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 1820, have been disposed of; distinguished under their several Heads; to the 5th January, 1821.

SERVICES.

SUMS
Voted or Granted.

SU MS
Paid.

£. 8. d. £. d. 6,586,693 3 11 5,644,153 0 0

Navy..........

ORDNANCE.........

11,199,650 0 962,638 7 10% Forces

9,443,243 12 4 7,542,420 10 4 For defraying the Charge of the Civil Estab

LISHMENTS under-mentioned, viz,

2,000 0 0

240 13 2 5,000 0 0 6,796 17 3,000 0 0 1,800 0 0 2,000 0 4,500 0 9,000 0 0 20,000 0

Of the Bahama Islands, in addition to the Salaries

now paid to the Publio Officers, out of the Duty Fund, and the Incidental Charges attending the same, from the 1st of January to 31st December, 1820.

3,301 10 0 Ditto... Dominica..........

......., from Ditto to Ditto 600 0 0 Ditto... Upper Canada...... from Dillo to Ditto 10,800 0 0 Ditto... Nova Scotia from Ditto to Dillo 13,593 15 0 Ditto... New Brunswick from Ditto to Dilto 6,757 10 0 Ditto... Cape Breton from Dilto to Ditto 2,285 13 2 Ditlo... Pr. Edward's Island from Ditto lo Ditto 3,520 15 0 Ditto... Newfoundland from Ditto to Ditto 5,976 0 0 Dillo... New South Wales.. from Ditto to Ditto 17,081 5 0 Ditto... Sierra Leone from Ditto to Ditto 22,358 1 0 Of the Royal Military College; from the 25th

SERVICES—continued.

SUMS
Voted or Granted.

SUMS
Paid.

For defraging the Expenses that may be in

curred for Prosecutions, &c. relating to the

Coin of this Kingdom; for 1820
For defraying the Expense of Law Charges ;

for 1820
To make good the deficiency of the Grant of

1819, for defraying the Charge of Printing Acls of Parliament for the Iwo Houses or Parliament, for the Sheriffs, Clerks of the Peace, and Chief Magistrates throughout the United Kingdom, and for the activg Justices throughout Great Brilain; also for printing Bills, Reports, Evidence, and other Papers

and Accounts......
For defraying the Charge of Printing Acts of

Parliament for the two Houses of Parliament,
for the Sheriffs, Clerks of the Peace, and
Chief Magistrales throughout the United
Kingdoin, and for the acting Justices through-
out Great Britain ; also for printing Bills,
Reports, Evidence, and other Papers and

Accounls for the House of Lords; for 1820...
To make good the Deficiency of the Grant for

1819, for Defraying the Expense of printing the Voles of the House of Commons, during

the then Session of Parliament For defraying the Expense of printing the Votes

of the House of Commons, during the last and

present Session To make good the Deficiency of the Grant of

1819, for printing 1,750 Copies of the 74th

Volume of Journals of the House of Commons For defraying the Expense that may be incurred

in 1820, for printing 1,750 Copies of the
75th Volume of the Journals of the House of

Commons
To make good the Deficiency of the Grant of

1819, for defraying the Expense of printing
Bills, Reports and other Papers, by Order of
the House of Commons, daring the then

Session
For defraying the Expense of printing Bills,

Reports and other Papers, by Order of the
House of Commons, during the last and

present Session
For defraying the Expense that may be incorred
for re-printing Journals and Reports of the

House of Commons ; in 1820
For defraying the Charge of the Allowances or

Compensations grayted or allowed as Retired
Allowances or Superannoations, to Persons
formerly einployed in Public Offices or De.
partments, or in the Public Service, accord-
ing to the provisions of an Act of the 50

Geo. 3, c. 117; for 1820...........
To make good the Deficiency of the Fee Funds

S 2

........

21,000 0 0

4,789 30

3,000 0 0

4,158 3 4

1,290 00

SERVICES continued.

SUMS
Voted or Granted.

SUMS
Paid.

.....

mons

6,889 61

24,193 3 6:

........

22,569 00

£. s. d. in the Departments of the Treasury, three Secretaries of State and Privy Council ; for 1820

73,608 00 For defraying the Contingent Expenses and

Messengers Bills in the Departments of the
Treasury, three Secretaries of Stale, Privy

Council, and Lord Chamberlain; for 1820... 85,628 00
For defraying the Amount of Bills drawn or lo

be drawn from New South Wales; for 1820... 100,000 0 0 For dofraying the Expense of Works, and Repairs of Public Buildings ; for 1820

41,787 0 0 For defraying the Salaries to the Officers, and

Expenses of the Court, and Receipt of Exchequer; for 1820

7,000 0 0 For defraying the Expenses of the Houses of Lords and Commons; for 1820

21,668 00 To make good the Deficiency of the Sum

granted in the year 1819, for defraying the Expenses of the Houses of Lords and Com

6,889 6 7 For defraying the Salaries and Allowances to

the Officers of the Houses of Lords and Commons; for 1820

27,604 00 For his Majesty's Foreign and other Secret Services; for 1820....

