The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-13 00:00:00

„ mat branclies into which what I shall now . state t, - to thi. !Inuit., Wi/.1 most naturally divide itself.— The iii , st will comprehend is siwrt view til lilt fi. TillOC'ai sithation of the country with reflAseritt'"lo the doer of the last year. I shall. secolitilYi to?” those eireinuit: inces which induce me itt present to enter into a vi- le of the difficulties in which the coons ry ,is tiotV pitlced, *Ad Wlil!il itilder it 1113311. Iltir's; for tMeitt Ifillitte Some new arrangements in the Phut ottitlittle' r e for the enSticiig year. I shell,. Alter 1110,,.,teke .a .r:leve of the Supplies which see lihrly to he.ealled, fur, anti of the ‘%'itys and .1 0 1;0 111 .4y whieb they may be tnost conveniently ttty!,,, , ViTst, ,then , it will tit: necessary to refer In the state of the revenue in the rourse:oi the . Lot year, In order. o enable the -Rouse ttsjithe Lit its presetiestate, and to provide for the Warr. ,' At„tbe ; very, commencement of this iieseion, the ' iNiartiletoiril near We took occasion to makesoine , .getiernt .statentents as to slit~ produce . rif the ite- venue, when iloithis were expressed whether there Jilixot ti-it he pilot. falling off. As till the (loco. kents Rai this subject will very soon be litid. be- , 1 . -,re the House, 1 shall not now enterintoemy very long.esplainctious, ,but confine myself to it reelninliitiOn of the comparative produce of sonic. of the principal brinicheo• The Customs op to Pith ,1 ,iiktary,'l6l6, produced 11,049 , 0 001 t • up to the saute date in 1815, theY'tnatle 10,467,0004 The itoUst too must recollect, -ulna - sonic deficiency tunst , lnii c taken puree in the latter situ , 4 1wilig ti, ' tll;e..itiiriog of some of theNVarTaxes in November, 1814, and yet the produce of this branch , up to ' 1815, fair exceeded that of thetreceding or any -foriner year. •'I he Exeise hut 'teen more produc `ti've ; tip t 0,1315., the prinhice was 25,145,0001, tvlivrcas up in .this year it was 26,56'2,00U . — . 1:111s is a grt-at excess above the preceding yeitr. . ivhiel; hatE,h, 'co itiOre productive in .this branch titan any - furnicryear. Itiooking at this increase too, 1 must observCi . abat „during the last year thine eem nt::: 00 . ve. itittigijit ' the Isf,xlise, excel); iota` in I tilts unfelt Of i ttiepics,. 'which woul d not rdtlnce In aft itiOre'..thattialiant 2.00,00111. The Stamps, tip to, 11315, 0.;:.44.04 . - 5,598, 0 00 1 .'3' oP to ' lBl6 , they girr , 5,8,75;0001. :The l'ait-Ottiee, lip to .ISi:it tel 1,460;000i.; op to 1816, the re. int.') lias been 1,548;0001. This As ,, assrd Taites IR) to this year, have given 4,377,0001. ; in ill- ore-ediog year, they produced '6.214,0001. ; The diminution which has taken place under this 'head during the list yeir, ig, tbelitve, lo.hsk.at. tributctl his a &Lay in making the payments.- ja titer aren't° any 'actor* f,llling of in the. produce 14, thine titAcs. The I"topilty Ta4vupto IBIS returnill 14 265AR/91. ; up to tbs• preattitltor it gave 14 ,A 2,01,01. tieing an Increase in this,br,inell 4f -- smirk 'hail 100,01)9/, 'rho . tiatiff -r ritt 'op to 18111 'gave l'ili . tuJ''l''loo,Boot.' tin & in ; thepieeetht bog ~ vet 1,079,0110 t ~ Taiatug the ''wh ale of the other' Iniseellatiernis taxeiriOgellier,.lbere' is 'upn theni'-iii . the lait - year ii,t'ikiCilt4i' - .. Ot *boo; 3.oB,o9ol,...ThevoinpArolve rii the, Itevetitia fur these i wo statementlears elands tlitis,we. Tutiti prmlnce np to 18'01111;74;1815,3, . t bift_,. - 131 ,0 00 Totat,pitutricy. de 4,14. a, truss data la isle,. , ~,,,, ;K443,01;10 11 1 9! , ,l!ier; -Is on 44,, w l .9l l . l .ggrevillP. vicw of tho tneune T . of these tiv O year*, ups inervatito of iiittrit ihsw „ono, inill1o0: "r.terlingH—(ficar, bettr, 14 4 1) 1 .777 . T 1 )0 for et. 104, triely are gtii) , lgtgliints tor' satisfactiOn, anti it 1 . 