Star.
London, England, 1803-07-28 00:00:00

PIOPIRTIMID MOUE ?AL

The Cllll4 CC ttost of the Even toys' rofe to move,
that the Honfe do now refolve into a Committee for
the further confideration of the Property and Income
Tax Bill; and u the claufes now to be confidered
would lead to much minute difeoffion. be trolled the
Huai would not feel &Ipotesi 'to 'renew difcuffion
upon tholes parts of the Bill which bad been already
difpofed of. The claufes to be dikoffed this way were
tbofe introduced immediately before the Committee
broke up on the lad day the fubjed was before the
Honk, and his reafoa now for moving the Hoefeeo J
go into.a Committee was, with a view tp the full MI
cnifion of thofe claufes.. The points to whiCh that
claufes referred, and which had been attended to in
former debates were—the exemption of foreigners,
not refident in England, from the Tax on Funds of
,which they may he proprietors; the tax on 6nespaid
or received in the pnrchafe of lands or annuities g the '
allowance for repairs, drainage. kg. on honks and
lands, and the exemptions in five= of law families.
He mentioned thotil [enrol nts now, by way of
explanation upon the ins he bad to propoft
'ng them, Ware Hoare lliould refolve into
ar01;104Ille. not with a view to previous difcuffion,
as Gentlemen would have an opportunityin et* Corn.
mitts* of going fb'nittch tort minutely into the
diecution. With reePe4l to the full, pansply, the
exemption of the property of foreigners in our fund*.
he knew it was the fubjett of much difference oroph
alon, and this amongfi perfons of high and teepee**
authority. He was aware It would be liable to mpg
frauds and evafions t. but, upon the whole, it was
thought better to all by the principle " eierf driiraf
rwArOp and judged moll expedient not to chug.
foreigners, not reddes•t in England, with a tax upon
the money they &add lend Ibis country. With re.
epeft to the fecoad consderatioo, namely, the de.
&Ilion to be allowed for Ernes paid and received, is
bad been the fubjee of very ferious coanderations the
regulations refulthig from which, be hoped, would be
feudatory. For the clearer iliußration of the priai.
ciple to which he alluded, he fuppofed the cafe of a
perfon paying Tool. as (even years puralate for, art
enmity, 'or profit reqt, or interell ; to akertainithe
true proportion to be paid in one cafe, and allowed is
the other (even, the number of years mud be the divi•
Goa of the funs paid, and tool the quotient. The
party pitying would then be allowed to 4401 tool.
as ageinit his income for the year, mid the party re.
ceiving be charged upon the like font as part of his
income for the year, and not with the whole ram of
fool. which mull be charged as againft fovea
years; and the landlord, or perfon. felling. not to'
be charged with the flee until he (hall have ailootlf
received it. The teat Mice was, the allowance to
be made for repairs ; the toe had beep fubjeift to:
much difference of opinion, and cafes would be fo er...,,i
timely various, that it would be impoffible to apply
any cornea principle of average ; and yet. if tho'
Hoare fhould be difpored to make the allowance, the;
principle of average was the only one which could.
generally apply. 'Thofe who fkopld fairer inconvp.
silence in this way. would however recoiled, it was
only to tall during the period of the war, which he;
tufted would be a 'tort one ; and the Hoak
would no doubt allow the neceffity of ratraiut
ing the allowances in Ruh proportion as not tp air,
coure the land•owqer to expend large and ua.J
necclary rums in extraordinary repairs, under the'
idea of leffening their quota to the tax. The alloorti
anus be propolbd were, for lands, wh there are:
not ma lnages attached, upon the annu value at,.
arge
per cent. Under the Income Tax the ulna
land, where there were large nseffnages attached, was
Si. per cent. and upon houfes, where there arc no
lands attached, iol. per cent. Upon the former of
there be pr fed al. percent. and upon the latter 51..
per cent. The next fuhjed was the dedneiolls ai.:
lowed to perfoes having large families. He origi.:
nally intended to have arranged the exemption to
perfons of this defcription under the head of ailSeffed
Taxes ; but he found, upon enquiry, the afkilinents
for the feafon had been made out, and without the
tedious procef► of an entirely new affefasent,
could not arrange we principle time enough far
prefent Seffion ; he Mould therefore pottpooe it till
the next, and make the dedation under the relent
Bill, namely, to all perfons having more than two
children. whore income was between 601. and 4001.
per annum, four per cent. for each child above two.
Thole whole incomes are from 4001. to toool. dirt,
per cent. for each child above two.—From wool. to
Spool. two per cent.—and all above good. per an.
nuns one per cent. In the cafe of perions borrowing
Money upon fecorities to Ifs. it was found lmingft"
cable to make any allowances. without laying open
the Revenue to numberlefs frauds ; and with rerpett
to perfons whofe income was between 601. and iita.
and who are charged with acted taxes, it was po-
pored that the certificates of the Tax Collators of
their affeffed taxes paid, tiould pre Opp be coal flerell
as in part of their Income Tax. Having Rated the
general heads which remained for minuter dircutfion,
be flesuld slow move 44 dun the Speaker do lear‘e the
Chair."

