An Account of the UNFUNDED DEBT of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, and of the Demands outstanding on the 5th January, 1823.

An Account showing how the MONIES given for the SERVICE of the United Kingdom of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, for the Year 1822, have been disposed of; distinguished under their several Heads; to 5th January, 1823.

Of Sierra Leone; from the 1st of January to the 31st of Dec. 1822.
Ditto...... New South Wales......from Ditto to Ditto.....
Ditto...... Newfoundland .........from Ditto to Ditto...
Ditto...... Prince Edward's Island from Ditto to Ditto..
Ditto...... New Brunswick......from Ditto to Ditto..
Ditto...... Nova Scotia ............from Ditto to Ditto....
Ditto...... Upper Canada .........from Ditto to Ditto......
Ditto...... Dominica ........... ..from Ditto to Ditto......
Of the Bahama Islands, in addition to the Salaries now paid to the
Public Officers out of the Duty Fund, and the incidental Charges
attending the same .......

To pay off and discharge such of the Proprietors of Navy 5 per
cent. Annuities, and of Irish 5 per cent. Annuities, payable at
the Bank of England, as have signified their dissent to receive 4
pounds per cent. Annuities in lieu thereof .....

Royal Military College; from the 25th of December, 1821, to the 24th of December, 1822

Charge of the Royal Military Asylum; for the same time....................
For paying Interest on Exchequer Bills, Irish Treasury Bills, and
Mint Notes; for 1822.......

7,755,042 4 10 6,262,304 014

290,000 0
40,000 0

217,500 0 0

10,500 0 0

10,500 0 0

5,000 0 25,000

81,363 0 0

81,363 0 0

Amount of Bills drawn or to be drawn from New South Wales; for 1822..............

Expenses of the Establishment of the Public Office Bow street, includ ng the Horse and Foot Patrol, and of the Establishment of the River Police; for 1822

Salaries of the Commissioners of the Insolvent Debtors-Court, of their Clerks, and the Contingent Expenses of the Office; for 1822.........

Salaries or Allowances granted to certain Professors in the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, for reading courses of Lectures; for 1822

Salaries to certain Officers, and the Expenses of the Court and
Receipt of Exchequer; for 1822

........

Expenses of the Houses of Lords and Commons; for 1822
Salaries and Allowances to the Officers of the Houses of Lords aud
Commons; for 1822

19,055 0 0

10,333 11 9

.........

SERVICES-continued.

1

Extraordinary Expenses of the Department of the Lord Chamber-
lain, for Fittings and Furniture for the two Houses of Parlia-
ment; in 1822
Expense of certain Colonial Services, formerly paid out of the
Extraordinaries of the Army; for 1822....

Charge for printing Acts of Parliament for the two Houses of Par-
liament, for the Sheriffs, Clerks of the Peace, and Chief Magis-
trates throughout the United Kingdom, and for the acting
Justices throughout Great Britain; also for printing Bills,
Reports, Evidence, and other Papers and Accounts for the
House of Lords; for 1822

Expense of printing the Votes of the House of Commons, during the present Session

........

Deficiency of the Grant of 1821, for printing the Votes of the
House of Commons, during the last session
For paying, in the year 1822, the usual Allowances to Protestant
Dissenting Ministers in England, Poor French Protestant Refu-
gee Clergy, Poor French Protestant Refugee Laity, and sundry
small Charitable and other Allowances to the Poor of Saint
Martin-in-the-Fields, and others........

Deficiency of the Grant of 1820, for the Supplemental Charge for
Printing done by order of the House of Commons, pertaining to
the Session of 1819.....

Expense of printing Bills, Reports, and other Papers, by order of
the House of Commons, during the present Session
Deficiency of the Grant of 1821 for printing Acts of Parliament for
the two Houses of Parliament, for the Sheriffs, Clerks of the
Peace, and Chief Magistrates throughout the United Kingdom,
and for the acting Justices throughout Great Britain; also for
printing Bills, Reports, Evidence, and other Papers and Ac-
counts for the House of Lords........

Deficiency of the Grant of 1821, for printing Bills, Reports, and
other Papers, by Order of the House of Commons, during the
last Session

Expense that may be incurred in 1822, for printing 1,750 copies of the 77th volume of the Journals of the House of Commons for the present Session

Expense that may be incurred for re-printing Journals and Reports of the House of Commons; in 1822

Foreign and other Secret Services; for 1822

For making good the Deficiencies in the Fee Funds, in the Departments of the Treasury, Three Secretaries of State, and Privy Council; for 1822

Contingent Expenses and Messengers Bills in the Departments of the Treasury, Three Secretaries of State, Privy Council, and lord Chamberlain; for 1822

For defraying, in 1822, the Charge of Allowances or Compensa-
tions, granted or allowed as retired Allowances or Superannua-
tions, to Persons formerly employed in Public Offices or Depart-
ments, or in the Public Service, according to the Act of the 50th
of his late Majesty

To pay off and discharge such of the proprietors of 5 per cent
Annuities and Government Debentures, payable at the Bank of
Ireland, as have signified their dissent to receive 4 per cent
Annuities in lieu thereof.....

To pay off and discharge such of the Proprietors of Navy 5 per
cent Annuities, and of Irish 5 per cent Annuities, payable at the
Bank of England, who have signified their dissent to receive 4
per cent Annuities in lieu thereof

To pay off and discharge such of the Proprietors of 5 per cent Annuities, and Government Debentures, payable at the Bank of Ireland, as have signified their dissent, as Trustees, to receive 4 per cent annuities in lieu thereof.........

To make good the Deficiency of the Grants for the Service of the year 1821.......

For defraying the Deficiency of the Grant of 1821, for printing 1,750 Copies of the 76th volume of the Journals of the House of Commons....................................

For discharging, in 1822, outstanding Demands, relative to
purchasing Houses and Grounds for the further Improvement of
Westminster

To complete the Payment of the Expenses of erecting New Courts
for the Commissioners of Bankrupts, in Basinghall-street
To pay in 1822, the Salaries and Incidental Expenses of the Com-
missioners, appointed, under the Treaty with Spain, Portugal,
and the Netherlands, for preventing the illegal Traffic in Slaves
To make Compensation to Three of the Commissioners for inquiring
into the Collection and Management of the Revenue in Ireland,
for their assiduity care and pains in the execution of the Trusts
reposed in them by Parliament; for one year

Towards defraying the Expense of building the New Courts of
Justice in Westminster Hall

One year's Wages, to certain of the Servants of her late Majesty
Queen Caroline

Compensation to Heary Burgess, for the Expenses incurred by him,
in prosecuting his plan for the more speedy conveyance of
Letters, and of his loss of time and exertions, in that undertaking

Expense of sundry Works, proposed to be done at Holyhead
Harbour; in 1822

Expense of sundry Works executing at Port Patrick Harbour; for 1822...

Expense of sundry Works executing at Donaghadee Harbour; for 1822....

For enabling His Majesty to grant Relief, in 1822, to Toulonese and Corsican Emigrants, Duteh Naval Officers, Saint Domingo Sufferers, and others, who have heretofore received Allowances from His Majesty, and who, from Services performed, or Losses sustained in the British Service, have special claims upon His Majesty's justice and liberality

For the support of the Institution called The Refuge for the Destitute; for 1822.......

To enable the Commissioners for the Caledonian Canal, to proceed in opening the Navigation between the Eastern and Western Seas; in 1822