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Mr. Lai Mork, Mr. Terre; Shingle, hlr. Leoai Ire. Lydra, NMI Pato. ,• Illto Joholooo Paary,, Nee. Garetelk ; Lary, Mrs. Jame; Goody Shoreham, Mr.. Parer. After which the Farce of X. Y. Z. Geisha Gallierd, Mr. Baker; Neddy Bray. Me. Lleaso; Grobbletee, Hr. ; Ito.civa Alldroas, Mr. Tavlawee; Ralph Hempseed, Mr o:berry. Maria, Um. Baker; Mrs. Weser. M its Boyce; Dora Mumwell, Mr.. Pelifto. OVAL DISPENSARY FOR DISEASE., 01' THE EAR, lb. DEAN. ,TREET. (7Literl s . Awls, to hto Msj•stv. and to their Royal Highoesses the Doke sod tS.eh...i. eT GM/sweeter Surgeon , to this Institutios, toll COM- M ENCEIHis AUTUMff covesE of LECTURES tse the ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and PATHOLOGY of the EAR, sod no Jilt MF.DICAL TREATMENT of the DEAF and DUMB, no TUESDAY, Oriolter 1. For Pattiettlaes apply to Mr. Curtis, at his house, No. *, Sobh-aileire. the Royal Dispensary is op.. to Pupils. lL TO TIig.PUBLIC. HAVING stated she Scheme of the New Sosite Leltrry at ivertlltt 1 toff Let Irate In say it meta with my Newest unquatilled epperitripion, as it i* es the good old p r iest r i e of the ad.festerweed English Lotteries. Ot tale yiarr, Lotteries hatlost lierosie, inure frcritiest fleas in femme times, amities Coosnetors introduced warless surd t iv* into the Schewere, which sovelties, heweier propels/. of the time, hove, from their froquescy, %etyma owe so longer attractive ; therefore the 0111cr.herpers eerier nerd wish my self is the premed Cosimert with Gerversineril, hare deter. mimed to try how for the old fashloned old Pettish 4chesee of all Mowry, without say Mire of any dreemiastlea beteg aged, meets miler approbssiso: thiskieg it kturly That De wevelty may he she pewees. eseredly; reireempiersity lie hero 'ins& a &beam es that basis, ..d leek forward wilts she greateM mealirieser to your approval. It will be finned to cassia, of tO,llOO Tickets, so be draws he Aix Days, rem seeeretair 30th of Next Month (Oefeher J—All the Tiekete will he pot sate the Wheel al mace (derriere the Red Pool ...There are Three Mousy Primo of *0.0116/. Two of 10,0001. Two et h,lOOl. red 113 other Capleale, all Money ! and 6,4001. miser Prises, ail Nees,!—There eta sot any Clines.—No retirees. mar emp Prism—Every Ticket decides Se else ache s ilseio waiters sued as there is not eves • swat Prisellacii, the whole buoy allots, it is Me every Capital may be draws the Fast Day (say, they might mime be Al drawn in the lint beer.)--Tittet• and Illuares as wow &Wag at my Olio, 4, Camhill, mad IP, Marin Crow. 1 have INAissely le he Year deveied favirat, Leaden, Septeuelret 6, 1431. T. MAW Meek Loiter. 5 .* lo the bite Lottery (jug finished) I mid the grand Prise, No. 4,440, 34,000/. sad arrieral swims Capitols; sad in every precodiag Lousy I Yon mid a gory great proper ties */ the large Prism. have beim contemplated in the eth Ankle of the Act of Vision; it an alternative order the existence of (separate Ear cheeprera. The enntinned irpuabh in she rates of site im port dentin (open almost emery article or the mine deserip 7 tom, 'tithe/nib the dtiremores were gesersiny was peolnahly the reason w►y it wee not resorted to. Owe eareasire, however, has bear adopted mote the which has Moiled sortsvislly ta allielaie the evil effects , of these payments and repsymeses of dinar sod drowbeeko. We allude N the trxteusioa of the warehousing aisles' to Isolated. ►y the Acts of t►e eeth sod nth Gamer Mt The.. bare afforded great facilitica for the tomsfer of sem* sentries of priatipal impnetsere to the &rehire import trade through Greed Britoil to Ireland, end from port M port is behead, under bond, previously to the payment a the deity. But saws in the ealeasioa of these Antiblies a Irekarl.sente distinetioas have bora allowed (ere believe acelessitally) So remain. which ■till leave the Irish at Trilling its a lass Sane • leprous aiiiialioa thaw she trader fa Greet Oritaia. Emit Jodie goer* fur example. wlrch may he warehoused and transferred from port tu poet, subject to the restrkboata and regalsilBas of she Warehowsirot Act., is Esglasd or Scot- Mori, a►e nut showed the same privilege is Ireland. The merthast Sheri has. is cosserrence, been is the bahlt of weer ring to a subterfuge to primer' the lateestsekew of stab gouda jai, the Watehatosee; lei this &Mee Ime lately at tracted the attention of the Release ibsthowides, tied has been meowed. We are not to•INE fir day vets.. for • Int l:mare of the lairs is this stereo, to the disadesertagi if Ireland. Bet notwithstandlag lb. emote thus afforded by the Ware houaing Adis, to carry so a peoportton ante cross Channel trade, without the double payment and the drawback of the foreign import duties, there M still so much obstromisie or. careened to the trade, is defy paid.. fareigs suede awl do. sarssic massfectures, by this system, as to render it of great impatience that it should be reformed and simpldled. 