The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-08 00:00:00

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S 6, I ;ti,.. TE'PR f NCIPA L OFFICES IZ and COM 3:14 sinNERs of HIS ..11.4JESTitt N.I('Y du 1:,,, , give Notice, that utt Irednesday, the 13th of March rte 4 at Onelo'Clovh, they rill he ready to . treat with 4+4 • AftivriON to ntay be trilling la Contr 4 vet-for. atindflittg Iti ~llajesty's•J'ards rtt Deptford, fPooltßich, elfalAtem, Sheer* nes.s, Portsmouth, and !Plymouth, taithr TALLOW CA 1416 DLES;. and•also for suppdyinsr hi,i' Majesty's ..Yard at ,tslept ford with VINEGAR. • . . --. , Samples If the Candles and rinegar, and a Fornuof at •Tetaler)may he seen at MO (Vice. No 'reader trill be rer reity , d - after - One o'Cloch, on the day ifTreaty, nor onir tiotseed, unless the Party, or on dgent fur hign, attemds. ' • • Elm I l'ender must,bevecumpanicd I,:y a Letter addrossee to 4 4 the Navy Board,' and , si trnea hy tr. n . zesposihk Pers.. 4 , .. engagist i t to . become bound irith the l'erson tendering., - !'1,.. , -. Snot of 0001. for ertek of t!r•rikitt '5, , ,,..'.e i lyr I ' ~ , 4 itti,;, ' 4l)4. . 4 ant of -1! for eaadles ; and ia the Sluts of .4-901.' fur Me doe perfurmance ofthe k tontract for rim:et. • . ji . PaAictroaT, Fist, 28..—0ur journal Lois an ay tide front llrlssels, which, mentioning the publi , Catlin; nt tin; Yeitafo Dwarf and the Tri-colcured 14forif, conclude? thus : :.-=hurler a representative Government, the liberty of the press is doubtless cnte•ot the greatest benefits which a people can enjoy, since it defends their rights and liberties. But that proscribed foreigners .should come here to exhale their venous ibd plot against dick:Co ver:uncut, which, instead of porgtog the earth of them, which it might have done had it listened I! only to s justier, Itas . c,nitented itself with anisiti., ion thkeu t that tiro who f,hnubi think thettt4elveit too happy if they- cciitld make themselves•forgot. tot._ should cattle here to, defend a eitoSe, pro ' scrilYeti tire-Miiril Powers, uncrtintlitivour to reltipttle tifiwne which for 25 year 4 has kid waste Eorope, sod whieti it required the combined ef forts of all the. Allied Sovereigns to extinguish— this is an excess of audacity which tt is hard to conceive. , • HOVSE•Or'LtiItDS, Invhankr; Manor WEW Mists! PEERS. . • 11. Return was presented at the Bar by Mr. 1::)ti. foy, - from the Crew!) .offie in.lrelihnd, of the ilewilcelertcri Irish ftcpresentatiN,e I et rs tO iill rap tite - rebent - vactinciegi - • - • . _ . - NEVER Ct F. 1. ) • TIIRATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • 'Irt:4IOHROW EVENING, March 9,, 1816*, v:01: bo produced a new MusicalTlay, in Three Acts, urrivIANNERTNG ; ' alt, THI: GINY'SPROPIIECY. Witlt uvw Music, Scenery, Drcuis, and Decorations. Mary aertrain, Mr. Di ruset; Lucy Bert ran), MisfiSlepbons. To which wilt be added RAISING THE WIND. no Monday, Venice Preserve d; with The Miller and his Nien. Miss O'Neill will shortly appear, fur the lest lino,: in Eng. land, in. Conie4. • The Earl•of MAYO in she room of the late Earl of WIOK LOW ; the Marquis uf TIiONIOND • in the 'tenth of:0014e Baron CALCAN; and the turl of FAR:SHA:sI, in the rout of thelate 'Rart of OLANDORE, which Eyeing read bi - tl - .4 Clerk 47411 t) MO red td lie 'on the table. • The Bank Loan Bill wes read a ilsiißtimc and passed. PROPERTY TAX: The. following Petition* apipst the coot', nuince'of the Pro... • • perty Tar, and morc.orress contislaining 44 the dvisres.• - ed. state of agriculture, the &stresses' of this: fanners and occu fterief,tbr 14+41 - rpm the: weight of dretwhelusitig'ruxutiorl. nod other causes, a . nil prsiying relief, were presented, v iz.: .