THE

Black Book ;

OR,

CORRUPTION UNMASKED!

BEING AN ACCOUNT OF

PLACES, PENSIONS, AND SINECURES, THE REVENUES OF THE CLERGY AND LANDED ARISTOCRACY; The Salaries and Emoluments in Courts of Justice and the Police Department;

THE EXPENDITURE OF

THE CIVIL LIST; THE AMOUNT AND APPLICATION OF THE DROITS OF THE CROWN AND

ADMIRALTY ;

Che kobbery of Charitable Foundations ; The Profits of the Bank of England, arising from the Issue of its Notes, Balances of Public Money, Management of the Borough Debt,

and other Sources of Emolument ;

THE DEBT, REVENUE, AND INFLUENCE OF THE EAST-INDIA COMPANY;

THE STATE OF THE FINANCES, DEBT, AND SINKING-FUND.

TO WHICH IS ADDED,

Correct Lists of both Houses of Parliament; showing their Family Connections,
Parliamentary Influence, the Places and Pensions held by themselves
or Relations; distinguishing also those who voted against
Catholic Emancipation, and for the Seditious Meeting
and Press-Restriction Bills: the whole forming

a complete Exposition of the
COST, INFLUENCE, PATRONAGE, AND CORRUPTION

OF THE

BOROUGH GOVERNMENT.

London:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY JOHN FAIRBURN,

2, BROADWAY, LUDGATE-HILL.

1820,

ADVERTISEMENT.

OWING to the demise of the late King, the hereditary revenues revert to the Crown; and, on the assembling of a new Parliament, an entire new arrangement will probably be made in respect of the Civil List Expenditure: this arrangement, and other changes under the new reign, may render it necessary to publish a Supplementary Part, and, if so, public notice will be given previous to publication.

February 14, 1820.

* It is suggested to purchasers, for the sake of uniformity, and

as being most appropriate to its name and contents, that the
BLACK BOOK be bound in black.