.If7T,Y 7. I'INANCE. The fillowing are Mr. Tierney 's Finance Resolntions, which were moved in the Ilonse of Cornmon: , , and oracred to be printed, And to them we have added lktr. Grant's coveter Rezol u tier's, which come fbrward with the conatenanee of the Minister, as being the more fitvotimble statement of the two. The data cnre between them arises principally from the con. trtalietory trAtenients given by the two gentlemen, of the amount of the unfunded debt to be provided for on the sth of January 1818. MR. TIERNErs RESOLUTIONS. I. That it a^pears to this llouse, by the Fo.trth Report of the COmneitve of Otnance, that the awn to be ex; oy the Commis sioners !*.n redemption of the Funded Debt :::o:.eat Britain and Ireland, in the year 1817, may be aitimated at - - A;t4,515,00 And that provisim, hrs heal made for paying off Navy and Transport Debt, within the same period to the amount of Making the Sum applicable to the reduction of Debt in the tow - - - - - - - - - - 16,175,080 ?Mt it appears to this Howe that the amount of the Un funded Debt of Great ltritsM, in Exchequer 13,11- out standing and unprovided for, has biers theressel, the sth of January, 9A17, by the sum of - • • - 7,8934',50 at a Either issue of Exchequer Bills to the amount of 000,0001. and of Treasury Bills in Ireland 3 .600,0001. hts been voted for the serviced the year 1817 • • 12400,003 Making an increase of Debt in /Rl7 .C 20,498,950 And that deducting the sum before stated, as applicable to the reduction of Debt - - - - - - - - - 16,17,080 The Debt of Great Britain and Ireland (exclusive of any deft, iency which may arise in the Income of and Charge upon the Consolidated Fund) will be increased, in the year 1417. by tile sum of 2. That, talk:pod:lg the Income of and Charge upon the rencelitiatcd hood of Great Britain and IreLnd to be the saint in the yea: ending the sth of January. 1818, as in the year ended the sdi of January, 1817, they may be stated as follows : Income—Great Britain, (after deducting 374,0001. Ar rears of Property Tax) App. A. 1, 4th Report Commit tee Finance . . - - - - - • 1:38,709,851 Ditto--Ireland, App. E. 1, ditto, ditto Income of year ending the sth ofJan. 1818 .C 13,104,182 Charr,e—Great Britain. App. B. 4th 439,61,3,429 R roil Committ.tt.f Finance Dt•t,—l.iland. .F.l, 2, and 3,1 ditto, ditto 6,985,9.53 Charge of year ending the sth of Jan. 1818 44,r25,332 Deficiency of Cons. Fund, sth of JJ. 1918 1i , 5Y1.2tt0 3 That it appears to this Ilmise - e.at, compairing the Net I'roduce of Lie Customs and E ICI7 of GieLt Brit:dn, in t c first 82 •• ii of 1816, with t!‘e first 2s weeks of 1817, there i a tii.r.inujon of receipt, is tic hitter ix %kit of _ _ 1,430,593 1. That Lte ,nt..,1 Debt of Great Britain and he lm d, unit o% it , ay be stated as follow3:—‘ir. Amount of Exelat; . ‘n r Bills in Great Britain. untstualing and unprpvided f.r, June, IEI7 - - - 52,:;e2,e00 Further A.nuunt of Kieliequer Bills voted for the Service of (1,17 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - %000,000 Amtamt cf 'Treasury Bills (Ireland). unprovided for, on the sth of January teri . - - - 5,301,99-2 Arneunt of 'ft...abut, Bills (Ireland) voted for the Service of Ist' - • - • - - - - - - - - 3,600,00() Amount or Unfunded Debt (exclu,ive of an? , deficiency m the Innonte of anti Charge mon the Con-olidatc.l I:und) to be protidtal for the sth of January 18th - 1:70,267,192 MR. GR %IV PS RESOLUTI ONS. 1. That the total Amount of the Funded Debt of the United Kinr•do in. l'azetleennd, -s nn the tzt February 1816 - X 810,045436 Alid on the lit Fcbtu..ry 1617 - - 790,0.514960 Being a Diminr!ion of - - - .. 4 .10,995.0:;0 9. That the total Amount of the Unfunthal Debt, lit V...ehequer until IriAt Treosury Bills, was, on the ..the Jan uary . . . . . In Exchequer I,ills - 1.441.900 In I riAt Treasury ßi ll s - - 9.497,44,3 4.7,939,7G8 .And on the sth January 1817 Exelietraa Hills - .C44,65ez00 Treasury Bills - - t,30t,(292 Being an increase of - .C6,015,5n4 :t. That the Sum to be expended by Mc Commissioners for the Redemption of th F mulct Uebt of Great Britain anA Ireland. in the year PM, nioy be e4tMuttAl at £1 .1 •. - t(4,41.3 And that provision taxi b.2er matte for pying off Navy r.nd Transport Debt, u ithin the s.unc perwd, to the amount of - ----- - 1,t;C0,000 4. That the Amount of Exchequer Bills Out-landing on the Bth January 1817. was, .4:4 t,650,30 arid of Irish Treasury Bills - 5.394,522 49,955;292 Th- - .t the Amount of Psi-limiter Bills and of Irish Treasury Blns, grained in the preset or former Ses sio..