* - From eertiiil Parssbei iirDlstrletf lollies County of by I he' 1341iiip of • Nnowscss.; • • Front the Ward of Crimilegase, its the City.of London., by bisitoyal .flighneti she Milo of Su c§rx• . . FrOol Plynsuuth and from-Minim:lmb, bY - Eli)rd • Prim: the fsle , of Bly.and'Alieolown of Betlfut a, by - titcr Duke oflkurono. • ..:1 , • r • in the County of Glossces.ter, by in - L Sam Ens. • Front tertnin FarMers and others in the vieinity.of Lewes, by the Fart of EtiltWitt/NT. LaucAster . utl Bersvi‘k-upun-Tweed, by Lord MR. WEST'S PIeTVRES.' iri Hfl ls,T ItgjEtTED, his SECOND M IL) Vt7ltr..of Cl-iRIST HEALING hi the TEMPLE, the liiE'irGN of the CRUCIFIXION of - OUR SAVIOUR, with several additional PICTI7RES from. Scriptural Subjects, are pc.w sixtiturtN,.G at No. 145, P4ll-Nall, near Carlton crerr:tfar (on,lay% excepted), (rum Ten in the-Nlorn itig till Five in the Aftemien„ .• By Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary rrilE QUARTIMLY REVItiIV, No. xxvii. JIL will be published oil SATUitl).:r NE:Vr, the btb 1110;44. DR: CAMERON is.coniul/ed every Viy:•,if (Su days excepted) •till Three ,o'Cloch, at. his'qiuuse, No. 3-1, Berners-street, Oxford-street-Patients unable to attend are requested to send a small quantity of their Morn ing Urine.---Although Dr. C'S method is singular, it is. well known fact, that he has restored many to perfect health, when Vhe Most eminent of the PrOfession have .falled, in pain-, ful, lingering, and dangerous &on, as Diseases of the Lien,; Bilions, and other Okstractions, .I:hint-lice, Complaints in the Stomach, Nervous Debility, Gravel, Dropsy, &c. Also. those Complaints peculiar to Foliates at the different pettotts of Life-.—Advice to the Poor without a Fee. LAW -11T.E.i.gr4KiE.N.CE. corarr OF CHANCERY, MAiZelt 7. Nothiag olinterest occurred this day, except to the parties coucetned. ' Lordship will, not sit attain until 'I'N es day : toonorrow and i‘Jonday he will hear ap peals 'in the nome wf Lords.; anti on Saturday lie will go to Briihton. • • I, • • WORM LOZENGES. ILFORM'S arc allowed to be the most frequent 'YV souree) of Children's Diseases: their Symptoms terry Parrot slititild be acquainted With. They occasion Loss of Appetite, t Paleness at tire Face, Emaciation, an.d an irre-' gular state, of the llsswels,_ attended with violent Pains; they lirinti on Convulsions.. affect the growthL of the Body, and sato' prove fatal by ending in a Consumption or Decay: Both :.as a Preventative arid Cure for these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Medicine it allowed, on the testilstpny of come of the - highest Characters in this Gouut rv, to ha'e no • equal.. Their public . approbation, given ,to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its efficacy. in their own fatal lie.., stamps its merits beyond competition, and gives a sane - lino to it which no otherMrdicine of the kind can boast. - Sold. at Messrs. Bettissr and ; Sans, No. 4, Cheapside, ton eon in. packets, at tr. tid. ; sod in Boxes, 41,As. 9tl. and ss. . 1741. each.; sand also by the e rincipal Eooksellers Ind Medicine , l Vendero in every Town. , . - - To TI-1 F. .PUBLIC. ' GENTLEMEN: there is nothing so inclispen-' • s.ible to s genteel appearance as' a clean Boot or Shoe. .A.4niait'sfnetime or his talents may be of the most shining , shirt, hut unless his I3oots have a little of the true shining 41 unlit y also; he '.vill meet with but a comparatively small • 'part of the ri•sippet and admitatiOu that may be his due. This . .. is the I..ise of Fashion and she must be obeyed. The truth - i ei this f ai l is - 11 ' 11 01:0;Mb; ; and when it is universally.allowed that tha•re i . notbiaic so odious in society, and so much ste:-Invit. she tows of cleanliness and-decorum; as foul or 111. eleithed Bunt s or Sloies, who would nut seek after the POP" 'vents.siFY It 1,14 been frequently rotuarlied, and particularly by. the Fair S,x, • hut: , bernitifully the feet of time Gentledieu a i ty' e or,. who. use