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~. adherett to them polities which occasioned the Rego lotiew of 161111. la professing that adherence, however, he deciated himself to be wholly usconneeted with my party, either ministerial or aati.ministerial. And this be did taot my became he disapproved of the ductriue of party it self, which he regarded as absolutely necessary to the well being of a State; on the contrary, be rather lamented than Vaillithleat he was oot attached lei either of the two great parties into which the House of Commons was divided.— lie could sot attach himself to the ministerial side, fur he essmoled them rut • set of Imo who, loving power and i.tsee rather thee their euuutry, were resolved to retain she former, 'bough the object eonld be attained only by the sacrifice of the latter. His Lordship, in continuation, ad mitted dot the character of a ?debt Minister was very 1,111 e; and lurked he seemed to imply that the reeords of this coussml meld ;wader/ only one such Mile, who guided the helm of the State at the memorable era of the Revolution. Milliliters, he observed, were subject to minty disadvantages, sail to great temptation. Few, indeed, there were, wh o could be found to resist such temptations; who, rather than accede to any measures that mili'ated against the gene. nil helmets of their country, would give up all the power nod patronage ed to their situatiose. The Noble Marquis then proceeded to comment on the coudort of Ministers with respect to that retreeehment and iso/Ilieel eccroomy so loudly coiled for. The few instances tumble,' they bed seceded to the wishes of the country, on this point, he said, were tardily wrong from them by the kotthlrer of their ommentr, sod not the voluntary efforts of men seldoea to avoid unnecessary espeoditure. He briefly alluded to their conduct on a late occssiou which had deeply agitated the public mind ; their plates, he said, were then in jeoperdy, and could only be retained by their comeuting to that prosecution—terms on wheel, no other set of men could tie found to accept a share of the Administration. Them roustderations, the ?feeble Marquis said, had prevented his juloiek the M Wisteria I party. Amoogst these who attsched themselves to the Opposition, brie Übe, Aga be admired for their talent, nod respected for their integrity; but he musidered that ton little Ullthi. mitt' prevailed samorgst them ; that the object they were de sival was by so means clearly defined, that rho 1 1101101 1 they be formed into an Administration, they were too fem . Med too weak ue the whole to pordrinkennimisests, and compoqaestly these ittenesald his kilning ibeOpposition party. lb* Noble Morgan declared hie determination not to lay Idewsitf wider obligations to any mar or set of men. la samerplime sitsatiois of Representative of the 80. rough of Lyon, be wished it to be 'mainlined, that he retarded himself itekaine restrictions whatever; that he •ir mere had. already rit two Boroughs, the reprmentation EaMPTC • of which would hiebeestricial hint to a particular lioe a parliamentary eggalget ; that he world give hie ems frequrut•lllllMetouities of expressing to him their WPM of W. rood,* v ie the House; end in the sweet of the majority diorfgaggpag of which, be woulJ afford them trio opportooiti d ffliganMr one more consonant 10 their 4WD opitrinus• but thadllabermild ester Parliament perfectig om phaelitled, and at H Is, attach himself to nay party .1W might eimaider it ktel gysigeral interests of &hi/country. ;Pith regard to the 10.10061.111110wf the town he at present homy but little of limp jhr,would app4 himself with diligent* to gglied with them, that he might be enabled fdtstabilt to the utmost fur its wetrete. 'le • 1l)0 Waal lb. N• 1 4A1111,110101-MMAnded his speech, the mviroat the 111111111.11.101.0. 