The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-04-03 00:00:00

Gold imported tu.o
the hlint.

Value.

- Ilbs. oz. dt.yr. .e s. d• A? s. d.
1822 101.734 0 2 2 4.426,416 14 3 5.1138.787 12 6

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JAS. W. MORRISON, Dept. Muter & Nr.
JNO.I3ARTON, Comptr.
Mint Ware, Feb. 22, 1823.

An ESTIMATE of the Sum which may be wanted in the
Year 1523, for paying the Salaries of the Commissioners
of the Insolvent Debtors' Court, of their Clerks, and the
contingent Expenses of their Office, for One Year.
Nine Thousand and Forty Pounds.
S. It. Lusturwrost.
Whitehall Treasury Chambers, Feb. 26, 1623.
PARTICULARS OF THE FOREGOING ESTIMATE.
Commissioners' Salaries .e3OOO
600
The Chid clerk
The Pro‘incial Assignee LOU
1660
Twelve Clerks and Officers
Taxes end Rates of Office In Lincoln's Inn-fields 1111)
COSIS and Candles fur the Office l2O
Do. do. Court at litailithall, West-
minster, the Old Dailey, and the Excbeyner. and
for compensation to the Court Clenners and Officers,
and fur attendance at thetwo last mentioned places,
during, say 146 days of sitting there 70
250
Printer.
Sundry Petty Expenses BOO
Exchequer and Treasury Fees 4OO
To make good the deficiency of the Charge for the
400
year ISI6II
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£OO4O
An ESTIMATE of the Sam which may he wanted in the
year 1t 23. to pay the Salaries or Allowances granted to
certain Professors in the Universities of Oxford and Cam-
bridge, for reading Courses of Lectures, for one year:—
Professor on Mineralogy, at Oxford.... ....... £lOO 0 0
Do. on Geology, at ditto
Do. on Experimental Philosophy, nt ditto WO 0
Do. on Chemistry. at ditto. lOO 0
Do. on Ditto, at Cambridge
Do. on Anatomy and Philosophy, at ditto 100 0 0
Do. on Mineralogy, at ditto. lOO 0
Do. on the Laws of England, at ditto.. • . 10•1 0 0
11). on Arabic and Hebrew, at ditto..• • •
Jacksonian Professor, at ditto lOO 0 0

1000 0 0
To pay the Fees and Charges on the Receipt thereof a
3 0

loss 5 0
An Estimate of sum which may be wanted to de-
fray the expense. of the Houses of Lords and Commons,
for the year 1523:-15,446/.
An Estimate of the sum that may be wanted to defray
the salaries and allowances to the Otficets of the Houses
of Lords and Commons, for the year ts:l3:-23,237/.
An Estimate of the snm that may be wanted, in the
present year, to defray the extraordinary expense in the
department of the Lord Chamberlain of his Majesty's
lioneehold,for fittings and furniture to the two houses of
Parliament :-.4,5110/.
Ao Estimate of the suns which may he wanted for his
Majesty's foreign and other secret services, for the year
1523:-50,0001.
An Account of the sum that will he wanted, in the pre-
sent year, to defr,ay the expenses. incurred for printing,
by order of the Commissioners tor carrying into execu-
tion the measures recommended by the House of Com-
mons, respecting the records of the kingdom:-1U,14;1.

13s. i 141.
A n Estimate of the Sum that may probably be wanted
to defray the charge for printing Acts of Parliament,
for the two Houses of Parliament, for the Sheriffs,
Clerks of the Peace, and Chief Magistrates throughout
the United Kingilosn,and for the amiugJostic..s through-
out Bleat Britain ; also, fur panting Bills, Reports,
Evidence, and other papers and accounts for the House of
Lords, fur the year 1823 : —17,000/,
An Estimate of the Expense that may he incurred in
the year 1943, for printing 1750 Copies of the 78th ♦o-
lume of Journals of the lion. Mouse of Cnonnon.., being
for the presen: Session of Parliament:-3,500:.
An Estimate of the sum that may be wanted to defray
the expense of printing the Votes of the lion. house of
Commons, during the present Session of Parliament:—

3„:d10/.
An Acconnt of the sum that will be wanted for the de-
ficiencv of the Drant for 153:12, for defraying the expense
of printing the Votes of the Don. House of Commons, du-
ring the last Session of Parliatuent:—lSN.
An Estimate of the sum that may be wanted to defray
the expense of printing Bills, Reports, and other Papers,
by order of the lion. House of Commons during the pre-
sent Session of Parliament :--20,00U/.
An Estimate of the expense that may be incurred for
reprinting Journals and Reports of the lion. Douse of
Commons, in the year 1623 :-3,0001.
An Estimate of the semi which may he wanted for the
year L 52.3, to enable his Majesty :o grant relief to Tou-
lonese and Corsican emigrants, Dutch naval out sers,
St. Domingo sufferers, an others, who have, hereto-
fore received allowances from his Majesty, and who,
from services performed. or losses sustained in the Bri-
tish service. have special claims upon his Majesty's
justice and liberality.
Toulouse Emigrants }765 0 0
Corsican Ditto S 195 0 0
French an] other Persons having special claims 5,510 0 0
Dutch Navel Officers 1,130 0 0
St. Domingo Sufferers I boo 0 0

MILLBANK PENITENTIARY.

10,150 0 o 1
Clear of Fees and all other Deductions. I
An Estimate of the sum which may be. wasted for the I
relief of American Loyalists, for the year 1823:-7,0001. 1
clear of fees and other deduci ions.
An Estimate of the sow %tacit may be wanted to De-
fray the expense of confining and maintaing Criminal
Lunacies, for the year 1023:-3,3061. 103., clear of fees
and all other deductions.
1 An Estimate of the sum which may be required, in the
year 1623, far paving the usual allowance to Protest-
ant Dissen'ine Ministers in England, poor French
Protestant Heft:gee Clergy, poor French Protestant
liefligee Laity, and sundry small Charitable and other
allowances to the poor of St. blartin's•in-the-Fields,
and others.
Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England• • . 1.695 17 0
Poor French Protestant Refugee Clergy. •.• —.1,073 17 0
Ditto. • • . Lail y 2,200 0 (1
Poor of St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, et a 1... • .....1,166 14 10
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6,736 8 10

The mortality in the Penitentiary at Millbank cond.
noes. There have recently been several deaths beyond
the ordinary and average number of those casualties ;
and in a recent verdict of a Coroner's .Jury on two
deaths, it was stated as the opinion of the Jury, that
"if the prisoners were allowed meat, there would not be
BO many deaths." It was heretofore a complaint in the
house of Commons that the prisoners were " too well'
fed." To show how the fact is now, it may be useful as
well as intoresting to state abet is the present
r "die-
tay of the prisoners," ad which dietar was ropose
to and sanctioned by then Committee (Messrs p . liolfor.l, d