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frt . 1 1 "-:" 1 t. *6 l - r _la 1f ;It • t ~ : ,t~. ,j ~, ~~1 `. ~ `, '' '. ~~, 14. 1 5 r +O 4 I).(gc lIOIHE OF LORDS Tit E , A,' , .y WITH SWEDEN.. -. The Earl of LIVERPOOL, by conmand of his Itoyal 1-lightiess the Prince tiegent, . presented Collie'` of the Treaty. of Concert and Subsidy •be 'tween .. AlajeAtV and the Court of Sweden.-- l'iiis his Lordship, in the first instance, propo§eii_ ktuttl(l be ralieu hat) 'Consideration on Weflnes • ` day ntxt, and their Lo i d s hi ps summoned on the i occ as i on. . . w Ti l i e li,:ari „f L,/IDER. DALE represented that. 1 f.,,e('ne*+Y .wotild be an inconvenient day with t: i TP " (') Sc'ine Noble Lords who wished 'to take part in the discussion of a point ot such peculiar !Importance; it wood heiliconveni.ent with respect oad.° idinself, an'l particularly to a Noble Lord who . put stone questions to the,Nohle Earl nn rh ,341,),1ect. I.lesides, there was an understanding, lie neheved., that ‘veduesdays %yen, to be allotted ge ne:r4HY to consideration of business rather Of a' td, or local description. He therefore put ,it tot he Noble Earl %vim her Tlin7sday would not aswer the • ti t b.* , liable to the Inn p0!...e, w 1 1011 tlllt, . IDl)leet.(lus he Handed to ? Joction lite Earl of LtvEnpooL observed,. he h oh ' to deter the 44ousideration of the no subject till Thurada-, j on the grounds stated by the Noble ; ' ad.. , . i .. . , The Aiscimsiol \vas arcordinrly fieil f or Th nr3- day, Ind the p'ecr6 oill erec t to be titunithinod ac .. 1 ~.,. cqrtllLigly....,,, ' . r itujourned till ''iionday. 4 ....... , .. 1e11 ti.....0.... 1Y ',. I . ROUSE OF COMItONS. rItIDAY, ,JUNI; 11. 11;14 On the motion of 'Mr. I'l'44llTO/4r; an Address ved to the,Plitice Regent, praying his Jpil Highness would he graciously pleased to 4 e a l i t i 7 it e , t s 1,..v In'oceedjitgs of .the Goverinirs of Queen isoknity, t.) Ile !dill betore the tiouse re 4tr",,riag .the appropriation of 1(10,0001 granted in th e '4".tziession fP. .1 . • tf ' I •q 1 of the rt , or n , 0 di Idititill Or t lei& n k.it5.,..,, , • . Isi,, v t`J, i • . v .xcise Bdi, and the Excise Declaration , m 1 i . , 1 ; c :,_Llt thraagh a Committee, the repert.,.of 1 , 1,,, 1 `, 4 8 ordered to- be received to..morrow. ; nli Li,.,`"ate went into d Committee of Supply, ' sar wo ' ll 4 'grant of 8-1.920/, Is. GC as "n'Pen' to Vii, ~ , Til e 1 ,,"• 1 4ner, was agreed. to. gy red t -r'n‘e re,nmed, and the :Report was or , 4 1 ..p`' ', ) e received on Nionctiy. 4e tc„ni'.l.llner's Compensation Bill was ordered to T it _ I,4!tted on Tnoday. : r • , atti:,o%tetititllerS 13ill Was read a second time, S l. _ tl. patted tor Tuesday. I?. i ` 13EsAltr ()brained leave to * bring in a Bill illsrl .. .4.l!lct:ttt ‘ l "g the Corporation of the Royal pa kotit'ri Tiit.ly elf. Ireland, And to ;,.ppoint Commis y. x,r° IllqUir into. the Claim s on the COM (lfiliii f . e * and tO provid e for the Completion ()laic 4 l'rnll)iitdin to Talmonhatry on the Shan itt*at re,:,' 4iterwards brought in the Bill, which a ld till'i..a firt time, and ordered to be "read a se , N.r, \1".1, Tuesday: . ;sr v,stitiAlllnN obtained 1 5 +'.p to bring in a Bill ,Vor t ,r j Ek his IVla'jeseir certain parts of 'Wind . r ? .'(''''l 6 " ' - the ~y,„,,,,,s.rttu:4Gii presented a .copy of • '- . • SWe". ie/1.14ii tl.C2t.tdeti i)otween Great 11ritatv 411.4 ipie t l l V ilt d(l or mai•ch lae,t. 'tivi_glyds}:,o g 4 ; 49 ~,miqt.t, .N ~hould, chtit tenti.., .i. tile 11/ti, ) tills subject i i ! 