The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-02-13 00:00:00

cal payments Uy rued, •se--,, during the year
ending on the 33-..hSeptanilier, IS-4, had amounted
to 4T2,000 d ,:lArs, and had not in any one previous
year eaceeoesl two hundred and fifty thousand dol-
lars, hare, during the year ending the SOth Septem-
ber, 1805, amounted to 57.5,000 dollars ; of which
elm 555,000 dollars were paid in specie, and the
residue in stock of the public debt. The specie re-
Peipts from thit source, may, for the ensuing year,
be safely estimated at rive hundred thousand dollars.
The receipts andits (nun the peresanent revenue
of the Vnited Stater may, therefore, without ertat
inelndtrig the d.ny oti postage and other small
incidental branches, he cornrow', for Co. year
1406, at twelve millions and fire handled thou-
sand dollars 12,500,000

The payment in the treasury during the seine year,
on account of the temporary Julies, edisiituting
the Md•terranean fund, whieli still have ac-
crued, to the 31st March next, are estimated at
. 104,000 dollat., acid about one hundred thou.
road mar be expected foam the &wears of inter.
nal duties and of the direct tax, and horn other
in.:Mental initiate:, making for temporary anti
int:Aetna receipu,oise million of dollars 1,000,000
r,,e balance of greets in the treasury which, nn
the loth dew of Sspr-tuber list, amounted to
4.575,614 dollars will, at the receipts and current
expenditure. of the preoent quarter may be con.
starred as neatly equal, be diminished at the
end of this year, only by payments on account of
the American claims, assumed by the conven-
tion with France, and as the whole amount of
these claains which remained unpaid on the 30th
day of September last, will, lo this e,timate, be
stated among the trapenditunis or 1506, the
Who!, of the atntve.atentioned balance may be
added lathe Receipts el that rear, viz. 4.575,000

.—wee
%gibing in the whale an aggregate if more than
eighteen million. of dollar* 12,1175,000
11.Xeliteenetites.
l-:' Thal experices of the year 1806, which must be de-
.. frayed out of-those resources, are, like the revenue,
either of a permanent nature, or temporary, viz.
The permanent expences are estimated at
• 11,450,000 dollars, and consist of the following
hems, viz.
1. •Che annual applopristion of eight milions of
dollars, for the payment of the principal and
Intotoit of the public debt, of which more than
4,00004;3 &Alms will he applicable to the dis•
elar of the prmeipal, arid 010 f 14111130 to 010
pilV.:lelit ,It 010 ilollrWt . - - 1,000,000
It Vow the Civil D.,nartment, and all domestic
doipeoce,i of a civil mina", including „n,•14
rthns, the light.hous. and mint e‘rabliyli.
' , the enpences or rurcriung public land.,
instalment of the I..iii due to Mai!.
land, ai..l a sum of 50,030 Dollars to meet such
Intecellandro..s tiaanna as may be allowed by
'Cowen . - - - - 1,110,000
• S. Est tvine'oet incidant to the intercourse with
Foreign hlati,ins. includmi the permanent at,-
_ proprittion fur Algiers - 200,000
4. For the Military and Indtan D.trartments, in-
eluding the permanent appropnations for cer-
tain Indlin Tribes - . 1,0r,0f o
3. for the Naval Establishment (exclusively of
4aciencier far the service of the years 1304 and
1801, which are estimated at 600,050 dollars) 1.070,009
---w-v.
11,450,900
The extraordinary demands for this year 1806,
amount to four millions of dollars, vis.
the Navy Daeleiteics of 1104 and
1110:4 as abovement toned . 600,000
And tile Balance of tine American
Claims amuuned by the Fre,,ch
Convention, which remained 1111-
pai.l o 3 t. !e 3 ,it of September'
List, aipoatitii4 to -

3,100,1100
4;00,1'00

lidaking, ahngmher, Arleen millions (nut hundred
and bitty thuusaint dune's . 15,450,0
It appears from the preceding statemen., that the
permanent revenues of the limited States will, during
the wooing year, exceed the permanent expenditures
by a sum of more than one million of dollars, and
that the monks already on !,ancl, together with the
temporary resources of the year, will, after leaving
the sum which is is always necessary to keep in the
Trerroky, be sufficient to discharge the Navy defi-
ciencies, and the whole amount of the claims assumed
by the convention with France, the large receipts of
last year rendering it unnecessary to recur for that
, objeet to the loan authorised by the Ad of the Iffils
if November, 1903.
atEDITIIItAXIAN ellen.
It appairs by the statement IS) that the main-
Violist d •tv of to., and a half per cent. on pals
paving itaties ad isi!nrew, which constitu•es the
" Medit.rra•lean (marl," amounted, during the
tee fait on.nrha of 11144, to 54.1,U38 dollars And
it is arc...tamed that the amount of the duty a..
heed during the year, ending on the 30th day
of June. 11105, was 003,500. This apparent
product will, it a true, be diminished by sub-
sequent exportations ; but it is beli.sed, fmm a
. yam of the value of the goods imported in 1803
and 1104, which are charged with that duty,
•
that the fund may be estimated as producing
nearly 910,00 dollars algae Ii that estimate
he enact, the fund will ultimately produce,
eluting the nne year and nine m.intlis son...
meneing on the tat d iy of July, 1804, and em!-
ing en the list elay of March !BOG, nee mil-
lion, fir.; liu dred and ve.enty:five thousand dot-
lat. - - - 1,175,000
The expeneos heretnfore charged on that fund
have beim, tit. raid, in 1804, to the navy
departimat. Under the act constituting the
fund • 525,0100
Paid, in tells, to the sail &paten...re, ho
sinus of !•i-• 2..1 .er.ion of the act of
the 25th J.iiiii-iy, 11110.0 590,000
.---.-... 1,115,000
Making altogether nne mutton one hundred and
. fifteen thousand dollars, and leaving an unappro-
priated sisrpins, estimated at four hundred and
1, sixty thousand dollars, but which will be more
than absorik.l fri the navy deficiencies above-men-
tioned. The monies 'dually received, or to be
received into the treasury on account! of that fund,
prior to the first day sof January, 1806, are esti-
mated at shout sal.),000 dollars. The residue will
be received between the Jay and the 3l st day of
March. 1807 ; and creJtt has been taken for a sum
of 800,1,04) dull.irs, sin that account, in the pre-
' ceding estimate of the rccr'pts of the year 1806.
vomit; sate.
The payments on ae.mant of the principal of
the pablic d-ta have, daring the year ending
f ..111 the 9 •tli day of Smt•mher, 1005, ex.
I i
cesded tone mi.tiews Th.,. bundled and
• reventy.sev.ei theorem% dollar., a. appears
Ivy estimate ~D) - - 4,377,090 G 3
The teolas• I "val.nenn dire to (;:,,, Wi5.,,,,
end am sing to one million *mien %t0n-
a1...4 anal v•-•••iity-sox ,i1,1111.‘11 I d•i11.,., base
ohm Men dircharg-d aiir tor, the in.,,. 1,e,11,1 1,776,000
Making in the where a rcionburonsem if IL I, e
shm. ,+a tiliiii.4l.l ate handed a.:.1 I.fty
r thinrsalea slidia:s - - C,1ai,898 G 3