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London, England, 1824-01-07 00:00:00

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115,747,441 i 23,956,4551 971,970 2,1811,053
Deduct Increase ..! 971,971
Decrease on the Year 1,790,993

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INCOME and CIIA RGE on the CONSOLIDATED FUND, in the Quarters ended sth January 1823 and 1824.
(Quarters Ended Jan. S. - -
`Quarters Ended Jan. 5.
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INCOME. 1 1823. 1 1824. CIIATICE. /823. I 1824. .
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Customs - 2,189,948 2,565,317 Exchequer Annuities - . - 27,924 3,451
Excise - - - 5,647,246 5,842,075 South Sea Company - . - 35,440 97,708
Stamps - - 1,450,8871 1,556,810" Bank on their. Capital • - - - 89,125 8025
Post Office - - - - 324,000 361,000 Dividends - - - . . - 8,753,485. 8,618,355
Taxes - - • 2,545,2311 1,946,081 Natiocal Debt - - 3,159,090! 1,211,700
Miscellaneous - - 144,3421 869,684 (Trustees for the Payment of the Naval and
-----&- Military Pensions *- - -
• 12,301,754' 13,131,970 Civil List - - - - - '212,5001 v., Too
Tontine Money - - - 11,415 • /11,465 Pensione - . - . ~ 9;1.60 $1,6.1'.1T0 Cash brought from Cisil List, being llmperial Annuities - . .
surplus of Third Class - - 1,119 7,184 Other Charges •,- . - . ~' 147,616 155,199
To Cash broilght to this Account, to re- -
Place the like sum issued out of th • . 12,517,340 12,380,000
growing Produce of the Consolidated Surplus - ,- . 92;632 3,104,773
Fund in Ireland for public services 295,684 334,154
12,609,972 13,484,773 '
12,609,972 13,484,773 1.-------.---,--
• '•Exchequer Bills issued for the Consolidated,
Fund, at 10th Ott. 1823, and paid o - • .
out of the grooving produce of that Fund
. in the Quarter ending sth Jan. 1824 1;722;310
' . Surplus as above stated - - 3,104,773
' • Deduct N!onies issued in further part o ,
,C8,t00,000, estimated as the surplus o .
• she Consolidated Fund for the Year!
• 1823 - -- - - - f 9,937,146 167,697
Total, at sth January, 1824, to be provided
for by ,Exchequer Bins charged on the
growing produce of the Consolidated
Fund in the Quarter ending sth April, • ' •
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• 1824 - - . • , - 1,554,683
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THE PopE.--Rome, DEC- 24, Evitrutto,L—(Extract off There seems to be no doubt that Lemman, whose

Tit E. POP E...—ROMP, Dec. 24, Emtwo..;—(Extract of
a Private Letter.) During last night, the Pope suf-
feted so much pain that the attendants, on entering his
apartment, found him in a state of complete citron-I
Lion. He had confessed 'the -day previously, and had
appointed to-day to receive the Sacrament. So viclent'
were the convulsions last night, that his danger was ex-
treme. This evening he is a little better, and has taken
a little jelly and broth. He is not out of danger, but
his state is more favourable: Some days ago, he said
to the Cardinal ODELsowent, who was on the point of
departing for Ferrara, " Af your return you will
.find
new Condare enerieled." • .

There seems to be no doubt that Lemm whose
name has been so long connected with the prisoners at
Hertfolrd, and for whom an active search was made, is
ilow in custody. He was apprehended, we learn, in Paris,
The exact rent of the estate lately purchased by Lord
Wicklow is 13601. a year, and the sum paid was 34,30 W.
Therefore his Lordship bought his land at twenty-seven
years' purchase, a thing rarely happening in Ireland.
Sir William MiMihon lately purchased some estates in
Clare,-and his rate of payment was 'sixteen and a half
years' purchase, for land of prime quality, and unex-
ceptionably circumstanced. Sir William got six per
cent. for his money, the Noble Lord only four per cent.

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