... ABSTRACT OF TIlE NET PRODUCE or THE REVENUE op GREAT BRI'TAIN, Il the 1ears eiiidce5th .an. 18I9, and 5tb Jai. 1820. Ca stoats - - . 7,886,416 6,319,988 1 Excise - - 18,948,49)1 19,768,318 1 Stamoll - - - I 31, 27(1 6,184,229 1 PotRlc - - . 1,29,01)0 1,4751.0D0 Assvssod 1Tases - 6-t,'217,574 61,176,529 Laud Taxes .- - 1,2009,682 1,234,525 Miscellicialivls - 368,083 392,732 1 unappr-opouiate ...

... L.ONDON MAARKETS. . . so I- I , I C6119-EXHcCANOE, AI-onduday, July 25.-The avri- e val of both Wheat and Flour during the last week hlas been again large, and the trade closed with great dulness on Friday. This morning we hal afairasupply of Wheat, chiefly from Esse \cand Kent, and the same e dullness prevails; the stiles being chiefly confined to >. the, best runs, wbich by no means support ...

... is. C.onx-ExCsaANGE, Monday, May 16.-The so at ply both of' 'heat and Flour'last week was tolerably e. large, and the mealing trade was in consequence dull he on- riday this morning, also, we' had a fair arrival a of Wheat, chiefly from .l;ssex and Kent, and the trade le continues in a heavy state, the sales being mostly con- n' fined to the better descriptions, which barely support to our ...

... LO NDbiXRT&H'; . . .. . . - ?? ?? . i- wf n 'Cons- ExcuA>7GE,. , j,,llf~ay9.-in conse- quelcero£ qtreidedaibgr-4tion of the .WIeai;ienBdond', s: anplitl.iresert seasoniable.v4eather, thekltiliealkn Pra'di ,M w'asprnxi~~ eavy on Fslay,,s;baVlOp~~'; UiliyF& tthe ?? frqiai erI~tnEtsse.s, .nt1.j~uf. folk leingtlu erat1iyla gy .we were under the ?? of subniitting' tba reductiori in the prices ii_, ...

... i.INT1ELLiGENCE' leR6M TtiE C1EP.O (.OOD V (Rcrieitd kp his MsjesPy's ship Aaidroxniohe.) 'tr 'tesa,1i Msajcestv,'s ~bip Andro-' vlaickp,5!~Capt. C. R. No1.6~.Sot, arri'ved ?? from3- the Caipe of Good' iittpe, leavinig the 'Colony' ots the lot of June, whenilils Maiee-styl's sh'ip OzteW G1en- ;t dowezr, Comdr C~ithant Suoias-esinj, Uapt.. Da~nn, were in Sint=r Ba5y. is The Governor, III-,t ...

... CORN-EXCH ANGE, onday. April14.-Therebhas en been a considerable arrival of ?? since this day a. se'nnight, nearly 13, 000 quarters, but that of this mora- id ing was by no means large, the trade, nevertheless, is en in an extremely dull state, and even the best runs can r- only be got offi at a reduction of from Is. to 2s. per qr. dl whilst the middling and ordinary sorts remain almost h- ...

... f THE th t r ?? f a thei~ et protiuce of the Revitme of ghreat o be, Abstract of 'the Net Produce of the itevenue 0l lireat alone -Bitain ini thelteats and Quarters cided the tith of in :d by April, 1823, showing' the Increase or Decrease on th FEr- each head thereof. el pl ins Yeasr ende 5 April Ci 1ryice juit2. 15s3. Iecrease. Decreas-. ?? J1 _ aliac- . .. A* £.. .vs ont Customs . 1,X1s,71 ...

... THE QV)ARJ-R'S JERVVNUE.' The sanguilm ie A our Fiiumtveqa tokein 'Ii the U'hance. Itor of the Excleqcitic, when brhigink for.,~ tec ?? wvard his Ihutiget last. .May,'ht4sbeen 'inore thari bornie cl, !0 out by the event, on w.ill'be's(ien by thle official llt~tarnl ?? Li' of' ~he Quatrter's llviae UWir ethndypth sh hI I t is gmttifying'to 'observe,', that the- Cttatonid, though. lie one ...

... LONDON MIARKETS. Co:f t -ExcUiA-,r, il'fmdy, 20. -T'ie navei4c ?? of our River. being nolv coinpietcly s, herrpittit ky adl by the vvocrity of the frost, so as entirely hl O-seavint i' tr- worlztng by craft, itosinesa is almost ruspendled intur i M ret, as the Factors lvill not expose samples OR*le ?? of .veathlr breals. Ilafhier more. uncinty was asked for ISS C'orn in. granary, btr there was ...

... LONDON dA ARKETS. - rra , \ . [0. - il. (QoRt-gEXCHANGEs, iMondayi, MAfircl/. ?? foir Wheat trade was particularlyhbeavy on Wednesday and lia FidaylIast,, and the,prices were rather lower, with.a a tid pretty lrge quantity rentaining unsold. Tbise morning ler the supply we had fresh in fromli ent, Essex, and Suf. e -fols;, vas,not very abundant, yet the sales avere ex- a at treinely heavy, and ...

... m .. ?? *L1611,080. , t ? ?? -%UIEDN?ESDAV, Al?]IiUll ?? Cl T.lE REVENUE. .41's/rrn rt PI th h Aret t Produce of the Iletiedifed of GI-cat B BiAii, ?? Y'dd Quarters ended the 5lh1pr,41828, and 2t/n April, 1829, 1hewin i the Ine 1 :rease or Vececase oo eaate head thereof. L 'Years enede. A.,. I B28. 1 I25. Increase. Decrense. - - ?? . ?? £. £. tt~ Ca it~us ?? l3,*U~fr)2 l~ffl2*a97 7.2. 73 ,12 ...

... . LONDON VIAREXTS :- COYN-EXCgeADGE, Noetdisy, N T ?? A been a fair arrival both of Wheat Witi Flour.dl0*0t-I day se'nnight, and we had a tolerably ] ood uplyQM 1I Wheat this morning from EsIex, 'emt arid e the trade, on the whole, however, was by no lirA-0 brisk, although full 2s. per quarter dearer ttbaJ tLj9 d1 . se'nnight.-lt behig now 'decided by the, %z#4t*.$YC t rare that the ports ...