The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-18 00:00:00

FROM OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS LAID BEFORE THE HOUSE

OF COMMONS.

(z.) That the total amount of the Public Funded Debt of
Great Britain was, on the ist Feb. ,1803, 567,003,9781. ; of
Which 67,255,9151. had been purchased by the Commissioners
for. the ReduCtion of the National Debt, and 49, t 80,5871. had
been transferred to them on account of Land Tax redeemed ;
leaving a Funded Debt unredeemed of 480,572,4761. And
that the amount of Annuities charged on Great Britain (after
dedueting what have fallen in) was, on the ist February, in
Short Annuities and for Lives, 53,9,9791. ; and in Long An-,
nyities 1,015,4101.
(2) That the total amount of Public Funded Debt created
in Great Britain for account of Ireland was. the Ist of Fe-
bruary, 1863, 22,348,0091 ;—of which there had been pur-
chased-411re Commissioners for the Reduction of the Na-
timid Debt 4,12.3,410 ; leaving a Funded Debt unredeemed
Of r;224,5851. together with Long Annuities to the amount
619,792

(3) That the total amount of Public Funded Debt created
in Great Britain, for• account of the Emperor of Germany,
was, on the ist of February, 1893„7,502,6331;--of which
375,137-had been purchased by the Commissioners for the Re.
dudion of the National Debt ; leaving a Funded Debt -un-
redeemed of 7,12,7,4961. together with Annuities to the
amount of 230,0001. which will expire in 1819.
•(4.) That the amount Of the Outstanding Demands unpro-
,videct torort the sth January; 1803, exclusive of Unfunded
Debt-, 'and of the. Anticipation of certain Duties annually
ibted‘••'was 592,6301.: • That the deficiency of Ways and.
Means for the year'lB,:2 was 171,431 '•—rnakint the amount
of demands unproVided for on the sth January, 1803, 764,0611.
• (5.) That the Unfunded Debt, • in Exchequer Bills unpro-
vided for, or charged up,nl. Fund; which proved insufficient,
was.,-on the sth lan. 1803, including 3,990,0991.
iri the Bank,- whichborello intere.s in consideration or th 9
the Charter.
' hai the Pr:Whiled Debt, in. Navy Bills was, on the sth,
0:48., 3,105,6481. ' •
• (6.) That the total arnount of the Public Funded Debt 9f
Great vps, on the fcbruary, ;$;:61, (10w52, if 3!, ; '

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wh,ch t0t,'145,L11,, had been pnrchr.Sed by the, Con -
missioners for the ReduCtion of the National, Debt, and
22;325,7101. had been tiansferred to them on account of Land
Tax redeemed, leiying a Funded Debt unredeemed of
'5;7,280,5611. And that the amount of Annuities charged on
treat Britain (after dedudling what have fallen in) was, ou
the Ist. February, in Shore Annuities and for Lives, 485,1671.
and in Long Annuities 1,047,4941. And that a farther Debt,
amounting to 1.9,880,0001. Capital Stock, has been created by
the sums borroWed in the present Session of Parliament, out
of which 979,2561. five percent. Anmtitics crested in 1797,
have been paid Oir.
(7.) That the total amount of the public Fktpded Debt,
created in Great Britain for account of Ireland, was, on the ist
February, fBo6t 311,3911,0001. ; of which there had been pure
chased by the Commissioners for the reduCilon of the National
Debt, 2,9.13,9481. leaving a Funded Debt of 3544121. to-
gether with Long Annuities to the animist of 91,24 . And
that a further Debt, amounting to 3,320,0001. Capital Stock,
has been created by sups borrowed M the present Sessiop in
Great Britain on account of reland.

