The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-29 00:00:00

TAXATION A'D'D FINANCE: " Clued ittitai . Apreatte,..cer • . , The whole Income of - -tisa...Taxes,"iiP l ;o, tont. and •Excise Duties ... of ,Pepce, • Ati on a .0:IndsOwl of,,Ahglpiid, "t‘,tt les; and Scotland, of 13 . millions, is ttbtit 31. per bead, per' annum, or less than . 211. per...diem all round. 'in this analysis, the amount or view is not very frightful A' population of .13 millions, which cannot, expend toss for its maintenance "anti ,cOnvenienre . than • the current, si:Mina! 'diibUrse of 301. to 401: per annum!;' for ' the arerhge Of all, which is.ahout ,4!".t0 millions -, of disburse, should' sonteltew have a entail incomf ' s tbereabotits„ or not abort of 500. Shen does it happen, that with all c:f.spipAjO,, 'is of small 'incomes considered,"' not one.sitiotribardly • inure :than one quarter 'of . this incineAlffebeen returned and assessed, to the of 10 'per cent. for 10 per cent.; on 4001ittillions, si-iOuld return 50 tn'illit ., tiSOf reventte-fInVI4 Only: The net whole war-income of:41/ tlie tit%es'being. C 5 millions, nod the charges and waste of eollee lion about, three millions more, is 'still iiltogetlt f er less than 61. per annum, or 3d. per day on each individual.—The wages 44 labour in the-metro polis, bave for the last •15 year's, been froin - 2 - 1. a week,, and On the . ship-carpentering.. tires-work, Etc. fro,. 60s. to 61. a sveek, and upwitftis. , :11 le •-••• happened, that tor 24 4rtival y,ar. exertion, wastes, 'Cipenet . and mimes tind the ptlYelot.se of freiguliiiofillr''fdild, in'the EaSt Indies . ; En'gland,Si. l 4l . Ain,t,(, anti Ireland have still increased in numb'ers,‘eitSe unit convenience of. life, by 'added comforts. con- Stutiptioh's and luxuriate and,increase - a real pos sessions Of all kinds, and Of nominal, wealt i b, cticrtiley and capital? . How has she risen, like a full-feathered,pliceoix i - oitt Of ashes ?: IS it not : 'the effect of, uctiviries, exertions, and industry, rewarded and provoked hy.demand, Oren.: lotion, and confidence ?;;—exempted 11'4141%6m invasion, pillisge„ ruined tovens'aitil l :4444; 3 4e-'.. serf ed or ravaged fields, conscriptiorrOpfArtchy, civil massacres, the abandonment of lidtiFlgoti'lle spair, and the otiicliievoits itdirtCtiOn • • ',iv., ambition, revOl - s, and ternisstioii. , Indunie Tax 11 . 01 V proposed, is I Os. .i•licad only on 12 Millions of peOpk, end if One Itie , ezetiipted, is oas...rOund .on the „remainder; anti so slated, : does not wear ,a fiery affirming aspect. If the :gross natiiiiiiil'inCOnie 400 tssiliions only, it 1 per Cent on . this ,gross irtettintt ; it cannot then be Olt amount or proportion so taken , which can of itself *terrify or afflict.';-Lits pridciple .too is, or 5i,i30.914-.1;le, equal and rateable to uteCuis and tlic - efillieur c u lt sick cannor,. as () . 1(1C( to it ‘kitli.,.rleceiley propriety. Its difficulties and h0tir.40,,, trnist •,. . c sttpd.opon the ! manner am! practice or-tiVttn. ' -Abel; defects in inquisition levy and sses4ijient . , , 4-4 'lll"iir these-there could be no room O'i,oViitiTtliiiity, candOur . " and intelligence, on i I,ital e, pursailtd and could be, , relied on through the' iviitile'communitv of the people. 