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London, England, 1825-07-07 00:00:00

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tHS REVENUE. ....- . . *L.. ..-3.....• ..-.: ::-.-.;
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• MISTRACT of die NET PRODUCE of the REVEgUE of 0 REA sOßlTAlSlbeeMeiahlitifig Stk Atly, aui,
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10th Oct.
1823.

QUA Mae
.stja Jan.
1824..

sth
1844.

CUSTOMS
EXCISE
sTA 111 PS . -
taxes under the Management of the
'including Arrears of Property -
Post Office - - - - -
One Shilling and Sixpence and Four Shillings in the Pound on
Pensions - - - - -
Hackney Coaches, apd Hawkers and Pedlars -
Z.. town Lands - - - - -
mall Branches of the King's Hereditary Revenue - -
Surplus Fees, Regulated Public Offices - -

f.
3,348,257
6,834,118
1,611,94;

• " AC.
itilfi,s;

2,853.345
5,847,139
1,556,810

of Taxes,

749,614
363.000

1,946,084
561,000

533,
• 556,

13.644
27.540

1.295
18,649

Total Ordinary Revenue
Repayment by Austria -
Imprtst and other Monier

12,6e5,341
766,667
• 33,047

Total Revenue

11,989,48011 50,412,592

Applied as Consolidated Fund -
To pay off Fiche-quer Rills charged on the Annual Duties
Applied as part of the Ways and Means of the year -

11,017,483 47,235,565
970,138
.3,163,370
1,851 13,937

Total

11,089,450' 50,412,505

,AC r of the NET PRODUCE of the REVENUE
• *sth July, 1425, di:

•44, and

• ylllll,
ended sth
July, 1825.

CUSTOMS - -
EXCISE - - - -
STAMPS • - . - -
Taxes under the Management of the Cotninissione
eluding Arrears of Property - -
Post Office - - - -
Is. 6d. and 4s. In the Pound on Pensions -
Hacktrey Coaches and Hawkers and Pedlars
Crown, Lands - - -
Small Branches of the King's Hereditary Revenue
Surplus Fees Regulated Public Offices -

.e.
14,467,969
90,575.873
6,953,177
4,982,87.;
1,497,000
56,144
59,555
486
7,939
45,101

• • Total Ordinary Revenue
Repayment by Austria
'rarest and other Monies -
Total Revenue -

1;408,873

19,429,119

62,182

197;074

13,571,055 I '10,51

49,626,193

Applied as Consolidated Fund - . - •
To pay off Exchequer Dills charged on the Anneal Dudes
Applied as Fart of the Ways and Means of the Year

13,571,013
42

46,466,368
4,954 864
6,963

Total •

13,049,U50

13,571,055

10,511

.12,493,5211 49,626,193
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DUKE 01 NORTHU4IIBERLAND.

511)1117Nfi IN'T'ELLIGENCE.

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TURF ROOMS, BAZAAR, JULY 6.

