APPENDIX (H.)-Monies paid by the Right Honourable the Paymasters General of his Ma

jesty's Forces, from 25th December 1806 to 24th December 1807.

},7,972,850 $

Pay and Allowances of the Forces, &c. Captains Allowances, Off

reckonings, Recruiting and Contingencies, Bills, and Clotising
Volunteers
Exchequer Fees
Garrisons
Pay of Officers
Staff
Barracks
Hail Pay
Widows Pensions
Chelsea Hospital
Extraordinaries

5 641,774 12 8 177,468 0 10 24,000 0 0 93,578 6 0 120,596 6 9 256,5498 2 198,543 30

21,500 00 550,0237 7 5,431,867 0 11

2.15,388,550 14 4

APPENDIX (I.)-An Account of Loans, REMITTANCES, and Advances to other countries,

in the Year ending the 5th Day of January 1808.

There was remitted out of Supplies 1806/7, to that Part of the United Kingdom called Ireland, viz.

Out of £.1,000,000 granted out of Spanish Property and Droits of Ad

miralty, for the service of the Year 1806
Out of Loan 1806, per Act 46 Geo. III. Cap. 33.
Out of Lotteries 1806, per

Cap. 148.
Qut of Loan 1807, per Act 47 Ditio .... Cap. 28.
Out of Loan 1807, per Act.. Ditto Сар. 46.
Out of Lotteries 1807, per Act Ditto .. Cap. I.

Ditto ....

117,647 0 0 276,000 0 0

156,437 10 1,630,000 0 1,450,000 0

51,166 13 4

.........

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of.3,681,251 3 4

APPENDIX (K).–An Account, shewing how the Monies remaining in the Receipt of the

EXCHEQUER on the 5th Day of January 1807, together with the Monies paid into the same during the Year ended the 5th of January 1808, have been actually applied; so far as relates to MISCELLANEOUS Services.

SERVICES AT HOME.

£.

d. To be paid to the Officers of the Houses of Lords and Commons 1806/7

For the extra Charge of Messengers of the Three Secretaries of State, 1806/7
For Do.
Do. 1806/7...
For the Ministers of the Vaudois Churches, for 1806/7

of Contingencies...

Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England, and for the Relief of the poor French
Protestant Clergy and Laity, for 1806/7...

For Printing, by Order of the Commissioners of Public Records, 1806

For printing Returns relative to the Expence and Maintenance of the Poor, 1806
For the Royal College of Surgeons, to erect a Building for the Reception of Dr. Hun-
ter's Collection, and a Theatre for the Delivery of Public Lectures on Anatomy
and Surgery

...

For an Allowance to the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry, 1806....
Towards the Support of an Institution called the Veterinary College, for 1806
For the Deficiency of the Grant 1806, for the relief of the suffering Clergy and Laity of
France, Toulonese, Dutch and Corsican Emigrants, and American Loyalists, 1807 ..
For the Deficiency of the Grant Anno 1806, for the Protestant Dissenting Ministers in
England, and for the Relief of the Poor French Protestant Clergy and Laity, 1807..
To defray Bills of the Usher of the Court of Exchequer for Stationary, &c. for 1807
For Works done at the two Houses of Parliament and at the House of the Speaker
For the Deficiency of the Grant of 1806, for Do. 1807

3,596

11,800 0 0

For Deficiency of the Grant of 1806, for printing 1,750 Copies of the 58th Volume of
Journals of the House of Commons, 1807

For defraying the Expence of printing Articles of Impeachment, Minutes of the Evi-
dence, and Copies of the Trial of Lord Viscount Melville, 1807

For defraying the Expences incurred in the Department of the Lord Chamberlain of his
Majesty's Household, on the Trial of Lord Viscount Melville, 1807

16,168 3 14,881 16

459 2 4

2,046 6 0

For the Works and Repairs of the Military Roads in North Britain, 1807
For purchasing Buildings and Ground in and near Palace Yard, Westminster, 1807.... 11,750 14 6
Ditto
Ditto
For Deficiency of Printing, &c. for the Two Houses of Parliament
For printing and delivering Votes of the House of Commons, and printing Bills
Reports, &c. 1807..

.........