'When - tliis cannot be relied on, our even ati equality all round of coneenlmeut, hi-gins the vex,ition of scruti 'llOn* Inquiry, whi'eh is• SO far the vice and defect of t h i s ' lIICASUCC of revenue, Si) prOper, equal and , easy in its aim and theory. Of the poor and lower classes, iiftet: i lleir tea and tobieco, hoer and gin, , coals. and shots, are taxed, resti,aini but their bread and meat . ; skins to - :'lliclse ,. : . tl4qtinetern loot, at a siiigli4etkiry ()f ex would nearly equivalate theluitt,ctitimated from the reduced proposition of the Ihrome 'fax; the common hlker is eliarged with taking this . „ „antitpnt,,. to odditionto.rilis proper profits, and to lerated its the practice,. most probably an over : charge against him' notiottritled. .• GoVernosent . must esthmite the criliity, rienty, owl comparative case of 'the" • tinp at ed iri regulation, iv it of its practice, levy; skill ussessinent, Op, !tut (pp and — priTretei - of - life; and sbc?tilil try Lon! ay,. or trebounclit?, .prolier eitiiit#rots,' . . • 4 11 tariil 1;0 11 0 ii:MS$ klYlZite 9itr itA1144 , . tipa , . /pe.Ans, so ;is tolic,able to of disped,s ttAtrtillS . talc, uttl ys well convinced by the Oa expa-' • litince, - Nati ~ p hservatiott of . sixtren yierii, that , . kis, With nil its pariial anti 'particular inconvc ..bletievr, generally; • the nt()% , t whidestune .atid fair M all h cr - of *levy "jtelTiledsed: —.Activity. ,e,itiploymtnit; iti‘iciitipus,,"ilie increase of l e,- tiiiroc;trions iii commerco,- with the eatterit •ctwi. quern. 4intl the westert.ll'etuisplicre,, north and .4 0 14 1 / 1 , i!'ait iitercaie itio . Qtite and. capital ,s,soocy 1 1,, i(!. wealth ) race. tire: bilerett id Alto y, ecollo ; .. 111 4e theu'oto 'and'iticreivie the ciiililti t2Of life; e:ht . ' ' . -; '''. " c"tfo woutl improeutent .4, h4hiti rst coo I } l ion etuoug all "the people,` Call i lie 2Y s.ll.lllliii V '" v acuo ti - autb wid means, coniailigroit 'itiid•pro duction, • incomes and taxes, wealth itt4 'and soon make the pre.3erit amount of 'debt and taxes. light, but should not encourage_ thcrr crease, nor allow any relaxed attention to a pro .per 'economy in - establishment, and in the ad.ni ni*tration of the revenues :of the State. 'rhe Income Tax, is in truth, as old as the ercation, and was - paid by Adam in the firstling* of his flockl . and 816 ,years was laid ‘ on„ all the World by a Roman Cmsar, it: has been adopted by the cool, Jeatuirms, anal unitnitative policy of . Auatria, , lt is allowed by the latest and abrest foreign .economists, to be the only proper basis and plan of taxatkon,,but they ad'uiitwhat is true, Alin in 'the present. imperfect state . of .human Morals, and intiicifte . involutions and varieiies o4roperty and occupation, it'isofntosi dirieult Practice in equal levy and perception. On this account, it is mutt'. to be . ilesired, that it were not now netts .. sorry, to the wants of our finance and the grrod faith and credit of the State ; that its reduced aim and amount could be furni-shed by some est pedieuts more palatable, of easier practice, and equal eilicacyv and that its regulations of collea ;tion could be simplified, to Le less vexatious • in' as>ct.4itlent anti inquisition. 