The Hovfe then refolved itfelf into a Committee.
Mr. PITT propofed. that to Cave the time of the
Committee, lhe • pages of the pill fboold be btea
&Med, where Ole hew clatifes were to•be intro4uced.
A beg cooverfation took place recpeaing ab alte-
ration to the Bill, grantin the power of appbintiag
the CommiXoaers at Norwich to be Com:l2o4omo-
cil, Maud of the Magierates, as it was fArmall
coder the old income tax. Thal claire was iSlOpeed
as it flood In the Bill, upon the ground that it would

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.:2, much Mare palatable tti the people or iNorwiLh,
that the nomination should be with their Common
Council.
The Ai-roam ity Gin itiAL ptopored An aniendnient
to tnake a deduaion in favour of the tenant for the
fines which he fhould have paid to the landlord for
his leak and to charge the landlord for there fines.
--:-THistliftet a dirctiffion of confiderable length be-
tween Mr. PITT, the ATTOILIILT GitIER,AL, Mr.
GILES, Mr.• Beano's, and others, was adopted as
pact of the Bill.
Mr. Wittman* Otopofed ad aMendment, to allow
additional deduaions on the incomes arifing from
dwelling bottles and farms, on account of repairs
arid improvements, which, after • a short difeuffiori,
Was rejeaed.
The Commlttee, AIM Went through the remaining
tlaureg, and the Report was ordered to be received
to-morrow. The Houfe then adjourned.

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THURSDAY, JULY 28.