(8) That the total amount of Public Funded Debt created
in Great Britain for account of the Emperor of Germany was,
on the Ist February, iSO6, 1;502,6331,—of which 641,249 h
had been purchased by the Cornmi.sioners for the ReduCtion
of the National Debt, •leaving a Funded Debt of 6,86a,3841.
together with Annuities to ;he amount ofuo,oool. which will
expire in :819.
(9.) That the amount of Outstanding Demands unprovided
for on the sth (an. 1806, exclusive of Unfunded Debt, and of
the anticipation of -certain Duties annually voted, was
1,923,89 )1. : That the deficiency of Ways and Means,for. the
year 1804 was 1,707,5891. ; making the amount of Demand's
'unprovided forms the sth January, tBe6, 3,53 t,4791. ; the
whole of which has been paid off or provided to: in the pre-
sent
Session.
(to.) That on the sth lan. 1806, . there Were-341,0001. in
Exchequer. Bills charged upon the Aids of 1805, to the dis:
charge of which theAid's of 1805 were insufficient, 12,000,0001.
cliarged on the Aids of 1806, aid 3;090,0091.. payable in 1806,
which are with the Bank, and bear no interest in consideration
Ufthe'renewal of the Charter ; making a total of Exchequet
Bills unproviiled for, of 15,341,0001. ; of which sum 341,0001.
has been paid ih the preseht Sessidn.
That the Unfunded Debt in Nay), Bills was, ou,thelstn pa-
nuary, 1806, 5,9 t '6BBl. • . • • •
(; I.) That tne variations in the state of the. Public Debt he-
tween the sth lan. 180 J, and [the sth Jan. 18oy, being four
years of War, may be estimated as tOilows
The Public Funded Debt of Great Britain Unredeemed,
which on the Ist. Feb. 1803 was 480,572,4761. will amount. to
533,54,3051. atter deducting 1-2,600,0001.-for the operation of
the Striking Fund and ihe,itedeniption of Land Tax during
the current year ; being an increase of capital,
Stock Of - - - ' - 53 oil 829

The Public 'Funded Pabt created in Great 811-
tain for Account of Ireland, unredcerned, which on
the Ist Feb. 1802, was 21,22.4,5851. will amount
to 37,990,2521. after 'deducting 813,8001. tar the
operation of the Sinking Fund during the currant
year; being an increase of capital Stock of ' 0,765,667
The Long. Annuities of Great 'Britaip which on
the Ist Feb. 1803, were 1,015,4101. vvidamount to •
1,047,494; being an increase of annual charge of 37,084
The Long Annuities created in Great Eritain for
Account of I reland, which, on the ist of February,
1843, were 97911. will amount to 91,2071. ; being
'an increase of annual charge of - • - 81,416
The Unfunded Debt in Exchequer Bills, which,
on the ist of February, 1803, was 9147,4961. will
amount to i5,000,000l ; being an increase of - 172,600.
'The Unfunded Uebt in Navy Bills, which, on
the Ist ebivary, 803, was 3,105,6481. will amount
to 6,st I, 5881. ; being an increase or
3,4e'5 940.
The Funded Debt created in :treat Britain for
- ,
account of the Emperor of Germany, unredeerntd,
which on the ist of Feb. 1803,
,was 7,127,1951.
will be reduced to 6,770,3841. after deducting
90,0001. for the operation of the Sinking Fund
during the current year; being a diminution of Ca.

pital -.S.tock of - - 357,112
The Short Annuities of Great Britain, which
on the Ist of February, iffo3, ware 539',9791. will
be reduced to 477,3911. ; being a diminution of
_annual charge of - 62,588
The sum applicable to the redemption of Debt,
which on the ist of February, 1803, was, ti,r the
Debt of Great Britain, 5,834,986 ; for Debt created
in Great Britain for account of Ireland 258,4341. ;
ter Debt trcate,l in Great Britain for account of the

Emperor of Germany 47,9471.- making a total of
6,14 ;—will amount to 98,2730491. for the
Debt of Great Britain; 537,1511. for the Debt '
created in Great Britain, for account of Ireland;
58,6601. for the Debt created in Great Britain fot
account of the Emperor of Germany :—making a • •
total of 8,868,860 ; being an increase of . 2,727493-
( tz) That the annual charge on account of the Public
Funded Debt of Great Britain, after deducting the charges of
management 'on Loans redeemed by the Commissioners for
the • Recludion of the National Debt, and the interest and
charges of matragernent on Stock transferted for the reclemp.;
tion of the Lallci4Tax, was, on the Ist Feb. 1803, 23,510,9671,
and on the Ist Feb., 1806, 26,330,9881. ; and that a further
charge has.been incurred on account of the sums borrovted in
the present Session, amounting to 1,136,0001.
(13) That the sum annually applicable to the Retindion
of the National Debt of G reat Britain, in pursuance withe se-
veral Ads relating thereto, was for the year 1803, 6,311,6261. ;
-being about 1-77th part of the unredeemed Dem existing in
1803 ; and may for the year 1806 be estimated at 8,275;0491,
being about t-66th part of tne unredeemed Debt ex4sting'in
1806. _ _ _

• (1=1.) That the total net produce of the Permanent Taxes in
the year ending sth lantiary; 1803, amounted to 28,246,6811.
including 715,3231. paid fur bounties on Corn, and Rice im-
ported in the year 1822 ; and on the sth 'actuary, 1826,
the total net produce of the Permanent,Taxes amounted to
31,795,1101.
(15 ) That the net produce of the War 'faxes was in the
year ending sth April, 1804 ;
Cubtoms and Excise . £3,377,442
Property Tax - - 363 , !•,•7