1 ' 1 pie 'l'/-caty . tvti i i , . on Ile( nettc ity. - 'My, vr' `lllother 'column: • . I; l ,i ll ' . e ti } i A l t i ITilitertE4:l) hoped the Noble Lord xvould s t be ti, 'NI . II papers just presented m "id to. j i l t o rive (' a dded, he hatt been just about 4 Ole, wi th notice of a motion for the 29th of 4 it uati ,,:: v.itw or obtaining inforsn;ttion as to 11 ,4 igu p "I which this Country stood with, tutbil!q andefrlit:',l'. when it wa, .his intention _to ~iet cif i t IL: conLideratioa of ' the ' lionse tile A r 41,,, . Are to il , 4.1...tir1d , i, (I tw it dX Ilederoption Bill was read a se ,,), 'and or(leted to be cotnmitted on Mon- 14 th e Loc k 1 ,:, , elt lttl le r notio _ L TOKENS. t ,e thk i ti,,tß,- I )._ 'l of the CIIANCELLOR of the tx . :le ttou s . , ' ~.,,... fr c 'citi 1„1 ueut Into a Committee on ~ il i i t ci .eih A tt Rti lAN cy . - ll ' ~4 kili!tltertkti,i, '141"011 of the ExCFIEQUER said, lie L- - , ,, , bi t IT': woiliii(ii:%lolle.that• a sufficient supply of ",, ii e4. : l at 4, hit , e been received to have enabled t.‘„, t ." 1 11, t , hi ei PPIY the 'country with a eircidating . 4 'kle L I w ould 1 , -.. . tu t „ , oc a i ,i, tavt_ matte it unnecessary to (, .. ,; 1 ,,,, in. this, b uti,eus in circulation. Diap . . 1 : ;,, , 0 ' ; tiv k::: ,s,it'ti:tiiiiikveut-tolti,trY62trnircurnstanees on which it was to dwell, though the situa '4ll„ .0 4,41 net ? wits considerably improved„ it '"'e !it , ii..e,"ary to permit Local Tokens ~‘, mutt certain regulatious. Among IAtPERIAL PARTAAAIENT. FIIMAY, JUNE 11. • The early part of thy was, as usual, since the recent Stauding Order,.appropriatee t the trans action of judicial business. Counsel were heard at considerable length respecting two Irish Appeal Causes, viz LL :—.-Loyeland, d em i se of M`Namara, ynall • ; their Lordships judgment on which 'leas postponed. And Hunt anti Others e. 'Mann ; judgment on 'which - was fixed for nonday. The Liverpool Improvement Bill was brought up from the Commons by General GASCOIGNE, and read a' first time. Lord tiT. JOH N moved the second reading of the 'll'innre Carriage Bill; which accordingly took Phee: The Bill was committed for Monday.. The Militia E , tablishment Bill passed through a. Committee of the whole Honse, and was re ported withottt ainendfnent. . Ti le Lad of a:n:1 , pursuance of what fell from him yesterday, called their Lords'aips' atten t ion nouse to thts topic. o f a d ue vent i lation Of the D. In the course of a few observations upon the subject, we understood the Noble Fort to say, that upon inquiry he found die plannriOntilY wwl never adt:quatay tried ; file appa .'"ils ''" r Which was of to very simple nature, and Intended, by means of fires in " Per palls of the H ouse, to attract and carry ! off the warm, air He would then mare no motion, but pm )f)4 that on the next eveniilg of long debate a fire should be lighted, or the furnaces heated, in ;}le6,fUllY to try the eared of the mode. to which 4 . hvei ted; .and if their Lordshi • , r) . ive i t ps welt. lUL (it , ,d • "leased effect two fires might• tit or- , IL Instead of one. he peopte that nett paper tokens should. he issued under twenty value, and that all paper tokens issued, should when brt;ught back be paid in Bank of England, notes. lie moved for leave to bring in a Bill to and alter explain the Acts. Mr. WHITBREAD:did not oppose the bringing in of the Bill, but he objected to the regula tions mentioned by the !tight lionotirable Gen tleman. Mr. littstussort stated it .to have been his opi. nion, that it would he found necessary