The Sun. — London, England, 1803-06-14 00:00:00

OFFICE OF .ORIV/INCR, Jane To. lop;. THE :PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA vsry!,..oßosdives krreley err igiricr, dal Sky rea.9 at tliirr OftVe; in St, ithargard,streft, minster, 4n. FRIDAY, slx 171 . h diy ef thi.i instamz ,une, to re rave Pr losali jrani surb•Peeswil ,niqy Se willing fo under take the .ru4Xy of jro'ToNs q PIC; LEAD, qf the hitt .7:‘;.llPyoot. the oi'd),..phi'..St•trhic 2., he'di-liim,e,/ in One „Itlorobyilan, zhe zbe4gr . crineit;au Ike Rtyal Laboratory at Woolwu - b. ?"ht rtcTosalf to .1)0:„Jealed rip 074,:eiw:kfd al Ike osaside, " Proposals tar Supply of ‘.l.tad tar the otallJtfCe Sci Vice " 11,4 , Ord‘r f P;c.8.,0 P.. ft. CP.EIP., Ste., t.3c. . GENERAL'; OFFICZT,' G eqr tit, pint 14, lEO3. 9 -- 1-I -N,II to ,i c jY ; , t i'enders . 1)r iutp)); n. 4 a Ns:label-4 -wLleb stew ut t9le r.rs. yac4.64. told Sputt-icri, , ••41, CO, / SliCa Tiltdet,4 ( in. ituriiiim, paird and A., • fur tik. be delivered r /41 , 'e tbe t7to alit. 4kller 7 : ‘,l c that dqy, , and. if aril hylui.o tie partagt: to At. , . aqd Cfpr,litt*: el ev q ra rg t 4 1e ylld 4, ills ce , I,t t/: II rs , :f Edev r n 41,4 . 441 : . )1' 1 ta)1:1 110U,STE; s . • • Jane 6, !Etc). rr 0 U R'T of D E C CAIr.. of the 1. (14'1 1..) CO,Ill'A ERCII.4 NTS' N Ore J.:;,,tt I 4,14 . 1 ,db J 4-11.4 EA; ,t; 1 at eltpy•l;ave r•ive4 ni;te _ jj g fidir inlettlhu• VA I , r,p,ar, ♦ ii• -e cenit Crv t ti, 1,-, he. ha! day, I be 22J jfre3tafrii, Ic, ,;rant on Annuity of iot.A. fatfm, Lit'e' t I)ir4ilc,' tb ; :s Coni an; • ' • , WILLI. or R.44)1, 7.11* • L‘I.N"'D T. EotprloN.., • - IS IVI A AST'l'' :Le ilPfsfika Of TiLX:E'S •hitely vPuelVotiee,... Vat on the 24th ::*.y niettohe trefirtmee'll oche Rittinkinipp ,01.1.3.vd 7ax Tr, by the T;eo. , Cap_ r t 6. ta> brtprirtcrr loArd other. haVing art Inre , e,tt .'Letatee expire - e a • tier that teetiod the Land Ta't ieniaining 'Unredeemed will be Sold to • kty P./ricer l e tfring en.piriNt4 t sawte, and become in b - e_ of the Ax ii r e t 4 ser a h absidute Veit. Panel Ikent, re,;(rtierableat Xent. frkith teiview tiefsicilitate the Red. mini ,n 4 . .the...l„aad• Tax, a ' Liftof th'e)Glerks • t Or-the .I:ontniis.dc,”!, f for. Sale efeb L 4 ,,d. Tar; n‘iiti , their plays of 'residence, •iubvnt a ppt ica be Punic by t hate prOpOsing to redeem is tlibj4ined. Any ji.)•tter int.:rmation which Pitn;es oruy require, will he asSrdel iip;ft afl. phe,ffisn wit :kg .144/Igl T 41): Od fi ce, •Lintan't. Fields, •' • • • By Order of the. Board, ArA - r7 - talv IYINTER, Steretaiy, Cl'r/s I,.ConintissiOnert .topwrms. fi,e keSIDENWE. ,Sate f jand Tax. Thegy 011 ce Bedfoi'd "Ri!'adijig 13,141:3 .4i tan ChAplin .4y,lcabury Canthridze 'King itilm nagger. Cantbrhige stone Chester C. II:U . 411ton lohri t,olitriai.ind lkliniot:" D . 4* cox. E,lO, inn -oc,ct „ pirtVtt, jun. rS4ijILIM Castle ; * l 4 lotin ic.4a)pp . I ,..GlOncxster Wm. Stevens 4lieratord Samuel Nicholas tad 11. Grover Itiintir.oton obn 24aule ('.I. Cl.,ridgct Lincaoter —liitldti•l ltt Leiceiret .4 , Conks Lincoln—Lindsey .P.. Clitl:t tow Divition Iceiteven god idol IL C1a:a1 , ..,s ! fif i M , Ivliddlese;t. P. Fluky I •• • ,C.itYoi'Lorldunote.c. :iitistal I. Icllicot 'City atut j.ioorty of Lambert Fowler 6thainater ,14,rtitcouth. lexander 'noes Norfolk. Jo hn Trg l icivird Northampton V. 