Jeremiah Dyson, Esq. Clerk Assistant to the House of Commons, to make up his
Allowance equal to £.2,000 for his Services during Session 1809....
Edward Colman, Esq. late Serjeant at Arms attending the House of Commons, for
his Arrears of Pension, One Year and a Quarter, to 5th January 1809
Henry Hase, Esq. for defraying the Expences of completing the new Buildings at the
British Museum....

.....

Henry Gunnell, Esq. for Compensation to sundry Officers of the House of Commons
for their attendance on Public Committees of that House
George Whittam, Esq. for making and printing an Index to the Votes of the House
of Commons in Session 1808.....

John Clementson, Esq. Deputy Serjeant at Arms to the House of Commons, to make up his Allowance equal to £.500 for Session 1808

John Henry Ley, Esq. second Clerk Assistant to the House of Commons for his Services during Session 1808

George Smith, Esq. Treasurer of the Board of Agriculture, for enabling the Board to complete their Reports

Richard Westmacott, Statuary, being the last Instalment due to him under a Contract for erecting a Monument to the Memory of the late Lieutenant-General Sir Ralph Abercrombie ...

John Flaxman, Statuary, being the second Instalment due to him under a Contract for erecting a Monument to the Memory of Earl Howe, in the Cathedral Church of Saint Paul's, London

To make good to His Majesty's Civil List Revenues Monies issued thereout for Public
Services, viz.

To James Reid, Esq. towards defraying the Expences of a Plan for the Establishment
of a Horse Patrol, for the better security of the Public Roads leading to the Me-
tropolis

To William Melksh, Esq. to be by him applied towards providing a supply of Provisions, and other Articles of the first necessity for the relief of the Inhabitants of the Danish Settlements in Davis's Streights, and to be distributed amongst them in exchange for Oil and other Articles which may have been provided by them to be sent to this Country......

To the Magistrates of the Thames Police Office, for the Expences incurred in carrying
into effect a Plan for the better Security of the Shipping in the Port of London....
To Thomas Nicholas Wittwer, Esq. for Allowances for examining Accounts between
the East India Company and Government, for 3 years to the 7th September 1808.
To John Clementson, Esq. Deputy Serjeant at Arms attending the House of Com-
mons, for one year's rent of an House in lieu of the Apartments he resigned at the
House of Commons...

To John France, Esq. for his Trouble and Assistance in making an Index to the
Rolls of Parliament

1,030 10 4

625 0 0

5,270 0 0

670 16 4

350 0 0

224 11 0

1,622 19 0

1,500 0 0

2,216 19 0

2,216 19 0

6,345 16 0

5,263 19 0

1,299 4 0

1,333 9 0

219 14 0

439 13 0

1,623 0 0

To William Chinnery, Esq. to pay Bounty on British American Salt Fish imported into the Island of Nevis from Halifax

To Thomas Brodie, Esq. being his Arrears of Salary for forming Indexes to the
Journals of the House of Lords from 5th of July 1805 to 5th July 1808
To Thomas Brodie, Esq. for Salaries, and other Incidental Expences for forming In-
dexes to the Journals of the House of Lords since 5th July 1808 ...

....

To John Henry Ley, Esq. second Clerk Assistant of the House of Commons, to re-
imburse him the duty of one Shilling in the Pound on the Sum of £.1,500 issued
to him for his Services during Session 1808 ......
To certain Officers of the House of Commons, to complete their Salaries, Allowances
and Expences for their Services during the Session 1808.....
To Peter Grant, Esq. Secretary to the Commissioners of Military Enquiry, for de-
fraying the Expences of the said Commissioners in carrying the Act into execution
To William Chinnery, Esq. to enable him to pay for sundry Articles sent out to New
South Wales, in the Ship "Duke of Portland," partly for the use of Convicts and
partly for Barter

To William Mellish, Esq. to defray the Expences of the Cost, Outfit, and Cargo of the
Vessel "North Star," with Supplies for the Faroe Islands
To Lord Walsingham, for his Attendance as Chairman of the Committee of the House
of Peers, during the Year 1808.......

To the Reverend Thomas Brooke Clarke, for his trouble relative to an Act for enforcing the Residence of the Clergy

To William Chinnery, Esq. to defray the Expences of Stores supplied to Mr. Palmer,
Commissary at Sydney, New South Wales.....

To William Chinnery, Esq. to enable him to pay Bills drawn from New South Wales, which became due in the Year 1809

To Dr. William Heberden, to defray the Expences of the National Vaccine Establishment

To William Chinnery, Esq. to pay a Bill on account of Convicts for 3 Months, dated 31st December 1808....

2,315 01

3,163 8 6

6,172 12 2

114 18 1

556 13 0

..........

