Star.
London, England, 1815-06-17 00:00:00

.MUTINY BILL.

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On the third reading of the Mutiny Bill,
Mr. M. SUTTON shortly corrected his statement
of the preceding night respecting the evidence which
it had becm intended to bring forward on the trial of
Ensign Cowell.
Mr. W. SMITH said, it had only been proposed
by the friend's ot Ensign Cowell to bring forward cer-
tain non-commissioned officers and privAtes to depose
wbat had been the conduct of Ensign Cowell in an
engagement, in order to place beyond all doubt his
character as a man of bravery.
After a few words from Mr. D. GIDDY and Sir E.
BRYLIGES) the Bill was read a 3d time and passed.
Sit H. PARNELL brought in a Bill for securing
the benefits ot Vaccination to the Poor who were de-
sirous of receiving them.—Read a first, and ordered
to be real a second time to-morrow.
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IRISH BUDGET.
The House then went into'a Committee of Ways
and Means.

Mr. V. FITZGERALD called the attention of
the Committee to the Budget, which he was about
to open for Ireland. The Right Hon. Gent
observed, that for the last three years, the pre tit
upon Ireland had been very great ; but the supply
was more abundant this year than in any one of those
preceding. \Vhatever sacrifices she might have made
in former years to contribute to the security and the
repose of Europe, she haikthe satisfaction of knowing
that the price was paid to secure her own peace. The.
Right Hon. Gentleman then procceedod to state the

SU PPLI ell.

Estimated quota of Contautions, 1815 aC10,574,115
Interest and Sinking Fund on present Debt 6,095,10

Total Supplies • ,C 16,47064
STATE Or CONSOLIDATED FUND.
Balance sth of January, ill S
Remaining of (rue Lout, 1114
Ditto, English Loan, Intel

DEDUCT ARREARS.
'Urea of Contlitution IBIS • -
Ditto, a 1814, exclusive of Exceeding, of Army
listraordinarief, 18 i 4, Supplied this year
Principal of Outstanding treasury Bilis and Lot-
tery Prizes . - -
Inland Navigation . • -
Building Record 011 Ice . - .. .
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3E1,619,21i
322,000
3,11511,3113

£5,864,165

MAYS AND MEANS:
Surplus of Com Mated Fund -
Revenue estimated at - •
Pro& on Lotteries - -
Semmes Wages - . .
Two teventeeetbs of A 708,745 for Nava/ Stores,
Fifteen-seventeentbs thereof laving been taken
Credit for by England . .
Loan i9,00X4000 British • .

X 4724,380

3,295,300

28,240
41,074
11,364

Total Ways and Means £16,854.11;
The charges of the Loan of nine millions, at the rate
of 47.95. 21 per cent. would be £727.350. He
then proceedeil to Lune the banner in which he meant
to provide for the charge, and the different votes that
the House had, from time to time, come to, in aid of
the Revenue for that kingdom. The first branch of
dis Itsysase, Assessed Taws, bed• been ldcreased
very considerably. In 1812 they amounted to
4330,000. Last year they bad *increased to
4589,000. There bad also bear an increase on
.Btamps, to the amount of 445,000. One of the most
extensive measures foe benefiting the Revenue, was
the Act for equalising the-Cando:l Duties. In the

togethei _
181 a sum of 41304a* In
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ty produced.

