the Public Income of GREAT BRITAIN; for the Year ended 5th January, 1827.

S.

8.

8.

€. s. d.

d. £. 8. d.

d.

d.

d. £. 8. d. 1,183,354 11 94 545,916 17 102 1,729,271 9 8 15,766,763 10 101 532,714 1184 18,028,749 12 24 1,046,823 1964 245,555 4 141,292,384 379 17,749,273 18 104 906,168 195 19,947,827 1 1144 154,220 14 104

154,220 14 10$ 6,277,014 14 8 267,357 18 114 6,698,593 8 58

67 68 5

83 2 6 52

3,314,361 10 44 1,108,202 6 2 4,422,563 16 64 46,179,861 -117 1,987,853 17 11 52,590,278 15 43

6 3 64

3,314,361 10 444 1,109,202 6 2

4,422,563 16 64451,272,395 14 +1,987,853 17 11 57,682,813 8 58

An Account of the Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Resources, constituting

CUSTOMS

EXCISE

89,524 7 2582,031,222 10 3% 66,412 19 -% 1,964,809 11 3 2,054,333 18 556 147,294 18 1,757,149 16 542 60,902 15 10 1,696,247 74/1,813,541 18 741

11,437 164 466,612 14 1114 9,692 5 15 456,920 9 9% 468,358 6 13 50,686 13 11 34 207,757 6 114 21,795 9 244 185,961 17 94 236,618 11 97

STAMPS

Post OFFICE

POUNDAGE Fees, Pells Fees,

Casualties, Treasury Fees, and Hospital Fees

the Public Income of IRELAND; for the Year ended 5th January, 1827.

10.

Payments out of the Income, in its

9.
progress to the Exchequer.
6.

8.

PAYMENTS BALANCES
CHARGES
TOTAL

and
OTHER PAYMENTS

BILLS

into the
of
out of the In-

outstanding
PAYMENTS. come, in its

on 5th January, JCOLLECTION progress to the EXCHEQUER.

1827. Exchequer.

354,053 15 8% 138,660 10 25 492,714 5 11

1,513,948 8 5 234,160 16 17% 90,706 3 104 324,867 -38|1,422,745 14 24 31,991 14 10%

31,991 14 103 425,335 17 23 95,769 10 11 19,478 7 9 115,247 17 101

74,000

47,671 4 158|2,054,333 18 55 17 8 74 95,929 4 4% 1,843,541 18 74 13 6 64 11,030 14 468,358 6 14 6 17 1.4 47,400 13 11 236,648 11 94 46 1 11

9,594 10 82

9,594 10 82

715,975 16 105 248,845 1 9% 964,820 18 8%|3,445,624 10 64 202,031 16 6 4,612,477 5 8

16 - 2

715,975 16 10% 248,845 1 93964,820 18 8% 3,622,593 16 2 202,031 16 6 4,789,446 11 4%

J. C. HERRIES.

AN ACCOUNT of the TOTAL INCOME of the REVENUE of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, in

backs, and Bounties of the nature of Drawbacks; together with an Account of the Public Expendiwithin the same Period.

HEADS OF REVENUE.

NET RECEIPT, as stated in Column 4 of the Account of

Public Income.

ORDINARY REVENUES:
Balances and Bills outstanding on 5th January, 1826
Customs
Excise
Stamps
Taxes
Post Office
One Shilling and Sixpenny Duty on Pensions and Sala-2

ries, and Four Shillings in the Pound on Pensions....)
Hackney Coaches, and Hawkers and Pedlars
Crown Lands
Small Branches of the King's Hereditary Revenue.
Surplus Fees of Regulated Public Offices....
Poundage Fees, Pells Fees, Casualties, Treasury Fees,

and Hospital Fees...

19,562,973 1 87
20,626,626 16 43
6,840,030 6 101
5,023,509 6 7
2,296,401 15 104

49,587 16 91
74,370 7 9
278,088 0 104

9,343 0 0 69,160 14 11 9,594 10 87

54,839,685 18 5

Deduct Balances and Bills outstanding on 5th January,1827

57,202,756 1 lý 2,189,885 14 5

£. 55,012,870 6 8

60,000 0 0

117,000 7 2

TOTAL Ordinary Revenues...