3,741,3'9
sth aos, Customs and Excise C 7,868,078
Property Tax • , 3,919,108
11,787,186
sth April,.lBo6, Customs and Excise 8,496,550
Property Tax - 4,411',958 •
t 2,978,508
(16.) That the official value of all Imports into Great Bri-
tain, in the year ending sth January, 1803, was 31;442,3181. ;
and on an average of six years, ending the sth January, 18e3,,„,
was 28,419,6261.
That the official value of all Imports into Great Britain,
in the year ending sth January, 1896, supposing the ImpOrts
from the East Indies (of which no account has yet been made
up) to be the same as in the preceding year, was 29,488,0721.
and on an average of six years, ending sth January, ;Sob, was
30,243,4171:
(t 7.) That the official value of British Manufaaures, ex,.
ported from Great Britain in the year ending sth January,
1803, was 26,993,1291. ; and on an average of six years, end-
ing' sth January, 1803, was 22,942,6001.
That the official value of. British Manufaaures exported
from Great Britain in the year ending sth January, 1806, was
25,003,3081. ; and on an average of six years, ending sth larut-
Ary, 1800, was 24,698,0581.
And that the real value of British Manufaaures, exported
in the year ending sth January, 1803, may be estimated at
43,500,6831. ; and in the year ending sth January, iSo6, at
41,068,9421.
(18.) That the official value of Foreign Merchandize ex-
ported from Great Britain in the year ending Oh January,
1893, after deducting the excess arising froth the valuation of
coffee, was 14,41-8,8371. and.on an average of six years, end-
ing the sth January, 1803, was 51,651,3331.
That the official value of Foreign •Meruhandize exported
from Great -Britain in the year ending sth Jan. tBo6, after de-
dueting the excess arising from the valuation of coffee, was
9.950;5081. and on an average of six years, ending sth JAIL
1806, was 11,685,7111.
(1-9). That in the year ending the sth Jan. tto,f, the num-
ber* British Vessels entered inwauls in Great Britain was
13,622 ; their tonnage 1,793,333 ; and the number of men
employed in them 108,669 : That the number of British
Vessels cleared outwards was 13,012 ; their tonnage 1,625,966;
and the number of men employed in them 102,427.
That in the yeax...:nding sth January, 1803, the number of
Foreign Vessels entered inwards in Great Britain, was 3,733 ;
'their tonnage 480,241 ; and the number of men employed in
:them. 27,737 :—And that the number of Foreign Vessels
cleared outwards was 3,332; their tonnage 461,823; and the
number of men employed in them 26,749 "
That in the year ending sth J anuary, 1806, the number of
British Ships entered inwards• in Great Britain was 11,409 ;
their tonnage 1,494,07 i; and the number of men employed
-ter navigate them 87,148 .—That the number of British Ships
cleared outwards, was-11,603 ; their tonnage
1,494,968 ; and
the number of men employed to navigate them("33B.
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• That in the year ending Sth January, 18c6, the number. of
Fbreign entered inwards in Great Britain was,-45.15 ;
Their tonnage 691,703 ; and the number of men emplOyed in
34,719 nnal¢cr of k*Fign Ships clew&

sum/Ards was 393 s ; their tonnage6os,64t ; ittd the number
of men employed in them 30,910.
(zo.) That the number of British Ships built and registered'
in the several Ports of the British Empire, in the year
ending sth January, 1803; was 12.81; their tonnage 137,5:8;
sth lanuary, 1804, - 1402 ; - - - - 135,3491
sthanuary, 1805, - 991; - - - 25,979;
sth January, 1806, - 9116; -•- 69,975;
Tbatthe total sum mho raisedincreat Britain, with-
in the year 1806, may beestimated as follows, viz.
Interest on Public Funded Debt, Charges of
Management, Sinking Fund, on the sth Feb. 1806, 26,330,985
Interest, Charges of Management, &c. to be-paid
between the sth Feb. 1806 and sth lant 1807, on
Stock created by I.oans of the present Session, to
the amount of 29,880,0001. atter dedu sing interest
on 5 per cent. 1797, paid oft' - 943,89.
Interest for Loans to the Emperor of Germany 497424--
Civil Government of Scotland, Pensions on Re-
venue,
Militia and Deserters Warrants, Bounties
for promoting Fisheries, itc. estimated to be the
same as the year ending sth January, 1806 -
Charges of Colleding and Management of the
Revenue, estimated to be the same as the year
ending sth (amity, iBO6 - • - 2,257,185
Proportion to be defrayeil by Great ,Britain, of
the Civil List and other charges on the Consolidat-
ed Fund of Great Britain, estimated to be thesame
as inThe year ending sth Jan. tBo6, 15-17ths of
1,82.7,1841. - -
Supplies voted 1806, for Great Britain
exclusively ..._ -
Supplies voted in 1806 for '
Great Britain be Ireland 43,737,910
Dedud proportion to be
defrayed by Ireland, vt7ths 5,14t,636
• -- 311,592,274
43,623,080
• Loan for 'the Service of Ireland - - 2,cloo,ocia
Sums to be raised parochially for the mainte-
nance of the poor, estimated to be the same as was
required in the year ending EaSter, 1803

