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

. ell Inertitited 11te Consolidated Pnnd Um, 41 C 1 be 4 , (' 'mu • . .as.to.enable the Comtnittee to do vtjtialt.-Wt.th,:c.ihu .b."ereen ' , eoinini l id,d ? The - , deity on British had pi ° i 1 (1_ D oper ... . ver•and _ !Cull led on a prostyle winch . al ~,st, lizrd by the Comm:tte J . . - again bren rt cigr a , it, natt.,eiy, havtlig Alter the expt!riccce of litSt }rt , Ninth than spirit+ tact coninnted t() be '°ld .it the • increased price to which they werer,raelose,,d)ous,tti.oetrsd,:: 1111" "nrnsugar, !"141 wvrv' ' l' o ° Uot; in t„e con - 1)0,c-there c ould be any thattnthe very; stmtli,,A.: %eruption of the' articte from , coid r . wh ic h h Jet) the preovut duty, titttinxo.tto mtlitt:i.',ool(7:l,,,--in--1-1-. .. ' With j_ _reqp .: ,. i o e t .4 ~ , , , c ; ~ , ,,e . Other tlutiet, they wen" all yeanut..,7l:ll`-'o7ose ow. tothpluet., oh , ic , i s very' dithre 11 ~ ..“. toiled hfi Witnance. They wen,, p r ol? 0, :‘• 1 / 4 ' ex l"" iyfir I be porpos, s of ethig . ovo ' o,lll ")'' 1° -131:"Iire., i f jr - 1.,, wt,ich the " m ill ilt"i'll Sl"Pliing tl'u'e linP9 il eaxarily.lit„itect *Heti liie country ry ' 4 3g ''l2.gig7lcb' niereigncft);- arid' 4414111'el''w'le ""1 clll°).e'. 1 Y B Q ritiah maitutac et eket,artigVg t 6 eaeuil'n'i °•, -ii lionial Pr" 1"'"' it''''l ""."""4111)6°" tli. rin d 8 1 hese mea, , ures 1 'duce. Po.icv wenitt.l44Ve. "late.' 1.1.,,if boi,ficial ' Vitittait any rvterrnce whatrvei• to ! . thvre.. khdeticy .4 it li rt:spe( t 'to Airluee. . !; 4 ' .1 I N , l ' .bt , ~,,. tore Jusnri, d in sit) ill; that ‘,„1" la"ii, i1,11.1,g,, ' mid h., Skim ,kiiitiHit 111,3tela:e to t s r r at" I. ' " , :' ,l ill ii... I,44ttd.that he assltilitt)(o A.% ''''lo 11 C.1.1.41' . ne . liad,,,, i t , 0 , 1 1 ,1 h e ~.,:i , en ' ,by itli., co , n , ry 5 Ihtl d I Y. .411 alfiiiiiii.i a itigik a our dhi:,oiiittois to lc n , , er i i e ritlbiinall.- tltl pti‘hiNk. aid 1. irekiiti I,nd-- --' i gitio ii, ink rii c , intst.tbees in which hitti WAS plac , c , i,r tea 101,, , , t eldine v ,he necessity and 1114.1iiiitho'ybt.r, tat.. r c, "try ~,/,pillg- to ihe licppon t) , wii.,,,. lot en . ht. ii.i, was ablwt a wove. le'd Ll°, "1.1161. I :l, in h e . 111,6.1.10 r.eo re a.fii,,tance. ,lie •O''')'''', i __, l , if, 114 q ~ "Idled, ,a, luny atitl disithetly as ne had It, igi ' l s power to do, ',.11 'lke coomdetationc Ittllt:, arelconle,tro with the sub . ' •tt bythre the Co ol. e. " i lr. lie trusted th it he heid Ill)( Otni ted ails' ll Okkli, lie '`fY e Ni lL ittalitrtli• itllt I.3lllQte he. " (/' -,,, 1 : to it l4 '"iir'd lb ,i, MIA) S leW Clltui)4tatiCe., in ut - m! " I * t eileril in , tease oi the ,rye, mit; .41 41 the ., taw ilck• Lit il.e ctaintry. Por 04 purliotte . 11 ... : Lc : 4 v, d tile ahem : inn 01 th - Conitnittee to the in „. 't ' 'l , lll- rudit' e tit the Customs ttltl Excise, duriti l i; 'i ti t, ''' y , ars. in the year endoig 111 , 2 4 16 A1 r l l , i 17 ' 11, " P, ( Lett of the Cusioni3 was ),612,0001. -'1144 9 ; i fe3,iiitl. in i 809, 8 ;568 , 268;. io 1 8 1 4) 1a,(44,77:,1, Jail in 181 t, I 0,6104149 i. b"ln4 a i l : . ilkrea.e 0 , ~,, . mini() slime the Ye',",r ;7PrOttit2 eco I' , • '':7 .in tile. ear enuingl}46Ut7ll..Ail:rt;,. , wa, :?3,7t0,5tel ; in Ls! I i .e4,04C2,.1, ii ' l liic ini• ,IF dlit,c y‘ Its..the adv.itit,c wit, vitt/um', vl / 1 ' Lilo t.x,,eri.„, ~I 1809, in w high . yelr,there IV al a iiisKid tit; A. hifl,,,,t; 'off, th. - protuce bein,i; (3),:1Y 2•114,85d1. It, t e tui . tufo -ituceeoin Ye 4",, " ' i t , tvr this depressioo wa‘ completely tecovere9 4 ,., ll ,,"'LquirY(Abel AilleleS 01 getter.ii corisompt.nm • ti'''''''c°lltritlhte•to SheW the ittereasing ()puleuw of ‘,:,,, t r1 , 11 , 1 ° 11 . l'he protitice of the • Italie.