A Statement of the RECEIPTS of the United States, from the 4th of

March, 1789, to the 31st of December 1832 ; also, the balances, &c.(Concluded from the preceding page.)

Dividend & Years. sales of Bank

Stock and

Bonus.

Miscella-
peous.

Total,

Total Reve Balances in

Amount car nue exclusive the Treasury ried to Sur of Loans. at the end of

plus Fund.

each year.

1791

19,440 10 10,210,025 75 4,418,913 19 973,905 75 1792 8,028 00 9,918 65 8,740,766 77 3,669,960 31 783, 444 51 1793 38,500 00 10,390 37 5,720,624 28 4,652,923 14 753,661 69 1794 303, 479 00 23,799 48 10,041, 101 65 5,431,904 87 1,151,924 17 415, 761 74 1795 160,000 00 5,917 97 9,419, 902 79 6,114,534 59 516,442 61 99,869 09 1796 | 1, 240,000 00 16,506 14 8,740,329 65 8,377,529 65 888,895 421 17,417 90 1797 395, 220 00 30,379 29 8,759,916 40 8,689,780 99 1,021,899 04 62, 297 25 1798 79,920 00 13,692 811 8,209,070 07 7,900,495 80 617,451 43 183, 120 97 1799 71,040 00 45, 187 56 12,621,459 84 7,546,813 31/ 2,161,567 77 57,044 38 1800 71,040 00 74,712 10 12,451, 184 14 10,848,749 10 2,629,311 99 2,249, 190 77 1801 89,800 00266, 149 15 12,945,455 95 19,935,330 95 3,295,391 00 895, 141 01 1802 1,327,560 00 177,905 56 15,001,391 31 14,995,799 95 5,020,697 59,450, 19 1803

115,518 18 11,064,097 63) 11,064,097 63 4,825,811 60 1,446,149 29 1804

112,575 53 11,835,840 02 11,826,307 38 4,037,005 26 268,910 89 1805

19,099 80 13,689,508 14 13,560,683 20 3,999,388 92 8,606,428.00 1806

10,004 19 15,608,828 78 15,559,931 07 4,538, 129 80 674,032 14 1807 34,935 69 16,398,019 26 16,398,019 26 9,649,850 07

113,422 68 1808

21,802 35 17,062,544 09 17,060,721 93 9,941,809 96 8,909,581 86 1809

23,699 51

7,773,473 12 7,773,478 12 3,848,056 78 706,841 74 1810

84,476 84 12, 144,206 53 9,384,214 29 2,672, 276 57 1,187,795 16 1811

60,068 52 14,431,838 14 14,423,529 09 3,502,305 80 368,709 47 1812 41,125 47| 22,639,039 76 9,801, 182 76 3,862,917 41

570,869 96 1813

236,571 00 40,524,344 95, 14,340,409 95, 5, 196,542 00 259, 176 57 1814

119,899 81 34,559,536 95 11,181,625 16 1,727,848 63 592,309 99 1815

150, 282 74 50,961,237 60 15,696,916 82 13,106,592 89 399,050 98 1816

123,994 61 57,171,421 82 47,676,985 66 22,033,519 19 699, 139 99 1817

202,426 30 80,989 17 33,833, 592 33 33,099,049 74 14,989,465 48 372,066 58 1818 525,000 00 37,547 71 21,593,936 66 21,585, 171 04 1,479,526 74 882,514 55 1819 665,000 00 57,027 10 14,605,665 37 24,603,374 37 2,079,992 38 133,352 02 1820 1,000,000 00

54,872 49 20,991,493 68 17,840,669 55 1,198,461 21 137,571 78 1821

105,000 00 152,072 52 19,573, 703 72 14,573,379 72 1,681,592 24 747,308 96 1822 297,500 00 452,355 15 20,232,427 94 80, 232,427 94 4,237, 427 55 641,285 65 1823 350,000 00 141,019 15% 20,540,666 26 20,540,666 26 9,463,922 81 150, 720 11 1824

350,000 00 127, 603 60 24,381, 212 79 19,381,212 79 1,946,597 18 273,863 64 1825

367,500 00 129,982 25 26,840,858 02 21,840,858 02 5,201,650 43 277,809 61 1826

402,300 00 94,388 52 25, 260, 434 21 25, 260, 434 21 6,858, 686 18 251,830 89 1827 420,000 00|1,315,621 89 22,966,363 96 22,966,363 96 6,668,286 10 220, 181 79 1828

455,000 00 65, 106 8424,763,629 23 24,763,629 23 5,972,435 81 296,089 47 1829

490,000 00 112,561 95 24,827,627 88 24,827,627 38 5,755,704 79 193, 235 97 1830

490,000 00 73,172 64 24,844,116 51 24,844,116 51 6,014,539 75 691,845 21 1831

490,000 00 583,563 03 28,526,820 82 28,526,820 82 4,502,914 45 179,535 36 1832

659,000 00 99,276 16 31,865,561 16 31,865,561 16 2,011,777 55 137,000 31

$ 11,052,506 306,428,892 33/344, 262,668 43 656,081,089 81

A Statement of the EXPENDITURES of the United States, from the 4th

of March, 1789, to the 31st December, 1832; also, the total amount appropriated, and the balances of appropriations, in each yeor.