1 10_ &MB being no owe elm PoolfWatio do-I.llll4lo.VidAthillot• declared dilly rleolgillkigkohishjsopodipe of amfrighlifiVil were mate !mot won sibadmide •I I: TM procesdlimpktbeigg. .aerelesied• the oe•lf - elecied Xellsbor wee dadrilteloldepool; militia Lordship Wailed *alretort boadllibbeemANhi Croft Timm. Mmes. the Illoplsgives tisirsAmmaios were—The Kiog -ottber Deake of York sod.'ibe Armtgagelibe Doke of Clarence }ad the Nary-ghe• Mayer-411e Ibmggis of Titeldeld—the Lord High fitireards...Lorit Wan. aggemks-Prosperity to the promegh of Sines Lwow-Lord Illgigmles—Aidermais Hogg — Vembell Blaft—thiptillowhers fee she Googly—the Load Lieutesant—tlis Mayoress owl Ladies of Lynn, ate. &e. A hall is the Saws Hall, concluded the festivities Of tin 11111,... fr • u p - 1.;.• ► FURRNMISM-LLI9ENCE. IMAM! sf • ; i 'pa . . t •• Cr* *IL •II i ttr • . AA .r4RIS, JANUARY 9. we' : I !:11P1eit44484" ..tprsl/341116,1 11, Itlajealy I trii•rcird business' with the Viseedit Ale Montmorency. Mi- tr,Tri for A.:private letter ; to fraiikfort, January 4, sers4" It is alfirmed that the King of Wirtrin bwrg will repair-to St. Petersborgh without dthiy; tulish suklicry are fug crCossloor far the Greek cause ; but nothing can equal the enthusiasm of the ladies of Warsaw;'' 4 1 ' ,14° - In the night of 9,l.4 — iitith four,ressels, three cf n hich were Freiseh mad one English, were wreck ed on different. /Ants of the French Coast. 7 4 „10-ench Funds—. Five per Cent. Consols 85f. 95c. RNA Stock 1,540 r. 11 " . ; COOPER OF DEPUTIES. ; jog Committed Hof the Budget assembled yes- Collamittee upon the projet of law teliv# to the Journals is adjourned to Therateirs, l ms s , &Amp on Loodoo. Alamo 1000t10w464.40 c. I ..t three osontbo.-25(. Ifkr. alt t t PARIS, JANUARY 10. s eag oll eaterday aftaa , mmes the Kiug presided at a Slated of Ministers. r ooklietter from Madrid states that the health of l`sung and interesting !Rote*, of Saxony, . * Npiairi of Ferdinauti Vfsl,,. is affected to an alarm, dogree.by the troubles which etieomprortlift , : *thrinie of Spain. She duce not partake a oar pleasure or amusement, 'sod seldom leaves the pa -lle To' take exercis.:4iiraiseh Oracle.) The King of Wiriemberg has see out for St, Po. tersburgh.—( Courfitetioneel.) • Formal) Fonds,—Five per emit. Consols tilt. !IN e: Bank Stock 1,540 f. gaCliange on London.—At one mouth, 45 f. nes 411/211b1111eitionths, f. 15 c. taws tar • : .etsor‘,. pacrusee 49. :-.ICIIII diWartivol, of the .imit..mmilier from Con tillffitliarpfe, Nth' hot* hater Was 'brined of the nation of peace,. between .? pots and the •Vdrre. It is firmly•halieved that, according to the ,pipposed arrangements, the Turks will evacoste Wallachia and Moldavia, and accede to The tuber :coirOtas l ag: proposed 4.ittnit e . ,.. there are Atiori who preload that the.itamiumewiioratans has basal '*frePt4llllllilth some ntislif,elott?; but the silence' of our Journals induces us to await the confirms -4,1.12VA _ l A l o li4i t7f t V ieV :k :4 ll . P•ove: awe .44th. the rateacsameao the Treaty coo- IZ lr ie free iniviprift'drflar Rhitte were ex . at Dresden, in JIM .Covet de • P1164114W Envoy to the 4:Oert et limsy. The MIIIIMII .1 • MIMI ',Emotion or of Mach. 1844. The hoprs of tweet Rossi* - degree of consistency courier from now placed in is the evacuation of Wallachia and Moldavia by the Turks. There are persons who pretend to know that the Porte has accepted the Russian anis mount, with certain modifications. As our official journals, however, keep silence on this subject, the news requires confirmation. ODESSA, DECEMBER 16. We have received intelligeuce from Constauti. nople of the 9th. It announces that the Turkish Ministers have, since the receipt of Lord Strang.. ford's Memorial, who has also had seversi code-. rences with the Reis Effendi, suddenly changed their toue, and manifested opinions of a much we conciliatory nature than at the end of November: Lord Sirangford has regained a considerable degree of influence with the Divan, and the negociatioue have been renewed. Many persons, however, are of opinion their it appears difficult to bring the affair to an amicable arrangement. MADRID, Decimate 30. , Letters from Seville of the gild announce that the new Political Chief, Sebastian, was arrived in that city, with orders from the King. General Velasco assembled