5:t01),:! hOprd, that in the , l'":"14 1 1'4s Ol,,the chtrcniyear the revenue will con lime in the sip flo4ishingstitc, and enable us itt'kee' kin) . with 4, 4vi , ree of certainty On its gradual chei.caie . -.!--Vslnill,now take A gtill'nti Vieli f . Of Op 011[111t,ifil101ipf . iiIti liberal oranty nm cle Ily l'artimoew 4 .t 1 , 1 . 1...ii)g:.thc coursi of ' 019. last :year--grants whieli lye'.4:' , pivot Ili mr 4) t . ..p ,ilie,estent of Ate danger !..htch was to be Net, ~,ii ari,is art the 11th of ,lane Plitt:t j hat. the ,Conindttee of ' Supply voted these v i-i j os . ,. , and , it Wits,diiriiig,„iliv !labile on tint.t.oe tois throWn out liv <everuf lion. Gentlettirn ' from ;he other , side .91 the i'lotise,. ilintinAlitir ii -few . of , the shire ear ,tllO IT venue for the year,. it Was lii,ely to 1:411f Ay 11t . Its short as the deft-. cicney Of the ptee.,:tling year, witiclitlicy were . t i, e ,; caned ninon to stipply„ It %V . 49 siren !90 541, Ifro ;illy ntit!inflt 3 of tilt; .allied,arins,on tile r retie!). frontk'rs itaql it bi 4A ) ,30t.! 4!)S1 (11 ngerou, s,; 04-11te Ircry OcXt day the attech,on eiliifill'lll was COIII. fpL;liCi.;;!, an4 . l-roft; that Omc the , roraring of c A n. tlfft,iontur coiled till the, total ovettlopitr of the ?xsiyi ay my ,1,11 the fail of Clijef.- 7 Qtit of c ,e.: sprats lonylled 1 1 l',lrliantent then,21,499 ) .0,001. -lily liceti toini oti ill:, la t ,t Nxminditore, in iiiiiiititin ....,;i. ~. . _„„„ ~, i, ,,,. . Vs, tpit„,spiii of '...), I ,qt)tl,Q.ol, prkvitiusly . disposed. (It'l l ; ,the same Way, Thos,..therefore..the 4111OtIllt 4: 1 1 . ?i ie onfotoletl ,deh it :4 t, itp to ,titll)..l4llllikrY i o v,t, was ell t wed hy‘ :11 . ,,,000,0001. more.- 7 ( I Icair !.). ;---fli .lantuiry, lid , there were fmtmlnaing ii; , 4 , : islii;ii.r iS:.' I to the imipitta,lif 58,000,,cqp1.. : In 3A...0A1 1 181C there were only 41,000,0001, mit t ..„ . ,,t);'es, , , ou a vieve . of, the 'shale 4111011ot, of 1.',,, ipltitntle4 debt for these two, 'iiliil, it .oiii.nti,* r ' 'nnr, T ata r r t a nt pled Delq On Or 511)47tanary,1101i ' v . .VFO ~o r- 'Y 4 ,,;irtola at 1,6. On i'n infra Di: t.n or. 51-h.fanuttry, i 1416 47,19,,,m,q), Titte 'hß ' s be'ert; .theranre; iti 1 iblue niecinly startil , ;4 yediictitio 'of thennitOuleil . itcht ' to: the amount Of 121;004 . ,0(10/. in itit.lition" to' the 'other Amu -of . nelirly 21 . ,000.;0001. vottiel, f !rase - !we n .' chive& I t we tioni toritnni attiiiitiostiblhe'stLite of tiade, 'the %leis , will he found ceptallj , :satitfae. tory. A general st)itCtitent oil' this'' initie'et . "Itaa * iirt i oly been made by the Noble'l,,,ortl- - ticir seie„, to which I . 'shall . add, at present 1 very lit. , tie, as the accounts'' id the different itiliiis', %Vitt, 4_n doe time, he rrgtiliirly laid' • before.: the . 