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I qw ler), - i f i 1, pit • OZ; tic.l 4 4 . • t r 1.34 i s v - .t, NumnElt S3R:i In a few Da), DON JUAN. BRITISH - GALLERY, PALL-MALL. ~lIIS GALLERY, with a Selection of the PLE m Most celebrated WORKS of the ITALIAN, SPANI S H , ktif r iSH, and . MITCH SCHOOLS, IS OPEN EVERY Itti_ oin Nine in the Nlorning init.! Six in thu Afternoon , • w hich will CLOSE on SATORDAY, the 17th Instant. Admittance 1 - s.—Catalogues Is. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper, OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, July 1! , 1819. ht ii PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S oRDNANcE do hereby give Notice, " P roposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-3lall, ‘:. " 6 elbre Friday, the itith day of July instant, from k ; 4 Pcrsons as man be willing to undertake the Supply of 43V i''A P r - GES d -other Articles for Service of this ,b , •,., .s , , c ru d - f1 1'). e n' !nt , for a period of three years, determinable after ite - 7 '•,niration of ea' first Year, upon Notice of three Months, • t n Ption (J . either Party. t '"raftrn s of t h e A rt i c l es ma y he viewed upon application at 7 7 Pri he i pal Storekeeper's Office at the Tower; and far . 1 7 P a rticulars, together with the Terms and C o n ditions t4 e Contract, Haar/ dieknown at the Secretary's Office, I ts ' Haar/ . / IP all-.llall aforesaid, •any day between the flours of Ten (4 0 : 1 Farr o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, L— -1e4291, and endorsed" Proposals for. Sto yes , Rang es, &c. ;" et no Proposal.; UM be adneEtted - after the said t6th instant, 2'zve lre &Clock at Noon of the same Day, neither will any to be noticed, unless the Party making it.,.or isle 4gent !' 44 beizay; liii(i. attend. By Order of the Ileart?, R. li. CREIF; Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, June 30, 1819. E COURT of DIRECTORS of the tr a rED COINIPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND 4O ING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice , T b at a GENERAL OMIT of the said COMPANY will held a t t h e i r H ouse , i n L ea d en -hall-street, on WED AESbAY, the 14th July next, from Nine &Clock in the h /D ni ng until Six in the Evening, Tor the ELECTION of a E CTOR of the said Company, in the room of SAMUEL B, ' 11 S) Eeq. deceased. JOSEPH DART, Secrittary., 110YAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, Jut 5, tBt9. 4 4 pursuance of the Act of the 55th year of N h is Present Majesty, by which it is enacted that the Out nliuners of this Hospital shall in future be paid quarterly, . a „ ad/li rtee, instead of half-yearly, Notice is hereby gisen, by er of the Right Honourable the Lords and others, Com inneri for managing the Affairs of the said Hospital, that atl Nviathe Out-Pensioners thereof, residing in London, or ' '"ut th e Di str i ct o f t h e Bill s o f M or t a lity, are required to appear 'personally and regimentally, with their Instructions 4a. ( Certificat es o f Admission, at the Secretary's Office in the t inspital, on the respective days, and in their different t : r BsQ s, acco r di n g to their several Rates of Pension, as tio vc4l"ltioned ; when -attmidance will be given from Ten lu ck in the ,Morning - until Three in the Afternoon, for t u t N'nent ' of a Quarter of a Year's Pension in advance, t he 24th September, 18:9 On FRIDAY, the 9th of July. o e p f ensioners at sd. per day, and thi.se at Gil. to the end numbered Regiments. • On SATURDAY, the 10 th of July. Atii i i ti !'se at Gd. from the Royal Garrison Battalion, and re 11le ( ! 