to raise the denomination. of Bank Tokens lgain, rather than to do without Local Tokens.. • • Mr. PoNsoway would vote for the motion. He was not disappointed - at finding it necessary, as he never expected the Bank would be able to fur. hid) a sufficient supply of tokens to supersede the necessity of local tokens. He had heird that the last coin sent to Ireland had been adulterated and debased one seventh below its former value. Mr: W. FrrzcanAt.n denied that •it had been debased, but admitted it was not equal in weight to what. it had been; He, • howeVer, contended. that this circulating mediiiin was preferable to Lo cal Tokens, the necessity of recurring to which had thus been averted. Some further conversation took place, in which Mr. ronsonby, , Sir J .Newport, Lot d Castlereagh, Mr. Huskisson, and Mr. -Baring, participated i • after which the Resolution' was agreed:tn. House resumed, and lea - Ve was given to . bring in . the Bill. SWEDEN AND IitY3STA. Mr. WHITIIREAD 1VislIC(1 to ask the Noble Lord (Castlereagh) if 'the treaty concluded bet Ween Bernsclinte and the Emperor. of Russia, alluded to.irithe treaty bqrween Swede n an d t hi s co n ntry, Val to - he laid.before the llnuie ? CASTLEREAG IS Lord . stated it to be his inten tion, when subjects connected with it were brought forwArd, to give such explanations.of it as would enable the Muse to judge of the propriety of the engagements entered into by thi3 'onntry. WIIITHREAD, though the Noble Lord was very good authority, would prefer being enabled to refer to• the letter of the treaty. , Mr. PowsoKar, as the Noble Lord rncnnt to publish part of it when nn his leg , , such part at least might as..; well be submittet: to the House now.—No answer being given, the Right Hon, Gentleman gave notice, that on Monday be-would move for tile production of the Treaty. , LordeAsTLEREA.OI% did notobject to the ;notion's being submitted to the House, but ,could not pledge.; himself to support it lie had no-ohjee lion to giv e il l fi,i; rna ri ou to the House, but ,was anxious on the part of .the EnglilrGoverument, not to betray the, 'confidence of other Govern. Mr. Powsom could see no reason for with. holding it. BUIMET. The llonse having resolved itself into a Com mittee of Ways and Means, The CI; ANCELLOR of the EXCEMILTER, in rising to bring forward the Budget of, the year,..sailLthe nalortunate circumstance of a Flouse not having been formed on Wednesday, had nrechultd from communicating to the noose thetei ins on Which the Loan for the service of the year had been concluded, so early as he could have tvithed, and as was us ua l. He troverose -to do it, and shortly to recapitulate the various. financial sores, trhich he , had lotind it necessary to pro pOse. If the length of time whi c h i t wou ld' he necessary for him to occupy, •were to hear any proportion to the magnitude Of the objects which. his statement would embrace, he was of opinion, little time would 'be ; left fur the discuss on of the other ImporLint.'sulijerts• trhich sto o d f or 'that night ; hat he 'hoped- the measures to which he had to call their attention-, were in themselves - so clear, and already so well understood by the House, that it irwild he necessary for bin bat shortly to trespass on their Vatience. lie should 'first proceed : to state.fhe- amount of the Supplies called for, and afterwards sulmiit to them the Ways and - Means, by whieli those Supplies were to be met. [l, ion the general magnitude of th e charge he. shoidd at present offer no ,particular otiservation, as the s?.,veral artielesof which it was composed had been already discussed by- that 'F,lonse, and be therefore tvould not dWeTh on those political and military exertions which had swelled it to its present amount. 