The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-21 00:00:00

~....4--"mororommrftcyk . , _ The Reports o 1 tho -Committees of lupply and W.tvs and Means were brottlir up and agreed to. Mr. W. Wyrilbre . cave• tintice, .that he would to.. morrow move for wave to Or jug in. a ' tilt to ; alter end ;nnt-pd. an Act, making certain offences against tire ileve , ,tie•nunish , bie by death. ' S;r obtaitred leave fe bring in a Bill for bet,lef . Work!loiliei and Coithty in. tirroAri , a in Ireland. irk a eorirruittce of the whole.,House it was re solved.,. that, ri would, be..expedioni ,to. export rum. • inrto our C(Aurries. ro Bermuda, Newlott lland,. the eoaat of Labrador, rille..`imder the 'sane duries ,as are.paid on it tvlien, awned from this cpunt r , , itl3at friim 11)e Lord to amend ventiiig ,Fris Onus Amsti was retod . a'fitst, 'pr. .tiet'esfto be 'read a hecond time on thi6day satin-tight., at i d'to bevrinied: Mr. GRATItN said, he held in his hand a Petition - from the Catholics of Ireland. He did obi make anyeeirt of introduction it, it, but wished it lobe re• c n eiVeil, and to lie on the table till the day on which , intended ntended moving that it shoutd be ieferted to a CorbroAtee, which he then wive notice it Was Ilia iattlition to do on, trriday., the 31st fif May. Petition was then brought up slid-read, and on the motion of Mr. GRATTAN, ordered to lie on the tabie. Mr. Pair.l:3l4. pO , ll oned. Isla 'motion tespealng `Tithes in Ireland, to Friday. Sir F. libaosair moved for Accounts ,ni the amounts sit eh-Carries and parts of Orgoes con dertmed in the Prate Courts of the Court of Adouralty,. /tined the year 1/93. , t0 iltr latest period to which the satne could be made-up, distinguishing the names of tke vessels; the car} oos cunt,iined therein; to what nation they h;td belonged i and whether they had been condemned (as (twits) to the Ci own, ur to the Lord Alayor. Aber a few words worn the f.AancellOr of the Ex4lierrier, Mr. Yorke, M.tt hobo, ,41A ,; Sir F, den, the motion warred tx), as Was o"e tor at tnilsr Ispcounts !tom the Vice Admiralty. Courts. Mr. Loses giivi. • -00. ice, that he would on Thurs day move fur le.tve to bring in a Bill for ainehditig an 41.1 ,t,f the 40111 of the Kin g respetting army prize-ntinity. Mr. Slit IiIDAN held in his hand a Pritilien from 3 Mr. W. 1.3)(.1t.1. ihe Petitioner coniplOitied'of tow tug been unjustly subjected to great less and, in fact, totally ruined. On a r‘ presoutation of the tael being Amide to Laid Camden ) he was proinised coinpensation, Which had stihsrquen9y been refused him, • though nn reason for wit balding it had been etsigned. He knew there was some'infurtnality bringing R:tittotts for compensation forward, with out haver ; otttdined the coinierlf at ti.o King, through trc Cilsheeller 01 the Exchegtier. He, Itowtl'eri tht)u:lit it would be a hard cOustro6lion of any oil regulation to iieW it as intended to prevent an. 4 „ , ,6 , -rieiezi.irirliridu'al lay i,ng hie casc.botore ttie flunce,• whit.) it prtanis'c of relief had bean given, so3,oo:krity cieined: ',ln such a (Am!, Le hued :he oukt be butlettAi tube bruitglit up oito, 1414.1 ther . l,lhte. • . CIIANeiI:%E.LOR tlt the Exesseuuttt had heaid the Riglit • i (4 ti • lomat) wit h surprtse. 'lt •there were ,itty timig rtTlilioll WIIICII it tniglit be nec k sioy co" obtun the cosNeirt soi I hi. King to,' be thought it otireasonahicro Abk , tho' those it, de part trout or:, eBrtablished prarti %iritliuM first mak lag in edit tli fiat. ' 'pin t , w i x iid not .