% On cotton ~."41 .'"'Phtted'" toto rho l'Otlllrty 111 I eO7, W dli ' 1'11340421,, The clot: on ,deais. ,qocl iir tio - 5ti , ..•.-4 - ' 2 .1 , 1 „ 111(1rty 'l in 1407 wpre 565;2471. in 1:61 I IheY ~ - " 41111 11rti to 64e,1041. 'lite excite ditties ou lea 1 "" 111)7 "eu! 0,844,3041. la 181 t they. 'atn.°""le`i 'U .4,23(3,471. Toe, ki I was a more .xtrll.l.; , nary flop, a il , as the ittliClet was under triosv Itoovy lax,i' 1 " a . 0, slid as the increatie took' place '4llirT 1;it: Ode ~1114 r oil, which so tri.lcti Oii‘iCiii . ii. , f . wi‘'ts milt' i er4lP,d. Of the reduced duty on .edlruft• All ll'''' I°lll'l6e:it:counted for only oy the ;;criareil 71''';'))"1-, 311 0 i ill wedlill hi the cututtry.. -Or 'I n'l'i '1w're44,1,.61, Ivi ltli a mart iiinkii,g ii ytell,Ce V. a'.;stf:oi(le4 in I,"e ttOthitnpi ,), ~, in t ,. II) 178,5 114 gia,,qtii.. or wme t' 11, ed wis 14,660 ton, ; in i7gri,- 44 . 6 47 tons; . 1'1,1,1767' 14 7 8 8 toils; o aitiog i'h • 'O, I 1... kt• of the ' Yvitt%an'iticual eo n s„ ruptioo' 01 .1:1,80(3. t°ll4' titothatlters!Nl the akiltage'pri..;, or port *Me NS iii) iv ," I IS illii, itri pipe, ' In. I $ O 7, ,ha clnan'itY ~u.t tv'llle ettioattned was .2i,(190 lilt,; in' 1 acro, s4,ia, l ' t ll' i il l Itios). 22,331 t• , ,,);; 11)0 dvi.ra,;e 01,. 61'.:i:. i"reo Years or ilt i t ,ii nilil4l omillmpilon of 23,720 41:1;.7: 1 '. Al tia, tor. t* pe, )(i t i tie, duly wris 301.: per t :teat the latter 9.51. The •nyterew• tir!c• at the rperiod iti2.. ,1,.. *r Per 'Ape : .d f h3l under both l 'it ,' 11.)envIcy VI (tot ► v ‘th.t ibe- IliCrt - 344. of vire, tho I:, haihalioo had increased. He coulti hat' tly Colleelt e htt'r, itile to ad owed. A loom si 'fiking•irtietabee ot 101 l CI ''''')liPeritv• l'ha 4, rage consumplnvi of 1, t i , , felt the three yvatir endnig in 0.6170 4:411 i i ; "!:74 cwt.. The avintNe. tor the !hive yaari., end thlt,ii I 18111. wits 347,870 cwt. '1" , to priCe at the Peli'Cu pc, th. 4,, Wa y o i l .8, Bd, ~,,,,r Cwt, ~. ii the litter ',O r 41. ti. h,„'' - :". .'m I . I th'io ocritip, ~. ,7: —0.4 t0ir..11,041 inoii.. „fur tlt , 13e,,,.r,,i,,,.a; tneCl/Illttilllpllotl Of tallow te're.tr v i n any In the con,uniptts.n -of oil.. rile' .et" *41:),44:1•111,13(1.1"t1tii,i,/!,9,1„; the. th,..itytair...cod,ii,i; 111 I 7•'7 s Lt1ftt.,,:.... "*"./ sH e avertge eorihumption tor ilk,. Ptiei., 'it tri ll e."(111g•th teoo, $.9a4 'gilt:4 ton 4. Ti ' tti liit'l,.., iorrasn. perioit Nil% I9i. lai. D:i.. per ton , ; aft,t,,,„""e' rotiodb32l Di. ' •The aVe.rig,' quantity' eti.,,,,,,;c:" .atintiall),. ituported tut the Iltre4 .Yeolll foi 11).1,1' 1?1•37, waq3,463,0(10,: TII,e-:,l4l:;Liveyage 1•,, 11 : ..rl:e yeatri eliding'', 1809. wo 1.2,491,0001: at l one it`;Ct I. 161011'1er period wis 81d, a pound ; t wk.;t(l 1 1* 7 Lti. Ile was awarethAt ii) , - qt d o rif k,, . vqY leilinus; but he -had tite,coti,ola iiin 4411itr II ' 410h/161 0r 0 ,i'it illeY•tvo.: at the . saute time ,vily kktti.6ce Y t a ' they afforded the ntoo col, ,:.incittg il* 01,-,lett Utz:. gi. dial but gre it itvrease of t 11 . 6 1:11Asmot 04 1' ''' ' (:-'"hnry. The 'Chancellor of the Ek;.. tlP6itvti, ~- '-'4,`ht(l LI Mutt Att%picsm.is statctitem,.tl - ' 4 ' , lil At h , 4 1 t(1 tho f l i tCOlVlte .fur having p.cup;e 14(,4„, 11)vir thl te,,all(l by ex Presv tighits re a::, 4444. itit.cl• any Ulm her t)t pi:M.314311 thA 'iiiigin li . ‘,.,t, ti e , then nit ~ ,,i 1,..,,1ic1 14..010601i. • . 1111!it:.