OTHER RESOURCES:
Money received from the East India Company, on ac-

count of Retired Pay, Pensions, &c. of His Majesty's
Forces serving in the East Indies, per Act 4 Geo. IV.
c. 71
From the Commissioners for the issue of Exchequer)
Bills,per Act 57 Geo. Ill. c. 34. for the Employment

of the Poor.....
Money received from the Trustees of Naval and Military

Pensions.....
Money repaid in Ireland, on account of Advances from

the Consolidated Fuod, under various Acts, for Public

Improvements
Imprest and other Monies paid into the Exchequer...
Payment of the Balance settled by Treaty to be due from

the King of The Netherlands....
Repayment on account of Money advanced out of the

Consolidated Fund in the Year 1825, for Silver Coinaged From the Bank of England, on account of Unclaimed

Dividends

4,380,000 0 0

156,581 8 114

184,974 15 74
100,000 0 0

206,365 14 10

64,581 12 2

5,269,503 18 9

£. 60,282,374 55

Balances in the hands of Receivers, &c. on 5th January, 1826

Do. ..... do...... on 5th January, 1827

£. 2,363,070 2 81

2,189,885 14 5

Balances less in 1827 than in 1826 .....
Surplus. Income paid into the Exchequer over Expenditure thereout.

173,184 8 35 1,009,448 8 01

Actual Excess of Income over Expenditure £.

836,263 19 9

the Year ended 5th January 1827, after deducting the Repayments, Allowances, Discounts, Drawture of the United Kingdom, exclusive of the Sums applied to the Reduction of the National Debt,

EXPENDITURE.

PAYMENTS OUT OF THE INCOME

in its progress to the Exchequer : Charges of Collection.... Other Payments.....

TOTAL Payments out of the Income,prior to the

Payments into the Exchequer......

4,030,337 28 1,357,047 7 114

5,387,384 15 21

PAYMENTS OUT OF THE EXCHEQUER; Dividends, Interest,and Management of the Public Funded)

Debt, four Quarters to 10th October, 1826, exclusive of £5,591,231. 168. 2d.issued to the Commissioners

27,245,750 14 0 for the Reduction of the National Debt Interest on Exchequer Bills......

831,207 6 3 Issued to the Trustees of Naval and Military Pensions, 2

28,076,958 0 3 per Act 3 Geo. IV.c. 51....

2,214,260 0 0 Ditto to the Bank of England, per Act 4 Geo. IV. c. 22.. 585,740 00

2,800,000 0 0 Civil List ..

1,057,000 0 0 Pensions charged by Act of Parliainent on Consolidated Fund, four Quarters to 10th October, 1826..

364,268 6 31 Salaries and Allowances..

.do..

69,115 13 5 Courts of Justice

.do.

150,590 15 111 Mint ......

.do.

14,750 0 0 Bounties..

.do...

2,956 13 8 Miscellaneous..

..do..

204,064 79 Do.... Ireland.

...do..

301,427 10 65

2,164,1737 71 Advance on account of the Wet Docks at Leith...... 240,000 0 0 For the purchase of the Duke of Athol's Interests in the Public Revenues of the Isle of Man.....

150,000 0 0 Towards rebuilding London Bridge, per Act 7 Geo, IV. c. 40.....

120,000 0 0 Army.

8,297,360 15 88

510,000 0 0 Navy....

6,540,634 92 Ordnance..

1,869,606 984 Miscellaneous

2,566,783 11 54

19,274,385 6 0 Lottery Prizes.....

69,802 5 10 By the Commissioners for issuing Exchequer Bills, per Act 3 Geo.IV.c.86, for the employment of the Poor..

443,300 0 0 Advances out of the Consolidated Fund in Ireland, for Public Works..

546,922 2 68

1,060,024 8 41

TOTAL..£. 59,272,925 17 5% Surplus of Income paid into the Exchequer, over Expenditure? issued thereout

1,009,448 8 01 £. 60,282,374 5 5$

Whitehall, Treasury Chambers, 24th March, 1827.

J. C. HERRIES.