The Sun.
London, England, 1832-01-06 00:00:00

CHARGE.

Exchequer Annuities
South Sea Company
Bank on their Capital
Dividends
National Debt
Trustees for the payment of Naval
and Military Pensions
Civil List
Pensions
Other Charges

Surplus

Exchequer Bills issued for the Conso-
lidated Fund, at Oct. 10, 1831, and
paid off' out of the growing produce
of the said Fund in the Quarter
ended sth Jan., 1832,, after deduct-
ing 400,0001. cancelled by the Com-
missioners for the reduction of the
National Debt, per Act 10 Geo. 4,

c.
Surplus at Jan. 5, 1832
Issued out of the Consolidated Fund,
on account of the Supplies granted for
the service of the year 1831

Total at sth Jan., 1832, to be provided
for by an issue of Exchequer Bills
charged on the growing produce of
the Consolidated Fund in the Quar-
ter ending the sth April, 1P.32

£1,744

89125
8,108,,33
547,281

80,452
164,472

9,1,73,259
2,8(18,6,25

11,882,184

3,672,057

4,478,206

.f!,6TI

81,556
89,125
8,091,357

127,500
09,500
179,351

8,1'60,000
3,672,057

12,332,057

5,620,102

606,149

5,626,251

It has been currently reported in Bristol that
several prisoners charged with riotous assembling have
subpoenaed Sir CHARLES WETHERELL.
Much has been accomplished by the year of
grace, or disgrace, 1831. We have a new Parliament,
new Peers, a new bridge, a new bankrupt court, in addi-
tion to the old peers, piers, bankrupts, and Loan MAYOR.
We have a new great wkale, and a new great seal to attract
our wonder;—the majors and minors seem coming to a
conclusion ; our old men see visions ; our old women dream
dreams ; our young ladies for once plead guilty to the gift
of tongues, and our newspapers do prophesy—we have had
a Bishop hanged Ift Newgate, and twenty in effigy ; we
have had a coronation in Westminster Abbey, and two i❑
the patent theatres; a man of genius has received public
honour in England during his life time; lions have roared
en the boards of Drury, and tigers prowled at ----- but
we forbear!—Court Journal.

To show the insufficiency offlogging toprevent
crimes, we need only to state that there is a boy in the
calendar of the Surrey Sessions, charged with robbing a
till, who was publicly flogged not more than three weeks
ago the way, we should like to
know why this boy
E
senottyransported ? But the Sur_
:y
Magistratesfo
have their own way (to u.e a Yankee
phrase)
a similar)of. .t
d
yi s offnefying.
SUICIDE.-- --. CULLAM, Esq., of Kings-
winford, a special constable during the late disturbance in
the collieries, and a principal witness against the men now
in Stafford gaol, charged with rioting, &c., put a period to
his existence, by shooting
own residence, whilst the family were at church.—Mid-
land Representative. himself on Sunday last, at his

HORRIBLE MURDER.—On Friday night
last, a man named DILLON was invited to drink by two
others, in a public-house, in Ballycorick, near Kildysart,
county Clare; after taking some liquor he left the house in
their company, and on going into the street, a third man
came up and struck him with a stone a. he stood between
the others ; he was then most barbarously murdered. The
men in whose company he was are in custody; the other
has for the present escaped. The cause assigned is DIL-
LON'S having sworn informations against three men for the
murder of Sergeant ROBlNSON.—Limerick Herald.