'ThesuPPly granted for the Navy in the present year was 20,5.75 That for the Army 18,926,000/. Not withstand - - ing the large sum which had been granted to meet the Army Exiraordinaries of the last year, (5,000,0001.) to tt Was ; as he had already stated to the 116 use, a very consfikrable arrear on that head of expenditure. This arrear was no less than 4,662,000/..--To meet this the sum of 4,100,0001. bad already been granted by the House ; and on NVechieiday -next it was his intention, in the Com mittee of Supply,. to move a grunt to nialie good th e Ten - minder. In order to prevent at recureence' ofstieh an arrant. at the close ot. the present year, - it Was his intention to move a-larger grant, and- at once to call for the su n; 0,700,000/, oil account y or of the Arni E.xtradinaries. The HooSe h a d already granted 0,000,0001. The 4,506,0001. which remained, it was- hisintention t o mOve for on. Wednesday. These sums; to 200,0E1. for the Army Extraprdinarie s of Ireland, made the tot a l c h arge On t hi s bead 9,70‘0,000/. The tot a l charge for ordnance (incinding the charge on ac count of Ireland), was 5,101,294/. .This foil some- of thecharge fin the last year, which had amounted to 5,2.79,8271. Thechar ge for miseellane ous services, et which but f ew of the supplies re:- mained to be voted '.vas 2,500,000/. The subsidies to Sicily and Portugal amounted to 2,400,000/. and these, with the grant of 2,0 00,0001...t0 the East . India, Company, comprised the 'Whole' supplies for the present year, with the eiception of the vote o f credit. l'lte.l:lotise; at a period like the ores:cut, would see the propriety of arming the Government of the country with the means of profiting by any circumstances which might arise, and i t was, lens intention, on a futureod,7oo,., to ptohsee suin of credit of five or 6,00 Lf . 1,000,000/. sbould remain- unisSued of the last vote of credit, - he ,sliould then call tor 5,000,0001. bit if this were riot the case, lie should propose a' grant o f 6,000,0001. The sums' he had enturier-' aced made the total joint charge to -he provided for, 72,065,6391. In addition, tiire was a ' sepa. SUPPLIES 281 a. Nary lexcia3ive of Ordnance Sea 20,575,011 -- Aroy - tincluding 13Exr.atki and eQti,t. ort;sariati ' Ditto, Irttianti - • 3,1P3,Gt.X.1 , PP* - • - 8,9z6, Extraordinaries f En4lan a I r;•1 tt tut 2,05,v00 thiptoridect ditto, 144 t Year 9 27e,000 Otcloance .including 4,66e,707 4c,1012P4 4,500,000 Vote of Credit Eu z laud Sicily Fudia Company 6,t00 , 0 0 0 400,000 2,090 , Cr:* 2,COD. ocO Joint CI ..... SEPARATE CHARGE. Loyalty Locn. l7l,enG Interest on Exelliquer Bili 9 Ditto on Dui.,eutivrel Gr.tut to Sitil,ing• rim.l in respect to Excliegner LiiiN.unprovided ef.?0,000 Vote of Credit, 1612 3,000,0,4 5, , 271,83G Deduct Irish Proport km of 72,03.5,691. 8,474,310 77,337,475 Dizto Cis9l Lkit and Consolidated ud 173,2'2-3 8,6' , 1,533 Total on acconutof England The %I"apt anti Ikleans were as follows :-- Annual Duties . . .. , Surplus Consortidted Fund War foxes Lottery . Exeltegner Deiientores • Vote of. Credit N.v. -- 1.1 Stores (P,'nglislr Proportion of 601,9081. Loan L :3,000,000 600,00,) 21;000 00,) 20,),000 15,775,600 799,n00 6,000,00 r) 5431,096 41,000,u00 .. L 6 , •tioq i cis Lie would first explain his reasons for taking the surplus of the Consolidated Fund at 500,0001.