4 g . Regimets and Corps; those at 7d. and Bd. And all ualry at 9d n . per day. On MONDAY, the 12th of July. & 'rho s ‘gth p at 9a. per day, from the Ist Foot Guards to the oot nclusive. Oa TUESDAY, the 12th of July. Th `e at Dd. per day, from the 61st Foot, and all the re "lg: Regiments and Corps; as also those at 101. per On WEDNESDAY, the 14th of July. - h o *al -3e at Is. er day, r the different:Regiments of Ca rl') With the 1 p st and 2 f LI Regiments of FOot Guards. On THURSDAY, the Isth of July. t eSe at Is. per day, from tile 3d,Regiment of Foot Guards, • e end of the numbered Regiments at that Rate. Pp, On FRIDA", the 16th of July. = 41 111 : Se at Is. per day, from the Royal Garrison Battalion, • At th remaining Regiments and Corps, and also tilos' 9 id. e per day I „ . _ On SATURDAY, the 17th of July. , dq s 'e at is. td. Is. tad. is. 2d. ls. 21d. and Is. 3d. per On MONDAY, the 19th of July., G „se at Is. 3id. Is. 4.1. Is. , Ifd. s'; ‘ , Vid. (d. As, 'b& per is. 7d. Is 7id. Is. Bd. Is. aid. is. 9d. Is. 91. and l da 'rho on - TUESDAY, the 9,6 th o f July. se at Is. 10id. per day a,nd upwards, and those Ten toewho have been admitseil on account of lilinilness; 4 4te PtiVate Gentlemen who receive Annuities fro m the - 1: -E , trui 2d "Troop of horse Guards. •ati o i,"!tito ordered end directed, that all the Out-Pexsi . orters th e Ting to the said Hospital ,do pay particular attent i on to 14 4 P tr tletkins, which they are required to prib!luce at the bt 4 1 148 )Illent, by which those Pensioners - re siding beyond lilortatily are ordered to transmit to the lay - Lltel t ,"' A `kieneral iris Majesty's Land Forces in London, .tN. t ,. ' 1 ) 11 6-sits as therein .pesc4 - ibed, On Or immediately Miss 4lsslY Istuarter-day without which their Names will not be tili; e d on the I' ay-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and t,/ : are not afterwards to change their Place of Abod in their Af fi davits, without unavoidable neccsssity, duly notifying the sat Ur. I). 4 a nd furth er t o ta k e N o ti ce , th a t i n consequence o f var i ous Vf t ; i s having b een comm itt e d by Pensionets in the. Receipt %,` - ension and Prize-Money, it is ordered that all Pensioners lor '' ,! e " ( ling shall be struck inf the Pension List, and forfeit all bene fi t arising from this Estahlishment ;it is li q ,"e're to be -observed, that in pursuance., of this Resolu -4:1 the Lords Commissioners, at thf.-ir Meetings on the l'et w a nO. 25th of March last, directe%l the following Gut loners to be struck off the Hospit.al 'Books MES EFF.S, at Is. 2d. per day. • t ‘ ,"" , SAMUEL MULLINS, 9d. ditto. ?t ". er banjo •.• beets guilty of forging, or causing to hl the es of Magistrates to t heir Quarterly .‘-kth -4;:tril'eCiol:: t!le ia z t ter for altering his Rate of Pension in his - defrauding the Person ap- L aled t , end Lieu, PaY Pension. I:X . 1;4 4 AD Secretary and Registrar. FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1819. THE LOTTERY. THE FIRST OF THE KIND. CARROLL, the Cobtractor, bas now the plea sure to announce a Selieme to the Public that has been long desired by AdVenturerir, and particularly by those who have often ben near to a Capital Priz , e; yet. perhaps never obtained one. Although the LOTTERY is very small, Only 6,00 Tickets, the Scheme ci7.ntains not only TWO Prizes of L. 20,000, TWO of b.9.,000, etc. &c. butiS so arranged that EVERY TICK ET and SHARE HAS THE CHANCE or THREE OISTINrCT NUSIIIERS! A Ticket or ; Share cam gain THREE Prizes ! THREE following Nmubters must be t AprraLs As the Number (in numerical order) before and after the TWO Prizes of L. 20,000 will each reteiVe a 'Capital . Prike, besides whatever Prize it may be riraWri, 4c. for other Ca pitals. In the course of the present Month will be published, TH E EMIGRANT'S DI RECTORY to the WESTERN STATES of NORTH AMERICA; inellid ing.a Voyage out Irons Liverpool; the Geography and Topo graphy ni the ivhots Western Country, according to its latest Improvements, With instructions for descending the Ohio and Mississippi River=.; also a brief Account