'The reasolidaticie of the Remmers or Gown Britain anti Ireland has prepared the way far that §-trimaran's. It has resumed the only pond ter the multi e of a great part of them rumples sad eso roma regulations. We are sot s ware of say woad reason why, henc.forward, the inter. course between Great &hair and !rented should be more impeded y Armd restrietiorm, than the 001111111111111iCali011 coast wipe between Eogiand and Scotland, ester Is those articles which are still 'abject to different rata* of Mammal duly in t►e two countries. Even with respect to these Imo, W. ate dol opiates that the regulations and checks intended to afford security to the Reveller, and to the mesufacturer so either side, may be mach simplilled and abridged; while, with rega►d to the lote►ehaage of all other coramoditier, we feel that the public Mimeo is la every Ivey ruacemied in the extessios of the woe freedom sad facilisku to Ireland as arc sojoyed he all other parts of the United Liagdoat is their commercial dealings wish each other. edges • ,as ern as opus the improvement of he roma habits sad iuforniattim of the people That creamily is 011111 to be Gond in a free *revue to the British asatkis, •nmessa brred by alt unnecessary toopeolinteats of conatervailing do t TH. would, at least, afford amass, sad ample supply of hook• in Ireland, if it, should sot eves entourage the Irish peril to mum. its actiVity by the proepett of a older geld fur its exertion awe tha simply of the Irtib .markrt alune. Evils idolise so them whir% are pi.amira by the en•lnfer vailia. Antic* In the trade on buois nod paper, off. ci its a treater or lees degree all other commodities to ishit:h they supple, In every raw the trader is subjected to she d i lay dud trouble occasioned by the dirtiest Custom-house beseesd , fats, to the iiscooveoience of heist called upon for the 64- imam of a tioshto duty, and to the luso of time and etpesse which moat he istarreal brfure marmot of tae drat/bib* eta be bbtAined. A ItOMATIC SPIRIT of tllNlttiAß.—This myreeobly perfumed Lignor (die orislimil latitude% of fir. Hear"), which is of wrii.kaoire ellicaly Is redeviag fatorwess eh?. and in comitersetimr the effects of overhested, floor, or infected air, coatimies to be prepared, le the Eviratest perfection. by Mews. THOS. sad WM, HENRY, MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, MANCHES. TEN It is sow is Londe*, wholesale sad retail y Mess". BAYLRY sad BLEW, Pediment, Cockerel...street ; and • prievlls. U. by on. se more Alms* is every prisicipal town; Rot it moot bo ressise, wakes She MOM of lb. obevo fferyorev• ase ell/raved the Goveromeoi *swap, oath* io MOM over the curb of each bottle. Proper 11,01/1 Boxes we sold by Bayley and Blew, as weal. As above may also be No, authenticated by • similar 54.11 p HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, ie beiges et te. M. or with Elam stoppers at 4s. Od. Boma, S. —Pit, 3a.—Fiarai Gallery, 2. —Second Gollrry,la. Placer tor the Horses to ►e taker. or Mr. ila.iiiabaria, al IM Tb•atte, ef whom Private doses ow) be bed, rightly. Ta.amornmer, Moesiag, No a, semi Paten —and The Jew awl the Devon% There are also setae irriegnissities io the existing smogs. meats to which we are desirous of galling )our Icosiebipe auentioa, not oily because they are materirt deviations front the provisioas of tie Act of Gatos. That Aet hair di rected that the cosatervailiag duties and d atsbacks abated be adjusted ea a footing of perfect reciprocity, owl that wheal say new or oddities*, duty should be impoosti ea eisher sole. a deawboalrillgeni in amount is psi duty Illhoold et the same rise be allowed. Nut witimeasliwg this emortsseel, however, we earl, is the period skids tot sines elapsed, more thou one lastaace in which articles have beet =ode Isiltiert to new ditties witboat any provisions for a correspoodhag rate of drawback. Tie rho ty on *mop. for ib atoore, haw hest raised in Great Britain from 41. 45. 4d. to 91. 3s. 44.1 par tow; bat the countervailing ditty on trials tairshige, mai drawback ea British cordage, remain, as deed at the Boise; the cossequenee of ulnas is, that Irish ewda;rtan admiesion tato Great 'Litmus, pays mill Getty 41. 48. 4d. Mitred at the ;stressed rountervailiag daty of 91 3.. 