'rylerSwit4 Non it txzland 13rumell NoAthagham ,g.),04114' inc? Mandl ..:Rutland Palmer Salop . i'ersnterset . " hontas t;Mles Chester 1 Liodwiti T-)trby txcter ,Warcham IS.Lirlutrn Obey cirenrc‘.;ttr I empste.td Sev'enuaks 41i - ceott r Elcalord I.3erkeitoiel I taw -.Chu= aid, • Ch . ettiiii4. • tilin-Atu a re tisk. S vitintrlrn No,clh:lrtiptOn Bain ()xturd U ,Slicr;vsb!, , :y St.;)viiFey, near Bridge. vauter Staltin4 Is :try CI ClytiOtl l'cl VOW th Solihull, near Bit- gett eliettora . Rag ‘v „Keen • Surrey . . Orttnitnotid' Sussex t s .JUrt • • J. Vorcester. E. !klugg Mcrice Wilts' W.W.' Salmon "Wagetutorl Ind t %1 1. cr .10,1ing 1)0..11. W. Loekwoon p. E. J. l i ot;kiroed Anglesea Samuel Crindley ;I :p4 co t- lAraiter Williams H. lltiglies vearertarthen• f Roberts ' lettrivarroo 11ttt,IrEllis ..Dettbo;ll ' rta d:\l it son - ,V11..A • !Wm. Wynne. .Glamorgart litho Atioutl, jun. !Merisimrlt Montgomery ones v e ..Pembroke • loitit.Willy Ar.dnor ' anies , Dav/es . rig: ELAND, • tiltire . of Edinburgh 'rho, Clog .41sdditigtott - I)ortatdscm Berwick Tornbttli Roxb.t.rgh Walter Ititltlel Selkirk. A. Iles clemon Peenies 3. m; Robertson LAtiti ek Ilitrns Dumfries short V.`igtotin "1. l‘r;tScr w teaty of .1( kutiet...Niven ,• ' • shirc or Ayr 'Wtrt. Steuart -Ayr ,I)4o47:irwn I)titnliarron Sit tc . J. Iltal .t r Iterifte.,+/" - t-turclicsoti ,tint `l'.tv ; o r Linlithgow Perth I;. l'Attoti Perth Kilicar'tlinc hilt, litsictktt Sruu4•itacen Aitcttl .rt I).tv:ii H ilt , .:heon A brritecit I liverhe•si LuCkhOet Kialocli 1 iiverneta Islajrn jsi..Storm Nairn M' iuritQLC Tho. lur,,eburgh . life Kirtrins 4 oho •Skurion 'Kinross Vortar I.'‘:ter Itattkin Forfar Arch. 'You ag , Jlau t' I. ' Dartp,,..ll clith o dz i. tV. Lrotile Cad iti.t•. Elgiti Forr,:s Pat ,'.1)1;11 - s , s nt:aitnatt rui:tt :.tut scan Clack A. Ni• Kehz.e, jun. Scotsiwrh ‘Vorceoer I)evivs Lecla Ea,;in4would 13netricy Tregamccid Drrson Almty - stl;vit Kidwelly Carnarvon 1 1 / 4 1(ild Cartlifr Dolgelley fl.kvvri 01'4 wetit Trutitolost Edinhttr4h - Paddinoton jcdburgli zwikirkTrebles . • I.arnirk ihtinfrics Wittoun Kiretuhrigtht LARGE ()FFic u;,4,ENs PECuI..tARLV.AvECI:Ctrr. `ailv.llo7,.gt hit vini; '‘k ruing I t.,os Nell col amt. -wen tail:eel to the ahil of that plastic MOul.t, as 144).., - ; and ScasorWd QUA-E, on}y are c.,. , peit)l - e answerii%,, atui tH of puitth,' ch:atfaild'opett slit will' rentlctr arogio.itt hod, li.uv, a.:.; Mite 40). ltitkt of luctut wit li peileet.entedorn and it t circumstance must not only be very couvvotent, .botf t cuty interesting t.) every Person Ili titehatit of W gre 4 t. 11410 s have tx,,to taken to stet. t raper Steck. ut . ;l` tittle Q,iia.. =ifizcl and Suasonett ettillS tvr raj:: purvost., tti tWer to re. ATI , Pit; VriC: tiaLt Pens, univkusatly iLlained of in titt3'Cottutrv. Aiatie 3tof solil by E. iVilli.otts, (ticcosior to Mr: DLL:: 6t;itioner to the I)tike o,o.(l..i.,utcheN; of y,, r k, N o . 1 ,, • Lkattipii. ()id Pcin imm:cd, amid u)aclq u niW. Wen , n-.--vr::,zttfrt':r: -- -- --• -'r •~`a~_... IMP ER 1. ;‘IL PARLIdIVIEIVT. r IN 0 HOUSE. O. PEERS. wiribitty, JUNE 13. • t CHANDOS, PE ERAG E. R pirdslilps resolved' into a Committee' of. rtivi leges ; .and Lord WAiit N 11:tv fa!, cl) the Chair, the consideration of the claim -o( ths%Rev. lityclges., to the Barony of Chandos t ,was resurik.l, ptirsti..nt to order. The •E'arl of,R.Annox, the Lo,ap.CUANCrt.I.O9...