8,556 9 11

For Expence of making an Inland Navigation from the Eastern to the Western Sea,
For paying Fees on passing Public Accounts, 1807

To satisfy an Award made by Dr. Swabey and Master Griffulhe, for the Loss of the Ship
Dunkirk on the Coast of Denmark, 1807

11,538 14 6

For the Captors of the Second Swedish Convoy, and for the Balance due to the Owners of the said Ships, 1807.........

10,306 18 5

To the Trustees of the British Museum, for the purchase of the MSS. belonging to the late Marquis of Lansdowne, 1807

Towards the Repair of Henry the Seventh's Chapel, 1807
Further Reward to Dr. Jenner, for promulgating his Discovery of the Vaccine Inocula-
tion, 1807.......

For enabling the Trustees of the British Museum to carry on the Trusts reposed in them by Parliament, 1807

5,556 5 0

For erecting Buildings for a Naval Asylum, and towards the Maintenance of the said
Institution, 1807

30,000 0 0

For Salaries to the Officers, and Incidental Expences of the Commissioners for reducing the National Debt

To the Representatives of William Young, Esq; for Expences attending the execution
of an Act for the Redemption and Sale of the Land Tax
For Salaries and Expences of American Commissioners

........

To the Bank of England, for Discount on Prompt Payments on Loan £. 20,000,000

1,849 18 3

2,611 0 0 251,672 4 1

16,115 16 8

for Discount on prompt Payments on Lotteries, 1806/7
for receiving Contributions to Lotteries

Principal and Interest of American and East Florida Orders, for Relief to such Persons
as have suffered during the late unhappy Dissentions in America
To the Commissioners for preparing and drawing Lotteries 1806/7
To replace to His Majesty's Civil List Revenues the Sums issued thereout, pursuant to

Addresses of the House of Commons ; viz.

For Rewards to Persons employed under the Commissioners for carrying into execu-
tion the Measures recommended by the Ho. of Com. respecting the Public Records .
To the Clerk Assistant of the House of Commons, Sess. 1806
To the Second Clerk Assistant to the House of Commons, in Do
To Edward Colman, Esq. late Serjeant at Arms, attending the House of Commons
To the Deputy Serjeant at Arms, to make up his Allowance equal to £. 500, for
the Session 1806

To George Whittam, Esq; for making an Index to the Votes in Session 1806
To H. Alexander, Esq; as Chairman of the Committee of Ways & Means, Sess. 1806

2

To make good to His Majesty's Civil List Retenues Monies issued thereout, for Public

Services; viz. For Salaries of the additional Commissioners for auditing the Public Accounts ..........5,397 2 To J. Johnson, Architect, for carrying on the Building of the new Mint

5,000 0 0. For additional Allowance to Clerks in the Office for auditing Public Accounts 4,252 11 To Dr. Clarke, for his Trouble and Attendance relative to an Act for enforcing the Residence of the Clergy

731 11 11 To Peter Lord Gwydir, Deputy Great Chamberlain, for Expences attending the Trial of Lord Viscount Melville....

1,216 17 10 To Joseph Kaye and John Winter, Juu. Solicitors to the Managers of the Impeachment against Lord Viscount Melville

7,5490 To W. G. Rose, Esq. and others Officers of the House of Commons, for their Attendance on various Committees in Session 1806

VI.-PUBLIC FUNDED DEBT.

PUBLIC FUNDED DEBT OF GREAT BRITAIN, as the same stood on the First Day of

February 1808.

Annuities for Lives, or for Terms of Years

Charges of Management

Annuities fallen in or dead, 1 per cent. and Annual Grants, besides £. 23,675 2s. Annuities unclaimed for three Years at 5th Jan. 1808 ...

Total CHARGE for DEBT payable in GREAT BRITAIN

19,009,621 8 7 1,433,869 14 62 288,409 0

9,971,892 4 1

30,703,792 7 4

Progress made in the Redemption of the PUBLIC DEBT of IRELAND, funded in GREAT BRITAIN, at 1st February 1808.

Capital created 479,535 4 3

138,867 15 7

Progress made in the Redemption of the IMPERIAL DEBT, at 1st February 1808.

(2)-An Account of the Progress made in the REDEMPTION of the PUBLIC FUNDED DEBT of GREAT BRITAIN, at First of February 1808.