Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-09

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6 ildren she dismissed the servant and
threw himself out Of the window. His
son, yet aehild, endeavoring to catch him
by the foot, was nearly dragged out Of
the window with him. The fall was SO
violent, from the height, that he was xii.
led upon the spot, his head being wholly
fractured.
HOUSE OF COMMONS, June IA.
Mr.. Yansittart rose for the purpose OF.
bringing forward the budget. He IA.
mented the fatal necessity which involved
Europe again in hostilities, when the wax
had scarcely become cold on the treaty
|of Paris. But such was the eEe,ny we
had to deal with, that either his govern
|ment must be DESTROYED crit would de-
|stroy the independence OF ali the sur
rounding nations. With the large ar
lrears of the contest from which we had
| lust emerged, and the sums to be pro-.
Ivided for, that upon which we were en-
Itering. the expenditure for the present
wear. would certainly exceed that of all
former periods; but large IS Our espen-
[e;tures would unavoidabiy be, he felt
convinced that cur means were able to
meet them, and that the people would
cheeriuily submit to much larger bur-
thens, in order to secure the rerose of
the world. He then proceeded to enu-
merate the ifers of the supplies already
voted, which, including the vote of GRE
lditin 1914, amounted to se,723,926..-
|Deducting frem this the proportion to be
provided for by Ireland, viz. 9,760,8l4l.
the total of the supplies for Gs Britain,
would be found to be 7e,9ss.Ilsl. He
had NOW to state the ways and means to
meet the demands. There was surplus
of something more than 2,000,000f. of
the annual duties, which was available
for the exigenc;es of the current year; a
vote Of 5000, O0Gi. from the Surplus con-
solidated, fund, which he should not call
for this evening; vote OF credit for
6,OOO,OOGl. the estimate amount OF the
war taxes would be taken at 2s,000,000l.
the produce OF tie lottery about ESQ, 00ol.
Ia sum arising from the sale of naval
!stores, 5OS,OOol. total amount of exche-
qger bills, l3,ls5,00OI. and the loan con-
tracted this inerning, 2z,o0o:o0ol. The
grand total would be therefore 70 200,
IG00l. The loan including e,O00,000l.
for Ireland, amounted to so,0G0,OO0l.--
Here the right hon. gentleman stated
tbs terms upon which the loan had been
Negotiated.
The following is an abstract of the
terms of the loan, and the price OF stocks
on the 18th June, 1876
Terms Of The toan contracted for this day.
Lean of $4,000, O0Ol.--for the service OF
year 1915.
IFor England e7,00O,o0Ol. for Ireland,
5000, 000l.
Contracted for the lists having made
similar offer by Messrs. Steers 4 Ri
cardo, and Messrs. Barring and ~.
Angerstein: and Ellis and Tucker
and Trower and Bsttye.
TERMS.
lsoL reduced 8 p. cts. For every iG0l.
10 4 pr. cts. sterling sub
"a pr. ct. eonsols. sclibed.
The dividend upon the 5 per cent re-
duced and 4 per cents. to commence
frem April last, and upon the pr. cent.
consols frem July next; and the first half
yearly dividends on per cent. reduced,
s per cent. consols, and A per cents. to
be exempted from the property tax. Dis.
count after the rate of per cent. peran
mum for payments made in full.
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