The Sun.
London, England, 1823-04-03 00:00:00

Four Thousand Eight Hundred Pounds.

An ESTIMATE of the Sum which may be wanted for His
Majesty's Foreign and oth,:r Secret Services, for the year 1823.
Fifty Thousand Pounds.

An ACCOUNT of the Sum that will be wanted, in the present
Year, to defray the Expences incurred for Printing, by Order
of the Conunissioners for carrying into execution the Measures
recommended by the House of Commons, respecting the Re.
cords of the Kingdom.
Ten Thousad One Hundied and Forty-seven Pounds Thirteen
Shillings and Elevvn-pence.
An ESTIMATE.of the Sum that may probably be wanted to
defray the Charge:for Printing Acts of Parliament, for the
Two Houses of Parliament, for the Sheriff's, Clerks of the
Peace, and Chief Magistrates. throughout the United King-
dom, and for the acting JuStices throughout Great Britain;
also, for Printing Bills, Reports Evidences, and other Papers
and Acconnts for the House of Lords • for the year 1823.
Seventeen Thousand iounds.

An ESTIMATE of the Expence that may be incurred in the
Year 1823, for Printing 175 Copies of the 78th Volume of
Journals of the Honourable House of Commons, being for
the,prescnt Session of Parliament.
Three Thousand Five llundrud Pounds.

An ESTIMATE of the Sum that flay be want2d to defray the
Fspenee of Printing the Votes of the Honourable House of
Commons, during the present Session of Parliament.
Three Thousand Five Hundred Pounds.

•
An ACCOUNT of the Sum that will be wanted for the Defi-
ciency of the Grant for 1822, for defraying the ixpence of
Printing the Votes of the Honourable }louse of Commons,
during the last Session of Parliament.
Eighty-eight Pounds Eight Shillings.

An ESTIMATE of the Sum that may be wanted to defray the
Expence of Printing Bills, Reports, and other Papers, by
order of the Honourable !loused Commons, during the pre-
sent Session of Parliament. -
Twenty Thousand Pounds.

An ESTIMATE of the Expence that may be incurred for
Re-printing Journals and Reports of the „Honourable 'louse
of Commons, in the Year 10n.
'Three Thousand Pounds.

An ESTIMATE of the Sum 'which may be wanted for the
Year 1823, to enable Ilia Majesty to grant Relief to Toulon-
ese and Corsican Emigrants, Dutch Naval Officers, St Do-
'pingo. Sufferers, and others who have heretofore received
Allowances from Ills Alajeaty, and who, from Services per.
fdrmed, or Losses sustained in the British Service, have spe-
cial Claims upon his Alajesty'sjustice and liberality.
Toulonese Emigrants - . ..C4,765 0 0
Corsican Do -, • - - . - 3,195 0 0
French and other Persons having special Claims 5,,540 0 0
Dutch Naval Officers - - - 1,150 0 0
St. Domingo Sufferers - . - 1,500 • 0 0

£16,150 0 ,0
Sixteen Thousand One Hundred and Fifty Pounds,
Clear of all Fees and all other Dedtieticnrs.

An ESTIMATE of the Sum which may be wanted for the
Relief of American Loyalists, for the Year 1823.
Seven Thousand Pouads.
Clear of Pees and all other Deductions.

An ESTIMATE of the Sun which may be wanted to defray
the Expence of confining and maintaining Criminal Lunatics,
for the Year 1823.
Three Thousand Three Hundred and Six Pounds Ten Shilings,
Clear of Fees and all other Deductions.

An ESTIMATE of the Sum which may be required, in the
Year 1823, for paying the usual Allowatices to Protestant
Dissenting Alinisters in England, poor French Protestant
Refugee Clergy, poor French Protestant Refugee Laity, and
sundry small. Charitable and other Allowances to the Poor of
St. Martin's-in-the-fields, and others.
Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England X 1,695 17 0
Poor French Protestant Refugee Clergy - 1,673 17 0
Ditto - Laity - 2,200 0 0
Poor of Martin's-in-the. Fields, et al. - 1,166 14 10

X 0,738 8 10
Six Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty-six Pounds Eight
Shillings and Tenpence.

BLACK' SCHOOLMASTERS.—Among the present-
ments by a late Charleston Grand Jury was the
following most liberal and Christians We
present, as a grievance, the number of schools
which are kept within the City by persons of
colour, and believe that a City Ordinance, pro-
hibiting under severe penalties such persons from
being public instructors, would meet with general
approbation !"