The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-22 00:00:00

TAX ON IRON.

A T MFETING. of the' IRON-MASTERS of
7SOUTH .WAI,E..tS and, the COUNTY of MON-
MOUTH, held this day, the 17th of April, 1866, at the.
King'S•Head Inn,
.Newport,.'for the purpose of taking into
coniiieration the proposed Tax ou Pig Iron, • -
• • SAMUEL 110 M FRAY,'Esq. in the Chair;
. The fa' lowing Resolutions were unanimously adopted,viz.
That the Prosperity of this Country.dependa upon its Com-
merce and Manufaaures.

That the IVlanufacturerof Dritish Iron is of great National
Importance', though yet in its infancy, it employs an im-
mcnce population, .and any check .to it will be productive of
most serious evils. _ ,

That any Tax upon 'British Pig Iron, however modified,
will greatly lessen the make, and increase the importation
of .Foreign Iron.
That a.bounty or drawback on Iron and Iron Wares ex-
ported will not remedy the evils a Tax would occasion, and
in many instances it would be impossible to be akertained,
would be liable to fraud, at.ll vexatious to the Traile.
Tliat from the vet y, large Capitals necessary to establish •
Works for tile making of Pig Iron, and the high rate of
IN'ges, a Tax upon it would put a total check to the spirit
of enterprize, and prevent the ere4lon of any new,. Works in
this Country. ,
That the Making of Iron peCullarlydeserves-every encou-
-ragement from Goverment,hccauseit draws from the bowels
of the earth, by the employment, of .many hundred thousiand
hancis,.materials, in their original state of .no value, that arc
converted into a fund' of National; Wealth, ancttlie Popula-
tion employed therein, by its consumption of Taxable Com-
piodities, contributes very largely to the Revenues of the
State, in a degree incalculable.
That these Resolutions be transmitted to the Gentlemen
deputed in London, requesting their perseveraice in using
their utmost endeavours to get the proposed Tax Mthdrawn,
and that they be ptiblished in the Bristol and London t Papers.
That these Resolutions:be printed and sent to the Members
of the HouseS•of Lords and Commons.

SAMUEL HUM FRAY, Chairman.

ADVANCE -OF
.PRICES:

FROM. the' great Demand - for Tickets and Shares
the Prices will continue to rise, and cannot afterwards
be lower, the Scheme being so construded. that there will
.not, at any period of the Drawing, be three Blanks to a Prite.
Lottery begins Drawing 12th May, 1806.

SCHEME.

Prize of - - is - . ‘25,000
2 20.000 - 40,000
10,000

3 . • 5000 1S,00(
10 M. - 1000
500 M. - 5000
300

so
6zoo 7 - - 21 - 130,200

25,0..0 Tickets-

250,000

Part of the above Capitals.
FiVe Firstrdriwn Tickets, Ist Day z 1000 each ,C sOOO
Five First-drawn Tickets, 3d Day woo each Soon.
First-drawn - 4th Day , - - to,ooo,
Ditto - sth Day - 2-,000
Ditto
_±. oth Day -. -.2i,000

. . Price °la Ticket - - - ,Cl 9 19 0
Half - - to 3 o Eighth - 42. 1?.• 0
()natter - 5 2 oI" SNteenth - - 1 6 o
N .'B. The present ScheMe contains more Prizes and 'fewer
Blanks than any Lottery for many years past.

4, CORNHILL, and 9,--CHARING-CROSS. •
TBISH wishes to remind the Public that the
. Drawing of the Lottary'approaches very near, and like-
wise to inform them there is no probability of Tickets or
shares being cheaper; but; on the contrary, an alinost,certain-
ty of their rising- in price ; he therefore intreats such of his
Friends as mean to adventure, not 'to lose any time., but .to
• buy whilst there is a good variety of numbers.
The very;great_and indeed, uncommon Success that has at:,
tended Pnrchasers at his Offices for several years; he hopes
will continue, and: the Holders of, all 'outstanding PriZeS
are entreated to bring theca fOr payment, or exchange them
for Ticket's or Shares.

Thirteen Capital Prizes in the last Lottery (lately finished)
the last 30,0001. the last.to,oool. and the last 500,401. Prizes
ever drawn were all sold in Shares by , T. UISli.
cgr All Business in the Public Funds transacted with fi-
delity and dispatch.