'Joust... Coniparitlir the two 'last Yeall, ft' itopeart that the twill tiintittur of lititish' titti-; lifiln: titres tAgnitteli in the three trarters'of the . yf,,., ( 1, 1 , 814, etithhg • au' the Idi it Ottobir,. Was' 37; ro, - ,opoi. ; the alumna in ti n . three-iprarteri' oh 1131.5 ;ending on tlie'saine date is -42',4215',0001. - ,r shall n just mentio one or two of the article's, in n=iacin :there In:s been the greatest incretoic.: - fn . Ittili:iliiinitt'kutttires, Clot nnimint exported dnring tit'e liil'ee , Viarteri , or 181 , 1 Which I have mention- . ( ir waft 13,1(),0001.) 'and - tor the stone period' in . P 315 :the tintoriitt . is 1:1 - ,311 : 7;0001. 14 the article / if 4100 n :them lois :1146 been 'ti - great Joie:trek,' owl • , aili'dolottrit of the oiptirts' :of woolkn ataniifac. I e t ,:i l 4,, ~i-s : ioceettsed by about 1,204),0001,--1 hinve i Bikini 'ibi s sionitiaryvieve forthe porpOtteot Oit.tv- iii. g . .tl4At tilt! . grPat ' iltfeWs ne our ::. I ; al i ol i a t. o rt : r i pt ti t v.)101-01'10 1111111iIiiikid ; thOtigh I &link' theatre to deny that the country is at *t this Mo.. Welk 1 41:tet•ii ill a situation of great tlitlienity. IL its ray wish now tie state wLat dit e the Cauci this .41t1(1 the ritto,rics tivit . arc in te"likd ti)be applied. One of the leaCing causes is to be found 'hi the priees'of agiipu!t oral produce, which, frinn the situation in which the country tYas plaved by t l,e war, swelled to a very dispro. •portiOnate rite. - The rernrect the alarm into which the n.ition Was thrown by the scarcities of 17 . 95, t7g6 - , An opinion generally preraileil at that tittre, that the priuluee of the country could not be tattle to equal the dettilud. The interruption %Nhich - • was given to the supply of forto corn caused us to be op.' pressed in propnrtion to the extent of our wants.. sotne 'oeca,iuns there was no supply, and when anyeat all was obtained, it was by means expensive licences. The Ciinsequenee of such an interruption Of foreign bupplies was, that, we were thrown more upon our own re sources ; and priers cootioed to rise till they 'vi . * quite .iliaproportiOthrte to those of other .countries. Thus a stimulus was given to our agriculture, - which in prticeSs of time made the , produce ot tne country equal is the demand.... When . ' the foreign market were again opened to us, the prices of ctintse fell, in proportion to the increased supply. 'lds made it necessary last year tri . apply to Parliament fora remedy, on ire. -t:Outit.ot the Introduction of . foreign grain into our Markers. • lint the remedy Was not applied until a very great quantity of foreign grain had • been imported ; and as it happened at the same time that there was as most - abilildailt harVesr, time • market %VaS cot 'jiltttly Wit ritucketi. In addition to these causes, there is one which must also' be taken into consideration ; I mean the purchases of Government. While the causes which I have mentioned were operating on the Corn market, no less than 200,000 sacks of ihnir were purchased by Govet tnnent, by tlie Commissariat, for the pm.- putie of being . Made into biscuit for the use of the army. It is %veil known what an effect is produced in the Markets whenever Government Nil/Cirri its' pi.rchaser, because the certainty of payml:nt en ables the traderao Make a , great allowance. This happening at tact' a time wits one material cause for the tlepressioti in the price of corn., Ilatl Parliament mat early hitt:tiered for the ruled - (ion of the agrienitural intereSt, as it did by the Corn Act of last year, the of the farmer would nave been . diutinished in a great degiee. it preventive 'treasure hiid been prtiposed to the llottse in the year before, but it was not adopted, at the pt.ilie wag tint