• wry he bud sr te-r rra,irtl of Ill'it!C4Se in rpsestion, but lie bad new rectiliettiotini the-t4iinu at the Petitioner havitto ever been' brought n.:l - ort the'A'timini , tration ot. wrtieh. he was a- Member, and theretoto saw no Teaioil tot departitz• front, tltb rtgblat turf s at the lion.e. • • 6 Mr, StilialDAN saki, alter , :lifb2t had been stated by the Litg,itt Getitlemart, he, instead of 11114 - ilia :that 'the litsiitioa should be tuought up ; would pot U , into tits hawk of the' Oheutellor at the chequer till to-intgrow. Mr. firDICR postponed the second reading of the ia3 IfficitehatV b§ll, -from Tuesday to Thurs.; (thy. The. •Gentiornatt. t h an gave no tice, tl.at lie would tu-morrow move .for leAve to In a Bill to atotOti an A of theiting for re• gulating the Puttee'. The Hooter) resolved itself into a Committee of Ways, tend Means. THE BULK ET. The House having resolvittl 'melt into a COtil* mil tee of W )y, sod Maar% The CHAN - Cat-14M 01 the ,EKCIteraLYBR rOsit to open, the Budgetler the present year. He began by observing, that having that moriiirig concluded a Conirita, *object to the approbation of Parliament, for lilt: Loan M t lie.servica 0t the prt sent year, on terms wh ch he trusted, under ail the circumstances. of Ihc eaSs, the Committee, wouid consider to 'be bight) , advantageoui to the public, he should pro ceed to submit to them the derails of that Contr.id. 4ui bdo T o ha did this, he cenceiveil 0)41 it would b. neces,ilry tor him to state, its muds clearness r l s he Ptsibly c . ouhl, the siniohri sums which the 4yase had already voted for the supply of the pre 15ot year, aria it . ! Ways and it4eatt3 to which in jodtoent they ought, to resort for the.purpoie Of meeting - those sums. The supphis which had iseetp voted were ifs svrpLi us, eau. Navy (rxvittaive of OF Sca ZrerYmej . Arno (inklutling llorruiCa and Corn. ilk-41140 . . . ,Cl4l, +az an 9, Pitt, 11...444d • . 34 1 3140 1 Enter, 1 3,notheeo glaorl t litur) i 1 3,1140,600 tr tit anti Utt.),Out> tinprOVltict4 ditty imii ) ear . . 4,17,40 —..........—• 14260,44 i • 1,0121.374 )C 2O O - 7 6 1 1 44 ()Air:Jose • .101846011t 9 enu 9, voolovt. to:ints , Vutc of (~rti4it s . a s uitheill 3,0Q0,000 200 MP...* O;F*. .3 , 2 60, /200 • 401)+,004 . 2002,000 ly. joint Charge SEPARATE 11.;,41$ 544440 koyalty Loan laturcht utt bAuliatioer 1 4 1 3 , 4 1 lota , Supptie Pivisurtit,;ki 6, 09;04AI 49,15 2 r1 1 4 4 Dish PrnpartiotrOf 54,10,455 h Dkct.fr t-tvttk lON tia.llol 6,3!9,00 0 tt') 000 6,09,000 tntreit the IntiOgencti of the Committee for a greet inattention on itis part, namely, in-having onlitte4 to lay blvforeJ l arlititti lit the lAA treaty With Sicily, on which tlfat vote 'was founded. He I.ad erroneunsly apprehoded 'hat the treaty wit.: alretdy On the tabu. of t he` House, and it ,lyUi but.three Or four days A 41.0 'that , he discovered his tiusrake. To-mortow, however, or the next day at tatthest, he would tat.e care to present tit to the Hott,e, and .heloped they %child accept that apoln4y tur ins omission hitherto to do so. He wouht 0-nceed to state the stations articles of '‘Ways and Means, by which lie proposed to meet the ;49065;:.0.91. Of 'supply to he rovidtd by England,: • • ~ • WAYS AND MEANS, Mi. Anpug Duties ' ...... . . . ,C3.octo,onu I I Surplus Consolidated iquid, 1810 . e . 