*:,iftitiT.014 ex ire biii gratification ,at the 14.4;pei• 'll Whlch AliteloAtt %lib iti kit' , ind at, the III:. NI lir ' - ii .j IA ...pil . rettltlllei&ltill .it,_:.l 'ti A 4 tleiu out. it), , it': I' 4 , •I'LiiitOr 111, 1 ' . 4.1,),•0 iik,1 1 3 4 , litt,tll' cr. o bj . f.tt .. ad to the tnx 4'n cotton, .as t''' f. l 't 0,,,, , tiot In.'"tthe serious iF•jury to the c.,untry, (;;''' tlie d,,, C11:1'1141 the prpv r 4tnge tpr tiiiering: ,ti.. (4,11°4, mitiniely la 1 ' ill, uti i ltat a a ' . -I' b ut 'e could nogheir, N-4,3kik . w i'li' ho toe l'ot4 , n atecial, whieh 111.14hki 1 ' a thlftlen . • 'Cif 40 1444 wul . , , "e of 4d. in the pflurid, upon atki . itiAh t tiro ,_._aiii 6, uct, 6 t: 11 . 1 • 1 per poulid at +term - lit, ti,„: It i„Gi „ . 'l l ql Yvt,tt pteytititatu.,,. tit %a.; 11,, 'l%kilito':,et, Hun, GelitielllAll (Ole Cll2lltellOr Of 1,4), W„ t4 i t j i 11.! ,CMttl.4llllt.i, tlportillyaity, that sod% -,, lt iof :t .ottturett "` e. 411. ,itjurioui 'vent tun upon the ~,,.'1,44...10 illt,u,;111;:i. ri1.rhe,.,444n. ary.._ . 4s ~..th the _timber. - ill, •'' '' W NW' • have a tett‘lto icy •to • elf. „tt 41 • - tilltbfn f, • 7 , .- ' ' vi ew ~. Ulll- lilv. oalitc, an pettitp6 :OF' Ita wEIS ittrith t • " • ' . ii WWI ' (Ji * as a•iPedna of •encooraging:, ' 4 4r own ,i. . ve anted, and .with Aktortda;-: 4t.tis an itetide or rektenue be did lot itnow .that any exiietCationsld be foundedon it. The (.11tit.icst.t.oir of the EiCHtlaUglt said, that the tax. had been ,already. proposed, and was in an . advanced stage at the present moment. He denied, that there could be any vprehiiiision from it 'of in jury to our . atanutaCturcs. We had' much cotton own L'olonies, there had been of late ears.a . greater finttuatitnilif the price of that 'article than the, additition of 'this dirty would tiled, not had continued to prosper. Thertl was, besides, an immense quantity on our ,hancii, and much would be obtained from different litr:s. • As to the duty upon timber, he was I,re: i►ared tai expea rite effect described by the Hon. Gentletn.;n, and had provided against any failure by . a larger estimaie. • Mr. ROSE said, that if any inconvenience was to occur vt;hiCli might prevent the importation ()feat tun wool tram .Awerica,it might be brOughtifrom the Eait Indira to end' attiount." The Bill would be .in the Coininittee,ort Wednesday next. Mr: iti 11ANo stated, that that the Cott , which came from India sold at' ed. a pound, while that from : America sold a , IV. The coarser could not s pipy the place cif, the finer. Toe : , rodl,ce of our owu co lames was exiietuely limited in Shia re ped ; and it 1,1)0111 r be well considered wiictier it Was right to IVe a preterenett to Vie cotton of the Br4ild above he Cot 4On 'f A tne riCa • 11,1 Ilcsolutions %tie tlien agre.•d to. !RUH Mr. FociTut eiht, that he shoild not occupy sh* time ut the Ciiii)rniitee to any great leugthbut would prow,. ti ttiretAsy s to the subjeo of Inc Way, : tor ',eland. Thu t-terest.!st. the dent , ta d "; 4. v,74,n001 and the connoted quota of th?p,e. sant seat, ti,489,0001. tl3 'king toviner • lielano I. 4ti , L:eton eetitient, sn fiir Aast )ear i.Boo,ouot. making, in „Irish 1130110 y, 2,011,0001. The • 0. - 1 u , of lite c.mtst)lttl 11(34 Fund fur t. u lass year w.rs 740,000 i. the ite‘i•noo of the year wis 4,606,0001► a loan had been ricgOcidtd tor, ',600,000h An Act bad been papa d fur raising I,uuu,oool. by Tixasuty link. and 4,500.0001, was raist:d in Great. J3l:iiain, making, to the wht4e I 5,7 :31. which left 200,0001. beyond tt , e Sup. ply. 111 order its meet the charge upon the two two millions end is half takhed