prepared tor . it . ; or the AlyMbets of this from a deference ~ tn the • , opinion Of Jlo.,ir constituents, lltellatil ire ltfi liallledlikte:ii , loption, li, cousertuellee, Vt'as Riven t:n agrictil:rire, from %vide), the coun try Muili• of the vessure tulle upon. that branch of trole which supplies the iiit (►{r'tiit nocia.ttry for the eond of lius. baulky ; and it must reeef.zsarily be ,strongly t. it f?y the.ternier until the price of these alticlei tliminishes ioproportion In the,priee of oral produce,, Such heiog the pre:,etit state of the country, i'ayilbarr remedies have been proposed and diticitssed, - in , public ,anti private, which I shall not.tiow notice, as, - they are fOr the most part utterly siiisto d or dang'c'roits. ()pc or t vAto have beer, mentioned iii this 111/use, which I shall 1/ 4 iticer 0 1 ' 14. C r ' etitlt(Alt . Itrottk,!looti) talked of a stailnOtsion of tl i , , ! U, lll , NOw 1 do confesS,iliat 'if the onder'n hick the vomit ry now labours were likely to be of lou t '? conlinwtnce, 1 at onld by no meat's be dispoScirits flea, this proposition lightly, Bat at present I do not think it is to be There were tel'a elft,94r.s of iminediate reei . e di t s which are the most 'obvious, 'tike fist is to diininish `the toxin ion. The second is laaltalt ntei!‘tire to sup, port and extend the poblic tredit—(llear, hear!) wish to apply both of theie but the last ap. pears,to me the most immediate and the most tin portant. To. aliord wine illustration of the sub ject, I shall make use of rr faMiliar exatnple. we should suppose that by some magical means it wire possible that every titan in the liingdwi , sltouhti find is guinea iu his poekct7 - (billti laughter, and hear, hear l)--certainly a vei-y vi. slonary supposition, Ina supposing for a run :seat thiit It should be the ease, alttiongh twelve or fit ` teen millions of guineas would, thus be listrponced through the hkkydotn, yk. t no adequate relief Woold be allorded:--for iikstiknee, matt would be en . f. aided' to pity even a debt of 101. tor whicli lie Kett not heft re the illCernS: degrees, tt!e scattered items were collected into ,gitat capitals, PO -relief w."oold be afforded' to persons in the dike tion of those of the population who are now SO tundi tliitrei,,eo,--'-none of the 'present dilliculties of the country would, be removed. Suppose the gujnCta of tiWli intlividnal to be applied as wisely 9s Itosible, they email not iti,the progress of ea cohltion be collected in time to afford any, relict to t z .• i , • oe country in its present SlltlallOil. But COW" vey the IA millions oi guineas to the Country Batiks ; and those who are now' distressed will, be immediately, relieved ; becati - every - matt 'Whir could give,alty suit of good'seei t rity would hare Money atlrmicetl ; his affairs would he retrie v ed and internal tr'Ktie and t'grictiititre would revive. NOW, although Parliament 'e - iirtitat giveeVery'inan, gttinea, not leod fifteen miliitms to the f..lotintry fsank,s, (ii tneastire Which has heel' recommended;, yet it may doomethink of the' Lititi in a negative' way, Which Will answer the esid propOsed. ft use shoold attempt to raise; by tlixiiton,.the'sinti tliitt would 14 ; neeeAsary, the distretS IVomlil nut be rentedi , :d but lnerert•ed. But it by resorting to 1 tne. money matket Government Wits to inaltc, A loan ti t the extent mass Of Money I w6old Ue litt?cttrt:it jti tt way by w hi ch the diotress would lie . klittiit'ifshed. Vet "I, think that any re. lief which could be Afforded ko this way, is' fat• feritir to what is to' he obtained liy"the support of public credit. rioting. the last year, GoVernineut tatted:ll millions to the funded debt. 