy which is in universal consumption emimpt there ; and it was taxing the iwople to protect the seesisisy of the fund-holders anil eirn of wealth. Already they had suffered Iwyond their means ; and it was laureniahle that pear* brought with it neither com fort. security, nor repose. The CHA NCELLOR of the EXCHEQUIER denied that the taxes went to protect the rich. or that the sinking fund was for the security of the fend-bolder?. Sid for the general security of the romitry. With record to the statement of the Ilon. Member, as to Slur brewery, it could nut he sunsuit tls.t lie arted in any clandestine iniumei, nor slut t i t) s t a serso l it Ant MI from him tend to cscae any clamour against therm. Re had said 'Hahne: hut what might i.e said where a fair difference f opinn I It was evident that the pour desired HU o advan io tage Awn the remission of the war malt slaty, sod whatever may hare been the intention of the brew, r s with respect to the price of porter, it happened an slicoliat sing niftily, that he alaittld have twice brought oat the secret of their intending to re duce it. Mr. ‘VODSITOESZ said, he would not object to one tax so 5e16.1, ground , . but lie never could a, W.V.. if a tax whirls would, in any degree, lead to rhe fronllnte the growth of coin, as that on barley must du. He alluded to the rape' ienee of she year 1816, and to the diffi culty with whirit the conntry extricated itself from three sliflicaltiea. He dreaded that it was shout to endears ai milar distress. and suds surely was not the time to impose further hurtles's on agriculture. Mr. C. t7accraT believed that no subjects could he ileitis( sl less fitted for taxation than those which the Chancellor of the Exelreqacr bad selected. The taxes would fall almost exclusively us. the poor. Malt liquor was !Mk need by the higher orders of the people than he could aids--(Laugider'—it was used chiefly by the winking classes: ass was British spirits. Tea akin was a principal article of their consumption, and yet suds were the sources from *bleb it was intended to raise a large revenue. The II 1111 l myelitis Member then complained of the trafainsess of the Chancellor of the Exchequer in nut openly as knordedging how tido 1111 l led were the imputations he hail 111104v11 out against the brewers un a furrow acct. VON ilrier haaiug hens apprised of the 'frontons millet . . pls.: on which his calculations had been founded. He then faltered into ass arithmetical calculation of the prices of hops and malt at different periods, and assured the HAMS", that previous to the last rise in tier price of beer. the loos sustained by the brewers was not loss than IL at.ss every quarter of malt. Mr. Gust; ts,:os acknowledged that no tax could Ise imposed which Inuit not of necessity itscrease Ilse prier of the article cm the consumer. He ridiculed the idea that the commission which was said to exist among the brewer..., was sufficient to keep down the price of porter, bet-mese un every occasion the great brewers met and agreed 50 attkiale for pike of that article. His Huts. Friend the Mestilier fur WertiiiiitstEr (Mr. G Lamb), some short time, since askett in the noose a question about the price of poster, and the ‘seimr diary ristisequeuce was a nreetim: of the Ina acre, atid an etigurtitsait not to reduce the prier s. Su notch fur the coreqwtition which regulated Ow price of bear. It email not be fairly and candidly contended that if the state of afrairs were such as to render ass increase of taxes tin-easel y. ibis inertiae could he made without, i.e some degree. thrsswing ass addit• I harder' on the pearl,. —(llin/el—With respect to a hat fell from the Member fir Nor folk, he declared lw could not see how the imposition of the proposed taxes could discourage the growth of barley. Mira the war malt duty was in operation, as large a quan tity of barley was welted as was average] since