in 11144 44 a" the: one' tail.iou of Tie:miry Bills,.he should prts , ntly state the sand Means; but uet•ut: he stated them 1l treggeLl io . frasy ohe wor d upon she:Loan raised its , The Committee, he hoped, would be plrased to hear that :inch were the .tuttansof laistog a ?owl in Ireland, that there was only a ditirteliCe Or tenepenCe in the interest between the loan rai,cd us Englund and that in Ireland, uut.as the !oast iu ire. kinid Creilied a capital of 1201. Stoek, and its E 114! laud 1401. sti.ck, the interest and sinking fund to Ireland.ct'eated a charge of 51. 104. 104. whit in Ett.,4l.lnd it was 61. 4'. He thou p:occtdcti to bkaie the Way $ and "I'de ns f..r nfretiog t e iist. r st o f Rsest., RtliThi. It r, not ititeipion, his Friend had al i,d st,s ed, raise t axis in ) Iributi, under ti.e . i circustistatte...s . of that .eooo t ry i ,: Tie inv.sure which he was le;r4Ved ii0;11 Glitt y , was ti proof put' only of gryifliberai4ty, but of 6 real tlutn'y , finss.. ab Ireland Aira a C4O dry ut ample' le sourees, tl ey alight leak fOrWord to a future pc rind wltrityshe F4tu...ld be able to cizscharge the obli• taxes he iliCiuld propose , were tot many ;he trod d_„4 0 one principle, which, 6 3 nitt; as . lt •duuld With coavCttLnco Ire 1:0• .ortrti to, hi 'was dviiirons to' idopt, and that,wos th e quitozation of the taxes in Ireland with those of ' Lori in cPrresplndenr- artie;es. • !.I.nere "was one atii‘le which had alwais been a a übjeet of taxatiowni - Ireland, ever since a.' tax was known • there,' bss meant tobacco; rise tax 'at prt.scrit was• less in that Connery than in. .Great ; 'ails be t,hi,uid plopthe to make The produce ; .t this he estimated it 2:', ,i)oul: The next iax was on hemp, wb.cie he iiiteiided to increase also up t(; , ine•BOithiti standard. 'this would give a sow of .. and' both togeibei would twist; Ut tuts aunt 1,50,0001. would Meet the•w•atec upon t' is ,o ()I. loan, at six per evil, and 5().0001. the ,liteleta n,,, , r; the I,ouo e utiol. Trea , iury hve Our cent. .leavitig fa sutpluS u t I.4),tit.itil. There *were IWO-other tax,* he shr.utd propose, vt it out tray mg on them much.* as he did thsey • uk k ety to prt,d u c. any importune addition Of a- Venue.' Tire hist was to pace the Dut) art "Puri- U'r l'Opurfeti 40111thtr U States of Atnerica en , 4.1)0 leasing with 'hit inipored iron) other fo reign coulortea. ');he United StAttiCtere bow on • tip' same tooting with our o n Colonies, laiere wty onto ar , icle, howl: vt r, which i:ame usider• the head of tnnb r, t , n which lie thou4bt it adVisaOlo to reduce the tax, tlsu alit, le of stoves being oU celliary to our expos t 'rade, and Ming impkiblo of be,nz supplied owti colorizes,: he should in a• great measure relieve them front the 4111 which, in the olher case, he. propop.4l to .equaliza, with that of Englaniti next "was a duty on' -. c o tton wool nopitateci ih ILlicika ships, which he would' also desire to raise to•the standard Eng land. At present the ddty in Euglitid on. cotton wool itnppi ted in foreign ships was 11.5.. Gd, ill the lito.dr,cl weight, and its 4hips, •16 , .51th1.; irelanit it was and the Conkequetsce ut this difference wits, that the thither brought to any ...I the Nests in Ireland in foreign ship; were put. into' British ship% and* scot so •Eugland, and th e law • by tliat means eva:led. There were all the itutie, ne should propose, and be. wowd - follow the ex- . ample' of his Hun. Friend in' re mov i ng ,t h e uty upon laps in Ireland. 