4d. wia which it ought to be charged ; whilst this drawback is cordage imparted into Ireland is only W. BM. Sd. A stadiar irregularity has Wean with regard to the duties ow rate anal orgauized *ilk. These dates have, by settee aloe addition*, been Aiteed as Is the latter, bees es. to 14s. 4d.; as to the Pinner, from 3..4d. In Si.W. per pound weight. To this ;seem' of date the coaatervailing duty sod drawback have been 'repel, sdjaa'ed in belied; bet in Fogised they have been left as they stood before the to crease • Ilse consequence le, bat She British ?specter pope the hig h duty In Ireland, and draws back out the low duty which existed at the Gatos; while, by the 164 importer, the low duly only is paid in Great Brills's, sad this high one drawn back. TH ILITII,IIIOYA RTIOLISII OPANA-HOUSE, SIVA ND. THIS Evening. TUESDAY , Septenshr , 10, sill H acted (sib lime.),• or. Operetta, called THI FAIR GABRIELLE. Tb• Overture mid Mask mempoied by Bortmee Lieiuy Es. ',lib the camellia' of see Sem sad a Dom by Mr. Sieve, sad the original Frisch Aim of " Gabrielle" sad • Vise Henri failillf e. " Heusi Quarre. Mr. T. P. Cooke; Mailers, Coons de farms, Mr. RisarboMiam; Mr. Pesamsn ; Canoe. Mr. W. Bensert. Gabrielle, Mks Carew; &trite, Mrs. 1. Wei ppm s. After which (11/11i tithe), a new Musical Farce, in two sets, called GRETNA GREEN. Loa Loiresoll, Mr. Pearwiss ; Mr. Tsushima, Mr. %T. Rees. iris; Ur. !talkies. Mr. Wreath; Lmdpr, Mr. Poser. Emily, Vim Gime; Rely Fisnikin, Milo Kelly. Ts weselsee wick (lid time), a new Operatic Drams, is two acts, called THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF GIL MLA& Gil Wm (aged sesirshies), Miss Kelly ; Gil Pares, Mr. N. Bassett; Nears, Mr. Wrench; Rolando. Mr. T. P. Cooke; Ambrose de Lawrie Mr. Wittiness; LsPe• Ur. Callabui; Dossisgs. Mr. 1. Knight. Domes Meads, Mies Carew ; Lessard*, Mrs Bryon. Doors ors at Halt-pad Six—Perfoi ley's—Seamed Price as Nine. lbws Se ; greseil Price Ss. ; Serest, Prise Is. 44. —Lower thilkry. Is. ; liscood Price le—Upper Gallery Is.; Seam! Price Id. COI9WIITIIII4IOO 75, Old lireottotreet, 9-pt. 9, As the Areotente from Ireland continue to re- PrOlovolo the very ilessisate state of the Penmen, of the Distressed Distriets for the wane of seemsary it is partieelarty regimes's, that sorb berseveleat ladisidssle ite are preperiag uncles of Ilate klad for their relief will roiste the. to be forwmtled as •nos as possible is Miami. limper end Howell, No. Zoll. 111atk,lase, or to the Aping of the Committee, /dews. Bannewnil end ild'Elenoott, Liverpool. Messrs. Luuell and Sons, Bristol. Messes. Ewiug, May,•nd Cu. Glesepew. Awns*, of Subscriptions the 9th *peen bee in tondos' 1199,991 11 9 PUBLIC REPENUE. TO TOR LORDS COMMISSIONERS OF SUS MAJISTY'S TREASURY. The Third Report of the Comnsissiallffir appointed by as Act of the tst end 24 George IV. c. Pt, to inquire let* the Collection and Illsaileemet of the Revenue atisieg Iw Iteleod, sad into errteio Depasistoisea of the Ro- Pease arising is. Great la the defiling of general meow.. seassioßeed is oar pee ceiling Report, u cateuhded to lane alisteioßemetel hopeotr.. went is the system of the MA &emir. the Ilfeggil heed Brae ietradeot to embrace " the removal of the obetriretiost to the cosierooree bet area Gnat "their sod Reload, arises' oat of the system of ditties amid draerhorke to which It is stow subjected, by ascii regulations as might ossauselete the coot menial iaterrourer hetwre• the two Wilmette to the toesonmi. odious between the several port, of Great Brits* sad it the Dame time •ffotel the tome elketiog • couriderablie redaction is the Reveals* establashooste of Ireland, Amount of Soh.c.ipt.o..• at WWII Ont. poet. and Towns of England, Snothand, and Wales, about Amount of 1,205 Renoittainets in nosey to Ireland, to this day ... 149,400 0 0 Amount wf Provision sent front belthumf awl Scotland, and of other brains at sad - isproses mid lieseitia•res Provisieus from the fiet-frorto. abyet MAO O II Befire we proceed to itoblaut the roma wepolotioas, and the altoratlosa of the law by which them improvements may, is use judgmesl, be best elected, we shall briefly advert to the getters, character of the cuesmorce of Ireisod; sod to the proportions which Otte foreiga sod emus Chiumel trade boar to each other, in order to exhibit the isilireace of the preoeitt system rpm it. We shall also maileavour to Mot- Irate, by some examples, the mouser I. which it operates so the prejudice both of the saerchast mod consumer is that coutetry. Id the year ended the sth Javairry, 1911, the vessels mid teenage entered iawards, is alt the ports of irelmod, were se _ _ The Pair Gabriette.