The Sun.
London, England, 1835-08-15 00:00:00

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTS.

The following were the Accounts alluded to by the CrrAx-
CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER in his Financial SZatetnent of lag.
night :

(A. I.)—REDUCTION TAXES SINCE 111 E WAR,lirps ' •
Nut.
238,517,000
TS - 6,11.L1.0. 0 5,(1i1,854
ALED OR LI.IPOSEI).
P,A;. ('.'ros,: Net.
1Z ePeated”.....Z 1,7..t1,0 0

Total Amount
lieduclon during last Four Ycui
(A.2I—TAXES REPS:
1531. Gross Net
Rvpealeil £.3,1a9,0.10 £I,SSS,POO
Imposed 62;,U(K) 627,00

Reduction.— 1,7:15,1:0 1,532,ft°'

Reduction... 2,561,000 9(50,01;1

I epealed X 754,( 00 X 747,r et
I a. posed 44,, 00 44,03

1531.
Repea1ed....:.£2,145,1100
Imposed..

Reduction... 710,000 7030 0,

:eduction... 1,0.16,000 I,Stitl,, oti
Gross. Net.
Tctal Reduction 16;454,001 £3,i,li l mai
(A. 3.- AVER.AUE GRANTS IN SU) PLY, .
Four years ending 1£321
.1;15,5P2.,.001
—le2;')
IS'.?9
----.-- 1833
Average of two years, LEM, 1835 1401;,00u
(A. 4.)—EXTRAORDINARY CHARGES FOR, PRESENT YEAR.
Houses of Parliament (in consequence of fire) ... ........ ....,Et39,70
Dublin Docks (lire)
Danish Claims
Polish Refugees
tievising Barristers, I£V. 5
County Rates
British Museum (Antiquities) t
Education in" Slave Colonies 25,001
Dominica Hurricane

C 136,000

(B. I.)—BALANCE SHEET, .Arint If:
X4ti,c87,000
4.i,185,000

1-corn,
Expenditure

Surplus
BALANCE SHEET, JULY 15:33

902,(k.'0

biome
Expenditure 4C45.5,0(6
44,a31,0, 0

Surplus 1,205,000
R. 2.)—ESTIMATED INCOME AND EXPENDITURE FUR YEAR
ENDING AUGUST' 5, 1635,
INCOME.
1&35.
Customs ;C19,183,000
Excise 1:3,t+0,000
Stamps
Taxes 4,312,000
Post (Vice
Miscellaneous

4 ~eco
1:;,::70,1 JOO
6,9,40,000
3,601,0 0
1,504),0oto
200,000

46,087,0j0
EXPENDITURE.
Interest on Debt, funded and unfunded ..-C28,540,000
Miter charges on Consolidated Fund 0
Alum d Grants
Estimated Income 45,5.50,000
Estimated Expenditure

4.5,550,(P00

Estimated Surplus
83 ) 000
(13.3.) -INTEREST AND MANAGEMENT ON WEST INDI A LOA N.
Annual Ckarge.
I l
101.,875
h,2:41

Consols .
Reduced
Annuity
Management on ;..0 1. per Minion

Charge on 15,000,(00/.
5,000,0. 01.

.557,13t1
153,713

Charge on 20,000,c0ni .

i ~?~,r3

EXCISE CONSUMPTIuN.
•
Average of three years eliding 1834. Increase.
Aictions .£6,0(19,000 A:7B9,IINi ...., l2 p2T tent,
Bricks No. 1,005,410,(NlO
Glass Cwt. 5.25,000
Hops lb. 94,753;0.0 6,834,000
Licences N 0.507,000 ... 20,000
Malt Bushels 31,613,1W0 1,049A:0
Paper lb. 66,, . ~0,10 4,65:j1.00 .........7
- 11Iillboard .....,.('wt. 44,00)
- Stained Yards 7,554,003 1,283,000 ......... 17
t.oap, Hard lb. 125,733,6 )
- soft lb. 10,820,000 Dec. 40.000 not 1 per emit.
Spirits ............Gallons 21,725,ot,O
Tea lbs. 31,:X.3,000 5,7,:,00., .....».. Is
Vinegar Gallons 2,8-'2,000

The " Budget" yesterday excited very little interest,
judging from the appearance of the Commons' gallery end
lobby. In the former some 20 or 30 persons only were assem-
bled by six o'clock (it was somewhat fuller afterwards), and
the latter was deserted, except by some few Members who
promenaded there for the benefit of gossip and the air. In
former times the gallery was crowded by noon ; sovereigns
were given for front places ; and as to the lobby, it was a re-
gular and boisterous " Stock Exchange" for the evening.
MISS MITFORD'S NEW WORK " BELFORD.
REGIS."—" Miss Mitford has here put forth more of that
strength which, as a dramatist, she was known to possum;
wore tragic interest, deeper pathos, and a more sustained de-
velopement of life and character, than in any of her former
works. Sh'e has given us incident, plot, and glimpses of strong
conflicting influences—ambition, pride, envy, passion, and af-
fection, so touched as to demonstrate how they might have,
been worked out on a larger scale with pre-eminent effect;
and these qualities, combined with the greater earnestness of
style in which they are displayed, mark this as her best ai
most deeply-interesting work.' ,
—Athenceunt.
When a Scandinavian Chief fell in battle his body
.was always burnt, and wife, domestics, and war-house. were
likewise consumed with him, it being right that he gltr Aid en.
ter Odin's Hall properly attended,