PRICE bir sitocas THis DAY AT ONE }toldO •
s pier Cat. Ouirets sti 3oiki st--Orarrium 91
MOE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :
itlaies 139 Loits i110n.16 ts 13-16
rmestVlll tmp I per Cent.sip
!vile* Dills, is. ,
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gist
itoi 2,.....rmis
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"Yellerday Mr. iffaittc*, *be Mellinger, wrric
with difparehes from the. Lad Lieutenant of Ireland,
ellnaining the particulate of the difturbance which!
tnokplace in Dublin on Saturday etching lan, and
Solely noticed in our Paper of yelkerday. We,are con-
tined to Rate that it wasstsended with cironti II inces
ef larbarity unexampled hi thde kingdoms for ages.
rot tome days an uncommon lan of grangers
bad been obferved-4o !math fo. that the Magiltrates
twat apprehenfive that mifehief wet intended to be
itttempted,by foam of chafe turbulent fpirits who have
theady occifioned fo mach mifery in that country.
Idealitres had accordingly been taken to present the
1 gOffibility of the difaffeded being able to interrupt for
shy length of time the public peace. or the ufual and
tegubr dinribatiob or junket. For this purpofe a
proper tame had been diftributed at the barriers, that
Is. the Merest canal bridges, &c. to prevent them
?tom helm joined by any others from the MOOT
6." as to that* who bad already arrived, it. was
Sawn they were sot in fulleient number to suite
Much alarm in regard to.the iffue of any attempt they
Might maim The event has juftified this opinion;
het nnfortunatily before the infurgents were fubdued,
the, faceenned in perpetrating two horrid murders.
Lerd Immune, Chief Jiillice of the Court of
tines BMA. a gestlanan of the nuldendifpofition
11. Ind the greaten hentanity, had yet out with his ne-
ii thew, the Reverend &memos /Nom, for his
I Miff in the country--It 'Was thought. his Lord.
hip's premise would be ufeful in Dublin, and
a Mairenger was accordingly feat after him to halm
his return. He mewed innantly, and unfortunately
Upswing to pafs through Thomas-area on his *ay
to the Cale, fell in with an affeneblap if perfoos
toned, fame with andkets, but the greater part with
yikita, who dragged Lord Lawsuit's and his ribs
&arms the carriage,an&bhumanly butchered them.
The ferocious triumph of this band of was
hut atert lived, for already the s til Regiment was
titan' arms, and advancing to the fpoc where this
lane of horror was trufaSed : an engagement in.
. neatly took place, and the infurgents were fpeedily
&paled: we are much concerned, however, to Rate,
that bait of the Military were killed, and among
others, it is Laid, Colonel &tows, a moR &levying
*Wader, aad another Officaoi—They wets Slot from
a window I
Some of the letters Rate that Lord ttsweausn's
daughter was alto is the carriage with her falba, but
afcaped by foam means the fury of the mob.
• Mr. Ctalea, the Foreman of the Grand Jury of
t Willa, was fired at the hme evening, and was fe-
et/rely wounded, as Wu al& a Gentleman walking
with him at the time. He had the day before carried
no addrefs to the Lord Lieutenant, apreffive of the
determination of the City of Dublin to (uppers his
Idajefty in the eontea in which we are engaged.
On the fame night the Mail .Coach was attached
between Dublin and Naas, and, in contentious of
i the refinance that was made, two dragoons are Rated
to have beat killed.
Our Readers will fee by the Proclamation fubjolned,
that the frith Ocvernment view there fanguinary
outrages as the commencement of a rebellious confpl.
rasy spina the Rate ; and that pan of the United
Kingdom is, In confequence, tobe placed immediately
under martial law. Orders have already been given
, . to the fevers! Generals of Dinrias to employ the
1 troops under their command in the mon fpady and
effettual manner, for the fuppreffion of all rebellious
infurredions and treafonable praiices, to difarm all
rebels, and kite. all arms and ammunition that may
be found in the eunody of perfons Dot duly inboard
by law to keep than. This proceeding is alike wife
and neeeffary, and will, we crag. be the means of ef-
feanally froth:tins the defigns of the difafeeed. The
principles by which theft deluded wretches are now
aCtuated, it is finnewhat diffienittodikover. The lower
orders of the Trim. it Is true, are extremely ignorant,
and it is not improbable but that the emiffaries of
1 Trance have. of late, been very indunrious in fanning
the Samna( rebellion, which unhappily were not ruin.
pinta with the former fubjugatiou of &loft:mats:
but what any defaiptlon of ..trillmmO (Pa Moir.

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theinfelves from. a connection With France at the
prefent Moment, we are totally at a loft to conjatittei '
upon any principle of reafon, policy, or jullice.--
In no point of view whatever, tan Iteland hope for '
any improvement from fuch a connedlon, which, on
the contrary, would deprive it of all the advantages'
Of rational freedoin, and in return lot the enviable
enjoyments of the Brit& Conflitution, tender it the'
abje4 and infulted Have of en enemy, whore boded
proteEtion is the molt cruel oppreffion, Whore object
Is univerfal devallation and plunder, and whole am-
bition is only to be fatiatid with the overthrow of
every fyllem that does not accord with his own
rude and tyrannical propenfities.

Some of the accounts tetelved yellerday went fo
far as to Rate, that fomething like a riLng of the
people in the counties had been manifeiled. It will
be a fufficient refutation of this merely to Rate, that
all the mails arrived regularly at Dublin on the fol-
lowing morning, Sunday lan. _ _

When Mr. RARYAII left Dublin on Sunday, all
joss tranquil as could be expelled, and the military
igFoperly dillributed to preferve order. The Yea-
had alto turned out with great alacrity; and
generally hoped, from the meafures that
twined, that the difaffeeted would loon be
from their lurking places, and receive the
eta their crimes merit.
BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT AND COUNCIL OF

IRELAND,
HARDWICICE-A PROCLAMATION.

