Jan 217

603

61

791 95

17

185 5 pr.

5 pr.

68

594 pr.

91

100

58

21

1811 pr.

621

19 16

62

621

79 94

par.

624 dis. 951

941

631

NOT. 224

par. 674

63

635

63/

1

SUPPLIES granted to Parliament for

the Year 1807.

NAV Y, &c.

&

December 30, 1806.

£. THAT 120,000 be employed for the sea-service, for

the year 1807, including 29,000 royal marines : For wages for ditto.

2,886,000 0 For victuals for ditto

2,964,000 0 For wear and tear of ships in which they are to serve 4,680,000 0 For ordnance sea-service on-board such ships.... 390,0000

January 26, 1807.
That an additional number of 10,000 men be employ.

ed for the sea-service for 1807, including 2,400

royal marines :
For wages for ditto..
For victuals for ditto -
For wear and tear of ships in which they are to serve
For ordnance sea-service on-board such ships
For the ordinary of the navy for 1807
For the extraordinary establishment of ditto..
For the hire of transports
For sick and wounded seamen at home and abroad ..
For prisoners of war at home and abroad...

2.17,400,337 9

A R M Y.

January 23, 1807.
That 113,795 effective men be employed from 25th

December, 1806, to 24th December, 1807 :
For guards, garrisons, and other land forces, in Great
Brilain and Ireland

4,051,693 0.6

For forces in the plantations, including those serving

at Gibraltar, in the Mediterranean, &c.. For fire troops of dragoons, and thirteen companies

of foot stationed in Great Britain for recruiting

regiments serving in India
For recruiting and contingencies for land forces in

Great Britain and Ireland
For general and staff-officers, and officers of the hos.

pitals
For defraying the charge of full pay to supernumerary

officers For allowances to the principal officers of several pub.

lic departments.
For the increased rates of subsistence to be paid to

innkeepers and others on quartering soldiers
For half-pay to reduced officers
For military allowances to ditto....
For half-pay and allowances to reduced officers of

American forces
For officers late in the service of the states-general
For the in and out pensioners of Clelsea and Kil.

mainham hospitals
For pensions to widows of officers of the land forces

in Great Britain and Ireland
For foreign corps....
For the royal military college..
For the royal military asylum.
For allowances to retired chaplains and officiating

chaplains of the forces
For general and hospital expences in Ireland
For the barrack department in Ireland
For allowances on the compassionate-list
For the commissary-general's department for Great-

Britain
For the barrack department in Great-Britain..

£.11,305,387 13 4

MILITIA AND FENCIBLE CORPS, &c.

January 23, 1807.
-For the embodied militia and corps of fencible infantry

in Great Britain and Ireland, from 25th December,
1806, to 24th December, 1807

2,493,644 7 5 For contingencies for ditto ..

62,153 17 O For cloathing for the embodied militia in Great Britain 157,227 16 4 For volunteer corps in Great Britain and Ireland... 1,490,301 4 8 April 20.

€. Making provision for the pay and cloathing of the

militia of Great-Britain for 1807. Making allowances to adjutants and serjeants of the

militia disembodied. Ditto, to the subaltern officers of the militia in time of

peace. Making provision for the pay and cloathing of the

militia of Ireland, and of allowances to subaltern officers in time of peace, for 1807.

€.4,203,327 5 5

ORDNANCE.

January 8, 1807.
For the charge of the office for land-service for Great

Britain for 1807
Ditto, in Ireland
Ditto, for Great Britain, and not provided for in 1805
Ditto, in 1806....

2,278,197 0 10

479,246 19 7 301,406 98 262,365 14 2

£.3,321,216 4 3

MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES.

6,853 0 0 12,000 0.0

51,350 00

January 26, 1807.
For defraying the charge of the superintendance of

aliens..
For the Public-office in Bow-street.
For confining, maintaining, and employing convicts at

home
For defraying the extra charge for contingencies of

the three secretaries of state....
For messengers for ditto
For foreign and other secret services.
For law charges
For extraordinary expences incurred in prosecutions,

&c, relating to the coim..
To be paid to sheriffs for conviction of felons,
For the relief of the suffering clergy and laity of

France, &c.....
To make good deficiency for 1806.
For Protestant dissenting ministers in England and

Ireland
For the ministers of the Vaudois churches...
For defraying bills of the usher of the court of exche.