(AT.OOII - length), the Earl of 40 31, I LOLA 1104.T0N, LOrt LI. E ISO R 0 UG delivered•tlieir sCntiments. • spOke in tx planation, :Mil coi%bdcd by 'oh ;sr4l)lg,- mat in his view of the p.ibe, it then mod, he was litlilbiff TO form hismind SO fly • SiStilitikdqY Vte; lac woy th erefo f e Vropost!, ceiton;„ he had l ustsneti, the courseofhis speech, to adjourn time debate till to-ntortoty, Lord (43T T 4 r Nay ; inao q - ,Nytcpvtryationp, as-did Lord 4t.4-gromtov,oi,, betyvcimovilogui k ul Laid Bo."ON wine ex , , , ianatory conversation toofi,.place. • . The gat:Awn being ! coiled tor, 4vrd• WA I.SINCHAM put the kame Artiim time or*ipt , .l)!Qpoition, mo culi da A tone sine; lay- a Noble lord, 94 thvkin ;h;s piaco ( L.etd 1t t-D D A I, Z ) to the shape of a resolution, to tile „following elle6 1:,11u . it_ dor.% Jot appear to . . this Coininitteu .T1);IT Claimant, the.:Rev. Ittword litydges, has made out claim to the :o,lle, digitity 84c. of thO Baronv of Chantios." .T ;v 'stated chrinan also Yatcd the motion el ' , Ad, JOIITITTITVIT 6 V. hi•mm )140 btel) metre by Lord hoL-ro After a te...v ohz; , r.vatioiv, la been interchain;ed between torA )ioy, ow: or two of their Lordships, respecting his. niption'tor Itojotanment, time Noble Lord agrect(to with drsOhe.,Same, The clut:s,tion was then put upon the original proposition, no rh , .: Committee dividcd as follows: .Ciintents. , • NOTICOTACIITS, r 5 7 Mujority against the .. 3 f)n the lious; 'resuming, the Report oi the Committee w i ts. in'tlia usual way, ordered to he received to.inorrow, Tneir the), proceeded 'to the consideration of Foote's Divorce hill,.which stood tor u C:on-Hilittee I and the' tcsolving-iweli itgo tho same, Coun4l ottibotit sides, .4\lr. G A R now and 41r.. AL ANI were called in. • .onto conversation costted ,k)etWeen one. a t two .of weir, Lo,dAhips and, .the I.e.trued Counsel, telitive - to ifie,provi iun proper to he rcpt.:, tbriklts. Foote, rchttive to which, o account of the circuitistancei stated, no specitie deterrai ti:diqpi.as we could c.llect, w4s Foote to*!3y their Lordships , bn this stage at the "Bit I , On the . Motion of the BiThop ofST..ASAPI-1 the Corninitte'e of the vhble I-100 se on the C teritymen's Residence Bill, 4 - vas pot t ported" till . Mr. WI LLI A M ;.. Secretary to the:Cothmissian, presented thP Third Report t(Oni the 4;orturtiS4iollM , Of•liTiAl l.: Nuitry The Bills upon the Table. were focwarded. in their respce. • 'live stages l and at a quarter past seven, the llbuse adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. ... MONDAY, JUNE 13.' A, Nvew Writ was Ordered for gle.'llorougli of,Newport. in the County of Cornwall, in the room of I o 14 ltit ttnx D . • Tlic third Report of the Commission( rs (;t• Naval Itiltitry woo bittigtit tip and laid on thy , T.tblL - , utderrt.l to he *tied. 'rhe,l3irmittgham Clt y Church was read a third time ; and paned. Ihe Irish Revenue,'Weeilon was )I'onglit up by Mr. OA tts7,lr.;• teat! a .first Lillie, and .Orderid to be react sitcom, tune ati4 to be printed. The House in a Cormnittce .passed a Resoltition on the . Scorch Militia Bill, - mid the Report was .cirdired .to 'be re= eeiv..;,l to-morrow. , , M.sticious .Culting and Wmlnding Bill vas> rt.....tt a 6et.r.ind time, and ordeacti.ba be eunwittted to a Committee 0rt. , 0 witolo•liouse. The Irish S Destroying.Bdi passeda Committee of the wh u le - ion ; report to morrow.. Mr. ALE tf.t , e r.A IL-ought, ,up . .the. Report of the, Com mittee, no His Majesty's Speech of the 23d oi Novembir last, respedinga duty•to 0t,121. percent. on Foreign rorccluirt, , and