The Sun.
London, England, 1820-05-05 00:00:00

PARLIAMEN 1 ARY PA PERS.

ABSTRACT of the NET KI PROCE of the REVENti':f
GREAT BRITAIN, the YOrs ending sth April,
and sth April, !sit); and also the Total produce Of 1.,
Cons,lnlaicd Fund, the Annual Ditties, and War Tao 3.
as also the Total Produce of the Customs awl Excise.

REVENUE .—Distinguishing the CONSOLIDATED }Urn'
the ANNUAL DUTIES, and the %VAR TAXES :
~i,
Year ended sth Year ended O' '
-April, 1819. Apri!, 180:1
Customs
,C 7,580,038 kt;,516,4'1
Excise
40.5 e. , • .
St;:trlis
Past Office
Assessed .:'a::es
Land Taxes 1,179,827 1,235,,91-,
:%liseellancous V.70,058 zifie),:i'll
Unispprqpriated War Duties ... 150,184 78,7415
-----

Total, Consolidated Fond /j4-2,235,726 £,11,478,/"2
ANNUAL DUTiES, TO PAY OFF BILL% 1•—•
CUM"' ;Ala
liXelSe
Pensions, &c. l6

Total Annual Duties 3,164,937 09;9,95
Permanent and Annual Duties 45,390,563 45,467,17"
WAR Tnx Es :

Excise --
3,438,551 0 - 40
Property ... _,,,'o .
2'27,349 _

Total War Taxes
1

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Total Revenue; distinguishing
Consolidated Fund, the An-
nual Duties, and War. Taxes 49,036,50 48,918/111
REveustas—DismoursioNc THE CUSTOM& AND
EXCISE :
Total Produce of Customs, as
particuktiaed above 10,111,912 9,l9C,satThi
Total Produce of Excise, 1-" ts do 9.3,120,23 430(1.15;5'
Stamps, Post-Oltice, Assessed,
Property, and Land Taxes,
Miscellaneous anti I,3nappro-
priated Duties; and Pensions,
24c.c. as do. 15,824,128 /5,384,290-.•

Total Ilerenne; distinguishing---
Custom' and Excise
4V213,1.
Deduct the iteceo upon Pro-
perty itiut lit.appropriat ed
78,70
%Vat. Duties ..... 407,532

--...,,........._
Total ltevenue, exclusive of -----,
Property ;tnd Utiappropt tate('
War Duties
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MESSAGE, cf ..• ,
the AMERICAN e IItESIDEIN l•

" TO THE Hollsii OF LiFsPtiRSENTATIVES OF Tg%

UNITED STATICS.
" 1 transmit. to Congress an extract of a Letrq
from the Minister Plenipotentiary of the UttileP
States at St. Petershug.lh, at the Ist of Novelly
her last, on the subject of our relations vvitlj
Spain, indicating the sentiments of the Emperor
of Russia respecting the •nen-ratification, by leis
Catholic Majesty, of the Treaty lately conclude')
between the United States and Spain, and (116
s'rring interest which his imperial Majesty
in promoting the ratification Of that Trewy. 0'
this friendly disposition, the most satisfac;ol
assurance has been since given directly to this
Government by the Minister of Russia residing
here.

" transmit also to Congress an extract o'f
letter from- the Minister Plcnipotentiary of titc
United States, at Madrid, of a later date tiol/
those heretofore communicated, by which it kir
pears, that, at the instance of the Charge ffr4
Afftires of the Emperor of Russia, a new pledg6
had been given by the Spanish Government, tbaC
the Minister who had been lately appointed to
the United States should set out on his inission,
without delay, with full power to settle all OD'
terences in amanner satisfactory to the parties.
1' I have further to state, that the Government'
of France and Great Britain continue to manifest
the sentiments heretofore communicated, respect"
ing the non-ratification of the Treaty by Spain,
and to interpose their gotyi offices to promote 01
ratification.

" It is proper to add, that the Governments of
France and Russia have expressed an earnest de
sire that the United States would take no step, foe
the present, on the principle of reprisal, which
might possibly tend to disturb the peace between
the United States and Spain. There is good cause
to presume, from the delicate manner in which tbis
sentinion has been conveyed, that it is foundefi iR
a beliet, as well as a desire, that our just object'
may be accomplished without the hazard of 001
an extremity.

" On full consideration of all these circuro'
stances, 1 have thought it my duty to submit 16'
Congress, whether it will not be desirable to post'
pone a derision on the questions nuts pending,
with Spain the next Session. The distress 0
'lig nation, at this juncture, affords a motive for
this forbearance which cannot fail to be duly er
preciated. limier such circumstances,the attenti°3
of the Spanish Government may be diverted iNg3l
its foreign concerns, and the arrival of a iginister
i
here be longer, delayed. I am the more induce'.
to suggest this Course of proceeding, from a kn°°",
ledge that, while we shall thereby make a just re
turn to the Powers whose good of ices have bee ,'
Jeknowleged, and increase, by a new and sign:,
primf of moderation, our claims on Spain. our 814,
titude ia regard to her will not be 1,95

at the next Session than it is at presenf.,vaaf,,
" JAMES

" WashiNgton, Nlitrela 27, 18'20." c 1
[Fur tlar .I,gael DuckittAtals, see the Fuuttla PaS