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know the opinion of the Rouse, as vaela•
seen stated to exist between the French acid
Copies of the Treaty.
HUTCHISON replied ; when, after some
frinn Dr. PHIL LIMORE and Sir C. Ro-
the Bill wear through the Committee, and
ordered to be received to-morrow.
tioswELL give notice, that OA the :;c1 of May he should
31'ive to bring in a hill to deciire that Acts of Parliament
sauna pased since the Union, were not affected by
-contrary customs, but re:raised in full force

f o reP4el •
Ordrr3 were then disposed of, and the House ad.

11AAVCI.4L STATE OF THE NATION.

AEPORT FROM THE SELECT COMMITTEE
THE HOCSI?. OF COMMONS ON FI NA CE.
pain.
The Select Committee appointed to inquire into
the Income and Expenditure, of the United
I have proceeded to examine the Accounts
to the House in the present Session, rela-
to the Receipt and Expenditure of the United
for the year 1818, which they hare corn-
pith the Estimates in the Fourth and Eleventh
• from the Select Committee on Finance in the
in the preceding Session of Parliament ; and
1W lay before the House the result of the exa-
arid comparison of those documents, which
les that the expectations expressed by the
ate?, in both the Reports referred to, that the
wonld again reach that state from which it
suddenly declined upon the termination of the
had been entirely realized—it having, in fact,
considerably exceeded the utmost estimate of

_anmittee.
Your Committee then proceed to shew,
• The actual produce of the Revenue in the year
the sth January, 1819, as compared with the
contained in the Fourth Report of the Com-
and,
actual produce of the Revenue in the same
compared with the actual produce in the year
chug sth January, 1818.
The general result of this comparison is, that the
?moment Revenue of Great Britain, in the year
aded .sth January, 1819, exceeded the estimate of
tie Committee by the sum of £1,484,856, in addition
prhich there was the sum of £566,639 received on
count of the arrears of unappropriated war duties;
Biking together the sum of £2,051,495.
Is Hand, the sum received fell short of the Esti-
the Committee, by the sum of £329,921.
total amount of the Revenue of Great Britain
Ireland, in the year 1818, was £53,563,937,
`..t.658,57:i more than the estimated produce.
:iota this excess there be deducted the amount of.
2:rated war duties, as stated above, viz.—
is 9, then the produce of the permanent Re-
io: last year will have exceeded the Esti-
ll £1,091,934. By adding to it the afore-
'. sum of C 53,563,937, the sum of £240,000
crofts of the Lottery, and £250,000 as the
of old ;Cava] Stores, the Public Revenue of
nry, for the year 1818, will have amounted
_253,937.
The Pitt point of comparison instituted by the
tee relates to the aggregate produce of the
in the two years ended sth January, 1818,1
. January, 1819.
From this, it appears that the total Revenue -ofl
• Britain for the latter period exceeded the total
• for the former by the sum of £1,705,510.
of Ireland for the same period shews
in favour of the last year of £192,969,
added to the sum of £1,705,510, makes a total

__ of the Revenue of the United Kingdom
The real improvement, however, is much greater;
deducting the sum of £2490,531, being the
of unappropriated war duties received in
horn the receipt of that year, and the sum of
, being the amount of the same duties for
IblB, from the receipts of that year, it will
• that an actual improvement, amounting
z,`371, has taken place in the permanent Re-
of the United Kingdom in the year 1818, as
with the year 1817. As, for example:
1817. 1818.
Amount of Revenue. Amount of Revenue.
t 51,665,458 £53,563,937
Deduct unappro-
priated War Du- 586,859
ties

tmappro-
Perd War Du- 2,330,531
Yea ...............

452,997,2-98

£49,334,927
Revenue of 1817 49,334,927

Excess In favour of last year 43,669,371
The above improvement in the Revenue has not
. confined to one or two heads of receipt, but ex-
oads to every branch, and almost to every compof
w part of the Revenue.
in the Post Odice alone, thete is a. deficiency of
J; but that is reduced to only £56,500 when
BUD are deducted, being the advances made for
hiding the New Post Office. Upon this subject the
C2Minitti: state, for the information of Parliament,
txistilt total sum hitherto expended in the purchaser
flouses, land, &c. amounts to £235,000; and that
t.t debt remaining to be paid amounts to £5,000.
Lommittee next proceed to offer an Estimate
c!.thz prohalile amount of the Public Income for the
!eass ending the sth of January, 1820, and 1821,
s.?cuively. Their opinion is, that the Revenue of
tejast. year, 1818, which went on gradually im-
-7'll to the close of that year, may be taken as a
:4r estimate of its produce, not only in the present,
44, in the next year ; and under such impresston they
that this Revenue, together with the sum of
"5.000 annually, estimated to arise from Lotteries,
1'250,(00 arising from the sale of old Naval
s, may be taken at £54,000,000.
followed by accounts relative to the Public
,__?•ll,lltare fel the year 1818, from which it appears
,the actual Expenditure of the United Kingdom
Year ending January 5, 1819, has amounted
tz:7•747,058, being less than the expenditure of
i.remlinz year (1817) by £389,156.
to:the course of the year 1818, there was applied
,44,'''_!retlemptien of debt the sum of £15,336,995,
forms a part of the £67,707,088, leaving a
"Pend:ture of £52,370,152 for the service of
ar-)aiote stated,
1, areir• The total income of the same year WAS,
with the produce of Lotteries and old
Stores, £54,053,937; and this income, con-
' ~t )senc.,4ein favour
gives
of the receipts within the year a
1"31$ WM; in fact; constituted the whole

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