'Mits., if by tneans.Of the Stinkin4 Fined, 11 niillinns cold(' I n I. id out ~si:7l, a revalsirm would be , "'lade as would very Materially atFect the market, atitthy this mcans assistance might be wveu. I haVe - ttirently , takett occasioti to . mention that it is the lattunfon of ► Government to remit the Property 'fax fo i per cent; • This will trlniniih the revenue itr this brairch by T;(100;0301 . . it: it calculated that of the 7;000,001. of' the - trix'witiett will he thus re' tnittetl, tsauh ttiiilitttas Wottirl to the rtgriaultu- - - tat interest. I Mean, further, to pro 9 pa, le a re riliiSitai of thoSe taxes which eXehrtively a ffect atricohure, tta the emeut vi oirc million, Thus alUt‘le , l die nriettitarAl tta terest ill the present year, ss toteletelief to e tire emelt( 01 5.000,0001. It relit remain f n tits House to cousider the articles on 'which; till! (14'06660n . 1,000,000 be made tint it seems to inc that it "Wilt -itrust properly made in Schedule 7.) (what Is usually castled the tehilin t s tax), and - a part, or the wholesesfeheeex ott ternsiog horses.; ,In. ,what articles the reteis. e i e be most proper, and In what proper (ions they may be combined, will be nutter for our future delibetatiOn ;' but I think carrying it to the extent • 1 have mentioned will he a neve im portant relief. lit order to s upptirt"t he public credit, it %Yin be, above all, eswntiat not to pees* upon the money market by it lows. The wants et the year may be supplied without any loan, or by any meant}' resorting to the capital of .the country, which has ulready been Sp it!‘wh preSskal upon. Within the . last three years no less than 142 inillii,ns have beets reised by the wily of loan ; and in the last year alone fifty-four minim's. It we .refrain front any, turther pressure in this way, and throw out fourteen millions fleets the *k it% Fund, I think we shall g 6 very fel. to relieve the distress that is now felt..-e(llear, hear !) I shall not* give a seminary of the expenditure for the present year. lit the course of the even ing a vote for the Navy will be proposed ; end a particular account Will be stated of the naval force 'which is intended to be ins•intained . what I shell now 'say, I 0 1 11 not to he under -810,111 by any theans• as stetting the exact peee'e establi•blaent of the coontry, ner as meaning to sttte that forther reductions, may not take piece iu Noire years, to the extent of several-millions of diminution in the. expenditere. lesokiite et the navel peaee establishment of former yeers, we foul that ie 1766, three yeareafter'the coeeltision of peace, a great pert of the war estaidislameet W4s, continued, mid it was talked of eoetinein ? .; a fuel- . portion of it till 17 JO. It is not tbcr'efore to - be wondered et, if ;lOn , , so soon after the conausion of peace, :lath in the present situation of Europe, it et thooght accessary to maihtithl-33.010 sea men. The proposed leace.Establiehment would have been only 23,000. etinu 1760 to 1790, : the number was 18,000 men ; that the ernenher now proposed could not, ie_ proportion to the ceinparative situtstiunewil restiurees tit the cote:• try,i be tbo!ightt very great. 