the commandants of the corps, and told them he was ready to resign the command. But the former Political Chief, Escovedo, was of opinion they should wait for the answer to the last representation made by the city. M. Sebastian, on leaving the assembly, said he perceived their unwillingness to give up the command to him, and that he was going to inform his Majesty of it. lu effict the command was not resigned to him, and the next 414 the mine authorities continued in the exercise of their 'onetime. ;:;34 the sitting of the 28th the Cortes received aq address from the Constitutional Municipality •of Cadiz, io which it expresses its gratitude to the Congress for their resolution of the 15th, relatively to his Majesty's Message, declaring that the present Ministers have not the moral force requisite for the government of the nation mud the defericeseit aM prerogatives of the throne. _ Addressee were also presented from the. ea the minimal guarded' Ca4A litsd e lf#, colmtitatintsid gltiniciPatity of The Cortes then proesesind to the !appointment of a Presideilk:iiiell.Vier -Presidents M. Rey p ‘ b!!! isiged 34 7l votikniit of 122 for the Presideia4";'and M. Villa 74 out of 110 for the Vice-Presidency. The Benedictine Minik Mauro Merilio's,officerr; 'has suffered the pinyASOF strangelosion at Bargou t • ,011.) , , • PRIVATE tomes . 114010 feAltiOlui finui Cadiz Jinuouncelllo am; ! ppinti!imi ser-Sditaieterial orders •is 'bentonite 4/. l i ktqC l A ltet rOt ..7bO u b'P ui P7 t eitillery and the rateedant have been disiniten from the hitter eitrbs'Cerdiiiii,,.ftl'ibfortn . Generskl Dsoiz and M. Aista, .who are there at remits qJ the ferment whla4t remits at Seville; they ato charged to stale that, tie beneral ttttd 44 PulitiCii Chief are ready to'resitotheirdediddtyil—butudeit if they come to Seville, their peiaMMT:,(4fiejal be.evidengered. ~,tt y • TRIESTE. DEtnreilti "di"! 'The news of the taking of Arta is 'ionllrifttlif. flawing midi • breach in the walls, the Greeks rethed'fblinalit'sword in hand and took postenion of the feria:W. Ismael .Priebs was taken prisoner. pot lit it-crony - and given 'tip to the Suhot chiefs. The conquerors then •sipporated, sod severally pro ceeded; me reinforce the besieging armysi •Prevesa t . and iNkiße . If I) REIIIIERSI.,IANVAILIP 2. • It appellee that the Greeks intend to attack the isle of Cgtidia with thif . .lb i tile force, where they hope to maintain ihnir.passtitin when they shall hive once become masteis'Offt. Letters from the frontiers of Italy. of the 26th .December, announce that in the northern part of Allmisio, which continued tranquil while bloody engagements were taking place in other parts of _tJtat country, each diitrict is now separating itself from the Porte, and proclaiming its independence. Ali s Pdcha has not yet left his citadel, and all the .Inantry between Janina and Arts is occupied by 'Mc Suliots. SPANISH PAPERS. ,; . • MADRID DECEMBER 27. Various accounts hate been received respecting the bands of factiobs persons in some - parts of the northern provinces of the kingdom. A letter from St. Sebastian, of the 9.3 d Mkt. says, "'We have just received aothoatic information that • baud of about 400 insurgents reached blues on the evening of the •lg..h. A party of the regiment of Seville hastened to attack' them, but fell in with only about 100, who were beaten and dispersed by a company of chawieurs. On the person of one of I . the killed was found a list, from which it ae . pears that the party formed the second company of the serond battalion of the regiment of Voliniteers.! de enders of iteligion out the King. Three wools& ed were inkn.Bo4 - 50estifirsuber fled into a wood,. wbov they could ale pursued on account of the roughness of the ground and the obscurity of the nigf t. The whole battalion would certainty have beentsben had they nut been informed ef. the op- `::~.