The National Register.
London, England, 1820-07-10 00:00:00

THE REVENUE.

Abstract of the net produce of the Revenue of
Great Britain, exclusive of the arrears of war duty
malt and property, in the quarters ended the sth
Judy 1819 and 1820, showing the increase or
decreage on each head thereof

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Quarters coded July 5. lucrwsc. laccreuse.7o.3
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1819. 1820. I
nis '
2,`444 .839 1: 1.8W2.844)
Excises 5,692,'2 8,820,609 9r28,331,
Stan'!" ..... 1431.723 1.581.445
rout-office.— 367.(4.0 332,000 441,722 15,000
Taxe, 2,237,96: ) 2,3 i 3,380
I.and Taxes 444,753 410;144 85,410 4,009
Mitzeilaneo. G 2.785 126,311 I 83•551
12,1: t. 1,130 1.7,34 4.781 1,121,037 580,808
Deduct 580,8C2
ncreay2 in Quarter 743,5

Important Ileceipt.—A man in Oliver-street, New
York, after imprudently drinking cold water during
the great heats, was seized with very alarming symp.
tome, from which he Wag relieved by Dr. John de
Alton Whitt , who ni!solved halt' an ounce of cam-
phor in a gid of brandy; of this one ti.ird was ..;iveti
at intervals of three minutes, which gave the patient
inum.diate
Alderman Wo.id paid a vkit on Thursday to Mr.
Cibbctt, wha is at present confined within the
Baez of the Ki,.g's Bench.

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

PARLIAMENTARYINTELLIGENCE.

HOUSE or LORDS.
1.• a tiav, JULY R.
Consosslow.—The Royal Assent was given by Commi.ision
to 54 public and private Bills. The 25,(X)0,1 a.O Exchequer Ili] Is
Bill, the Drury .lane Theatre, and the St. Dunstan's Tithes Bills
were among the number. The Conuni•sinhers were, the Lord
Chancellor, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and the Duke of Montrose.
L'irrytt MARKET.—The Earl of LAUDERDALE pre-
sented a Petition from several inhabitants of the City of Exeter,
against a Hill for removing Exeter Market.
Lord IIOLLE said the Altaket, in its present situation, was a
public nuisance.
The Earl of GIIAFTESBURY observed, that any one who
knew Exeter, would agree, that the Market, as it stood, was not
only a imisance to the inhabitant., but all who passed through
Petition Mll3 ordered to lie on the table.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE postpontiel his motion respect.
ing Gen. Maitland, until Tuesday next.
The Bills on the table were foiisaEdeil a stage, and the House
adjourned.

H01.17;17. OF COMMONS.
SATURDAY, JIMA" S.
l'pon the moti.a of the Chancel:or uf the Exchequer, J.
Jams. who disobeyed the summons of the House to attend the
Grantham Electioa Committee, was or,;creti to be committed to
NewgateJand it was also ordered thae.he should be brought up in
the Custody of the Keeper of Newwite before the Committee on
Monday. if at that time in custody.
Several Bills were forwarded a stage.
NEW Bannacks.—r pon the motion for the committal of the
Barrack Agreement lila, Mr. CAIA:R APT questioned the pi o-
pricty of incurring the expencc of erecting new Barri:clot in the
tlegent's Park, upon the plan lately proposed, In hi, opinion
it would be more advisable for the public to pay at once for the
erection of a Barrack, than to pay an annuity of 5.4001., which
in 31 years. at the end I.t which it would expire, the suns of
ts 0,0001„ would be expended. This was the anonnnodation
offered by Mess's. Nieliods and Baker, but it certainly could not
be the cheapest way of working.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHUEQUER said, the
saving to the public would be very great. Upwards of 5,001. a
year was now paid for the decommodation of a number of sol-
diers, and in .51 years the barracks proposed to be built, would
be wholly in the posse.aion of the public, without any expeuce
whatever.
Sir J. NEWPORT said, the subject ought to have been intro-
duced earlier its the Session.
Mr. CALCRAFT said, a competition should hare been
encouraged.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that, for
the satisfaction of the House, some explanatory documents
bIIORICI be laid before them.
The Report was ordered to be brought up on Monday.
Mr. 11. SUNINER brought up toe Report of the Agricultural
Committee.
Mr. WESTON said, he regretted that no legislative provision
could take place upon this subject in the course of the present
Session.
The Report was ordered to he printed.
PETITION FROM THE ItEcontwit Or LlstExtex.—A
Member, whose name we could not learn, presented a Petition
from Henry D'Esterre, Recorder of Limerick, who was some
days ago committed to Newgate for gross prevarication in his
evidence before the Limerick Election Committee. The Petition
expressed sorrow, that, owing to a severe nervous affection. part
of the Petitioner's evidence was contradictory, and stated, that he
felt the utmost contrition for his conduct before the Committee.—
Ordered to lie on the table.
The lion. Member then moved. that Henry D'Estcrre
should be brought to the Bar of the House on Monday, and
reprimanded and discharged.---Agreed to.