The Sun. — London, England, 1804-07-25 00:00:00

Alici PA L PV _E, 14 1 S Pro: the Lb?swot , ' GAZETTE, yaty July 4, 1804. Cob of a Letter front the : Right Honourable Lord Keith, K. B Admiral of the Blue,&e. to William Marstie, i , tag. dated at Ramsgate, the 22d intt. , 81k, I transmit, for theft. Lord%hips' information, a Copy of Letter from Captain Owen, of His Majesty's Ship the Iminortalite, to Rear-Admiral Louis, ac. quainting 'him that the Eqmy's Flotilla * outside of Boulogne Pier, had been surprized at theii moor ings b y t h e l ate gale of wind,. and sustained very considerable loss in attempting 10 regain . their Ports. Their Lordships will not fail to • observe how, much Captain Ow en expresses hi m i e lf i o h e satis fi ed With the merits of Captain. Jackson and Heywood, of.the Autumn and Harpy, and Lieutenants Richard, son and Nice, commanding the Bloodhound and Atchei Gun.brigs. ' _ _ I have the Honour to be, &c. . KEITH. His Majesty's Ski, Itamortathe, Boulogne Siis -East trim,: or eight leagues, July. The wind yesterday 'set in strong from the N.N.E. and N. E. by N. and made so much sea, that the Enc. my's Vessels in the Road-of Boulogne became very un easy; and about eight P. M. the leemost Brigs began to get under weigh, and work_ to windward, whilst som e of the Loggers ran dow n apparently for Etaples; their force was then fort Pfive Brigs and forty-three Loggers. I made a signal to look •out on" these vessels, Which was immediately obeyed by the Harpy, Blood bound, and Archer., who ,closed with them, giving their 'fir e to such as attempted to stand off from the land ; the kutumn was at this time getting under weigh, and lost no tiline in giving her support to the vessels already' o n this service, anti continited with them, during the whole weather.tide, to fire from time to time on such of the Edemy's vessels as gave them oppirtunity. At day-light this morn. ing there were nineteen Brigs and eight Loggers only remaining in the hay ; an d abo u t six o'clock these began to slip single, and run to the South. wind 1.4 Etaples or- the River Somme, the Autumn a t i Brigs hei ng then too far to leeward to give hien; any interruption. - • A ' s Soon as the tide perinitted this Ship,and the Leda to weigh, we stood in with Boulogne, when I Perceived that a Brig, a Lugger, and several large Boats were stranded on the beach West -of the. Ha rbour ; 'hi Enemy were shipping and endeavour, log t.. save fro m 'heal what they could . , but I "have . not a doubt the ri s in g tide would complete their ciestrudion ; tt.c, other Brigs anti a Lugger were O" 'he rocks a the village of Ponce, totally de. stroyed ; a Bi ll and two Cuggers rem iined at an_ Char close to the rocks with' wheits up, and the peo ple buthiled together' abaft ; the Brig had lost her topmast, topsail, and, lower yards, and one ti the Luggt r, the head of her maiontast . ; the sea was making a perfect breach over ftem, and lithe gale e.ntioues, their situation is hopeless. The merits of Captains Jackson and Heywood, as well as those of Lieutenants Richardson and Price, are so well known to you, that I need only saY, they afted on this occasion with the +tame decisive promptness they have always ell" ; and though the night prevented my seeinl that pass. 0, there cannot be a doubt .but that their well.timed 11 ,/!%lt caused the Enemy's confusi on , an d occasion, d ouch of their loss, which, taking every circum. 11.taileto is, I doubt not, far beyond what fell oithin .00 observation. I have not yet been able to coiled the reports of these Officers, but will forward them the moment that they pn me. I have the Honour to he, &c. Rear. (Signed) E. W. C. R. OWEN . Admiral Louis. ildmiralty.office, Jul, 24. , Copy o f a Letter from Captai n G eorge M orr i s , Vunmand er of flit SI 'op the Penguin, to •Vitillialn Marsde n , Eqi. dated uff Senegal Bar the !Ph 01 March, 1804. Ili: Majesty's •Sloop Penguin, I I Senegal Bar, March 25, :804. 