of anew British Settlement on the Head Waters of time Susquehana in Phila & By. WILLIAM AMPHLETT, Formerly of London, and late of the County of Salop, now resident on the Banks of the Ohio River. PrintA for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ora►e, and Brown, London. DR. BATENIAN ON DISEASES OF LONDON. In a few Days will be published, REPORTS oil the ti'EATIIER. and DIS EA•ES of LONDON, from tr , .114 to 1816 inclusive, comprising Practical Remarks on th , :ar Causes and Treat- Men', and preceded by an Historical Review of the State of Healta and Disease in the Metropolis in former tin4s, in which the Causes of the extraordinary Improvement in point of Salubrity, which it has undergone, the Changes in the Character of the Seasons in this respect, and the Causes of these, arc traced to the present time. By DR. BATEMAN. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orrne, and Brown, Loudon. . UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. .... CAMORIDGB r J , ULY B.—We ye . sterday present ed to our Reade - rs an account Of Tt-f4 Comm BNC ' 8- MaNT at the University Of Cambridge, and now Subjoin a fist of the Pvefertnents, and the Com niepaing Doctors and Masters of Arts :---- .. The Re'v. J. R. !Inmost, Of Londonderry, in the county of York, is appointed Domestic Chaplain to the Earl of Co ventry. has , ' A dispensation passed the Great Seal to, enable the Rev. FranciS Merewetber, M.A. to hold the Vicarage of Whit wick, together with the Rectory of Cole Orton, both in Lei cestershire, to the Kirwer of which, void by the death of the Rev. Francis Har'ris, he has been presented by the Right Hon. Charles Bathutit, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lan caster. . . DOCTORS TN 151VINVTIr. Rev. John Banks Flollingwortli, St. Peter's ColleF,e. Rey. Tindal Thompson Waltnsley, St. John's Coiltge. DOCTOR IN CIVIL LAW. hobe'rt Twi-ss:uf DOCTORS IN - PHYSIC. George Frektettio, of Trinity College. William King, of St. Peter's College. DOCTOR IN MU,IC. John Camidge, of Catherine Hall. MASTERS OW ARTS. Charles Grove, Jesus College Joseph Mayor, St. John's College Thomas itivett Cal nee, St. John's College John Lucy, Trinity College James Satishury Duo, St. John's College James Bilge, St. John's College J. Peter Henry Chesshyre, St. John's College H. Downing Whittington, St. John's Collage Francis Evans, St. John's College George Fielding, St. John's College John Primatt Maud, Caius College John Michael Brooke, Jesus College Henry Blayds, Ti inity College John Jones, St. John's College Henry Milers Thornton, Trinity College William Pace, Trinity College George Stevenson, Trinity College William Wbewell, Trinity College Henry Parr Hamilton, Trinity College John Philips Higman, Trinity College Charles Ffrencleßrumbead, Trinity College James Collett. Ebden,-'trinity Hall Joseph Hudson, St. Peter's College John Weller, Emmanuel College Richard Twopeny, St. John's College Jehn Graham, Christ College Marmaduke wson, Magdalen College William Sandford, Clare Hall Robert Sheepshanks, Trinity College Julius Chailes Hare, Trinity College William J. Carver, Trinity College Edward Seymour, Jesus College Charles Bamptylde Daniell, King's College John Lucius Dampier, King's College- Charles Shaw Letev re, Trinity College Edward Jacob, Caius College Thomas Smith Turnbull, Cams College Andoenus Reynolds, Jesus College John Rose Holden, Clare Hall George Sowerby, Trinity College William Hall, 'Trinity College John Addison Carr, St. John's College John Brand, Trinity College George Coekson, St. John's College Edward Dykes Bolton, Pembroke Hall Thomas James, St. John's College George Beckett, Trinity College. -John Hopkins, Catherine Hall William Lee, St. John's College Hugh Welman Helyear, St. ,John's Coll e ge William Lindley Wregge, Caius College John Wilson, Christ College Henry