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derived, with the vrUue imported from parliament in the session of 1822.— 

 each id the three years 1818, 19, and Vide Paper, No. 274, ordered to be 

 20, and the exports to each country in printed May 1, 1822. 

 the hitler year as laid before tlie British 



Ireland •••• 



West Indies 



East Indies and China 

 The Fishery • 



Totals ■£ 



Germany •' 



Italy 



Russia ►••• 



Holland 



Portugal 



Gibraltar 



Spain 



Flandirs ... 



Russia......* 



France 



Turkey 



Denmark 



Sweden and Norway 



Malta 



Ionian Isles 



United States of America 



Brazils 



Foreign West Indies. • 



South America 



Britivli North America 



New Holland 



Cape uf Good Hope • • 



Africa 



Uritish Isles • • 



Totals.. 

 Exports- 



1818. 



4,290,612 



8,347,236 



7,337,690 



456,076 



16,141,002 



1,265,584 



1,274,241 



2,851,550 



1,133,773 



707,245 



61,203 



l,2nl5,990 



571,903 



1,390,834 



1,137,755 



369,052 



376,319 



285,188 



61,420 



87,224 



3,426,832 



1,080,543 



850,0^2 



400,568 



690,432 



5,111 



126,225 



158,685 



146,440 



1819. 



3,944,101 



7,887,669 



7,537,563 



403,989 



15,829,221 



.575,671 

 939,453 

 2,483,961 

 584,314 

 456,044 



11,607 

 762,568 

 203,586 

 587,912 

 620,988 

 251,206 

 170,786 

 212,369 



83,270 



49,618 

 2,638,077 

 952,202 

 774,117 

 290,645 

 751,004 

 6,900 



74,425 

 179,548 

 141,871 



19,701,339. 13,832,147 



43,823,030 135,990,988 



4,999,343 



8,011,335 



7,562,648 



553,771 



16,127,751 



641,085 



817,597 



2,500,201 



562,614 



400,537 



15,309 



926,698 



99,193 



712,295 



761,564 



417,158 



141,230 



141,930 



21,265 



92,828 



3,651,342 



1,294,025 



798,620 



233,711 



841,272 



5,031 



78,494 



95,920 



137,541 



15,390,137 



40,717,877 



1820. 



3,387,784 



4,347,043 



3,272,817 



5,006 



7,624,866 



9,894,108 



3,767,6^!2 



3,668,383 



2,047,612 



1,824,905 



1,765,963 



666,912 



1,542,331 



1,312,680 



1,162,756 



961,746 



308,576 



211,444 



628,433 



14,041 



3,920,220 



2,276,469 



1,257,050 



917,916 



1,676,316 



118,086 



256,465 



309,586 



306,358 



Excess of 

 Exports. 



1820. 



40,717,877 



9,263,023 

 2,950,025 

 1,168,182 

 1,485,008 



-2,915,236 

 I 



1,442,133 

 600,285 

 401,192 

 544,588 

 167,346 

 69,514 



i 428,379 



268,888 

 984,444 

 453,430 

 684,205 

 835,044 

 113,055 

 177,971 

 213,666 

 168,817 



25,329,431 



71,604,640 



'J'his Statement, it will be seen, and 

 I hope that your readers will bear in 

 mind tiiat it is not my Statement, but 

 the Account of the Britisli government, 

 Bubmitted to and laid before the par- 

 liament of tlic nation as an authentic 

 return and maltcr-of-fact document, 

 exhibits an excessof export from Great 

 Britain in the year 1820, to all parts of 

 the world except the East Indies and 

 China, the West Indies fishery, and 

 Ireland, (and it will be seen, that none 

 of those places afl'ect the question at 

 Issue,) over and above the value 

 imported, of no less a sum than 

 25,329,431/. ; and, that Ihn excess of 

 the three years, by the like order of 

 analysis and deduction, amounts to the 

 C'normou.s sum of 71,G04,t)10/. ! Are 

 then the accounts fallacious \ Or how 

 has this (enormous sum been equalized ? 

 It merits, I think, a higher and more 



MoNniLY Mac;. No. Jy2. 



serious consideration than Mr. S. R. 

 appears to have bestowed upon the 

 subject. If there are any such glaring 

 absurdities about the matter, why not 

 definitely point them out? The details 

 arc now ample enough to rescue the 

 question from the necessity of resting 

 on the mere dictum of bare assertion. 

 ^•^ A.R. 



To the Editor of the Monthhj Magazine. 



SIR, 



AS an account of the wealher may 

 in some respects prove servicc- 

 al)lc, — either for comparison with other 

 parts, or as a record for reference, — I 

 send you the following. 



The spring of 1822 set in fine and 

 temperate very early, and unexpect» 

 cdly ; and, as it were, broke in upon 

 us abruptly, — in one little week enjoy- 

 ing both the fire-side and the open air. 

 April proved a warm month, asdid the 

 F first 