1,353,7 1 5 Ditto . . stilt. . . ' 53 0 00,6 , 0 War Taxes , , . • .• • - . 20 • 0p.,,0tvi Lottery - . • • 3uu,ouu Exchequer Bins . ' ' . . . . 4,00 0 .u0 0 Vote of Credit . . . ' . . .. ..,. 30 0 01)• 0 03 Loan pl. i .per Cent Stack . 4,951. 3 ° i t s ;4 B t . 3uo 'to 3 anu 4 per Cents .. : 7.Suo,two Naval 51011111 • • • • • • • 420,364 49.555.379 It thus appeared that the total of Ways and ,Moans exceeded the total of the 'Supply in the sun cf I 09,b 101. The Committee would, hoe pat that he,weeld enter into an explanatem of the grounds on which he calculated the surplus ut the Consolidated Fund of the present year, at the sum 5,000,0001, To do this, it ,would be nrcessary for hue to detail.the produce at which he estimated the various articles that went to the constitution of that Fund,. lie took the Customs at 603t,0(41.; being th.:t average of the produce of the two lest years. He had tak-ti 4 slimier average last year, being then 40854341: but in tact the Customs had produced 4,07,3911.1 being about 500,0001.. beyon4 the, cateulatiou. So with the Excise, b prepeSetito take it on %lie average of the produce of the tw t i , last years dr 17,167,0001. Of this ertiele lie had aleilakee a senior average last 'year, 'beinOben if3,e80,6e251 ; but the Excise 11.1 d • produced 17,3:A.3121.. This mode of , calculation *Worded bun a eitr goolisno.a of estimate ; for although thee Ctliioitii for teli tell short by about. ,000,001...0f the Customs of 1B tO, yet the Excise for 18 : 1, 0 was StiriAllied by th at of ,la to a similar amount, ,the excess of the one balancing the ,deficiency of the other, ',4lte iviut.rs of the assessed taxes had' been matt. year estitutited at 5,36n,n001,; they had aeluelly produerel 81,8: I. atid he would take tketn for the p eseet year at 49466, 0 Q 0 1. The alaihridotid* he had last ykeir estimated at le,19?,0ool,; they had' actually produced 6,302,7431. The great increase in' ittse duties during the, hest yea eeeizspletely jus tified Mtn in the statetneet which he had at that period made, that the whole charge o f the year might' be defrayed out of their excess. To slits statt 4 ntete, : however, he had added the 'observation that it, was not probable the same excess would Osiit iu the succeeding year. Fie shquld, there(cire, take the amount at Ott: stamps for the • present year only at beetlo,o(lot. The Pyst•Otilie Reveille; was es. tiniated by, hitniast year at 1 j 194,0001., the aCtual. ptodttee was 1,713,0001'. and he proposed to take it lO'r the preset), ,yeer at' 1;080,0001. He could not porwoser this particulararticle without ditettitig the H attention at . the , Conitn'itiee to the great increase that had taken. , place during the last two or three years io the . e.cei e ts - at the Pest-,ottices slog, the Post-office had produced i,083,000l.; in I #lO, ,•10.9.4,„0001.; dud in 181 1,. being an iincrease on the averoge about, 96,0001, 0-year, ,aid that riot from .any adtiitional duties on . postage, ',but s:toply tram the, augineoted commerail tom enunication of the eoutiiry.' 'lt was dein-, there fore, hat oy taking* the' unmeant for the present year only, at 14o0,00W: an opperiunity was tiftbeded to Parliament, it :hey 'should think it to lie and ceps. .diem to strati tlitiMsaves t,f it,, to relieve Scotland, Hand other disuse parts of the empire, without slte (bettor of ail- diminutent ef the ess toiled 14.. venue. The Hawkers asid Pedlars, and sundry .small branches of the neve:tut :he would ~takei: e t 106,0001. Pers►c a Eames, and Pettrions, at , tee,ooei. ; the l e atel, Tax at 003emol. I the Sur-. plus Exchequer 'Fees et 64,0001.1 Ilia Twotiue.at , 44,y001.;. the Crown Lai ids, uses at tid,eudi. ; and. the linprest. Monies at 200;00 . 