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 * Amount of Revenue.
 * No. of Officers.
 * Brought forward||£17,462,000||60
 * Improvement of Exciſe revenue, by the addition of tobacco duties, and num ber of officers appointed for the management of thee
 * 174,00
 * 325
 * Which would leave, on the whole of the period, having regard to the new taxes only, an increae of revenue, and a dimunition of officers
 * 17,288,000
 * 265
 * The duties under the management of the Commiioners for Taxes are next in amount. The amount in the year 1809, and the number of officers of the public employed in the collection, were
 * 16,747,000
 * 438
 * In 1783
 * 516,000
 * 263
 * Leaving, in the whole, an increae of revenue and officers, of
 * 16,231,000
 * 175
 * In the Cutoms the nett produce paid into the Exchequer in 1808, and number of officers, were
 * 8,797,000
 * 4,317
 * In 1783
 * 3,375,000
 * 3,450
 * Leaving, in the whole, an increae of
 * £5,422,000
 * 867
 * In the Stamps, the revenue paid nett into the Exchequer, and number of officers in 1808, were
 * 4, 512,000
 * 358
 * And in 1783
 * 726,000
 * 215.
 * Leaving, in the whole., an increae of
 * £3,786,000
 * 143
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 * 867
 * In the Stamps, the revenue paid nett into the Exchequer, and number of officers in 1808, were
 * 4, 512,000
 * 358
 * And in 1783
 * 726,000
 * 215.
 * Leaving, in the whole., an increae of
 * £3,786,000
 * 143
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 * £3,786,000
 * 143
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