1 , , I b"g iin You will b e pleased to acqua my Lords missi ,ners o f t h e Admiralty, Oat, craizing . o.ff 'enegal, according to their Lordships' orders, on 17th inst. a Freilch Privateer Schooner, in endear vc,o t i ng to avow His wie,tyP Brig under. my_ command, ran on shore on the Bar, bad great re:as:in to hope,„ from thesurf running high , • %he would hoe }teen. destroyed, in which I was `visa }teen The surf continuing, I hail no•Op- P" i t unitY (if devr o yi ng h er r ill t h e . 24th mar. OA the 2e. ' 3 Itie e : eni i "g% I Anerved two . Armed Schoon wid t1r"1 -Pl '''" down' to t h e moothof the Rive_r; htut "irig of the 2+11), from the 6h° on to +ch be y 7'"‘ ,, hid leaS n " L the. lecil)heY were endeavouring to getlier off . t h i — ,, re l ° re.stood 41S dose in shore as the nature of e lit wi)uld ;kllnit, and commenced an attack ntl ittn, ir, ,h e opcs o f d r i ving them up the River, Lodt_at ln;littLilly to. burn th e one on shore..• ex• to ti l i l h igrd shot fur an hour and a half, w h en finding ' a t get suffici e n t l y close to circa my purpose, ff. . . - the , i l~ieuten ants Willia ms and Raykey, with many of crew, havi ng volunteered their service, and ' c aring she might be gut OF, and rendered a fa i th er zn no . Yanee to our trade, 1 was inclined to accept their a' () -. o ra, though the Armed Schooners were th en • . , en wlthiri two table's length of her, '' surf still running 1 ';'-' 1 •much cippOsition p NV', t Ireateiiing and the their exertions. to ' 4ie ' utenant Willidins in the At ten. P. M. I dispatched her b Jolly Boat (conceiving 1 en adapted to the sun), %kith orders to destroy )er if possihie ; at one A. M. I had the satisfaaion tallo ge her completely to. on fire, and at day.light, _Y deit toyed. The service was performed unob. ii . e !v e d b— y the Enein.,, ) and refl.:els :.at e:edit on sit'kutenant Williams and hii party, tar the cool and I•, t idy manner in which they oonduited the enter. ior,zt', and merits my greatest ackowledgments and f L li Its. f,f learn site • • was called La Renomme t 9 a Ves s el .4ge. diu.en:!ons, commanded by Citizen Renaud, 1, , J 1 ' Vt in.Jonting. twetve sik.pooders, tyro of whlch were on board when destroyed, and two nines, manned with.eighty.seven men, belonging to Senegal, from Cayenne,• last from Goree. i have great pleasure in adding, that not a mail was hurt on .this occasion. I have the Honour to be, &c. W. Marsden, Esq. Admiralty: G. MORRIS, • PORTSMOUTH, JULY 24..-:-Arrived the American Brig Speedwell, from Boston, bound to Havre, de. tamed by the Favourite Stoop of 'War. Sailed the Scourge Sloop of War, with a Fleet under Convoy, .for the Downs. DEAL, JULY 24..—Sailed His Majesty's Ship Glory, to join the Channel Fleet ; Jamaica, fer, Devastation, Speedy, Harpy, Autumn, Blazer, Mariner, Mallard, Bloodhound, and Basilisk,. for their Station off Boulogne ; and Monkey, for Mar. gate Road. Arrived the Bonetta from Dungeness. Arrived the Findon Navy Transport, from Dept. ford, for Plymouth ; and Deptford Lighter, with Stores for the Yard here. The Orestes has made the Signal of Convoy to the Eastward. In the Downs,-Monarch, Utrecht, Inflexible, Virginie, Castor, Immortalite, Champion, Tartarus, Fury, Zephyr, Orestes, Bonetta, Conflid, liruizer, Millbrooke, Charlotte, Findon Sloop, and Deptford Lighter, Armed Dethee Ships and Transports as betbre. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. RINTFOND I TUESDAY, JULY 24. Tit :s morning the Poll was opened by the She. riffs, at nine o'clock, at which' time Sir FRANC I 3 BURDETT, with his cavalcade, arrived. Mr. M AIN. WARING did not arrive before eleven. The Po:l proceeded by no means so rapidly as yesterday, the whole number polled being only 760 ; but the result was a m.)jority, for this day, of 38 in favour of Mr. MAINW ARUM. At four o'clock the books being closed, Mr. Sheriff SHAW reported the state of the Poll to be thus : For Mr. Mainwaring - - 3i9 Sir Francis Burdett - -36 t Vpon the Pint total of both days Poll, the num be . rs stand thus : For Sir Francis Burdett . . .972 Mr. Maiuwaririg . .. 