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

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ABSTRACT OP THE NET PRODUCE OP THE IttllENOt OP
GREAT BRITAIN IN THE YEARS AND QUARTERS ENDED
APRIL 5, ISM AND APRIL S, 1823, SHOWING THE
INCREASE OR DECREASE ON EACH HEAD THEREOF.

Years ei
19.22.

April 6''lncrease
1823.

Customs .......Z 9,,333,711
Excise 29893.CM3
Stamps... • ... 6,227.318
Post 0111ce 1,288.900
Taxes ..... • 7,518,7M
Miscertancous 330,483

9A46,612 70,031
t6,516.9•ht°
6,200.060
1,369,000 81,0011

1,1#9,701
I i70),1S

0,1174,833 .. . .. ...1
426,578 103,093

6.11,65 S

81.385,6491

49,824,0b7 238,1

1,810,1312

Deduct Increase .14236,026

Decrease on the Year !I
Qrs. ended Aprils Increase
1822. 1823.
7`,8 2,109, 9,528
7055,656:27
,348 1,573,831 ....
,000 324,00. '
lIC 861,73
i 76,7
• --- -
1 10,608.104

'1,361,755
I )ecrease

Excise 506;
Stamps.
Post Office.-- 320,0.
Taxes. 980,91(
Misceilineons 83,6211

00,619
8,4

1 119,161

t0,903,3ftl

32.707

325.163

Deduce

Iccrease 32,707

Decrease on the Quarter £29 ~l:4

INCOME AND CRAMISE ON TIER CORSOLSDATED FUND IN TER
QUARTERS ENDED THE STIII OR APRIL IRgi AND OM.
INCOME.
Qrs. ended April 5.
122. HIM

l'1,088.108!' 1,973,397
Ca storos.. 5 836 798 5.131.274
Earise 1682.346 1,573.854
Stamps St° MO 330000
TPost-axes Ottice
979.076 835.14 I I
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Miacellakteotts 03,621 70.799
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10,765,949 9,984,1411

To Cash brought to Cousolidsted
Fund. being the amount Issued in
Irelandjor public ser% ices, per Act
53 Geo. 111. esp. 9S, sec. 12

X11,151,8e9 10,053,718

CHARGE.
Qrv. ended April 5.
N 2. 1523.
Exchequer Annnities ---...-----
r Imo •4. 121.711
Soutn Sea Company. l4'6 83,011
Bank on their Capital £9,125 85,10
Dividends 5 744,158 4,735,11
Notional Debt. 3 195,763 1,210,010
Trustees for the payment of Naval and
NU Dory Pensions
Civil List 212.500
i
Pensions 93,475
ImperialAnneities
Other Charges

1,4^0,00
21-4311)
fl i,3:1

97,262

9,800,819 7,920k0W1
Surplus .1,bt5,030 2,133:e1s

£11,154,5139 10,03,ia.

Exchequer Billsissued
to mee., the charge
at the sth of Jan
1823 .0,028.354
Deduct surplus 0.133,708

Exchequer Bills to be
issued to meet the
charge at 6th April
1 Z3,794,
S2S .593

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MAILS.
ARR. DUE. 1 ARR. DUI.
0....H011and
2....DUblth ........ 0
2. • Waterfowl.. • . .0 o....llasnbro 0
0.... G & Jersey. • —0 2. • .• France 0
0 .... Lisbon ........ 0 L.... Flanders ..... . 0
0— —Gottenburg . • .. 1 0.. • •Malut ..1

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MONDAY EVENING, APItIL 7, 1823.

PRICE OF STOCKS Till 3 DAY AT ONR O'CLOCE.
Rank Stock ........ K.421,f1 Ditto Bonds —s. 193. 30spc.
S per Ct. Red 73s I NI:MS.2dg mi •A _ pe. ~.. ,
3 11.Ct.Cons 7415111 [Oda $ tea ro.
4 per Cents ... .... ..(12,,(1 --SW. 124 153 Nape.
New Fours
Long ra..
India Stock Con.for teet 74U

NEWS FROM FRANCE.
• Our readers have had the King of France represented
to them as a great lump of fat, that does nothing hut
open a bole in the upper part of it, and swallow down
thins from the point of a fork or the bowl of a spoon.
It is curious enough to observe, in the French papers,
that this great lump of fat is almost constantly engaged
in consultations pith some Minister or other. In the
papers now before us, for instance, we find him one day
in council from 12 o'clock to half-past one. Af er this
we find bins receiving two or three Ministers one after
the other, and transaang affiirs with them ; and, which
is well worthy of remark, we find bins the next day tak.
ing leave of the Duchess d'Angouleme at nine o'clock is
the morning This cannot he a twee lump of fat. This
cannot he a mere bladder of lard. In short, this English
public hears nothing hut lies through the channel of its
stocks jobbing press.—'The Duchess d'Angouleme is goes
of . it seems, to the camp, where, her husband is Cum.
islander in Chief. The Duchess is renowned for her
vigour, and we imagine that her presence with tie
army will do the Duke no harm, especially if there
should be any thing like disaffection at work, in din
ing into matters of this sort, one pair of woman's eyes
is worth five or six pair of men's.—The conspiracy is
the French army turns out at last to have been some at',,
conduct in an aid-de-camp of General Gnillemont, which
has caused the said aid-de-camp to be arrested and wit
to Pa: is. That is enough fur our newspapers. Will'
them that is a ninthly throughout the whole In*
though a thousand such things happened in the Repub.
lican armies of France, and though such things wills:
turslty happen in a state of things like that which isnot
existing in France.—We believe very little, indeed,'
we see in the French papers. If we were'
they now say, the Spaniards are already
if we were to believe what the Spanish 1.
should look upon the invasion as the most
all adventures.—We know that the Cortes
of Spain have left Madrid; and we mui
they would not have done this, if they had
selves able to defend it. We said from
that an army of twenty thousand Fret

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