The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-09 00:00:00

Inereve. on the Year..

ABSTIUCT of the Net PEODUCE of the REVENUE of GREAT BRITAIN, exclusive of the Arrears of War Duty
on Malt and Property, in the Years and Quarters ended sth. April, 18.18,- and sth April, ISI9, showing the
Increase or Decrease on each Head thereof.

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Year ended April 5. . - . Quarters end.Arril 5. •
Increase. Decrease.
Increase. i Decrease.
1818. 1 1819. I f , , I • 1,618. I 1819-
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rtisfoms • 9,852,848 10,111,912 259,064 .. 1 Customs
Excise
Stamps.... ........ ... 6,433,569 6,373,268' ... 60,301 1 Stamps
Post-OP-Ice, 1.32,000 ; 1,358,000 ... ! Post Office - 3.55,000 10,090' ..,
Assessed 'faxes ... 6,176,:'339 16,135,:26 ... • 41,415 ! Assessed Taxes': 917,414 835,2.16' ••• " 82,168
Land Taxes. . ' 1,187,065 ! 1,179,827 ••• 7,238 i Land Taxes ...... I 178,295 148,440 •• • 29,855
Miscellaneous • ,i 67,517 • 570,074 . 97,473 j Miscellaneous • , 73,270 75,245 1.975 ...
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145,685,915 48,619,030 . 5,169,540 206,425 110,49:ck7 10,481,91'; :36-03'. i 150-u25
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Deduct Decreas-.L..
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,Itcrease in the Year ! 3,965,115 - llncrease in Que,r+....r i 2,5',.:709 i
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FUND, in Quarters ended 541 .4pr: , 1819.

CH AGE.

Exchequer AnnnitieF
South Sea Company
Bank on their Capital
DAidends
National Debt
Civil List ;
Pensions
Imperial Annuities
Other Charges
Bank Management

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/

2:5,749
15:3,436

89.125
5,75'1,686
2,954,699
257,000
116,000
:9,175
179, 560
252,552

X 9,170,000
9,621,700

Incothe, as on opposite Page

Deficiency

148,200

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Deficiency as above - - 148,300
Deficiency at sth January, 1819, made good by
issue of Bills'," paid off' Out of the growing pro-
duce of the April Quarter - - 3,364,866
Bills deposited in the Tellers' Chest to answer a
like .:444,,uutit, issued out of the grow)tig produce
of the same cut after - - 2,637,000

Total amount to be provided for by Bills
charged on the growing produce of the
fitly Quarter, 1819 . - 6I 150 16

THE KING'S ROYAL CHARITY, Sfc.

On Monday and Tuesday was distributed, at the
Almonry-office,Scotland-yard, under the direction
of. the Lordfligh Almoner, and the Rev. Dr. Page,
Sub-Almoner, by Mr. Hanby, the Secretary to .the
Lord High Almoner, and Nrr. Jones, the Groom, his
Majesty's Royal Bounty, of five shillings each, -to
800 poor people. They were selected from the most
distressed cases which are sent.-in for relief at this
sensbn of the. year. Yeiterday being Maunday
Thurstiay,"e temporary building, or long wide room,
was_erecied in Privy-Gardens, at the back of White-
hall Cisa,el, for the morning. distribution of the
Royil Boirty, and two.lo!:,g tables, with- forms to
accommodate.Bl at each (the King beine in his 81st
.37efir) ; 81 men were statiooeil at one table, and 81
women at the tither,. A party of +he Yeomen Puard,
its t•htir toll ~mourning uniform for the late Queen, at-
tended. At twelve o'clock a piece of beefy about two
pounds.and a half,. and R kat of bread, were distr..i.
hilted in each person. Aftet ti,at, a large wooden'
bokyl, cort:tining a salmon, t wo cod-fish, eighteen
herrings, and four loaves of bit'acl, were given to each
person, who draidc the King's health in a small wooden
.bowl of ale. Every thing ‘t as. conducted with the
greatest regolarity by Mr. Hanby, the Secretary.
The Rev. Dr. Page attended, inspected the whole,

said grace, and offered an appropriate prayer. In
the-afternoon, net een two and 'three o'clock, the
poor people assembled' in the Gallery of Whitehall
Ch apel.
At three o'clock Mr. Renshaw commenced a vo-
luntary on the organ, which accompanied the pro-
cession of the officers of the Maunnay, and other
Royal officers, all of 'them in large white scarfs and
sashes, carrying large nosy nays. The Rev. • Mr.
Holmes, the Rev. Mr Beckwith, the Rev. Mr.
['ridden, &c. a party of the Yeomen Guard, one of
their carrying on head 4 large grim(' Corman:iimi
dish, in which were red and white leather purses,
containing a It Bank-note, awl as many silver pen-
ny-pieces as the King is years old, followed. A
service then commenced, which was lead by thr
Rev, Mr. ivLore. At the end of a cr train pat t the
.::,un-Almorrer and the Officers of the Aluroury,.
canded the Gallery. and distributed to the men a
pair of stockgs. and -a pair or shoes each. A
short anthem was th,n sung,: when woollen awl
linen cloth were distributed to each man, and they
and the women received the purses. The whoh
concluded by drinking the King's be.,lth in a snmi;
wooden butyl of wine, and a siwilar pnrtion of vit
was afterwards given to each man and
partakers of the jitoyal Bounty, -to drink •the'liing**