01. treikiieg the total. , ut the estimated receipt of the exiiting permanent taxes fur the present year, fi,322,0001.-4 . 0 this, must be added 2,040,000. e being the' amount of the war taxes appropeated to the Consolidated .Fund ;Mind the grand total WAILS be 38,102,0001. Wilielt being deducted from3BoB,oool. tire esti. mated produce of the C'orisolidated iienctoVoisltt leave a balance of eirieemool. He would, how. 'ever, take the surplus only at 6,000,0u01. ;and would presently account for the eispasal tat tee hat - With the .excti)ti,on 'of - last year, .'-when. the surplus of the Consolidated Fund was .5,753,7151. of the preceding year, whets .(trout peculiar, cit.- ourestances) leatitounted to 7,619e7741.; , andof, the year. 1802, when it was 4,93(3,65 tr. thatieurplus Wet at no period exceeded, or .ever 'reached 6,00Q,0001, ,• This watt a highly satisfactory circum. . stance, its eontemplatingthe state of thenrrances of. seta coehiry. The next item, which he. thooht, might, require some explanation, was the amount of the estimate for the war taxes for the year ending the sib April, tele. This estimate was 50,384,0;001. The grounds on which he, calcelated he weuel state ' P . as briefly as possible The average produee of the Custom and Eacire war duties for the last three years, was 9,29t1,10e1. The produce of the last year was 9,727;g 131. ; but he thought' it better, to tate the aeertige of the last three years. Faur bun. dyed thousand pounds retoaltwd due free) ,the East India Cumparty, These sense,' added telt:111w; matte 9,40180.51, The net produce of the assetainent of 11101)1°1x:fly tax.lor the'year ending April was estitnated , at 11, - 800,0001. 'This was 400,teml. more than 'illesturecsioulated upon as the probable produce, though .less than the produce of - the pre vesting-y eare on aeeount -ofeheveat ismooneoterr rears recesved , in Ihut year. The emote* of the outstanding arrears ofthe Prbperty Tax from 1804 to-18 10, Was 2,046,6441, Qt this sum, it w eee e. pe6teti that a part would bes returned by sehedultre, anti parr Might not laa recoverable; be would sup. pOse or 060,titsol. DethOing arse , the ernotset, thorefore, of outstanding arrears tteit , migilt be etapeeted • to, be received, was 1 ,406A441, Of the estimated produce of the duty for the - year end ing t h e sth of April, 18;1 (namely 11;1100,0001.), 4 864 gd•7l,-had. hien received- .. 6,9a4,7avi.ttives 1 fare:remeineel.to be received... This sago' the rt3,o , t 441. eipear i l td be received of the'arrfars Of tormei yeas t made 8;62'4,0001. ; which, with the estimated net produce 'of the assessment of thepree sent year, Whie l, 'be Wotticreake aettre same as' the lest, entirely, t 1,800,t iol,,gave e 0,422,0001. From this, 1 owever, must` be deducte.i the aum of 7,52.1,6001, remeining .to etellplet the 'greet or 1810, teaving a nistaniyo of 12,8981. to be received on rjteunnt of the Property Tax. Let this be.added to lhe t . blimitte of the, war urea, 1,696,8051.. and the - rook would be i$ ,364,30b1. now were wet taxes, however, to the aninutit of .2,24e9A.W 01 . already pledged lor the interest the debt, anti which must, therefore be d , (tutted, le:aong . the' balance to' be received . 