-Crelea (trees—earl The Youthful Nye OGIIII4IB, will be performed every Everriog till fur ther oilier. Ammar of folsoeriptioss already nun 84. advertised Farther Subscriptions received. / r.l SA DLER'S W ELIA'. The way Week that Joan of Are sod Tom cad Jerry can be acted together this Sewitto. THIS Evening. TUESDAY, September 10, cad Ater following Evewingti et a Cloarter pest Sit precisely, Mot perlbrunwent will commestw with a New Cat. laic Ballet PaseowiabiAdmilkid LAM IN A BUSTLE. talks, Mr. Sa two g lIIe. D. 417; a•••• 7, Illothoora. Peggy. Hier Alceek; Ese, Musa Brady; Mee. Mc Ploreart, Mr. Cooper. r. Tw wbeeb will be eiNimil (II line), a 8,1~314 Seri*. Cootie Hatoriesl MINOS CIS Thee Asa), celled JOAN OF ARC. - - - Chutes of ?ream Mr. Lewis; B•111•1111i0. Mr. Campbell ; Tohaste, Mr. Keeley ; Florlso, Ildr.Vale. Joss of Are, Mrs. Egerton. In Act 11. Jean's Trieseplhol Entry into Orleans, mounted os a Palfrey, richly esporilesteed.—Esd of Act 11. the Caro mutes of Charles of Frame, is the Oohed's! as Rheims, she Crows belng placed spoil ►is head by'Jwas of Arc.—le Art 111. James Trial. Ma whole to cowls& with the popular Extravagansa of TOM AN D . JERRY. The Piece to termioato with a Gilead Masquerade and Fete Champetro. TOR PEASEETING THE TEETH AND GUMS. E VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER Item ►een is general use that it it ssneer•swrp to stet say further recommestilesiera of it. Composed Tectishies, Without the minsistore of any Mineral or per wiriest i-grediest whatever, it la free from the used *Nee. Hsu miaow the use of other Dentifrices. Its detersive power is jest sullieirat to anoihilast thaw destructive par. 'lairs which sdhere to the Goma and the Interstices of the Tooth; heeling injuries is the forme►, sod promoting a new lissmel (where it has beta injured or corroded) on the taller. It likewise imports a 3rmsiess and healthy redness to t►e Creme; mad if used regularly will preserve the Teeth is a Need state tb old age. Sold in Boars, of 2s. 9d, by Rollers, Chemist., No. 4, Owayside, and 210, Retest-eirret, Lausikus ; 40, Waterloo place, Edisharyth; 34, Psickwillatursts, Dobbs ; and by the Mascipal Perfumers sad Booksellers Iheoughoul t►e Uuiled Pi 11—Porthosers ore requested to ash fur ‘ ll Boilers' Ve. piside Tooth Powde►," mod to observe their same mid &Memos are engraved era the Stamp sail Lahti attached to each But of this esteemed Dentifrice, to distisguish it Iron Isittatious ruder similar titles. FOR BILIOUS COM PLA I NTS, OBSTRUCTIONS AND CONFINEMENT OF THE BOWELS, Ste. WOOD'S LAXATIVE PILLS, "'Amor Aloes, Mercury, or Aatimsey. The Medicine* att ained for the relief of Bilious mod °thee Complaints of the 111 .I. are so oumerons, Ibis the Proprietor of these Pills would lint submit them to the notice of she Public did he ant believe them to be essentially ditFerewt in their composi. tins (rout those generally sold. Most, if got all the wiser. turd Aprrimi Pals, have Aloes for their basis, the woe of 'inch is sassy lumen's la highly isjurioss they almost israriably aggravate every ease of Pile*. end are frequently the pilneipal meson of ilatiCier that painful Complaint. Iliher Public Medicinee, it is to be feared, confabs prepina nem of Mercury or A utinsosy, which, though invaluable In tl+baedsef the Physician, irrarnhogether iradialssible in a 111 Clae designed fur family use. The Pills sow recommended to the Public are clearly fete from those objectionable ari lel,* ; and, although by no mean" ..gered as • Specific for the cure of every Disease, will be Isund so excellent Aperient Family Medicine. In habitual Ca linnets, miessional Obstructions of the Bowel*, Bilious I.:apical', Head Aches, accompanied with Nausea or I ' 4 "m, and all Disorders arising hum so overloaded slate of the Moine% and Alimentary Canal, they will prove de ly beneficial. They regetee no coalescent, and possess ihu peculiar and important ad ge, that the Bowels are cot left iu a ermined WSW by their sae. They may be taken iI Adult, sod Children, and is every stage of pregnaucy. ...Prefaced sad sold, Wholesale sad Retail, by JAMES now . , Druggist, 31 Hisli.-slreer„ Bristol, in Boxes by lid. each, or Three ' Boxes is One fur la. 9d. Sold also by Sums. Edwards, Newbery amid lose, St. Paul's Clown*. h'di gamble, Fleet street; Bei lees, Owspaitle; Stradliwg, . 1 %4 &dosage; Sanger, Onfoednwreet ; wild, Holhues I "llooll,Loadon-b r id gei and Cloister sad Kemp, Brightos. se, AO. The Prodoee or Finley Work made by . few young Ladies is Stoke New toy oa, mod their ;smog ?rimed, 104 11 Noose lir Lianas. H.I Re►. R. eneetity i II Dyke, N. 8., Rey. N Alike. NAFrOItI, N. 8., Re► A. Ferro's 4 5 Satimriptioaa 1/. Ile. 104. From Drommoo4 sod Co. One rhiy's pay of the OReers, Nos-eout. ' miasioard 010erra. and Privates or the 19th (or Royal Irish) &Owns of Foot 451. Si. From Hankey mid Co. A Fri. od I. tforkon, Norfolk W. 11.. 91.11,141, dirt.... Itf. to. N. F 11114111111611. ditto U. no. 11d. North Wolokool, dots* Mt IS Past..., ditto .... 1 Bova% Alsip ... iko. Weds elope. ditto • 1 11 Sikesooo Moor. J. Dante-, . 1 • leAloalei Dimmed ing Cbapel, LET. )4. Hari. /hush Pompey, Re,. J. _ Daissett 31. Its. 6d. James Parish, .. 