o linty al , r) WI. pitim imported. Resolutions read, egroed to, and intruCttons given to the Committee on that they have power to inake,provisitin accordingly. Mr. VA N t,•rrna r said., that it teas thought ailviieabitto suipend' rile present of P2rlianient with iespe4i to the ...de of furnishiog Brai4ll, Seamen} and for . preventing the ,oLaruptiou of otir , l l 42, , ,igition whit rc.i.t 4oltAgp.Se4- 6,,,m, and therefore. beinovcd, That leave t i t : Oven to bring in a the better supplying - Mariners and Seamen in is Majesty's Service (..n .15o:srd..Silips of War, and also on board Merchant• Ships Tratiin%. vesst. , 't notrder of the Day tin- g6ing. Comrnittc:c qt . the Whole House nit thc. 'fianster Bill, was deterred to to- moriow, ,on Ihe . of the: Secs. k Y pit 1 Y . !Ili. 4441 LAD ficlorrtli it).;Flittriday lns intenqed Mo t tun ‘N ith tdpea to thc Dock-iardl. ' BUDGET. M r CdH4NC`'ELI,UR rfx thr EXCHEQUER moved the Order of the Day for the , Hot ! e to re. solve itself into a Committee of the whole House to .consider .4urther, of Ways and Mesins"for raising a 'Supply. The. House having resolved itself into a Committee accordingly, , • the CHANCELLoR of tba,EXCHEQURK said, that ' to lte.should . he obliged to trespass • at some length, u i on the p4tienee and the indulgence (if the'Corn. mitten, he should abstain from making any prelimi. nary observations on the subjea . to Which' he was (leprous. of calling the PaitiCular attention of the Committee, excepting such as in his . judgment ,neers. . sarily.and materially belonged to it. He should :lb . stain from entering into anyparticu'ars relative to the situation. in which we are, now placed. Suftiee . for the present tO say,.. that alarge Majority ofiliat House had Jleclared .that the disappointment of the Conntry with respeet'to ourpresent situation, beibg in a state of (vat . , and the causes of it, are , it, be , found alone in the restless, anibitiOn which,:ttat9te • the Councils of 'France, -and to the, tpitit of en. Croachment and domioution by which the Ontikt of -its Government has beeo guided for a. cunsideritl lee period. Under these ciretkostanees, we were called nifon,to 'mike great and t he House of Commons : had declared to Hi, Majesty 11111 . conviaion that such were the causes , of 'the 'War, and*hati given . to His IVlajestrassurrces for, the support of it, in which all persons concurred, and the liouse;liad declared it was ready to call forth di; itesonrces of this. Country for. the pn Tose of maititaining ,the honour of His Majesty's Crown, and the eoential interests of his domitlions. .pledge. was' riot, .and could not ke lightly given it was a 'solemn declaration carried to the toot of the ."Uhrtine, that we 11.10. ;Ill. : nude up no r minds t d 4he . great talon which the. circumstances of Country imperiumly require: It w a4 .try but a detcrinioed ill inner upon such an oce.hion ; we were called upon to summon aii G ni fortitude, and to put forth our force; nor. wool(' (hi, hestifficietit without. being satisfied .that tq make these efforts it wouht be absolutely ,necessary to submit to. great ,privations and ineonve., niences ; Vnutice even great and extensive saeri: Aces. We-had an, enerny , tO contend with :that bail ratc,„bted ripjax.s as w e ll as the circumstances :ofour`exeitions, our exettions, and had built' hopes of ovelcomih tt by the length of a contest. rt was therefore ne: ccssary for us to lie prepared, nut