APPENDIX (B.)—An Account of Interest paid on EXCHEQUER BILLS, from the 5th day of January 1866 to the 5th day of January 1807.

APPENDIX (D.)-A List of all such Sum and Sums of Money as have been incurred, and become due, upon his Majesty's Establishment for CIVIL AFFAIRS within SCOTLAND, bearing Date the 19th Day of June 1761, for One Year: from 5th January 1806 inclusive to 5th January 1807 exclusive, made up by the Barons of Exchequer at Edinburgh £. 83,750 14 54

APPENDIX (E. 1.) An Account of the Amount of BOUNTIES paid in England and Scotland, out of the Revenues of Customs and Excisc, between the 5th of Jan. 1806 and the 5th of Jan. 1807; being Payments in the Nature of Anticipation of Exchequer Issues.

APPENDIX (E. 2.)-GENERAL POST OFFICE.-An Account of Pensions and Parliamentary GRANTS for the Year ended 5th January 1807.

APPENDIX (E. 3.) Excise.-An Account, shewing how the PUBLIC MONIES remaining in the Receipt of the Exchequer on 5th Jan, 1806, together with the Monies paid into the same during the Year ending 5th Jan.1807, and the Monies paid out of the Net Produce of the Revenues of the said Year, in Anticipation of the Exchequer Receipt, have been actually applied, so far as regards the Receipt of the Excise in England, and can be ascertained at the Excise Office.

APPENDIX (E. 4.)-An Account of Sums advanced by Receivers General of Land and Assessed Taxes, on Account of MILITIA, Deserters Warrants, and other Disbursements, under various Acts of Parliament; between 5th Jan. 1806 and the 5th Jan. 1807.

APPENDIX (F.)-Navy Office, 20th Feb. 1807. An Account, shewing the Amount of Monies received from his Majesty's Exchequer, for NAVAL SERVICES, between the 5th Jan. 1306, and 5th Jan. 1807; distinguishing the Services to which the same have been applied.

HEADS OF SERVICE.

SUM.

TOTAL

NAVY:

Salaries to the Admiralty, Navy, and Navy Pay Offices
Wages to Officers and Seamen

Bounty to Volunteers, Flag Pay, &c.

Half Pay to Sea Officers, and Bounty to Chaplains
Pensions to Sea Officers, their Widows, &c. and to superan-
nuated Artificers

Wages to His Majesty's Dock and Rope Yards
Building of Ships, purchase of Stores of every Description,
repairing of Ships, purchase of Ships taken from the Enemy,
Head Money, &c. paid in Bills at Ninety Days Date
Pilotage

Bills of Exchange, Imprests, and Contingencies
Exchequer Fees

.....

TRANSPORTS, &c.

Freight of Transports, Maintenance of Prisoners of War, and
Expence of Sick and Wounded Seamen, paid for in Bills of
Ninety Days Date

Bills of Exchange, and all other Services paid for in Ready
Money

N. B. In the above Total the Sum of £.900,000 is included, being so much granted by His Majesty out of the Proceeds of Spanish Property, and directed to be applied as part of the Supplies for Naval Services in the Year 1806.

1,632,137 13 0

289,000 0 0

1,921,137 13 0

£16,084,027 17 10

APPENDIX (G.)—An Account of Monies paid by the Office of ORDNANCE, in the Year 1305, for Services at Home and Abroad respectively.

Services at Home
Services Abroad

d.

£. .4,316,735 1 11 194,328 9 8

£. 4,511,064 1 7

9th March, 1807.

APPENDIX (H.)--An Account of Monies paid by the Right Hon. the Paymaster Gen. of his Majesty's FORCES, from 25th Dec. 1305, to the 24th Dec. 1806.

Pay and Allowances of the Forces, &c. Captains Allowances, Off-
reckonings, Recruiting and Contingencies, Bills, and Clothing

Exchequer Fees

Garrisons

Pay of Officers

Staff

Barracks

Half Pay

Widows Pensions

Chelsea Hospital

• Extraordinaries

£. S. ៥.
8,155,265 8 5

86,903 16 10
12,600 00

74,236 108

177,955 4 1

347,417 19 4

213,000 0 0

26.000 0 0

189.712 0 6 5,828,999 7 8

£.15,111,490 7 8

15th March 1806.

