Loyer du premier étage du Musée

La Commission propose les Modifications suivantes au Budget de la Ville de Genève, pour l'Année 1826.

TITRE DES DEPENSES.

(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.

(APExtraordinaire.) 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 Fl.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 Fl. 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 Public

TOTALS

OF ORDINARY REVENUES.

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8. d.

.

s. d.

.

s. d.

L. s. d.

L. a. d.

520,110 8 11% 1,164,742 4 2 326,921 7 94 91,535 9 104 214,397 7 3%

20,582,924 11
22,541,969 14
7,101,503 18 6
5,030,028 18 8
2,392,272 2 72

1,915,342 18 2
261,473 11 72
6,519 12 1
95,870 6 94

82

6

1,019,951 10-19,562,973 1 8120,083,083 10 81 20,626,626 16 43 21,791,369 63

6,840,030 6 10

7,166,951 14 7

5,023,509 6 7

5,115,044 16 51

2,363,070 2 8% 58,138,843 17 2 3,299,157 18 8 54,839,685 18 5 57,202,756 1 1

FROM the Commissioners for
the Issue of Exchequer Bills,
per Act 57 Geo. 3. c. 34, for
theEmployment of the Poor
MONEY received from the
Trustees of Naval and Mi-
litary Pensions
FROM several County Trea-1
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 -

TOTALS of the PUBLIC

KINGDOM

INCOME of the UNITED 2,363,070 2 8 63,408,347 15 11 3,299,157 188

60,109,189 17 2 62,472,259 19 10

Whitehall, Treasury Chambers, 24th March, 1827.

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

4,030,337 7271,357,047 7 11% 5,387,384 15 2% 49,625,485 11 6 2,189,885 14 5

4,030,337 7 23 1,357,047 7 11% 5,387,384 15 28 54,894,989 10 3

J. C. HERRIES.

An Account of the Ordinary Revenues and Extraordinary Resources, constituting

INCOME of GREAT BRI- 2,064,126 7 1 58,759,041 10 10 3,140,354 9 6

Whitehall, Treasury Chambers, 24th March, 1827.