wily lir a vigor:,. ous, but fur a protratied contest. This was a syB.4 tem which was not leSs consistent with the calculi. : tiJn o f the coldest prudence, than due to Jude and wisdom of a great and Powerful people: It was upon opiniJni stick as thebc, a n d. w i t h refer. erne to systein as that to W 11:13 vetted, ihat.ht felt•li his .duly t , ) prollose •a plan which .he was now .about to slibmit to'the Commit, tee; 'arid having statetr . gener.illy the-pri , .Liple-upon which the plait. tvaii , founlql,. he .should enter upon ,with- a referee e, . to Supplies voted, and those remaining to he ''‘' , ;tl4;:fifter he—should , store the Ways- a0t1 , ..-Meow.liy.:..w.hich; ,(according to the best consideration and. refleetion he had .been .able to give) it was desirable the Sup ply should. be raised. The following were the ,heads. - • SUPPLY. Navy (inclusive of Ordnarkee for Sea Service) 1..N0%1,c•09 An - - - E.22t,449 Extramlinaries, to be voted on . 3 future day .E , artOidittaties of the preceding year - • 1,034- 1 5 1 Oninknee V o te of.Creclit _ . Corn Illoornies - 5 2 4.- , 00 hliicellaucous Services `— • . • • 1ft,g79,,w0 Joint Charges 61 . 1;re:it , Britain and Ireland. • • SEPARATE CIIARdES YOU GAT' - 1111TAIST. • • Deficiency of Milt - - - 113 .+ 3 4 0 Deticiebey of Ways and M.Jns brit yt:lr 1 7 1 .43 1 We h d also to pay tinder Ow. •pinyisions of 'a • • Treaty I,,;tween• tts and tit 1 infect SitalL: of Anierita, catered iiao )Cr , i 33 0 , 0 q9‘ 'Atli it would appear by file ~ ‘t•cntnits -on the Table, that wa3 ergifOtneint suboliting between Ci.wertinicor ,11,1•the* East ItAia V•eitt. 'rally, in coluccitien,o or l'xpeclitifins Ott on.the continent, Oil .which there was a A.-oast &Table balance, for wiiicit lio'O•oposed to Note• ..z,oc.•-•;eoe Eicehequer Nlis already voted - 2., , :1ty0.0 • I tJerest ditto ' - ' .02.',0.:0 • itetroittsof I:::telicquer Bills of t703,` advanced by - t.hu bank I,,seo,oce Total Separate Cli - tr7r.... of Great Britain Totil tf thiSpppth-,, 1 •Ao , St:yenteerth , / o r I - 3 , i f,,, 23c Atitiltiaut tor Civti List, ~4*,•1:. 170,nt4 6,1-41,67'9 For Ireland, Leaving an Aceotint of England for Supply, 3.31 2 -1(1 '3N395, 72 c , . . The init!e 'of, p_rovidin,g for,. this large n m, he - t should with to divide into three 'parts,: .Fi4t, the Nn nlial Taxes, . the groving prod tiee of, :tlie„Conto. ..,liaatcl Fond,,an , l the V..3tellesquer nifli: —'sNest . !, inch nfeatNs of Revenue :is are to. he derived from the Ex. 'cise :and :Custprus, and otljer; Blanches of . R‘ieroie ; and separate Xaxes,t.o-be levieti on Property 'during the 4ontinuartrelif the - War. - The foliowing; there- Itirefori, were ilia - • SVAYS AND It4SANS. Malt Duty, Tait on' rensioi) s, ifid remains of Land Taxi 27,50;0b01e A vt!te pass:el for raising. four'milliOnS on Ev.tiequ'el`r: pis,' a conSiderable eart . ..of which have not •been: issued, ancLeit was. . ten e e ,i, f o r re,tseril .* Lich he , shbuld -state -eres.ently, nor to isiue so illdtit by on but . e.eler the ,t , lth,,rirry of the Alt of Parliament for Thar purpose; he should move to vote .3,boofaeol. Add to- this, the sutpliii of the Censolithtie i t Find the 'i-th Of . April 1804, -founded on the produce of the fakes inipesed in . 0301 ; and the' amount they did pro duce at the,gih of ,April :1,8c1j:, he was justified in ,proposing the. grow jog- produee of the Consolidated Fund at 6;560,c001. Upon This iubjet, he Ob. senteti, that ,the expet :he had .eortne4 Itad been, completely' justified; the .