83 0 assiield Th,tbrudi $l. Its. 104. Carlow, Res. E. Le. Well SOUlb /work, Intim U 146.11 d. Plonk Coßooglasoi. do. , •1. leo. sa. B...ingt.. ar►s titer I, Rummy, R.v. R. G. Withers From Gips sod C.. lleabethetley,. Rev. J Drov• Pre_ Etert4l C.. 1. P. Pinetag, Sol 111•Istued Prow Smith, Pape, & Or. Trost. Id me. Rev. 41.4.. la. Mr. Soh h 3 S Eleard Hope, 12.. q..„ 2 0 lia.e ,, mb. Rev. W. _ _ Waltman North laver/is 1/. 13.. 6d. A tikoefurp ....... ..... 11s. Adtall sad Cla/Sio 11.11 e Sd. J. Moore Kewriagisava,Nrarfalk l 1 Tuperal, Nav6)lk 11.164.6.1. Tbe Comusitute begs ibe all sad Lora; Carnaltires, la She letivsss issa.k la /heir several nitior aCirripmest, daskres, early ►eativaure of t►a Cul- Clourehes &ad Pariam. Tbey also beg to terrest from the several Pests kid Towns of Ittighisisl, koiland, and Wales, • Mks of oho slibuilt of these several Collect isms mind Reolltamemi trii Itw lamed its Mosey awl Proirtsiims, that they may k Melodies, in • frier. Graf& Reyoft of the parties/us and allifiNiat of this teatimes oatmeal assistance. By order of the Committee, WM. TROY. Hoe See. WANSTEAD HOURR, MsFX. Bsperb GOB ELI IS TAPESTRY, i• she Sorest Preservation; beautiful DAMASK sud ♦ELVET HANGINGS; and olber EFFECTS. MR. ROBINS, of Werwirk Regent soori, informs She I'4ollllly, Gentry, and she Fabler, sirs THIS DAY, TUESDAY. the 14th September, ossa TO.SIORROW, tbe,lllll, es Elever o'Clorit. he atoll offer Foil SALE. AT WASSTF.AD HOUSE, ESSEX. The ARTICLES DEFERRED at the LATE SALE, Together with vatioor tutelrored Lute, •y Order of the Trustees. The Tapestry is is the Sorel preservation. reprentnitieg the Triumphal 'Wiry of Alnsode► iota Babylon; Alta *eider *ad Hepheetloo at the Tent of Darius ; Alexaodei'a Passage of the Gnoir•s ellefifsrorre); Telemachu, at the Island of Crete; sod anistisrons others, eqoally due. Damask mad Velvet Masigailys, of exquisite workmanship; a few Sue Palliators, smolt whicti will be rowed an table Portrait of Poirseeh's celebrated Lawry, by Simone bleasmi; all the saleable Sculptured Vases zed Figetea, in Marble and Stoat, •■ front of the Mansion, and in the Plea. sure Ground"; alas a Psir of unique F.gyntisa Marble Spiral Colionsaa, with Caps and Baa►a, of great moil/pity; Bronzes; choice Boobs; a eastrblees Dresden China Dinner and Dessert Serviee; eeriest* Goultie Winslow•, of rare old Stained Glass; • saageolleent Green Damask Toilet Draw, aninptantisly bordered with Gold LIMO, formerly in the pops •eosins of Joseph Booaparte; Wally Fusaitnre, State Beds •i'ads, Beds and Bidding, Maslow C 11,11111,4, Velvet awl Damask Os kanissa, Chairs. he.; Dis int, library, end edam Tables; Feeders sod Fuse Iron.; capital Iron Wire lanai& Fearing; Two Carts; a Fishing Rust, • Pant; the Erectile* of ea Eighty Fief Hot-bourne; a Mel* Ptt ; and ■ameroas other Effecis. To be viewed during the Rale, by Catalogues., at 30. each, to admit two peroonr, which luny be had on the Premimo ; Slid Or blemeo. Robson, Lightfoot, sod kuhoon, Soloriluts, Cutio-eireel, Lesetraderogoort; Miser*. Brosolreit, Spooks, and Reddish, &Meioses, Trample ; sod of Mr. Robust, 170, Iliesest-stecei, opposite Borlisgtoirstreet. Is the pretest Report we shall I. your Lordships our secretions sedge that head; and moist oat the iaron. mime, to the iscrehast, the diamlesseage to the commu nity In Ireland, sad the increased turvee to the public, whilse out of the snow:emery mistissosee of the present practice is the collection of thew Aspire; *eel steggetied such alterations as will tend to the emasmul el these evils, by istrodnetion of • system swam sisopills, ore croamoical, sod wore cosesseive to that ration amliflisaity Std ietereattis sod that sersericeed isseeewoose Aqtersell Alt lot soestiriss o which lee Act of Oaks* wee Isselied kr tresiblisi. Is the foliewing observations opts this subjest we shell eel, however. include the whole of lb. Reireent rigolatisee connected with the cross arsanel trade: the preteens; duties, fie, as they are frequently called, the ' 1 Vales' dunes, will he the entire of a separate Report. With that exit's. time any. our rensarlts sad recommeadatioss will! apply to all the duties collected, and drawbacks ;nit, en the treaties. of merchendiae, whether forties or domestic, betwees Great !Insets and Irrlasid; and elan to the remedies. under which such eserchsedose may be exported from use esestry to the other, seder bond, perviously to the rye's' of It may he of isoperlseee to observe, that the iespoeition of the csuutervsiling duties is not to be comillessil is the light era measure by which the disposable revenue of the empire wee to be aopetioted, but as fonswir • part of a B y - tem of regulatids, established for the porters" adjusting the hiderrsia of the Iwo reentriea, is the rolleriios 4' the notes of teepee with which they were