'Aboist will be required tor' the ordineties, which, with 4,000,000 i. at extreordinerieeeevilleUake iSeell ter the Navy about 7,000,0001. In considei,iug the amount cis This aujii, it sensehe keptin.milla that the :whole Navy is worn-tett by long service, eonsteptently at this Gine retpiires a large stun for theieepenses of repairs. - As to the /Valle,. it S9' not intended to propose enr Vote fisr some dayse-e The pertienlers of fc)1(14 1014,,,t1p fill therefere be duly laid before the 150114 on a sttbsequent t ' Key cienperisoti of the tomther of the fotee to he now maintained , with that :et esty former periled; tltc elteretien of the eirenmseattees of the couetry, reeentsei-nts,. and the situation iii Eurtipe,ar'e to he . eteeeeered. 'the number of essene itrepoSeit • to he: kept ie the hilig , 10:11 is 25,000 cesialry•ssielief:eutry: nteledieg artil:ery. ktesetes rids, stikeq Is 01 tic. t er lid etd,...-(Bence b ee t., diem the Oppusiteet).: I at all there will be 50,000 men : to rte felt ere to lee added 340 lot' the prepertiim always - epeat lei . the perpose of foreige It is rsther t.) be wondered at, ilea milieey peace establishment. its e so lowhri, 'ceneeg the ext ent. o f oee forrigu possessictbs, , Thy ;;run : to ItC kept at . -hotne most be Of a Stietigllt ep tioned to the relief which k reipired- tor troops ; nn eoleeiel establishments ; for the .Ilestse most I se e (het it is impossible to hive treeise wholly ix , pntriated aull exiled; a Britislespiritessuut he arti lt ,. tdoed and refreshed by bringieg thews:lied: frism . time to Ouse to their instivecinietry,- The anwitet of the Britislrarmy in:Fretless Is exeittsive of the. .50,000 and the 3000 which 1 have stated. Itlesil briefly mention the force kept ineOlonial garrisOns, In Ulbraltat, Melte, the louiati islauds e ttuti:ell the, gerrisons in the 111teliterratteane there' are 11 ,000: •inen. here .1 - ma'st obiiet ye, that the tetee. kept its these garrisons now is greater than will be hereafter reroired, as the inliebitant; are test, yet hi (bit to the British oilecreneint,' nor: lieve their affections been modeilrd to :the tits.' toms ot the British people. 'in British Anietica. (including list (.7,Stneilas, Nosy s.kntia, Nte,e , Brunswick), 10,00 U men. For the Wee: —in Jai - naive 4000, - and in the renetieieg idatels' 9000. le 1790, the force in the West In: 7 .es was 3000 in Jamaica, and 6000 :in the oeisteeislands.' Since than, we haveadded to our possessions there the colonies Of 'Sr. Teteie; Tobago,' Dem.eieire, tied. Trinidad; so that :the numbee of troops 40m-re quired must fie considerably sin ill its proportion. At the (:spe of Creed:Hope 400 Ceeloe „ 3000. Here lennst notice, that itethe West 11ATs . and those latter colonies the force is pri;i::i i iatliy colortiaii troops apecies Of foice ot the mut ;110 , 4 importance for the sake'of the health of the 131i— tish troops. For the sake of ceresonee.antl tote inanity they are a tao4tilesivalite foree. At 5.4 , ..„ Ileleite 1200. At New, South .Wales SOO. The , loot of el) that 1 have mentioned., for the fit Irish, and COJoniel eStablishnient e ,99 - i l.Wij tieet, includieg the 3000 constantlyesflotet for. the relief o f garrisorti.. The 4onse hotst 'ttl*ovV keep.in that I min i noviespeeking of tliceiii/Vtetetti.,hsee e e,' teed not of the elevtice force. - Iffesse th e ev,Oket !Mini nal fOrce we deduct; the probable tem.elfeetive, there will be not above . 80,0110, - er .i. 5"; 000:at :he'; inmost, of eite.etive.troops, In edtlitiee to thei.e. are the lEritish troops now 41'F-ranee, atm sue pg. to 28,000, exclusive Of isetillrtyeein all R little wore 00;1 !30,000. In India theterivill tie 120,000' ;nets, which is taking the 'force et . 