The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-04 00:00:00

The Bristol Stakes.

Mr. Nayler's 1 1 Pastorella '
Mr. Dity's Rosa
Mr. Day 74 Vietorine ... . • • . i i
Mr. Pryse's Doctor EaclT
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To be continued.

TENBURY RACES.—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25.
A Plate of 6UI. for horses that never won that value; ihrse:•:r

olds, 7st.; four,Bst. 41b.; live, Bst. 101 h.; six and aged, St.
1511 b. Mares and geldings allowed Sib. Two-mile heats.
Mr. Beardsworth's b. c. Birmingham, 3-yrs old 1 1
Ld Anson's br. c. brother to the Patriarch, 3-yrs old 3 2
Mr. Owen's b. f. by Medley, 4-yrs old —.4 4 3
Mr.Grifflths's bl. f. Viracity,by St. Domingo, 4-yrs old 2
Sweepstakes of 10 sous. each, with 23 added frwe the
Racing Fund; the winner to he sold for 130 sots. if de-
manded, &c. Two miles (3 Subscribers.)
Mr. Painter's b. h. The Main, by Haphazard, 6-yrs
old, Ost. Sib
Mr. Beardsworth's ch. c. Rossini, 4-yrs old; Sat. 71b 2

THURSDAY.
A Sweepstakes of 3 soya. each, with 10 added by the Town,
for throe-yr olds, 7st. 21b.; four, Sit. 31b.; fi%e. 9.t.; x
and aged, 9st. 41b.; m. and g. allowed 2.b. ; a winner cw:
this year to carry 31b., if twice, 3:b. extra ; two mile hanis
(10 Sub*cribers.)
Mr. Painter's b. g. Coxcomb, by Fitzjames, 5-yrs old 1 1
Mr. Hickman's b. h. Mallard, 5-yrs old 2 2
Mr. b. c. Transilience, by Aladdin, 4-yrs old 3 3

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PARLIAMENTARY PAPER.
FRANCE.—PECUNIARY INDEmNiI7. -
An Account of the Sums received from Prance, in respect of
the Pecuniary indemnity payable Under the Convention
No. 3, of the 13th of November, ISIS; and of the appro-
priation thereof :
. 5. d.
The total sum received by his Majesty's
Government, in pursuance of this Coo-
t ntion, and of the several arrangements
F,:bsequently made, was 123,12:4,482f.
42c., which, at the exchange of 2M. 20c ,
the average rate of remittance to this
county, was .... 4 951,699 1 I 73
By interest, &c. viten the money received
beyond the accoint paid by way of dis-
count upon anticipated payments, com-
mission upon negociations, dc 71,473 4 9
£6,023,172 18 43

By payment on account of proportions of
the pecuniary indemnity due to. Hanover 166,890 10 5
By p tyment on account of the sums due to
Brunswick, for subsidiary force.. . 19,211 4 9
Paid the Chevalier Canova, for removing
works of art, &c. 9,971 10
Re nitted to Lisbon, todisebargeoutstand-
ing demands of the army
Paid as prise money to this anny 1,000,000 0 0
By the expenses of the office of the Com-
missioners of Deposit .... 23,527 1 81
By amount paid for the use of the army in
France. beyond the sem received from
the French Government. on that account 1,909,071 1 91
By payments In respect of fortifications in
the Netherlands... 1,529,705 9 8
By payment on account of supplies 1821,
pursuant to the grant of Parliament.... 500,000 0 0
By amount paid the Treasurur of the Ord-
natter on account of expences incurred
In'the department in England. in respect
of the Ordnance corps stationed in
Trance.. .
By amount paid M. de Ladebat, in satis-
faction of his elsinis, In respect of pro-
perty belonging to him, sequestrated at
the beginning of the War by the British
Government 09,331 4 7
By amount by M. Martin, towards the in-
demnification of proprietors of property
at St. Domingo. !*.ir the sequestration of
their property d.ring the occupation of
that island by the British forces 3,400 0 0
Byousount paid the French East India -
Company, as an indemnification for the
property belonging to then), seques-
trated at the commencement of the war OO,OOO 0 0
By amount granted to Lord Beresfurd, and
the Portuguese army under his com-
mend, on account of their proportion of
the prize captured by the allied armies,
end deliv.red over to the British autho-
rCes, beyond the net sum received from
France, as the value of the prize pro-
perty left at Bordeaux 22,733 19 81
By "mount paid Mr. Spearman, remuner-
ation for his services in the payment of
subsidies to foreign powers ... 1.000 0 0
At payments on account of his Majesty's
Coronation 138,231 0
By amount paid on account of the expenses
of his Majesty's journey to Sccrtland..• • 3,358 9 7