Benson, Christ College Henry Thomas Dainpier, King 's College Thomas Tattershall, Queen's College Edward Bashi's', St. John's College Jobe Ellis, St. Peter's College • William Moore Harrison, St. Peter's College William Michell, Queen's College Charles l'lucknett, St. John's College Jelin James Blunt, St. John's College. Richard Haggitt, Clare Hall Vicesimus M'Gie 'forriano, Clare Hall James William Arnold, Clare Hall Francis Whieheote, Christ College William Burgess Hayire, Sidney Sussex College Edwin Ninthly, Pembroke Hall Charles Hardy, Pembroke Hall Thomas Mitchinson, Sidney Sussex College J. Wentworth Armitage, Emmanuel College Henry White, Christ College Henry Broadley, Trinity College - • Longueville Loftus Tottenham Clarke, Trinity Hall. Charles Atlay, St. John's - College Richard tones Powell, St. John's College Charles Beaufoy, St. John's College William Andrew Foley, Trinity College Grant Allan, Tiinity College George Dixiin, Catherine Hall Bert ie Entwistle Johnson, St. Peter's College Charles NPNiven, Trinity College Samuel Symonds, Clage Hall • George Thomas Turner, Jesus College Henry Tasker, Pembroke Hall Samuel Austen, Ti inity College .William Andrewes, St. John's College John Rich, St. John's College George Bolder°, Canis College Charles Thomson, Trinity College Thenias Henry Graham, Trinity College Nicholas ‘Vrixon, Trinity College Richard Jones, Canis College Andrew Side , Warner, Caius College William Valentine, Trinity College Hugh Kee, Trinity College _ s William Dowoes Willis e Sidney Sussex College John Bell, Saint John's College John Raper flunton, Trinity College John Grienvoud,CaiuS College Edward Elliott., Trinity College George Augustus DaWson, Clare Hall Lucius Coghlan, Trinity College Henry Porcine . , Corpes Christi College Arthur Forbes Lloyd, Corpus Christi College Richard Matchett Lew, Corpus Christi College George Day, Corpus Christi College James Jenhyn, Sidney, SussexCullege John Stock, St. John's College Jonah Crossingham, Trinity Hall James Thomas Price, King's College Henry Michell Wagner. King's College Jobe Sturges Lievre, St. John's College John Roberts, Corpus Christi College Matthew Barton, St. John's College Charles Mussop, St. John's College William Hepworth, Corpus Christi College Edward Reed, St. John's College Lanncelot Robert Brims, Jcsus College Henry Collison, Pembroke Hall . John Morgan Rice, Trinity College Edmund Feartm Bourke, St. John's College Joseph Brackenhury, Corpus Christi College John Mitchinson, 'Trinity College John Simpson Myers, St. John's College Charles Jones, Canis College John Hopkins Bradney, Trinity College Waiter J iltn Spring Casborne, Trinity College George Therold, Clare .Hall Thomas Myers, Jesus College • John Stothlai t, Cl,ire Ilull.• Rele•rt Downes, St. Joh..'s College Charles Babbege, St. Peter's College • Charles Semple, Clare Hail Sharpe M‘Leay i Trinity College ALL the LOTTERY will be Draili2Et JULY. Schemes, with full particulara, and a:List of the Capital Prizes of L. 30.000, L. 20,000, &c. &c. sold by CARROLL, may be had, gratis, at hisOtfices, No. It, cORNHJI,L, op. posite• the Royal Exchange, and 26, OXFORD-STREET, London ;. and at all CARROLL's Ap,•ersts in the Couutiy, where Tickets and Shares are now on Sate. P6BLICATIWNS. POPULAR NOVELS, Recently published by LONGMAN, HUR;ST, REES, ORME, and BROWN, London* DECISION A TALE, By the Author of " Correction," &c. In 3 vols moo. 11. is. boards. DUDLEY. A Novel. By Miss O'Keerie, Author of " Pa triirchal Times," " Zenobil," &c. 3 cols:- Al. Is. hoards. LEOLIN ABBEY. A Novel. By Ali.tia Lefanu, Author of Strathallan." 3 vols. il, is. hoards. The YE I'ERAN, or MATILIMONIAV. , FELICITIES. 3 Vols. 12mo. 11. Is. bds. HESITATION ; or, to MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY. By the Author of the Bachelor and Marrie.l Man. :3 Vols. 18s. A Tit WELLER'S TALE of the LAST CENTURY. By Miss E. I. Spence. 