2o,3o4,oo6l. Ht. Would, linwever, take it at 20,000,0001. lie now crone 10 the cOnsideialion of tho loin, and of the 'Ways and le - leatts in aid 'of the reveene to meet the expends' of the yoir. He had already eitplaiiied to tire Co.mtnittee the State oh the Loan made in the 5 per Cent Stick, and the Exelliequa Bills funded to the present Session. ,Three amounted altogether to 12,000,0001, by which a Capital was created in the 5 per Centurn ; Stock of 12,444,7 t ft.- The interest on this Capital was 62t,2351. The Sinking Fund -10,4471. The charges of ma naenielit 3,7331. making' a total of 750,4tei. to be anint .11y provided for, for the loan in the 5 per By the loan of 7,500,0001, fer which he had Altai mornieg centraeltielas toed charge would be ie. curred of 465;4031. los. The.capital crewed was 7,500,0001. In the 3 per Cents. reduced; 1,509,0001. in the Censole ; and 1,600,e001, in the 4 peewits; • For eaCh hundred pounds - subscribed, the Subieribers were, to have t 001. in the: 3' perCents.Rednced, 201, in the Censek, 801.'in the 4 . per Cent. and 6 sh'elinga , and I id; in the I.orrg Annuities. 13y. a eteeteation ' rhacle on the price of Sleeks on . 1 tiv Saturday belote,, it appeared that the Idol. in the 3 per Cents. ,11,e dtreee, ev hid,- was •on 'thateday 64e, was equal to (341. 261. 6d. That the ere. in the Consuls, which V. CA.: at 06i, W. vgitat to 131. Os. t:id. and teesol. 4 per Cent.which'was at 43,0ith was equ,il,to 161. Os. 6d. • These sums amounted to 031. as, 6d. ; .and it to tiles were added thc %nine el tile 6s. 1 id.-LungAnnuilies, namely, 51. t 7s, t Od; the whole would be tumid to renreitit to eel. ie. 44: There was a discount, however, it three per cent. on the payment' of nine eneeths e amounting to 6d. and there would, therefore, be a bones .of Ili ts. 101 on every Inindred pounde subscribe.d. fire apprehended that *more favourable loan to the peblie than the presenecould hardly have been expected ; and he had the satislattion to state to the Flume that he understood that it was already, at a premium Of 11. ioa. per cent. It had been contraotee also with the expectation that the Funds were it. Into a state as to afford 'every reasonable hope of 40 improve ment,. rather than of a diminution of the advantages to the Subscribers., The amount of the interest on this last loarv.wouki be 356;9371. t Os. ;"01 . 111 1 0 Sink i lig Pried 106;1 t,YI. ; o he charges tatnanagetuent. 3,3441. malting a tail 'of 485,031, tOs: which, ride ded to the tdtel of the other loan, mad the grand total of charge on the two Loans, 1,015,1191. The nue per "ceetutn, Ineloding,ell harges pale by the public was, on Iles 7;600,0001. loan, 61. 41 , lid.; on the )2,000,0001. funded, 61. 44. old. The rate of Interest to the itshseribers op the 3. ;Ar Cent. Loan, was '4l. 14s. i id. per cent. ; on the 6 , per Cent. Loan, .51: as. ail per cent. The ditrereuceon the charges being nut quite one sl•illieg pee cent. and which difference was at tribetable to the Ski king Fund. 'The Tate per cent. on the whole debt created, paid by the.pbbitC, was 61.45, std. 1t was •a great salisfeetion to him to elate that so large a portion of the Loan of the year had been funded in the.. b, per Cents. Foe' on a cempariecin of the 3 per Cents. at present with the 3 per Cents. of last year; and et the 6 per Cents. at present with the 6 per Cents, of lest year, the Committee would be' surprised tceobserve, how little disadvantageous the bargain in• the 5 par. Cents. bad been as Compared with .that ire the three ;.t h e 6 per Cents. having been much more • stationary end not propertionebly .depreased.