Military Establishment.
Year
Civil List. Foreign In- Miscella. Military servi-
tercourse.

ces, including Revolutiona- Other Penneous.

Fortifications, ry Pensions. sions.

Arsenals, &c. 1791 757,134 45 14,793 811,533 83 632,304 03

175,813 88 1792 880,917 38 79,766 67 194,572 32 1,100,702 09

109, 243 15 1793 358, 241 08 89, 500 00 24,709 46 1,130, 249 09

A Statement of the EXPENDITURES of the United States, from the

4th of March, 1789, lo the 31st December, 1832; also the tolal amount, &c. Concluded from preceding page.)

Military Es-
tablishment.

Total Balances
Naval Estab-

Total Expen-
Years

Public debt.
Indian De

amount Ap- of approprialishment.

ditures.

propriated. partments

tions,

1791 27,000 00 570 00 5,257,949 50 7,207,539 02 8,991,600 00 1,784,061 13 1792

13,649 85 53 02 7,263,665 99 9,141,569 67 9,246,646 241,889, 137 70 17931 27,282 83

5,819,505 29 7,529,575 55 9,276,823 73 3,636,385 88 1794 13,042 46 61,409 97 5,801,378 09 9,302,124 77 14,032,686 237,951, 195 69 1795

23,475 691 410,562 03 6,084,411 61 10,435,069 65 9,255,861 71 6,672,618 66 1796

113,563 98 274,784 04 5,835,846 44 8,367,776 84 7,813,952 45 6, 101,376 37 1797 62,496 33 382,631 89 5,792,421 82 8,626,012 78 8,041,435 75 5,454,562 09 1798

16,470 09 1,381,347 76 3,990,294 14 8,613,517 68 11,976,848 04 8,634,772 08 1799 20,302 19 2,858,091 54 4,596,876 78 11,077,043 50 13,226,461 89 10,727, 146 09 1800 31 22 3,448, 716 03 4,578,369 95 11,989, 739 92 11,954,621 86 8,442,837 26 1801 9,000 00) 2,111,424 oC 7,291,707 04 12,273,376 94 13,472, 157 81 9,246,477 12 1802 94,000 00 915,561 87 9,539,004 76 13,276,094 67 12,059,891 99 7,969,834 32 1803 60,000 00 1,215,230 53 7,256,159 43 11,258,983 67 13,686,120 12 8,950,521 54 1804

116,500 00 1,189,832 75 8,171,787 45 12,624,646 36 12,298,847 74 8,356,212 09 1805

196,500 00 1,597,500 00 7,369,889 79 13,727,114 49 13,836,079 88 4,859, 733 50 1876 234, 200 00 1,649,641 44 8,999,884 61 15,070,993 97 15,582,633 18 4,697,240 57 1807 205,425 00 1,722,064 47 6,307,720 10 11, 292, 292 99 15,819,275 35 9, 110,800 25 1908 213,575 00 1,884,067 80 10,260,245 35 16,764,584 20 16,072,086 804,508,770 99 1809

397,508 84 2,427,758 806,452,554 16 13,867,226 30 15,099,300 91 5,094,009 se 1810

177,625 000 1,654,244 20 8,008,904 46 13,319,986 74 14,719,877 65 5,236,099 61. 1811

151,875 00 1,965,566 39 8,009, 204 05 13,601,803 91 14,738,526 97 6, 104, 108 26 1812

277,845 00 3,959,365 15 4,449,622 45 22,279,121 15 29,492,349 71|11,746, 467 80 1813 167,358 2 6,446,600 10 11,108,123 44 39,190,520 36 37,078,974 05 9,375,744 9:3 1814 167,394 86 7,311,290 60 7,900,543 94 39,028,230 32 46,602,719 29 17,357,923 89 1815 530,750 00 8,660,000 25 12,629,922 35 99,582,493 85 31,269,309 54 9,650,689 10 1816

274,512 16 3,908, 278 30 24,871,062 93 48, 244,495 51 49,905, 220 35 9,672, 279 95 1817