'HO would be sorry to sit dOwn; after this vartotli repprts that had gOna atroitcl tei.eetlng the ,iii!ttation.af the sister ktng , 'dole'. be 041 not endesiiour, to correo tOri.l Feproietipliefls !idle ut it 6 prospkrsty Fur this Instr die he had piocuted . actediit, oi the ins !! ports and expuits, whi , h would put Ole 'subjeet a clearer light. Itiotti' theft it appearedolitst betdre the yttin , 1802, 'the exports lied never been' knoWil to rise above' 7,00ti,000l.; in 1008, they, advanced 1e,000,0001. but its iiiog they . ; again, in 1410, they road to 10,7 t t,oool. and upon en ate rage of 'the last time veers, they were Opwaidi of ii,000,0001. Aritually.. The foreign goatkekported previous- to 1802• had never excee , :ett'37o.onol. but sines riled 'pert.id 'the amount Wnwprogreqnvely 4 reel .tog, until, in `IBI.O, )I;ativanced - to 840,0001. .4141; in 18 , M . :020,06°1: ' l liptur • the 'whole, 'the wat in our favour from Hitt_ year lilogi;•aud iii tuelot ,year asnotinted-to The ekciienge tied beee steady tot the lad foie. or 'five years. If he were to go Moretti lvgeinto the situationof Ireland, he should state rite uterease of her tillage, which wss so tar improved, that sbe-kad never exported so liYnCii creel as in the last two years. The linen teede was declining every wham , tut teats there than anywhere z'se. The provision trade had rather Mien oli, but there were quaeti lies which went abroad, and were distributedamong the fleet,- which never 'appeared in the books; so that they should not be too hasty to coteleron it ets onsuccessful.. The increase in the ceport of live cattle had been kitty great; be admitted that such au export was not so beneflciel as that of tuanutae turei, but it the tine increased, and the other did not diminish, certainly it was a subject of congre tulation.. The ex; oat of pigs had increased asto nishiegly, it had risen frutu boool.. to 30,un01. something near it. After the liberal reception which the proposal. of his Right Honourable Friend hid met train the Commette, lie should merely content himself 'with, expressing his Con sciousness of the liberality of 'their conduct, and at the same time ot decisring hie coevieeiun that e it would be received and remenabered situ gratitude by every tishenart. Whether they leok ed'to the giants which turd been agreed to for Ole promotion of 'tier agnetthrtre, Ater tmitinfeetures, her edues.ion, or her trade, th e y nfust regard with sat;sfactl-11 tiro 11)C' United Rae ,in on. l'he wereltuusing systeits had' beenhAtended laroey to Ater; ligat-botiseg hild &den erected upon her ccasts ; in g,iort he did no; know Me isingto object, filtht4 the irptos:enitit of tuorals, Or Inc ieneon ragerriatt of avantilatlui es, or the diffusion of edu c., itit, , thet did pot' tio.i a prompt and ready .ac iioli4;eence : and now tb;it tar ,- cheutiistayees were relieved b' this . last aa litkritlity, he it tilted th.,t li would er warmly ackno 14dged 'nod amply teh. lie re/welded with moviiigthe first Resolution. titr - Jouto Nee. owe settle it had often Whet to l e i le e r time to tibie,lo rail the aeteetieen of the e House to the growereif the It ish debt, and the in e accurate tweeter of arranging .the rate of.contribe ion it ti,e Clin e of t:e U,ttion. He was willing to make evet'y as:knaVaedgment td the liberili73, of the United learliament for its present inclinatioe to eisiet Ireland eileter'utr a delit uhicli it . was impossible ,' that ...lie coulo pay herself. He admitted too,' that Irelaild lead improved. since the Uoton, bpi clittnOt think n sobowed that she would net have improved with toe ter tepidity it. tee Union bad never taken pa.e ; hike had not cart icd iu . her intpreveinent a