-e- When lest year i3;500,0001. only evas funded in the leper Coma. instead of 14,009,0e01. as in the re cenliinsteece, the expence' cleated. we e CI. 461. 7#d. per cent. In the recent instance the expence created. was 61. As. 04d. per cent. making ,a. difference of onlyetivepeeee .li:taps-tiny Per cent, taetweau the two charges. .I,lle- difference in the three per centv.'in the two years was m,d.h greeter. Last year. the ex pence was 61: 13s. 3d. per cent. this year the ex pence vuns 61. 4s. lid. . Last year the interest WaS 41.'45. ed.' per cent.; this-year it' il'ots 41.'145. I td. making a diff.reoce• of above Ins, per cent. This was: to him a satisfactory rvflectiou, as he-:lied toe pertinaciously "persisted in pwcnring the Whole of .'the -12,000,0001. toeles funded in.ttte s per Cent,. Having thus:stated *dm the whole Of the charges created by both lapis, was 1;215,81g1. he shoeld next submit to the Committee- the mode by which Ire proposed to meet these cherges. Before he did . ihis; he rnost add, that it was his intention to ere- . commend e t 'repeal of the duty ou hats, which, ever wince hetarne intoeeffiee, had:continued to decrease in amount. Vlreurthis tax was first levied it pre duped Go or 70,0001. He ,did notesuppose .that fewer hats were worn than formerly e but the fact • was, that the produce, of the duty last- year was only 20,3301. It had. been gradually. diminishing. In 11108 it was 38,0001.; in 1809, 33i000l.; in 1810, 41 e° 901 . 111 . d in 11111, as he had already stated, only e9,33;2:1. This- . was a rapidly decreabitig ratio. He wes aware, therefore ) that in givieg, up 'tie duty I:e did not g i ve up ustech, for It Was gra dually wear"' ins itself out. It was the cause of great vexation and trouble to the persons carrying on the trade of hat-dealers, and particularly to.those who dealt. on fair terms, over whom 'the dealer who was disetrsett to second the traudttlent tvishes of his easterners, by omitting the Stemp, had a very uornerited ad ventege. Phe Committee was aware that a similar doty on gloves had firrnerly been abandoned. Be fere :he cisme to thw(resolution of proposing the re peal of theduty on hats, he had seriously wondered whether it might not be. whetted in sortie other Matiner; but sitter a gooti deal of deliberatien he was persuaded that no mode could be adopted which would not be so ineonvenitrot to the node:and to the public, as to render it.highly unadvisable. He begged leave to observe, that if in consequence of the reptajnf this , tax, it should happen that any per stntstuight‘beleatl to imagine, that although the duties en glovetand hats were abandoeed e it might be eXPedi/nit. to ihapoie utiles on coats, waistcoats, idossts, or Istailor breeches, and in cooseettenee to . . ~ -.oo44C'st eticb•now duties' lo Gavel moat, it mitt" be a greit relief 'both to • thoke itrsat4 who Ar 4 io .kindly ready to furnish the Cliurt.lo( °I L l ' u i 'Exchequer with the Ways ard Means of too! 8 1.: '` , 1 , ; .e t dt i r it y t.: 1 ° 1 to'litil:irt:td!oti ' it ie t d d xuP‘ n l( o l ticll: himselfto e ° a r itua : 5 l u Biatnretriiilditeoll'::° iireodle'6t'sll: teitaelnatittee, it they were aware holt. ototy leret tie ' was , constant