'ROA( THE ANNOTATEUR DR BOULOONE. ,
We think we shall fulfil the wishes of our subscribers
in hastening to offer to the,m a detailed .account of the
sojourn of the Duke of Northumberland within our walls
-an event so fruitful in hopes for our town, and in which • aI.'LT STAMM
Boulogne has rendered itse'f the organ of Fiance in 9; to 1 apt Goshawk 3to 1 apt Mr. Greville's
receiving an illustrious guei'. On Thursday, at live 4to 1 agst Octaviana .I 7to 1 apt Octiphalo . •
• The others as before.
..
o'clock in . the alter noon, his Excellency the Duke of -se. Leers. •
Northumberland, Envoy Extraordioary from . his Bri- si to 1 apt Memnon 13i to 1 apt Cleveland
tannic Majesty, Alighted at the Bath Hotel, which . had 6tp 1 ape Alderman I "25 to 1 apt any other
been prepared for his reception. When informed of his Bto 1 agst Redgauntlet
arrival, the Authorities hastened to pay their respects to • HAMPTON RACES-Fnurr MT.-JULY 6.
him. The King's Lieutenant offered the Ambassador The annual sports of the far-famed Moulsey Hurst commenced
a guard of honour,wh:ch was declined. The fishwomen, the abuspices of those who, with a spirit and libe-
in.their be t dress Vettc grand costume),. presented to the storeY themic
to their originale tclt
rank in praised,t
he annals Ish have
horse ds !ft'.
Duchess a basks t of floweis, which. she received with being the first day, the Course was not so numerously attended as
remarkable condescension. During the dinner of the is sometimes the case, but here,
trhialiitdawy.hniiiider
as at all other Meetings, a first
sdady is less attrakcitidve•tkan the succeeding ones. and is, in fact, con-
Duke the band of the National Guard, which was placed
wrong,nof
b'notwrodevuerctiionnsatobithetbsecatontbed alll third days.
Upon the terrace of thebotebesecuted some chosen 1: ieces We ea shouldas
aattendanceread was:Lis
of music. After dinner, the Duke, the Duchess,• and thin, for, notwithstanding the sky ways overcast,g
both the
suite went to the play, where two boxes had been pie- the river presented a very lively appearance, and long before the
pared for them. The theatre was filled with a crowd
Ra Races commenced encdedf the Course boasted of a brilliant display of the
highest
t number
of dashing equipages;
of spectators, whom the presence cf. the illustrious era- nor do wr e recollectanas haionlaenadniamated fir Mr. Hughes Ball and his amiable Lad; day.
present, and during
yellers had attracted. The orchestra then executed the
chi rished airs of the two nations, Vine Henry IN. and
the week keep open house at Oatlanda, where a large party of A-
are assembled.
God save the Xing, duripg which, the Duke and his suite
Berkeley, e wHere pn-semrn:tdteheßMarqsuilri
3°l
Shelley,ti ertforke 'Lords Bentine k ,
and all the audience were standing. The actors gave
A Moment of Imprudence, and Ihe Legacy. His Ex- J. poullia4 Esq. T. Huncomise. Esq.-c
Bui:gb,esEsDeqr. kHeleeny.,
Fitzroy Stanhope,e Captain Ficzclarence, 'Captain Berkeley, cellency appeared to take much interest in the perform-
dGilbert, Esq. J. Mayo, Esq. and several of the most celebrated
ance, and several times gave proofs of his satisfaction.
On returning to the hotel, the Duke found the Court- in very strong force, and from the want
riipme ett,_ weehmeetteeris madex very dashing appearance.
of lalsn errk' ist
k 'ere
yard illuminated with colottted lamps, which enabled police,' were very successfal ; one boy stole a values.
him to distinguish the standards of France send England ble shawl from Lord Hertford's carriage. and escaped:
e sports of thq day commenced at three o'clock, anti gave ee-
waving together. On the following morning, at ten .. -Th
o'clock, the port was covered with a crowd of natives Mara['ese
followings acti oapr,e aplltrhtoitettarsa;pretty heavy shower fell just before.
and foreigners, who had hastened to enjoy the presence The Clarence Stakes of. 2EIU each, for all ages; winner to* be sold
of the Duke, for whom hip packet was waiting. It was for £130; 3 yrs old, 7st. 41b. four, Bst. five, Olt. 611); and aged,
hoped that before his embark stion his Excellency would 9sl. 41b. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. Once round.
hlr. Scaith's Jack Bunce - . • ' 1
v sit the new establishment of. Sea Baths, V•here the
Mr. Hide's Augustine • - 2
greater pair of the subscribers were assembled. This hope Mr. Messer's Duckling - - • . •• 3
was not disappointed. The Mayorand his first officer, Very •
little betting; Augustine the favourite.-Auitistine took
accompan ed by M. Yersia, the proprietor of the baths, the lead at startingg, and kept it about half a mile, when Jack Bu,
came out, got a head, axd after making a very severe and slitshing
received:his Excellency. During.half ,an !sour which race, won cleverly by a length. Three others started, but were
il
the visit occupied, !the Duke and Duchess 'hewed that at placed.
affability which agrees so well ••with. the elevation of The Ladies Plate, for 3yr olds, 7st. 71b. four, Bst. 71b. five, tests.
rank. The Doke praised the good taste of the archi- six and aged, pst. 41b. Mares.and geldings allowed 31b. The
