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London, England, 1829-09-29 00:00:00

folio pages.; so that general deseriptlos is impracticable, and even
selections. as curious specimens, it is difficult to make.
The following, however, are some items and extracts from the
PRODUCE AND EXPENDITURE OF THE CITY'S

ESTATE FOR 1828.
BZWIII ♦$D QOM WITS.

By General Rents within the City of London
and Liberties thereof, and within the Coun-
ties of Middlesex and Slurry
By Tenancies at Will, &c.
By Finsbury Rents, for the City's Moiety or
Three Sixth Parts of the Net Produce of
the Finsbury Estate
By ditto, purchased of the Representatives of
the late Bishop of Bristol, for their Two
Sixth Parts of the net Produce of the said

X .. d.
37,9:A 11 61
1,191 16 11

4,635 10 10

Estate

3,090 12 61

Total 46,85:1 19 101
SSA USTI, TOLLS, DUTIES, OFFICtS, AND SMUISTS,
USILETOTORS CALLSD SINT MIMS.
MAILERS'S. £. S. d.

By Leadenhall 2,408 15 01,
By Honey-lane .. 305 3 0
By Neagate. 3,724 8 2
By Fleet 3,032 0 5
By Smithfield
By Tolls of Smithfield Market 1,015 15 5

15,090 11 8

TOLLS AND DUTINL

By Rent for the Tolls and Du-
ties collected at the several
Gates and Bars of this City 3,300 0 0
By Scavage Duty 5,196 0 7
By Package Duty
By Water Bailiage on Corn,
for One Year
By Groundage of Colliers and
Bailiage of Sea Coal, to 31st
December, 1828

By the Profits of Billingsgate Market, and other
payments under the atrangement for purchas-
ing the right of Alienation of certain Officers
of the Lord Mayor's House►old, pursuant to
the order of the Court of Common Council of
the 20th December, 1822
°MCI&

By the produce of fifteen Coal
Meters' places including £2
received for Metage Duty of
Ashes
By the Metage Duty on Coals,
received at the Grand Junc-
tion Canal at the boundary in _ _ _

9 8 0

Grove Park
By the Produce of Ten Corn
Meters Places 8,842 12 9
On account of the Profits of
the Place or Office of Porter
and Carrier of Aliens' Goods 815 4 9
On account of the Third Part
of the gross Produce of the
Office of Guager of Wines,
Oils, &c.

MUMS.
By sundry Bents towards paying St. Paul's
Preachers

Total ..
311.01=1111.
By Rents received of Brokers, and for the
Admission of Brokers
IPSZIDOMS SOLD.
By three hundred and fifty-six Persons who
have purchased their Freedom at £25 each
ramsoms, ZNROLMUTI, &C.
By Fees paid by Persons made free, and for
Turnovers and Enrolments
• •

By Cash borrowed of Sir Charles Flower, Bart.
for the purpose of repaying to the Fleet
Market improvement Fund the amount ad-
vanced in pursuance of the Order of the
Court of Common Council of 28th July,
1825, by that Fund, per Order of the said
Court, 3d April, 1828.
By Cash of the Union Assurance Society,
John Rogers, Esq. Charles Smith, Esq. and
Alderman, and John Lawford, Esq. the
Sum required for the Completion of thT said
Market, per Order Court of Common
Council, Sth December, 1828

Total.” .

PAYIIINTS.

Orphans' Fund Annual Payment.
Rents, Quit Rents, Taxes, &Q..
Mansion House Expenses for Ground, Taxes,

&c ..
Artificers' Repairs there......

Furniture...
To Wm. Montague, Eq. Clerk of the City's
Works, One Year's Allowance, per Order

of Common Council.
To Samuel lieddone, Esq. Com-
mon Cryer, Three Quarters of
s Years lary, per Order of
Common Council... 3OO 0 0
_ _

To Ditto, to provide himself with
a uew Damask Gown 3O 0 0

To the First, Second, and Third
Carver, an ancient Salary, Live-
ries, and Allowances to each in
lieu of a House . 127 0 0
To them more, One Year's Allow.
ance in lieu of the Table at the
Mansion House.. lOO 0 0

To the Sergeant of the Channel,
an ancient Salary, and Two Li-
veries «.
To Ditto, One Year's Allowance
for carrying the Weekly Bills of
Mortality to St. IMO'. l3 0 0
To Ditto, One Year's Allowance,
in lieu of Fees heretofore re-
ceived out of the Profits of the
Markets, per Order of Common
Council, Sept. 16, 1764 156 0 0
To Ditto, One Year's Allowance
in lieu of the table at the Man-
sion House l5 0 0
202 0 0

is 0 0

To the Yeomen of the Chambers, One Year's
Salary and Liveries •••• - ... 10 8 0
To the First, Second, and Third
Sergeant of the Chambers, an
ancient Salary for two Liveries,
and their rewards at the Audit,
being 17!. 6s. Bd. each 5O 0 0
To Thu Serjeant Three Quar-
ter's, and Second and Third
One Year's Allowance in lieu
of Table at the Mansion
House ...... .. 108 3 4

160 5 4

To the Si: Waits, an ancient Sa-
lary, to April, 5, 1828 37 17 4
To Ditto, for attending Proces-
sions on public Days 11 3 0
•••••••immn 49 0 4

To the Seven Trumpeters, for attending Pro-
cessinns on public Days 23 9 4
To the Four Aleconners ot this City, one
Year's Allowance.. 40 9 0

LIBEL.—The Prince Edward Island Register of the
14th contains the proceedings in Court in the case of Palmer e.
Hazard, the editor of the fiegiater, for a liNel in the publication of
a speech of the late Attorney-General, delivered in the Assembly
of the Island, on an inquiry into the public conduct of Mr. Pal-
mer, in relation to his management of the Greenwich estate and
his oppres,ive practices. Mr. Palmer was a Member of the House
at the time, and was expelled. Several Members gave evidence of
the correctness of the report. Damages were assessed at 3,0001.
The Jurtawarded them at ls. His Majesty's ship Hussar had
not left Halifax on the 22d uk.
The new houses, erecting in the Strand, from the
place where Exeter Change stood, to Southampton-street, are in
forwardness, and when finished the improvement in that part of
the'atreet will be of considerable convenience to the ptiblic. 'Se-
veral houses near Charing-cross, at the sime side of the Strand,
have been lately purchased preparatory to commencing the new
improvements in that quarter.