The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-02 00:00:00

B. 2.

(Extracted from the printed paper B 1.)
Total income of four years-1823, 1924, 1825, and
1826 £229,20-1,260

, .
TOtal expenditure for the same period, exclusive of
Sinking Fund 209,24.2,15-2

Surplus applicable to the Sinking. Fund of 1943-4-5-6 £19,5162;078
Amount actually applied to the Sinking Fund of
1823-4-5-6 £21,227,765
Deduct the actual surplus applicable as above ... . . 19,962,0'78

Excess of Expenditure (including Sinking Fund) for
four years-1923-4-5_6 £ 1,365,637

B 4,

REAL SURPLUS OF FOUR YEARI, AFTER PROVIDING FOR SINKING

FUND.

Excess of advances beyond repayment in four years.
(See paper B 3.) £2,371.588
Excess of expenditure in the same four years, in-
cluding Sinking Fund.—(See paper B 2.).

Difference. being the real surplus of income beyond
expenditure in those four years, after providing
for the whole of the Sinking Fund X1,105,900

'ESTIMATED INCOME AND EXPENDITURE, 18. r.
Estimated receipt of 1327, founded on the actual re-
ceipt of 1826, (paper B.)
Estimated Expenditure of 15.1'7—Consolidated Fund.
Interest of Debt .E2V,371,000
Ditto of Deficiency Bills 50,000
Civil List and other charges
Annuity to Trustees, Half-pay, and Pen-
sioners 2,390,000

.L 32,371,000

Supplies.
•
Anny £8,194,000
Navy 6,125,01A)
Ordnance 1,649,000

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Miscellaneous 2,275,000
Interest on Exchequer Bills 650,000
---T,18,893,000
Vote of Credit 500,000

X 51,764,000
5,700,000

Sinking Fund

Total Expenditure

57,464,000

Deficiency to be provided for in 1827 £2,864,000
E. 1.
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF FIVE YEARS (1823. 1821, 1825, 1826,
AND 1827), EXCLIJSIVE OF ADVANCES AND REPAIMENTS.
Income of 1823, 1924, 1925, and 1826 (Paper 8)...... £229,000,000
Estimated Income of 1827 (Paper E) 54,600,000

£282,600,000

Expenditure of 1823, 1824, 1825, and
1826 (Paper B) £205,667,060
Estimate for 1827 (Paper E)
257,477,000

Surplus £25,123,000
Sinking Fund, by law, in 1823, 1824,
1825, and 1826 £21,227,765 •
Ditto of 1827 5,700,000
26,927,765

Deficiency of income, on the five years, to meet the
Sinking Fund required by law £1,801,765
REAL DEFICIENCY OF 1826.
Apparent Surplus of Income above Expenditure
(paper A,) 0we...6 t... 5.
Excess of advances (B.)
- 1,t26,641
Excess of payments beyond grants (C.)

X 3,416,089

Sinking Fund for 1826 X3,100,800
Deduct Surplus, as above

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Deficiency £2,100,000

The Budget was brought forward last night
by the Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer. In such a speech as a Budget requires,
there is no room for figurative language, and
our readers, we are sure, will admire as much
as ourielyes, the simplicity and plainness of state-
ment that pervades that which we this day give.
It must have been by no slight effort, we should
suppose, that Mr. by
reined in his singu-
larly rich and varied imagination, and forgot
those classical allusions with which his oratory
is so commonly adorned, to address himself to
so dry, and comparatively dull, a subject as the
details of Finance. The .Right Hon. Gentle-
man, so far from any attempt to hold out an
exaggerated picture of the national resources, has
calculated his plans for the current year, on a
scale commensurate to the lowest possible esti-
mate of those resources. The Revenue, he as-
sumes to continue, until the termination of the
year, at no higher ratio than during the last four
months. We need not add to the just anticipations
of Mr. Canning, that the revival of trade which
has now begun will continue to make progress,
. the testimony which our numerous and fre-
quent communications with all parts of the em-
pire enable us to bear; because we consider the
fact of an Improvement slow but steady iu 9ur.