the repeal of 'het tax. It wesevideut, therefore, that the interests of the es tslrrt could not be *Bedell by the proposed tax, and it *IAA equally crefirier that the consumer had obtained no edema tete by the dimineti 111 l of the tax. He argued generally on the necessity of placiog the 610110% of the country on u se cure foundation, and assert-41 the House, that cm no former occasion was snore se Mums solicitude displayed in framing any t a xes,thau in those now submitted to the House. The Mar Member for Norfolk had slimiest to the distressed state of the essuatry is the year 1818, bat the 11444114 e 164.1411 , 1 re ip.ct t h a t &muss injaht flow from other causes besides weight of taxation. Is should be rem. adored, that in that year of retinae distress, In millions of taxes were remitted t o She petiole • hot he entertained nip doubt that the difficulties then etillisre:l arose altogether trove the depression of the agricul tural interests. Ms. G. LAMS rose for the purpose of recording Iris decided oopposition to the taxes tow propo.eil, aid snore particularly to that which tended to raise the price of beer on the winking elas.es. On a former occasion he hail been isaluerd to ask some questions reepectiug this point, hot he now found that his having done so was a cause why the brewers had resoles d not to reduce the price of por ter. 'I he qursii 111 l hod been asked at she request of a con siderable ..umber of his coast is nett', very reepertalile ',resume, not latter - slid i.e the trade. .nine consumers of porter —(A sough, )—but grow having Innis 'stand from the Chancellor of the Exclit quer that the impoaltion of a new tax would have Sect towards ruing Ilse price, he should endeavour to remove the fallacy of sheer foram opinions, and tenth theta to embrace those of the Right lion. Gent.—(lfeue.)--If the price, h o wever, wi re nut ',iris led, what cowgirl had she Chian. .'slime of lie Exchequer "sir the quality of the article! and on thin psitut lie could ant it mare hoot his memory a meeting bell a few years since by the brewers, in which Hwy adopted a rr aibitina that they world slot reduce the price of Hie liter, but that they would intro's.: the quality. With that denim . stance dwelling On bit nsiml, be feared that if the price were nut iestureil by this tax now proposed, Ilse quality attic herr would suffer by its operation. This lax hat ruls. ea:Vall to be highly iniatrions to the public, but in partieu. laity crosnritia this tax, he did nut mean to bestow even courpsret tee praise on Hie others, for it was his opinion that ins taxis could be devised which tended moss to depeess the parer elatises of the people blear, Ares.) its. C. ('aLweitt —The lion. Member seems to doubt whether the brewers were sitter-rota their iotratious to im prove the quality of heir: but this was, I thought, so pal made, that it must Isaac bet al ms every one's atesrfA In trek.) Sir .1 SfliTtl6ll? said, he could not approve of a malt tax, which mast prove the ruin of the mattaters, by taking thr slut, on the slosh sa basil. Mr. HISUIUGHAH was glad to hear the Roth Member ler Clacheiter Huskifsoo) aek 111111 l ledge that these taxes were likely to haws the steel of in , ere:mill she of the several articles, and to tar prove a bunks iss tho people, hut this was opposed to what had fattest from the Chancellor of the Eatchriper, who coutended that 3,000,000/ of taxes would be created, without falliog an say ace. Hut could ally man believe that a hat amount. me to 1,0011,0 1 011 on Omit, wuulJ last no effect on the grower 34 the consumer ? The Chancellor of the Eatc,beques bail how yver shelled that the lax would fall on either, how then eats it lu he produced! There remains d hul I third party, namely, 'the turrets, owl the extent slits wiletbition on them stay be comets ti feats the els etisastacee. that sot less t h at, 45,0001. would Ire !okra frogs Me. Barclay, the gentleman to abuse antlitirdy on this anbjeet Ile. Right liewourabie Gen f k ola s, was ass fond of referring. This lax, then, was to fall 611 the brewers and distillers in a degree that timed rat tip all the mats of 0141 r anlpagartusg. Upon Wholita 110*1 . 