Star.
London, England, 1801-06-16 00:00:00

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s, go/, Including the fools fieceifary for the'
keiee of Ireland, which by the articles of. the
Union was two ffiventeenths of that required by
Great Britain, might be effirnated at 43,726,6181.
He then listed the various motrces from which this
fun: had been railed; the Ways and Meats
produced a,750,0001. The Loan amounted to
,5,500,0001. Theimportsand-expewtstor soo,oool.
The Right Honourable Gentleman, Who lately
filed the office which he now held, had estimated
the produce of the Income Tax at fix millions.
The part of that tax Which was applicable to the
Angie of the year, over and above fo mach as
went to pay the Intereft on loans, he could not ef.
%imam at more than four millions. The furplus
of the Confolidated Fund amounted to 3,t00,0001.
The permanent taxes were 22,346,5901. But
from an increafed produce which he expeCted from
the duties op wine ; the growing produce of the
Confolidated Fund, &c. -he would eftimate the
whole of the taxes for the year at the fum of
:3,300,0001. The Right Hqn. Gentleman con-
cluded with Moving the following Refolutions
• That the turn of four millions be granted to his Majefty to-
wards the Supplies of the year, oat of the produce of the tax
upon Income, over and above fo much of the fame duties as
iball go to dikharge the inter& on Loans.
*That there be granted the (um of r,soo,oooL to be paid out
of monies 'riling from the Convoy Dudes.
• That there be granted the funs of .3,t00p001. out of the fur-
plus of the Confolidatad Fund.
• That there be panted the film of 403,3001. to enable his
iviajeity to Malmellati his engagements with the Emperor of
Germany.
• That Ow kgram.ed the Not of 65,67tt for the payment
of Vegeta:46M by the Eledor Palatine of Bavaria.
" That there be granted the fum of 67,8001. for other Cervices.
4. That there be granted the Cum of 10,0001. out of the pro-
em of the Land Tax.
• flat there be stunted the funs of 4,0801. of monies referred
tithe Exchequer.
• That there be granted the fum of EAU. remaining in the
Exchequer as cootribudous for Lotteries.
• That there be granted a fum of 2,ocopooi. to be railed by
way of Loan on Exchequer Bills.
• Theta further fum of 3,soopoot be railed by way of Loan
er Exchequer Bills.
"That a further (tun of 3,ooogspol. be railed by Loan or Ex-
chequer Bib ; and
*That a further funs of 3,000,0001. be railed by way of Loan
or Exchequir Bilis."
Oa the firs of the above Refolutions being put,
Mr. Tiflis?' rofe to make fome obfervations on
the ftatements of the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
He difapproved of the deviation that took place in
the manner of laying the accounts before the
Houk, and thought there would be a confiderable
deficiency in the Supplies. The Income Tax would
never produce what it had been ellimated at; and
the Duties on Wine were growing lefs, inked of
being likely to increafe.
The CRANCILLOR oftheErcuscaraareplied,that
there was no deviation in the practice of (lacing
the accounts; and if the Hon. Gentleman would
examine the flatements accurately, he would find
there was no reafon to apprehend the deficiency al-
luded to.

After Come farther converfation, the Citaticzt-
Loa of the Exciagysa moved a refolution for
laying a duty of il. is. on every dozen packs of
cards imported into Great Britain, except from
Ireland. He then obferved, that for the purpofe
of proteaing the property and the trade of per-
. (cos in this country again( the importation, of
cards from Ireland. it would be necelfary to lay a
countervailing duty of 25. 6d. on every pack of
cards imported from Ireland into Great Britain.
He then moved a Refolution to that effett. All
the refoltitions were then agreed to, and the Re-
port of the Committee was ordered to be received
to-morrow.—TheCommittee had leave to fit again
on Vrednefday next. •

•DDISON'S DIVORCE BILL.
The Report of Mrs. Addifon's Divorce Bill was
taken into further confederation, read, and agreed
tb. On the queilion for reading it a third time to-

morrow
The goLiciroa GlattßAL expreffed his furprize
that thofe who had brought forward a Bill of fo
tovel a nature, had not made any effort to recom-
tend it to the notice of the tioufe. He was ini-
mical to the Bill becaufe he thought it effablifhed
kprecedent which might prove of injurious confe-
cluences. He concluded by moving the Bill fhould
be read a third time this day three months.
The ATTOIIIIIT GINTRAL defended the Bill,
contending the Houfe were bound by every princi-
ple of jufiscelo grant the Divorce, eonfidenng all
the cireumflances under which it was fued for,
and to which all alarm about precedents ought to
give was
The Motion was fupported by Mr. lowan.' and
IC Stanton and oppofed by sir Wsi.Score, Mr.,
Timm's, Mr. ATAXINDIR and Dr. Law& v.w es.—
On a divilion there appeared, for the thuti read-
ing to-morrow 68—Againfl it 8.
CAMPBELL DIVOILCI BILL._

On re-entering the Gallery, the Houfe was eon.
fuleting the Report of Campbell's Divorce Bill,
which was read 'mai speed to, and ordered to be
read a third time tomorrow•
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On theritteiiioOtor the fecor.d reading of the
Clergy Nos-telkoce
Mr.P•saasvor. se moved to poitpone it till Wed-
ot'lday, aUedging be had not received a printed
Copt of the BA till late in the morning.
very lung converfation enfued.
The CIVANCIIILOI of the Escaskosa faid, the
Bill had before Met with the unanimous approba-
tion of the Houk, and the only objealono now
made appeared to be to parts of it, which siould
come with more propriety in the Committee. He
oppofed the delay.
The motion of Mr. Pierrepoint bras oppofed by
Mr. Dickenfon, Mr. Gregor, the Attorney Gene-
ral, the Solicitor General; Sir William Scott, ond
Sir William Lemon ; and fupported by Mr Si.
neon, Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Mr. Cakraft, Mr.
Nicholls, Mr. Eilifon, and Mr. Jones. On a di-
'Mon there appeared, for the fecond reading now
53—againfi it • 5.
The Bill was then read a fecond time, and cons,
alined for Wednefday.
rads covers amt..
On the motion for the Speaker's leaving the
Chair, for the Hook to go into a Committee on
tho Prise Courts Bill, a converfation enfued, in
which Mr. joludtooi urged the neccility of delay.