9:7 Majority still for the former -4 Little worth} eat remark occurred during the day, except the u . ::,.1 vociferation of be crowd in favour of Sir FRANCIS, and a proportionate share of abuse to his opponent: A number of votes, on both sides, were disputed, and many of them remain to be de. tided thil morning before th , ,.Sheriffs. Immediately after the Sheriff; had reported the State of the Poll, • _ Sir FRANCIS BURDETT stepped forward to ad. dress his.triends. He said he would detain them but as short a time as possible, in order that he and all hi friends mig'it use every possible exertion ire their power, upon the general canvaes, and make-up for Alta trivial superiority his opponent had gained urti the. diy's Polls. He could not too forcibly impiess upon them the importance of a full and early -attendance on the fi eld tomorrow; in order, by the only effeCtual means, to guard agdinst artifice,- and prevent any further advantages to his opponent on the ground of numbers. Mr. MAINWARING then attempted to- address !be Meeting, but could not obtain silence for a Single sentence, He contented i.imself, however, With pointinvemphatically to the numbers on the Poll.lsoards, and expressing his confidence of consi. deeably improving iii advantage to-morrow. A Camp i 3 immediately to he formed on Barham I Downs, consisting of the Ist and 33 battalion) of the First Regiment of Guards,now stationed at Chatham, under the command of Nfajor.General WY NY ARD, who are to take the ground on Friday and Saturday next ; they consist of • z too men. A Brigade of the Line is also on its passage lroinNewcastle and Leith, consisting of the a Bth, or Royal Irish Regiment of Foot, two battalions; the, 533, and the ad .Batta lion of the oily, who ate to disembark at Ramsgate Harbour, .and march to Barham Dawns., When the whole are are assembled they will am - mint, to,atiout 6000 men. Lieutenant. General Fa mauls DUNDAS will have the chief coinmand. Major. General STUAKT takes'a Brigade in this Encampment. Another Encampment will also take place - at Cox. heath, to consist of ro,ooo men, which will be form. ed froin the different Regiments at present station. cd iii the Eastern Distriel; viz. a troop of Royal Hor'se Artillery, the Ist battalion of the Cold. stream, and the tst battalion of the 33 regiment of Guards, commanded by Major-General the the. three Yorks, Royal Bucks, Hertfordshire, East and West Norfolk, and Ist Royal Lancashire Regiments of Militia, under the command of Major-Generals Lord SOUTHAMPTON, and Brigadier-General SH toi ROOK. These-Troops are now on their march : they cross the Thames at Tilbury, and encamp on their march, marching by Brigiides. The Eastern District is to be reinforced by Regiments from the interior. Another Camp also ordered to be formed at Brighton, to consist of the Ist Soinersetshire Militia and the four bat talioniof the King's German Legion, who are now on their march from Weymouth. The additional force ordered into the above dis. trio will amount to $7,000 men. The 3d ,Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers went up the River this morning to Putney, where, after performing several evolutions, tliey tetired to dinner on the lawn before the Hnuse of Colonel KEN, SING,TQN,. who very hospitably entertained the whole Regiment, with a sumptuous' dinner and plenty of wine. Piccadilly last night fully revived the appearance of all. the riots in the year s Tilo s before Sit Fit'Atire is BUR Dire& house. Not a carriage was suffered to pass, not a person on horseback, and hardly a foot. passenger, without being obliged to roar in faVour of Sir FR ANC Itl ; and this disgraceful scene conti. nued till late at night. pnv.42vei. , The' foiloti , lng Is a Copy- of the kesolutiom an the Finance of the Country, prt!scnted to the ! House of ,Commons by. the C.HANCFLLOIt of 111C4 EXCHEQUER: t. That the total amount of the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain, was, on the will* February, 1303, 567,00,9781. of which 67,45,9151—had been purch:sed b, the Co:nintS sioners for the ReductiOn of the National Debt,atid 19,1;0,071. had been transferred to them on account id* LaialTax edeeined ; leaving _a Funded Debt unredeemed of 486,01,4741. i---and that the amount of Annuities charted on treat Britain (after dedutling what have fallen in) was, on the Ist of February, in Short Ann ities; and tot Lives, 539,970: and. in Long - An. unities • 1,015,4101. a. That the total amount of Public Funded Debt,- created in Great Britain for account of Ireland, was, On the tat of February, 18.3, 22,348,0ne1. of which there had been pur. chased by the Commissioners thr the Redudion of the Na. tional Debt. r, 2 , 4 51 . leaving a Funded Debt unredeemed of 21,214,5851. together with Lang AnnuitieS to the amount of 970. . 