An Account of the CONSOLIDATED FUND of IRELAND, for the Year ending the 5th of JANUARY, 1807; and also the actual Payments thereout, within the said Year; and the total Charge thereon, in respect of the said Year; specifying also the Surplus of the said Consolidated Fund. 6th February, 1909. Treasury Chambera, Dublin Castley CAVENDISH. Account of the PUBLIC EXPENDITURE of IRELAND, for the Year ending on the 5th of January 1807. (N. B. For the Particulars under each Head, see the several Accounts referred to by Letters A, B, &c.) (A. 1.) An Account of the Monies paid out of the Receipt of the Exchequer, in the Year ending the 5th January 1807, towards defraying the Charges of the PUBLIC FUNDED DEBT of Ireland; distinguishing the Total Amount of the Sums applied for Interest, Charge of Management, and the Annual Issue for its Reduction. (A. 2.) An Account of the Total Amount of the Sums actually received by the Commissioners for the REDUCTION of the NATIONAL DEBT, in the Year ending 5th January 1807. (B.) An Account of the INTEREST on EXCHEQUER BILLS, with the Payments made in the Year from the 5th January 1806, to the 5th January 1807. There remained unclaimed on the 5th January 1806, Interest on Exchequer Bills to 25 December 1805 1,045 8 4 450 0 0 1,534 4 11 (C.) An Account of PAYMENTS made for Purposes appointed by the PARLIAMENT of IRELAND prior to the Union, for Principal of Exchequer Bills, and for Discount on Prompt Payment of Loan Deposits, &c. in the Year ending the 5th January 1807. Inland Navigations. 860 16 8 74,702 19 Repayment to the British Exchequer, for an Advance in 1802 to pay Lottery Prizes 299,000 00 Lottery Prizes. 153 0 0 30,550 0 0 47,687 4 4 454,418 9 5 (D.) An Account of PAYMENTS made from the FUNDS appropriated for Local Purposes in IRELAND, from the 5th January 1806, to the 5th January 1807. (E.) An Account of PAYMENTS in the Year to the 5th January 1807, under the several Heads of Civil List, Pensions, and other Permanent Charges. Arrear on Civil List on 5th January 1806 £. S. d. 25,141 10 2 Charge for Ditto, for One Year, to 25th December 1806, including 3,2501. Repayment of Advances 148,250 0 0 173,391 10 2 (F. 1.) An Account of the Amount of BOUNTIES paid out of the Public Revenue, in the Year ending the 5th January 1807, being Payments in the Nature of Anticipation of Exchequer Receipt. (F. 2.) An Account of the Amount of PAYMENTS to the MILITIA, ARMY OF RESERVE, DESERTERS' WARRANTS, &c. &c. in the Year ending the 5th January 1807. (G.) An Account of MONIES paid to the Office of ORDNANCE, in the Year to the 5th January 1807. Payments to the Ordnance for the Grants of 1806 £.874,475 00 (H.) An Account of the MONIES paid on Account of HIS MAJESTY'S FORCES in IRELAND, in the Year ending the 5th January 1807. Half-Pay Officers, Supernumerary Officers, and Reduced Chaplains 64,821 19 30,192 12 4,947 6 9 47,096 5 81 9,501 744 2,679,544 16 5 496,142 6 4 £. 3,175,687 29 (I.) An Account shewing the PAYMENTS in the Year ending the 5th January 1807, for MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES. Repayment of Issues from His Majesty's Civil List, pursuant to Addresses of the 3,250 0 0 (K.) An Account of the Amount of PAYMENTS from the VOTE OF CREDIT in the Year ending the 5th January 1807. Amount of Payments from the Vote of Credit £.7,906 14 14 (1.) An Account of the Value of all IMPORTS into, and all ExPORTS from, IRELAND, in the Year ended the 5th January 1807; distinguishing the Value of Irish Produce and Manufac tures Exported; together with the Difference between the Official Value and the Real Valus of Irish Produce and Manufactures Exported. Official Value Irish Produce and Manufactures of Exports Foreign Articles Official Value of Imports Real Value of Exports of Irish Produce and Manufactures £. s. d. 5,030,722 15 10 157,443 2 11 5,605,964 16 1 £.9,314,854 17 7 (2.) An Account of the Number of VESSELS, with the Amount of their TONNAGE, which have been Built and Registered in the several Ports of IRELAND, between the 5th January 1806, and 5th January 1807. (3.) An Account of the Number of VESSELS, with the Amount of their TONNAGE, and Number of MEN and Boys usually employed in Navigating the same, which belonged to the several Ports of IRELAND on the 30th September 1806. |