-accounts-. rela tive to 'which were now ttpob the T'able of the ' It was not, however, hit intention to' atic the House to (*mine ,to 'a vote on thieitead Allis ; flight, ,Ite enly.asked credit fOr it: far the preserit. The :Accounts were preparinge and this subjeft may and' must b".: a subjc4l of lato:e diselission, the ctountl,Pf which he hat! formed in his owp- mind, hut .which. he would not facie e, the Committee by stating, because he . did nut propose a vote tipun this to-night: I-le stattid hislfitent ions to pros ide the-inearrs of liqoid.iting the remaining t,soo,ocol. :oldie Bank Advenees. He entertained An expeile. ;ion,. Which he flattered himself would not be dii. appointede..That -the. same consideration which - led the Batik in e 798 to make Advances, will indtice them to continue the ,satne-sy stem now, they assented to 'in .1798, so That, the outstanding engagements of qoyernanent would not: be incieased in this respeci in consequence of any 'arrangement -which- may .be Mad; on what remains due 'Lisette sank.. Upon' this however,' he wili:ticsiroui of say ingehat he was nut, authorised to'speak with confidence, but it was not irrational to presume, that the same consideration which operated during the lust War will oterate with the Bank-in this. Ile should therefore sup.; pose EXcliesiter:Bills for vatices io;ithentit to 1,5 , 00,6001. ~'He should add' (titniigh' t h e c,,„ ten ee was nee yet mildc), the enreeted produce of a Lotte ty,` 4.06,6601. TiosyntieS remaining in the Ex:rilequer . 37,7821, he slfautdi:s'eate ; whe t io e t er e h e itirrfulcil -to Tirve' Stated before, that .ie . the ,W y „,„ • and Means there was an item to provide for the. amount of the Vote of credir. flavinz- s r ott a t hi s , he came, .now,to prote:ec those' Taxe4 which .were to be derived from au augmentation el the . Deties. or Excise and Customs, , Which lie begg , ..d -the Cotennitteeeio updergarid :he s s gr,'en e! to rfn -poKi.as• 7Well:: as Ille . Taxes on- Proi t aetty, as, War ;Teiteie rind Wu' only'; only - tinting the Continuance of 'the .lAzi, • -and which Taxes ,Fhould :errnimate within a given eitriod after' the ,Ratifleatio'n of PseiCe. Thelieeiedeehieli he should priipese•Wetild be six menthS after the Rati fieation of Peke , ' New •Coresiticeitig theeadvientage, which have been Jr rived by "% Vest Iboi.tilerclilots and Proprietors, (rime the seles e ofe the produce or the Colonies during.! the '!rare - Var, • he shmild conceive that it , ouhl not be ilee.inel el unfair ob.; jea of 'faxstion. during the present Wate-e-There was 'pri -article in general .consurnprion, wbith aikhOughYOrice a 'luxury, w-ils• DOW declate,l a rie essary of-life, and yet opinion it-was a (air thtt • during'thoVnt we might reckon . on haying an entire catnniat.a of the -not only tri ourselves abundantly, bet alste.to become the thane' of 'Onviying it, to every other part Hof Europe,..ind, on which Therefore he, sliouldprie. pose e i)ury he article lie meant teas SUGAR. .11 .1 c r e w.is a cipty alrekly. per !intuited rounds weigh, —tie tric; ,, t propose 20 per cent. v at , refp: iltAy nOW Chri rgtd „§4gar, p- 1 4.cePt•.on all other articles of IMPORTS. i t h th e , ex e l ption of .gatromwdo • .Tea, and Wine, which he should presently state to the Com mittee as ( Mats of separate Taxation, not pri.henkd "with the general clortzes of rare per rent. fir 111 , ;111; '2.1 tcr cent . . a:Llitionat on the Con9)h- C ust( inr, a nd 1 21,..per cent, nn all atticics c f -Implrti, with the exceptions he Batt already ,stated - .