3. That the total amount of the Public 'Funded Debt,. created in Great Britain for account of ,the Emperor or. Ge rmany, was, on the rst of 'February, 180, 7,02,6331. of which 375,1371• had been purchased by the Commissioners for the reduction of the National Dent ;, leaving a Funded Debt unredeeMed of 7,127,4961. together with Annuities to the amount of 230,0001. which will expire in a 19.. 4.. I'hat the amount of the Outstanding Demands, unpro. vided for on sth January Ign3, exclusive of Unfunded Debt, and of the anticipation of certain duties annually voted, was 592,6301:: That the Deficiency of Ways and Measis Kir the year 1g02,, was 171,4311. making the amount of Demands un- provided on the stit january,tBoe, 76 1,e611, 5. That the Unfunded Debt, exclusive of the enticipation in thee - usual form of certain Duties' annually votea, and.of those provided forbY the Aids of reel, =ciliated, on the sth January 1803, to .9,933,2481. exclueive alio of 3,oee.,e ee i.. advanced by the Bank, without Interest, for the.ltenewal of their Charter,' to be repaid in 1876. 6. That the total amount of the Public Fundee Debt of Great Britain was. on the tet of February, t804 e 583,008,9781. of whittle 77,1 , ,,,67,. had been purchased by the. CyrllMill• sinners for the eduaionof the National Debt, and '2 r,147,5881. had beer, transferred to them on account of Land Tax re deemed ; !caving a konded Debt unredeemed of 484,162,6221, and that the amount of Annuities charged oa Gr eat B r i ta i n (after deltneling what had faleel in), was, on the tat of Fe bruary,* Short Annuities, and ter Lives, 5 ifr,3831. and in Lung Annuities, 1,047,4941. and that a further. Dent, amount. ing t0 . 18,20e,'0001. Capital Stnek. has been created by the sums borrowed in the present Session of Parliament. 7. That the total amount of the Public Funded Debt, • created in Great Britain, for account of reiand, wee on the tat of February, 1804, 25,548,001. of which there had been' purchased by the Coninussioners for the Kedteetioreof the National Debt, t,595,67t. leaving a Funded Debt of 23,952,3291. together with Long Annuities to the amount of 16,2,081. and that a further debt, amulet:ding to 8,190e:oaf: Capital Stock, has been created by sums borrowed in the present Session, in Great Britain, on occonnt of Ireland.. 8. That the total amount of Public Funded Dent, created in Great Britain, for account of the Emperor of Germany, was, on the tit of Febrtiary, 1804. 7,501,6331. of which 459,8281. had been purchased by the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt ; leaving a Funded Debt of 7042,8051. together with Annuities to the amount ot 230,c001. which will expire in tBl9. 9. That the amount or the Outstanding Demands, unpro. ' vitted for on the sth of January, 1804, exclusive Of Unfund&d Debt, andot the anticipation of certain Dutiesennually voted; was 2, 024,0851, that the entitles of. Ways and Means for the year 1803, was 1,370,6641. reducing the amount Of Demands unprovided for on the 5111 of January, 18e4, to 653,4231. the whole of which has been paid oil or provided for in-the pre. sent Session. to. That the Unfunded Debt, exclusive of the anticipa. tion in the usual form of certain duties annually voted, and of Exchequcrliills provided fee by Aids of . 1803, amounted, eq the sth J anuary,lBo4. to 16,305;6071. exclusive also of 3,000.c001, advanced by the Bank, without interest, for the renewal of their Charter; to be repaid in 1816, of which sum of 16,305,6971. 