The Sun.
London, England, 1808-06-09 00:00:00

fiurplus t 5,868
Charge on sth lan. !lot

Unfunded Debt
'Treasury bills
Retuainb due to Inland Canals
flow t I". 4 rhuu r
ftrat FilUt3
Other Articles

• 29,5i7
- 40c,000
' 215,484
6,c00

9:1„,

50,0G0

• .rl:.+;

••• 2-00,000

Discharge.
Loan ilopplied
lialarice -Excheluer, Tan. s,

4v4041

Drat:4 Charze, as above

871;999
298015

1,17 .t 34
90 f,041

Sy, plus to be carried to Ways and Means for 1802 ,C 2 9,093

Interest and S:nkingFurdofDebt. . 3,409 992
Quuta of Expellee tor the year
6057,50
0,468,51 i -
9,7679550

Annual Means for ILL
Revenues and Fxtraurdwary Itebourc4„: . 4,800,000
LiJail rals,:d in Inland '1;600000 ?
GrAn. Britain . S 4,708,332
541{,1us as alma 259,093

£9,767,425
Mr. FOSTER then moved the following Res°lu-
tionti:--

" That the sum of 750,0001. Irish currency, he
raihed (or bid Majesty, towards the supply, of the
curr,ot year, by means of annuities, fur the service
01

f"fhat kis the opinion of this Committee, that
every contributor of tool. be entitled to 32.51. annui-
ties, at the rate of 31. I os. per cent. payable and
ttansferable at the Bank of Ireland, and taken out
of the Concldated Fund of Ireland.
That towards raising the supp;y, there be
charged upon every barrel of barley, or any other
ground or unground, to belitade, into malt,
a duty of los.

fPhat, upon every gallon ottifiba-vita!, or strong
water, wade from said malt, itrq*land, above hy-
drometer proof, a further duty of%blii.;
That there be charged upon iivery six gallons
sof ditto; opt intended for exportation, a duty of
30:1,

•, That there be charged upon every gallon of
spirits distilled in Ireland, which shall have been in
the stock of any distiller, Brc, from the 10th of June
to 29112 September, 1808, a duty of is. td. 1-3 d,
above all other duties paid upon such strong •waters
or spirits.." _

A similar Resolution, as to the Irish spirits in the
stock of lieencecl retailers in Great Britain.

That there be charged upon every gallon of
rum, brandy, or geneva, in the stock of licensed
persons lu Ireland, subsequent to the 10th of June,
08,, a defy of is. id. 1-ad over And above all
oilier duties."

"A similar duty of Is. td. 1.34 upon every gallon
of Irish spirits warehoused in *eland, and intended
for home consuoiption. _

" That therethe a drawback of 2s. 81d; upon
rtiery barrel of beer or ale imported into Ireland.
"• That the duties or drawb.icks upon spirits ex.-
ported or itupo!ted from the one country to the
pther shall cease and determine.

" That there be charged upon every gallon of
spirits distilltd hom corn or grain, in 'lreland, front
I to' tO over hydrometer p' out, a- duty of 58. Bd.
per, galiou. . • . •
" That there be charged upon every gallon of
'fish spihts imported into England, not exceeding
from t to i o over hydrometer 'proof, a countervail--
ing duty of 7s. tod. 2-3 d, and upon all Irish .spirits
exceeding that proof, a duty equal to the highest
duty already imposed upon the strongest spirits."
'rues- liesoluti,,us were agreedkw-alter a short
discosoun on Cie terms al titel.tisrsli Batik Loan,-
Neere objected to by Sir ;IPMNitrout and Mr;

PARNELL, and defended by Mr. FOSTER and the
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. _

Sir J. NEWPORT inquired into the state of the
ColleBors' balances. Last 'year they had increased
60,0601. He did not attach blame to this circum-
stance, but he wiThed to know what prospect there
was of their being reduced.
Mr. FOSTER replied, that every regulation on that
subject had been hitherto emforced•without effeet.
All possible steps were now taking to reduce the
balances, and he had great hopes that before the
next meeting of Parliament that object would be
in a great measure accomplished. •
The House having been resumed, the Report was
ordered to be received to-morrow.

Mr. FOSTER obtained leave to bring in the four
following Bills :
A Bill for better Regulating the Granting of Per-
mits, for the Conveyance of Exciseable Goods in
Ireland.

A Bill for further Regulating the Warehousing of
Spirits in Ireland, for Exportation.
A Bill for Regulating the Collection of the Duties
on Spirits distilled in Ireland.
A Bill for 'Regulating the Colle&ion of the Malt
Duties in Ireland.