—This tad-rstityrated • w oultl • Pr9,ltice 1,360.0001.—iie wished' the Committee to a i na , Ot .ti(t)' nivict the Ctototn , , by.t that he;theitni to he under the management of the Exc6e.—Nov,, contidering the c•-ircutnstancei of ma nufaatires . ari d 4,€iit which we :may ..expect ire eml•l is t 1 during the War in whia we are now eogag , a, 0110 elnsideting . the -monopoly-which this ..C4untry . nt;cy Command, not withstittaling attcmPts to exclirde he 'should without rx cusc ifll,e'did not attempt . . to obtain Item tYq'TiA-r, tr e l nsidit;kble supply : Fitst then.he pro. posed a duty I;.f one per cent; on :11.1, ARTICLES EXPORTED froin !this' Country to Europe, and three pct c6lf. fd every Whet - part of the worl.i, which he estimated to produce 4.60,0601. —When tlts I.)tty. of Inlyort s and' E.: l •oet , i was originally proposed, apprication x.va !bde Cotton raanufa.c.turers-that Cotton SL7mid be exempted frofti the'dt4 Of Expf)rt, a;:il a (fury laid 'on the Raw Materili tli crtv3,;:ti:* moie than one -* • p o ttrafol so penr ) COIIOi/..tq(401 . ;, now lie follow t ton - from al export, and to I , :crease it on the Cottk ore penny m_ tte potind - weight, ; whia . ,:250,0001. There were Which, during th - e conthitance of !might b faitiy charged as tur duty, .I:c . in,. - -41St the tfon the roily that pritic;lll, Glut)'. ttP 6 ton.v.oolool h Ife thote g other ar(# l l coocci'' el r tgmentot. OE e ticAd of Co. TONNA,GE, 'Which was the last a r tide, at : Taxat 1-I;!ati 4CUstettlS. - The Tonnage Duty at 150,0001. making .in the Whole 2, t c bli o r e c n ; (l : 9 s l l ec , t l'rr-il a i vl i t e v o i7:l : l , l :o li::r p o ibt o r :n o l l .: ' : it vi c i.nlle e c l e i t l 'cbC C la l; ;es l ut e loo f at t flitsp t ) i c n :r. t. ti l b fr ditu t .a f il4 ;: k". po: i,000,0001.' - - ~.i 11 - le next- Branch 0: the Revenue' from whicielic i shouldpropose a . ver. tarts AS suppl)-Ir.g tI , c p ' , ) ,i, s ii i.i c iv , r- x a i h g l.e c„ p c o y; t v,i.°,.1", `he i t - 101 i w . . , EXCISE. . yose as :in object cif inctL;-aivi taxiii-0,, i t ny . 0 1 'lit I s t ' , n v F a i ~l o i c ir e r : t a h : r i ls t i e s c p t i l..t e u s: i p b o s ): l ;:i t i e c l d i v i 4 :a , s fo ; u t u i r . tis o h : s • i o j s f r i a l n :.: ; s e t : : r i e: I n n::: !0 : : : he wr , uhl submit .to the et - tali-Mute 'the •eXve: e'l::; ; I of raising a large Revenne`doriri the eontinutto cz°- the..lVat . : the first was the L arriele of . •-, TEA;, i , a'nif he'woil l id feed)* dcki:owie,igc that; cx - cirt u r ' Pen ilie ciroinstances of the-War, which w,a,5 aC,c Ol ," nied by the means of enabling ,us to interceprtll comm - arlatiotts 'more . elfettualiv, the: 'effo rill t :iint:gglers, by . isritieh the fair ,TraderVas inPr," and ttie Revenue defraiided, he 'shouhl not 'r` r.. im athiittorbilluty on thin.article ;• he , liii it lin° :. eve ' ""' ler 11 - ftill - perittitgion that further' t ryT in; the Collettion of the.Reveutie would be Pr e : '' : v ' e c e i ii r :::c " t c t h; i ll e im iß d:l t d a i -Ln - eolsut:tillitetirnfLlS:tchuragrgolitij:i.eglirc°;:l:litld- ( t ) i i:l e x r a l t t i , :r ce: o l : - ( i.ulti -6: -seleacd :- he ahoula Frolloge in ,na 'llional is per Gent. - ed .valorsto on the Wderl aril , r Vet- as but this. :1d +c. per I. on Cheitigher, -)-' ' .'