1111T, will this tax meatosity fall? First, no doubt, st asii fall 141 Ike ailigilloal s olliarfriWhY %Ili *dowry the tax • .._ .~.. . The Gentlemen who Itroposert its confuter for the Loan wsit,tl List morning. ptirsriant to ap pointment. oil the, L tdNCLI.I.UR of ll.e Ex. crtaticca, in Dna Nitig-strret.—There were three lists, v , e.—Merles. lioruscnti.o awl others; . I:tc %Poo anti fluo . rtiras; and Mews. Ram, IRVINE, IIATrY, aid others.--Our readers are apprised, that for evert; loin. ster ling, the of the FActrsuuca pro posed to give f4lll. stock in the 3 pet Cent. Consols, and the Itidibii! , to he in the 3 per Cent. Reductil, that 1., the person taking the smallest griatiiity of Reduced to be declared the purchaser. The bi (Amp L morning were ss under Mews. Littlnirtsilil IGtmdu B6 2 6 Reid and Irvine On the first announcement of the terms, the bar ' gain was considered a favourable one for the Con tractors. The Onthium opened at a premium or Is per cent. and rose to 11, hut it soon declined, and was, at one o'clock, at a discount of cir cumstance not known for Prune years. Thee terms were last night stated to the Howie of Commons by the Cti +Nes:Lima of the Flow. quER, who, at the same lime, entered into a de tailed examination of the finances of the country, giving an exposition of 118 e Supplies, and also of the Ways and Means for the current year. 188 the Committee of Ways and Means the Right Hon. Gentleman formally brought forward his New Tuxes. A long debate ensued, and at a late hour the gallery was cleared fur a division on the Reso lution declaring the expediency of raising a tax of 1,400y0001. 00 malt, On this the Ministers obtained a majority of 101, there being fur the tax 198, ag•tinst it 07. The Paris Papers of the 6th have arrived. The debate on the Navy Estimates was resumed in the Chamber of Deputies on the sth, and ioniser ad. journed to Monday. The 5 per Cent. Consols are 67 fr.—Bank Ac tions 1,505. The fallowing are extracts : PARIS, JUNE O. General Count Lohau, one of throe exiled by the Unll nanre of the 14th of July, and who within tin a► few months returned to Fiance, is, it is said, placed on actual service in the army. The Belgic Journals state, that General Rouille, and FITCRIfI. Nivel'', Mathieu, and Le Clerc, four Convention alists, arc authorised to rehu•n to France. We have receive(' New York and Philadelphia Papers to the pith last, and Boston to the 14111. The followipg are extracts 1101ITON, NAV 13. The Savannah Papers afford hip confirmation of the re ported transfer of Luba to England, they having been unable to trace the immune to any authentic pourer, and we hupe it is eatirely grounillem; such a feral, we perceive by an arrival at Charleston, low been for some time current as Havanna', where it appears to have crested much unpleasant sensation : but eagerly as Great Britain may, and no doubt dues, covet en acquisition so valuable, we cannot believe on slight grounds that Spain would just now part with the must loyal, If not the as-t profitable part of her American pomessiuria. The Governor of the Canada' has quartelled with the House of Assembly of the Lower Province, nod prorogued the Session. The dispute related to the Tau Bill, in which the Legislature refused to grant what his Excellency deemed the necessary supplies for the current year. The spirit ma nifested in this instance, as well as that of a similar kind, which recently occurred iii New Brunswick, bears a rew tuaikalde similitude with that manifested by our Assemblies from 1784 to 1774. Some Isle accounts from [mho stale, that a rich Ccnipany had been