2,768,3001. has been paid oft' or provided for in the course of the present Session. " it. That the Annual Charge on Account of the Public Debt of Great Britain, after deduaing the Charges of Manage ment on Lotine redeemed by the Commissioners liar the Re. dutilion of the National Debt, and the interest on StoCk trans ferred tin the Redemption of the Land -taxi was, on the tat of .February 1803, -23. e 10,9671. ; and on the Ist of,February 1804, 54;110,4751,; and ttlat a further charge has been in. curred en aet;Ottilt of the sum borrowed in the present Ses. sion, amounting to 736,1901. tz. That the sum ern:Jelly applicable to the recludlon of the National Debt of Great Britain, in pursnance alba seve ral Ads rotating thereto, was, for the year 0;03, 6,3'1 t,6261 ; being about 1.77 . th part of the Unredeemed Debt existing in 0103, and may tor the )ear 1804 be estimated at 6,8510921. being about 1.73 d part of the unredeemed Debt existing 1804. "- 13 That the net produce of' the Permanent 'Taxes existing previous to stli January, 1793, NV4I, nettle year ended • 5 tailie‘ry 1e93 k.14,:84,000 t nit s :initary 13,941,000 ; one January 1795 - t 3,1558,000; - cas January 1796 13,557,000 on 5 January ; 1797 - t4,292,ee0 ; on 5 January 1798 :3,-33e e eoe ; on 5 January 179 e ' - 1 4,%75,0n0 • one January re, - ose t 5,743, 'O9 ; On 5 Janu:rry !So • - 1 4, 1 94,539; on leetiry 182 - 14,497,2'40; on 5 January 18e3 - 15,425,e0e; and on 5 January iBO4 - 14.9-,e,e00 ; Which last sum exceeds the net etude - el, of the Permanent Taxes on the sth January 1793, by 617,(m1. and is clielnsiVe of a l arge increase of arrears outstanding, 14. That the total net produce of the Perrnanedr Taxes, in the year ended sth January 11103, amounted to 23,146,6 ,; 1 1'. including 7t;,3 2 3 1 • paid for Hounded oti Learn and Rice im. ported in the year 41102': And, on the stit January :804, the total net. produceof Permanent Taxe-eanieunteet te 30, ,54, 7141, including 43,9771. for Bounties on Corn, and ,Rice impnrted in the year 143. fis t54.i e i j i l t inc t.)ffi n tan ai V vneg a r l a u tg f ew ofosr 6 year s , tahllpi a l . p :ui o r r ti t a s into Great ituy 31i442,3 1 5t • "i'd, o the - y e ar January 1 8 03, was 18419.0261. : 'that the official value Of. all in „,„, rie into Great Britain in the year ending s th of Ja nuary '03, 4 , supposing the imeerte from the East Indies (of which no account has yet been mate up), to he the same as intltep,rerdiiiii4ikttyheeLasr,,lWoalS January7r 1 8,78 , 4 04 1. and on an average of 6 years e was 2 949 0 1945 1 . 16. Tied the value at. British Manuradures ex- Jotted (torn Great Britain), in the year Curling the stll of anuary, 1803, %OAS 26.90e:291. ; and 00 an average of six years, ending the. stit ut 'January, l e o 3, was 22,942,8°01. That the officeal Value of British M anal fiteluree exported from Great Britain in the year ending the sth of January, 1804, was 12,252,1011. ; and on an average oft) years, ending the sth of January, 1804, was 23,834,3401.: Ard, that the real value of British Martufaitures exported in the year ending the sth of January, *BO3, inay be estimated at 48,e00 . ,6831. ; and in the year ending the Sth of January, 1804, at 40,re0,11701. t 7. That the ottietel value (Foreign Merchandize exported from Great Britain in the year ending the sth January 1803, was 19,127,8331. ; anti on an average of 6 years, ending the 4th Jan. 1804, Wes 15,402,95917 Thar the official value e of No: reign Merchandise exeerteel front Great Britain in the year ending the eth of January 1804, was 11,537,14 81 . ; and on an average of 6 years, ending the sth . January .1804, was t5,3e3,5001. And that the real value of Forelgit - Merchan. diap exported in the year ending the sili January r8o3; may be estimated at 14,418,8371. ; and in the year ending the 5111 of January 1804, at 9,323,257: 7 18. That, Mille year ended sth January iBe3, the number of British vessels entered inwards in Great Brititin, was 10,347 I their tonnage 1,378,620; and the. number of men empioyed in them 88,035: that the number of Britieh ves sels cleared outwards, was 10,182; their, tonnage 1,345,621 ; and the numbei of men employed in them 87,304. That in the year ended silt January, 1803, the member of Foreign i vessels entered nwards in Great hiirain was 5497; their tonnage 780,155 ; and the number of men employed in them etiesso ; and that the humber of Foreign vessels cleared out. wards, was . 