The Sun.
London, England, 1834-04-04 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PAPER•

WAYS AND MEANS', AND SLIPPLr ,A.ES•
(MONEY IN THE EXC ;„1,
AN ACCOUNT of the Total AmountHEQUER.) of MONEY Which, on
r
the sth of January 1834, was in the EXCHEQUER'
remained to be received on account of WAYS and MEANS'hp,
also, of the several SUMS of MONEY which would Probably
to be defrayed on account of the SUPPLIES of theOf
undermentioned Years respectively ; and the SURPI'V', -
the WAYS and MEANS at the Disposition of Parliament
Ways and Means applicable to the Outstanding 51
Supplies of the undermentioned years £7,838,412
OUTSTANDING SUPPLIES.
1825-1826 £2,i 27 6 3
1827 B5 1 at
1828 2O 8 3
1929 3 10 2
18.10 7,318 5 71
1831 117,382 2
1832-33 419,2::318 2f
1833-34 6,430,158 19 0 11 21

7 276,249 ...
--L.,______....-.

Surplus Ways and Means (424,22.51.65. I ld. in-
cluded, being the unappropriated Balance of
the Navy Grant 1632-33) at the disposition of 162 11 3
Parliament L56.'"
T. SPRING
Whitehall Treasury Chambers, March 24, 1834.

ford

The East India Company's shill
He She
-
shire arrived off Eastbourne
China on the 13th Dec.,Helena on the 12t11
—ec., and St.
February.
The sentence by default pronounced against
.General Romarino, and the other Sardinian subjects
who took part in the atteof February last, has
mpt
just been published. They have been found .
of leze-majesty, on the 2d inst.
and are ordered be delivered over
to the chief executioner, to be by to
ducted on
a him e°l-1 • 's
court or market-day, with halters round their neck s+
places
by the open squares, and other accustomed
of Chambery, to the place of execution, to be there
hung upon a gallows erected for the purpose, till they.
are dead. They are further sentenced to pay a fine of
50,000 livres, and declared to have incurred the
penalties affixed to highway jobbers of the first class,
amongst whom their names are to be enrolled.--
Galignani's Messenger. Ae left
WONDERFUL SEA LEOPARD.'---A won-
derful and amphibious animal made its appearance at
the wharf of Mr. Henry Morrisby, on Sunday after-
noon. Mr. Morrisby writes:—" As there were
several gentlemen here, on a party of pleasure, tilya.
made after it in their boat across the bay, and succeeded
in driving it on shore, and with the assistance of my,
self killed it. It weighed above five hundred pounds;
and measured between nine and ten feet long ! I go,
four gallons of oil out of it. Dr. Scott came byt:ei" ~.,
the time I was skinning it, and took a fattcY,t° Ile
head, Which I sent to him this morning. -'''