caPacity tor ',Owen). -In order to accoinPliih that, it would be necessary to circulate wealth among the tai lilting ot.ters of suoiety, and inspire them 'with a rctisit for thos e torni or i e to , ' which 't (ley were not. at presela settiei :tidy insured; the present generation in all proo.biiiiy would nut Five to see that .ebange; but wail *sue • cnangTs were wrought, he s.huuld eleapeio,e exteheing tee taxiitien el was a play%) of the Property-Tax which west unjustly, es to thought, wus eiteeted teen the . lexelieeteir to k, ,, gland. This ought to belpiog to Ireland alone, and it it had been allotted to Jrci~, and 4ppto l it heed to the discherge of her ne ceil,nies, tree tA94IJ not Jere be obligee to calf for tette!, Tile R e et eues o t I re l an d h a d made pepree ere ms. Aqua e' to the d .131, end it sees 'a tad, of , %tied'. the Algot Hoe. Gentlemen could' not be 1g... »taunt, as soon as tax was attempted to be I,4:teased typo Tobaeco, Wines,. or Teliti the cone stempitun ot those articles tell off, end the produces, insteed.ot advancing, tell back. As to the state. merit that much ot :the provisions intended for the eonaomptioo ut,tlro Nevy did loot appear in the at , count, tt was certainly true; but it equsiliy true at . the present moment it never appealed it, the Buoks. 40 • tollte Grants fOr Education, he'knew of no such thing. A commiseeni had certaiitly been appointed it his (Sir J. / Newport) instigation to inquire into the State of the different Schools, 'but no want had yet been made in turtherau-ce' of any ant ti c hoped Abet no- yeligioes distinctions would be wade in the final proceedings to which ,that Culotoiiiiion might lead ; late would suite pod tively that now! was Intended by those who first tweet:sled. ha eopieneneotee As,ro the faetot the, chaetsheieg ieheved itoineeese it %vas unduubt true; but if he wan rightly intormned, • they would rather ply the tOriner tees don experiepqe, inewitnttienee to which they were exposed in `ceesequottee ot the, peesetit regolai ion. The Guild leg of the .1411,.houirs wits ail expense (4frayed by Ireland heiselt ; and, teereeire .would. scarcely be ecleded asap illinjllCe of the libel ality of Great &I tAtt. No instance had occurred tur,.the last three -. years, in winch her separate charge amounted to within I eroo,o0ol: oft he joiitt ; this was t age . of Ibe tifetii Of the rale ird coots 01 Collit'il:itnioll adjusted at the Union, which se kng as it wasaeted . upon would Tender time payttivot 01 't tie dent imp°, sible, not withstanding the fqiituise given At the tibia, that the eousefinence of the .Union would be .to t the expenditure by •I,ootecerol. in tiene of ,wrtr e end ley eocetiool.. ill time of peace.- The Right Ilene Cietelentan :bad .taken thelivieene last year 4,500,,0uu1. lett ..tt had produced :01'11y eeloo.,ooole. and yet he petaisted this year in taking it at the sarne rite, : W l l sterteldhe go on with ties •fallacy ?-- ,Would it 'tot be better for Paniament :to know, and to meet..the evil day •? reg,rd tO the :taxes in s opciited, it he -(Sit John Newpolo were to 'sidieti Any One article upon which he. would he most tm... 