In 1829 (ministry of the 8th August--presentiments of a struggle between the crown and country) 27,695,000 In 1830 (July Revolution) 26,240,000 In 1831 (incessant agitation--repeated outbreaks) 24,035,000 In 1832 (continuation of revolutionary movement--events of the 5th and 6th June) 22,798,000 In 1833 (progressive establishment of tranquillity) 26,667,000 In 1834 (the situation becomes better, with the exception of the events of the 13th and 14th April, which, however, were brief) 27,458,000 From 1835 to 1838 (calm--cabinet of 15th April--the produce in the latter year) 31,518,000 In 1839 (Parliamentary coalition, 12th May) 30,654,000 In 1840 (fears of war--rupture of the English Alliance, &c.) 29,906,000 From 1841 to 1845 (calm--progressive increase in the latter year) 34,165,000 In 1846 (notwithstanding the dearness of food, the receipts were) 33,990,000 In 1847 (commercial crisis, &c.) 33,033,000 In 1848 (revolution of February) 26,519,000 "The following from _La Patrie_ gives a good idea of the effects of an unquiet state of society:--