-:, whi;h t ill be outstanding on Cif , Jannary 18.8. f1.011(1 the whole of the Supplies of the current yew be then issued, will be In Excherar Bills - - - .CC0.000.000 In Irish 1 reasury Bills - - 4,684,952 64.594..f.t.`.2 !ncrearx of Urfunded Debt nnprov idyl for (exausive any 11;:cce.;s of Charge nl•on the ConsoMuted Fond of the Unit. AI Kingdom, beyond the Income thereof) of • ----- - 14.720,703 Driu less by the stun of t v itnl,74‘l. than the aunt of 16,121.4 til. which, as before stutcd, r.ia b• 2 rpplicd in the eottme of the year to the It4Alto-t:ou of funded and Unfunded Debt:—viz Sum to be Prpileti to the Iteduct'on of Dcbt - Xtt1,t£4.,41•3 Increase of Unfunded Debt • - - 14,734.700 X 1.3 ,il4 There arc at present in Newgate, under sentence of death 22 men and three women ; fa- transportation for life, 11 men and five WOlllt !) ; for tinirteen years, one man and bix women; for sevcri years, 26 women; and of personastespitetl V . .:asure, 32 men and 1,9 wonnn. TIIE NATIONAL TIFIGIFiTEIL CHIMMLY SWEEPERS. The Report of the Committee of the !tome of Commons, on thr petitiuu, against the enti, 11:1•11 tof b.: ilt • •.% oup i has beun printed. It 'Timm:le:bets the pi eveot inn of' the further use of elimhin, hogs for ; seed has anitcxed to it the initiates of the evidence taken he fot e the Committee, front wide!, the f livtt in, i 3 ;1!I txti act :-- " William Tooke I.:t. t ran loge. / The Witness delivered iii the tonoo ins paper]. " About or in the month of August Ma, a chimney sweeper at Burlington (or Bridlingon) in Yeirleihire. bought a little toy few the sum of eight guineas of a beggar woman ; tl•is child, who ap peared to be about four years of age, V:113 CliiplOyeil to sweep a chim ney in that town ; lie was taken up by an elder boy, who left bins there, win n, a'. might reasonbly b . .• expected, hy fell down ; by which accident, be bruised his legs terribly against the grito. , ; his air and manner proved eo different from those of the children who are usually employed for that purpose, that Miss Strickteulsof Boynton. hearing of the chili, went to see him ; they were notch interested with Imo, mid so peismeded that lie had beta stolen that they took him home with them (the chimney Weeper being glad to part with him). Soan after he got to Boynton, the seat of Sir George Strick land, a plate with sotnethin:: to cat was brought him ; on eceing a silver fork lie was quite &lighted, and soil, " Papa had such forks as those" lie also said the carpet in the drawing-room wa , like Papa's: the housekeeper, slimed him a silver watch, he asked what sort it was— `• Papa% was a gold watch ;" he then piesall the handle, aced said, " Papa's watch rings, wiry due not Yours ?" Sir George Strickland, on being told this circumstance, showed him a gold re peater, the little boy pressed toe spring, and when it struck, la jumpedabout the zoom, saying, " P:ya's watch rings so" At night, when lie was going to bed, he said he could not go to bed until he had said his prayers ; he then repeated the Lord's Prayer, almost perfectly. The account he gives of himself is, that he was gatheting flowers in his mamma's garden, and that the woman who sold him, Mlle in and asked him if liked riding ? He said, " Yes ; and she told him he should ride with her. .Sire Fat Lim on a horse, after which they gut into a vessel, and (he sails were up, " and away we wit." He but no recolketion cf his name, or where lie lived, and was too young to think his lather had any other name than that of papa. lle started whenever he heard a a:reaut in the fan.dy at Boynton culled (; yorge, and looked as if he exit •:-t•::1 to see somebody he knew ; on inquiry, he said he had an tiLae Gesogr, wiicm he loved dearly. lie says his mamma is dead ; and it is thought his far ^r may be abroad. From many things he says. he seems to have lived chiefly with an uncle and aunt, whom lie invariably says were called Mr. and Mrs. Flemborough. From various circumstances, it is thought iiiiposslle lie should be the i.dd of the %mem who sold him, las manners lxing