For defraying the Contingent Expenses and
Messengers Bills in the Departments of the
Treasury, three Secretaries of State, Privy
Council, and Lord Chamberlain; for 1820...
For defraying the Amount of Bills drawn or to
be drawn from New South Wales; for 1820... 100,000 0 0
For defraying the Expense of Works, and Re-
pairs of Public Buildings; for 1820
For defraying the Salaries to the Officers, and
Expenses of the Court, and Receipt of Ex-
chequer; for 1820

For defraying the Expenses of the Houses of
Lords and Commons; for 1820
To make good the Deficiency of the Sum
granted in the year 1819, for defraying the
Expenses of the Houses of Lords and Com-

mons.........

For defraying the Salaries and Allowances to
the Officers of the Houses of Lords and Com-
mons; for 1820
For his Majesty's Foreign and other Secret Ser-
vices; for 1820...........
For defraying the Expenses incurred for print-
ing by Order of the Commissioners, for car-
rying into Execution the Measures recom-
mended by the House of Commons, respecting
the Records of the Kingdom; for 1820
To make good to the Civil Contingencies the
like Sum advanced thereout in the year 1819,
for Public Services, not being part of the Or-
dinary Expenditure of the Civil Contin
gencies

To enable his 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
per-
formed or Losses sustained in the British
Service, have special Claims upon his Ma-
jesty's Justice or Liberality
For defraying the Supplemental Charge for
Miscellaneous Printing, done by Order of the
House of Commons in Session 1819...
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.......
Towards completing the Purchases necessary
for the completion of the New Street, in con-
formity to an Act of the 53rd year of his late
Majesty

On Account of the Expenses of his Majesty's
Coronation

85,628 0 0

56,445 10 7

60,000 0 0

41,787 0 0

10,274 0 10

7,000 0 0

1,517 14 9

21,668 0 0

17,296 18 7

6,889 6 7

6,889 6 7

SERVICES-continued.

To enable his Majesty to pay the same to Per-
sons, who at the time of his late Majesty's
decease, received Salaries or Allowances from
his Majesty's Privy Purse.....
Towards satisfying such Annuities, Pensions
and other Payments as would have been pay-
able out of the Civil List, in case the demise
of his late Majesty had 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 shall make other provision
in respect thereof

The following SERVICES are directed to be paid, without any Fee or other Deduction whatsoever :

To be applied towards the Expenses to be incurred 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 of 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 Edinburgh; for 1820...
For maintaining and repairing the British Forts
on the Coast of Africa; for 1820
For defraying the Sum which may be wanted
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 pursuance of the Acts of the
58th and 59th years of his late Majesty King
George 3rd, for carrying the said Treaties
into effect

To pay, in the year 1820, the Awards of the
Commissioners established in London in
pursuance of an act of the 58th year of his late
Majesty King George 3rd, for carrying into
effect a Convention between his Majesty
and his Most Faithful Majesty, signed at Lon-

SERVICES-continued.

don, the 28th July 1817, to 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 Destitute;" for 1820... To enable his Majesty to pay the same to the Governors of the 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 Corporation 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 Inland
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 his late
Majesty, and to certain of the other Persons
to whom his late Majesty had granted Pen-
sions and Allowances payable out of his
Privy Purse

For defraying the Charges of preparing and drawing the Lotteries for 1820, &c.

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

For the Remuneration of certain Public 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,
and other Disbursements, for the Chief and
Under Secretaries Offices and Apartments,
and other Public Offices in Dublin Castle,
&c.; and for Riding Charges and other Ex-
penses of the Deputy Pursuivants, and extra
Messengers attending the said Offices; also
Superannuated Allowances in the said Chief
Secretary's Office; for one year ending the
5th Jan. 1821

For defraying the Expense of publishing Pro-
clamations and other matters of a public
nature, in the Dublin Gazette and other
Newspapers in Ireland; for one year ending
Ditto

For carrying on the Works of Howth Harbour; in 1820

For clothing the Battle-Axe Guards; for 18 months, commencing from the 1st June 1820 For defraying the Expense of the Police and Watch Establishments of the City and District of Dublin; for the year ending the 5th Jan. 1821

For paying the 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 Ditto

For enabling the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to issue Money from time to time, in aid of Schools established by Voluntary Contributions

For defraying the Expense of building Churches

and Glebe Houses, and of purchasing Glebes in Ireland; for one year, ending the 5th Jan. 1821

or further defraying the Expense of building Churches and Glebe Houses, and of purchasing Glebes in Ireland; for one year ending the 5th Jan, 1821

SERVICES-continued.

For defraying the Expense of the Trustees of
the Linen and Hempen Manufactures of
Ireland; for one year ending the 5th Jan,
1821; 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

For defraying the Expense of the Commissioners
for making wide and convenient Streets in
the City of Dublin; for one year ending the
5th Jan. 1821.....
For defraying the Additional Allowance to the
Chairman of the Board of Inland Navigation
in Ireland; for 1820...............
For defraying the Expense of putting the House.
of the Royal Irish Academy in Grafton-street,
into perfect Repair

For defraying the Expense of completing the
Lough Allan Canal; for 1820.....
For defraying the Expense of supporting the
Protestant Charter Schools of Ireland; for
one year ending the 5th Jan. 1821
For defraying the Expense of the Foundling
Hospital at Dublin; for one year ending
Ditto.....

............

For supporting the House of Industry, Hospitals
and Asylums for Industrious Children in
Dublin; for one year ending Ditto
For defraying the Expense of supporting the
Richmond Lunatic Asylum at Dublin; for
one year ending the 5th Jan. 1821
For defraying the Expense of the Hibernian
Society for Soldiers Children; for one year
ending Ditto..

For defraying the probable Charge of the Hiber-
nian Marine Society in Dublin; for the year
ending Ditto

For defraying the Expense of the Female
Orphan House, in the Circular Road near
Dublin; for one year ending Ditto .........
For supporting the Westmorland Lock Hospital
in Dublin; for one year ending Ditto.....
For supporting the Lying-in Hospital in Dublin;
for one year ending Ditto.

For defraying the probable Expense of Doctor
Steven's Hospital; for one year ending Ditto
For defraying the Expense of the Fever Hospital
and House of Recovery in Cork-street,
Dublin; for one year ending Ditto........
For defraying the Expense of the Hospital for
Incurables in Dublin; for one year ending
Ditto

For defraying the Charge of the Establishment
of the Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland;
for one year ending Ditto........

For defraying the Expenses of the Association