The Sun.
London, England, 1829-02-18 00:00:00

INCOME.

Ordinary Revenue and Receipts. Paid into the Ex-
chequer.
Customs -E17,235,408 10 0
Excise
Stamps
Taxes
Post Office
Is. ext. a. 4s. on Pensions
Hackney Coaches, and Hawkers and P. Mars._ e,6,61 I ifi 1
Small Branches of Hereditary Revenue 6,678 1 3
Surplus Fees of regulated Public Offices 67,081 0 11
Poundage Fees, Peals Fees, &c. Ireland

£51,665,017 4 0

Other Receipts.
Imprests and otht-r Monies
Money received from the East India Compu
on account of Retired Pay of his Majesty's
Forces in India, per Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 71... 60,00) 0 0
Ditto from Bank of England, on account of
Trustees of Naval and Military Pensions 3,09.2,500 0 0
Ditto from ditto, on account 01 Unc!aimed
Dividends 25,034 II
Repayments of Money advanced on account of
Silver Coin in Ireland .

2C?0,630 18 101

94,000 0 0

155,187,142 16'
This Balance Sheet has been prepared agreeably to the views
expressed on the subject, in the Fourth Report from the Select
Committee on Public Income and Expenditure, in the last Ses-
sion of Parliament, by excluding from it the Advances and Re-
payments on account of the Employment of the Poor and for
Local Works, and by including the same in the Account of
Funded and Unfunded Debt, with which they more imme-
diately relate.

EXPENDITURE.
Dividenth Interest, and Ma-
nagement of the Public
Funded Debt, exclusive of
4,61;7,1:6.4. ss. is ucdto the

eorninissioners for the Re-
due. of the sat. Debt -V.7,146,076 8 11
Iterest on Excheq. Bills .... e, 4•Z9 13 7

29,016.506 1 8-4

Trustees for Naval and Mili-
tary Pensions
Do. for the Bank of England
on their Annuity

.C 1,692,870 o o
Civil List •• 1,057,000 0 0
Pensions
Salaries and Allowances
Courts of Justice
Mint 16,813 2 7
Bounties
Miscellaneous
Do. Ireland
••
DO. for purchase of Duke of
Athel's interests in the Isle •.
of Man- 132,911 0 0 _ _

2,337,497 31C

Army 8,064,012 11 OZ
Navy
Ordnance
Miscellaneous 2,012,115 17 11

17,211,190 1

Surplus of Income over Expenditure .:!495:,:003,91%

£55,187,112 in Ili
EO. R. DAWSON.
Whitehall Treasury Chambers, Feb. 1F.29.

We regret to hear that the worthy and much-
respected Baronet, Sir illasseh Lopes, is likely to resign
his seat in the House of Commons, as his health will not
permit him to attend his Parliamentary duties,—Exeter
Alfred. .

STATE OF TRADE.—The canzils•being again
open, there have been -a considerable number of Lon-
don and other buyers in the-:goods market this week,
and more business has consequently been done, though
without any advance in prices. There is also an im-
proved demand for yarns, and for water twist somewhat
better prices have, in some instances, been obtained. No
very considerable rise in the value either of goods or yarns
is, we conceive, to be expected ; though some improve.
anent, particularly in demand, it is probable, will occur
pretty immediately..2llanehester Mercury.

The salute fired from the heights and castle
of Dover, on :Saturday last, in honour of the arrival of the
Duke of Cumberland, shook to the foundation the house of
a baker in that town. It now presents a most warming
appearance, and must of course be taken down. It is said
that the baker is a Catholic.

While seine men were quarrying stones on
Monday last, in the glen of Gargunnock, they found an
acorn iu th,! solid rock, entire, full 20 feet below the surface,
and :5 feet from the spot they commenced digging.—
Edidiutyli Evening Courant.:

BRIBERY.---Money has been, we pledge
ourselves, sent over to London by the Brunswick Club, to
endeavour to bribe the liberal portion of the Loudon Press.
—Dublin Morning Register.— Llf this be true that portion
of the Press should be named.—ED. sun.]