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..,, „11-mimic/4. sway was not t t e ua Duties. In
ne le ting of pews in u'e LI" ne q "IRS the' COadOta the Ha trusted that both COtUttliSS would feel that this
• • ---- • ..• T. • ,r, .e v. ... v ....,.. •v. MU 14 i ally usner man
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it's of Tobacc the duties in Abeyear amounted
Chaperg as much an object of taxation as any Other art % ..
-- useasure, which the framers of the Vninn 'concern• t wir diroct *purpose, they would become subject to
The Ewa. se Duties to 4725001 Dub%
object of profit ?He wished the Ministers of Dissent. to 467,5°°•
ac
t• e rates; At present the whole sum collected an-
plted, 'might so 4 tie done without injustice to either. 'their 4140,000. The Malt duty produced, in
ins Congregations to be supported better than they ,c".F.e As to the subject of sdination in Ireland, it was tie
itu .Ity from all the chapels of the metropolis, was no
mott Than ;fi. per annum. Therefore the inhabitants ore, but he wished the Church Ministers to be sup. raostatososixonof MOAK% to 1814, the amount was ..1_ f
inmost ' impossible to conceive with what avichts it
en
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.... The other minorduties produced iel 5.000*
4,t pasisbps Were scarcely at all interested in ths sub. Ported also, many of whose livings did not produce
was t, both by father and son, among the pca• :in
ject, It was only in cases where the
parochial church above 4200 ri4ear. What would be said if those , r nen it was proposed to lay a duty of es. ed. per son—
try that country.
for
was not mittciently large fur the ageeasigliatha of persons' tarn' tb the House next year, and observed, °a
trek Fhich was calculated to produce 4159,000. Mr..l. SMITH hoped, that no .peculiar religioue
tlie pUblio; iluit the chapels. in chit parr *owed we aireoppressed by taxes, Isom which you have "ht Ittit •
Hon Gentleman then recapitulated ih
-C opinions would be attempted to be unposed on die art
arc a't 'Profit. : 'The Right Honourable 'Ciandathao exempted true Methodists; excuse ua now, as you a. etas AND 7:4,xis To MUT Tel AMYL children in the public Schools in Ireland.
. 411 .M . P.EkL •
iststenced Mary-114nime Church in proof rif his ter. base excused them 1" The quantity of *property to orbiter illad .1 Cut" "Weft.
. . 14000 •
attempted.r. said, that uothiog of that Lind Wan
dta
ttifyieof.. and added, that 14 considered **rave be exempted by thia Bill, would make the burthens abi4l64,Lese Barrel 150,000, * *
of ktipels of far"less"Ft6lic' conewistante that, the ofolben, alreudy as much as they could bear ,*be in assamoS Taus Asaieeistioe
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. Moo° • The Resolutions were then agreed to • anti the Re. Fo.
* jintiut sufficient plaits Of worship. He eenanded future jar men *an they could bear. The I.earned aulloa.,_ - . 1 : 45.°00 •
port was ordered to be retailed on Monday. of I
iriith' repea,inteall the. arguments he had. Brim) ht fa. ff,wieikat then entered into a e?mparisos between the I'IL
.lapse Coat. atealsed. &Wine ••• eloAce ln a Comini of Su l tll ' Sums were
pie Gallus / 140400 pp y 'the o owing
void of the Fri! in iti reevinlifstalev. .• • - • . proOts gained by .pew-letting m certain chapels, and
, ,iri ,• vend far the service of Ireland viz.-46,980 fur
Mi.' BA biKgg wieliOinitthe'D 11. The Right the Manner in winch their exemption would.hperate
Soltoole;sed itichool-Mitsters; nod 41,000 for the Com-
lila
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1-inhotvable Getultkin •athuitted the gs.iewanoes in. oft' the Parishes, and contindld with giving Ms de. These Tuft, he observed, would prodoCe 471=. Misitortere ' of the Ural Canal in Ireland. The Re.
the
trOdeti'' to be dished:l ifi' to .be so insignlatans sided opirsition to the Bilk -• • • " . '' '' ' Bridals '9l' shoot ‘833.000 Irish curraiity;lo mai' port of ithese Rewalistionrwas ordered to be received
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„ilptii„re really' ennid. bins and for parkiorn. 'Mr. W. SMITH slid, that aVe4tithit oilbe Vile 1 the charge of 4727,000, which would be at exceed*" gm tilionilay." • ,
wit,
;',,,: i,i'voeitocii, , loblwbot AtTiosw ought a person of the House hid that gyeatalikeli Sakai iipby the iwirhottt se10009; The British Post-office had Urea ' Mr. AWE moved a grant of 42,076 to Captains
,way
i.,,TA !loss no riabt to oerbffelet be relieved torn fro Oppountsof the tkapalute, wallah stint be. his rause :to increase the charge of the conveyance of wails.* Hunt V Blab dße h ' etrosati"
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