TVIINEK's REAL JAPAN BLACKING, for it Is iinqUestionably the hest that irmadefor giving a flue sad whntesoroe polio' tie Boots mud Shoe?, Kis therefore rer , iminiiideirtn Gentlemen and Ladies, as - the only article of this kind which they to hr. to purchase, as it produces the isidiestisoltuas and jst hl .k over beheld. Agents at Batas Agents at Bristol. . Guy, -- , ' ' linggetts and Soo, Crultwell. - ' Pritchard and Sod, . Keen, • • • Rohingsnn and Stuart, ', .. •Id cyler and Son, Harley and Lang, : , Jenkins, Ilulgin, Cook, " Cutesbriny, • , Welsh, s. Rutter and• Co. - - Pearce, Jos. Sloith, . ' Rudge, Brain, ' Shrine, i , Ruse Grant, ~ .. Tiolliturl, Robertson. Doyle, .Skinner, ' Smith, Stephen Taylor, . I Earle, 'Byron, Crisp, . Mts. A. Andrews. Wood. Slmiikrepers supplied with this inesti'moble Japan Blackin', through the nirditr.n of the Wholesale Houses; .or by apply lug to the NlanufActot.y. Se. 114, London-rtnid, Southwark, • • . :'• • C..1t 7 A171p - 077 , & 4. . . y • . N.B. Ask for ' tuner's Blacking., TO THOMAS TAYLOR, wsca. No. 9, Nlw Bridge;-stroft, London. lionuitEu Sin, - • Ii . EG leave to inform you, that ever since the • s4 , lt r 1790, • I had been afflicted with the Lots Verierva ; fermi it; Obstinately resisting every course at medicine prescribed by the must eminent of the ftculty here,' and mi. rgoing, severalsevere courses of salivation, and twice dis charged from the 1-liisrital with little relief, would appear to be of I.lte'ulost inveterate natiirr. In the spring of last year priy.diAnttlvr had got..to such a head, as nearly tri put a period to My existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my bead, one nu vitelli 'min, and my Irg4 were heuke out in a frightful *Asper ) ;:right was dreadfully painful,' And ha been in a state:et ulcer:llion for the last seven years; my lett bad twol.lirgellolll*Oli it , wavvorymucli diseolirtircti, and gave the Wet; excruciiiiing•pain, - pattictilarly when warm in bed, -so herself - to deprivetue tit reel; leinentable stltr, t is recpyiriniesided by ,Mr, ,J. reetived sn se , ait 'is titre by tlieui here), to take eutir I.eake's Patent Pills, svpiela t hem; to do on the 2ttb of May; in the course of a fortuight. I began to receive henetit—in little more titan a 'month the ulcers on My head and nrn, way soundly healed— sl.,ll afto,. - tlfr! sorts On :fly ir), , ,i,healed also; leaving, how ever, t onsidtr3bledist7nii , uottort in the thin, and pain in the bean or the left, which, by the bisszing of - nod, Mid a little ,l o npe perseverance eitr.invainable Medicine, subsided ; the n ides iiisp,rsing, the skin regairliag itstiatural hue, and 'the net:tumid p.iins gradually going thifs beenme, by ' , nor idierni.a,i.rice and medicine; perfectly free . frain' alt my ioniser crimplairits—liave recovered my farmer spirits , and strength, and, ant hecnnit jolly slid` fat, in which state hay rig coottoni'd to the astonishment of all who knew me, f inns it Et loss in what terms to express my kratit tide, but be; luu, tribe good ; of , ether suffering mortals, to make this riy cri . sc as ihtblic as pus,iiile, as I shall Qn every Oct'. ititin; . is; so tieing you *ill greatly nhli e, -Sirs ) your gratehil,Obedient, very humble Servant, • ALEX. MUlttilat I.li;fp.strc.ct, gdinhurzh. • Witneises to the above Cure:— .julin!'fbarapson; Neq',Pcittitry l'efurket, rdinburgb ; 11 ihn Nialntosh, Old Msenibly dose, Edinburgh. Prelporol and sold by solo Proprietur,•.riTomAs. TA V !.1.01t, 1 . the. Royal College of gurgeuns, at hia 'Vu.