319,463 71 3,314,598 49 25,423,036 12 40,877,646 04 36,613,122 08 5,035, 689 41 1818 505,704 27 2,953,695 00 21,296,201 62 35,104,975 40 36,293,021 121 5,841,920 58 1819 463, 191 39 3,347,640 42 7,703,926 29 24,004,199 73 24,109,459 80 5,913,228 63 1020

315,750 01/ 4,387,990 00 8,628,494 29 21,763,024 85 25,497,553 26 9,410, 185 26 1821 477,005 44 3,319,243 068,367,093 62 19,090,572 69 18,435,466 61 9,007,770 22 1822 575,007 41 2,224,458 98 7,848,949 12 17,676,592 67 20,508,017 81/10, 197,909 75 1923 390,781 82 2,503, 765 83 5,530,016 41 15,314,171 00 20,190,113 81 14,923, 132 45 1824 429,989 90 2,904,581 56 16,568,393 76 31,898,538 47 25,830,635 95 9,581,866 29 1825

724,106 44 3,049,093 96) 12,095,344 78 23,585,804 72 22,892,544 72 7,610,803 68 1826

743, 447 83 4,219,902 45 11,041,052 19 24,103,399 4623,255,413 09 6,510,987 42 1827 760,624 38 4,263,877 45) 10,003,668 39 22,656,764 04 23,216,650 86 6,850,692 51 1828

705,094 24 3,918,786 44 12,163,438 07 25,459,479 52 22,642, 408 61 3,737,593 18 1829 576,344 74 3,309,745 47 12,383,867 78 25,044,358 40 25,825,302 16 4,325, 240 92 1830 622, 262 47 3,239,423 63 11,355,748 22 24,595,281 55 26,392,220 02 5,450,334 18 1831 930,738 04 3,956, 183 07 16, 174,378 22 30,039,446 12 29,763,059 61 4,995,412 31 1332 1,352,419 75 3,956,370 29 17,940,309 29 34,356,698 06 36,476,690 67 6,978,404 61

$ 13,413,188 16112, 703,933 23408,090,204 08342,250,890 88 872,419,993 56

REVENUE LAWS. Acts relating to the Customs passed at the 1st and 2nd Sessions of the 22nd

Congress. An ACT concerning 'Tonnage duty on Spanish Vessels. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of Annerica in Congress assembled, Thai no other or g:eaier duty of tonnage be levied in the poits of the United States on vessels owned wholly by sub

jects of Spain, coming from a port in Spain, than shall, by the Secretary of libe Tre.sury be ascertained to have been paid: :American ressels in the por's of Sprin previous to the twentieth of October, one thousand eight bun. dred and seventeen.

Sec 2. And be it further enacted, That vessels owned wholly by Spanislı subj cis, comisig from any of the colonies of Spain, either directly or after touching at any other port or place, shall pay, in the ports of the United

Suate, the same rate of duty on tonnage that shall be levied on American vessels in the Sp: nish colonial port from whence such Spanish vessels shall have last deparied; the said amount to be ascertained by ihe Secret'iry of the Treasury, who is berely authorized, from time to time, to give directions to the officers of the cristonis of the United Siates for the collection of such

doties, so as to conform the said duties to any variation that may iake place in the duties levied on American vessels in such Spanish forts.

Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That wlienever the President shall be satisfied that the discriminating or counterviling duies of tonnage levied by any foreign nation on tlie ships or vessels of the United States, shall have been abolished, he may direct that the tonnage duty on the vessels of such nation shall cease to be levied in the poris of the United Staies; and cause

any duties of tonnage thai may have been levied on the vessels of such foreign nation, subsequent in the abolition of its discrimuna ing duties of tonnage 10 be refunded.

Suc. 4. And he it further enacted, That the second and third sections of this act shall be in force and take effect from and after the first day of January next.

(Approved, July 13, 1832.]

An ACT to alter and amend the several acts imposing duties on Imports. Be it enucted by the Senale and House of Representatives of the Umted States of America in Congress assembled, That from and after the third day of

March, one thousand eight bundred and thirty three, so much of the act entitled “ An act in alleration of the several acis imposing duties on imports, approved the nineteenib May, one lousand eight hundred and twenty-eighi as is herein otherwise provided for, shall be repealed, except so far as the same may be necessary for he recovery and collection of all duties which shill have accrued under the said act; and for the recovery, collect 01, dis. tribution, and remission of all hnes, penalties, and forfeitures, which may have been incurred under the same.