1,550 0 0

2,698 13 0

To W. Watson, Esq. for his attendance as Serjeant at Arms to the House of Peers during the Year 1808...

....

To Thomas Telford, Esq. for his Trouble in making Surveys of Roads and Bridges in Scotland, and Expences incidental thereto

To the Officers and Clerks of the Tally Court in the Exchequer, for levying Tallies, from 5th January 1805 to 5th July 1808

For paying off and discharging certain Annuities after the rate of £. 5 per cent. being part of the Annuities granted by two Acts of the 37th and 42d Years of His present Majesty 1809

For paying the Fees on passing the Public Accounts 1809

For Salaries and Allowances to the Officers of the Houses of Lords and Commons and
Serjeants at Arms 1809

For the deficiency of the Grant of 1808, for printing and delivering the Votes of the
House of Commons, and for printing Bills, Reports, &c. 1809

To the Trustees of the British Museum, to carry on the Trusts reposed in them by
Parliament 1809

For the deficiency of the Grant of 1808, for the Protestant Dissenting Ministers in
England, and for the relief of the poor French Protestant Clergy and Laity 1809....
For purchasing Buildings and Ground in and near Palace Yard, Westminster 1809--
To Dr. Edmund Cartwright, in compensation for the great Expence he has incurred
in the discovery and application of various mechanical inventions, by which he has
rendered essential Services to the Manufacturers of this Country 1809............
For erecting Buildings for a Naval Asylum, and towards the maintenance of the said
Institution 1809

For printing 1,250 Copies of 36th and 37th Volumes of Journals of the House of
Peers 1809

To the Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne, in augmentation of the maintenance
of the poor Clergy 1839

For Compensation to the Commissioners appointed by Act 39 and 40 Geo. 3. for the
better preservation of Timber in, and for ascertaining the Boundaries of the New
Forest in the County of Southampton 1809....

For Works and Repairs of the Military Roads in North Britain 1809.....
For the purchase of £.211,111. 2. 3. £.3 per cent. Consolidated Annuities in the
names of certain Trustees, producing £.6,333. 6. 8. annually, being one-third
part of the Annuity of £.19,000 granted to the Duke of Richmond out of the Con-
solidated Fund per Act 39 and 40 Geo. 3. cap. 43

.........

For Salaries and Expences of the American Commissioners 1809
To the chief Clerk in the Office of Auditor of the Exchequer, for his extra Trouble
in preparing Exchequer Bills, in pursuance of the Act 48 Geo. 3. cap. 1
For Salaries to the Officers, and incidental Expences of the Commissioners for re-
ducing the National Debt 1809..

To the Bank of England, for Discount on Prompt Payments on 1st, 2d, and 3d Lot-
teries 1808

To........ Do........ for receiving Contributions to Ditto 1808

To the Bank of England, for Discount on prompt Payment on Loan £.10,500,000

1808

To ditto, for receiving the above Loan 1808

1,623 0 0

506 1 6

7,422 12 0

60,866 17 3 5,000 0 Q

5,328 8 94

1,641 19 0

7,639 17 2

743 12 0 20,000 0 0

10,000 0 0

35,000 0 0

3,057 1 8

100,000 0

4,500 0 0 5,569 0 0

146,194 14 0 2,000 0 0

500 0 0

5,000 0

3,532 5 4 3,600 0 0

25,931 1 6 8,400 0 0

To the Lottery Commissioners, for Rewards and incidental Expences in preparing
and drawing the Lotteries 1807, 8, and 9
For incidental Expences attending the Execution of an Act for the Redemption and
Sale of the Land Tax....

For repairing, maintaining, and supporting the British Forts and Settlements on the

Coast of Africa 1809......

177,554 160 18,341 0 0 17,360 0

8,430 0

0

5,500 0

8,165 0

3,100 0

2,060 0

15,134 10 04

600 0

580 0 0 4,900 0 0 1,985 0 0

23,000 0 0

£.1,459,434 4 7

VI.-PUBLIC FUNDED DEBT.

Progress made in the Redemption of the PUBLIC DEBT of IRELAND, Funded in GREAT BRITAIN, at 1st February 1810.

Progress made in the Redemption of the IMPERIAL DEBT, at 1st February 1810.

Progress made in the Redemption of the PORTUGUESE DEBT, at the 1st February 1810.

An Account of the Progress made in the REDEMPTION of the PUBLIC FUNDED DEBT of GREAT BRITAIN,

at First of February 1810.

VI.-PUBLIC FUNDED DEBT.

PUBLIC FUNDED DEBT OF GREAT BRITAIN, as the same stood on the 1st of February 1810.

An Account of the UNFUNDED DEBT and DEMANDS OUTSTANDING on the 5th Day of January 1810.