NAZOLANON FE THE INGOL

152.—AN ACCOUNT of the J-mcer r

that were built and registered a te eve

ending the 5th January, 122 12262eets +

153.-AN ACCOUNT of the Smie of TIMEL

id the Number of MEN and BOTT

the several Ports of the Bart:sa Laraz

322, and 1823 respectively.

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NAVIGATION OF THE UNITED KINGDOM.-Continued.

VESSELS EMPLOYED IN THE FOREIGN TRADE.

No. 154.-AN ACCOUNT of the Number of VESSELS, with the Amount of their Toxxa and the Number of MEN and Boys employed in Navigating the same (including r repeated Voyages) that entered Inwards and cleared Outwards, at the several Porto £ The United Kingdom, from and to all Parts of the World (exclusive of the Inters between GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND respectively) during each of the three years ing 5th January, 1824.

SHIPPING ENTERED INWARDS IN THE UNITED KINGDON (Exclusive of the Intercourse between Great Britain and Ireland,

1824...... 11,217 1,740,859 112,244 4,069 582,996 33,828 15,340 2,323,855 la

SHIPPING, CLEARED OUTWARDS FROM THE UNITE

KINGDOM,

(Exclusive of the Intercourse between Great Britain and Ireland

1823...... 10,023 1,539,260 95,998 2,843 457,542 25,394 12,866 1,9965) 1824..... 9,666 1,546,976 95,596 3,437 563,571 29,323 13,103 2,110,367

Inspector-General's Office,
Custom House, London,

24th March, 1824.

WILLIAM IRVING,

Inspector-General of Imports and Exports

(1.)-An Account of the Official Value of the Imports into the United Kingdom in each Year from 5th of January, 1817, to 5th of January, 1823, distinguishing the Imports from each Country, State, or Territory.

TOTAL. . 30,834,999 13 2 36,885,181 12 11

30,766,809 17 7 32,470,945 6 6 30,837,711 5 6 30,530,663 0 6

NOTE.-Total Official Value of Imports into the United Kingdom in the Year ended 5th of January, 1824,

Inspector General's Office,

£35,751,688 78. Od.

WILLIAM IRVING,
Inspector-General of Imports and Exports.

ustom-House, London, 14th April, 1824.

(2.)—An Account of the Official Value of the Exports from the United Kingdom in each Foreign Merchandise, and distinguishing the

Merchandize 10,292,684 13 7

206,378 7 0

2,462,947 18 6
14,129 1 1
218,854 4 9
137,342 7 4

62,681 2 8 316,678 4 3 2,511 5 5 44,307 2 11 105,242 2 10

225,710 12 2 2,684,410 42 9,618 5 2 175,339 4 8 150,640 11 3

63,215 11 3 502,571 11 9 804 17 6 30,898 12 0 123,008 5 4

224,053 3 9 1,999,481 6 5 40,914 9 5 159,037 7 4 131,561 5 2

74,553 I 374,431 16 7 7,999 2 1

20,471 111.94 ± 1

2

1,111,832 9 11
6,632,708 3 5

6,640,394 9 7

1,811,753 10 8
2,268,906 3 0

379,285 12 2
382,882 11 11
75,234 9 8
51,533 7 6
15,662 9 11

1,382,661 11 2
5,717,215 16 9
8,578,989 12 6
1,473,794 09
3,159,897 39

483,199 13 4
272,490 13 6
144,440 5 5

1,611,907 10 11
4,395,214 11 8

460,HET 17 3
297,199 $1

4,375,408 16 10

73,733 13 T

40,111,426 13 9 10,292,684 13 7 42,687,391 11 8 10,859,858 3 6 33,543,175 12 6

Note. The REAL VALUE of that Proportion of the Exports which consists of Foreign and Colonial Merchandi be stated, as no Declaration of the Value of such Goods is required by law from the Shinpers.

Year, from the 5th of January, 1817, to the 5th of January, 1824, distinguishing British from Exports to each Country, State or Territory.

Note.—Total Official Value of Exports from the United Kingdom in the Year ended 5th of January, 1824, viz:

British and Irish Produce and Manufactures
Foreign and Colonial Merchandize

43,804,372 18 1
8,603,904 91

£. 52,408,277 7 2