'File assertion, that there has. been at some time a compact, With the nation, of Parliament or of the Altitistryi. that this Manner of taxation should in no cireutnitance 'continue longer titan the war, is,snrely as false as alPiurd. No such compact could he made eith;rhy Parliament or Adminis tration, on'any principles of political right and' Ever successive year has the right .and. the power •its Own 'regulation, according to its necessities anti its exper'seilee and judgment Of the .best manner ot providing for its real wants, wit4 ll due and anxious regard to the interests and policy of the. State, and the Iconstitutional ha bits,..and-easa and oontent . of •the people . . Feb. 57; 1816. • . , • P.IIIIIULT.YS. NAVAL\ is,k;WS. , "4 . • DEAL,. FED. . hack . last 'night, after post, the Neptune,. INVARIATy, teir.ille East • In dies. The'retnainder of the fleet, that ,sailed from the Do‘i , tis on the.26iiiinst. 11,41 not put hack. The wind is now North,' which will . enah)e them; I have no doubt, to ele,a the attnnel,;— Siiied again this morning his. ittajest.y's : thip• . castle, fur l'ortsnlotith ; Cornwallii,''GaanAst,'"and Neptone, ,INVARIATY, for' the tpst. Indies ; tridge, ANDuasot.r., fur th~'lalc.uf F i l i i i 6e ; Congo, 'luctcalr,.. and . Dorothy' t!;insport, for. Africa ; Surrey, RAttir.; for — lNLY'n, South Came down -. 'from 'the • itiver, anti sailed; :his Miijvsty'S Ship Grafkus, for ,PortiniOntii. Itentain the Downs ;the lion: 'East.:lndlii:..',.o:nnpany.'s ships Cainbridge'and Culdsireal:n ‘ , fo r il l :, F„, i , ft , hulks. Put; rimount, Tits, 2f3iw—Salieil his Majesty's ship ay . for . 1 itii . and his Atojesty's i shit; for the 'Melliterritnean., IA Prince Ernest , packet, Witli !Pails "for Lisbon ; Chesterfield puckct, wirli rnaits for Lkbon, Gibraltar; and ; Elit,Abeth packet, with far Suri ; and pia, Dinjesty's- Ship Satellite fur Alisltnt Wind. W.N, Yesterday a Court o f Directors was held Cube East 11).ise, when the following Com . menders took Alteir final lesve of - the Conn, pie- Viotie to ,deJ H . for their respective Alestiow. ,tions,. viz. C.aptaln T. harkens, Warren Hastings r„ Captain IL P. Tai , mention:, Asia;—for Madras and Bengal, . • Captain J. A. lirlfer. Stwereigii. for tit:, HiNos nod Captain A. T.MAsow was liwnrii into the COW. ti';'v snip Providence,' coniigned tt, : Helena anti China. ' • 'We stated in a' former number the intention of Government 'ti) disband the [661011144.1a /cry' shortly: %Ye- understand that the 'Measure will be carried:into duct in some part of tb!norith of-April: - Baton iLTIT, Ambassador train the -. lCitto of Sixoriv -to illy Patticslii.oitttT, arrived 'ln town Sooddy l..st. ; • ' • Lord C kV! . LtwirApr was absent from !lte, House of Commons throngli indisposition. In • the' preceding night, his Lordship was present only during part ot the dibAte.' • • . .• It - is said that Mr. Wit.oßßyoses is shout to bring - the state arthe Christian Slaves, in Algiers, -before- Yarliimient. - 1 ' __...,._ .........._...... . . A-gra .nd Entertainmentivill lie given on . Siam.- day,. st ,the iklilitury Cl a tib liotoe, -Albetuatrle- Oreef, in houour of the Naity.being united with that Estahlisiurnt. 