very well ci%ilized, quite those of a child well educated ; his dialect is good. and that of the south o' England. This little boy, when fir it discovered wez conjectured to be about ram years old ; and is described ns having I:•autit'al black eyes and eye inshes, a high nose, and a delicate soli skin." Ti I E LATE MRS. JORDAN. Not long after the death ut• Mrs. Jim!: in France, letters of admiuistration were granted upon het eifeets,which,at that time, were not known to exceed a few I nniired pinools. It was %%material that so sitecosful as acne's , ' should have died in the possession of so little property. Her own personal "Proditare hail 41 " 4 Ys h( 4 ' ll moder.tit, and she 5 % ,1,, tiered to be, in pecuniary affairs, ap: !silent mom:in. It was true, that the ;inanity, which she aas kpom n to poss. ss. would have prevented her from fi cling mina, if she hail out. live l the e‘peudniire of the sum found in Lei eserminre; but mh a was become of the savings, which she must have made, during her professional career—m hat of the many sums re ceived, on her oars nut, for her large meekly salary tro•.i the Proprietors of Dritiy lane Theatre %--lt is said, th:st these were ail lent to a Ft &qi a person in I (((((( mr—mho will Jes*: he ready to repay them—if they are satisfaetor.ly to his reeolleeticri It is reported. that a memorandum exists. in which Mrs. Jordan refe:s to these sums. as secured it g am the children of an em•!g peri.,d of her that they are e • : • mated at 'Chilly 'lrlimisand Pounds; au l ttit:i application ha been made to time t:riend by theselcits fora pay tueut of thew, eccairipanied hy aim intimation, that the adjustment of the matter would riot unwillingly be referred to the Court of Chauccry. EMIGRATION 1 0 AMERICA. A distreuting picture is given in the American .lonrnals of the mi serable wretches who *pave been indiwed to emigrat: f:tanlbtod Ct.rmany ; and SOille r.'vcre but just remarks are made un the cendwst of toe::: Cr.ptzins who are eryind the kidnupp...ri of the for th7n:rs. A person of some credit, pleading the Call::: of these de luded and unoap-, , , y ertigrants, terias the trade an ti liallowed spe cubv.Mn in white treetoen's liberty, which he considers in the highest derogatory to tile character of the American itepuLbe. lie avers-- ht. That such servants as come from Germany, at least,. arc ge nerally i.morant of that humiliating fact, that they are to be made slaves fn years, for the payment of their p..usage. 2d. Tit they are dri. ea by . famine or necersity from their native country, but that they are en:tced by kienupper4 with falie promises of happiness and gain, superior Ir any thing they could in Eu rope. 3d. That the whole business is a sNatlation, even morn infunic,us th:.n the slave wide on the coat of AfricA. 4th. That t!iii inhumane traffic is • thKrant breach of the I.aw of Niaioni, and r. , )'Aurrell by every civilized Government sth, that the laws iu America, sanctioning Fll . ll an unrepubllean, unchristian, immoral, aid fraudulent ugh:, arc absolutely uncon stitutienal, and pug:: t, for the honour of tile only remaining mita& on earth, tube apecddy and eteinnily repealtal. AGRICULTURE, &c. MONTHLY RLPOUT FOR JUNF. The improvement in the y ming crops of Wheat has been mere general and siald.-n in the course of the last fortnight, than the most experienced Agriculturist~ hasa before remeut hered--with such rapidity of vegetation have they burst into full ear, that nn early instead of a protracted harvest, is now fully es peeled. Tins promising change, as might be looked has given so favourable a turn to the markets, as le.lower the ,:f Wheat within a few 1!:1 :4 nearly 2ati. a quarter. Ihe retiv,. , rs of Old Corn base recently exhibited very lung faces :tt Mark-lane.—The Barleys and Oats iu many districts, ale not so promising, from Lasing been plant ettirregnlarly.—The Peas, by their fine bloom, arc likely to prose a great crop ; but not so the ltea , ,s, which ate short of strw front the.sevece night nests, which cut teem ahout the beginning of the montli.---Votatoes are exreeted to tura out. abitinlant.—The Clovers in general ate a heavy swath, and the Meadow Lands are so much improved by growing show ers, as to promise a fair average crop.