respectively dusted upon risilcolar and unequally taxed articles of nonstop. nos (whether of foreign Of d4/111.1111C production), en their linstnestion from our country to the other. With • view to effect this object. It will be Awed that the restelatist principle of these donee is-- First, With respect to receipt sad colnoial goods, ditty paid, tressferred from one emaistry to the other ; that the is.. putt deity is colected upon such transfer in the same main wer as upon an originel insporseisie from abroad ; the duly paid h. the country where they were Ant imported beiug draws bitch upon the proof of such wooed papers'. Secondly, iVilh respect lo domestic isannfactures subject to niters& duties ; that such duties arc drawn back Max. portetima from either colietey, and the 'sternal duty parish, upon the like article is the other country Is charged upon them us their *rhea. These important /lanes and drawbacks ea demesne swami tone re, which upon all articles subject Sal interest taxatios its either reentry. They art, however, ealcul.ted Not truly to wore by that means to sack country th► duly therein ion. pooed apeil all such utkle• eu•sumed rithin its limits, whether monufaehoreil at home or bivreld from she oilier ; but they are, at the same time, laggard se maulai■ in the interchange of inasofectist es, as equality between the mass. fart torus on callow side, Nom ithstauditig the inequality of the dents. The import duties thus impanel, in 'expect only of PISA iatertial duties we world he eosin d by the free im portation of the articles *object to them, may properly be ilatiegoisslard as the countervailing duties; ahbsugb that term is sometimes authors inchoately applied to all the duties atrium hark and psi., *gnu. It is obvious that such a complicate., mode of a-alerting mid sersirisig the duties between different parts of the same kiagdons mist be (reseed with meek inconvenience sod em. harrasionrut to that internal trade which ought to be as free as possible; and that it must likes/jar 0CC11.104 considerable expense so the public, by the itemlwr of olfiren required to catty it sato exerut+a•. It is elm injurious in another respect, immersing. as it i. as unsvoidoble source of fraud upon the Revenue; fur, it us will know• to all persons con aaaaa st wish the catechise of the public income, that repayments of duty in the shape of drawback, afford occasions fur fraud*_ lent rookie, which nt ither the etrittest revelations, nor the utmost vignette. of the cancers, are asilletent wholl♦ iis rouhteract. We have received evidepite of the existeirre of molt freed* to a wrest retest la the copse Channel trade. Se long, how►ve•, Da eepsrafe 'crowns were kept by the two coracles. and their eternise, were administered by ee. penile t ifs, the priociple by which tire mode of col leens* forage ereporl duties is irritated yea isiliapensalsle; ellibergii it might, perhaps, ►are bees somewhat seniphlkst he its applieshon. tribe deli , . upon foreign imports hail been equal in both teinstriee, the adiustmeet of the interest of each le the duties upon foreign a' tide's hersfeired free the.oue to the ether, weight have bees effected without the actual colleetion of the duty • satessail lime, sod the payment of a inwrespiteding drawback. It satin have been treated as • matter of ac count between Gteat Britain sad Ireland, sail set lly by a ref.resiee to tie Comoro liosse interns. This method would have afforded the maim of swindle( a j nensidersble proportioa of the emberramment, the fraud, ' sod the carcase, So which we have alluded. It appears to ' Nests► et Vallee'. Temage. Pr.. 11Novive Pmts.... 767 .. 117,618 From Gress Whole 11,1148 11611,11181 The eight velem of Ore Wpm, we—. Ferric* sod Ismorsell frees Fereigt Porte !SOON Gloried Predeer arse frees Gems 1,110,212 Drisish Prudery sad Memdaeturee 14432,142 The duties collected ma the imports were— Oa Foreign mod Imparted from Forgive Parts 11441.571 Colonial Produce Ditto frees Greet Ilwilaio 733,?R0 O. Irish Produce and Alassfartures 364,673 la tie same year we lad tbst the seism of 183,000/. was paid bock to prams, who had imported geode from Great Britain into Ireland, which goods bad already paid defy ea their *admission tats the former country, sad were liable to a second duty on their miry into the latter; and that in like manure the sum of 44,7241. woo is tint year draws hack is Ireland sport goods imported Into that mushy, mid from thence exported to (:neat Britoil'. The MINIS we have stated belvog s. the admire of Comm. may. With regard to the Excise, 40,007!. was draws heck is F.ngland, mid 111,41571. paid in England on ruciseettele arti cles imported from lleelasd is the same period. Hut it is lee by the amount of timer repayments, than by the number of the