formed, at the head of which was the Pasha of Egypt, for orenins an extensive trade to India by the Isibions of Sues; several Euglishoeu acre of the cooceru. The Psrsisn Ambassador was expected to dine with the PaINTE RE4;ENT yesterday, at his Royal Highness's Cottage, in Windsor Park. Apartments in the lute Queen's rehire are fit ting up for the residence of the Princess AUGUSTA, when in London. Dr. Davits has discontinued his daily visits to the Duchess of KENT since Saturdev, in conse quence, we are happy to say, of her Noyal Higl►- ness going no so well. Wooton House. the 0141 family seat of the GWEN 'MIAS, will be occupied by Lord Slid Lady TE.st er.E. (lreut improvements me now making Ili-re, cud iu the COUttL of the summer they will be cou►- pleted. Mr. KNIGHT takes his benefit this evening at the Haymarket Theatre. The variety of tl►e enter tainments announced iu his advertisement, which we insert, end the talents enlisted in Ins cause, deserve the west splendid patronage, independent of his merits in public and private life. The Countess of ataxLyor's grand ball, of which we gave an scenaut yesterday, was the most splendid entertainment of the kind witnessed fur years. The fashionable world had here so lokg doomed to mouri.ing, colours were become a 000 veltt, female taste mud fancy, freed from the dolluera and uniformity.of sables, iadulged in the variety presented on the present occ. siou., The dresses weir brilliant sad diversified beyond all description, and the display of diamonds 'quantal the collection of a State Druwies Room. COVENT.GAIIDP.N THEATR E. 101 l he, of course, will rep: y tinteelf, and this ty: ",alit fill on the consumer. It will oho reel:l.64Cr fed, in sifeheil consumption, upon the grosor—rveurtially indeed, for it will not be felt at once, bat the result will he manifest Alert,' the time e his urxl huscat rill he lh oo s..d, Ile enetenifed, mid oithosoiling what loot fulled front the CIOIN- C4llOr Of the Evelwiiner, that in the yenr 1,110 a telluric actually took pl tee in OW price of beer to the «meat of it barrel, anti this reduction %mold have been more perms mod were it not for Ike OCCOrrrlire Of a seven' 111.1M1111 1 1 1 / 15 PrOi idenee in the lied hat vest that followed. The im position of a tax of ',platy two million , ' most have Hie effort of taisiag the pr ice tin the consumer, loot probably this revolt would out be felt IMO long as the presets,t ms. natural import:it 6111 o f foreign balky 1101111110 , 1. The Cored Milos of foreign (1341 was a dreadful grimmer to the boded interests ; but Sloe Writ would not only he gc sailly etihatieril by the imposition of the present dilly. lint he would COOtrutl ilint tlw, ell would altrizether cease if no lo ch impost was adopted. But v list was the Dili. le which iv as now sought to he Gruber oppressed! Barley, which. we. already loaded with taxes to the amount of 9,4100,01101. — No otht r article ass its Rind% iippresetil ; anal Was it treat. ing fait ly theme districts sit the country where barley was principally raised, to impose an additionel louden on Them of 2,900,0001.?—(lleor, hear.)—He approved of any tax which tended to raise the price of spirits, not for the purpose meetly of creating a revenue, because he would for every shilling laid on spirits remit as much on beer. attrient and wholesome beverage of the people Of ibis rollafry; Met by a judicinee uniuseement of taxation. Ole poodle might be wesimil erailu•lly hum the u se o f a p rim ,. riot,* liquor to owe whirl. was wholesome—he might slimed call it roost it litional. The tax on Iliftil was now the sole oh jet t of dist oeyout, but when the other WWII were particolurly examined, lie plieigetl himself to sheer that they all equally 'dusted newitist the just laws of tamition. The Bight Geittlematt opposite srgord, that the isseresse of taxes was itereesmry for preparing the "stinky to encounter any exicent y set *loch the country may be involved, hot inatrnd of preparing Cot war, by dirdninz the country of its re it/MeV., he would say, " prepare fur war, by leaving Capftal it, the hoods of the people to nudity, end lu increase the general resources of the country. By such means the nation will Ise enabled to meet evesy difficulty with effect and euergy."