7 `I • ; .. ..... The Archdukes ' JotiN. and Louts of AilsTata,. during their .stay in thiS country,•have de voted it . htfge portion of .their time in viewing those supports of its commercial interest, its - tuanufacturts, yesterday forenoon vkited the letter-foundry—M . l)e. it.,'"Atautin EltV,. in Type., , street; Vinslittry.sqoare. - Their luiperial letgli- Sielsis . exiitanedr unnutely every prOCC . AS rustle tltro - f in AlittiVilly dFientitie art, the manufkietitre. 'of rriiiijiiik,types,- and on' their dcparture-ixiireis atithernselves highly gratified with the ingenuity visible in. every biandh, and with the laundry it-. `self. Our intelligence (robs Cashell states, that Etl.. ward Power was Tconvicted under. the Ineurrec- . tiori its 'stir idle anti disoitlerly person, and setitthkerilo -be 'transported. ..-This is the only conviction whicti tta's yet taken place at. 'Cashel Sessions. ' U?IGIN.% Ld POETRY. •, • I „ ;4 ipSUMNIfiII NIC;IIT'S SEPOtiID LET BR. s ~.------~r ~ro;T. • , M , IRIAVAPID”-PEVAZ4SI Vtiti( praises, hear clottsin,.mo surely enaugb • twOv. me quite psuutt stsf,csitiertl stuff; So to plrase.,if pirit‘ts, tosr friends at Det I'll touch cm the Parts as tht) whitosit: arlScs. • 'When Managers rued 1,.r theatrical forage, Tberpicked tip one li&Li-t3er inst}car a Nrir‘Hinh; And we , fairly may s:ty, without Censurt ur That he acts in the Dream a dad tv the Life. MexAcz looks u meagre and tlahLand jejune, With hit lanthern and sticks, at the man its the snows— And I own, though in praise there's no need to be loud, • Tint hr's careful his moon should not sink In ai cloud! TUKeLY " roar'd like t sucking dove"—never tnistosk To 104'qulte ai sher•piish as Lion; cunld Ile acted the character yon' may rely on, 'Very fetich like'att 'An in the sliittof• n Lion 11tis is true contwendation, dear Cait, I ►,estow, • For SIIMMEAIIL dexigted that his pars should he so • Why need 1, 3,lARlA,.recal to your memory, That rxcAlent actor. decuni-mai.ager EMERY?, . • .11w,ty4 i brilliant...4l'94h nor quite en o ugh' Fur a Poilace perhaps—he's ft diatliO4 in rough. Tky,drolleries, Ltatov, in number and kind s Lear, Fancy and all her escriOiohc baindt Whims - Kis its elows in each aunt) ainotit'yon., Far Cantrdy7falterk•—•Farce can't do Nu youth, ev'n Build -street, tU t il,l voile . ) r could prse NVith'inorts iit On.tt* os;iiine NVitii wire 'illy gallintey chat with 4 %u 4144, -; ,Or trifle in nunituce manly antt human. I had almost forgot, even inch elainot-ns hl4 Ile, - • • Who in voice mo.i;tionsli.ttld perfor.uld'Lidi Ti ny !4 1 :45i01ti the greal ; for As LL If )otl toeasure by talent p he's clAite six foot I must now knee theal coinieol 'od : rot Toxi.tv's very brovl face, st ill 'broa;lrtyttent--• And quit all their foolerirr, vfigories: T. wait tort hose delienie erattires—the. Futiles. t. . , . .. .. . Tue.—Doerr,: DuittigT enter In truth, ' . . ... 