~ :_ iiMI thetresty will commence Pram tlia 844. , s of the maintenance of psacei • and the Porte have assumed a grater asistency since the arrival of the last Constaidiuople. A stronger belief is In an arrangement, the. basis of vAtich, proach of the conatitutienal troops iu time to re treat, leaving only the commis, which his first suf fered the inevitable punishment of all these wretches. Many of them finding themselves at tacked by the troops and the national militia, tsild . Jounnito that be had deceived them by assoring guilt that they would find assistance every where, and trout persons of all classes, and they have left him to return home, cursing their own credulity. Another letter of the 24th says, that Don Santos Ladron commanded those who were beaten at Mete ; that the number of killed was above 50. The rest are pursued in various directions, and it is confirmed that numbers of these deluded people sill Winning to their homes. ...assesal Lopez Banos was at Puente la Reins on the reeling of the 2 1 st, where the Political Chief of Pamplona arrived the same day. Very satisfactory accounts have been received in the capital from the moveable column of the pro. Agee of Mava, which is in pursuit of the factious, germl of whom have been made prisoners. Col. Pesos, who commands part of the troops in pursuit, highly praises the volunteers of Vittoria, who en• dure every fatigue, es well as the soldiers tf the Bewai l- the regiment Impetisl Alexander. • 111 A • t INAVAID. DECIIMIMMIbite " In elossequeoce of what passed at Gerona on the 14th, several detachment" . of militia from the neighbouring places rewired to that 'place on the 15th sod 16th, all of whom have returned to their homes except those of Figuerres, with whom and other troops the neighbouring country ligni, l ,X44 reconnoitred, the very few factious who were still together dispersed, sod the arms that were to be found in the villages near the place, collected and brought away, that the ill.dispostd might not make use of them. Two of the insurgents being shot on the 17th, and as amnesty published, sboot'7o have appeared to take advantage of it. __ I The Govern[ of Venesque writes ea • the,llth, luau nothiog new had been observed is that pit of the frontier relative to the approach erl'eve*b troops. .1 Le. 6.444.3 .J It seems that some insurgents hew applott,d'in Biscay, but it is probable that they will not be able ~mite in a body, as the Governmentbas sent we. ster express, for pert of the troops to go to Bioeijb which were sent iu that direction on account of lbe Ifillitts in Navarre, and General Lopes Banos idle s able to detach part of bin column and stifle each Ogees in their feramteihieltiateteakeleeiag in all &needle. tgrrards the' polka where the hiturrection has Sillii testad itself, give reason to hope that they williae able 1Q exterminate the ramble wC4ltni . !prow obliged to be long under arms; es s. r •c•ca , Ars Arragon the judieio) Proredingi against the Oselags of Coupe and Ahninis are c.intinuird with rinlt'activity. In the first of those places the chief aisalsoders are in prima This ComsraSeisst Ge 'o44lly going to A ItintitthillOs the inikeedings against the factious of that pkg . , itilin;as i 'we _hare laid Whim, ere a IMbafl 'nutalktef • • . • . ~...1 10 : p t e? Wg in g e # Bll jbliVilbe omega Arregon, the dosomebiont,lbeissal has ordered the Governor': of Jacon with home tn*ps to cover.the frontier of that province,.'nd if they are dispersed, to go to Huesca to restore tranquillity, which has been again disturbed. The troops which haste marched from Condon., Valencia', and New Castillo, for Arragon, *eve enabled the Com mandant General not only's/regime tranquillity in the military division under Tits command, but 1)/o to send powerful aid to Navarre. ',AMMO, DECEMBER 29. • The King attended Ireeirwelso Council of•tiente, which sat from fiiilf4ooo3lClill three in the sf. tertroon. The Government has received to-day, by express, a dispatch - from the wicsaeabie column, which states that on the 25th tilacidflif 7 or 800 insurgents were assembled near Il.arrahizar: a detachment ot 50 ehasseurs and eig/Malitaffry advancing against them ; they coniruenced a frisk fire, forming them selves into companies, end occupying a strong po , win • ~., • o. they usaintaiued their ground fur a consider. able time, but being taken in Runk retied to tit . neighbouring 61. 