Star.
London, England, 1830-11-16 00:00:00

THE TAXR&

The following tabular view of the grins and net amount of hitt-%
raised in Great Britain and Ireland during the years 1821 and 1821
&reading to the finance accounts, eahibits the event to which Ind 1111
Las surered by the economical measures commenced in 1821.
GREAT BRITAIN-1821.
Oross Revenue in 1821 (eaelusive of produce of Crown
Lands)
.1:58,7:10,44;
Charge of management in 1821 ... X 3,257,492
Repayments. Drawbacks, /a. ... 3,990,352
Total so returned to the public

7,247 1144

X51;413,012

Net amount of Taxes raised in 1821
1829.
I;mm Revenue in 1829 (exclusive of the produce of Cron
lands) ... ... ... X 54,439.713
. .
Charge of m t in 1829, includ.
ing the Wm g and Quarantine

ZN1MW.31.1.1111.111111. . .. • • •
Repaymeuts, Drawbacks, &c. ...
Total so retuned to the public

£3,328,80
3,872,471
7,201,1 G I

Net amount of Taste raised in 1829 ... 417,23:053
14 stint:Twit in the Net Amount of British Taxes in
1 td.9, as compared with 1821

Z 4,267,154

IRELAND-1821.
Gross Revenue in 1821 (exclusive of the produce of
Crown Lands, and of the Tea Duties)
Charge of management in 1821 ... f 94.199
Repayments, Drawbacks, ar.e. .. 242435
Total so sctumt dto the public 1.111,04

Net amount of Taxes raiud in Ireland in IR2I .C 3,515,103

Gross Revenue in 1829 (exclntive of the produce of Crowe
lands, and of the Tea Duties, dm) ... ... X 4,462,83 it
Charge of management in 1829, (including
the Warehousing and Quarantine kl.ta.
blishments,)
Repayments. Drawbacks. Ike. 78,933
Totals so returned to the public... - 739,104

Net amount of Taxes raised in Ireland in 11129..... 53,723,727

Incarast in the Net Amount of Taxes raised in Ireland in

1829, u compared with 1821, applicable to all ration..l
purposes of the empire
In 1821, the sums expended in collecting the British taxes, atai
funded as drawbacks, &c. amounted t 7,247 8441. In 1829. they
amounted to 7,201,0801. being a reductioa of 48.6841. In the tirst...t
those years the sums so expended and ref ndeJ in I eland amounted to
1,141,8341. and in the latter year they amounted to 7390011. being .t
diminution of 402,7301.

It thus appears that the gross and net emmnt of the British tam,
have been diminished upwards of four ,mi.l•rot in the year, about ore-
fourteenth, exclusive of the three millions taken off in the preset.
year, whilst the charge of management has been increased, and the
drawback* Az but very little reduced.
In Ireland, however, the gross revenue (exclusive of the produce o
crown lands and tea duties) has been reduced but 194,1061. or about
1.24 th, whilst the charge of management has been decreased 233,9981.
and the drawbacks, du. have been decreased 168,7321. In both, tite
reduction amounts to 402,7301. in consequence of which the Ir:.h
taxes yielded, in 180, a net revenue of 208,6241. mere than in 1821.
And if the taxes of the present year should be as productive a.
1829, the net revenue mutt be still higher, as the boards of customs anti
excise, with a number of subordinate offices, were abolished at th.-
commencement of the year, and a great many officers were reinoted
to London, where they transact the Irish business, and spend the
comes properly belonging to Ireland.—Deblin Morning Register.

TUE ARMY%

The 87th Regiment have at length received the route, and will em-
bark in the first instance for Plymouth, from whence they will sail ter
heir ultimate destination, Barbadoes.—Dublin Erasing Mai:.
Prom the Limerick Ckrosiole ett Wednesday.
The outposts of the 56th and 74th Regiments will be rtpldetd
detachments from this garrison on the 16th inst. when the 46th proc.:eti-
to the Castle Barrack, and the 74th to the New Barracks.
The Officers' party of the 74th Regiment, at Glanasheen. near KO-
gamut, is to be withdrawn on the 16th, when that station ceases to be
mWtary post.

THK TURF.

STATE OF THE ODDS.—BETTING ROOM, Nov.
MUM
to I art Mr. Chifney's Caleb (taken)
In to 1 Mr.• Beardsworth's Colwiek (taken)
in to 1 Lord Exeter's Bohemian
IS to Lord Jersey'. Cobweb
18 to 1 Lord Sligo's Bras-de Per (taken)
111 to I Lord Jersey's Biunder's dam (taken)
22 to 1 Lord Jersey's Mame
15 Humus (taken)
13 to 1, Varennes
1& to 1 Colonel Udny's Antiope
•
15 to 1 - Duke of Grafton's Pastille
.25 to Sir J. Sbelly's Cressida
teeto t Bunker to Recridt

OA EL

f. to 1 apt Doke of Grafton's Oxygeo
6 to Mr. Hooldsworth's etsassiao (taken)
IT. 11111111.

12 to 1 apt Mr. Houldswortles Circassian.

HIS MAJESTY'S RACING STUD.
A selection from the Royal Stud was brought to the hammer yester-
day at Tattersall's, comprising two or three bones that have made more
then ordinary stir in the Sporting World. In the advertisement, the
lets were utiosteatatiously stated to be the property of one person. Wo
subjoin the mask of the sale:
Horses in Training.
The Colonel, 6 yrs. old, by Whisker (no engagement), bred by the
Hon. R. Petit--ran a dead beat with Cadland for the Derby, won the
St. Leger, and purchased by George the Fourth for 4,000 guineas.—
Put up at 2,000 guineas, and no bidder.
Zinganee, 5 yrs., by Tramp, out of Folly (no engagement), bred
'by the Marquis of Eitetu ; first sold to Mr. Chifisey fee 1,600 guineas.
then to Lord Chesterfield for 3,000 guineas, aad afterwards to the late
King for 2,500 guineas.-750 guineas ; Lord Chesterfield.
ret.Young (Moo, 3 yn. (
(b bred his late Majesty), engaged in the Cla-
-090 p. Lord Chesfield.
by
Hindostan, 5 yrs no
for (bred by the Duke of Richmond.
who sold him to die Lie 600 gs.)-410 p. Thornhill. Esq.
engFilly,. yrs. by Centaur, by Dick Andrews out of Desdimona ;
ged in a sweepstakes of 100 each, b. ft. First Spring (4 subs.)
and the Orbs-411p.
Llsbeth, 2 yes. by Phantom, out of Elisabeth.-61 es.
Ennis yearling Filly, by Waterloo ft Smolensk°, out of Mecums.
engaged in the Levant Stakes at Goodwood, 50 son. each, b. ft. 1431.
—7l p. Mr. Greenly.
Bay yearling Filly, by Waterloo or Middleton, out of Electrem's
dam.-100 gs.
Chesnut colt Foal, by Dunainane, d. by Johanna, Sir Peter, &c.-
50 gs. : Lord Orford.