SERVICES-continued.

SUMS

Voted or Granted.

SUMS
Paid.

To defray the Sums awarded to William Jauncey and Beverley
Robinson, being two American Loyalists, whose Claims were
not included in the list submitted to parliament in the last
session ..........
To complete the Sum of 12,500l. on account of the Allowance
which would have been due to her late Majesty Queen Caroline,
on the 10th of October 1821, to be applied towards the discharge
of the Debts due by, and remaining unpaid out of the Effects of
her late Majesty, to her British Creditors, for Works or Service
done, or Goods supplied for her late Majesty's use ......
To be paid to sir W. Adams, as a reward for the Services which he
has rendered to the Public, in superintending the Ophthalmic
Hospital ....

For defraying the Charge of the following Services in IRELAND,
which are directed to be paid Nett in British Currency..

For the employment of the poor in Ireland, and other purposes
relating thereto, as the exigency of affairs may require.........
To enable his Majesty to take such measures as the exigeney of
affairs in Ireland, may require

Civil Contingencies in Ireland; for one year, ending the 5th Jan. 1823.........

For making good the Deficiency of the Grant of 1821, for defraying the Expense of Printing, Stationery, and other Disbursements of 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 Messengers attending the said Offices; and also superannuated Allowances in the Chief Secretary's Office

For making good the Deficiency of the Grant of 1821, for defray-
ing the Expense of printing 1,500 Copies of compressed
quarto edition of the Statutes of the United Kingdom, for the use
of the Magistrates of Ireland; and also 250 Copies of a folio edi-
tion of the same, bound for the use of the Lords, Bishops, and
Public Officers in Ireland

Expense of printing 325 Copies of a folio edition of the Public
General Acts of the present Session, for the use of the Lords,
Bishops, and other Public Officers in Ireland; and also 1,500
Copies of a quarto edition, for the use of the acting resident
Magistrates in Ireland

Expense of supporting the Non-conforming Ministers in Ireland;
for one year

Expense of supporting the Seceding Ministers from the Synod of
Ülster, in Ireland; for one year.

Expense of supporting the Protestant Dissenting Ministers in Ire-
land; for one year

For improving and completing the Harbour of Howth; in 1822..
Expense of making a Survey of the River Shannon.... :..
For carrying on the Works of the Harbour of Dunmore; in 1822..
Probable Expenditure of the Board of Works in Ireland; in 1822Į
Expense of Printing, Stationery, and other Disbursements of 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 Messengers at-
tending the said Offices; and also superannuated Allowances in
the Chief Secretary's Office; for one year, ending 5th Jan. 1823
Expense of publishing Proclamations, and other matters of a public
nature, in the Dublin Gazette, and other Newspapers in Ireland;
for the same time

Expense of Criminal Prosecutions, and other Law Expenses in
Ireland; for the same time

Expense of apprehending Public Offenders iu Ireland; for the

same time

1,449 19 4

1,346 2 51

1,200 0 0

1,015 7 84

SERVICES-continued.

SUMS

Voted or granted.

SUMS

Paid.

.....

Expense of the Police and Watch Establishments of the City of
Dublin; for one year, ending the 5th Jan. 1823
Allowances due to the several Persons who have been temporarily
appointed to perform the duties of the Prothonotary, Clerk of the
Rules, Filacer, Clerk of the Pleadings, and Chirographer of the
Court of Common Pleas, in Ireland, and of their several Clerks
and Assistants, as specified in an Act of the last Session, for re-
gulating Proceedings in the Courts of Law in Ireland
Expenses of the Board of the Directors and Officers, and of the
maintenance of Inland Navigations; for 1822 ....
For carrying on the Works at the royal Harbour of George the
Fourth, at King's Town (formerly Dunleary)....
Salaries of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Duties,
Salaries and Emoluments of the Officers, Clerks and Ministers of
Justice, in all Temporal and Ecclesiastical Courts in Ireland
for one year, ending the 5th Jan, 1823.............
Expense of the Royal Irish Academy; for the same time
Expense of the Commissioners of Charitable Donations and Be-
quests; for the same time

Expense of building Churches and Glebe Houses, and of purchasing
Glebes in Ireland; for the same time....

Expense of the Commissioners for making wide and convenient
Streets in Dublin; for the same time

Expense of the Trustees of the Linen and Hempen Manufactures,
for one year, ending the 5th Jan. 1823, to be by the said Trustees
applied in such manner, as shall appear to them to be most
conducive to promote and encourage the said Manufactures in
Ireland

Additional Allowance to the Chairman of the Board of Inland

Navigation in Ireland; for one year, ending the 5th Jan. 1823..
Expense of the House of Industry, Hospitals, and Asylum for
Industrious Children in Dublin; for the same time
Expense of the Richmond Lunatic Asylum in Dublin; for the same
time

2,800 0
1,400 0

2,692 0 0

2,800 0 0

1,400 0 0

17,000 0 0
30,000 -0

0

10,000 0

8,307 13 10

....