60,000 0 Por defraying the Expenses incurred for print

ing by Order of the Commissioners, for car. rying into Execution the Measures recommended by the House of Commons, respecting the Records of the Kingdom; for 1820

12,528 14 5 To make good to the Civil Contingencies the

like Sum advanced thereout in the year 1819, for Pablic Services, not being part of the Or. dinary Expenditure of the Civil Contin. gencies

25,466 13 0 To enable bis Majesty to grant Relief to Toulo

nese and Corsican Emigrants, Saint Domingo Sufferers, Dutch Naval Officers, 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 or Liberality

25,000 0 0 For defraying the Supplemental Charge for

Miscellaneous Printing, done by Order of the
House of Commons in Session 1819...

12,000 0 0 To enable his Majesty to provide for such Ex

penses of a Civil nature, as do not form a part of the Ordinary Charges of the Civil List; for 1820.........

21,563 3 101

6,000 0 0

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SERVICES-continued.

SUMS
Voted or Granted.

SUMS
Paid.

To enable his Majesty to pay the samo to Per.

sons, who at the time of his late Majesly's decease, received Salaries or Allowances from

his Majesty's Privy Purse...... Towards satisfying soch Annuities, Pensions

and other Payments as would have been pay. able out of the Civil List, in caso the demise of bis late Majesty bad not taken place before the 5th April 1820, or out of the Consolidated Fund of Great Britain and Ireland ; in case the demise of his late Majesty had not taken place before the 5th July 1820, and to enable his Majesty to make such Advances as may be necessary for the Expenses of her Majesty, until Parliament sball make other provision in respect thereof

The following Services are directed to be

paid, without any Fec or other Dedaction
whatsoever:

To be applied towards the Expenses to be in

curred in the Management of the British

Museum; for 1820
Towards defraying the Expense of the building

of a Penitentiary House at Milbank; for 1820 For defraying the Expense the Establish

ment of the Penitentiary House at Milbank ; from the 24th June 1820 to the 24th June

1821
For defraying the Expense of the National

Vaccine Establishment; for 1820
For the Relief of American Loyalists; for 1820
Towards the Repair of Henry the Seventh's

Chapel ; for 1820..
For defraying the Expense of Works carrying

on at the College of Edinborgh; for 1820 For maintaining and repairing the British Forts

on the Coast of Africa; for 1820 Por defraying the Sum which may be wacted

for the year 1820, to pay the Salaries and Incidental Expenses of the Commissioners appointed on the part of his Majesty under the Treaties with Spain Portugal and the Netherlands, for preventing the illegal Traffic in Slaves; and in pursnance of the Acls of the 58th and 59th years of his late Majesty King George 3rd, for carrying the said Treatics

into effect To pay, in tbe year 1820, the Awards of the

Commissioners established in London in pursuance of an acl of the 58th year of liis lale Majesty King George 3rd, for carrying into effect a Convention between his Majesty and his Most Faithful Majesty, signed at Lon

SERVICES--continued.

SUMS
Voted or Granted.

SUMS
Paid.

don, the 28th July 1817, lo Claimants of Portuguese Vessels and Cargoes captured by British Cruizers, on account of the unlawfully

Trading in Slaves; from the 1st June 1814... For the support of the Institution called

“ The Refuge for the Destilute;" for 1820... To enablo his Majesty to pay the same to the

Governors of tho Bounty of Queen Anne, for
the Augmentation of the Maintenance of the
Poor Clergy, according to the Rules and
Regulations by which the Funds of that Cor.

poration are governed
For making farther Alterations and Improve-

ments, for putting into a proper State the whole Line of Road between the Village of Chirk and Bangor Ferry, in North Wales ;

for 1820.......
For defraying the Expense of making an Ioland

Navigation from the Eastern to the Western
Sea, by Inverness and Fort William ; for

1820 ....
To enable his Majesty to pay Allowances from

the 29th Jan, to the 5th July 1820, to certain
of the Officers and Attendants upon bis late
Majesty, and to certain of the other Persons
to whom his late Majesty had granted Pen-
sions and Allowances payable out of bis

Privy Purse
For defraying the Cbarges of preparing and

drawing the Lolteries for 1820, &c.

For the Remuneration of certain Pablic Officers

in Ireland, for their Extraordinary Trouble;

in 1820 For defraying the probable Expenditure of the

Board of Works in Ireland; for 1820 ......... For defraying the Charge of Printing, Stationery,