winneri ito be sold for 150 soy.. A winner once in 105 to carry
tecture of the edifice and the decorations of the saloons; 3 adwe,sce,slb. and thrice,
_ 71b. extra. Twice round.
he appeared particularly struck with the magnificent Mr. Augustine I
I
coup d'wii .which pie ented itself from the plattorm, in Mr. Coleman's Fortune Teller - . 2
G. 13ekele's br. g. Little Driver - • - 3
the appearance of-the sea, terminated ar the horizon by Hon.
Mr. Joies'rs Irenep
[then
placed) made good play at starting, and
the coast of England, and . at. the moment animated by kept n fronti
for a mile and a half,whets Emmet Teller came up,
the motion of several fishing-boatt eater ing and leaving an is
very
hard struggle ensued between these two till within a
the pot t. One observation. which ; 4:ikt. not escape the few lengths of home, when Augustine let loose, and won -a
very
'Noblemen of the .suite; and:-which.was • several times pretty race cleverly, by a• good length. Augustine was the fa-
vourite. Two were not pliced.
repeated was, that . Boulogne, by :its happy poiition, A Sweepstakes. of 25 sows. each, for horses, &c. of all ages.
'offers a prompt and cisy communication between, the lion. G. Berkeley s br. g. Little Driver, 9st. 11b. - 1
two countrie . • The. Duke, betote.he-quittedlhe eaa- Mr. Jones's Irene, Bst: pleb. . a
blishment, being Informed 'that -the party -which:met 141' a Hughes's Prince Lee 800, Bst. 111 b. . 3
Six started, but only the above three were placed. Little Drive r
there consisted of subtcribers; who. held. au honourable
the favourite, who
. took the lead, kept it, and won easy by about
rank in society,. in a way of. Which -every one.will aP- two lengths.-Nery fine sport is expected this day.
preciate the delicacy, asked for the list of subscribers, The
following matches will he run at Newmarket on Monday.
and .entered the Runes of -himself. and family-a sir- Lord G. H. Cavendish's Ganyinede, Int. lolb. against Lott
cumstance which leads •us to hope- that his Excellency Orford's Orion, 7st. 121 h, D. M. soo soy.
will fulfil the promise which he•was pleased to make of Lord Anson's Ina, Bst. 61b. against Sir J. Shelley's Wells, Bst.
First half of Ab. N. 100 h. ft.
_again vi,iiing our town. • Mr: Prendergast's Witch, Bst. 81b. against the Duke of York's ti.
1-pis Excelitncy having embarked, as soon as the by Soothsayer, 7st. 61b. First half of Ab. M. to() h. ft.
packet had passed the jetties, two guns, which were i The Marquis of Exeter's Progress, Bst. 121 b. asaiust Mr. Wort-
The ley's Scandal, 7st. 101 b. T. Y.C.100- -
placed on the shore, were filed twenty-one tittles. e,:. 91b. against Lord
corvette which was appointed to escott him, advanced, I orf
I:rgrud'i:Ailieanlicer,../Gstre. lavlibilefsor 100 a Clia.rfita.s,
and t!turried the s 'lute. It would be difficult to give' Wennmn.T-Mr. Lee's f. by Smolensk°, against Mr. Pettit's. f.
to those who were rot present an 'exact idea of the by Aladdin, 9st. 71b. each, 1'61..50 soy. h. ft. -
beauty of the picture which was presented by the port) GRAND PIGEON MATCH FOR TWO HUNDRED.
and its environs. The crowd, which covered the jettirs, This match was decided yesterday- at Uattersea, when inme'r.f
the tines[ shooting took place
twe haves seen this seas. :lrhhe het-
the shore, the froilt and platfottn of the baits, the
tilt svalsilveety
tien,gryt b
beat lost his m'atelarr b aitilutiete
numerous vessels whiah skimmed the sea, a few clouds ptainYsheotivve:rny
which were scattered over its vast extent, and which cbtrds, having killed forty,' and his oPpircent forty-th •thusy e Corry-three, pruv.
lug the supetiority of a double o'er a tingle bartel•
bani lied uniformity, all concurred to form an enchant- . .
Mg ,:iectacle, which the eye 'could scat cely quit. 1101,Et:G.
. The details into which we haVe entered are very proper, without I Monday a pugilistic cimtes‘ took 'place 'oh Banning Heath, be-
.dbut,t, to entirtain and draw closer the bonds of good intelligence tweet' Tom Junes, a bro4m-dasher, and Ned limns, .t bric)tlavec's
• winch iltrc mine the two nations. 'llie • Ailalorritair have seized, deck, for a purse subscribed by theirorers • ' Tnt .6
witlt_marked 4 vhfity, this opioetooky of doing honour to the was well contested, th.e combatants
P.riglis,b tiaiion in the 1. ph 'man ve of its Monarch, and the . Seventy-two rounds were fought it
&oar, on tht,tr ii.lt-, h..e.,,premed to appreciate the reception, minutes, Nthen victory was declared In
.t•ta its immune., ' it numerous and revxictlc cempitly

This being the first day of Hampton Races, there were very
few present, and the betting was confined to three orfour. of the
favourites; Goshawk and Octavian& getting up about belt a voila
for the July Stakes.

YU a
k July ended
1824. sth July 1824.
,C. • A
1,997,07 10,366,22 E
5,963,538 -,24,040,953
1,691- 6,526,159
1,918,672 5,147,752
5474100 1427,000
21,014 65,183
5, • 52,480
2 077 4,e7.1
./-
161 37.630

11,946,920/ 47 Ali 8,623
2,500,000
424601 2113,969

*en I f the Farcy. hOtt
Its Leing equdily
.nt.teb.d.
in one hour ..it thirty•fiee
,u favour of th.: bloom-dasher
assembled uu the occasion.