if ,reoetting, in.wham 11,11..0.! d 4 . or b a ci a lll r ta t 9 d t:l 9/ 113:fal i n n le d dr o 'It i, ii'll w itcceltireesc'°rtia.lcIlio(111abli:Itilietr'::di:lePtiPabe:ridt:i:Cs'f'ctil* tetntoned persona as tit chjecAs of tazafino, Ali cm." now to that. r irt of Ina duty wlpely,*s always considered as the most irkbotue and 01' " ut ; hat on the present occisiot, dr had t 141.10: est satisfaclion in steing to t!.e C,It011)i i2I':::1 they .had Olt eady in the course or ti,e 50,th,nr ' l'iles ' 0 an. amount greater than•th.d vakli vort' quisite to meet the ouriens of (110 car; xtd,tittt,,, r°rd '''at he ..hould not propose to 14 (11 3 OV I lieW t3x. The fad, hide; d, ,was, Oil Ow d'O t vo,ed Was mucli larger tion• was WtilJ. U; ,lro ,i new duties v. hich had been iinpaseil, die pri'q o alai vo spirits; the nature of v:hicti 1t.',,13!0.; been sufficiently explain,d, winch hat tco.l'‘4l,, sanction of the Coremittee, and tha litil li s "c winch wos itt a state of great forwrdot'A /I,f /r°t'atioß amount on Britioh splits from Or.lita hceurate- estimate 'that he could nbtsia.4oll'...l7, 700;0001. The. prodoce of the duty 05.1.*; spirits in the year .ending Sib April, 4°'1,0 2-,5"6,4.481, to %,vhicli, if the Cotntuittelottit,*, , amount 0 1 d .iy due from the Custotut. ia Scoo: 1 4 1 amriun,id:)nen2p;ati,6(.l.sf,o4r4tshie, sautoevo)te) a i r i , v t i i ztile36l, jo...ilitil,?,l)..iii,c;ill • illi. dia. 7t1,. per cent.' Would tio,utiot to oi,oo I'lle additional Ittly of HA pereiO3.,ll' Id sent Excise ' duties . oil foreign spitit• (o'i tl i ' ll lot which produced l,frau,oool. ii ) I t t $.l year,. ha would s'aie at goo,doel, a l , h.oil l) ',..i b ' ,o Out expo& that it woold prodd...t 60 IT,ll°ll tt,r, were other taxes, althouill i.npseila",ltito did not', begin to .operate until ii,sproent. se;l,4 the iitliaOlit of th e present, duty on thntier,o6 to average of the t 1,4•0 133 t yCillts,Wool3 b 4 62g'° Coo" addithSnal Id. per L. had been fia,ti Ay t p o i e: . 40 . milted on all cotton wool brunglJ trent l i '` liiit dean States, and oilier palls (001°4"/ ° riel . and Portuguese Colooies), befog; on 0 0 00 10 of ieet six .years, 3.5,04,00010. °.__,41,, tog to 147,1001 , I)" pearl and pot all 4 i ' l n:S t e' except from the British Colonies, 0 ' 114 4 fe ro'' imposed of, four shillings and ci,olll)6l.,,Eitytil7 On the average of the hot sir; yet's, it''i. - t he s 0 parted animally was t t 1,000 etvt..01:01..401,,F,4, of '2b,0001. The duty oo foreigulil'ell,fokv:id the duty first had fitil etite) woolJd'l.,,bri, t7ski.:o:(6ootassotglih,iveeltillutea,G,retie7r,:::::o)iltr.ll: ,51s,t,1111)10.1,11 oi,cuucaomdr)d,ill,:e4:ol:o):;:teJ: however, be aware that tiles,: d01t.% ';':` ,0 ,,, ,1 , bjed to !MCI) ditninutiol as t nigli l ''' _ ti , ( 0 1 byl" d4cooragetuent of the artiLles on '., _ze2d.", were itnposed, as they were .loittailoti ,l!il'elt:100, sddlilbwir. feet, i l ph l: i . c id t h: r n art avel ti ci,c l i vb i e n dlrd oi ! li ob t l i g tn i s : n' a o v i i iuz i ivril some t an ;: s ti 1 t i t ; m o i o : en b dineY i l go i dtP‘tnitv:ierttj:l thet I : is i e ioll i eddb e d : :, d : i i d l pl tr b'ri e4 (l' } l3 : : :: : ll ; t , iell e r i Y° silll ! l: t :1 )1 1 1;1 , ti1 . :1 , : . I I ::: 1‘ 4 : : s l ' 6 1) : 11 :11 :1 ' 0 .; i 1 1 4 : tiolos iiiCireaStS. These irinti tl 11° Ci ° ,,:;''' '',4 tiot hundred poundfilo thew ar taxes I le s , i c(P' 46Y,04' -c" justifiable' in