0 1 as 44 . „5rerelhere puriued les fur as the difficulties of the ground, the darkness of the night, and the excessive fatigue of the vic torious troops, would allow. The rebels hat twenty killed and fifty were taken prisoners. The remnant of the factious who remained together went to Beunzs, whither the minims was to pro ceed the following day in pursuit of them. - - The same courier also brought accounts from the provinces of Burgos and Alava, where perfect Iran, quillity prevails. Troops had gone from the lit ter to pursue a band of factious in Biscay. MADRID, DECEMBRI 31. A courier has arrived to-day from Palencia, slat ing that there has been a trifling disturbance in that city, originating is a dispute bets era a militia man and a peasant : a proclamation from the Po litical Chief . attica it to have beets immediatel supitetiaillublt davareastires adopted, and by the arrialtriirliAtaptain General of Old Castille with his pain► The ringleaders are arrested. The Cortes hive been chiefly occnpied with the penal code, and with the division of the Spanish terri• tory.— ( Madrid Papers, December 31.1 ::=_~. ~W a . . mao.---o-e--- - , be remitted to half their amount, viz—msl:, 'TIE BRITISH PRESS salt, beer, tobacco, and .nuts; which [Pri nz • • duly estimated, your Lordship will find Ow e - the amount of the taxes so reduced by half of ths7 1 LONDON, . produce, will equal the sum of 4,304,4331. ;my statement then will stand thus :---i ' MONDAY. JANumit 14, Ins. Total as above ... £ 10,912P5 1 Total of the half of the lart-lasered Tortes ) The Paris Niels' orWeffnesday and Thursday to b e d educted r 4,304,43:1 have arrived. We Iltieiy stated that Viscount 1 Total to be provided by the New Tax e• d,ois,'lts CHAVNAUIRIAID will succeed the Duke DR I " Your Lordship will be aware that this Want: CAW as Ambassador to England. This appoint- exceeds by 615,2251. the amount I have takeu i,., t ' menc is stated in the Monitear. The same piper the produce of the proposed tax ; but, as I rule,- , announces the appointment of M. Ds Smolt, late, by your expected reduction of the raptor!. Minister of State and Member of the Chamber of tore, that you will be enabled to remit some tiv . .„ Deputies, to the embassy to the Court of the Two i equal at least to this latter amount, I do nut tier . ' ~ cities. The Manikin- further contains four Royal f &it necessary to make any alteration in the attic:wit .' Ordinances of the 9th of January, appointing the I have above submitted. Duke of LAVAL Moreemoszo cs. the Doke of Doti- • " It will not have escaped your oboervation, me i DRAUVILLR, the Duke of N•RBONNII-PELET, and Lord, that I have only token the new tax at .it the Viscount BONALD, Ministers of State and millions, whilst the half of the former tax wooed ' Members of the Privy Council. The KING has also justify the amount of seven millions. Bat as 1 sin • signed an Ordinance naming Dr. FRANCOIS anOffi- impressed with the necessity of proposing a hig:ter • .' ' car of the L'gioo of Honour, in recompence of the mirtiosem of income, to commence from 300/. j , .r ;11 • devotion,he has &hewn by his efforts for the relief of even from 4001. if practicable) instead of th e persons labouring under the dreadful contagion at adopted under the former tax from 2001. 1 hope • Barcelona; and another, replacing General Don- t I shall stand justified by your Lordship for m y 'ADIEU on the list of effective General Officers. At motive in calculating the new • taiß ist six mil et,, e the suggestion of the present Keeper of the Seals. And besides this proposed benefit in favour of the e H. Pevsonstre, the Kin° has remitted to M. La- smaller annuitaots, it must not be overlooked the e currsum the elder, the remainder of the impel- they will also he materially assisted, together aro ✓ ommeot to which lie had been condemned, as the all classes of society, by the reinisaion of the various i author- of a pamphlet entitled " The Clippings of taxes., as already enumerated, upon articles so ire. i the Censorship." Among the motives which are cessary to general consumption." I said tb have induced the Ktoo to accor d . this grace The wr i ter prefaces h i s plan w i th assuring hi e to M. L•carreLLE,are, his advanced rage, his in- readers, that economy can by possibility effect • t firmities, and his rank in the Academies Fraiscaise, not more than a reduction to the amount of that !