'AI musician and actor a proMising youth; • , .. nu. voice,•ferirto mature, tote expressive reveals, Wl l ii:h ; never fin; tint iu c cdertnc—iiu feel% That as %rot& without sentiment are but lull tattle, - So unmeaning cracei are only t rat th. ; - ''''' ~ The litote lode at sounds ht has willinelyl..4l hy, Tbe scale of plain sense is the Beale he'd be peigied by. ritamin tiftwoaches—l Vow tiy nw grerpnlii A ellutr'olookt 'iming Vann-4 she's a:brattt, they,tell that ei.'ry one Fp:m . l t;er ilze, 1 shotild hope no a heanry /hat strikes ; I ,Usprct, tucil9ltirl, Urithont mincine.the mht!er. • ' StiAotspeAtir meant in her character komothing like satire; Athol* to fentales , ,i'm notints,wrong hey— . Who caress 4.`Gue foga, though the 'mad he all donkey. • i're got to my paper's close eke. ynu.rerreire, • And therefore, dew COlif4 . l, !IWO . now take my leave . If my pen mml my hrisins do not get purnlytic, Vint sloth soon hare the rest Aliso Yom's, CHRISTOPIIER CRITIC. .48aliv, I • FASHIONABLE ARIL! VA LS. Th. gvi of Egretuunt, in Grosvonor7place ; Major-Gen. Capel, , Curzon-street, .May-(air t Lad) , U nir g and the Mikes Tneenshend, in Seyntour-piace Mtf.' Vansittart, in liertford.street,May-fntr t Mr. Edeit; in the Templet • Lady SWIM Perry, in ilorfman-square ; Cul. Mur:lty, in Albetnarle-street t Viscountess 1)11 I , 7t• ! n , ' t ont.• street, lieritelet-square ; Mrs. Jo , , , ri •!) ...1!%!7f U.! nu , 11 4, and Mits Anne Drunnnon4, C - !,.111,:t-idrc4„ ; General' and Mr..Gviynne, the King's' &OA 4 Cady Entity Driitunioq, in Heraird•street ; then. 11; ifo ‘ l tr, In Cavendish-square; Lord Somerville, and the :ilistes iner;ille, In Hill..trret, Derke',ey•ultiare I Countess Dart. mouth, and I...nty Caroline Legge, in Butlelry-atinare ; Countess uX yfirpool and Miss Thllo/ ; Lady 4tisti.tt at.the Diatom of Grafton's, in Looter Drunk -street;. Dowager Led/ Vernon, its Park place Mo. Mrs. Liarbord, , at LadyVetnnn i s'. . . 1 1 .)E WI TURES. Earl Fitzwilliam, for Milton, Yorkshire; I,arif , on a tour ; Capt. Suiverhy, forParii 1 J.ll, Powell, tint; on a torirta the continent ;, the Uzi and (lounitseof Jproey, jrr ; ;Middleton I',-At, Oxfordshire. ' .1 1„A,,3V I NiEi.l4lo li,,N c r • , , CO.URT OF KINCt'S BENCH, Fee, iv. , oAsitnoßt v.' at , • . , Tdpftwo statt.a..that this was.an'iciltin to recover of 1001: agaiust. Mr. Kean sta.the acceptior of n hill of exchange drawn .iipoit him by Mr. Fitu;b, the keeper of the o.l'. tind verti; livr that' ti,toottn t piiid t ribtit e to the mei* , 'of Mr.',Kekit ;is Itt:iol', but htlid MS" rel.- fo.rituintt of the p.o.t Sir : Gites coverpeac/4 itt th-, , t COuit Wai not quite tu'eilit4hte to 111111', thew' that the plAintiff,, on tlk faith of lOs ; , •aeceptance, kad given the money for the hill hi fle ti called a wiiiic!is locoed, the 11;ind-wri!in : ; ihe'diawci., and heats' Si the a 4sc )t•. • SWIV4-. C;AttitoW ihen, as Catimel t Jr 'Mr% Kean, statcil,'lhat he hail copic foxivtird as Ali friz dant hi the present action oil die inQat groutiits. It lieirbt.en endeavoured to him by holdiivg out threats' or etpbsitre tt; ins" ellaiacter, toe there were.nther Wit” eXtOrtilig hone* beiides Itolding to pistol to a twin's Itemi, anti all these hats been praetisetlagssiust Mr. Kean,. but he had had the mutest to resist: The Learn. cd Counsel then eulogised Mr. , Krirt as tin' actor, deicrihing him' as the wonder and &light t if titu o i age, and stated that' lte postess'ed Whitt Wits Ow the'couctnuitant.Of suchgreut taletits—a henco.or - rent. and feeling