Whitens divers poems, engaged in a treafonabk and daring In-
fo:retake againft his Moiety's Government, did, on the evening
of yefterday, the 234 of July lays. fuddenly affemble In the Liber•
ties of Dublin, with Ike arms and pikes, and Ma me commit fc-
'eral outrages. and particularly in Thomas-fin:et, in the pules of
St. Catherine, within the foid Liberties, did seat& the carriage of
' she Right Honourable Arthur Lord Vacua ICilwarden, Chief
Janke of his Majefty's Court of King's Bench, and one of his Ma-
pay's malt Honouratde Privy Council, and did drag the hid Ar-
thur Lord Vikenint =warden, together with* his nephew, the
Reverend Richard Wolfs, Clerk, from his laid cordage, and did
titers bafely and inhumanly murder the hid Arthur Lbrd !Mount
Rfiwarden, and the laid Richard Wolfe, by Bobbing them arw
dede with pikes, hi aria* parts of their bodice, of which womb i
they both loan Veer died.
Wow we. the Lad Lieutenaat end Conseil, is order to ben
lach aireess Menden to eesillet pilothouse, dd by this oar
Pradebtatien,'publih and &dere, that if any peke or pedant
Mail, Within So ealondar weft dna the date Wreak did-over
any of the *foss eche etannitted the hid inhuman murders es '
the fold Arthur Vilma Lftwardes, and the laid Rev. Richard
+Welk sr alder of than, or who aided and silted therein, or
Who advifed. earidaterd, btdlreaet indieed. Itimeined, or b-
elied the palm iisidersied sherds to emend the fame, deb per
Ins or pride litillherediresbil reedy* u *lnert the dun of
ose Theedial Pada dales far mph and every elite Ira throe
perfect who Gel be apprehended sad am sidled thereof.
And we de illietrik pada end dedirda '!het if any of the per-
dee easeersed is the warder adrefidd dee sod meet the per
who &Omni Ribbed the fail Lard Vlicount Reward= and
the Rev. Richard Welk, er either of dawn. ae eferefelik hall
sever any other of the perdue eeneased is the (aid warder% or
dials of them. fe diet deb pride err perdue fo &towered adi be
eardasi theree(, fee► redid er padres fa difeavedoe Salk over
end Moire the fold reward, receive id Rtalelits ash gnome.
pries fir Odd elleneed.
Aid whereto ft has appeased an es, that die &big dal rd d-
entraps sheered were raddlasil in prelesadwa of a rebel
Yea edeciplisey apish Id hiagdty's batcheitesi, end the deco
Odor adieddee wore at the Ouse tins eamitied is Threw
Reed aforellid, did is the ntigidoerheed 'Wed. preiheilisa.
of the kid teirefonatile pulped. ad the dime Oahe pains iee
pied therein did teed to Dublin with intent ie ems& fiches-.
raps and esonnitlek la order to induce sod paddle his MOO
pessielois and loyal fiablods is the pry of Dahlia aid its nele‘
trainbeed by the user druid aid by appidrielless hr dads sea
yerforal bitty, to joie is the trafteddle seafeireer eihrefsid.
Now we, de Lea Liividnest and Ca ndi de hereby 11011
weds mid essmand d id wow. (*ode le &dr dyed Mr
does. and asearesits theses fermi Min, o ale their mesa en-
denims to depth all deb rebellious hdairedicar end trom
fond* predicts, eed to apprehend and being the prises dn.
peed sherds to the posilhaesi dee to did abuts tad min
dpedally we do aridly enjoin end ewnamend the Lord Mayer Of
the Oty of Dodd, sad di Jodie's Of the Pace of the Matt if
Dublin, and of the Cana, of DWI% arse i IWO end ether
hispAcesse add Once" wields their Snail jinfilidiena and d
other his Mayitya loving febiedta, to do di ddb is their pewees to
fedi perpekk
Asd we do hereby fink, require and aciumed eV Mem
cianieding hie hiejelky's heed. siCemploy the troops anieribeir
eisidesil is the get *ay and elided war, for the fur.
grilled of di radium iderrediene end traeseble peaked
vAireffir the fide day appear, rid perikniedy a drain di Re-
bda, and roomer ail uses beefily and weitweellytalici Ran lb
piesble and loyal febjeib. and las and hie ell
'dime sad emosohlis, which may he head In the ealledy of any
pads or palm am 4E4 imiaseltel by kw ot hove and keep the
fink

Glyea at tba cou. Chslaber in AMID, else
stib 61 a id? 1803.

The above intelligence has had the effect to lower
the Funds a little. At one time this morning the s
per cent. Confols were fo low as sof. At one o'clock
they were a little better.