... show an improvement are-sale of tobacco, 20,823,000f.; duty on potable liquors, 14,424,000f. ; sale of gunpowder, 2,458,000f.; duty on foreign sugar, 2,36S,000f. ; postage, 2,098,000f. ; stamp duties, 1,S26,000f.; tax on consumption of salt received beyond ...

... by the payments which the bank makes to the state to the extent of 188,0781. per annum in respect I of composition for stamp duties and f profit on the issue of notes. the act of 1808 assigned to the bank, as aremuneration for its charges and its re ...

... ples. For instance, the abolition of the paper eass duty is regarded by some as an excellent thing ire -by othess as improper, while the war taxes the orn ten, sugar, &c., continue. Tule contines ation of the penny system of stamps is the regarded with more ...

... mittee have had 'to' adudcte 'CCn 'nuder thle T mew Consolidated. Act which gives Def legali~ty to operations in Consols on a stamped *tranrsfer. Some idea of making Mr. Cooper a ?? 7 nas been, entertained, but as the comn- mitteelha ye alr~eadyadeolaredaldpoatl ...