--( Mae.) t'Ar J. NEWPORT begged leave to ask the Chan cellor of the F.xcileciner some exLLntatiou respect inc ten points it, the schedule. Slow Slid it happen if . the Right Hon. Gentleman were desirous of sparing the poorer classes of the people, that, in the article sit colonial coffee, the ditty was eked from 7v, to Is. or 50 ISt, cent. while on East belie coffee the increase was only 2114.111 i I ? How did it happen, too, that in the aitiele of eulouist tobacco, the Ilkley was to be raised from 3.. 2d. to 45., while on the Portugal and foreign tobacco the rise was only from 51.5 p. to Its'—(Hear ) Mr. Colik: said, that he might be induced to vote for new tote' if the Minister 4 bed sheen' that they hail practised economy as far as it was possible to carry il. Bat this plea was not now brought forward. If one lax, however, were more objectionable than another, it was the propitied ituty un malt, which would extiemely Wore the nerieultorol interests of the country. lie firmly believed that if the tas, instead of being iuereased hail been reduced, it wuulil increase the getter:ll lowboy: of the retro ne, by increas ing the consumption. This tax would be particularly injuri ens to light lands, such as were in the eastern part of Norfolk, where no wheat could be produced, soil hartey would nut, unfree the glower received a remunerative price. The Gallery was then cleared fur a division. Doring our exclusion, we understand some discussion took place. The soothers finally appeared to be— Ayes Noes . Majority for the Malt Tar.... 101 During our exclusion from the gallery, which lamed about an hunt and a half, we aitilemtuoal that the House dictilcil twice uo surcesive motions for adjuuriinictit. The oem bees bring, uu the first— Aye' 191 rues . Usjority £34 On the secon,l - Ayr* 185 bus., Majority .. 145 Qn our re•adoissiou into the Gallery, Mr. J. P. GRANT was on his legs, ohjectingto the Naito tea as well as that on cheap coffee, which Lig was exclusively consumed by the pnor. The lion. Gentleman them moved luau amendment, t. substitute 06 instead of 100 per cent. as a duty on tea. Mr. CANNIAG remarked ironically on the space of time taken up by the speech of the Hun. Gentleman at so late an hour. Mr. lIUM►. wished the Hon. Mctuber to withdraw his amendment, being confident that the addition of four per cent. would do more harm than good to the revenue, sod ultimately cause a greater reduction. Mr. BROVOHANI said he would prefer reserving the oppo sition to the Resolution till the bringing up of the Report, and hoped the division would be pustpoued till souther stage. The CHANCELLOR of the EZCUEQIJER nid, the new tom would only add uue penny a pound to the existing duty ou tea at ss. a pound. Mr. J. P. (hire could mot consent to withdraw his ameodueent, but could not press it to a division. The amendment was ffen put, and negatived without a division, tool th► oi igisiel Resolution agreed to. On the first of ll.e Resolutions being read, laying the Ex. else duties on coffees, Mr. BROUGHAM Omagh, this one of the must objection. able Nut...salons of the whole—iu 1809, lowering the duty on the same article three-fourths, advanced the revenue one. Ifourth. After some further conversation between the CHANCeLT.OII of the Escort/nes aud Mr. BROUGHAM, the Resolutions were agreed to. Mr. J. P. Guano proposed amendments to the Remitt al tttt s 011 tobacco, pepper, and British spirits, the object of which was to continue the existing duties, which were ne gatived without a division, and the