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... Tnej/day, April 3. SLAVE TRADE. Mr Wilberforce, in purfaance of notice, rofe to move for leave to bring in a bill for the abolition of the flave trade, at a time to be limited. He concluded a fpeech of con- fiderable length with moving, that the Houfe ...
... Commons, the Bill iriposing a new dnty on Tea, was read a third time and passed; as was the Post-office Duty Bill. The further consideration of the Stamp Dinty Bill was deferred till Monday next. Mark-Lane, Mfarckl ; Our supply of rornon Mon- dav last, and ...
... acts of the national legislature appear to me extremely impolitic. The abolition of the taxes on luxuries, and other articles to which -the people were recon- ciled, while the duties ;on certain necessa- ries, such as tea, coffee,:and sugar, are con- tinued ...
... wvas filed by di torder of' the Comm~issioners of Stamps, agahist t the defendant, James Ockendon. a shopkeeper, near Hastings, in Sussex, for selling 12 packs of t playing cards without the proper stamps being I placed and affixed to the wrappers inclosing ...
... and, espe. daily at this moment, when their whole body is petitioning His Majesty's Parlia- menit for a repeal of the tonnage duty, upon the. express plea, that their ships are the Parsey Saere seamen are raised for the R}al NaVy! This is' the ground, and ...
... Twelve, per;Cenit. on ail simpo-rt (exclukve of nd Wine, Tea, and Cotton Wool.) The Duty' o- ter Sweets to be parily transterred to Rail1ns5,*iivh . are to pay a double Duty---. -4--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~W; Thge, however, lie ...
... were,. An increafed duty on wine, front ;1. to iiJgs. per-ton --d200,0O0 Twelve per cent. on all imports, exclufive of wine, tea, and cotton-wool.' Thle duty on fweets- 4o be partly transferred to fafilis, which are to pay a double duty - - X800,00. Tlhelit ...
... House to go into a committee, in order to consider of the pro. priety of introducing a bill for the purpose of effecting an abolition of the Slave Trade. The motion was~finally carried, and the bill is now before the fouse,havingalready gone through several ...
... mit a motion rerpedaingite Civil Lift to ae4 o.'e is a Comnmittee, and alfto that he would rnake a moriion to Lh ilate Stamp Duties. . f 'ite Coo r; i.res of Ways and Mcans and Sup' were then oftponed ro W-!nefda.y. Lord A. HAAa.LTON preSented a RPritioa; ...
... time, and after a few words from Mr. Hawthorn, coinmitted for to- morrow. On the Motion for the conamittal of the frifl Stamp Duty Bil, foome converfation araife between Colonel Hutchin!on, the Speaiaer, an( Mr. Folter. ihe lFoure having rcrolved into ...
... and ruin and fi- hai~ly enslave these European Islanids that we inhabit, will think twice before they vote Once for the abolition of the slave trade. Lorwt ADVOCAT-E.--The complaint against the Lord Advocate of Scotland was Mentioned in a preceding sheet ...
... to 58 Public and Private Bills, among others, to the Additional Perni;tcenr De- fcnce Bill, the Linien I mport and Xxport Duty Bill, Aylcfbury Bribery Bill, Calbdorian Canal Bill, &c. 'IBle ComnnmiLiuosirs were the Lords Chancellor, Camden, and Wifinghanj ...