Revenue Of Mexico.
The following is an Account otthe Rcvenoe and Expendituye of the Treasury at at1cxico, from 1810 to 1822, and the first three months of 1823, presented by the Alinistcr of Finance, Medina, to the Congress on the 26th of June, 1823:- REVXlUE. EXPENlITURE. 1810 Dollarsll,46[i,219 5 5 DollarslO,512,940 0 6 1811 . 8,438,655 3 7 8,176,210 2 10 1812 5,151,212 7 9 5,004,345 S 3 1813 3,929,434 2 O . . 3,872,525 1 9 1814 3,012,426 5 11 . 2,982,379 5 11 1815 2.507J153 1 1 2,473,070 3 11 1816 2,463,331 3 11 . . . 2,442,329 4 10 1817 2,536,163 1. . . 2,501,8}1 1 8 1818 . 2,912,588 0 9 2,770,585 2 9 1819 . 3,491.195 2 4 . . . 3,084,134 4 5 18)20 2,581,203 1 1 . 2,571,531 4 2 1821 . 2,754,699 0 4 . . 2,747,051 7 4 1822 . 3,504,579 2 6 . 3,434,128 7 6 1823 . 3,031;354 110 1,662,373 5 11 In the income of the three months of 1823 is comprehended 2,395,000 dollars of paper-mwoney crea-ed up to the 17th of March, when its further impression was suspended by a Government order. On the 31st of March, the account of the paper money stood thus:- Porwarded fo the 17 provinces, as specified, . 440,950 Re-entered at the Custom-house, Tobacco, Excise, and Treasury,.5 . . . 6,794 Remained in circulation, .1,338,25f Total paper-money issued, . . . Dollars2,395,000 The revenue arises froin the customs, fabric of tobacco, convoy of specic, coi:are, lottery, and some minor sources, the details of all which are rendlered. From the commencement of the revolution in 1810, the revenue rapidly fell ofF to the extent of some 7,000,000 dollar3: to an equal extent was diminished the remission of specie bytheGovernment, called Carga-. sdtratnariiwas; these consisted, previously to 1810, nearly as follows:- To G}uatimala . Doliarsl50,000 IIavanah . . ,785,000 Porto Rico . . . 76,000 Philippine Islands, &c. . . 270,000 Floridas, &c. . . . 201,000 Spain. . upwards of 4,00i*,000 The charges of the internal administration, the troops, &c., had not undergone any material altepation since 1810. Every province maintains its local government, militia. &c., fromn its proper sources. RmvIEVUIE OF JrEXico.