taking • frutu ibcdtri to 0:10, snat, added to: the .prorio;o ° t e I I el ,il I be a balancr.ee7qhloi-ir°4:60°.0.1,:11:°10:1111cilingti'v:11‘"16'11c:r:ers:rlitt15:::111';:':;g proprimed and applicable to tile ~,, „ ,,1,,,,01, of in. year, . i ,„d ~,06,0,0001, F ~., o ot ', O l, consolitired Fond. Tho Colontitt''....,s,d ot Si el , ,Eln.et,dlipsetrtlllo,edsoof new y ie e tiers, olinesd qbdoe:itccviervric:7l.ot,,,; j'vii:le; i Y 'l3l)Sed, and ,a consequent to esi)e coo. fourth cording i 'it would tlieref"r'os „f 11)6 to i meet this ,deficieney out of 11) 0 tjuritoi be 0,1 °lldeted fond, atid 45 O,OO°L flit, fle' Pt j iv ol . i . r.ink the titlo,uool. oo ► tha t ' acc1)“"1 A',rry !ro:v4 tn. submit to the Colna'illie,,lj boil l'ej,•iiijct • eonste. -ration, to which he 50v..1.0 o , e ,eut ,I '. ,tilt , seons attention. As soon to .'llllbi, Friew lili o• w . "s finished, his', Right Hno°l°ole,ooo the,. / pp lOstaf):woktictprocecti to Ig heti, oi, O' ail, lion of the.,figances ci it°l3" he hid b°ll°elotri' Friend would have ..) taste Oat 1 to 0 .4 t t, . 40 ,1 ~,i) /on . kitt' e the servicd of Ireland ...,,'AO,OOOI, to ,rifet ,ll , • And that be bad borrowed 4,) . u t ti,ease`;,,,,i t'i tOr the same service,. 'n 11 ''f ht 0 0 a. I ll ' ite ( 0 Loan raised In Ireland, I s is A gio„ i ,icy 0 ready to ploposo the neco'rY, h o vo bc'',J l Ctia Ica • f h Eseheqngr/ . ic e %.'"'. ,m ire ss:"` t to • ot e , , Conan' , 0i5.,, , ,t as tog that be trusteo to° , 00 v se , o' to 0 .0. 4 with Butt in thinitiog Olt, ~111,,v01i0 t ov i d. stare of the Irish Finativr,, It fdea,l.l,j 41,e0' B• 0011 . ' ti', od, expedient tOcall: on In , • rise, ‘..,,5 ' .ir 104 41 . ,d Id Pe t bi 'on that country for the 1)7,.t)001, top, or to 0 ponces of the !nom ot 50`"tion to, 1 4() 0 1 / b ers oll of It was. theiefore Itii, in'''l3 1f i,41 Pil"' t t ot ilo HEnogulsiiehor ceomroone)roinaa,tid CO t et,oo-, 010,01 i 1 1* iii ' ta 1 ' 10 4 • J the Loan raiseid [(Jr titillet:;:ti,:i'yorto*,ll:ll),l,l::::lllo,,nibt°: ChM- WA Oil the Corl$:"..,10( to l' /"‘ . j A 1 11 4 Loan. -to iteland), ill '°4'''' toil"; 0,1 % lo g Oil 0 reditor a pet tuantenl 6 ° C ~(, wso It".eicot P ; ,lei telvatontb, while art holu,_',./4 op, hit ~,i,ill,j finances of that coma,' to o ' - ',' thei die ' l , , 10 : 0 . . . : movoint)e! bsoo rpaitioetll)..i 0 iofitilo letl ril:siliteri,ait:iiwil,ll,;:,(lll:6;rool:),iitr;,; isilUO Of lfial iliqllirYl t'l! witiCl) 14e l' ; ( f i lie P, 1 ,e 1 autos Ivry( ard Ot tl+ o V`:,14./; rialloallol4, f tic kJ pr and out of the coroper'°!irdorid 10 , o-, 0 - .1 , 5 4 • finances, to adbrd gin t° \N i ta ; ° O4 b...„,r th is its isti p l a n r g t I . e t o be li , r oo . enrotro;;;; ;1(9:: ; I I : .eh' tiet-iiictit,°rl,:tf,ilisor4;,;sl. ..4 be C f WO, tif i . 4 this great good ,cout“ .., ibie,oo i. oars :Jo out any incvoeerneoc° I' 600,00.0 g, ii Pr o i o', borne to take morn till rand, 100,'11;0.511.1 we evi Conio1W00"- ga J it it . 0 4 plus of . , . . A , l or •., 0 , 00 1 , sum to ineet the prol.otin" c ode.. i 3,414 00 lip Wo-p, - r , j 1 0 4 novel propoiitivn, oigfrig, -O 2 . sti,)l tlui to , 0 bk% raC,OiVeo with 443 C. plied, !,,v,i' Jiff josandt I:tetvlt pail' la lltii)lattliciee. iot.,..)i.t:itrittil tr'illint.dtd,_r.,i7,:l;;lfeen.sii:l6:;ll,,,le to to her, witit.o:"..._,,,AL:d 1,,°,0,101! 00 to Great Britdiu, ki t ! r ip ) 10 71;',,r0 PP 5 torn WOOld tAll iftitilawre'.'",c,t wilt &UV of rho add; jleall.te% 5 i . .