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ringed by this ?notion, as h *as propofed to
thofe bills out of the aid of the next year.
motion was agreed to, as was another propof-
-ne Right Hon. Gentleman, that all the
warehoufed in Ireland for exportation,
remain in Inch warehriats beyond a cer-
-411 be fubjeel to an additional tax of iol.
11. by ,the year on the amount of the du-
payable in Ireland on foci Ipirits.
re reformed and the Report v as ordered
it up tu-morrow.

SCOTCH MALT.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQSER,
dverting to a motion of which an Honourable BA.
onet (Sir John Sinclair) had given notice, relative
o an abatement in the Duty on Malt made from Big
Ind Bere, in Scotland, exprelled a with that the Ho-
nourable Gentleman, who appeared in his place, as
he it Saud of that Honourable Baronet, would confent
pollpone this fubjeet until the next Seffion of Par-
;amen:. The ground upon which the Honourable
• ronet relied his intended minion was the evidence
f a refpe&able Gentleman before the Corn Com-
ittee. This evidence Rated, that the produce of
ig and here was to much inferior.to that of barley,
nd the malt made from it was alto fo inferior, that
t was iinjuß to fubje& both to an equal tax. Un-
doubtedly, according to this ilatsmeni, Tome reduc-
Sep ought to take place; but the degree of that re-
&llion could not be fired upon until the degree of
difference thould be precifely ateertained. , This in-
'mitigation required time, in order that the Cornmif-
Illoners of the Excite in Scotland {Wald attend to it,
and that the flouts &mild not come to a determina-
tion upon the allegation of any individual. however
refpe&able. Under thole eircunillances, the Right
Hon. Gentleman trufted that no objeelion would be
trade to the delay required. particularly under this
expecis underflandL,no, that Government fltould, in
the interim, dire& their attention to the fubjeft.
Mr. FEll-GUSSON affented to the poitponement
requelled by the Right Hon. Gentleman.
Sir WM. ERSKINE exprelled an anxious with
that a fubje& of fo much importance to the North of
&Wand would be attended to.
1
IRISH *MAIM
The finale having refolved into a Committee
Mr. FOSTER moved, that the Chairman Ihould
be infirutted to apply to the Houle for leave to bring
In a Bill to permit Spirits sdißilled in Ireland to be
warebonfed for exportation, and eWo tore ulate the
eaporration of furl fpirits as l be ware.
hoofed,
Colonel HUTCHINSON hoped that no meafure
would be taken with retpea to the Irilh Diailleties,
without contultias tilde who are molt intereßed in
that hot-melt.
Mr. FOSTER laid. that attention would be paid
to the rept eientations of all perfons intereßed.
The motion wa. agreed to, the Houle returned, and
the Report was ordered to he brought np to morrow.
Ordered, on the motion qtMr. CORRY, that co
pies &mild be laid before Sit Huufe of all Orders
hatted by the Commiffioners of Excite and Cullom', I
slid from the Office of Secretary of State in Ireland. I
fol the better colleCtion and more fpeedy payment of
the Irish Revenue into the Treafury. from the IR of
January. Ilion to the lateß period.
`A perfon from the Leith Treafury prefented at the
Ear, purfuant to order, an account of the amount of
payments into the kith Treeing. of balances in the
band, of the Receiver Geoeral. and alto of the Po ft
Oifiee.6—Ordered to lie on the table and to be printed.
Adjourned.

LONDON.

ItIESDAY. JULY zo.
vitlea OP IYOCKS THIS DAY AT 019 E O'CLOCK :
Cue. for July sylf.-Kedouedl6}4--Ortuduas Si pram
trelleq.llW. par to Is. per Cent 7311.
Old s per Olga._ pre es. dia....t4ew 5 p Cent. 0.
PRIM of irrocu YESTERDAY t
tank Stock
ed. India Ikeda es.
4per Cent. Red. 56111 ImPerild 3 ter Cella' 54t
per C. C
.C.
Asa. dm Imperial Ann. 716
per Cent. 73k at Ezeboa. Bau, per
per Cent.llavy pip Oennttans 5 *am
3 per Cala 1797 96 99 Cusids S 7110
Lmg Am 16 p-16i
A new Writ was moved late night in the /bulk
of Conutions, for the County of Middlefes to return
It Member in the room of Sir 7. Hooper?, whbfe
Eleftion is declared void. The Rcpott of the Cons
Sainte, fo far as it divas the Sheriffs who prattled at I
the Eleition, is to be taken into confederation on this
day rennight.
In the Committee of Sups Vote of Credit was
granted of 2,500,0001. for rhglantl, and of 1100,0301.
for Ireland, to be faired by an iffue of Exchequer
Bills.
By the RAIRILER cutter, which arrived from St.
Helena, we learn that Captain BROWN, of the Ame-
rican (hip Vancouver, left China on 22 1 of Januarys
fell in with a French fquadron near Pula Tinton,
confuting of one (hip of Re guns, two frigates and
two corvettes, which had captured a very late (hip

and a brig.
The Captain of a Deal& chip called the Ptince
Lonifa Augufie, arrived in the Downs from St. He.
itra, Cays that Admiral Lino's had informed him
:hat the French fleet had blown up the magazines at
Bencoolen, took fix country flups, and dellroyed two.
rmer accounts fluted that the Magazine' had been
burnt by the EA India Company'. fervent', to pre-
vent their falling into the polletTion of the French.
Sixteen or ftventecn E..11-Indiamen were at Canton
on the zed January, ten of which were loaded, and
were expetled to fail when the Convoy arrived, as
they had heard of a French fleet being in the Chinefe
Seas.

DApatclies were yeflerday received from Lord
Ner.soir at the AdmirElty, brought by the Lilbon
Mail.
Lord Vircnont STRAPS:3,OIDi his Majelly's Seem-
• •ri of Legation at Liibuo, left that plAce for ?dadlid
" Ikh of Juaes charted with a oadrios to idr.

c.ree infringi
vile for th,
The motion
by the fame
ifh fpirits w
hich fhall re
in time, fat
r every tool
'es "f excite
The Houle
o be brought