'willing to increase the .doty, that article would ti cs tubacce, Ail former attempts to increase the .venue from it; had been unfortunate; • mei be *he nut etre but that lessening the duty would hav4 been A butter .way to improve . ..the prodoge. Ireland had goota ,suMeitintly into the culture of hemp to supply the coosumption, lee would leattily heve agreed to the tex proposed ; but us that was not the i ease, tile poininittee would do well 'to pause belote they adopted it. Qt the taxes on cotton wool, a nt i ,Aite-ricateeiniber, be should only say what applied equally to the Briestt texes, that ,he deprecated everything whicielooked like commencing a war es, deu c e ;with America. We had considerable c.o. unction* with her, which, be hoped, weeld !clog continue. Woe respeet to the staves, lie under. stood that the duty on those from British Anteitca Ursa to be taken oft; but not on those front the . United States; ,and-here agate the Right Hon. Geo• tleniatt 'should be sure that tie would got a stitileieut supply from British Au erica. turd CASTLIRBAeit acid, is reftireacs hal been Made toe speech- of his at the time of the Union, be would trout4e tka Comnaittes with a low - words. lite night gun. Baronet EA r'epresent'ed him of lAv4ng said pint the Union oold make a sayi n g of 4;00,0001. in time of war, and £00,000.1. in tiitt e Otte. But he :shoal'. have gone on and stated all he shoved have stated, cher that was not a prophecy, bate mere_ fad; as it appeared upon the account, before the Honse (-rifle three preceding year!. He ifetaiedthat the criterion adopted then" ries an unjoet flifei or proved to have beeri so by iiiiylbing that had %Ince happened 3in) the contrary, the its oression was, that it swot mo-t liberal; . and the Right Hon. Baronet had assts nothing that could invandite ihe general proposition. It never was prettlipded that Ireland could exist in union with floigionti at that rate of her own internal tspeners; b .t what would her situation have beau if, in addition to her own expenditure, alse.hadau defray the imp del ..eh,ret t which the opponents of that measure were wlllinK to subscribe to? He was fibre the beet course that could be parallel, was so make Ireland a rich coun try, and to treat ; ser with liberality ; anti trout present assistance and di , po9ition Nrtiotnent to 2:, wards her, be augured fat ourubly of way White ar rangement; . • Mr. FITZGaIItLD Was v411)1'040. tolleartlie Right . llnionet talk, of the oppression of l a % time when tha proposal floor t ,, g140..1 as to 'also part of the debt upon herself. - He mainhnnest that the itnpf,rts and exports had increased, and delited that Ireland was tre.ited with indttltrersbe !0 : ." tcie &m et - et - neut. He dektodad 413.440( tit/i1..,V6'.1.1 for adverting to the adiant.i4ei derived' dy TreLoci front the et,)vererneiti,-,- and; MOM .ItirttCuklay •C“lt o f an opbrge t t i.ysiern of public edtte4tion. • 'Sir Joni., 'isitawPotlT laittafew.'vjia . d4 air - re . iV. Air. QitATTat , r cant 'pined the -coopti.ii 4 t.,) continuing the caries of tee wealilittli of irs.•l3:id, by anticipating , her prosperity. Be declined goint-sti;ry minutely into the state of the Linen rrade, but thought it was. are answer -to. the- e'artlhitsias is a<.- counts of flit! qi,per,ity 4.)f that coot., try;.' (0 . 11)* Provision Trade, the articles wcresuch as sold selves; there was scarcely any spkies:o'Cliti4egvern inerl which could reprvs,i it,. He. thooz,ht the scads of Ireland 'world COnieroil dettded.iffiler"al6iii but he thought it would come now, if it .1,33 not oppressed by taxes. • .