. 1 he woulA not b e , . m o re .. than t hey were omit I . t ! . : , i ~ Cotrunotation Ta::2—ihii he estitnated to produce • . WINE, Which he sl id ''the present ctr' pose to charge with tin.ath'iitionTal Duty' t :, '‘:v.eaus...ittt-riraT _ iou educe -lye under• . . ~ cumstances, wasan article to which there was 00..-, ''. 11,3°41°°°I. The next article which jedion for soma - additional duty. In the year.llsl 101. a ton was laid opt - I'n Wine,' and the consuor tioo iota not _been in the lua“ degree dimhol,t, the prohcz of the dutv had been augmented ini...; greater proportion than the am.rutit ofth.dPlY „1 413)u1d tlieraore propose a chity equal to f lirt w a. - ,,' 1 795, .a 'duty of tot, a ton, or sl.'a pipe an Wirr i i Something 'of the same ,consicteratiorl iv.lticil blici' lt i r i him to recommend to die Committee -to piciliti s ' • hdditional duty . un Tea, hJd'lcaltitn aliq 4 a.4l?. '' .°.'' der that . , , si , II3.ITS, . . ' n „, May, order the present eircuinstnuces, be . t l ' t sitlered -, '`t an article of. fair Taxation. , A 5i11.1 "; '. charge on - Home Spirits .as on Foreign Spirit-') ire I intended to propose ;- the amouot at, • die. Pr' ,4 4,l,t"Y'..'w" SS. ad. per . Galion on all 141:ireii;n sil, Ilt ) rne tr"dc• Spirits.- lie proposed an atiditi.w(itlt to °Deka - of the present duty ; that was, i f ': l l itl i e l e worth',. so' per cent. on the present d;:ty, µ' `t .. en am tea to- prolluce 1,500,000 i. The t''_ t, "r' (tele en which he lead tO , rtoposc au alitfitiinal tilitY, , J ih i u ‘' ici fi B s, :a ' sl n ' : ° e ruu n e t e ny , . k. l. t t:t 4 :ti l li o l l i tt l e n l iiz f l t e l l e: l l: t . ei on:tuohesia:eit::“:l:l,enZlnlfic:liY:::ll:ll,li.l44ctii-e:):c!, :.1.::::::".ir:',,:! • . On* I:l7::aduolt;o•ntoilidinkaliSmaidliu:itk'lleanOuti;tlhe it s n cn o 6l : ! "' ‘ : ; ' !"l....' ti ,. 'e fire - stnt'.eirZcOn3tanees, ah7tAiti. iron- reco,,,,,cll‘l,ig to the Committee the . adoption of- mode of 1,3 ' a iiv hidl muttbe rroduttive of ecinsiderbte i n ; On cot-A, nic.oce in the- present Nt'ar, - beCaLlse i t taxi o► non The lower ranks ; bat wiro theY , felt :he if cc4,.ity, ti , . most assuredly they did, he -wits colt dent they WOuld - bear it . cheerluAy. - fie ica; ce) 11 , , ,. • 'Atilt that tl•e grearrnasi of the Comtuunity feR t '.. Caine . inwhielt we were ,engaged, i i,nd were thfr,.., ,'fore prepared to 10.4ke-effe4lual provisions for it, v_ 7 . making . very oonsidertthle sacrifices, for that v t i: thegreit triode By which' we were to support t, 1 ', 0 C, , nt6t, and which tliettf,ore he reaimmendea,;,_ rho attention of , the ttntift,tiAtee, • ai the leaji,l?g r t l iat slide ef this system : it wa3upon-rhar prineipld ti tle .. nite,prodosetil to impoie-o..aililitioital Duty..upoo-1„i •-artielehe now alluded to.,—the article lie intantAv. It would' have beDOW Tirti it he. had .found it possible to' prol*s a - ~t o which . he.: h 0 'IOW: - `.OO great, ialisrf:lo2n to Ili . been, a isi. s .. OA pit, nOtr - bf . .th:ir u s'tibniit to the ' Comm . it ter, -without creating. 16 `SVVIGTI.! . 3 r rOitstire on 'l,k • ltriwitl,.2,- Trade ot I 'l Cen-1417Y1 and. without aifolding an orpattinitY 0 makipg an opsarr4ntable addition (',l l the c°n sunle l The prescnr profits of tile 'Brewer the k allcift to 11Z vel y considerable indeed, but he wai re' ti l l to allb%i . that daring a long period it was very la fro •