The Sun.
London, England, 1826-07-06 00:00:00

THE REVENUE.

Years ended July d.

._

12,`167,901 16,131,912
4578,1417773 ,
17,65,1751,962
0,933, , 9:
1,497,000 1,518,000
4,983,608 1,691,327
.165,477 . 651,227
-- - --.-- •

Increase.

ctiaoms ..................
japes .....................
tOsmt
Taxes ...................
311seellaneous ........

19,6'26,194
Deduct

Decrease on the Year

Quarters ended July 5,

Custom,
Excise
Stunts
Post Mice
Thee.,
......

laza
4,2.19,845
1,822,646
MD, 000
2,036,286
80, DA

DeerP:ase on the Quarter...

.INCWME.

Quarters ontkdy 5.
1825 I 18'28

...........................................................
.......... ........
Excise.— ................................................
....................................
...... .................
.....................
..........

2,931,107
4,210,f11.5
1,822,111
369,M0
'2,038,2 SI
80,105

3,704,828
4,108,915
1,403,498
34,041)
1,r5,160
239,82(5

•
Tontine Money .............................m
.....
To Cash 'brOught to this Account fro the
Ways and Means to replace the like Sum
issued out of the growing produce of the
Consolidated Fund in Ireland, tier
Services, in the. Quarter ended sth April,

11,291

11,990,22'7
11,290

399,870

31.

Quarters ended Ji

CIIARGI:.

Exchequer Annuities
..
South Sea Company ....... ........
..................
DBank on their Capital ............. . ..........
, Natividends .......... .......................... . .........
ional Debt .......... „.
Trustees for the Payment of Naval :And Mi
,litary Pensions....... . .
.........
Pensi• ..........
Civil List ............ ..............
0ther0n5.....................................
Chargea..."... ..................................

2,,3,53

~i'7il'3

89..g?r?1 89,
smo,z2 8,475,
1,211,800

212,500
89672
327,R17

Surplus ........................

'4308,919
111'

ll,s99Jii ri

We received last night Paris Papers of Monday
with the Etoile , dated Tuesday morning, extracts of.
which will be found in another column.
The 'toile contradicts the assertion of the Journal
des Debat4 that St. Sebastian will be completely
evacuated, but admits, that the number of French
troops in. Spain, is going to be diminished, and adds,
that it is thought that this change- be made next
month. The Tigkisli Commissioners ,had, not: left
Constantinople on the Bth, the date of the last accounts
received at Bucharest. from that city.
,c./Ptameu Forms. —Five per Cents. 981..60c.; S per Cents.
'l' 85a.; per Cent. Annuities, 1100 f.; Bank Stock 2012 f.;
Neapolitan' Rentes, 72f. 75e. ; Rentes d'Espagne, ; 'Spanish
LOC% 454..--Exchange on London, One Month, 25f., 60c.;
Three,Months, 25f. 40r.

The Journal ties Debats gives some account of
the proceedings of Lord COCHRANE. it is stated
that his Lordship cruized for some time off Cape St.
Vincent, until he had collected all his veSsels,. eight in
number, soine of•which carry Perkins' steam 68
pounders. His Lordship's. own ship, the Perse-
verance, is said `to be a steam-vessel of 400 tons ; and
the whole fleet is expected to reach the Grecian seas
about. the 25th June, or the Ist instant. General
LA LLEM ANDI it is also stated, had entered into
the service of Crreece. He had considerable. funds at
for disposal, and was in treaty, in the United States,
'or ihe purchase of two frigates, in which he and his
companions were to cross the
the4present.sunner. Atlantic before the close
Die

...
.ei apers of the 4th instant have been received,
but their contents are entirely uninteresting. We
d not print for the perusal of our readers a long
Decree, issued on the 27th June, by the King of the
NETHERLaxna, authorising the publishing and ob-
serving in his kingdom of servance of the a Papal 131111, for the ob-
Roman Catholic: Jubilee. His Ma-
jesty, however,,guaids against its being construed as
approving of those clauses or formulaa
variance with the constitutional which were at
principles of the king-
dom, the freedom of religion, or the franehises of the
Netherland Catholic Church.
Violent storms have been experienced in several
Nit uf ' Rolland. Wiring a tremendous one on Sa-
t.,l,l,rday last, the steeple of the Great Church at the
turd w
struck by the lightning, which was how-
ever fortunately carried off by the conductor, and only
a small tower damaged. Private houses were also
6trtivk the utile day, but no lives were lost. ,
, New York Papers to the 10th ult.
later date (being two days
than tho'se beibre received) reached us Wit
'light., liec"ne
contain •
a.
y few additional circumstances
eteel with the insurrection of General Pit EZ ii
Colombia, but, are otherwise uninteresting.
We ji,

~ave much satisfaction in being able to an-
nounce that the Board of
4esire Admiralty, with that zealous
which they have r)latlifested for some years for
the adAneeraeot of liydrographical and scientific know-
ledge): liaxa determined on fitking out, another expedi-
tion to the Arctic Seas. The direction and immediate
objects of the intended expedition, however are. Oil-
ferent froni thoSe of the.forther voyages, and the: pro-
'motion of the 'interests of our fisheries forms a very
material inducement for the, present iindertakg„
1 To,the disgrac'e of the ve,. our knowledge of Sit
I)erfellis alnioak,cntirely confined to its western cast,
ant It wide field for discovery remains unexplored' on
the eastern
.shores. of ' that island. The first object,
‘therefore,c.r the intended expedition is the survey of
'tB 'eaternoast, Avhere it is expected that new and
rollfic'fishing ground inav be discovered, which will
thelll44itti-witit great benefit' to ournorthein Fishery,
, 84M) cuia -! tite western. side of Spittbergen being

ratifying result of the financial statements has not
been produced by any eieltiOns on the part of the
qqy,frprent to enforce the payment of the sunts due,
6(4141, on the other ,hand they have, afforded to all
partier that considerate relief and extension of time for
'aking payments, which is not less consistent with the
ultimate. interest of the country, than with those prin.. ciples of justice and that liberal regard for individual
interes4 which characterize the measures of his MA.
JESTY'S present Administration.

,„:• -
41$61111ACT of the Nvt-Paont7et; of the REVEMIF. of GIMAT PRITA IN,
the. Yeaas and QuaatEas ended Sthly, 1815 and IS'
. the Increase or Deerea,:e on each head thereof. shewing

!Deerrage.

3,866,973
- 5,826,911
- 21,002 '282,979

I %%xi
255,820

47,397,726 1 4,1'7'3,793 18,402,261
ti t:reuse , 4,173,793

2,V2B,ing

I le tease. IDecrea.ie

3,708,13 •-• 22(1,8.19,
4,198)915 I s%ft
1,603498
2191•93
574,000 5,0')
1,975,150
61,1126
2*" 159,722

19,493,522 .12,00(1i.27.
Deduct . 75961:47
_ 2

I 493,2t0s

INCOME and CHARM:Pen the'CONSOLIDATRD FUND in the QUAhriasi
olld'ed sth July 1825 awl 1826.,