•• The CHAWCRLLOa of the EXCHRouati did not consider Itelsed lobe in a state of b.inktuoto'y, n th , Withstanding the oninku which some Pinttleniert. entertained on the stibjett 'rhea: were cir6iri7• stances which bail arisen ast year, thatled, to the ernbarralsment• of the finances of that country, and which ,would:render• at 'imprudent to with any „great weight of additional tax•itioo, resources', hoyit's'er, Were abundant, anti would sit' Ornately meet the exigeuuivs.of the ye!tr. men had taken a wrong view of the R ev enu e , cm , caSioned, perha ps, -by- rhta apparent diminution in tier exports ; but thlit,, it would be sum ditott ference, was to Ito placid to the account of the in. erunshig consutnption tor the". raw irinterial lit the: , Ariz)) , and Navy. The deficit in the Cus, orri ties - was • stmill, compared with the him ease in th e export at live tti Tiii Means of estim a ti n g t h e re:ti Nvealtb of the errantry was genernl4. from list: prodthllicitai of the soil, either in the et ills or in the sigricultore, and their it would be seen that every 4 berskeistubited ;bar growing prosperity. Mr. nutcs . ottisuts denied that the expol of raw miterimis was to t.. 0 taken as a proof sit the voeril prosperity of the country. He o l bjecited tQ the mode of taxation adored by the Right Hon. G ntleinan, whioh he torisiderad bore hard on trios- persons least. Obits to bear it, and t bought. the 'tight Hon. (sient. should have 'selected other objeent. Tietre Wtre trim 9hjettiondhe sto tax on timber . In the fus e s pl ace , it would [hove the eticg.t oh Jailing the price ut Irish ; and secondly, it would in effect be a t.A A :ta. tion of hostility again,t Atrwigamrat ,this tulip inuch to be regretted. He paid his irtouto of applause to t h e ,Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Pertles.ll)„ tar the assistance which be hid rendered to IrtflittUl on the present occasion, which, he took-as the commence. meat of further benefits, which wciuld Ivltilnatety he betiriiewl to the giiipire at latge by colic:hinting ihat uouo.ry. At the sane time he could.not avoid ob serving that the Ministers ever since the U i tt weirs totally pledged to Ireland, they had entered Mu, a compact to, prote.t that couptry,.whiab conspatt had. invariably been brokun. • Mr. bostea assured the Hon. Citmtleman that ha that the export of live Cattle was t o l d e v v 3 e r r lta l g ia e d ot s i lid io Ireland. He was disposed to draw ,any of his, taxes if the Honourable Ge3illtillAti 'would,sobstitute any better in their stead. Alter softie observatioua explanai ion ,from Sir '..l.44ewp . rt,•Alr.'Sliaw, and Mr. Foster, the te es ,,.. Jutions were, severahy read and afraid to. Tiien„„. o dteiiiito.d, and the report was ordered to be received 10-11)0ei .• . • Mr. STEPHIME gave notice of a motion for to. morrowi reptant 'the Island of Trinidad. • NAT DUTY. On 'the Nation of the CrinNcettria of Qr.!! Ex :citconasi, it was no - krei) that the House shank] te stiot)lisitettilteseAlf:tnrotwasiChii.guntorntit4teeeptouttyakoenlittitoatcsuitrissickro., and frdiancL • . Ttie' 6 iher °Merit of the day vrcro disposes] of, and At Ten a'clectt the House adjourlictl. RR .44 LT eat 112411. 01/IR . A . I.IAi s APLIL 27,—The following Pccovr4 ha . been 'reeeived from the Mediterranean 't The . twn 'French frigates ilk;rtrilie and I).ditri ane, Le Dromadaire slope ship, ,got out of Tou)on on the with March, but blowing strong on the 27th, they rettirtled into that port. They had nut al. VOneeti 'thriller than Hives Bay. On the oath, In ,th.o evening, they :gain Oa the o apth they' met !'Unite between Elba and .Corsica, end being joined by two rein of at brigs . from Forth Ferrajo, chard her. in the Ifternf.en .of Saturday got sight at the dijaz, made signal of the enemy tieing in sight, arid then turned round on the Frenchman: They checed - all biu lost sight of them. At thy -light on Sunday worn* leg, they once mote Paw the two ftigittee and stole. ship near the Piotnbato ?amp, to the windward. of them. The chars was vitioliti...A-1 -t it / iL V