ee 
Ditto of Land and Malt 
‘To pay off Exchequer 
294 
/ ifos CP os 
Navy. 122 sinc? Unger gso7 5 55 0s 
PATIDY be ie 0h os B35 O07 9 TE TO 
Ordnance}. |. «2561953950 FF LE 
Wiifcellaneous Services © 750,000 
Intereft due to the Bank 816,650 
Deficiency of Ways and 
Means of 1799 - = 447,039 
359;000 
Bills, raifed by ggth 
of George TIT... 2,506,250 
Ditto on Aids and Con- 
tributions: = 3." '. 15079;730 
Ditto of Supply 18co 1,914,000 
Rednétion ot National 
Debt e e No e ® 200,500 
Subfidies . «© » « ~3,000,000 

_» 3727285785 3 8 
Remained for unforefeen 
GELVAGES wal (ehh e 

T7712 

Total amount ef Sup- 
ply ea!) see BE QDSGOOsOOO™ AQ)Fhns 
Tomeet this expenditure, he was fortu- 
nate in being able to exhibit a fratement 
that would more than anfwer the objeét ; 
Sugar, Tobacco, and Malt, £.2,750,c00 
Exports, and Imports . . 1;250,000 
Lottery - + + 2 «© * 200,000 
7 
on Income { . 
Deduct Intereft 
Ded 5,300,000 
on $3,000,000 
Br,000,000) (i137 cs7 oe 
ZT 3500,000 
Bank (Charters oes. 24% 3,000,000 
Boa Oe ese eh aE SF OOSOOO 
Woteaf Credits.) s =)3,000,000 
Surplus Confolidated Fund . 5,500,000 
Total of Ways and Means 39,500,000 
Mefirs.:Robarts and Co. Sir Francis 
Baring, and Mr.Giles, bade the fame price 
by agreement ; and being the loweft bid- 
ders, the loan is divided between them. 
Ast the price of the market, when the bar- 
gain was concluded, the following is the 
~ ealeulation of the terms : 
trols Confels;ia 62). "681. asi 
a7 Reducedsia69) i. sor 1s 
Dafcounttabout! 2) 727" 16 

TOO 12 
Then entering into the terms of the loan, 
he ftated, that the intereft thereon would 
be only 41. 14s. 23d. per cent. and that 
the total permanent charge thereon would 
be no more than 3:3,5ce0!. to which he 
fhould propofe the following 
State of Public Affairs in March, 1800. 
3 [April 5, | 
New Taxes, 
5 per cent duty on the higher’ £. 
Teas, which on an average 
would produce 2.0. 9.) 
On home-made Spirits, a duty of 
rd- per gallon of wath, which 
was atsd. per gallon f{pirit, and 
would produce (“saa 
On Foreign Spirits imported, an 
additional duty in proportion, 
the product whereof would be 120,006 
130,000 
100,006 


ener _ 350,000 
From which deduGiing the inte- 
ref 02. es 

There will be an annual Surplus of 36,500 
On which he could not avoid congratulat- 
ing the country. 
Mr. Tierney made a few obfervations on 
the grofs evafion of the mercantile world in 
difcharging their moiety of the IncomeT ax 3; 
ta which Mr. Pitt replied, ftating, at the 
fame time, his intention of remedying fuch 
abufes in future; and Mr. Burdon offer- 
ing fome obfervations, the report was or- 
dered, and the honufe adjourned. — 
On the 26th of February, Mr. Tierney 
made a motion to afcertain the precife ob- 
jeQ of the war with France. In his own 
mind he was convinced that the objeét was 
the refioration of monarchy in France. 
When the Chancellor of the Exchequer 
had been prefied a few nights ago to fay 
what that objeét was, he replied, Security. 
That, Mr. Tierney faid, was an anfwer 
by no means fatisfaGtory to his mind ; it 
was loofe and diffufe—for that, without 
explaining the precife objeét of the war, 
Minifters fheltered themfelves under a 
vague and indefinable pretext. He did 
not rife now for the purpofe of making 
his political profeffion of faith ; but thus 
much he muft obferve, that no man was 
more attached to the Conftitution under 
“which he lived; no one more attached to 
the family on the throne. He was edu- 
cated in thefe principles, and they were 
fuch as nothing could eradicate from his 
mind. ‘The tendency of the prefent mo- 
tion was to induce Minifters to avow pre- 
cifely the obje&t of the war; for as Lord 
Grenville’s Note had pronounced it to be 
the re-eftablifhment of the houfe of Bour- 
don on the throne of France, he faid fome 
official documents ought to appear from 
Minifters to fhew that fuch was not the 
object for which they were profecuting 
the war. It was true,’ the Minifter had 
faid fecurity was the objest, but his fpeech 
could not have the fame effe&t on France 
as if it were an official document. He 
prefled 