3 Vols. 12mo. I6s. 6,1. bds. CORALY. A Novel. 3 Vols. 12mo. 13s. 6d. lids. NEW-INVENTED ANCHOVY SAUCE. Um UNDER the above Nae, E. LAZENBY and SON respectfully solicit. the Attention of the Nobility and Gentry to their new 'utile . of preparing ANCHOVIES as a FISH SAUCE. It will be found to possess a Richness and Flavour, superior to that prepared in the old way, and one trial will prove its superiority, as it is nut so liable to turn rancid when opened, but keeps fresh and sweet in the hottest weather. E. L. and Son presume the above will prove a very desir able Article for the Past and West Indies, as it is warranted to keep any length of that.; Is prepared only at their of re house, No. 6. Edward : street, Portman-square, the Walabel each bottle being signed kAizabetli Lazenby. OLb BAILEY. Yesterday ,John thitchinsiou and William Jarrord were indicted for burglariously breaking and en tering the dwelling-house of William Charles Al vey, Ott the 27th of Suite last, with intent felo niously to veal his goods and chattels. The prosecutor deposed that he resided in Han ,eity-court, Mary-le-bone. Ott the night of the ;'ay mentioned in the indictment, he wAs awoke front his bed by a noise front an adjoining empty house, which, upon his stirring about, however, ceased. About two r i 'clock the noise was renew ed, and upon gong to one of his windows, he saw two men, one of whom had a part of his body in the s: no p, forcing himsell in through an ioPerture w'elch had been made in the wall. He immediively gave an alarm, anti the watchman lAortfri arrived. J.tnes Parsons, the watchman, said, that pre v.ous to the alarm given by Mr. Alvey, he had ish•eatly been drawn to the place, from the noise that had been heard in the empty house adjoin ing. Hete he and his co mpanions found the two prisoners, and secured theist, with two crow-bars, some pick-lock Veys, matches, phosphorus, and other articles used in housebreaking. Upon a question front Mr. Justice HOLROYD, the witncss said the alarm was given just as he railed half past two o'clock.' It was then day• break. There was light sufficient to discover a man's features if he had been a little closer to the spur where the hut glary was committed. • Mr. Justice HoLaoYn imtnediately directed an acquittal, the indictment charging the offence to be a " burglary in the night-time. - " They were acquitted accordingly, but received a warning from the Court, as also au intimation that they were still liable to punishment. Sarah Lyon and Esther Levy were capitally con victed for stealing eleven cotton handkerchicfs, the properly of Joseph Thomas Martin, privately in his shop. Henry Phillips was capitally convicted for steal• . 2.2 yards ot muslin, and 15 yards of printed c.ittoo, value 6!. and upwards, in the dwelling house of John Norris. tOgicE THE 11 EVENUE. istrtict 4. the Ni , Produce if the RetenUe rge Great Britain, in the Year:s and quarters ended 51h July, 1817, sth.lulu, .1818, and ,sth J , 181 9,. d;stiiquislt ing the Consjlidated Fund, the AnnUal Duties, and the Ta[res, and also distinguishing the CUstoms aid :EreiSe. REVEN UE ; distinguishi t lie Consolidated! Fund, the An'Aual Dutie:s,! and the War faxes. Year: ended sth July. 1818. Custonis .l Excise Stainps • • Post Office • Assessced Taxes . ' Land TaXes • 'Miscellaneous .