Expense of the Hibernian Society for Soldiers Children; for the same time........

7,600 0

7,600 0

SERVICES-continued.

SUMS
Voted or Granted.

SUMS

Paid.

£29,000,000 0 0

1819, 1820, 1821, and 1822, now remaining unpaid or unprovided for.......... To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to several Acts of the 57th and 58th of his late Majesty, and one Act of the 1st of his present Majesty, for authorising the issue of Exchequer Bills, for the carrying on Public Works and Fisheries in the United Kingdom; and for Building, and promoting the Building, of additional Churches, over and above the amount granted in the two last Sessions of Parliament, for the discharge of the Exchequer Bills issued under the two first-mentioned Acts

.........

To pay off and discharge Irish Treasury Bills
charged upon the Aids or Supplies of the year
1822, outstanding and unprovided for
Towards paying off and discharging Treasury
Bills issued in Ireland, in the year ended the
5th day of January, 1822, to make good to the
governor and company of the Bank of Ireland,
the sum remaining unpaid to the said governor
and company, on the 11th of July, 1821, on
account of money advanced by them under an
act of the 1st year of the reign of his present
Majesty, for the assistance of Trade and Manu-
factures in Ireland, by authorising the advance
of certain sums for the Support of Commercial
Credit there.

PAYMENTS FOR OTHER SERVICES,

Not being part of the Supplies granted for the Service of the Year.

Total Sums voted, and Payments for Services not voted.. 51,672,660 6 104

WAYS AND MEANS

for answering the foregoing Services.

Duty on Sugar, Tobacco and Snuff, Foreign Spirits and Sweets, and on Pensions,
Offices, &c.....

Excise Duty on Tea, per Act 59 Geo. 3, c. 53

Profits of Lotteries, estimated at

£

3,000,000 0 0 1,500,000 0 0

200,000 0 0

Monies to arise from the Sale of Old Naval and Victualling Stores

Loan per Act 3 Geo. 4, c. 73, from the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt ....

151,000 0 0

East India Company, per Act S Geo. 4, c. 93

Trustees for the Payment of Naval and Military Pensions, and Civil Superannuations, per Act 3 Geo. 4, c. 51

Do.

Unclaimed Dividends, &c., after deducting Repayments to the Bank of England, for
Deficiencies of Balance in their hands

Interest on Land Tax redeemed by Money.

Stock

Voluntary Contributions, per Act 3 Geo. 4, c. 27...
Repayments on account of Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to two Acts of the 57th
year of his late Majesty, for carrying on Public Works and Fisheries in the United
Kingdom

....

15,780 10 1

15,516,615 17 11

Exchequer Bills voted in Ways and Means; viz. 3 Geo. 4, c. 8.. £20,000,000 0 6

3 Geo. 4, c. 122

16,500,000 0 0

36,500,000 0 0

Mem.—The Sum of 4,000,000l. was authorized by Act 3 Gen. 4, c. 127, to be applied out of the Ways and Means granted for the Service of the year 1821, and the like Sum was granted out of the Ways and Means 1822, to discharge the like amount of Supplies for the Service of the year 1821.

CLASS VII.-ARREARS AND BALANCES.

[This Head, which occupies 125 folio pages in the Parliamentary Accounts, is here omitted, as not being of general utility.]

TRADE OF THE UNITED KINGDOM.

An Account of the VALUE of all IMPORTS into, and of all EXPORTS from the United Kingdom of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, during each of the Three Years ending the 5th January, 1823 (stated exclusive of the Trade between Great Britain and Ireland reciprocally.)

1821...... 32,438,650 17 338,395,555 7 2 10,555,912 10 348,951,467 17 536,424,652 13 11 1822...... 30,792,763 4 1040,831,744 17 510,629,689 5 851,461,434 3 136,659,631 3 0 1823...... 30,500,094 17 444,236,533 2 49,227,589 6 11 53,464,122 9 3 36,968,964 9 9

London, 24th March, 1823.

House,}

WILLIAM IRVING, Inspector General of 1mports and Exports.

FOREIGN TRADE OF GREAT BRITAIN.

An Account of the VALUE of all IMPORTS into, and of all EXPORTS from GREAT BRITAIN, during each of the Three Years ending the 5th January, 1823 (stated exclusive of the Trade with Ireland).

1821 31,484,108 11 8 37,818,035 13 310,525,025 18 848,543,061 11 11 35,568,669 9 5 182229,724,173 13 740,194,892 13 11 10,602,090 0 0 50,796,982 13 11 35,826,082 13 7 182329,401,807 10 1043,558,488 12 9 9,211,927 16 10 52,770,416 9 736,176,896 13 11

Inspector General's Office, Custom House, }

London, 14th March, 1823.

WILLIAM IRVING. Inspector General of Imports and Exports.