retries and other regalstion• to which they give oil:vision, that an ides may be formed of the meat to which this system produces embarrassment and delay. N ettie view It may he eialßetasH to state, that the deawberies shove alluded to were tebtaioed spots article* of 345 differed eleseriptioes, all of which it was necessary to class sod charge sutler separate head.. A striking ithistreitios of the isjarione effect of this system of duties and drawbacks as • hisdraace to commerce will be &Boded by as explaastioe of their operatic. ass the trade is books sod paper. We select those articles fur the parpeoe, because the Eerie* duty on paper (which gives 'heehaw for the rasstervaikag duty ea the trade is books) is the some is both coeatries, v.s. 3d. per posted ; and it is, therefore, see of those eases is which the ioesaaventenee of pitying the duty no the import of the article into either country, and drawing it back is the other, cutler the present eyeless, may, is our opinion, he easily sad eneirely remedied by the regulation which we shall hereafter propose. In she evidence of an agent i• Ireland to ao extensive publisher be Lowithao, which is annexed in this Report, there wall be found a detailed SiIIiCIIIPIIII of the expense*, sod an replanalio• of tbe ellfficultie• which guise ise obtraiag the drawback la books. Throe be drat ibra as bailee ao iseeens orderable, that It Is out worth while to apply for it at all, if the parcel I. of less weight than 160Ihs. Mr. Archer, a considerable bookseller is Dublin, also ow. presenied to ea the leronvealeace to which the trade was subjected from the meaner in which these ditties sod draw. backs operated, with respect to email consignment', ; epos which he slates, " h is not worth while to look for the thaw hark, as they ettosiet very mark of periodical works, and thews of that deseript ion." The second duly is them caste tis•*t, therefore, either become a complete lima to the irn. purl. r, or be made the occasion of an additional charge to the , enesnesier to Ireland, as compared with the purebater &gamed. Mr. Wakeman, the agent shove alluded to, described the prevalent scarcity of book. in ell the considerable towns of irthaarl; few (if say) of which have the same accommoda otos is this respect ails porarad by the towns of mach less besporlasee is Great Britain. Thi• diff he attribeten, M a great measure, to the expense and diffi•ulty uf obtain lag a supply from Great Britain. Mr. Parnell informs us Slot 'levee carotin •f Ireland are actually without a stogie lienkreller's shop; and that, greenfly, the trade is (maimed within sorrow limits, and to a few hands. It ie soli unworthy of remark that al Ike time of the fiwtaw the Copyright Act was orteothttl to /retread, mud the ItMn publisher Wed then deprived of the power of reprint fag British publications for the supply of the biome market*. Dia extension of the law, however just is prime -41r, has bed the effect of nearly destroyaeg the trade of publacetion in 'seised; and the peer et this lime affords so supply he. peed that of • few tracts of local interest, and some school broke used eselssively in that country. Ju this Masser, therefore, the effect of Oho regulation has brat wholly to the prejudice of 'reload; she ha. bees derived of as odmeasage without receiving as eqesysiest, mod bee heel the Privileges of separation, without acquiring t* *wit/ ref mhos. It is, we think, a point of nevoid. r able tesportaate to provide so adequate remedy for an evil, *ION beers is so material a degitte opus the progress of Britisb-wroofffif plate, as Importation into Irelead, is charted with • Roil of la per csouce, which Is ale* the rate of mensal duty la that eisnotry ; but leisbewiresaght pie;; is admitted into Wawa dos, free, though se import ditty might, to hare heel impend, to countervail that, whisk i. paid on the masoftetesee of British plate. : . These samealist barons doubt arisen in • gent measure from the nieces of separate and discordant systemosif tee sageneent. If the renews is the two nevoid., h. 4 beet governed practically ley the same authorities, your Lied•hiper. sad the Legislature would have bees duly apprised Mow,' innageoons segalations steel enactments, sod they weld clout have bees so end to exist. We have already receilleteadedi as interpose of the Revenue Boards in the line ceshtricas„ as the eel, ii remedy fur the 11111111111101 M Ovii. helengsag to this passes stem of ataaagiag sad collecting the ikerease in Ireland, as the most effectual means Ise amiosilailog the practice in the two meanies. We sow with nisei cowl,. demo rest the sonessfill &Winona of all the seemletleos to be framed Ibr the retacreal of these aosereseary restrictions la the commercial interenone between the two ononleies, spots