Szc. 2. And be it further enacted, That, from and after the third day of March, one thousand pight hundred and thirty three, in lieu ofihe duties now imposed by law, on the importation of the articles hereinafter mentionell, there shal be levied, collecierl, and paid, the following duties, that is to say:

First: Wool, unmanufactured, the value where f, at the place of “xpor. ration, shall not exceed eight cenis per pound, sall he imported free of duty; fund if any wool so impo: ted shall be fine wool mixed with dirt or other maierial, and thus reduced in valut. 10 eight cents per pound, or under, the ap: praisers shall appraise sairt wnol al such price as in their opinion it would hard cost had it not been so mixed, and a duty thereon shall be charged in Iconformity with such appraisal ; on wool, unmanufactured, the value wherea

va reul.

of, at the place of exportai:05, shail exceed eight cents, shall be levied four ceils per pound, and forty per certum d v. 101em; Provided, Tha woul imported on the skin shall be estimated, as to weight and value, as other wool.

Second. On all milled and fulled cloin, known toy the names of plains, kere seys, or kendal coitons, of which wool shall be the only waieriai, the value whereof shall not exceed Viirty-five cents a square yard, five per centum ad valorem ; on worsted stuff goods, shawls and other manufactures of silk and worsted, en per centua ad valoreni; on worsted yarn, cuenty per centum ad

alorem ; on woollen yarn, four cenis per pounil, and fifiy per crntum ad valorem ; on mits, gloves, bindings, blankeis, nosiery, and carpeis and carpeting, twenty-five perretum, excepi Brussels, W lion and treble ingraines carpeting, which shall be at sixty-three cents the squ:: re yard, all other in.

grained and Venetian carpeling, at thirty-five cents ibe quare yurit; and except blankets, the value whereof, at the place from whence exponed, shall

not exceed seventy-five cents each, the duty to be levied upon which, shall be five per centum ad valorem; on flannels, bookings, and baizes, sisteen cents the square yard; on coach laces thirty-five per centum; and upon merino si wis made of wool, all other manufactures of w00, or of which wool is a componen part, and on ready made cloihing, fitiy per centum ad

Third On all manufactures of cotton, or of which cotton shall be a component pari, iwelity-five percentum ad valorem, exiepting cotton twist, yarn, and thread, which shall remain at the rate of duiy fixed ly the act to amend the several acts imposing duries on impor s, ofiweniy-second May, one thous. and right hundred and iwenty-four; And provided, That all manufaciures

of cotion, or of which cotion shall be i componen part, not dyed, colored, grinter, or stained, not exceeding in value thirty cents the square vard, shali be valued at thirty cents per square yard, and if dyed, colored, printed, or stained, in whole or in part, not exceeding in value thiriy-five cenis the square yard, shall be valued at thirty-five cents per square yard ; aud ou nankeens, iniported direct from China, twenty per centum ad valorem.

Fourth' On ali stamped, printed or painted floor cloths, furiy-three cents a square vard; on oil cloihs of all kinds, other than that usually denominated patent floor cloth, iwelve and a half cents the square yard; and on floor matiing, usually made of Aags and other materials, five per cenum ad va oren.

Fifth. On iron, in bars or bolis, not manufactured in whole or in part by rolling, ninety cents per one hundred and twelve pounds.

Sixth. On bar and bolt iron, made wholly or in part by rolling, thirty doi. lars per 101 ; Providled, That all iron in slabs, blooms, or oiher form less finished than iron in bars or bolis, and more advanied than pig irori, except castings, shall be rated as iron in bars or bolts, and pay duty accordingly.

Seventh. On iron in pigs, filty cents per one hundred and twelve pounds : on vessels of cast iron, not oturswise specified, one and a lialf cents per pound; on all other castings of iron, not otherwise specified, one cent per pound.

Eighth. On iron or steel wire, not exceeding number fourteen, five cents per pound; esceeding number courteen, nine cents per pound; on silvereri or plated wire, five per centum ad valorem ; on cap or bonnet wire covered with silk, cottun, flaxen, yarn or thread, manufactured abroad, twelve cene le pound

Ninth. On round iron or braizer's rods, of three-sixteenths to eight-sixteenths of an inch diameter, inclusive, and on iron in nail or spike rods, or nail plaies, sit, rolled, or hammered, and on iron in sleets, and hoop iron, and on iron, slit, rolled, or hammered for band iron, scroll iron, or casenieni rods, three cents per pound; on iron spikes, four cents per pound; on iron nails, rut or wrought, five cents per pound; on tacks, brads, and sprigs, hol exceeding sixteen ounces to the thousand, five cents per thousand; excredo ing six teen ounces to the thousand, five cents per pound; on square wire, lused for the manufacture of stretchers for umbrellas, and cut pieces no