Sorp,Bo6

1164,33 a

1,612,221

51246, 5c.6

Makin in the whole the ,sum of - ,C84,375,72s

' MAILS.
Aaai y!to-..1 Dublin; :1 Waterford. Dus-4 Hamburgh3
a Gottenburgh, z Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols 63 Ouinitun -

THE SQ. N.

SOLZM QUM DICERS FALTUY. ALIDEAT

L 0 N D 0 N,
FRIDAY, JULY 18, isofi.

BY the Lisbon Mail which arrived this morning,
we have received a Letter from that City, dated the
sth inst, which statesethat a Portuguese Vessel had
arrived there from Para, in the firazils, and that she
had met. with the- Squadron under the cornman4
of Admiral GUILLEATJMEZ and JEROME BoNAPARTE,
on the 14th of May, offthat Coast, apparently steer".
ing for Surinam or Trinidad: It is very probable that
the French Squadron might have been steering a
northerly course ; but if the accounts which w 9
have received of the state of the Force under their
command be corre&, they certainly are pot in a
`condition to make an attack upon either of theze
Settlements; it is much more likely that he would
endeavour to get into Martiniqat. It is almost
possible to conceive the objeet for which this Squa,
dron was originally dispatched from France, It
has now been at sea above 7 months, without having
attempted any enterprize of importantS, or having
done any serious injury to our Commerce. We enter..
tain the most sanguine hopes that it will be inter
cepted by some 9f our Squadrons. Sir RICHARD
STRACHAN was off Madeira early in June, and sail-
ed from thence for the Canaries, in the hope of ob!.
taining some information respe6ting this Squadron.
The Madrid Gi;zette of the 24th ult. contains an
account of an aelion «rhich was fought off ivica, be—
tween a Spanish Privateer, of 6 guns and 85 menA.
and the Englissh 'Ship Felicity; of 14 guns and 63
then, in which the latter was carried by boarding, af-:
ter having 19 men killed and 25 wounded. The Spa,
niards had only 5 men killed and 8 wounded. When
the most extraordinary account, published, in the
Madrid. Gazette, of the Battle of Trafalgar, is reool-
leeted," we shall be excused if we do not give implicit
credit to the above account ; we have no doubt but
that the force of the English Ship, and the los*
which she sustained, is very much exaggerated.

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THE following intelligence was this morning rem
ceived at Lloyd's :
" The Dundee, 46709 n, ..and Hunter, arrived off
Peterhead, report, that the. Dingwall, :of London,
and eighteen other Vessels, were captured at Green-
land, by two 44 gun Frigates.
" The Squadron under command of Sir Rictuaro
STRACHAN sailed from off Madeira on the 31st May
to the Southward: The lifoselle Sloop of War (one
of the Squadron) returned to Madeka on the 12th
June, froin 'off Teneriffe, and sailed again on the
14th ;' the Santa Margarita Frigate, with ten tiers._
sels,undei convoy for the West Indies, sailed from
Madeira the 2kl JOn.e. . • •

‘f Sir J. B. WARREN Squadron was off Madeir4
on the 19th of June."

Mr. Fox remains in a --state of progressive reco-
very, though it is by no means probable that he will
be able to enter upon public business with his usual
ardour for some time. Os colleagues, however,
are sufficiently apprized of his sentiments in all mat-
ters of impOrtance, and he is fully capable of taking
part with them in the discussion "of any imexpeCtea
difficulty which may occur in'the progress of the
Negotiation with the French Government:

Yesterday morning the DUKE Qf yORK arrived at
Windsor, and after transaaing some military busi-
ness, rode on horseback with. His MAJESTY and this
'ItINCESSES, attended by Lady A. CITAIDERLAND,
anti several other attendants. • '

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