Colonist.
t\hv o'clock
rarrival
re
Antwerpniv thisa.lTavern,
DOVER,ota hmfv
eehorAir
nnsc,PGi
ni
where
rgi
Cinque
tuceLhere
eet
hgr
.2heuoe. —Shortly
at
ts
el
thearo,
:hr tefoehlliey,vaigel
received
fithntsbteg
tyaernsan:e,gul
teLiuNciehr
arid;
of honour from the 73d rertirneat. The Court
and the only
of of Manage was then opened in due form;
business we have heard that took place was the re,ars
ing. or altering a by-law, which passed some ye .
since, relative to the Dover and Deal pilot cutters,o WI
which the cutters were alternately obliged to ac IT!
to the other for the number of pilots each shipped
s;
st,el_
instance, if the Dover cutter shipped a score pilotr,.
aa,'
was then obliged to lay by until the Deal cutteashth:
brought up the arrears, or shipped as many
_,,,
Dover. They may now indiscriminately ship as 04
as each can without restriction. After the businessrou..
the Court was over the Duke inspected the ha b,u,.:
and works, and then returned to Walmer Castle. "
morrow his Grace holds a Harbour Sessions.
in_tThiHs
and
dLEaAnDeigThbßoAurDinEg.
time
odTuenphtryee depressed, din,
a iocnilaissgi tdoteep.,°:cti
rlin:
state of the lead trade and the town of
particular,te
oumsAmerica,tan ee hoaf sanb
de manye
others
almosthoferistsremoved
ienmhhaoalvbf
ei dtdaenpttoospthuhal
eavti
cenodga by e Yi
1, t r
ia
et
tescl,
distrh
has,
in search of employment. The value of property aid
of course, been greatly deteriorated, and there are aid
to have been 200 empty dwellings in that small t° has
We are happy to state that such an improvement its
lately taken place, as to revive, in some measutate
former activity, and to afford hope of the ult!7oor,
restoration of the town and trade of Alston 01, via
Two years ago, lead was as low as 121. per ton, naLai
understand it has lately been sold in this neighbour
u""
at upwards of 181. per ton.—Newcastle Journal.
w 1 .sclai
AWFUL FATALITY. On ~et.iic i.,
onmorningchildren 1a st , an
edbaeerpi
being
grearbublneewr
tfesatltloa,
wl i
tnthy,
eioccurrednethisld estcounty taou fadvhiefstateet:ittri:ocLi/seat
,::
girl about nine years old, having
sdrominek,towinadonvtehrteetnotplyofptlhaecebdedt,h
,s„h immediately p
the shrieks of
nited. The father being attracted Y
he fire by ulling
the children, endeavoured to suppress tl3 n-
down added to the en
down the tow, but unfortunately only
children of the house and the mother were so complew id
go
overcome by the smoke, that Egan with difficulty. 4
oftpa,..niuhcisliys:iaopwinurhespsosaetinbgnatetielni.ueg—vnedhLdei
mirthmsakiemerlefic:nhohbiSsbyetafadehlr. .re, ' " 4 '
He
anwTasyhe mother and remaining child are in S g
two of the other children were, shockirg -°,
French army, who was taken
the
T latterhere andiat
lately
ye
returned
ttuhrened children.top a r
iThe
reldestte:rolin.
fl agrat i o n , the straw
I,3ib).oisitbo,:::
burnt to a cinder. The house was completely el
insole:
the
Napoleon agains*, ''eargr
sent
communication into
iiiisd a to f
eimaking any
ter i i
~anbd 1 e ungdern e
jagt
f his captivity never found a single oprortultiol his
andC
rejected him as an imposter, for in additiell to the
changes effected by time and suffering, he had seed br
scars on his face, which was still further disfigurno the
a false nose, made of metal. A peculiar mark -other'
left arm, however, being recognised by the I'loloo
fully identified him, and secured him acknowle4oo of
and the reinvestment in his property, the posses°, 00
stanceewi
presumption
oh ui cshiy hrae d
will,
refused
übsi been
oedifns
wihnpesthdnaoadAhesei delivered
celddtriitantd,
hveaheepeva
afford
et
pmapl
auraytl
appearance
,grthadonhiirnerr.ne.fd:toaoteatttu
nntoyHvohtahcceuieiedtceroorshu:tupf;iiwtpoFnstrmosaooi
rchfitttoof
Ica
rpdehtnrishtdure4gfst.heoseo.
nteesiatmosphere relations
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ti
,ierrle
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~
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bPai 1
:hi
ci
tt
ibbi°ar; :
Ibp,etoei?
,1
thehasp.—ParisPaper.
bunches, and also a want of size and celeuTircl 7,,^.1?it;
tsobbcdahoceaesuectir berries,
giusoesincol losteh:no:SdgoeiniosPodrfhmloodErrrwebei
es: yers.
osobmseerveadttrtibhuatteetalgy dfoisrecasedegrtoapaeswaranet oifnaigre•
nesr:lrafpreees
from this disease, and that it never occurs tat 50100
grown in the open air, and having found t,hae frolft..,
bunches Immediately over a steam-pipe were lf_eatile "
it, I have come to the conclusion that the 'the ;i1"
stagnation of cold moist air, and the rerneclY tomer
plication of heat to such an extent (eYO in rs,, Olt,'
when the weather is cloudy) as to admit ere'lasion 1
day of opening the windows sufficiently to oeenctise"
free circulation of air. This plan has been Pr'
with complete success—Gardeners' Ma9azine.