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London, England, 1816-03-19 00:00:00

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s;ppresse4, only 9,000,000 would remelt), to
meet an expenditure next year of 18 or 20
millions. Tithe Tax were ahaedoned, it woeld
not be only a loan of 6 millions, toil of 12,000,000,
that would he required front the Bank: For the
solvence of 6,000,000 on the part of that esta.
blisbment was nothing in reality, but a loan oh.
tained on advantageous terms. This- system of
borrowing would not be for tine year only ; but
every year it would be necessary to borrow the
IlifFerenee between 12,000,0000 and 20,000,000,
or eight millions sterling; for it would be ruinous
to put the country On a Peace Evablishment of
:twenty millions, and in ease of 'tear, all her
itrength would be paralized. The Sinking Fund
only consisted of 11,200,0001. and was not, there-
fore, of a sufficient magnitude to allow of its,
teeing drawn upon. He Conjured the country to
look at the great principle of finance oji which
their safety was built. It was on that ground
that he should press the measure, not as one of
expediency, hat of financial necessity. If it
should he given up, a debt' of twelve millions
woe!!! be incurred this year, and every other year,
one of 'either six 'or eight millions. He trusted
the country woultt not turn their backs on them-
select), arid he put it to. the spirit oLthe nation,
Whether they *mild shrink front Measures neces-
sary for their tresereation.—(Qnestinn,QUestion,)
Mr. BROVG/YAM rose to. reply to the personal
Insinuations of the Noble Lord, with rtspect to a
Transaction in which he was concerned. The fact
Was, he went 'to the Westminster Meeting merely
es a spectator, and in no other cannily, for he
had no rivlit to address that Meeting, having no
vote for Westminster, nor being a housekeeper in
t that City. He left the Meeting before one single
observation was made, either upon himself or any
Of his Noble and Honourable Friends ; and not in
onsequenee of such observations as seemed to be
the opinion of the Noble Lord. With respect to
the speech of the Noble Lord upon the question
then immediately befOre the,Committee, he trusted
the vote Ofihnt night Would proVe that it bad no
effect in deluding the good sense of the House.--
klls anneal, and the appeal of the people of Eng.
lend, would be the words of the 'Statute Book of
the realm. He.alludea to the 227th section of the
:16th chap. of 45th of the Kin};, which declared
that the Income Tax should take effect front the
Ist April 1806, and should 'continue in force
during the present war, and nntil the Gth of April
tiext ensuing, after the signature of' a Definitive.
Treaty of Peace, and no longer.
' Mr. WILHERFORCe expressed strongly his sen-
timents against the policy of persisting in a tax so
decidedly against the wishes of the people.
. I,rhe Committee then divided--
leer Abe Property Tax
Apinstir

hlsjority against' it —37
ntthaingla-srlmitted we found the CtIANC&I.Z.OR nt
the liX(.:l4eQ.VEßritoviog for Some Papets tot/wain; the
Cenimissariat,Department.—Ordered.
so, •
rhr Report of the Committee on the Prities Regent's 7§les-
silt was received, the Resolutions agreed tor..hitd a Dill or.
demi to he littoight in;
, The Report. of the:Comatittee of Supply was also received,
anti agrt:v4 snitordercd accordingly. K,
'The Coinmittee on the Stute of Agrieultute Was vpstputisai
to Thursday heat.
`The American Convention Bill was read 4 tint time, and
ordered (or 4 second reading this day. •
The NaPoleOn Rtionaparte ptielition, and the St. Helena
,hitereourse 111114, weite.react a second time, and ordered to
committed this day.
- Mr. LOCKIIART rxpressrd hie hope that some step should
he adopted to reeilute the application of the property taken'
loam
ti on a pa rte.
Adjohnied at Two oT;loak this morning.

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A Dutch Mall arrived this morning. ft coi-
tains some accounts from the French Frontiers,
bilt molting of rentaikable interest.

loitpm American. Papers, received this morning,
ilre-have, in our first page, extracted the New Ta-
lifr, with all its specifications, as a communica.
:Con of commercial importance. The .following
are the only other passages worthy of notice
Wsstittrorost, Fan.. Orris, the Mini-
ater of Spain, has departed hence on a visit, to his
family at Philadelphia. The Editor of the Bala-
ittore Federal Ga2eite is entirely misinformell, we
believe, in regard to the motive o( his absence,
sr, rupture having taken place of the intercourse
between him and this Government, as far as we
have beard. Marshal dronchy, who lately arriv-
ed at Baltimore front France, is at prebent in this
city.

" New YoRI, FEB. 19.—A coniention of De-
!iron, futtembleil ut Albany., on Iltioschsy evett-