heart anti this it was ,111,1t' luta made hint defendant in the present Uction ; fur it, that - .Fitielt, who kept the U. P. anti P. &Tavern, being iu embarrastedeirctimitabeet.,. be lent - him hie acceptance, on, the eisAt the Bill would - ha provided - for.' This 818 the plaintiff discounted, giving hitu 90t. for.the 11ill at two months, thus taking an interest 6t601. per cent. net annum. This his Lordship 'woold: - :tilt them titiated the Bill in Cattlimore's 'Mid fully justified - Mr. Kean in resisting the lire sent demand.. . . M r , rinch• wine - tbett called, who stated, that in October last ba sated to aiSCOtint him K.'e icce+otettee, which he said he would tin ; :hut be added, s. Cash, how much most I stand i" TTlie plaintiff replied,; 101. 'lbis watt agreed on, , find 'her wf•ota bitn n hote to COITIC'WheII he got the bit'. The Plaintiff accordingly cattle, end gave him 901. for the bill: It wes.amteritooli tircen thcoftilit elite bill was never to bit'present, ed to Kean for plyment. When it fell due it we •itot..paid,. and be vire -errother.l44.-..fie.:m exit a- Shin of. the time far two mon , lis more. IN gii‘e• this to Cashtnoie% brother, ‘i.b - , called shoot Lei bill. Who) Its srek'Cilibninre iiii!t: rims:, Le , 4id, " - Cash, J . mave your brOther the 10'." • Cas m- to replied!, '''4ll righ t , Charley ; but 1 11$11' , i i•,, de. the bill renewed.". Bet.n.e tick irvs done, liGve owl the u itness was carried to die King's-Bench, and. Was now A Bankrupt. He - wail quite pOsi tiTe that -no person was present when.Cashmoke gave him the money. . . ' • ' To contradict him, two witnesses, of the names of Sonora' and Levi; both Jews, swore they were - present In the coiree-room w heti the •Plaintill . dis ctitioted the bill, and that he gave 991.- unit three or four shillings. They stated that they met there about business, when (Ashmore came in . and sat down et - the satire table in the Cafee-reatti • Finch came tip gild 4iiitl,* ". ,Pttlettifilly, you 'must . ' o Rhea favour ; you intist o diticruot a bill iit Ki an's for IOW." Casittnore . said he WAS short Of•indind y. •Fineirleplied, By 6-3 you Must . do !t„ ; .or 1 shall he' , ruitied, as 1 bare a bill. to_ pay tOtiprrow.— :'The ritaintitf thee said, %Veil' ti;t2ii, -id . ,ii shall !Jot want the m inry, and 'pulled -mit his poeket-took and gave it to him. Finch tn..: , t ,, ltt Cns6itiore, that he, would do him a MTh , . , i. 1 ; '. . , "return, ' and shit he knew be hail a intlSTLtti ciiq.k To diS... ithlic ' of, . which, perhaps, he could 0 K v.tt t o buy; at he wits fond! of such things. There was ' sortie Slight variation in this part at thelestiniony M the t kVo wiinesses—the other saying . Caiiiniore asked ridbch to do lout the favour, bat, iit the main paints, their, etitleihce corresponded. Lord L'LL-itivzommtati., in shintiling up. told the 'ltiry,'that this defence Afr.lt ran iniAlit Nei-y ho. itqurehly -make; if he lent liia-accePtantit or thca pio.post of ;toying a tilatieSSltiOilliti or a friend, he '..liat) a fight to expect thattliat security sbotild he made aviiilable and legally 'tick& with;, if, there ' tqtr,,Kipo.got into site hands of the Tildeiiiiifr by "ir,i 4 ous :conduct; lie was . : jusilfied iro, hit v iii re,. ,it ' istitigipsymenti His Lorikliip then tnialjti',y le ii.ijeAtilie evidence, and; , after a - short dellboa. 