APPENDIX (H.)-Monies paid by the Right Honourable the Paymaster-General of his Pay and Allowances of the Forces at Home (including Foreign Corps and Staff and Garrisons Public Offices, (including Superannuation Allowances) Bills drawn by Deputy Paymasters abroad, on account of the above Services Exchequer Fees Half-Pay and Military Allowances In and Out Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital Widows Pensions Local Militia Volunteer Corps Wounded Officers Ditto Allowances to General Officers Ditto for the purchase of Specie to be remitted abroad, excess beyond the Vote (to be included in the Bills of Credit, per Act 54 Geo. 3, cap. 13 Aid to Prussia 3,000,000 0 0 - 4,285,000 00 Ditto to Sweden Ditto to Hanover Ditto to Denmark Ditto to Austria Advances to His Most Christian Majesty Bât, Baggage, &c. Miscellaneous Payments Extraordinaries, including all Bills drawn on the Lords of the Treasury - 118,400 0 16,600 0 0 £. £. s. d. 5,399,814 77 198,170 3 7 170,110 14 4 837,613 2 4 21,842 16 3 24,461 8 10 166,784 6 8 173,000 0 0 580,445 15 0 49,000 0 0 196,000 0 0 39,967 2 0 15,843 1 2 22,500 0 0 26,000 0 15,000 0 0 18,000 0 0 15,069 26 83,000 0 0 509,826 0 0 7,285,000 0 0 400,002 20 135,000 0 0 46,437 13 0 299,508 7 3 4,549 9 6 22,578,228 14 8 1,420,284 1 6 665,971 12 2 885,823 19 10 800,002 20 500,000 0 0 86,917 16 0 150,004 4 0 200,002 2 0 43,820,180 2 2 10,024,623 18 74 33,795,556 3 64 The Sum of £.4,700,000 has also been paid by the Paymaster-General, in discharge of Bills of Exchange drawn by the Treasury of Ireland, on account of the Irish Loan. The Sum paid for Extraordinaries, includes advances of Specie made on various Stations abroad by the Commissariat Department, for Pay of the Forces, and other Services; also Provisions issued to the said Forces, for which credit will be given at the foot of the Account of Extraordinaries for 1814. Note.-The Sum of £.10,024,623 18s. 74d. being the Amount of Remittances and Advances to other Countries should be deducted from this Account, the same being included in this Account, as well as in Account Appendix I.—The Expenditure of the Army will then be £.33,795,556 3s. f4d. APPENDIX (1.)—An Account of the several PAYMENTS made in the Year ended the 5th Jan. 1815, in respect of LOANS, REMITTANCES, and ADVANCES, to Ireland and other Countries. £. SERVICES AT HOME. For defraying the Expense of erecting a new Court House for the Marshalsea Court For defraying the Expense of Works done at the Marshalsea Prison For the Relief of American Lovalists Ditto St. Domingo Sufferers For Composition to St. Domingo Sufferers, in lieu of Annual Allowances 10,024,623 18 74 £. 18,748,609 16 10 N. B. The Value of all Supplies furnished to Foreign Powers being included in the Accounts of Expenditure by the Army, Navy, and Ordnance Departments, the Total Amount of such Supplies should be deducted therefrom; but as it is the usual practice to repay to the Ordnance and Naval Departments the Value of the Stores furnished by them, by Warrants upon the Paymaster-General, the Total Deduction may be made from the Army Expenditure. The Value of the Supplies furnished by the Board of Ordnance must also be deducted from the Total Expenditure by that Board, as they give in their Accounts the Total of Payments made by them in each year, and consequently when the Value of the Stores furnished by them are repaid by the Paymaster-General, those Sums are disbursed for other Services, and again appear in the Ordnance Accounts. The Naval Account on the contrary comprises only the Money issued from the Exchequer, and the Expenditure thereof. s. d. APPENDIX, (K.)—An Account, showing how the Monies remaining in the Receipt of the EXCHEQUER on the 5th day of January 1814, together with the Monies paid into the same during the Year ended the 5th day of January 1815, have been actually applied; so far as relates to MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES, For the Relief of the Suffering Clergy and Laity of France Ditto Towards the Repairs of Henry VII.'s Chapel In further execution of an Act for making Roads and building Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland Towards defraying the Expense of making an Inland Navigation from the Eastern to the Western Sea, by Inverness and Fort William To pay the Salaries of certain Officers of the Two Houses of Parliament To pay Fees on passing Public Accounts To defray the Expense of Law Charges To pay the Expenses incident to the Two Houses of Parliament To be paid to Sheriffs for Conviction of Felons and Overpayments in their Accounts To make good the deficiency of the Grant 1813, for defraying the Expense of Printing the Votes of the House of Commons For defraying the Expense of Printing Ditto To defray the Charge for Stationery for the Two Houses of Parliament To defray Bills of the Usher of the Court of Exchequer for supplying the Court and For defraying the Charge of the superintendence of Aliens To make good the deficiency of the Grant 1812, for Prosecutions relating to the Coin of this Kingdom To make good Ditto of the Grant 1813 for Ditto For defraying the Expense of Ditto For defraying the Expense of the Public Office, Bow-Street To be applied towards erecting the Military College at Sandhurst For carrying on the Improvements of Holyhead Harbour To make good the deficiency of the Grant 1813, for defraying the Expense of To make good the deficiency of the Grant 1912, for printing 1750 Copies of the 66th For defraying the Expenses of printing 1750 Copies of Ditto Towards defraying the Expense of re-printing Six Volumes of the Journals of the Towards defraying the Expense of confining, maintaining, and employing Convicts at Home Towards defraying the Expense of the Royal Military College For defraying the Expense of Works done at the House of Lords To make good the Deficiency of the Grant 1811, for Repairs and Works at the King's Ditto Messengers For Protestant Dissenting Ministers in England Ireland For defraying the Extra Charge for Contingencies of the Offices of the Three Secretaries of State For Improvements of Streets and Places near Westminster Hall For the purchase of Buildings and further Improvements of Ditto For Works done at the Houses of Parliament and Speaker's House To discharge Arrears due to Tradesmen for Ditto from Michaelmas 1800 to 5th For the Relief of the Poor French Refugee Clergy Towards defraying the Expense of building a Penitentiary House at Milbank For the Relief of the Sufferers by a Volcanic Eruption in the Island of Saint Vincent To defray the Expense of printing the 48th Volume of the Journals of the House of To defray the Charge of the Superannuation Allowance to J. Planta, Esq. formerly Ditto to Mr. E. Royer, formerly a Clerk in the Lottery Office For the Relief of the Poor French Refugee Laity To enable the Trustees of the British Museum to carry on the Trusts reposed in them by Parliament |
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