-- I The Committee were aware that there teas a fall. !•ing i at the revenue in the year ending April's,• 16!3, to the amount of 1,500, - 0001. It was, how . - ever, :itisfitetory to be able to trace this detalca itn to its carorc - In the Mart and Excise duties, there was a defalcation of near 3,000,009/. 'lt was therefore ckai', from there being a ti&ing off on ihese dUties to such an amount, while the to tal defalcation in.the reteipts of the year was but 1,500,000 t.. that the other branches of the reve nue must be increasingly productive-. In the col.. leetion of newly imposed taxes, .the Committee unts,t be aware that some irregularities were unit voidable, that which ought to, go to the War Taxes being'soMetiines carried to the Consolidat4 ed Fund and that which (night to he' carried to the etnisolidated Fund Eking sometimes paid- to • the War Taxes.- These anomalies, however, were easy to redress. The particular articles to whiehl he had alluded :II hayin g etasted the detafewion i s the revenue, had experienced that fid ling olf whicb. be Emil noticed, partly front the situation of our nutunilleturerF, and . partly• from the scarcity of provisions, arising from' the failure- - of the lor vest. He trusted neither .of these evilit :Would he felt in the same degree this year; Oa 1,0 voitot of the circu t u he Stances 'had just noticed, i» estin tat,, /lig the average produces at the Consolidated fund,, he left Ont of his calculaiOn the.last year, wheh' endeavouring to ascertain the average produce Of the Castorns and Exeise. .Thee}, taking their average produce fronttim years 1809, 1810, and 1.811:, Stood as follows,' 'allowing for the produce of the new duties :--_ Customs L4cise k 5,0a7,061 18,636,0%) tate_ charge on iteoltit Of Great Britrirn, edrittst ing of the following article's t—For the Loyalty Loan, 171,8361: Grant fat' the repaynient of terest on Exchequer Wlls, 1,800,000 L Grant to pay the interest of Debentures, 40,000/. There was also a grant of the House of one per cent. to . the Sinking Fund, on account ht the Sxchognet' Liils unprrivided for in trelinary last. 'nth, amountod to 260,000/. These, with the vote . of credit for 1812, made a separate charge of 5,271,8:361. making the total charge 77,337;4751. If from this, 8478,3101. the Irish proportion of 72,068,6,591. were deducted. with the sum of 173,223/. on account of the Civil List and Como lidated Fund it would be seen . that the total, charge to be provided for by , Great Britain was 68,683,900 i. ,He now 'came to that which was nor the least difficult part of the difficult part of his task, to show the manner in which he these supplies were to be tnet. The Annual Duties be took at - 300,000/. The surplus of the Consolidated Fund, which he had last year taken at 3,600,0001. account of the falling off which had beet! e c- perieneed in the course of the year, he would roily take this year at 500,000/. He would shew the gronnds on which he ealcukted. on this sur plus : he took the War•TaXes at 21,030,000/. the avelngs . cif the last three year 3, in addition to the sums rtiven to meet OR: Loan. He would take the Lottery at-203,000/.