„ e of which be is Ch aticelloi. millions in the public expenditure, and therefore ! 6 The foleigu news in the Paris Papers is of a cannot be attended with any essential dinsination `, ) pacific character. It is stated under the bead of of our taxation ; consequently that all hope of ...' I *moue, that the Ottoman Porte has accepted the amelioration of our condition from a dituioutisa 41 • , Russia') ukimarum with certain modifications. The tho expenditure of the country, held forth in 11/ f French fonds, notwithstanding, are on the decline. loot Session of parliament, must prove moron. i ' It appears that the missionaries in Paris, of Here we have this pretended " Whig of the Oil whom so much has been said lately, are increasing School," the avowed advocate and supporter of at. a GA activity.'nriti z tiie concourse of persons who flock nisterial extravagance. If a diminution of this II So - the cburelesof.Sll. Genevieve to assist in their millions in the public expenditure, and cone- • exercised andettkelive their instructions, becomes queutly in the public . taxes. can be effected by o every cliii - tiiititNeistaitlerable. In order that the economy, it surely is good to the extent of halfrf e *Oiling cluellit Ja r profit by them, they come tie millions, the amount of the Property Tee pro. t Y DRe gee at baltio4l",ll6,,itt the morning, and con- posed. According, therefore,' to his own ergs. li have till f'• ' ''' ''fit`'' • '..4.4lairsi.--- ~ lions a year •by the way of a Property Tax. It II --411114Fisssimebt %Weight Spanish Papers to the would seem, therefore, that the sole ()Nett of the - reilinfilrit es ritoko 'l4l(Which are given in our writer is to extricate Ministers from the svotera of ei pretediog coliseum. -- .... • economy to which they and the Porliameid It a lia t slishassio.. F ,• • , : • . , .0 . pledged to tile country : • system which they must The '! } era, 26, .Ceptmo - 11110Miti Cos, sailed feel every day more irksome, in - proisortiuu sii vt *Om Portsmouth cm Sunday se'nuight for the a ... comes home to themselves ; for it is slily retasek knot• 1444 - liking dispatches to the Cope of economy that strikes at the small fry, leaving tie i . Good . Hops. -ated atonal. She is to relieve the great Leviathans of o ffi ce untouched, • Diainsig..- - 1144 two been no ship of war at Spit- ...„.„-_.- . .. .... . $ head .since. the flas soiled, nor outward-bound The Gazette of Saturday night cantaii,, 4 rers .. e merchantinen . dlarihg the week, the wind having b a t c h o f p romo ti ons i n th e Peerage. The e'eu. .... Hon of the Marquis of Bucciociniu, who solidi et continued fsie fee dm tpfle continuing their course ~. . down Channel. . ••••• .1 . pt. the head of the list, to a Dukedow , lets here ! e ?so-a...Fess-- • - long expected. The advancement of the Earl of : 111 A rumour begins to . peessit. - that it is the istlen.: ..; . Tv aSTINEATH has been also mentioned. The oiler ' it lion of Ministers to propose a rsuewal of the ipso - promotions in the lid come upon the town uy 140 party Tax in the ensuing Session. A left", te- , surprise.. 