Star.
London, England, 1803-06-23 00:00:00

Total 6,34/4ss 10
Charges of Colledlon 162,825 o 0- •
Amount of Dedudions on Ac-
count of Children - 371,040 17 31

Net Produce
An Account of the Grofs Affern
April, t9ot ; datinsughing ti
Itll.

1.7,047) 13 6"
lit for the Yeitr endltiv the 14 Of
Number and Amount of Atka

cliff/. of No. of
locome. Affc(Smatts.
6o and under 6s 34,35 t
63 - 79 24,728
70 . 7S 23,913
75 •80 9.311
8o 89,639
85 - 90 7,304
90 11,403
9S - 100 7.335
too - 105 244;1
805 - 110 4441
110 zts 6,136
11$ - 120 4487
120 • IS$ 1.581
115 - 130 4.365
170 - 135 5,760
135 140 3.646
140 145 5,784

Mires of -
Incoinc. Ajousuang.
C. C. ' • '
545 and mier ago • • saii)
150 • 15; v .10003
;Li -
:67
165 - 575 • • ~s,eit*

-
Il' - it 5.641
175 - iBo SsklJ
11142 ISS 3.7-58
185 . 190 I,HI
190 - • i 95 aPm
195 - sae MO
200 SCO 4140*
sco - two 14.76 A
loco 2000 6.927
2000 5000 3As z
5000 and upwards =PBO
Brea& forwanl sisp74

2-7.15.076
320 Aft
Yeßerday a meeting was held at the London Ta,
vern, of Merchants and Traders, to take into_Apnll.:.
deration the propofition for reviving the WOnW
.
Tar, and confolting the bell mode of legally ono,
Ping its adoption. The meeting wai wawa
numeroully attended.
Mr. TIMOTHY Bemire'', Brewer. was carted Ito di(
Chair, which was taken at half pall one, and thk
bufinefs was opened by Mr. Taavaas,' who Rated to
the afrembly, that it was at his inßance the prefect;
meeting was convened ; that he was Induced to take;
meafures for convening this afembly, by the als4
nouncement given by the Chancellor of the Etch.*
quer, in the Houfe of Common*, that amonet other
parts of his Syllem of Finance for carrying on the.
War in which this Country is now engaged, he pro.
poled to revive, on a leirer kale, that odious, oppreffi ve,
unequal, vexatious, unjull, and unconflitotional Unit
poll, the Income Tax; a tax which bad heretofore
been felt with the deepeß aflifilion by the whole
Country. and more efpecially that part of it which
attached upon incomes, arifing from trade. Ha
fated that be had written a letter on this &Wet to
the Right Hon. the CHAIM asLoa oldie Ears topes,
Rating his fentintents, together with the objects of
this meeting being called ; and referring that Right
' Hon. Gentleman to Mr. Hoasousa, who knew frea
intimately, for any enquiry be might with to scathe.
as to who, and what be was; that, in coaformaeo,
he had this morning received a letter from Mr. Illnet-
noose. which he would, by have of the Chairman,
read to the afensbly, and which was read according.
ly. It Rated "that Mr. Aeratuerron bad received
Mr. Taavaaa's letter, but not having binifelf time to
write, begged Mr. Hoanousa to convey to Mt
his fentiroents, which were, that he and dos
• alrernbly mould fufpend their opinions until the Bill
mould have paled the Committee, when they would
find fuch claufes were is contemplation as would oh.
viate the apprehenfions of commercial men as to the
operation of the tax." Mr. Taavaap then read g
firing of refolutions, which he intended to have pro.
poled at the time the meeting teas fommoned, ex.
pre(Eve of the Rrong difapprobation of the merchants
and traders of the City of London so the principle of
the Income Tar under any modification, and its ten.
dcncy to create general difcontent in the Country s
and he faid, that if it Ibould be the hale of the Af-
fembly that the Refolutions fhould be pat, notwith-
Rending the letter of Mr. Hosnou sit, he would move
them.—Here there was a general call of «am, stow."
Mr. Wairsit•it then propofed to preface the Re-
folutioas with a motion of thanki to Lie CH•NCILLna
of the Excusayea. for his prompt attention to the
communication of Mr. Ta akr zits, and for his-promile,
through Mr. Homan, to obviate the apprebenfion•
of the merchants and traders of the City of London,
with refpea to the Income Tax.
This, after Come dircuffion, was amended by omit.
tins all the words, except thofe which merely thanked
the Chancellor of the Exchequer for his prompt
attention to the reprefentation of Mt T and
the motion. thus amended, was agreed to am as.
1, Mr. Tunas then read his other Refolutiooa,
which were fpperfeded by two (toner Refolutions to
the fame died, in condemnation of the Income Tax,
propofed by Mr. WAITHMAII, and which helm,
amended by the omit:Son of fume terms which were
conceived to be too Aron, were agreed to, Mg Oh*
meting adjourned.

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