The National Register.
London, England, 1815-02-26 00:00:00

NEW TAXES.

T

.he Chancellor of the ENchequer

mimons, his pan of Finance. After
on which he had abandoned the Pro-
m. Centleman s'tow'ed that the ex-
ishtuent for Great Britain and
year than nineeen millions, of
were for Great Blitain. To meet

:he revenue above the expenditure,
millions; the consolidated fund of
6 millione, and 5 millions are to be
se taxes proposed by the Chancellor
it, however, only to 0,728,0001. as
correct tablc:
.Kate.

2,!1. per lb. . .
61. per lb. .
&whir fixed rater.

50 per cep!. progres-
Sire . . . .

. .

31) pry cent.
13t) to 40 per cent.
various . .

Ditto
about per cent.
about 80 ditto . .
about 40 ditto . .
about at) ditto
Ditto

• •

TIWAT;

• •

Gd. per window
Stole as houses . .
59 per cent. addi-
tional on servants,
c urines and horses

ld. on each news-
paper . . .
and foreign postage regulation . . .

Traduce.
...t'

. . .
150,000

:700 000
540).0:10

I 50,000

gr.o,odo

fWti 500
i18,5(N)
101,:)00

118140
361 ,th )(1
00,500
i.suo
10.'"),5r0
42,000

50,609
150,0 :0

1?0,(.03

5n.n00
7.5,000

125,000

:3,7 28 000

remain therefore to be proposed on a future occa-
itional taxes to the amount of 1,300,0001.
Ie w tax on wine was generally anticipated. as the
Ifficers had been busy takigg stock in all the cellars;
the pipe.

illowing is an extract of a letter from Rome, re-
through France --“Spies and calumniators tra.
'me in whole troops; but neither these secret agents,
Pope's Bells, ere able to defend his Sacred Majesty
pit enemy Murat, who has made Lim tremble on his
The inhabitants arc under constant apprehensions ,
Neapolitan forces will, by a rapid march, enter the
It6me ; and what must he our confusion, when Popes
.inals, Preachers and Friars, Monks and Mendicants,
addled together in the gaols of the city.".
Whitworth is Certainly coining to England, but, we
nd, will, if his health peimits, retinn to his Vice-
in Ireland, the functions of- which important office
cource, be discharged, during his.absence, by Lords,'
created for-the occasion.

papers of the I7th contain Prince Hardenherg's note
to Saxony. It is clear that Austria had consented
.scion of all Saxony to the King of Prussia, who
ion that inea4ure being carried into execution.

"• . .
FIR. (26.
THE 1
On Monday evening, tl
sated to the house of Coe
rTplaining the grounds on
Fertv 'Fax, the Right Liot
pence of the peace establis
land could not be less thi
which seventeen millions
this there is a surplus of tl
equal to more than six m
fords a disposable sum of
raised by new taxes. Thl
of the Exchequer amount
appears by the following c
cot om.—Tobieco . • .
Excise—Tobacco .
Wine c.!Ol. per tun . .
A.sessed Taxes. viz.—
Illhahited house ditty.
Pcooressive servants' tat .
Under gardeners. &c. . •
Trade servants and servants
for hire
Cariia,,es
Horses for pleasure . . .
Trade horses . . . i .
Dogs . .
flame eernicates . . .
New Duties
NVindows in warehouses aid
hothouses .....
Rent of warehousns . . .
Bachelors
Post Office • . . , •. .
East India ar.d foreign postaE
There remain therefor
sion additional taxes to t
The new tax on win,
excise officers had been
it is 101. the pipe.
The following is an
ceceived through Franc
v,rse Rome in whole trot.
nor the Pope's Bulls, art
against his enemy Murat.
throne. The inhabitant
that the Neapolitan forci
gates of Rome ; and wha
ald Cardinals, Preachers
lice all huddled together
Lord Whitworth is Cei
understand, will, if his
royalty, in Ireland, the
of coerce, be discb
Justices, created for the
Paris papers of the 117
7clatixe to Saxony. It
11 the cession of all Sa
.:;7,:y..ts upon that /11Caglft