• y, New 'Bridge-st! cot, London; witete, after a constant re,:hli..nee of ureic than 40 rears, in a practice yarti .eularly to tile cure uf :Venereal contplairets lead thane :iiicitletit;al to the Parts of Generation, e‘-ith that inyiolahle ,secrecy viiiell men Of his profellsion should altivays Obierve in such Slooße he luittetrii himself the advice :sod assistants lie }teatuittiusly aclis k inistvre do persons taking this Ntedicitia, will bee-4 1-i unit, In a discerning as ;An }itly4l.tage sadom Attni &Mr, 'aNti void - of all andd:rlitY• AIN) *old, I , y his appointment, for the convenience of those lit;knt...itt a di , ;;lla'v, at the Topin), No. ins, Oxfurd4trseet ; ttisbormivh's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr..l.laxtei.ge, tis Edinburgh; Mi. Thiblin; send by one peNlin ui stew von4i4leruble town it. Ilritatn 1.".5""1, itih , e3eS Ortliiti'l,„4o,OPtcKstatilped, and, sealed up ftill.ood plain whereby pvourns, a • eit .With case) !Toed,. sservey, 3V,isty, , . . OUT.—To alleviate - the torture of Persons afflicted by this dreadful Malady may not be the lrast important it4airta,ze fey Mankind. Nostrums and Experi mental Draughts are now justly rejected by experience, fruits conviction of their general fatality. Without such perilous expedients relief can be odininistered in this direful Disea3e, by means safe and efficacious; out, finally (except instances of singular Debility and Old Age), the Patient restored to Health awl probable Longecitj.-•-Direct (post-paid) to E. It. No. 2, Nnrth•street, Lambeth Asylum, TO ALL Wf-IO VALUE 'Malt The Sight of the Aced is'rtstored ; 'The iVealc Sight strengthened; An &the Perfect Sight Preserved, npnit interring Principles, BRAIMERIIV'S PATENT SPECTA CLES, :332, ,Oxfor4-street. To prevent Disappointment, be particulart in eibservin; it is not a shop„ bi 4 a Private Ilnitse,, next doer to the Pith-. tnonger:s, between Swallow-Atreet and .Argyle-street. This Day was p ohlished, in foro. the siecntd Edition, illus trated with to Engravings. price las. hoards, of 1101:vEMENTS tau AU It IC ULTULIA L 4111;- ,a 2.4 :vitt:TRY, in a, Course of Lectittos, , for the Berard of Agrienltufa. . By SIR HUNIPtiItY DAVY, LLD. F.R.5..L. and VV.r.n.i. i),il.tud for Lortgotail,. Hurst, Rees. Orve, and 111 ,- ,wn, Pa , terno.iter . .rnw;Londim.; and Conitable anOn.itninhuret. ALI J r m isc tle Drawn on SATUIiDAY • March 36; the Lormity will then Finish. A Grind Prize of 25,000 Guineas! • And Eleven other Capitals, with 2800 Prizes, Are in the Wheel. ' Not TWO Blanks to a Prise, and NO Small Lottery to fulhw ! A feot trilirawn Tickets and Shares may yet be obtained of HAZARD, BURN!, and Co. Contractors, Front Gate, Royal Exchange, 'who Shared and Sold No . , BW, a Prize or 20,000 Pounds! . • ' 38,605, ; ... 5,000 Pounas ! • tic. &e. &c. Drawn La'st Wednesday ; and a Prize of 1..6,0v, ivith Three Prizes of 1..1,000 each, drawn Saturday, February 24. This LAY was puhlished, in Bro. (Vie ad Edition), p►ice 12s boards, - -- 'DAM i S REVISITED n 1815, by way of - Brusiels; including a Walk over the Yield of Battle at Waterloo; Observations on the. bite Military Events, and Anecdotes of the Engagements; a View of the Capital of France when in the Occupation of the English and Prussian Troops: a minute Account 'of the whole Proceedings rela tive to the retinal of the plundered Works of Art from the Louvre, with Reflections on this Measure; concluding with Remarlis on the Political Temper and Condition of France,. and the Character of. the Bourbon Government. • By .101.1 N SCOW,. Author of the Visit to Paris ht_ Pal; and Editor of the - Champion, a Political and Literary Journal. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees,' Orme,. and Brown„ , Paternoster7row, Lendou. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, price Its. boarils, the Fourth of A vNrr to PARIS in 1914. Containing a Review of .the Mor►l, Volitieal Intellectnal, and "Social Cotolitio:t of thu French Capital Ohierrations on the Manners of the vnrioas Clas,.es of Society, and an the general state of ita hilorum tit's& and Attainments in Literature awl Arts. . • FOR COl/(411S, (OLDS, erc.