5626; their tonnage 8(4,880 ; and the number of Men employed in them 41,414. la- That 14 the year ending the sth January, 1804, the number of Blitish Ships entered inwards, in C; teat iiritein, was 11,396; to navigete the theireonnagm 93,0e4e faist the number of e 1,614,365 ; and cite number 4. , f men enip tish Ships cle a red outwards was '11,072; their tonnage ' 1014.04 3 ; and the number of men employed to. navigete. them 92.940: That, in the same yeer, the intiniter of Foreign Ships entered inwards, in Great Britain, was S 4;252; their tonnage 638, 03 , ; an t i the number of men employed in s,thern 33,6a0 : Iliac the number of Foreign Ships cleared outwards was 3,662 their tottnele,p4ls4 2 ; end the num ,bee of men empl o y e d 3 0 ,414 t a eking all Increase,. in the -year 403, as compared with the 'tar aBe2, of British vessel,* • to 4g entered inAVA s,viz. t 049 s6lips t --.31•/45 - 0 -5, 414 tr'et.. i and an in-_ reas.: of LTitish Vessels, cleat:ci ;11: ships, 94,i:# tOllSi 5646 txieti ; and making a dintitiutidit tri the year 18, 3, eortipami with the year 1802, in the numbet ot Foreign Vessels entered inwards, viz. ships 1245, tons 1 4 2 0 2 1. men 6830 ; and a diminution at' Fortigh Vesselif cleared outwards, of ships 1964, tons a 30,333, 20. That the number of Registered Vessels belonging tl the British Dominions, and employed in trade in the teril 1802, Was 20,568 ; their tonnage 1,128,055 and tiumoir of Seamen navigating the same, t 54,530 : anti in the year tile 3; the number of vessels was 21,445 ; their tonnage 2,238,249'1 and the number of men 155,445 ; being an increase of ki.jj ships, of t10;194 tong,-rind of 915 men. 21. That the Total . Stun to be raised Id Great Britain, hi the year 1804, may be estimated as follows 1 Interest on Public Tended Debt, Charges of•Rla4 nagement, and Sinking Fund, on the stli. of February, 1804 - 24;4;9'471 Interest, Charges of Management, dec. to.bel3aia between the sth February '18,54, and the sth Ja nuary . 1805, on Stock created by Loans o( the present Session,._to the amount of 0,20c5,e001, Civil - Government of Scotland, Pensions - on' Re.; venue, Militia and Deserters Warrants, bounties for promoting Fisheries, I:ec. Ike. estimated to be , the sarne as .in the year ending sth January, tS 4I 4, Charges Colleeling - and Management of the Revenue, estiinated to be the same as in the year ending the Stli January, 1864 ,* - Proportion Ao be defrayed by Great Britain of 'the Civil List and other Charges on the Consolida ted Fund of Great Britain -.(the Charges on the Consolidated Fund of jreland;Which i 3 likewise - a 'chit Charge, beinginelucleil in the Supplies) 1 5- 1 7ths or 1, 34 6, .43 1 . - Supplies voted in 18(.4, for Great Britain exclusively - Supplies voted in 1834, forG teat Britain and .1 ream!, .pro_portion us be de frayed by Great 15- 7ths of 40,5,0,6991.. - - 15444 , 735 „. .3 15 ,47.J 1 4 4iSvoi , vo 197.528 2 1 2 9 2 1379 Advance to Ireland 'merest for Loans to the Emperor of Germany 4i7,7° 0 7d3, 0 50 1 +.915,3 6 ! i 057,690 Making in tho whole thr Sum of X.11,49 8 :43 t 22. That the Fund* applicable to discharge the Sum ro. quired for the Service of the year 1864, may be e►timated as tollbws Cross Receipt of the Pettnartent Revenue (after deduaing the Re-payment of Over-Ent Drawbacks f &e.) e'stitnated to be the same as in the year ending sth.january, 1804 £.35040, 2 7 8 Add Excess •of Permanent Duties outstanding and under Bond on sth Ja nuary too 4, beyond their amount on ph • January r+j, after dedueling abo,Rool. the Proportion of Witte Duty bouded f beyond the Average : lmportation of the last five years .• . Allowance to Brewers, which ceased in rune•lBo3 - Further Produce of Taxes 1803, to stlx January 'BO4 t.taken as estimated for the whole year at 68o,taeol. 