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firmed fanatic. and that he had meditated the crime
for r Ions; time past. Ms 'father is a respectable
man, and has a flrge family.
The Runtim Miiii%ter at Corlsrolie, M. Strove,
and the 'Prussian Minister, M. Vertfatten
have dispatched extraordinary couriers to their tr-
spective Coact* with the intelligence of this assiispi-
nation, which will, perhaps, lead to very serious
.politicill consequencee. It tested that the !Em-
peror of Russia, whn is already very hutch irritated
sigiiit‘t the Ultra-Liberaux of (;ertilasiy, will reqiiire
from the Governments new measures against attar.
(Iliad associations.

TUE 11 r s LESSP

LONDON,
THURSDAY. APRIL 8, 1819.

Parliament continues to sit for a day longer than
Ministers had originally intended. This has arisen
from their omitting on Tuesday to give notice of a
motion for suspending the Orden of the House ou
last evening. for the purpose of pushing through
all its stages a Bill preventing the Directors of the
Batik of Ireland from making partial payments in
gold. Notice to that effect was given by Lord
.LIVERPOOL, last evening, and as the measure is the
same in principle as that which has already passed
with regard to the Bank of England, we cannot
anticipate any successful opposition to the adoption
of the same course of procedure as has already re-
ceived the sanction of the House. The Bill, there-
fore, which was last evening read a tint time in dm
House of Lords, will be read a second and third
time this evening, and will also receive the Royal
Assent by Commission.

We have received Paris Papers of Stodgy last,
from which we have made extracts. The funds
seem to have improved ; the Five per Cents.
being 045 f. 95 c. and Bank Stock 1,537 f. 50 c.

We itated yesterday that in the produce of the
public revenue for the quarter ending the Stli of
April, compared with the corresponding quarter of
the preceding year, there is a deficiency. The
Ministerial Prints used that there is an excess.
The difference may be easily explained. In our
view, we look at the total produce of each quarter.
The Ministerial Prints, au the contrary, omit the.
Property, or unappropriated War Duties. In
the quarter just ended, there are no arrears of
Property Tax, and the receipt for the whole year
does not exceed 227,000/. whereas last year it was
above 1 .500 ,000 /. They support themselves upon
the following statement :

Protluee of the Revenue, eulogise of Property, or onappro-
priated War Duties, in the April Quarters of the Year-
-1817. 1818. 1819.
£9,510,211 £10,249,201 t 10,481,918.
Confining themselves to this statement, they boast
an excess of upwards of 430,0001. in favour of the
present quarter ; hut then it is only an excess above,
not the whole produce of the corresponding quarter
of the preceding year, but that produce minus the
amount of the Property Tax, or unappropriated
War Duties in that quarter, which at an average
would amount to nearly 400,0001. Were the ba-
lance struck upon the total produce of the two
respective quarters, there would he in the present
quarter, as we have stated, • deficiency of about
210,0001. We hope that there is greate► accuracy
in their flattering account* of unr coussuercill
situation.

In the export of our produce and manufactures,
the excess of the year ending sth January, 1819, is
stated at above five millions beyond the year ending
sth January, /818, and nearly six millions beyond
the year ending sth January, 1817 ! :1
The imports are above sue millions higher than
the year before, and above ten millions higher than
during the year eliding sth January, 1817. The
follocing are the accounts :
Au Account of the total real or declared value of the Pro.
duce and Manufactures of the United Kingdom, exported
from Great Britain during each of the three years ending
sth Jc.kiat y, 181!►.
ISV. 1919. 1819.

1;42,9b ,256 43,628,253 48,083,780
Total official value of Fure;go and Commercial Sierchau-
*live rapurttd hum Great Britain to all parts of the
Would.

1817.

1818.

181 e.

1'1045,164 11,53016 14,267,274
An Atroont of the total ratite of all Articles imported into
(.real Britain during each of the three years ending the
stli January, 1619, as calculated at the official rates at
valuatiuu.

18111,

1617.

1619.
Fort i=n antl
Cultnnol 226,406,631 29,982,913 34,690,993
161, rchandise
Protlttee of
',timid nail use f 3,896,931 4,002,316 4,278,451
Isle of 31:111
Tool Valise
V 011005,565 33,985,131 40,187,634
of Imports

Yeoterday the Earl 111 Lifvutooot. end Count
%insists:it had ststliences or the PRINCE Rstattro
ut Carlton llousr.
The eleesson of a Member to serve in Parliament
for the Conn!). of Tipperary, will commence
toils flay. No opposition has beets onnonticed to
NJ.. PittrrtE, since the Irretibioll of Sir J. CARDEN•
From the ntito the 30th of March there entered
the harbour of Coleis iwroty-too packets from
Etivl4lssl, having on bmoil 180 There
balled twenty-we, having on board 300 passengers.

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