-being less than its..aettud -province in the last year, as it had pi odured 220,0001. having been estimated at 393,003/. Under two Acts which had passed, 15,735,800/, had been funded in Exchequer Bills, which had been replaced by issues to an equal amount. In additiou to this, it bad been intemted to raise nearly the same sum on' Debentures. At pre sent:, however, the:,ant raised on these amounted to but 800,0001. To make good ti e deficiency, be proposed, at a future time, to fund Exchequer Bills.to the amount. He, however, was -not dis posed to fund Exchequer Bills without limit, but the surplus of the Consolidated Fund bad been take! ) on grounds so reasonable, that its produce intuit be expected to equal ,its estimated emonnt. The total unfunded debt would remain What it was in the last year, and be hoped no inconvenience would he found irrthe money market to result front his plan. On the head of Ohl Naval Stores; introduced into the Budget last year for. the first time, it had occurred to his 'Right Hommrable Friend; the Chancellor of the Exchequer for. Ire land, that Ireland had a right to her proportion of the sums thence arising. This claim admitted, their total amonnt beiog 601,0081. the English proportion was 531,000/. • Adding to these sums the Loan of 21,600/ made the total of the Ways 60 Means, 68,806.196/. giving a, stirpitts -above the Supplies, -of 120,2541. Having thus explain ell the various items to Which he had felt it his duty to call the attention of the Committee, he briefly recapitulated theM, to bring them more innuediately into one point of view, in the ftillaw ing order Ofi tt) y64f3, thd iittfaAiO qtr sell (1 T.l3(e3i iotititlieig the pi.dtittce litt - t% (41 , ties, fwd.; a. 6 200,000 t ; the :!.taoll-‘ ; Wind the Poet ()Rica Dittieg .1 The limulters' end LkTrlstn i and tht. retnnitliir Sti l lil l )l ' iinci!e.:k of- t CtClitlP to the * Consolidated Viind, tanking it ;impala to 38,793,0001. be tooit edicultititni w. To. these were to be adcl6l4,tile Ttt!tf. n t:t.z propriated to the. Consolidated Ptionl, anionntine: to 9,706,096 pounds ; tnade tiltal 41,4991000 L Thv eliarge on it ; excle3ive of , tll charge for .the Liar of the present year, ttlilVtilit ed to 36,260,00'0/. The (kficiemey bt 130i1111.., iti the year ending April 1812, it , as I,Cioo,ooolt. The additional Charge created in the pre-; • sent Session Expected pr, , tioCe 'of the duties iinpoAtd to meet the said charge • .50,000. 1 ,f! 50, 003 . . Esfininted rfirplos of the Consolidated Pttrid, for the year embus sth April, 1814 Deficiency of surplus, year endeti sth April, 1813 ii,QRI,OOO Surpter reinftiriing fur present year ....,..... . aos,ooo From this it Irottld he seen, that he would have been fitstified in calculating on a somewhat lat•get', sitTllts. He proceeded to !.hew in What way• he had formed his Estimates of the War Taxes. The Carit.,rts Ault Er,eitte , averaged in the three 'furs ending 5, Isl 2 ,CP.SI,POS Athi DO* iinposed in IFII I, nod Hie present: yell - 650 0 ,000 Awl- for the iii ‘ lter Duty tTn S;4;:thrs of rts. p,r cwt. IC entrieveute of tt,e hi,ol rict , whicn might he taken .... . . .. .250,000 the Total wouid be This stint, then, he took,ds ant verage of the toms anti Excise. Of the Property Tax there remained of formar As srssmmts uu April 5, 1813 gstiumted prutl : uee of the preseitt year l.-2,960,th0 42,321,9.44 Deduct the suits remaining:to cottplete the grant of 1812 5,P08,245 There would remain. 