The Sun.
London, England, 1822-01-09 00:00:00

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ABSTRACT of the NET PRODUCE•Of GREAT BRITAIN (exclus2
Property) in the Years and Quarters ended sth January,
or Decrease on' each head thereq: -- (Appeared yesterday.)

An ACCOUNT' of the PROD(
the War Duty on Malt,,
or Decrease on each hea,

ucE of the
) in the Ye,
sd theregf.

EXCISE DUTIES CY:GREAT BRI
IS and Quarters ended sth Jam

T. 111,1 (e-celasive of any ,irrears. received of
nary, 1821 and 1822, sheping the Increase

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1 ears emir, sth Jan. • Q.oirlers rod, 614 Jan. : • De- - •
1821. 1822. Increase. Decrease. -1821. - . 1822. ' lncrease. crea.e.• .
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Auctions
Beer
Bricks and Tiles. - I,‘:,>'l7' 125.046 • .• • • 97,171
Candles 310.043 332.188 22,145 68.720 67.815 • , 875
Coffee and Cocoa 387,551 361.445 23,109 94.276 93.708 568.
Cider, Perry and Verjnice ... 56,831 31,119' 22,765 9.408 5,746 ' 3.662
Glass..
Hides and Skins 574,012 569,217 4.795 127.813 • 126.491 . • 13
Hops 394,425 221.373 173.u52 ' 72,202 38,636 33.5566,66
Licenses , 698,788 683.811 • 14,974 . 482,711 7470511 - ' '
Matt ' 4.782,073 - 5,013.697 231,624 - 985,712 1;0',8917 103.235
Paper
Pepper 141,062 140.839 223 .41,56( • 40.916 - - 1.311
Printed Goods . 577,699 569.820 7,879 . 241,136 45,279 - 197,157
Salt -• 1,529.862
.1,536.311 26,479 323.027 33,1,955 7,928
Soap.. ,• ' 928.602 1.021.030 92,428. ' 258,747 953,828 - 4919
Britili
,358 104,201 .
Spirits Foreign • ' 2 349.975 2,247,669 102,306 589.571 659,962 70.391 . •
Starch 50,013 54.098 4,085 11.544 19,926 1,382
Stone Bottles 2.117 . 2,557 440 • - • 809 •• 661 148
Sweets.
.940 . 889 51
Tea
Tobacco and Snuff .9,488,876 2,360,625 128,251 5;;0.067 555 038 - 5,099
Vinegar. 40.315 43,348 3,233 15,,37958 897.
Wine
,944.501 935,881 8,680 2438 286.69-1 43,216
Wire 10,319 10,325 6 2,311 •• - 2,541 1149 .-
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26,364.703 126,546,115 ' 713.707 531,995 6,315,737 . 6.390.789 436,053 361,001
Deduct Decrease 531,995
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......-----. i Deduct Decrease...:.... 361,001
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Increase on the Year . 181,712 —
•1 Increase on the Qoartee.. 75.052 •
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INCOME and GIIARGE of the CONSOLIDATED FUND in the Quarter ended sth Jan. 1822.—(Appeared yesterday.)
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE, result of these events, is the perfect tranquillity
—xi...—. which prevails here • in Madrid, where not the
MADRID, DEC. 24.—You will see in the Jour- slightest symptom of fermentation is perceptible.
nals the result of the important discussion which . All is quiet in: .Gailicia ; and as for the Insur-
for two days past occupied the Cortes. The gents of Navarre, they do not excite any anxiety,
for the Governfflent has- sent hnposing forces to
conduct of that assembly has been such as it
ought to be ; but its firmness Would not be so that province : the troops put in motion are don-
useful, if the decision could not be sup Ported by ble the number necessary to exterminate the In-
force, if necessary. Provision is accordingly surgents.—W ith regard to the Ministry, it is re-
ps its ported that the King will not dismiss any of them
making for that purpose, by assembling troops
the Sierra Morena. The Government has sent until his' authority has been every where re-esta-.
orders to call out the militia under arms,- and it blished, and the officers appointed by him ad-
s resolved at all rises to make the - illegal autho- mitted to the exercise .of their functions. lie
- rities submit.—Every thing, how-ever, seems to will then, probably, change two or three of the
Ministers. indicate that these preparations -will be nonaces-

MADRID, DEC. 24.—You will see in the Jour-
nals the result of the important discussion which
for two days past occupied the Cortes. The
conduct of that assembly has been such as it
ought to be ; but its firmness Would not be so
useful, if the decision could not be sup Ported by
force, if necessary. Provision is accordingly
making for that purpose, by assembling troops in
the Sierra Morena. The Government has sent
orders to call out the militia under arms, and it
s resolved at all ris4irs to make the - illegal autho-
rities submit.—Every thing, however, seems to
indicate that these preparations -will be unneces-
sary. We are this evening assured that the Au-
thorities of Seville, finding they had no support
to rely on, have,. written to the Authorities ap-
pointed in their place, that they are ready to
surrender to them the command of the province.
What Seville does, Cadiz will do; fur it is the
same faction that has set the proceedings ageing
at both places. It even appears that the people
of Cadiz are weary of .the men who. have occa-
sioned all these troubles; and what contributes
to remove all apprehension respecting the final

Extract of a Letter from Deal, Jan. 7:—" I
understand the Comet brig, Captain BE %LES,
which left this yesterday for Smyrna, is loaded
with ammunition for the Turks, and that she
carries 30,000 shot, and 'a variety of articles of
the first necessity. I cannot but hope that the
Greek cruisers may fall in with this brig, and
that the British flag will not be allowed to cover
these war supplies to the Turks against our
Christian brethren in G reece."