-. I'VALSI I 'S . . CO LTS FOOT LOZ Nti V. Tit was the Name given *to uoltsfoot by the ant;ents, wini knew its value in Cnughs, &e, - It. is•preparcd in :the torn) of Imitenge, rik the most agreeable to palate; And utrn, that by" its gradually dissolving in the month, may With, more certainty he conveyed t the parts affected; these genges,MC 4ietibOrlltatt tivtvri:Cliti end lubricating, allaying the tickling sensation which occasions Coughing,. clearing the voice, and prodneing the most saintary effects; if used is a preventivei . few persons will he troubled with Coughs throw:h ilt. winter, and their price, places them within the reach of all rank of people. Sold Tip E. Edwards. $L Paul's Church-yard, who is the Solo prOprletor : th'e genuine will hare the names of Shaw and Edwardson the stamp. Also, WAIM'S AYrIPERTUSSIS fur the [LOOPING COUCW, a yeruedY long approved and recommended by: the first fautiliti in the Lingdom• Price only - 211. nd. per bottle. " • Ott LIII,AINt; CURED FOIZ rs. I id.. 1 111 • AR,SI-I:ALL'S,cEnATro, prevent. imt! cures those troublesome and painful illitanti whether in a broken or unbroken state: removes the itching and In on the.tirst application, and when hrokiti, heals in 4 touch shorter time than can he credited but by ex , perience. • - Wininils,Uleerated Legs, Barns. Scalds, Bruises, and.tll - of every denominating, and of ltowever lung standing, are clued I , v this cerate. 0014 of a 1.4. f ter. • " Gentlemen, Birmingham, thine. IS k 1804: • A very singular and important Cure performed by Mar shall's Cniversal Cerate 'dim:ands Pubheity : Oaltoni Esq. had a man of the imme of Harris, - working, who had been . afflicted for Fifteen Years with a most shuckingintlanied 904 lied leg, insomuch a to boAtlntost in a state of potrernefiois, he had been in the London Hospitals, to the salt water, awl under surgeons of this place, for seven years past, when eight boxes of Marshall's Universal Cerate r he bought of m, eom pletely cared him. I shall think the proprietor is prumotitnt stio ,:40,:v of huniaiiity, bypithliiliing this case, and every of portunity of mliking it 'mown will lie embraced by Your obedient bumble servant, IP Bull -Street, Birmingham , E. I'ETIICY. Bookseller. Sold Wholesale and Retail by Shaw and Edwards, IN, np tb e Foot-Way, St. Paul's Church-yard, London. Price is. per • , . , _ MR. WHITBREAD'S WILL. Probate of the Will ot the late SANtutt Wityr4 eue,,D,.l,sq.. haring been renounced by rite Ese cutors,,Lettets of Administration with the Will, and eleVen Codicils annexed, were granted by the Prerogative Court, in Dnetrirs' Commons, on the sth instant, to Wta.l.lENnv Wt -Halal: An,. Estill' the Sots and residuary Leg.itee. The personal estatewas sworn under,2oo,ooo:. and paid a chity of 27004 The Will is Zith Octobt!r, 1810, and the last*Codicil 21st June, 1515.--The Exe cutors appointed. are Roerwr SANos7.6t; AVM, WlL6liknE. Esq. and LANCELOT LiOLLANI), Esq. The following ate the lc:Ailing features : To Lady Elizabeth Whitbread 9001. per suntan (in addition. to the slim cif .6001. per ttimn,al by marriage settlement, end 1000/. p e r antrumby 'bond), to make np the'snm of 2,5001. per annum f or life, and also the use ot turctitum, china, &c. in Dover-Street. By virtue of a power reserved to hint by mar riage settlement, of, bequeathing 30,0001. to chil dren or child not sneceeding to the estate there by settled, he gives the wipe equally to his younger On, Samuel, Charles W. Hod his two daughters„ .Elizabeth W. and Emma Laura NV. with certain provisions to survivors, in case arty die tinder '2l. Samuel Charles has also an an nuity of 500/, and a stun of 50001. is directed to be invested in :he names of executors, to..he paid to him only in ease of his nut i n h er iting certain estates, in which lie has a contingent interest, by the Will of a, Mr. Howard., The. presentation