133;01 This sum writ:A ttr the 10,304651: e, , hieh he took for the produce of the Customs and gave 23,726,(66 Dednet,ing from t the War Taxei pledge:! for the interest of the debt - • Anti there remained to be granted for the st , eri, : e of the year 2,706,000 gi >020,044 It remained for him stnk the conditions on which the loan had been contracted. These, thought, were so far satisfactory: that all poetics ought to he satisfied. They did not impose a greater Vurden on the pubile than was necessary, and if beneficial t o th e contractors, it was not Aso 'much so as to give them an unfair advantuge. For every lOU subscribed they receive 1101. in the three per cent. - Reduced Annuities, 601. in the three; .per cent Consols, and Bs. 6d. in the Long Annuities. The Charge to be provided for Was very cousidet able. The .capital debt . created was 35,700,0001. theluterest 1,160,2501. the one per cent t() the Sinkthg Fund 536, - 9991. To this Wilt to, be added for managenient, 11,3791.; making- 4 a total charge of 1,706,6181.. The total debt create . ed by funding in the presenf., session, amounted to 54,780,41231.; the interest on it wai • 2.,062.,96.64. 18S. 4iti: The per (tentage to the Sinking Pond amounted to :765,914/. Is. Id. ; the charg e f or tniinagetitetit was 17,1031 . 2s. 414 a. ; and the total' Charge to the public was 2,8-15;0A/. 11$.1. The Rouse would underst....nd that lie ttleattt to pro. pose to cancel such part of the debt as the sum in the bands el the Commissioners was sofilcieut to cnvc.w. On this subject he,. howevcr, thought it at present unnecessary to .trouble •Cotninittee, a$ other opportunities s'mild occur for going Vito it ; reserving to himself, therafore, the right to give any exploration that might aprear accessary, he should trouble them at present no farther. The Right Gent. then moved Irk Ist Resolution, which, as well as all the others, passed without tiny discussion. IRISa DrAGET, Mr'•' W. FITZGERALD said, that though 'it Wag bis wish not to occupy much of • the time of the Commiree in . stating. the Supply and Ways and Means for the service• of licland, yet he feared that it would be impossible for him to avdid tres passing At some length upon tlicir attention. The items of the Supply were as follow : SUPPLY. Deficiency of Contribution 1812, exclusive of . , • Array, l..Ntraiirditiaries supplied this Year - L. , 2,,226,037 ...Estimated Quota. of this . Ye4r, • • ' i4gs of Army Extraordiliaris supplied this Year, 8,661,58 - Th. Brit. Totcrest nd tiiu iut }'und on pri;ivnt Dv ht • Grant to Sinking - Fund respect of Treasury . - - - 9,:372,04 4,!Th1,b01 e. I ,60.1 Tai Tata! Supply ' .16,511, 1 356 meet 1% . 1,1;eh there were. WAYS AND MEANS. Snrpins of Cons o lid ate d M in d L:3481,478 Itey,ltat:.B • . 4,600,(1!)0 •,11 Lotte: ies Seal/Lyles AVa.;ei . 1-7tl3s of Cul 14. Naval Stores, 15-l7ths tio:reuf bting taken cret,lit •for, b Epgii4l4l; 70,51 a. . • y . „ Louri in Eni;land„, 6 ,00,0001. Britain, fi,500,000 100,000 73,425 7C,713 8,50,m0 Jilt; The first item in.iCiS estimate, viz, the anrplus of the Cnn solidated Fond ,tong thus Butane. 6th ./tut. ISla ..... — A Remaining- of Britiih Loan; 1Z41.. • • • 1,:5ar:,713 aimm, 4 nem , c r Artuz.;nl, Principal of ontstauding Trcittoi'y nnd Lutti r , r Prixr;> • Aril,;.slass Ltrilt; '' .ttrplisi • , The charge. upon the Lonnq contracted this yeas would 2.000,0n0i. at CI, it.g. for money .. .1t5,,750 li Lthin, C,'5t , Q,04j 1 . t 7i. 4,70,v20 . Tfie Mitirc. and TaNes to meet w inch bar. ) in be heti pro.. posed to the tiouse in the coarse the their prOdtice Ire tSlitllatel its lettOWS MCli , ti/Mi NV:li! it Tf.,')ticco ............ . 4.. 9t":,t100 alt, per Is4l, eel ...• ........... ..... `Rpirits, (sd per Gallon ..... ....... ... . . 110,000 rustast:3 it.,.rt ik per et and upwitmli leti,floo' Poswge, Altet=ttion .11 Lhities ............ . ... 16 0 0 0 Leathtr .;.• ....................... . ... 610,00 Q In devising the means of answ, e ti ng ' these char ges , he felt thnt he urn 4 ; •