La Commission propose les Modifications suivantes au Budget

de la Ville de Genève, pour l'Année 1826.

(A l'Ordinaire.) La suppression de l'article pour instruction d'enfans

sourds et muets, Fl. 3,000; il seroit transporté au Budget du
Canton.

(AP Extraordinaire.) Une allocation de Fl. 6,000, pour un appareil

destiné à utiliser les eaux du réservoir de l'Hôtel-de-Ville en cas
d'incendie.

Une allocation pour translation des écoles et collections dans
le nouveau Musée, Fl. 2,000.
Le solde à appliquer aux dépenses imprévues seroit fixé à F1.20,654 8.

TITRE DES RECETTES.

La Commission propose de fixer le produit brut de l’Octroi à Fl. 406,600 et le produit net à Fl. 370,000.

En conséquence les Dépenses ordinaires seront arrêtées à la somme de F1, 251,815; les Dépenses extraordinaires, à celle de Fl. 187,300; et la somme totale de Fl. 439,115 sera mise à la disposition du Conseil Municipal pour l'Exercice 1826.

BRITISH Notification of the French Blockade of Algiers.

2d July, 1827.

Foreign Office, July 2, 1827. It has been notified by the French Minister for Foreign Affairs to His Majesty's Ambassador at Paris, " that the French Government has declared an effective Blockade of the Port of Algiers; and that every measure authorized by the Law of Nations will be adopted and enforced against all Neutral Vessels which may attempt to violate the said Blockade."

An Account of the Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Resources, constituting the Publ.

1

5,115,044 16

52,731 154

CUSTOMS

520,110 8 11% 20,582,924 11 89 1,019,951 10 19,562,973 1 84 20.001,089 ' Excise

1,161,742 4 2 22,541,969 14 67 1,915,342 18 2 20,626,626 16 4 21,791,39 STAMPS

326,921 7 914 7,101,503 18 6 261,473 11 73 6,810,030 6 1017,165,461111 Taxes, under the Management of the Commissioners 91,535 9 104 5,030,028 18 8 6,519 121 5,023,509 6 7 of Taxes Post OFFICE

214,397 7 34 2,392,272 2 73 95,870 6 91 2,296,401 15 104 2,510,73 % ONE SHILLING in the Pound, and Sixpence in the Pound on Pensions and Salaries, 3,143 18 7 49,587 16 94

49,587 1691 and Four Shillings in the Pound on Pensions HACKNEY COACHES, and Hawkers and Pedlars 6 1 4 74,370 7 9

74,370 79 CROWN LANDS 37,857 7 244 278,088 0 103

278,088 - 102 SMALL Branches of the King's Hereditary Revenue j 4,355 17 5% 9,313 0 0

9,343 SURPLUS FEES of regulated Publick Offices

69,160 14 11

69,160 14 11 POUNDAGE FEES, Pells Fees, Casualties, Treasury Fees,

9,594 10 82

9,594 10 8 and Hospital Fees

TOTALS
OF ORDINARY REVENUES.

€ 2,363,070 2 84 58,138,843 17 2 3,299,157 18 84 54,819,683 18 5 57,202,36 15

74,6 91 315,945 81 13,60 17

.

6,19 14 11

OTHER RESOURCES.

MONEY received from the
East India Company, on
account of Retired Pay,
Pensions, &c. of His Ma-
jesty's Forces serving in the
East Indies, per Act 4 Geo.
IV. c. 71.
From the Commissioners for
theIssue of ExchequerBills,
per Act 57 Geo. 3. c. 34, for
the Employmentofthe Poor
MONEY received from the

Trustees of Naval and Mi-
litary Pensions
From several County Trea-
surers, and others in Ire-
land, on account of Ad-
vances made by the Trea.
sury, for improving Post
Roads, for building Gaols,
for the Police, for Public
Works, employment of the
Poor, &c.
IMPREST Monies, repaid by
sundry Public Accountants,
and other Monies paid to
the Public
PAYMENT of the Balance set.
tled by Treaty to be due
from the King of The Ne-
therlands
REPAYMENT on account of
Money advanced out of the
Consolidated Fund, in the
Year1825, for Silver Coinage
FROM the Bank of England,
on account of Unclaimed
Dividends.

Income of the UNITED KINGDOM of Great Britain and Ireland; for the Year ended 5th Jan. 1827

64

7 943 5 13 73 2 12 53

1,537,408 76 684,577 81 2,221,985 15 7 17,280,711 19 344 580,385 15 37620,083,083 10 84
1.200,989 15 336,261 7 11% 1,617,251 3 84 19,172,019 13 - 1,002,098 3 9% 21,791,369
186,212 991

186,212 9 94 6,702,350 11 10% 278,388 12 11% 7,166,951 14744 288,800 4431 20,340 15 8 309,141 -% 4,702,743 12 64 103,160 3 10 5,115,044 16 544 680,5-46 4 93 66,471 16 14 747,018 - 1144 1,570,000

193,781 2 8 2,510,799 3 244

5 14 92 28 8 114

4,000,337 7 27 1,357,047 7 11% 5,387,364 15 256 49,625,485 11 6

An Account of the Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Resources, constituting

ORDINARY REVENUES.

TSTOMS

£. 8. d.

€.
s. d.
1. d.
s. d.

... 430,586 1 94 18,551,702 1 5 953,538 10 119 17,598,163 10 54 18,028,749 12 % 1,017,447 6 2 20,784,819 18 11 1,854,440 2 4 18,930,379 15 94 19,947,827 114 315,483 11 51 6,634,891 3 63 251,781 6 64 6,383,109 17 +6,628,593 8 5

KCISE
'AMPS -

IXES, under the manage-
hent of the Commissioners
f Taxes -
ST OFFICE -
NE SHILLING in the Pound,
nd Sixpence in the Pound
in Pensions and Salaries,
nd Four Shillings in the
Pound on Pensions. .

3,148 18 7

49,587 16 91

49,587 16 94

52,731 15 4

ONEY received from the East India Company, on ccount of Retired Pay, Pensions, &c. of His Ma.

60,000 esty's Forces serving in he East Indies, per Act Geo. IV. c.71 om the Commissioners for helssue of ExchequerBills, er Act 57 Geo. 3. c. 34, for

117,000 7 2 neEmployment of the Poor ONEY received from the Trustees of Naval and Mi.

4,380,000 tary Pensions PREST Monies repaid by indry Public Accountants, nd other Monies paid to

164,586 18 11 ne Public YMENT of the Balance seted by Treaty to be due om the King of The Ne.

100,000 herlands • PAYMENT on Account of loney advanced out of the onsolidated Fund in the

206,365 14 10 ear 1825, for Silver Coinage om the Bank of England Account of unclaimed

64,581 12 2 ividends TOTALS of the PUBLIC) INCOME of GREAT BRI- £ 2,064,126 7 1458,759,041 10 10 TAIN

Wbitehall, Treasury Chambers, 24th March, 1827.