The Sun.
London, England, 1842-02-10 00:00:00

OTHER ZECEIPTiI.

Imprests and other Monies ...... ... 106,538 13 2
Money received from the East India
Company... ............................ 60,000 0 0
UnclaitnedDividends(more than pd)

48,084,359 16 4
Excess of Expenditure over Income 2,101,369 2 1

Total Income , £50,185,729 0 5
EXPENDITURE.

FUNDED DEBT.
Interest and Management of the Per-
manent Debt .024,476,904 9 9
Terminable Annuities 4,076,775 12 10

Total Charge of the Funded
Debt, exclusiue•of•B,2B6l. 2s.
5d., the Interest on Donations
and Bequests
UNFUNDED DEBT,
Interest on Exchequer Bills

29,450,144 15 3

Civil List 389,022 3 11
Annuities and Pensions for Civil,
aval, Military, and Judicial
Services, &c., charged by various
Acts of Parliament on the Conso
lidated Fund
Salaries and Allowances 246,079 3 7
Diplomatic Salaries and Pensions 185,770 0 10
Courts of Justice 736,994 8 9
Miscellaneous Charges on the Con-
solidated Fund 232,734 9 7

2,411,114 15 1

Army . 6,418,421 16 4
Navy..... ................................. 6,489,074 0 0
Ordnance..,;. 1,815,132 0 0
Miscellaneous ;• chargeably on the
Annual Grants of Parliament ... 2,927,660 2 5
Insurrection in Canada
China Expedition

18,167,441 6 5

Unclaimed Dividends (more than
received)

157,028 3 8

50,185,729 0 5

SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURE.
Funded and Unfunded Debt 29,450,144 15 3

Civil List, &c.
Army, Navy, Ordnance, &c 18,167,441 6 5
Unclaimed Dividends (more than
received)

Total Expenditure £50,185,729 0 5

2.—AN ACCOUNT OF THE BALANCES OF
PUBLIC MONEY
Remaining in the Exchequer on the sth day of January,
1841 ; the Amount of Money raised by the Additions
to the Funded or Unfunded Debt, in the year ended
the sth day of January, 1842 ; the Money applied
towards the Redemption of the Funded or paying off
Unfunded Debt ; the Total Amount of Advances and
Re-payments on accour.t of Local Works, &c., with
the Difference accruing thereon ; and the Balances in
the Exchequer on the sth day of January, 1842.
Balances in the Exchequer on sth
January, 1841 £3,858,465 19 94
Money paid into the Exchequer
in part of 2,467,4321, per Act 5
Vict. c. 8, arising from the fund-
ing of Exchequer Bills and sale
of Stock, viz. :
From Funding 409,500 0 0
From Sale •of Slock- 443,537 10 0
Money ra.tsea In the year elided the
sth day of January, 1842, by the
creation of Unfunded Debt
Exchequer Bills 11,000,000/.
(charged on Supplies) 3 Viet. e. 12 158,900 0 0
Mt°, applied in aid of Money
Grants, 3 Vict. c. 10
Ditto, 10,751,550/. (charged on
Supplies) 3 and 4 Vict. c. 106 10,389,500 0 0
Ditto, 11,000,000 L ditto, 4 Vict.
C. 19 9,920,700 0 0

• Ditto, raised on the credit of the
Consolidated Fund in part of
6,200,000/. 4 and 5 Vict. c.. 53 1,343,000 0 0
Ditto, for Public Works, Great
Britain (charged on Consoli-
dated Fund) 3 Vict. c. 10....., 390,700 0 0
Ditto, for West India Reiet dit-
to, 2 and 3 Vict. c. 125, 5,800 0 0
Ditto, for Public 'Works, Ireland,
ditto, 1 and 2 Will. 4, c. 33 7,750 0 0
Ditto, ditto, 2 and 3 Viet. c. 50 46,000 0 0
Ditto, for Shannon Navigation,
2 and 3 Vict. c. 61 45,000 0 0
Funded Debt :
Exchequer Bills funded per Act
5 Vict. c. 8, and delivered up
to be cancelled 2,972,900 0 0
Ditto, raised on the credit of
6,482,5001., per Act 3 and 4
Vict. c. 12, and delivered up to
be funded by the Commission-
ers for the Reduction of the
National Debt, on account of
Sai ings Banks, per Act 9 Geo.
4, c.