APPENDIX (I.)—An Account of LOANS, REMITTANCES, and ADVANCES to other Countries, in the Year ending 5th Jan. 1807; specifying the Total Amount paid to them respectively. There was remitted out of Supplies 1806, to that Part of the United Kingdom called

APPENDIX (K.)-An Account, :hewing how the Monies remaining in the Receipt of the EXCHEQUER on the 5th Day of Jan. 1806, together with the Monies paid into the same during the Year ending the 5th of Jan. 1807, have been actually applied; so far as relates to MisCELLANEOUS SERVICES; specifying the Amount of Monies paid for Services at Home and Abroad respectively.

SERVICES AT HOME.

£.

8. d.

1

For Bounties on taking and bringing Fish to the Cities of London and Westminster, and other Places in the United Kingdom is01..

7,000 0 0

For the Relief of certain St. Domingo Sufferers 1803..

10,000 0 0

For printing Journals of the House of Commons, for printing and delivering Votes, and for reprinting Journals, Indexes, and Reports of the House of Commons, 1804 For the Royal Military College, 1804, 5, 6

2,000 0 0

17,360 10 2

For completing the Works carrying on at Chetney Hill, 1804

10,000 0 @

To be distributed to the Officers, Seamen, and Marines, on board the Fleet under the
Command of Samuel Lord Viscount Hood, in part of £.265,356. 14. 101, being
the estimated Value of the Ships and Vessels taken possession of and armed for
His Majesty's Service at Toulon, with their Ordnance and Ordnance Stores, 1804
For confining, maintaining, and employing Convicts at Home, 1805/6
To defray Bills of the Usher of the Court of Exchequer for Stationary, &c. for 1805/6
Towards defraying the Expence of the Public Office, Bow Street, 1805/6
Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England, and for the Relief of the poor French
Protestant Clergy and Laity, for 1805/6

For reprinting Journals, Indexes, and Reports of the House of Commons, and for
printing Papers respecting the Mahratta War, and to complete printing 1750 Copies
of the 57th Volume of Journals, 1805

To be paid to the Officers of the Houses of Lords and Commons 1505/6

For the extra Charge of Messengers of the Three Secretaries of State, 1805/6
For Do.

of Contingencies...

Do.

For the Royal Military Asylum at Chelsea, for 1995/6..
For the Ministers of the Vaudois Churches, for 1805/6

Towards making an Inland Navigation from the Eastern to the Western Sea, 1805/6
For Printing and Stationary for the Two Houses of Parliament, for 1805/5
For Deficiency of Printing, &c. for the Two Houses of Parliamen', 1804/5
Extraor. Expences of Prosecutions relating to the Coin of this Kingdom, in 1805/6
For defraying the Charge of the Superintendence of Aliens

1805..

For defraying the Charge of the Works and Repairs of the Roads and Bridges in the
Highlands of Scotland, 1805

Towards the Support of an Institution called the Veterinary College, for 1805
For Works done at the two Houses of Parliament and at the House of the Speaker,
For Repairing of the Marshalsea Prison, 1805

....

For the French Clergy and Laity; Toulonese, Corsican, and Dutch Einigrants; and
American Loyalists ...

To Sheriffs, for Conviction of Felons and Overpayments

To the E I. Company, for Experces incurred by them in the Service of the Public
For enabling Earl Nelson to form an Establishment suitable to his Dignity

...

For the Use of the Officers and Seamen who served under the late Vice-Admiral
Lord Viscount Nelson, at the Battle off Cape Trafalgar, on the 21st Oct. 1805....
For discharging the Annuity granted to the late Duke of Gloucester, to the Day of
His Royal Highness's Decease

For the Works and Repairs of the Military Roads in North Britain...

For printing and delivering Votes of the House of Commons, and printing Bills
Reports, &c.

To the Trustees of the British Museum..

Ditto.... further Grant

To the Governors of Bethlem, for bu lding a new Hospital..

For the Expences of the Funeral of the late Lord Viscount Neison
Do

For carrying on the building of a new Mint

.Right Hon, W. Pitt

For the Deficiency of the Grants of 1804/5, for the extraordinary Expences of Prosc cutions relating to Coin

For the Board of Agriculture

...

For defraying Law Charges..

3,000 0 0

For Compensation to Messrs. Chalmers and Cowie, for Loss on the Importation of
Swedish Herrings, in consequence of an Embargo

25,000 0 0

....