13,034 19 3

£4,910.0f.6 17 I
Dy BliaDee *62,183 10 34

X 5.0.23.173 16 44
• This balance is liable to the payment of a farther sum,
on account of the subsidiary force of Drunswick : as also of
R fJrther sum, as Indemnification to the proprietors of pro-
per!v in St. Domingo, the amount of which cannot at pre-
Or::1 be accurately ascertained. _ _

J. C. IfERRIE3.
Whitehall Treasury Chambers, June 25, 1623.

WHITEHALL PL(CE, TIIE NEW STREET, &c.

According to the Fourth Triennial Report of the Commis-
slouers of his Majesty's Land Revenues, Woods, and Fo-
trsts ; regarding the great Metropolitan improvements in
'Whitehall Place, the New Street leading from Carlton Pa-
lace, Sec.—The ;whole amount of their receipts, up to the
present time, on account of the New Street, is as follows:
Z. a. d.
_ _

Amount of Loans from the Royal Ex-
change Assurance Company, and Bank
of England
Amount received in respect of two Perlis-
ren:ary Grants of 100,0001. each, after
deducting fees at the Exchequer 194,999 111 0
Pro.!uce of sales of Estates of the Crown,
and of Fee Farm-Rents 110,823 11 10
Produce of sale of a Ifouse in Charles- •
street. to Pascoe Grenfell, Esq. as stated
in last report ll,OOO 9 0
Fines on r-newal of Crown Leases 63.251 16 2
Re,.ts of Estates of the Crown ..• •.. 330,872 18 3
Rents of Property in the line of the New
Street
laterest of Monies invested in Government
securities tili wanted 61,606 0 6
• Produce of sales of Stock transferred under
the Act of 51 Geo. 111. c. 70
Produce of saves of old Building Materials.. 7,028 8 ct
In part reimbursement of payments made to
the respective parishes, on account of de-
- liclencies in parochial Rates,.

000,000 0 0

£1,6625,249 IS 8

The EXPENDITURE up to the present time, has been as
follows:

Purchase of Freehold and Leasehold Pro-
perty, Including Compensation for the
" Goodwill " of Occupiers, Rents of
Leasehold Houses purchased, Interest on
Purchase Monies, Gratuities to Tenants
at will, dm
The Expense of forming the New Sewer,
and sundry surface drains to communicate

therewith 60,140 9 9
Purchase of additional Ground Rents . 118,599 8 0
The Expence of Paring. Lighting. &c. and
of indennitying Parishes for the loss of -
Poor and other Rates 62.811 7 4
Interest of Monies borrowed .... 191,939 8 8
Architects', Surveyors', and Solicitors'
Bills; Salaries; (Ace Rent and Inci-
dents; Treasury. Parliamentary, and
Auditors' Fees; Insurances against loss'
by ire, and Allowances to persons for
keeping charge of untenanted Houses....

86,009 0 6

£1,369,334 610
In addition to the above, there have been
advanced old of the Pupils provided for
the New Street:—
For thb purchase of various Interests (in-
cluding the Fres hold) in an Estate in
Orange-street, Leicester-square, herein-
after mentioned, of which the Rents bete
been received in this department ........
For the Repairs of three Chapeld in the pa-
rish of Saint Mary-la-bonne. Included
with others in the purchase of the Rec-
tory of that Parish, the Rents of such
Chapels saving else been received In this
departmese.

22,186 12 11

9.962 IS 0

21.601,233 17 3
•
'Ate sites of "bleb lessee here either beet, granted. or
*peed to be so. wilt produce the yearly sue of 31,6321.
Its. 9d. i tho estimated yearly Table of the mood reenlis-
t*, le be Mt is I.3t*Ll She estimated revisbe to aria *ow
Its SOWN. bud Paylol Row 11 MOW. per omeole: toehiag
the Ode peoi_ty ieee to arts, from the Crows property I.
poi woe via New Street, above 30,00.