'tiOkt;'ole,..Nry 'found a verdict for the derentrant. ____ .POLICE- IN rELLIGENcs. QUEEN •h(4,i7M,E. , . .. -. . • . ".. f .• . . , rt.stetrn;enbelongett to JoOtlin Btratf#PAßTß.-- Colnnet Comic k„ of the Guards,. attended - at this Otficoopon the examination of Benjamin Roebuck, Wil 9 lied been apprehended on suspicion of steal ing alptantity . of silver plate which the Colonel had - • purchased front an. 011icer who had captured . AelOitte at the bottle of SAlamanca, it being for wetly *he property of the 'Ex-King Joseph Buo. napaitai, The Colonel stated, that previous to hie leuvitittEngiand he locked the plate , in a smolt ‘rno4o iti Knightsbridge hareacks, and took - the ke)s with hitn : that upon his return from the battle? of .Waterloo he found the room breko open and the plate all gone, except two dishes ; that the prisoner was..fortnarly ilis servant,. but . had heel' dismissed for itoproper';••cerlduct„ and - that Roebuck knew where . tbe• plate was . .deposited; 811(1 Whitt was more suspicious was; that the pri sower had been our of•it situation six months, and was chic to keep op etlaillii,gatppearartect, islitwiists „ he hat! nu • income • Roebuck said he wets .lutely , rnigi tied, .and 1 , , is - klifc - 'v wailed-Imm- to keep ..suers , 1 9.-rearitned.- • 'filt•-Vi 4 te**l-•9stkeil the prisoner it t.tr did 1 116 - 4 iltiNtal bat le , liuei ,oli+ r..!tl AOl. ri• ward for the *pp - elle/MOSS VI - the persins 4% no took the plate ? (Jr replied yes; hut be: could net . form 4itt" , idea, one ~ c ren otispeet airy nut. Mr. Viii. iutiol. l N SO ill,' nor litAttlif I ! J ett hoe yult, havt betri .L 0 951119 1: diti• roe neves! As irris bet,. any, particular ii,r,0.1.1 , He 141%14 , d( iseveroa4The tint tenif.ilien iietil roil for re•erom loot hm , instil .Is -- wile*** - ,wilts, ' w its - II ifiki w- serront vrith.Boebuck, could come 1'm...1' i •• -- , ,etitr,. - . , F. . • _._. . . • - k, , : t.i..i,, .; _ , MANSI,ON IVO*. . • . ~ , .;,C o litill*lt 7 1 u#,svgrObli t. rci:l y ; wits:airier tie v :nett ~a qtaailwukei'f.4, in lb* ettyjoymept of h Ism, Dnik. suts 4%1: dmi h,!!rs of tinttleitde) were rharaeil , wilts ,t, (101)101)41Ln), jc urpeArati Item the ut”torpontt of ;lie i'o In plOtialitt t tf) At , ajew, years. since, (loving a i i law .t.,1 sates egiottity Of .pruvisirtes, t'!e woes tta vm i III!' itenltn!ln _(- f t : • niier.:,.., beit4l,rovided. • with eiy.frini,ni.. tilvi, , Allte,) were'*sett tr. , m le ! , tt l ;2, T , p c ,. 't et *Phi wrt ti 4)43 ' laiittlf., ~. . IT , . ' C Vet', ~f no Ntsters ‘N lere pt . opitii (la , 4 1100 ill * 1tbi41..-... vitnee of the decreased Brien t.f itronthdtint,.. 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Prizes of . 25;000 ClUitte t u- 4 Tc 01) of 20,000 Pounds, snit, strunge tia Pour Thousand other Prizes', of `r fIU 40001.; 5001., &e. ice. of Sterliur Money, p.gA mink all he tieeftird either Next Wed. ut444.y . l,,c4rcite sllCOotain g Drnwing Th sl.Nokt , if the 'only 'outcry having no other or lill4,(l,tiottery to.fullow it. Tickets sod Showoff, trvirrantect uuctrawit, at all tbs. 91Mitit.