—The Hop Fiantations in Kent and Sussex ate increasing in mildew ; but are more pro , nising in Worcester and Het efordsbire.—Smitlitleld has been ahundentlyatockeil with Beef, Mutton, and Lamli..so. es t.. have turned out siitileient for surceerlilig mai kei day a. 31.14 articles of •Leau Stock are lower,—Horses of all kinds are dell of sale.—Tire Wool Markets are IfUllleWhatt brisker, Particularly for fine clothing tICNCSI Ire will:at much &wand for clic coancr.kindu OLD - .11.111.EY. Wednesday the Sessions commenced before the Lord Mayor, Mr. Justice Park, and Mr. Justice Abbott. T. llerrin4 we; indicted fur a burglery in the house of T. Cane, and stealing therein It pigs, his pro;lrty. The pross.cutor is a gentisinan residing at Heston. On the night of the 2 I,lh of April, his cow.iteeper fitsw , el up is pigs in a stye at. Cached w fee house, in which he dept. Nest morning he round the stye-door unt:tened, and II of the pigs takes away. Nine of the rigs were found dead at the prismerli house at Mitcham, in Surrey The Turnpike-man at Merton-gate saw a MAD pass the gate with II pigs, on the morning of the with of April. The prisoner yen. the man who was driving the who said he was going to Croydon market. Guilty—lkith. J. Wright was indicted for marrying Mary Halfpenny; his former wife, Elizabeth Dixon, tieing then alive. J. Dixon said he had knoWn the prisoner eight or nine years. One marisiug witness's daughter Elizabeth. end the prisoner anti his bro ther, went out, his daughter saying, that she was going to be mar ried to the prisoner. She did not return to witness's house e but she lived with the prisoner, who Called her his wife. Elizabeth Olsen died about three years ego. Felix Halfpenny proved, that the prisoner married Mary Ha!'. denny, at St. Giles's Church seven years ago; and Mary Halfpenny proved the same. The prisoner's Counsel took an objection to the proof, inasmuch sa neither of the registers of the two marriages charged in the indictment had been produced: but Mr. Justice Abbott ruled, that a man's ad. mission or his being married to a woman was quite sufficient, without the production of the marriage registry. Guuty. S. Chapman wss indicted for breaking and entering the dwelling. house of W. Collins, and stealing a quilt, two sheets, and a blanket. the property of 7'. Hayes. J. It illey, fur assaulting J. Witty on the highway, and taking from his person two Bank tokens talus: 6s. was also capitally con victed. _ _ _ J. Lindsay, who was last Sessions acquitted for forgery, was again put to the bar on an indictment which charged him with forging and uttering a cheque for the pavnient of lOL with intent to defraud E. Frawd, or Messrs. Snow and Paul. Although the trial occupied the Court fur a considerable time, yet tic facts of the case lie in a very small conipP6S. The prosecutor is an attorney ; divine in Searle-trt, Lincoln's Inn Fields ; and the prisoner had been for seven years confidentially entrusted as his clerk. On the 17th of October, 1815, Mr. Frowd drew a cheque for the pay ment of 101. payable to Elizabeth, Sur house, or bearer. which aas paid to a boy by the banker's clerk, who it appeared neglected (as is twual upon such occasions) to cross out the natnc of the drawer, to mat its being paid, and in this state it tens given to the prisoner. who it appeared erased the figures 1 and the 5, to the 17th of October. 1815, and supplied in their place a 2, the word September, and a figure 6, and thereby made the cheque payable on the 27th Septem ber. 1816 ; in which state it was again pi esented at the banking-house of Messrs. Srow and Paul, and paid again, and the prisoner aftm wards absconded. Many cheques which had been paid, were not brought back to Mr. Frowd by the prisoner, and on being qucstiono.l as to that mint, he said. that die bankers could nut find theiu, or had tbetn. Mr. 1 row d swore most decidedly, that the alteration in the cheque was in the prisoner's hand writing. Mr. Jusuce Abbott summed up the evidence, and the Jury, after retiring roe an hour, found the prisoner—No: Guilty—lle was, hot, - ever, ordered to be ckt.tmed upon another indictment fee o rgery, oft which he Will acquitted, but was sentenced to tranapotation for 'llium:ay, John Cinsey. a celebrated bruiser, was dieted foe committing a hi:i,aay rout.ery upon the person of n llowea• %Valet:pithy, and taking horn him a gold hunting Wale chain awl seals.