95,000 43 0 , 660 3 6 , 0 7,10 EstimAted Produce to sth jantiary, ad s , of the Permanent Taxes inuosed in the present Session; taken as estimated tbr the whole year at Soo,oopi. Small Branches of the Hereditary Revenue,• and lmprest Monies repaid, estimated to be the same as in the year ended sth lan. 1804 350,000 Lottery, after deduebng the proportion of I reland 370,000 War Taxes; estimated to produce to Grit A pril. Os i5,44n,0c0 Surplus Ways and Means for the year do 3 t,37.1;009 Loan - - - 14;soo,oso Vote of Credit for Great Britain 1,500,00* 200,000 Making in the whole the S um Of « ,C. 7 1,3J7,2.7i CORN EXCHANGE, ju,Ly 25. • THaltais a middling quantity of Wheat fot to. day's market, which is taken off readily, and nearly at last price; • Barley keeps up ; the price .of Malt further advances, from the little made of late; Pease and Beans .at small difference ; we hive large al.. rivals of Foreign Oats, and they are noted cheaper Flour stTs dearer. , ---flne American pi. to 3si. per harrel. Wheat 42s aOS s 6 - s i• mite ditto - 6 , ./s a 6g50il parley 7 - z 332 col Malt t . -•- a 735 oti Rye z7J a 3os oil White.Peaso 445 a 5 0$ ocl, Bcatis -• 375 a 43s od Tick Beans - 32 s a 385 od Out 3 ,5 , )% a 21:i 24% Dd P0W14,4i110 23a a gis 6d Rap 4 Seed 39L A 47. L Find Hour . 50.; a go od ' 45. a A Paper" of this morning “. deVoted to the cause of Oppos i t i on, " affeas to-entertain lame doubts rif the accuracy of the statement we- yt!sertlay mule respecting -the return Of AdMiral COR NWALLIs. Oar Readers may, however, depend ,upon the an,: thentiCity of our statement, which .wc , t Osr't•rvir LY AFFIRM to be true,- in every prticular ; boldlY challenge the Writers in the Plitt we anode to, or any other of the opponents of Admiteistia. tion, to contradict any part of it, We are happy ,to• observe, that at the close of the. Poli yesterday at ltrintford, the Ni,ij-trity of Silt FitAtic s Ilintoart was considerably reoloci7d t an we have ncr douht, but that a very fe days will give, the real and loyal Elettors.of Middlesex a complete triumph over, that desperate F,etion :of which Sir FRANCIS BURIIIETT is merely the Instrument. The 'Partizans of Sir FRANCIS seem very anxious to have it supposed that he has the support of that body of men whichbas chosen tocall itself, we know not for whit reason, the Whig Party. In order to strengthen this berief,:a Dinner has been advertised, at which.. Mr. Fox, Lord Wm. RusstiLL„ Famsicts. Ci.ossor. Foy. Lord G. H. CAvarrotsti, - And other Members of the Whig Club, arc to officiate as W e , have been told, and we hope it is true, that the names of these Gentlemen have been used with out their permission; {Orli , would be strange indeed . if the Party'were to support that man as a lit Re. presentative for the County of Middlesex, whom they have deemed unfit for admission to the Whig 'Club. Mr. Bowt.as is said, in the account of yester. day's proceeding at Brantford, in a Jacobin Pint, to have been yesterday at that place, urging Mr. MATNWARING to make a stand : The Public may judge of the truth of the rest of the account, pc Mr. Bow Las was not present yesterday at the Eledion. The Royal Lanark North British Militia are or. tiered into Essex. Tug Or Eli A.—There was nothing new last night in the performance of 11 Ratio di Proserpiria, and th e %oerertling Ballet. of The juilsrnelst 'of Paris. The established squares. in the.Opera‘ have hitherto been six, ,and they we*e all rigidly el-Juiced 14 , 4 night. Mrs. Iiti,L.INGTON'S Ijiht seena i at the eild of the fiat at% was surprizing,. and she -was delight. fully accompanied by liot.mas. The Pit INC it of 4 r At.es WaS very. attentive, and very liberal of Ap.„ pian6 e , The tioti4e had a very elegant 4ndirr,ry. It is said that there are to be six trwre nights it tlit. Okra. Rouse before. the Theatre is closed.. In that case the season will be prgtraded beyond any for. mer pe'riod. 'llttt the general merit ,oI the Pt r.. form ers w ill aeount fur the continued aarattion of the place. ' .