54,184 14 0

For purchasing Buildings and Ground in and near Palace Yard, Westminster

For the Royal College of Surgeons, to erect a Building for the Reception of Dr. Hunter's Collection, and a Theatre for the Delivery of Public Lectures on Anatomy and Surgery

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

To William Young, Esq; for Expences attending the execution of an Act for the Redemption of the Land Tax

For Salaries and Expences of American Commissioners

To the Bank of England, for Discount on Prompt Payments on Loan £. 22,500,000

for receiving Contributions to Lotteries for Discount on Prompt Payments thercon To the Commissioners for preparing and drawing Lotteries 1804/5/6

To replace to His Majesty's Civil List Revenues the Sums issued thereout, pursuant

Addresses of the House of Commons; viz.

For the last Instalment for erecting a Monument in St. Paul's Cathedral to the Me-
mory of Captains Moss and Riou

To the Clerk Assistant of the House of Commons, Sess. 1805
To the Second Clerk Assistant to the House of Commons, in Do.....

To H. Alexander, Esq; as Chairman of the Committee of Ways & Means, Sess. 1805
To George Whittam, Esq; for making an Index to the Votes in Session 1805
To T. E. Tomlins, Esq. for compiling Registers for the Committees on expired and
expiring Laws

To the Deputy Serjeant at Arms, to make up his Allowance equal to £. 500, for

the Session 1805

For Compensations to Officers of the House of Commons for their Attendance on
Public Committees in Session 1805

For the last Instalment for erecting a Monument to the Memory of Captain Westcott
For Do Do to the Memory of Major General Dundas
For discharging the Debts of the late Right Hon. W. Pitt

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 Edward Colman, Esq late Serjeant at Arms, attending the House of Commons
To make good to His Majesty's Civil List Revenues Monies issued thereout, for Public
Services; viz.

For additional Allowance to Clerks in the Office for auditing the Public Accounts
To the Chairman of the Committee of the house of Peers, for his Attendance in Ses-
sion 1805

...

....

To Thomas Brodie, Esq. for making an Index to Vol. 32. Lords Journals
To Dr. Clarke, for his Trouble and Attendance relative to an Act for enforcing the
Residence of the Clergy

Expences of a Plan for the more perfect Security of Shipping in the Port of London
To John Clementson, for One Year's Rent of a House in lieu of Apartments he
resigned at the House of Commons

For the Consideration of the Assignment of Lord Eliot's Interest, &c. in a House in
Downing Street, for an Office for the Secretary of State for the Home Department
To W. Chinnery, Esq. for sundry Persons Travelling and other Expences, in conse-
quence of their Attendance on the Select Committee relating to Sir H. Popham
For the Purchase of Sweedland Court, Tower Hill, for the site of the new Mint....
For the Relief of British Subjects detained in France

For the Purchase of Two Houses in Albion Street, Adelphi, for the additional Com-
missioners for Auditing the Public Accounts

....

To J. Johnson, Architect, for carrying on the Building of the new Mint
For Expences of a Plan for the Establishment of a Horse Patrol for the Public Roads
leading to the Metropolis

To E. Stracey, Esq. as a Compensation for his Services as Counsel to the Chair-
man of the Committee of the House of Peers, Sess. 1804/5

....

To W. Chinnery, Esq, to pay Bills diawn on account of New South Wales
For Deficiency of Grant for Expences of Public Office Bow Street, 1805
To Joseph White, Esq. to defray Law Charges

To Capt. Bowen, for forming a settlement on Van Dieman's Land
To Bernard Cobbe, Esq. to pay Fees on passing Public Accounts

To W. Walter, Esq. for Salaries of the additional Commissioners for auditing Public
Accounts, and their Officers ....

To H. C. Litchfield, Esq. for Law Charges

To Snowdon Barne, Esq. Treasurer's Remembrancer, for warming the Repository
for Public Records

For making and publishing Weekly Returns of the Average Price of Sugar
To Messrs. Winter and Kaye, Solicitors to the Managers of the Impeachment against
Lord Viscount Melville

SERVICES ABROAD.

For His Majesty's Foreign and other Secret Services, 1805/6

For repairing and maintaining British Forts and Settlements on the Coast of Africa
For Expences of Mission for making Discoverics in Africa.....
To pay Bills drawn from New South Wales

For the Civil Establishment of

Bermuda 1805 290 0 0 | New S. Wales 12,819 9 41 Pr. Edward's I. 3,100 0 0
Upper Canada 8,250 0 0 Nova Scotia 7,165 0 0 Newfoundland 2,565 0 0
Cape Breton 2,040 0 0 New Brunswick 4,650 0 0 Sierra Leone 18,000 0 0
Bahamalslands 4,400 0,0

2,766,695 0 11

25th March 1807.