to some benefi c es on the estate of Sonthill cum . Ward ell is also see ,red tb Samuel Charles, .in ca Se of his entering into holy orders : by t i . there is also left to him a. further t:ttrn of 1001) guineas, and the selection of three horses, the-daughters, 3001; per annum each, on attain ing 19. All freehold and persona . ' .estute. (ex. 7. ccpt the bre weries,A3K. of which the .terios of partnership may be completed or nil!, itt diseretiOn of 'the executors, and the estate at Southili, whiel) is entailed) is t„ he Sold, and form a. general Ent' the liiiyinent of . annniti6, tiontk,&c. and the residne.is bequeathed to Henry theOtiest son.: 'A hOt t 'se ill town is directed ` to lie takenfur Lady Elizabeth. and her. , children, the rent of which is. not to execed 4001. p;:r Minton and it is reenrinnended, that the Mouse and grountk ar Sont hill be coustaufly kcpt iu (►risper order lur their rcsidetic,:t, till his eldest snit arr:ivesat 21,--100/. per atinuto ix allowed for the education of his eldest son till he should gb abroad, and then intt her edvanees the discretion of executors. By bade the ba of his will, apparently in his own hand, the teStitier declares that instead 14' the an, unity metitioireil in his will to his - wife, ouly such a 00111 ill to be given tier as will Talie up her an- Onityll,sool. p k .r annum, hot by is sobsenuenc co-, ilicilliebegotilths lire; iu tradition to his former bequests, 1000/.. per ationto. • : Thehequests to clerks, servants; dotnestit s, &c. are nunteruns:—Mr. Abraham Ba r row ) ; 1000/, ; Mr. - Clarkson,•tlie younger, 500/. 5 . lieVeral stew ards and bailiffs, 2001, each, anti ' annuities 73L which are continued to the wives or some and the. daughters climbers, in :cuarrof Surviving them: The ttenement and garden of .Toliti Thompson is, direct ed to be kept in repair frit• him during his life, and a provisio► . is made for his Auailitenanee, and food for the horse lte:has bvio accustOmed 'to ride, and if the horse survives, his master, he is to lie shot ;. also of tam servants to *mit upon him, and'. after his death they have caul) rovanntiity 44251.: One codieil (the 10th) runs nearly in these words f,r'- Fearing 1 have omitted my will and farther co diedsl.tomention her name, I livreby beptcoth to ray cook, a' legacy 'of 601. and 311 '111. , ' Willy 0 1 , 501. per annum for her life; if :1 have - lett her more then thiS, I -desire the greater sum nriiy stand; tens,- I desire that it maybe cancelled, and this legacy paid her. Rings are desired . to be • givrii tau friends *hoi:a - Lady Elizabeth may mimeo but pitetleularly to clerks. • . from . certain Parishes in the County of Somerset, by the Lurl of CAtlNAtivoN.* From a 'lumber of Occupier's, of Land, 1114 others, in and near' Swab Molton, in the County of Dtton, by Earl Fawn:sem otaeieenversation ensued between the Noble Rol amt Lord'itolle on this'oreasion, in toumlueoce of so or frOin the burner kts to,the,prcullar situation of the Petitioners, and on which Tl the Noble aron satited to tinter in opinion.--- ltt eintr A e or hisansereatiens i *ehriaerstond tointyp that were it deentetneeessairy, he was will for Lis pot, that the Property should he inereAsed to 10 per: ctra.so thatii %minipill) relieve thithurthelis of ttriiiietiple:: ' • FINANCE'PLAN.OF teed. The Marquis -Of lANsnowws, after. briefly ~.Ilancing at the gerierli gitertion of the - Income Tax, stated, thiq he felt himself pecoliarlyvalled• upon to address their Liord.hipc itt eonsequenets . Of certain' rumours out of that House whie:i: Ink& irticently reached him. was first stated, he mt.: derstood, that the Income : Tax Lad been, doi.tryie:l in 1806.. This he was, called upon to - correct its The first instance. The Tax upon Income hint been re-enacted under another name, , atrzthe . in. stance (st a NobleViseount, at the