THE real JAPAN BLACKING; made by•DAY
and.M A !CFI N . This inraluable Composition, • with
half the usual labour, produces the most brilliant ict black
ever beheld, affilrds peculiar. nourishment to the Leathcr,
will not soil.the finest Linen,. is mlealv free from any un-
pleasant smell, and will retain its virtues in any climate.
Sold, wholesale; by Day and Martin, at the Manufaelory,
No. 97, High ,tiolbom ; retail by F. Day,.No. 7, Tavistock-
street, Covcitt-garden ; W. Day, No. 65, Swallow-street ;
Axtell; No. z, Finch-lane ; and' by the principal Boot
makers, Perfutuers, and Oilmen, in the Metropolis ; and in
every town throughout the United Kingdom; in Stone 'Bottles,
price is. 6d. each.

7 NORFOLK. • •
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
In the Autumn, unless sooner Disposed of by Private
.Contrad,

THAT SubStantial
.and Spacious MANSION
called 1. E X 1-1 A M L, together with Manors
and Estate, consisting of the greater Pah of the Parish of East
Lexhairi, and of Part of the Parishes of Gr:at Dunham. and
Lytcham, forniing.altogether a very coinplete Rdsidente for
a Country Gentleman.
Particulars may be known'hy applying to Mr. Dugmore,
of Swalfhain, where a P. lan oft he Estate may he seen.

RICH frElibINQ LAND IN LINCOLNSHIRE.
TO B-E SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
Together or in Lots,

V EitY Vaki'able FREEHOLD 'ESTATE,
. situate in the Parishes of Whaplode .and. Holbeach ;
consisting of the Manor, or reputed ►M►nor, of LITTLE
BURY, and sundry Farina in a Rink.:fence, containing
1398 A. t R. 27 P. of very rich Feeding Land. 'The BUild-
ings are in complete repair, and ,sonte of them have been.
erected. within the last two years.
_ _ _

The Land Tax is redeemZtd, and the Road.good.
• The Estate is situate in a dry Country, and not liable to
.floods ; and near a navigable River; S miles from Spalding,
12. from Boston, 4.1c0m Holbeach, and ii`frOlii ‘Visbeach,
all good Market,Towbs, and too miles from London.
Further particulars may be had on applicatiOn to Messrs.
Foster and Bonner, in Spalding, who will chew the Estate.;
at, Messrs. Nicholson and Hopkin' 01 ; Mr. ion. Teak,
Surveyor, both in Leeds ; or Messrs. Foster, Cooke, and
Frere, Lincoln's-Inn-fields, London, where Plans of tile
Estate may be seen.

Very FaShionable and Elegant FURNITUR,E a CAPITAL
PIANO by, CLEMENTI and CO..
TO BE SOLD I3V AUCTION,,
•
•
\ • By Mr. SQUIBB, '
At his Great RooM, Saville Passage, Row; on Wed-
- nesday next, and following-Day, at Twelve o'clock.
'"`HE Elegant, Fashionable, and singularly Neat
I HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects, the ge-
nuine Property-of a Gentleman, removed from his Residence
near Brunswick-square, comprising a Drawing-room-Suite of
four( fashionable Curtains, fourteen Chairs, and two Sofas,
elegant Chimney Glasses, large Convex Mirror, richly deco-
rated, • Satin-wood and Mahogany Card, Sota, and Pembroke.
Table, capital Cellaret Sideboard with Brass Guard Rail,
Set of Dining Tables, Parlour Chairs covered with• Morocco,
excellent Se-retaire and BoOkcase, very cr:7lplete winged
Wardrobe of remarkably fine Wood, Ladles' and Gentlentens'
Dressing Tables, two hand Some four-post Bedsteads, Cotion
-Hatgings, and complete Bedding of superior quality, Field
Bedsteads and Furmtures, a large Persian Carpet, Brussels
and Wilton ditto, Hearth Rugs. Oil Cloths, Fenders and
Fire I tons, with a complete Assortment' of Culinary Uten-
sils, and other inferior Articles for Domestic I,lse: •

"fu be viewed two days .preceding the Sale, when Ckta-
logues mat be had at the Room.