The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1825-10-10 (London, England)

THE QUARTER'S REVENUE.  Although the Returns of the Revenue for the ;wean Quarter will not be made up until Monday evening, ye see are enabled in some degree to anticipate the official state ment, and to announce to the public the crowing prosperity of the country, in the increase of the Revenue, rietvritbstanding the large reduction that has been in the Taxes, and the amount of Duties remitted.  ...- The account of the Customs for the Quarter ending the Ifth of October, 1824. was 3,240,000 T. while the amount for the Quarter which will end on Monday will not be leas than 3.400,000/. exhibiting an actual increase in the Cuttoms alone, for one Quarter, of (me hundred and sixty thong sold rounds, or at tEe tate of more than a million a year. The gross receipts of the Customs, for the present Quarter, indeed, amcunt to .5,200,000, but of these 1,800,000/. consist of transferred duties from the Excise.  The produce of the Customs for the three Quarters, ending October 10, 1824, amounted to 7,430,0001., the produce for the corresponding three quarters of the present year amounts 7,950,0001., exhibiting an Actual increase in the Revenue of the Customs, far three nuarters of a year, of fire handed and twenty -thousand pounds, exclusive of all transferred duties. The gross receipt of the Customs is about 11,430,000/. but from this sum is to be deducted articles transferred from the Excise to the amount of 3,300,000!. The other branches of the Revenue are, we learn, equally favourable.—Slur.  Letters base been received from Valparaiso, dated to the rn.(l4lle of Jane. The island of Chiloe still remained in the possession of the Royalists. The general reports of the mines in Chili were favourable.  It appears from the Buenos Ayres Gazeta Mercantil of the 43d July, that the Brazilian Admiral, on entering the harbour of that city, fired a salute, which was answered from the fort. This mark of respect, it was anticipated, would have been withheld, on account that the independence of Buenos Ayres had not been formally acknowledged by Brazil. It must have been this salute which the writer of a letter we published last week, mistook for a Ito de joie on account of the amicable adjustment of the dilfeertees between the two Governments.  We have authority to correct the statement which appeared in most of the di.), papers, that all vessels from Alexandria are now ordered to Milford to perform quarantine. This regulation applies only to vessels boond to Liverpool. Orders to this effect have been transmitted to the  outporta.—Giobe. The Paths of Egypt has expended a large portion of the proceeds of the sun of the cotton exported by him to this country in the purchase of arms and ammunition, for the purpose of using them against the tireeks; not long ago two slip loads of Congreve rockets were &mink(' to him from the ! hums.  The Paris Atsidemy of Sciences has awarded ten thousand franc.; to a peasant, for excellent conduct in supposting helpless parents, and brothers aod sisters of his wife, to which effort be laboured until nature had almost sunk sithin him.  Suicides, it appears by a calculation of Dr. Caspar, are increasing wonderfully in Berlin. From 1780 to 1797, the Proportion wu 1 in 1000 ; from 1799 to 1808, t in 600; and from 1811 to 1t199 lin 100. He attributes the increase principally to the increase of drinking-bouses, which it appears compose the fourth part of the hotter* of Berlin.  C1:11111tRIANI) Tfr GARDEN/: Thu pleasant place of amusement on the banks of the Thames, neer Vauxhall, will no longer receive the public. The late occupier, after the destruction of his premises by fire, committed some broach of the covenants in his lease, and the lessors have taken possession. The property on the premises was sold akw days since by the Sheriff under fill execution. An "trine is to he erected on the spot by the South Lambeth Water-Worls.  e understand that some packages of merehandioc arr;r-J yesterday in the steam-packet from Dublin, to he forLAte.eil by the steam-packet Lee, to Cork, the establishment of this packet haring rendered the most expeditious "'re frum Dublin to Cork to be through Liverpool.— ".i .iferrerip