5000 irrore tlt:t t 3 it . These '40,000 art, how teetelti Segreat 'degree, supported bythe 4%-i“ 1 11 ,4 (1 ; c ( f r0 t,0 y .,..„, 1 Our troops in Fratice are supported by the net;-'el donel contribution; and the rations , ternished bytl the Freneh Government, Qu this sithiect I artr,l lieppy to state to the !louse, that up to. this ilaiyti the tesntribotions Iselin_ been regularly mid't neteally e - paid ; so that - in the cours e 01' the lesite year'. about ;00,0U01. h as " b e e n . ee red j el l ! i t: i. - t a t i e !l , l ( a t i t i . i i . i c . ? l it e ys t ti e service, except the sum - whites may he taken r i as a graut to the ariaT I am the ono . tellitotii•ular tin S" 1 " 41 4; this, beCittl4e CtnitribtlihnlS l t °Perk {alt tij ttte it.V.Altie tit IL t tt It 1017' informed, this is the:ate upon the subject. But Ott. 11011Ee will have anticipated that it was the titoi of his ROVA I lighlft:S3 cal Attply it to the piddle setticv. ( Tierney here as i lied across the table 1 . the amOunt of the cotttribittion.) amount of : the Ilrit4ll share of the (1,41.0,014 m (including the .._l3runswick' and fiattovelisti troops) is •25 midions livres, or tthout one nsillion bterliag. it:cre b 0 millions of Burt's 'gitt..*i to Engl.ind met 1 lirtiSsiii by coitsent of {ill ; of which rJ tnilfittut has beet) allotte4 to the ilritislt troOP.s and our aisx.:liaries; in the way 1 have inentiotterb , I)ttring live •71..r3 to c(inie, about 4,000,0a01. fall 1.4 the sliate tit our alley, iitellidio% the l II ' . an:l Brunswick. troop" ; which will Pow': 4 to a psyment of about 800,000 f. in the course each, year. He then prti'ceetted to take a view pi 1 fr the , 2 • • l Obriftikstittot of the pre,ent, yv.r, wry teals p irarr tint rxriu,irc.uf rxtrat,rahlariri, wuutd I)* a:Jatit ke,3oll,coo Fur DiT:utiavia . It trtfire l d in ; i : l e i X e tt. t .i l u h r l d t 2, 000,°°1 . . braking la all L o`r= flue 'Navy 7,000..000/. would" be Wanted ; itua i for 111iseellanentis Services 'about 2,00,00 01 ." - . ! 'Poet e would Alsobe mint her item on jOilit el;.(rg';'• front :irrearsdne in the re.p.iyin:clit. ol . IS OM kilvalicc,l by the East lutli.t Clifflpoy, ' 3 „, , x .; consequeitee of Mlle pressure of the war.. A0)11..111 4 the accounts, it w.itild be titan+ o -c t 'Nose arrears ainotinted to ' ) ,000,0061. t j tit I this; berwteif ,teal tiil9,6tl'Jt. had atio.hly , E. id h P fti C. vow it I/ —iii.Upsiny Npecle , -", was proposed to I:(l , lifhte I MOO,OffUL fiffge ijig 41ft - 611'1'e:it ' - The ttilfereiit . gratit's - AVATCP.`, then vvott!ti he .• ti!;- 114 1 .. I...rth ! ltrotte U'), 4 , " ticrt 1 =4'44; Writ' to the E.i,t; Itt:tiaGvir ? uty l4,P" 'Qj • • „ Nlaking n grand totAt ,>f ...... flesideobtliis, it woiild be neces.are to provide Wit million sinit ri halt Or were to b" "Paid ibitheilixtely to the !lank, Sur` which, together, with 2,000,0 Ni„ o f interest 1/1 : swe',l the 1 % ." 1 ,,i c . tc , total of the wdoteel tor the Scr v , ic ! of th*iyeat. this the Irish pi opoi tub ' r ript..tiitikAr‘to be deducted. As 11 popos'-itiol' : , ...•„Itirtly to be to,..P.trii.,tment btl cs . . subject; he should not enter into - it ot beyond-"stating the probable .vntoiint ,it that ac ;,. 