Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-11

Creeks OF the Morea. A letter from l..
horn, Of the 10Th May: states ,ba, i
Greeks are arming great many crlize,,
the Archipelago against the Ottoman, !, =
said they are much enraged agains, A.
Eoglisb who are suspected OF having give,
information to the Turks, so as 70 b.,
frustrated some revolts, particularly in 4,
affair at Patras.
London, Jun. 8
The following private letter was r.ee;v.d
from Paris yesterday:
"Puris yMoy 3l.-Ail the in,elIips,,.
received from Turkey confirms The pr,v;,,
accounts OF the deplorable state OF Cons,,,
tinopIe. We are assured that even ,bs A
plomatic ENJOYS have moi been EXEMPT f,o,
The insults OF The Masseimen and Jani,.,I.'
1t is said that Baron Sirogonof was obli,s,
to make his escape i'll woman's dress. II
wife of another envoy is said 10 have hoo
| roughly treated. A commercial letter irol
Marseilles, abiding to letter from the /,
want, represents Smyrna and all that couuIrF
to be prey to the mos, alarming discu,E
tude, and in expectation Of some dreadSy,
catastrophe"
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Forgery Mitigating puniasmsn, Blu
SIR J. Macintosh moved the third reading
of the Bill respecting the punishment Of 70.
gery.-The Attorney General moved as A, \
amendment, that the Bill be read third
time that day six months On division d
| the House there appeared, for the SirtE
reading, Il7-Against it. lil-MajOuily 81
On motion of Mr.. Grips clause was nj
troduced, excepting promissory notes, Hl&
of exchange, and orders on Iankers.
The question being put that the bill .S
now pass, the Marquis OF Londonderry ,sul,
fed hrs intention OF opposing it.-,Sr Jan,
Macintosh objected most strongly 10 th.
maDeuyre Of the Lord, observing That mani
of the friends of the bill had quilted L,
Hou. e, in the persuasion that no further opI
position was intended. Since he had sal
Parliament he said be bad never known i
unworthy manoeuvre Prac'ieed. 81
James ended 10y moving " that The house y
, now adjourn" anc after awarm discussed
10 which MI. Brougham, Lord John Russo
and Lord Londonderry took part, The wi
former representing the proceeding naP,|
liamentary stratagem; division was uts|
upon the question that, 1.-THE bill co nd
pass" The numbers were-FOr the b
Il4-Against 1t, ls0--Msjority against
| @ ,rh. y III ...--- 49, tu-t.
THE BUDGET.
On Friday, June lst the Chancellor
the Exchequer having opened hi, iD,sl
ded motion with ilourisning dcscripti]
OF the finances, said that the income Al
, expenditure of Great Britain for the We.
ending the 5th of January, 1920, wer,
foliow:-For that year the total net l
venue of Great Britain and ireland, !
GLIDING arrears of property tax, war q!
ty on malt, was -S55, 022,7l4: to whit
were to be added for lotteries, .el56,l p.
; for old stores, S2zS,S for repaymst
OF Exchequer bills issued for public work.
.Sl9S, OOO, making total Of .e54, $40, Is:
The charges on the consolidated fuu
were .sl8, 56S l5., and the interest on q
sinking fund was.e2.3O0,2ls, forming
total OF ESQ, ss7 $40 ofcharges, exclusr
OF the army and navy expenditure for ii
lyear. The latter, when added to the fort
going charges, made total for the servo
Of that year OF til, l99,s54, from which
they deducted the previous amount 4
l5l, $40, 65S, there would remain balant
OF H6,559,l96 To meet this. arrany
ments had been made to take III. 500 I;
out Of the sinking fund, which when don
left surplus over and above the chsrg
for which it was provided, of 1850, ST..
Now for the present year be assumed Il
| same amount OF revenue as in the ks
that was
l5s,o22,7lI
Lotter'eS 2OO,@
Old Stores 1s2 IN
french indemnity ls5,M
Exchequer Bills for Public
WORKS la5,M
~ l55,oll,ll
The total amount for the whole seryic.
OF the present year would be Isl. Ell ,O0
Deducting therefore the assumed amour
ofthe revenue and the payments for th
army and navy, there would appear an e1