sorigioal Resolutions agreed to. The House then resumed, aud the Report was ordered to be brought up this day. The other Orders of the day were then disposed of, tool the House adjourned at HALF-PAST Two o'CLoest. THE B tun s II PRESS. LONDON. THURSDAY, Jute 10, tug. The Foreign Enlistment Bill will be this day discussed in the (louse of Commons. Several Pe titions were last night prevented monist it, and this evening they will be reinforced by a like Petition from the Commo►► Council of the City of Lon don, adopted yerlerday st a full meeting. Sym pathy with men struggling against oppression, appears to be the hereditary right and nnifonn p►ide of Britons. They flatter themselves that they hive fought for freedom, and that the praise they bestow upon men engaged in u like cause is reflected upon themselves. Indepen dent of this feeling, we cannot forget the en couragement given to the Pstriots of South Americo. from motives purely commercial and political. The present Bill marmites all these inotiv•• 114°113 Piolonger% t h e interests, 41:%:t.ity of dits coon lty. It it illuotry to ...111 :1 a oiciiiot. of tiro. today, a imolai ju.:tire lateretU ti l i.sios tend bee bite South A nierwmi C.ihoiti•s, the a t ltoolt9R. brine all mom one std... Al's trust that /h.• An-1.490; of the tiwype rrevt. et once the Cenrruatts a.ntl at 4. t of the coith. , y, Its love of vista.... Its lore ot hheriy, its hatred of opprestooo. said its regard f,r the honour of the Crown sod the ive!fare tht. t Mr. Chisel.' .1, NESCILI: liAd hi% hew lit in.!' slight O tt th s theatre. 'Fie 1,1 .y iso4 D' , lsgiat. i.l W.;els Me'. SIDDONr, after a 'oil d ho , ,,,ee from th e vtestes Nurliiitird the elidosctsr of 1,4,19 Rtinflulpf4. The mire; of this dis.tilquist,..l fovoorite *as 1.40-a hy the stolterice with the tnost e•ithosiastic 1 , 11 . Phooke• Mag. SIDDONS apisedreii s.s good lira:th , her s.iscr will tiros Nos! articulates titl ,l her ..o u st s possedded all Its native grate and dignity. Sur ac quitted herself its a utsauser worthy of her veal tiro lessiossal Pain, iillki, was :ICC01111).13 . 1ra Ihro t i : ) o l it 1 by the ateldmatious tit the hosier. The ortlisstrs is As opened for the rei.tviisis of coint..ol. fr ~,, ifilled with persons of the first slistioction, mid e v r. rr other port of the house overflowed dt the using of the curtain. VALXIMLL. This splendid 'rent. opened I4st night under most f•viturrible vaquero. tt bris been evt;!,..!s• ptinitrd, awl the Rotunda his reci.l%.ll the ettih,l tiolunent of flue p:uutiugs. The ince of MatauseSAQUl exeeeti,.l for ',recision all former Overturns. The borers ,f hw night void the great attractiono tit.! I Lre pf,- ttuced u crowded company. including v iarre t•tu %nt of the fashionable world. THE TURF. AscoT HEATH RM . 'S. aTCONII DAY —WIPDIMSb• V, Ity v. O. The Prince , Recent arrived oe the crowed at our 4j1"10, simn after which he was joinyil m tb.• grand stied by Doke of York, the Persist' Ambassador and static, the Earls of Fifa, Lun , datr, &c. The Doke of York's Piste of 53/. Oure round and a distance. Mr. Snitir ea eh. f Manor, 3 yrs. eyt, 7th. Mr. Yansitiare• ch. f. Might, 3 yrs. old, 8.1. 71b, Sir J. Shellty*s br c. by Cuomo Mr. iflionwsisn's Sidrophel 6 to 5 on tie Cumus cult, and 3 to 1 sot Dcflance —A close race. . _ The %Vialleld Stakes. of Mlp. rack ; colts tht. 7A ; Bat. 411). Mr. Psyne's c. by Smolensk() r J. tope'r Sister to Shoestriogs 7)lr.Cripp's c. Crtis . 3 Mr. Hallett's f Phrototn 4 M r Hush's b. f. by Truffle 7 to 4 Nest the winuer, 7 to 4 apt the ommed, sod t is l asst Celts—won by Hocklr'sjoekephip. The Albany Stages of Mtgs. each, for 3..r.01d5. Duke of Grafton's ch. f. Miracle .. I Mr \Liberty's cl.. c. Teniels 0 Doke of You k's Sister to Sc. •pall Mr. oil'alker's f. by Sinotrosko 4 7 to 4 apt the seamier, and 31 to I apt the Dula rt Yu, k's. • - • The Swanley Slakes of (..'5 guineas each for three )ear 7sl. 41b. ; and four, 81. 