—The proszeutor described himself to be a lady's rvant, in house of a M a. Hemet, in Baker-site:A. Pornnio.•... are. He stated, that on the Y3tl of May about ten o'clock at ni t . t he went out to see a friend, and in pasaing through the Park aas • existed by two men, who alter asking - him whether he had a wattle, ulled hito down, tore his face. and tried to strangle him. N'iitne thinking that he was about to be murdered. And that he was near his end. cried out. " floret murder me ; 1, will give you my h." lie did give it no. and the nnai want away. The ncx: 1..- ning the prisoner was identified in the watch-home by the %%m ax:. having b.-en taken cal` for an assault ups:, a watchman. Sereial witnesses were examined an part of the prisoner; but no material facts were proved in his behalf ; and the Jury, after a short consideration, re turned a verdict of Death, F IDA l", Jain and Charles, Jack‘on soldie 'n the 3d Guard:, were indicts tor a burglary in the dwe:ling.hou-. of John Riley. in the day-dine, and stewing 111. in notes, besides 'late and ap, arel, on the last of May. the property of Mr. ,Mott, and a wet-la belonging to Dowbiggen, a soldier in the Gt . . ads. The only evidence against Jackson was, that he was , waiting at a a gateway near the house, but ho was net preps:lly identinea, aucl.Le was, consetpontly. Acquitted. The pas.,ession of tile property was trawl to Pits& id, also was proved to nave pledged the watch. end to have got change lur thelol. stolen. When called upon fix his defence, the prisoner.derind that the ladies in Court stiould ait:sttraw. lie then ithaupt,tl to inipreis ion the Court and Jury, tae prosecutor had met him in the shoat, arid nveigled bins trio his apt: tuxots tbr unnatural purposes, art then gave - him the watch. 'Lie prisoner, hot ever, said g about the money and plate. Captain Stopf:rd, of the Guards, gave butl. the taco a bead cha racter, r.stlid also two Serjearts. Mr. Atria contradicted the foul assertions of the prishno, ands. precut by the lundhad, that be could not have met hint, as he was. no: out of the house that clay.; oral the assertions were falsidol by others.—The Jury found Pticitld Gitilty--Deatb. 11'illiant Jones t% as capitally comicieu of burglary in the hirtse of John Hudson, ..n&stealing a wt,tet and a great coat, the property of %V'. P. lairdner, on the lath of June. E .Egan V: AVi capitally convictJd of burglary in the dwelling-house • of Alexander Byer, anti hie4:llli lit. a c..eek, and some plait. PrntsTataNtset ExT awl N aux.—Thursday, at the o'clock.. Darby Stevens started an \Vonits:clod Semliki, to peitucto Soo utiles' ;ra twenty days, backwards. Stevens is a stout you.) ; mar. twenty - live years a agv. lle perforated two milts and tht.. ...natters in the fir.t hour, and was than travt.iling un in the prt....tat t f a 11.1. ; :e crowd of spectator,;, in his retruglatte jotaney. ; peanti to high spirits on entering on this un i ateetieuted task, e - Lich. finahy. 'accomplished, trill tar surpass all other teats in pettlestr.i.uisai yet a:.- tempt d. A line is laid :dunk , the grato:ll, which u tern yards Us • leuktia;aall skizit he takes holehot if he thinks ne et s s ,..ry, 2.1 4 e wcgd p : is-for stab and bets sic ten to or.e agninit Mtn.. NINGL'ILAIt EIFECIS OF PATLIMAI. ALARM.— few. clays ago 11 alter, u sin p-ts rig lit wait tracking a boat ti,..t.t.the rise ?led tva , neat Maidstone, 1‘ Mter's.seit, a bof about feu • years of age, who was steering, by some aeeidcbt fail over-. board. The boy sunk, and the father V.Vvrts4µl:e by the,agony of fright lost nil ,prettuce of rtiud, and stood on the hunk„ without the pen er.uf a IIiO.C.PI. 411' of utali..g ally other ex ertion to sove his child than Utica the inost.piertov.: dies afdistictta Flirt;11111140y the sn..,tee of the satl.n , wage Dose of Msidstows, hearing the c. ice of 14 oites, a ha inanity deserving A* tatest praise, jui.q.sti. to itie,)iisee., su a n k .to the bey hold of law as he WA, aleatti unber the oatei, and biutuJit ..nO, to tbilL. almost .distracted .Ititittr : -was tivonse by: ti ling& of joy, at tin aecovety.of hot fkir &CUM • toms of 'IA Louise was *leg, ated Ilse buy was tothose, actitally.got into the wale!, and NU hiaip• self with thtliculty airedfrocc drranim. Ql.l