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11.-IftfßOlt ritipoottely sagged', to Those
IP/ . gentlemen wlio are an kind in to fovea: him
with thou support at his Repository Bales, that if they
would send in their Stock not later than lialftpast Ten
o'clock, and attend to give ino ructions, Ike., the Auction
may then oommence at Twelve o'clock precisely with
Store Stock. It would than he over in tints not to
interfere with the Corn Id.trket and Dinnerc at the
Hotelq; and it would be also • great convenient* to
Purchasers coming from • lung diatoms, as they would
then have more time to get their Stock on the ItaiL

NORE BRILLIANT,
Desser *my welds predawn • misllle Ivan
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oQUICILT,
21bas mime the Um mil Ww el the sm.
AND CNE•PER,
Hamm UM walibital, Pad pm ?war WE OW alba
UMW a SONS. Linke MIA 10, sal Ili
BOLD IT

.7. FJIIIOIII, Family lar;;;;;. nOrebsdar.
THOKAS AUTT. Providels ltorotssat, ditto.
T. Y. Toixoca, Family Groom, ditto.
J. O. Lan, ditto ditto.
C. B. BArnoT, Groom k Spirit M•robasi, Wareham§
Messrs. MANinsa k Sot, YeoviL

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To the 14Iraq%

Sit,— Some of your cooteuipormiso mem to mimes
derstand the reasoo slay we farmers do not Ski 111
Gladstone's brindminie offer of milt for.Ssee 411
duty. We believe that, as we should lie to hey
our malt from a licensed maltster i of Mb.
"Sowed to make it at home, it will cost no from la. 111.
to 2s. • bushel beyood its natural prim, tied that thia
will make it too dear for food.
Eight bushels of barley mike nine bushels of malt
A hushel of barley costs about ; comeqanetly the
barley that goes to • bushel or malt meta about fie. N.
Sixpence is more than the coat of making the Wirt
Into malt.. The duty amounts altogether to keit.,
making thetotal cost prim of malt about fir . 84. or 11.11 t.
• buihrl. A bushel of malt in the market milt ler from
84. to 95., so thutb.tw.es h 34 and 2s. 3d. guy he
reckoned m added to Use cost price of a bushel of mil
(without benefiting the Embequer,) by es:skims MM.
formica of the Exam, and the monopoly arising trees It.
While, therefore, the natural cost of malt is &beet 4..
• bushel, we cannot expect r. Gladetone's deflates'
exalt to be sold for less than se. 64. to 6a. a bosh&

It is more than doubtful whether, clogged with the
above It 9d. average burden from Goveranteet later.
(travois, melt can profitably be used as food. What
relief is it to the cattle feeder to know that Doe. of the
Is. 9s. will ever reach the Iltobequer At presamt, of
the £30,000,000 annually paid by this rowsumer Is ism-
senuence of the nialt-tas, only some £l,OOOO JO is avail-
able for revenue._ _ _ _

What ta wanted is, freedom from the imeddling el Ike
exciseman. The farmer want. cheap food for kis ealffie,
and the artisan yenta cheap beer for binieeN.
It seem. to be usurped tbst • beer-duty is net
possible, but this ia mere ansumptioo. Mr. Gladstone
cram that there are 40,010 public brewers spirit
R,COO maltaters ; but ea there is already. Mx.. veldts
brewing, there would be no increase of wort fee dm
Excise; indeed, there would be less work, tor they
would no longer have to look after the 8,000 niallefers.
Private brewing might be returned amoug the sasseesd
taxes. Nor does there seem any moon why tire
should be any more difficulty in oolleetiag such .Me
than in levyleg .duty on doge, bones, or sante& meta
A beer-tax instead of • malt-lox would make malt really
available as food for rattle and cheep; wed the pries el
boor weld be reduced from 44. to 24. quart, within*
lon to the revenue. It is important to agrisulter•
on aome point (perhaps on Sir John Hay's motion) •
dieision should be token in the Rouse of COOSIBISII. It
Ii not improbable that the present Illmaioa may be the
last of this Parliament ; and it is essential for them whit
are anxious to obtain a repeal of this tax to knew vie
are their friends and who are not. The battle will love
to be fought on the hustings at the next pewit alislias.
—Your obedient servant,
AGILIOOLA.

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