1111etion,'before he tank view the IS'aV'S AleanS 'Wjth . la*locli he' intended meet tliL• lei)' poged exoendit are. :SUM IteCeSS,lt'V for ice' 1•11)LI 5 -11 - 9111(1 'he 2,f)1'0,3541, which tioull . tile total for England to 11, tti , t. to me: t lit.it 111111, he one 'of 'a novel .and •satiudaz..tory tvovlt consist of the Slit•phis of tot:lit/Old, gi:1" 19 totoh.: ilast year. bait .alrea noti;.,e(i til." it terktetioll of twenty Otte! " bad t:ike il e the - Uallitlited hr. had ii (w . . s•.tte, t 1,.t of "t he gr,ovti vll eti the lit•st ye;Ar, it Fi;riC.us ot . Circe titil!iorts teoirtfo'" svitl 7 .t:ui.4e to the Prbit:pit we of the .•Otiii!ry. next4tein ti;e v.it)lits.of the C„:. , 0' 1- flitted Fond. after the :,iii of :April nv.f, ut Tip 14: the exam M 14411111 tuf i lre stmt. Tile vote for tiro last ye.ir'had horn three now take it 'ortwo awl "of next itetit's wiit t )(l be, 'the otHin.try td C•'<'? to tite:titiount of tbree taillions, the proliiiigati" s tf of the W:tr 'foxes- not expired, the' produce Cie 14,,t ,year'bo(l iiec t i seven 141 1 1 1 :i , )..4l;iteitts;vt;oi the expenic of co!lecting, wileftV.W6'bilotikt lilt' .u.,,timate at six it).ll;oroPi li : a 4 ,1 tj ) , 4 its tier . celst. Propel ty *rix ing ,i;ttto consideritt toi ita ,prtilt4ltle,c;),n l inutiott, of revenue, on occultist of the iii:AreA v is agriealitiris'ts, he should not . ritite at .seven, bat S i —'rite Ipttery 91114 produce abvo and the,litst "Itcnt would be atiadvatuab ou:the 'part of the Isntilt . . Ile particulars of tile tte4ociatfoh-betw,oca Tr.e'lltlCy.4llll Use 13 ' 1):1% ' rei,pecting this advance would be found in thefts: pers lying on the' table. He had tlintight' the - mode of giving relief to confer a' ';e' to suptiott (tie public credit, 'll o 't tor Ciiit i . iiirpose Itti•oid raising' lOans; butl 4l X, 6 ' l ii" '4wp (i) 011ri6iite herself. 1:1, stead of •proposingw ato of twelve million? , Is ". hail theeefare prepared to sapply one half of tlk :IC sum chit of the Property T,;:t o ,,itt the' reit by u t f lAdvattegt Dl tuiliioai taunt .t,tl.tt Rank:. Out . .thsse i were to be deda..ti:tl the 1,500 . ,,0000t cheque!' - Bilk, tiii.:refiire a •s" 1 ". C1,50(1;1300/, 'to the hand, of Governthent. 11 .° 11- i;rotii . td,i o f pu bli c iii t ieit . ' to 1( be et. to' thvoW the ffrotk itutitet • opt 41 tOtik.t In. Wptlitl Wit li a v sentett - tn theTrolongatien . ofllie Restriction :Ic . • Bu e t in his t! i e 13,tult d* ,r lY the} cis“!) pAyln F.eq , 115 ettt ly ti nt:xt 341 Vt. Vl.Ol k. its l!Vinagrlst,..:ll ti:e cottil;!., t'.. lit i ;esthohler of 1", st:hetr se • '4311i4: lie liati..aireatly stilted Chat tho iii flit :a isi:in t it li t those \vas 1 r in' Mons tfrerc A , „ to tki.9lxl,t, Lori! pity ioconventenc , the Bank tyould be :dile to make til l reipmszeti advance, `.especiallv of it •teas (bat:in-tire coar b e of the year a further I . c . " l 'i: l thou take , place, The amount of . tilt '""..•,, e ; stundimit Elite:Ll...quer Bills' t stied for last Ye,",':• wns very gruat, nceottnts on tjte table wottliiprote, that vi;,'llle,‘li.tt millions still reinttined out t Ana' it tlikvit into conNitier,ttion, dint Lite tsupplies - * granted later this year thnii : the List, wilt!" bfiti„ been voted in Noetnber. 1 1 00 e enlist:trendy 1)05% toinnvisle . for two' rua(ttl,e fly perivilmye t i Ott past year, or for tifteeil lea {' fl. Qt ,l,rcl~ttt.ttitk their cout '!t tram CYt' b i t , t ,..., kl.l ev y ri et t i : it t s : l l , a t . 1 : I t • footled Licht would be foillia cou'i{ic" Y disc tt. , lie coit‘olet ed o the ineseitt al; 31 1 ge l i fcti ..i t i hIOSt orouser in nolut of cttony. No loot ico