Star.
London, England, 1806-06-07 00:00:00

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PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITX PLAN.
AMEETING will be holden at the LONDON
TAVERN on TUESDAY NEXT, the tett of Juoe, at
ONE o'clock precifely. for the purpofe of completion the Subkrip-
tion. and ewrying the Plan into effedt. WM LUDL AM.
Welbeck.ftrcet, Cavendifb-square, June 3, 11:6.
P.S. As nearly Soo perfons, who intended to be prefect at the
left Martins, did not come till after it was adjourned, from (up.
pofing that the Char would ebtbe taken till an hour after the time
app. nt ed, I think it pelmet to obferve, that it wUI be taken on
Tuefdap, at ONE PRECISELY.
To thole who are unacquainted with the prbpoled Inftitution,
it Is to be obferved, that In addition to the very conilderabk re% f
It will afford to the Grantors of Annuities, it will give nearly
joool a year to Charitable Inftitution., and will at the fame time
yield to the Subferibers CIIITAINLY not ids than from 7 to 8 ner
Cent and PROIA•LT 12 or I I per Cent. per 11.02 M. WITHOUT'
ANY RISQIJR WHATEVFR.

TO BE SOLD, in One or Two Lots,

Amos r Valgable FREEHOLD ESTATE ;
advantageoally °taste at Denton, between the asetaiercld
and opulent Towns of Newcaftle and North Shield+, in Northum-
berland; confining of 55a Acres of excellent Arable, Failure, and
Meadow land.
in Lot One la comprifed a capital Man Son nonce, with Offices
of every defcription ; Plcafure Grounds, and large Garden, well
Rocked with Fruit Trees in full bearing, upon hot walls ; with
Vinery, Peach hooks, and Melonry. The Farm attacked to this
Mention confills of Ina Acres of excellent Land, In the belt con-
dition; with three Dwelling.houfes, and aU requiSte Farm-offices,
upon the moll approved plan. Upon various parts of the Ground
arc thriving Plantations, affording Melte: and ornament to the
place
Lot Two conillts of an ercellent Stone Manflon, calculated for
• the reSdence of a large Family, with convenient Offices, Coach-
haute and Stabling, Gardens and Orchard+, well flocked. To
this Lot are attached two Farms of excellent Land, containing
together 431 Acres, otitis good Houfes and Offices, perfeßly
adapted to the belt (yam of agricultural management, and there
are feveral plantation, of thriving Wood In different parts of this
Eitate..—.—For further particulars apply to Mars. Davidfon,
Newcaßle upon Tyne; or to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor,
Lincoln's Inn Fields.

PARLIAMENTARY PR,;CEEDIA GS.

110 USE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JUNE 6.
The Trifh Fiat Fruit' Bill was read a third time and paired,
and a metNge fent to the Houfc of Commons to acquaint them
therewith.
The Property Tat Bill,thelh Sugar Bill, and the Irith Ad-
didonal Force Repeal Bill puffed through Committees and were

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Lord AUCKLAND prefented the Report of the Board of
Trade made in t 784. relative to the Trade between the Welt In-
dies and Amtrica. which was ordered to ikon the table and to be
printed.
Mr. BA IC c a. Mr. Due:DALE, and (event other Members of the
1. • Houle of Commons, brought up the Irlib Stamp Duty Bill and
four private bills, which were read a fiat time.
Mr. Irving, from the Cullom H, tote, preferred return, relative
to be commerce of Dominica, which was ordered to lie on the
table and to he printed.
Strangers were ordered to withdraw, and, we tunterfiood, the
tonSderation of the evidence adduced on the Trial of Lord Mel-
yille was refsmed.
Their Lordihira continued In di'co Mon till eleven o'clock, when
the further eonfideration of the fulled was deferred till Monday,
on which (lay we underitood the Judges were again ordered to
attend. Atikurned till to-ntorruw (this day).
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HOUSE OP COMMONS.
Lord MUNCASTER took the natha and his feat for the cour•
ty of Wellmorland, In the room of Sir Michael Le Fleming de-
ceded.
A Meffage from the Lords acquainted the Hour, that the
I orris had Agreed to the Me, MR Fruits Bill, the trill:Revenue
Collation Bill, and the kith Malt Duty Regulation Till, without
any amendment
A perfon from the Office of enflame prefented an Account of
all Duties of Cuftorns ehar;ed and outftanding, from April 5,
1805, to Art! 5.11136 —brdrred to be prhtted.
A perfon from the Tax Offire ',relented an Account if Balances
in the hands ~f the Receiver G meal of the Laud Tan in Scotland.
Orleredto be printed.