rate Of live per•cent , . "to. was afterwards increased to SiX one-fourth per Cent. to meet- am- Anereased ex peurliture of war, by Mr. Pitt i and• an Al. ministration of Which he had' the, honour Vs• lottn a part in 1806, had 'Percale(' ;thriller toil) perrent- .Thiskvactione at a period when theloatt 'Of .tberpreeeditig *IT had been extracirdititrily' great, and the great demands from the'exigencies of waklircased hard 'upon the finanott of the coon try already overbuttietted with indirect:taxes. He still believed, as he did: that There.' was no' other resource fir meeting the reishri of the times, thaw that of to raising the Property Tax. There was , another important subject that had been touched uptiti,' Which bound hint to take the earliest opportunity of thus puhliely noticing. lie meant respecting . tire Plan of Finance, Which it •had been hisoflii : ‘ial ditty to submit to thellOute of Commons iu 1807. Ile - referred to rite In oceed ings in Parliament to prove, that in every stage of it, :the ,object which was most guarded against was the .s4ippositinti that - it had been intehded to continue the Property Tax in time of 'pence. It was expressly stated in the plan, that the, plication of the Excise and Custom Dates would obtain for its object the exclusion ot the Proper.. ty• Tax. The. Resolutions were adowed he the ilonx - e nearly anattimonsly,, , and without' thesauri- lest reference bcitu ntittle to 'itrty intention of.,etitt- ' tinning the Property Tax-in time of Peace. • That such was the fact,- would appear, by the Retil4o.- tiwts, as Weir as the recorded opinions of the porters - generally of the plan, Mr. Vansittart hail' • Castled an able vireecit tit his to he printed, and in which he admitted, that no intention existed .1t eontirming the Property Tax it in time of peace, Ile -stated, that no - Minister or creature ever otlrentßed of continuing , titre.`' of pejed; not even us en annual grant.: It was'therefore tti 'f : extraordinary, that he coald have recollected its .eight years what Ite• had forgotten in three years - after the lime, " lie writtiti now; go to the opinions . of the oppoirers of ; and here he had a simriiirtr piece good fortune, in being , aisle tore» for t o a document printed by ;itemise' VeS. ii i OPPO" sirion.to his plan, and brought forward to a part cider place'; and it was rather extraordinary that in six weeks they had not ur r r,ed to capital an oh jeiction. 'it wag ,known that Lord Vattlerereagit hint!...elf bad brought - forward a long String of re solutions tespecting a plan of :finance, in' opp'osi tionAo that which he (the Noble Martinis), aubMitted,, One of those restitutions box: elre e tly upon the subjeet.• This would , be found to state, to express terms, when referring to a correspond ing part of the origin:ll-plan, that the Property Tax was one of - those a center ;not 'be with . pr opliety.cont inued in time of pewee. Ctiold it their possibly be alleged by 'Lord Castlereagh` - : that -a , ' continuation of the Property Tax had been pre. Meditated at the rinse. It :nay 4e conveniott to hold one oliipion upon one nee3stott, nod on an thev to hold asn opinioit directly the reverse 13tit it was rather. ttbo much, he thought, to affirm now the dirt:Cl-contrary to what appearod - oo the . face of his own 1 esolto , • The Earl of I,,tvitti.ot)t, s tiki he thought it itrt. portutit . “oi allow the oh•ervatiolts . :ot the Ni &14rrititA t, p , ss.withtwut s . tyi:tg 4 "Jew :word, with ri..optt t tai thvtri. At the slate tithe he not gette. raily'a , hatit, the pt e,eht hot' the verasion tol••varrt ally iliatitlim tsar, the expeitiencv at COO illttitig the Property l'sx. A I,erioti w_oula eonke when thdt tittesi ton . ‘vottif be l'!1:;.1 111 Y hefPre the House. He wotilti tll the no, complaint tut to what wus ititted re.skectio6 what WAS 411efitti to r