VII.-UNFUNDED DEBT.

An Account of the UNFUNDED DEBT and DEMANDS OUTSTANDING on the 5th of January, 1819.

VIII.-DISPOSITION OF GRANTS.

An Account, showing how the MONIES given for the SERVICE of the United Kingdom of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, for the Year 1818, have been disposed of; distinguished under their several Heads, to the 5th January, 1819.

..... 559,000 0 0

For the Wear and Tear of the Ships in which
the said 20,000 Men are to serve; for
Thirteen Lunar Months, at the rate of
£.2 3 per Man per Month
For defraying the Ordinary Establishment
of the Navy; for the Year 1818 .......
For defraying the Charge of what may be
necessary for the building, re-building,
and repairs of Ships of War in his Ma-
jesty's and the Merchant's Yards, and
other Extra Works, over and above what
is proposed to be done under the Heads
of Wear and Tear, and Ordinary; for
the Year 1818
For the Purchase of Provisions for Troops
and Garrisons on Foreign Stations, and
the value of Rations for Troops to be
embarked on board Ships of War and
Transports; for the Year 1818........
For the Expense of the Transport Service;
for the Year 1818

.....

To complete the Expense of Building the Royal Military College at Sandhurst

Towards building a Bridge over the Menai Strait, near Bangor
Ferry; for the year 1818

To make good the deficiency of the Vote in the year 1816, for
making good any deficiency or loss that might arise from the
Recoinage of the Silver Coin of this Realm, and the Charges
and Expenses of melting down, casting, assaying, and recoin-
ing the same, and all other Expenses incident thereto
For defraying the Expense of printing Bills, Reports, and other
Papers, by order of the House of Commons, during the present
Session of Parliament..........

For defraying the Expense that may be incurred in 1818, for
printing 1,750 Copies of the 73rd Volume of Journals of the
House of Commons, being for the present Session
For defraying the Expense that may be incurred for reprinting
Journals and Reports of the House of Commons, in the year
1818.........

To defray the Expense of Sundry Works proposed to be done at
Holyhead; for the year 1818

For further making good the deficiencies of the Fee Funds; for the
year 1818

For further defraying the Contingent Expenses and Messengers
Bills in the Departments of the Treasury, three Secretaries of
State, and Lord Chamberlain; for the year 1818

For further defraying the Expenses of the House of Lords and
Commons; for the year 1818

For further defraying the Salaries to the Officers, and Expenses
of the Court, and Receipt of Exchequer; for the year 1818...
For further defraying the Salaries and Allowances to the Officers
of the Houses of Lords and Commons; for the year 1813
Towards further defraying the Expenses of Works, and Repairs
of Public Buildings; for the year 1818

For the Expense of making variations in the Road between Bangor and Chirk; for the year 1818

To make up the total Sum charged upon the Fees arising in the
Exchequer, in the year ending the 5th day of January, 1818
To make good the deficiency of the Grants for the year 1817
For the purchase of a Lot of Grbund adjoining the Branch of the
Royal Military Asylum at Southampton, for the purposes of
Air and Exercise......

The following SERVICES are directed to be paid, without any Fee or other Deduction whatsoever :

To be applied in further execution of an Act of the 43rd year of his present Majesty, cap. 80, towards making Roads and building Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland; for the year 1818... Towards defraying the Expense of the building of a Penitentiary House at Milbank; for the year 1818

To defray the Expense of the National Vaccine Establishment; for the year 1818

To defray the Expense of the Establishment of the Pénitentiary
House; from the 24th day of June, 1818, to the 24th day of
June, 1819

To defray the Expense of confining and maintaining Criminal
Lunatics; for the year 1818............................................

1,750 0 0

formerly

336 10 0

(continued.)

SERVICES-Continued.

SUMS

SUMS

Voted or Granted.

paid.

Towards the Repairs of Henry the Seventh's Chapel; for the year 1818

For defraying the Expense of Works carrying on at the College of Edinburgh; for the year 1818

To defray the Charge of the Superannuation Allowances, or
Compensations to retired Clerks and other Officers, formerly
employed in his Majesty's Mint; for the year 1818
To defray the Charge of ...... Ditto...... to one of the late Pay-
masters of Exchequer Bills; for the year 1818 ........
To amount of the Annuity granted to the Trustees of her late Royal
Highness the Princess Charlotte Augusta, and his Serene High-
ness Leopold George Frederick Prince of Cobourg, which would
have accrued from the 10th day of October, 1817, to the 6th
day of November following, the day of her Royal Highness's
death

To enable the Trustees of the British Museum to purchase the
Library and Collection of the late Dr. Charles Burney
To defray the Expense of maintaining and repairing the British
Forts on the Coast of Africa; for the year 1818...
For the Board of Agriculture; for the year 1818

For the purchase of Land on Hounslow Heath, for the Exercise of
Cavalry

To enable his Majesty to pay the same to the Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne, for the Augmentation of the Mainte nance of the Poor Clergy, according to the Rules and Regulations by which the Funds of that Corporation are governed Towards enabling his Majesty to make provision for the Augmentation of the Maintenance of the Poorer Clergy of Scotland, to be issued and applied pursuant to the provisions of any Act passed for that purpose

For defraying the Charges of preparing and drawing the Lotteries for 1817, &c. ....

For defraying the Charge of the following SERVICES in IRELAND,
which are directed to be paid Net in British Currency:

For the Remuneration of certain Public Officers in Ireland, for
their extraordinary trouble in the year 1818
For defraying the probable Expenditure of the Board of Works
in Ireland; for the year 1818

For defraying the Charge of Printing, Stationary, and other Dis-
bursements, for the chief and under Secretaries' offices and
apartments, and other Public Offices in Dublin Castle, &c.;
and for riding Charges, and other Expenses of the Deputy
Pursuivants and extra Messengers attending the said Offices;
also Superannuated Allowances in the said chief Secretary's
Office; for one year ending the 5th day of January, 1819.....
For defraying the Expense of publishing Proclamations, and
other matters of a Public nature, in the Dublin Gazette and
other Newspapers in Ireland; for one year ending the 5th day
of January, 1819