• Unappropriuted Wax Duties 7.898,556 17,6'27,854 6,445,768 1.57,5, MOO 6,1ta009 1,163,6'21 517,6(39 Total CbnsOlidateA Fund... Annual I)utis to pay off Bills: Customs ' EZeise Pension's, &c. Total Annual Duties Permanent & Annual Duties War Taxes: Customs Excise Property Total War Taxes ...... Total Revenue, disV.nguish ing, the Consolidated Fund, the Annual Duties, and the War Taxes... REVENUE, distinguishing the Customs and. Excise. Total Produce of Customs, as particularized above • Ditto of Excise, as ditto Ditto of Stamps, Post Office, Assessed, Property and Laud Taxes, Miscellaneous and tnapprOpriated Duties and Pensions, Its ditto Total Revenue, distinguishing! the Customs and Excise Deduct receipt upon Property War Duty on Malt, and Unappropriated Duties Revenue, exclusive of Pro perty, War Duty on Malt, and Unappropriated Duties REVENUE; Distinguishing the Consolidat• ed Fund. the Annual Duties, and the W:tr Taxes Customs Excise Stamps Post Office Assessed Taxes Land Taxes INliseelaneous Unappropriated War Duties ' Total Consolidated Fund Annual Duties to pay off' Bills: CustOms Excise Pensions, &c. Total Annual Duties Permanent and Ann. Duties War Taxes: Customs Excise Property Total War Taxes . . Total Revenue, disting,ruishingi the Consolidated Fund, the' Annual Duties, and the War' Taxes REVENUE, ' the Customs) and'Excise. Total Produce of Customs, as particularized above Ditto of Excise, as ditto Ditto of Stamps, Post Office, Assessed, Property and Land Taxes. Miscellaneous andj Unappropriated Duties and Pensions, as ditto . Total Revenue, distinguish-I ing the Customs and Excise Deduct receipt upon Property, War Duty on. Malt, and Unappropriated Duties..... Revenue, exclusive of Pro perty, War Duty on Malt, and Unappropriated Dutiesi 11,060,592' 12,181 . '2s', Ai Account, ot the Produce ot cue • (exclusive of any Arrears received of the War Doty in the Years ended 4th July, 1818 and 1819, showinz I crease or Decrease on each Head thereof. 'ears en 1818. sth Ju 1819. Increase. X 258,626 : 2,501,546' 240,003 i 295,209 117,998 12,107 Z/88,254 587,825 108,448 640,694 2,248,639! 468,039 1 523,029 1,471,582 90'2,309; 2,922.1991 1,988,433; 53,999 594' 12,0071 2,991,480. 1,449,1011 56,899 1,174,011 8,212 21,179,1161 264,627 2,710,790 324,161. 305,9C5 115,557 31,071 500,145 612,614 318,619 683,261 ,977,373 472,974 434,651 1,498,899 823,951 2,999,694 2,3C8,68t 50,262 2,4561 14,958' 3.087,298 1,502,851 42,67 1,091.34 . 7,266, 23,180,1931 £ 6,001 209,424 84,1581 10,754 18,964 111,911 24,789 210,171 42,36'7 728. 741 • 4,935 111,602 27,317 77. , 195 320,248 16,2G3 1,802 2,951 96,118 53,780 -5,798 2,165,6791 164,6021 2,001,071; 1317. 5,367, ",-J56 1 17,072,066 6,030,997 1.560,000 .5,93:3.664 1,187,413 258,668 1,411,755 38,623,4; 91 2,900.109 532,744 4,016 5,456,8C91 42,065, .8 3,629,4041 4,725,1191 8,355,0791 50,420,3671 8,268,501 21,04,214, 20,917,021 50,420,367 6,660,4761 43,759,891 .41,175,2 L :Quarters ended sti 1 8 1 8. 10,745,950 Auctions Beer Bricks and Tiles Candles Coffee and Cocoa Cider. Perry, &Verjuice Glaqs Hides and Skins Hops Licenses :Malt Paper .... ........ ......... Printed Goods Salt Soap Starch IF3:irteisiglin •P Stone Bottles • Sweets Tea Tobacco and Snuff' Vinegar . . \Vine Wire Deduct Decrease Increase on the Year, 1419. 7,317,082 19, 1 15,307 6,5,,8,117 1,401,000 6,184,410 1,172184 21(3,447 42,C6J,1t7 2,101,823 3,152,323 273,961 634,832 16 2,375,78' 3,787,.74 43,550,99+ 45,852,341 3,277,7991 1,204,749 3,436.0519 72,910 4,48.2,541 42,07Z,544 10,000,7,791 21,179,114 16,854,051 48,0375,5441 1.226,9541 46,806,560; 3,508,939 49,7,61.250 10.499,407 25,186,168 15,675,70 S 49,361,`290 289,357 49 ; 071,923 ;h July. 1,568 0 3 1,335,075 4,658,989 4.715,371 1,599,814 1,534,725 324,000 567,000 2,208,976 2,257,960 441.220 433,577 112,282 62,785 3.198 39,461 10,916,5091 289,114 106,316 395,4301 11,311,9391 872,4961 154,4591 1819. 1,026,95, 11.518,R74 1,857,144 5,657,801 4.843,9291 909,566 118,101 1,027,667 1:,775,617 869,974 869 974 12,643,591 2,2,44,639 5,70,446 4,695,506 12,333,874 157,67,71 12,615,591 39,461 12.604,130 Mait) In- De !creas,e. 3817. 831,853 3,831,360 1,589,615 323,000 2,216,806 464,664 62,160 20,031 9,559,1891 877,7601 83,727 961,4871 10,300,9761 779.641 472,3381 1,251.9551 11,552.,961 1,709,6131 4,694,734! 5,148,614 11,552,961 492,5691 2,641 '8,358 (7.:7 946 ..;.,.b