£31,241,753 9 9i

ISSUED
To the Commissioners for the Re-
duction of the National Debt, to
be applied to the Redemption of
the Public Debt :
By Issues per Act 10 Geo. 4, c. 27.. Nil.
By Interest on Donations & Bequests 8,286 2 5
Paymasters of Exchequer Bills, for
Payment of Unfunded Debt :
By Money out of the Consolidated
Fund for payment of Public
Works, and IV. India Relief Bills
F eiyorout of h
the
paymentteCon Consolidated
Fund
Bills
292,800 0 0
By
raised in the Quarter ended 10th
October, 1841, on credit of Ways
and Means Grants 1,343,000 0 0
By Money out of Ways and Means

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Grants applied for payment of
Supply Bills 309,600 0 0
By Exchequer Bills issued for ditto 20,469,100 0 0
By Exchequer Bills delivered up to
be cancelled per Act 5 Viet. c. 8 2,972,900 0 0
By Total Amount of Advances for
Local Works and other purposes,
under the authority of various
Acts of Parliament, within the
year
Total Amount of Re-payments,
ditto ditto... 929,221 12 4
Excess of Advances over Repay-
ments 90,887 11 7
ments ....... ......................
Balances in ofExthpo Exchequer Excess euditure o, or Tonne osttnit: 2,101,369 2 1
January, 1842 ........................ 3,653,810 13 8i

£31,241,753 9 91
G. CLERK.
Whitehall Treasury Chambers, February, 1842.

FRENCH POST-OFFICE.

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hasno packet from
Minister
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no pukes.
boat will leave Marseilles on the 21st February inst.
Malta for the Levant on the 28th of February ;
from Malta for
In consequence of this measure these will be
Marseilles on the 6th of Marcb ; from Syria, for Constantinople,
Alexandria, Athens, and Malta, on the let of March ; from Con.
stantinople and Alexandria fer Syria, on the 27th of February;
and from Athens for Syria, on the 28th of February. The sta.
Lions on the coasts of Italy will have no packet going from France
to the Levant in the last ten days of February; nor coming from
the Levant to France, on the first ten days of March. Lastly, the
packets which will arrive A Constantinople, Alexandria, and
Athens, on the 22d and 24th of February, will remain there till
the 7th and 10th of March.—Moniteur.

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DISTRESS AT ROCHDALE.—The money Col-
lected at Rochdale for the relief of the poor, has been spent
in blankets and cotton sheets. A block has been procured on
which is engraved.-6, The Prince of Wales Relief Fund, Roch.
dale, 1842," for the purpose of stamping the blankets; and it
is intended to visit all the pawnbrokers, to request them not to
take in any blanket thus marked. This plan of relief has been
adopted in preference to soup kitchens, as it has been well
asHcuenrdtraeincte,dhtahvate
ntohtehinpootro of Rochdale
upon but shavings, and their
Re
only covering are old g
ochdale and its neighbourhood
are in a miserable and wretched condition as regards their beds.
packsheea, or rent and torn old carpets.
."-" Li v e rPo 0 i Chronicle.
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PUSEYISM.—Scarcely one head of a family in
Ryde, who is a member of the Church of England, but has
signed an address to the Archbishop of Canterbury, imploring
Bi,hop .
his Grace to apply such remedies to the growing evil of the
doctrines
received promulgated
aletter
fom in
the the
IVacts
of Winchester, best calculated to arrest its progress. Wm. Jaques, Esq., has
terms approving of the step taken in Ryde, and ' couched in
hoping that
la every pce in England will follow the example of the people
of this plum Ifaxipehi. 4oroti:(r.
fromfor th• Time., as may be