that same iscorporalloo. Wilkens it a complete remedy for these obstructions to the erase Channel trade, eoneisnotly with the doe security of the Reventie, would he dl Beets with regard to the duties of Commies; and with respect loth/ du. Iles of Excise, we conceive shot it would be found eisite Im practicable, if they should tontine* to be contend as they are st prawns is Ireland. We shall stale anis& example to show the eorreetneas of this opinioo. , la our astood Report we described the erect of the im perfect maosgemeet .f the Each* department as the col lection ads deity a Isiah-made spirits. le that ease coon tervailtag desks were shears to he nugatory as a rolleetkes to the Eagan\ niaaufacinrer, by reason of the habithal 'resins of a proportion of the nominal tax impaled talon lb* article in Iretood. We shall wow advert to liIM 1111611110•ChlPe of seised pore, to ' , xylem how those duties are liable so he defeated, and the Irish Revenue defrauded, by the Witty or ill management of the same deportment. or thin article there are extensive maoofiactorers its Inland, predestine a quantity which is eqn•l to the entire nosemptioo of this notary. The whole deity collected from thew issoura e . tourers war, however, its the jeer 1110, only 1,2111. a NUM greatly below that which the quantity welly nisoolectoord ought to have yielded t. the Rs seesediag to the opi nions of all the prestos% whether traders or officers, whom we have examined upon the subjert. The monde in which the fraud whieb sensitised this loss of Retests* is practised by the mensesetoree, or, to speak pure correctly, the 11111101111 in which the erasion of the deg is permitted by the Excise officer is 'reined is Billy sad mi. mutely explained is the eviderce of the British Euless oaten, insetted in the Appendix to our &coed Report, who egret emitted, upon the best authority, that to sae leatimes the manufactorer made twice as moth of theartiele as h.rd duty fur. The manner is which this restive of the of, is calculated to operate upon the eyiati terve ding dell is Ma the• maiinfactneer who pays for a neesoilify Beene to use a table, is enthled to have all the paper which ha disietsfee -11111111 within the amount to which that license la appli• Pablo, certilled as Introic been fluty cleaned eith duty. ttpon the export of that paper into Gist &titan, he would he limbic to pay the British Excise ditty, and would draw back the Irteh Excise duty upon the mensal quan tity, according to the rate at which it is leipoeed by taw. But as it is admitted that he may make a moth larger quan tity this is covered by the liceasit ditty, it follows that the rate of duty which he pa)* tapes Ilse *bole quantity really produced is much len than that el which he obtains a draw back epos the tinestity exported. In the nue of his soaking twice the somber of yards for which his lease le calrolated, the duty which he paid might be st the rate of throe farthiogs • yard. The duty which he would draw back as the quan tity imported into Eneland would he at the sate of three halfpence a yard. It was naturally to be ellpreifti that such an advantage should induct an exportalio• of this article from Ireland to Enelaud. We accordiwgly and, from the evident* of the rnanufseiorees already referred to, that a trade in that direction wee rst•bliskiior emelt sometime back, when it wag met liy an increased serenity ow the part of the English Excise department I. the exisittioatien of the paper imported; which being followed by the reliertiou of • heavy duty on the colouring malice attached to it, seder a sew ie. issepretation of she law by that Board, the corobisorli opera tion of vexation and duty succeeded is potting a stop 1 o ti •• trade. This instasee 14 only one of many which sight be aildurvt to 'hew how grievous these doll.. rau•t prime Ow the Iwo ,st trader under • dirjoinied maisagenseat of t►e Rcireasse. Las— fy eml nmi.smess uu she one aid., are eliewastered by veaa• tines severity on the Diller, so necessary safegesrds; snit whd!e brserbrs or ?ride are iudocrimigately linseed by impediments, in order to petrel some ps,ti.l halide to which they are knows to be liable; the destrectioa ut the trade bring mote the memo of preventing the Nude. That the waist of mutest understssistlag, conceit, mid ituiformity of practice between the departments, is a great aggravatio• of the complexity of the cross Chassoet spurts of eights. Ems while we are addressing t►em whermatimm le year Imidships. wt reviler Gems yoe a eviscerate Irtbirb after is amither iostsiere of the evil effect of separate awlisitrit,cs. In a Itepurt of the Camosiesiouers of the Customs M.lnelasd, which )ois have traitosittod to so, OS She subject GI thikrvist ism I he ohs r of late abet ...;.;- • 4 ,111 `~ _ IM i