7 commending this expedient. has been jest pub- ______ • fr lished, addressed to the Earl of Lteserodt. the The DA e ofYORE was in close sittetatile 11 writer of which has adopted the signature of " A everyd ds. ay ast hark at his Office in the HUM guar ` " Whig of the Old School." He is more probably : in T 'f he M arqu i s o f LONDONDERRY came to tom to a disciple of the present Ministers. for • Property i4O Saturday morning, and transacted bushier. st 11 Tax is not much in unison with Whig principles 1 the Foreign and Home Offices. is The following is an outline of his plan. It is very tr Earl BATHURS . T and the ArrORNEY-G r Es s Ee . i , t . ansacted business at the Secretary o ta, •simple, , it quality that all plans of • confiscating Office fort , Home Department ,on SORDIsY ebiracter may boast. "It will of course," gays morning. • • r, the writer, "be in general recollection that the The CHANCELLOR of the Escort:weft come to f- late 101. per cent. Property Tax was averaged to town on Saturday morning, std,a li ar tter e t c r r a e n t wc y ti. produce fourteen millions, and that by various ju- bu s iness State'sO a ffi t the Office for Tr e asurytieomueid i t Deportment, pis . dicions arrangements its collection was considerably seeded at two o'clock to the British Museum 1° e , less explosive than the other taxes; thereby retain- Mend a meeting of the Governors. Alter te is ing to the service of the state the fullest possible breaking up of the meeting the Right Ilroiourah. , of extent of the impost. Upon this palpable and un- Gentleman proceeded to Blackheath. st erring basis then, I have to propose the adoption of The Right Hon. RoUERT _PEEL arrived in Los a conditional Property, or Income T ax; and Iso don i onTbursday, from Lulworth C r astle. Dorset: n - receive the appointment ofSecretary r denominate that be suinti- o-sStateire to for the Home Department, upon the rt..... i toted in the amount at w hi c h t may b e est i mate d r -nation of Lord Viscount Stomourn. On Flotor lie —say six millions—fur an equal amount of those and Saturday the Right Huma . Gentleman trio l . , i• .: „ mai n ly taxes which mai n ly press upon the ;labile at late, oese Sec etary a t , _hcti e ro viscount SlDNoUTß. ted l . l ,, o b m us e m i Dep a a t rt the ent, where he was receisol I•Y „ but more especially upon the middle and lower ', c ., ranks of our country. Slims in Portsmouth harbour— i d " I beg here to enumerate the various taxes, with lie their respective products, to winch I have just al- Queen Charlotte, Rannlira, A ibion, Sali.burv i , .Neser ( 7;:. • Vo ffey. r. Asd a rrnae .me he r , si E , u a r n t i olus, , Azi m il l e o , F a t i; v si it l u r; i r ue .., laded, and which I state, under the authority of „Me., Crand Cornelius tender. • the laborious and minute Finance Report, which The Diana, 46, was launched at Chathaut 0 was ordered by the House of Commons to be Tuesday lase. Detachments of' the 4iii, oth, 9th, 210, sitt. landed in March and April, tow, viz.— lei -. 0 . asth regiments, sailed from Cowes on Mum ay Malt £1,204,549 Consolidated Duty f ii- the Highland Lad transport. for the West lade', 967 Temporary Duty .... 2,682,145 t- 1,456,629 arousal Duty to join their respective corps. Candles 350,179 pai if ed he o ß n us , sn frigate r ia uesdayait As er p ileo llo u , Capt. fr.mp T o o i rt u si n u d t o h r v r; Beer... ..... " 1 1 , 4 '2 62. • a three years' voyage of discorrties in the 14 4111 • . it- Hops • "‘ 9, "'' Pacific Ocean. in Salt 1 ,45 0 ,144 The Ontario and Came/ion lave been paid cif Itt Soap B9 l 'bBe Captains JODRELL Lugo and Allsoaor, and tlx 11- Tobacco 870,510 Consolidated Duty) latter re-cominissioned by Lieutenant tilernait. l' o - ly and 1911,679 Temporary Tan t r 1,653,116 a tender to hie hlnjeety's personal yacht Apollo. Snuff 478,929 Mount Duty 3 Lieutenant DAVID OGILVIE, Comma ider 0 * Hides and Skim 639,208 the Jadinita East Indiums), who was dreweed ou -- th Total £ 10,919,688 Christmas-day, was the sou.in-how of Witi.iss ! ' he "In order then to reduce this total to the corn- LLOYD, Evq. R.N. of Torpoint, and hAs el widow and three chilrtren to lament his tois.-: cal pass of my proposed tax, which I have taken ie Lieutenant a t drowned E u the sante duties .o, ri- at six milli ,i I have to submit that the fol. was l lowing, as part of the above-named taxes, should event. va du O u o ugh tLwis. R.N. his broth . r . : - 1.„ .-0 . t .l, 4,..v;.,, , --• , ..; , .,..•-- , ,-...,AA , , . , .., . _ , • ~.,, e • , ' . 7 '.' ' • '' . , ‘::: . 4 1 1,4 4,1 r. 1 1. 1 4' ' :::'• : .. ,104 . : ' .5 4 r1 ' -„ .'° '.. ' ' -•,;,. : ''' '' • ' 111