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A perfon from the Fay Office prefented an Account of the Cor-
refponclence of the Paymafter Ococr.d, relating to the auditing of
Regimental Accounts. from July. IL-4
On the motion of Mr. V A NSErTA RT, there was ordered to be
before Vie Hoare a report of the experiments made to afar.
Mk the comparative ftrength of malt, barley, and bigg, in Scot-
. land. He then brought up the repot, and, en account of the ac-
curacy and Iwo:tat the experiments which It detailed moved
that the report he primed; which was ordered accordingly.
Mr. HO ?HODS E brought up the Report of the Committee of
the whole Houle, containing certain Refolutions rcfpeding Duties
on [Millers in Scotland, and a Dill was ordered to be brought in
accordingly.
Mr. HOBHOUSE brought up the Report on the Dublin Pay-
ing Din. and the Dill wan ordered to be read a third time on Mon-
day next.
On the motion of Sir]. NEWPORT. the Houle rehired itfeif
- into a Committee on the Malt and Spirits Duty Dill. Report
to he received oa Monday.
•DANDOMMENT OT TAT TAX nN TRITATI aRIWIRI.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
then moved the order of the day for the Houle to
refolve itfeif into a Committee of Ways and Means,
for the purpore of ponponing it to Monday next.
The Order of the Day being read,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
' role to fay, that he propofed the prefent delay till
Monday, for the purpofe of altering the Tax which
he had lately fnbmitted to the Houle. He Rill re-
mained convinced, however, of the equity of the
principle on which the Tax on Private Brewers was
founded, and continued to think that it went to pro
duce an equal:z ttion of the price of beer to all or.
dere of the community; to thofe who were fupplied
by the publi: brewer. and to thofe who brewed their
own hear. But underßanding that a confiderable
diverfity of opinion citified on this fubjeft, he felt
convinced of the propriety of giving it tome delay,
and a full and mature confideration. In order that its
junks might he fully underfloor, and acknowledged.
The mode in which the applic.tinn of the tax ought
to rake place, would alfn decree to be confidered ;
namely, whether its objeemightnot be better attain-
ed by inereafing the duty on malt, giving at the fame
_ time a drawback to the public brewer, or by the way
which he had already Hated to the Honfe. Feeling
a Arcing anxiety. from the neccaity of the times, that
every attention &sold be paid to this fubjea, and at
the fame time finrn the refponfibility im-
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poled upon him, that his financial meefores fhould
obtain the fupport and concurrence of the country,
he wifbed in the mean time to avail bimfelf of the ex-
Ming A ITeffed Taxes, and &mild, Milts Committee of
Ways and Means, on Monday next, propofe an ad-
dition often per cent. on the Affeffed Taxes. in the
room of t!,at tax, which be (bould relinquifh for the
prefent. lbut (Mold be continue is the Gloating%
' which he now had the honour to fill, be lbould think
' it his duty to propofe, in the next &Mon of Parlia-
ment, a fin,ilar tax to that which he bad now ahea-
d toed.
Mr. COKE raid, that he was aflonilbed when he
heard the tax on private brewers firß propofed ; and
eie more he had confidered the nicotine, the frontier
&A iris ohjeaiour to it appear. He lamented that
the Noble laud thou.:;! ever have been perfuaded to
rtr,pqr! A .1 111 l'AleC.l:. partial, and oppreltive. He
: cgtc %led, :4 eti it was tit a prt pored, that he &odd