101 b. The Duke of York's Sinaltrusku cult, out of Quail, walked over. lie is a Deihy borer. Sweepstakes of 50,,5. each, for fillies, Bst. 41b. The New Mile. Mr. Joures f. Etbelinda 1 Mr. Rush's be. f. by Trade, out of Oliveira 2 to 1 ua the *loner. Match for 50 cs. Mr. Walker's Let Three, Sat. 31b. h.•at Mr. Edwards), h. c. by °Thera; Bst —5 to 4 on the winner. The Course was again will attended. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. STR—The *melon made by Mr. blarryait, and contra. dieted t.y • Nettle Lord, that use of the first arts of time attached to the restored Goveromcut of Perditiand—restorr,! by British energies, blood. and treasure—.as, " to call awn all Spaniards to return public thanks to aven (or Sp ,, a s purgation from Heresy,and trout the preseuee of Herctirs"— is perfectly true. It was circulatedi apparently, by the Heads of Churches, and, at Curan•a, was ekett handed in. ►iAtiugly to the British there, and printed for the cn•ater edit, uf circulation. The allusion to Heresy and Heretics could be only to the British, to whom Ferdinand W 31130 ouch Indebted. And is it to this Government that Great Britain is to lend berselforill even to innovate upon her lass, that brave men, originally stirred up by this country to nitwit their rights against oppression, may he left to their fair, and to suffer fur am promoted by British Proclamation, and to which British public faith stands openly pledgrd!— Would the nation have been slisgriterd by • basenru like this, ur have aver bees au degraded by nt IVFR CROMWELL! On Monday bast was married, at the New Church, Mary-le-boat, CMANDOS LEIGH. Eq. only son of J. H. LEIGH, Esq. of SArneleigh ter the county of Warwick, to Mots WILLis. the heNti tiful and accomplished dsughter of the Rev. W. WlLula, of Astrop, in the couoty of Northomptio . Immediately after the CereilltlliV. t h ekipily i r ' proceeded to the Marquis of BUCKINGHAMS Sri', near Suuthgste, to puss the Isuney-inooo. The ensuing commencement tit C at:bridge ofi! he conducted on the gunnies% possible scale. The CUANCLI.LUR of OLFttoRD, who is uncle to 1.1;,! present Victs•Cfrisucisi.tott of CAMBIGDGE, tends honouring the University with Ito. present , . mid an honorary degree will be conferred upon 4 • Lordship. The Marquis of BUCliabltalaH w.: also be present. Tittle 0111 be a grand fle nt Stowe this mer, to commemorate the happy event of the me tinge of Lord and Lndy Tr.mri.E. )TU H. BARING'S GRAND AoteNtßt.T...-On evening tbie distingnished Lady gave a gram' rout, at 6,r residence iu Berkeley-square ; the spacious and ma w guaticolt suite of apartments us the droning-woo dour, inch ere garnished is a most princely manner, sere tlirown secs; they were intimated with the sane hrilliauey, any det uravd iu she same superior manner as at the ball given Iva serk. There were present upwards of 500 persons of the fire rat, distinction, tad &sinus. sucluding his /toys{ Highness tliii Duke of GLOUCRATER, the Fureiga A oibassadoi s Una I.l.dies, sad all the distinguished peraunagus tit tuwn. •---,-- -- - '2O 223 224 S YESTERDAY. India Rondo ..2 4 (" I Ex. .. 4 6 3 4 3 per Ct. Red... 69 : 1 70 681 i set 31 per Cent. .... 76!ta 4 per Cents.... 05A b 7 Beak L. Ann... 10 5-16 17 15-16 1 pr. Do. Counuierciml 50 As: Lottery'reckets 19'. IS , C'. for A rc..7OV 69 ia 61 4 691 MARRIAGE. Ott Teemlay last, at Stilettotub, Alden.le, Jelin Hetbsoi Beg. of Llart Sutton, Kent, to El inetseth, cideet thine:ter of Mr. &shop, of the NI itinries. DEATH. ' On Tuesday evening, at his boon in Harley-ofeet, ofo attack of spotileay, George Barclay, lieq. of Beff,ad LAtel Surrey. LONDON : Printed sod Published at the °Ace, Nu. Strand; iithere A(lvrriisearesits err received, mild Letici. inert be adtheiniefi—C. SMITH, NO I. Cfra lon, Printer-4. 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