LORD STEWARD'S DEPARTMENT.-Knt. Marshal Patent 17 Nov. 1795 Sir Ja. Bland Burgess, Bart. 500 MINT FIRST FRUITS OFFICE.-Comptroller Receiver Surveyor of Meltings and Clerk of the Irons Patent for life 18 March 1791 Hon. Spencer Perceval 28 July 1768 Lord Walsingham 16 March 1782 John Bacon { Charles Montolieu Bur- 119 Patent 150 Ditto 120 . One of the AUDITORS of Land Revenue POST OFFICE.-Court Post Patent for lives 14 July 1777 Patent for life 24 March 1761 Henry Penton Wm. Henry Cooper and Fred. Grey Cooper, jointly and several y 2,115 9 5 1 I 0 o per Day Yearly, and 20s, for the carriage of every 100/ of the money of his said receipt. To J. Pownall, his execu tors, administrators, and assigns, for the life of the Hon. C. J. Fox, by patent dated 10 Febru ary 1771. This office was granted to Lord Holland during the lives of his 2d and 3d sons, C. J. Fox, and H. E. Fox, and the survivor of them. Mem. In addition to the offices mentioned in this Account, there are many others held for life or lives, by various tenures, under the courts of law at Westminster, and courts of great session for Wales, which are fully detailed in the twenty-seventh Report of the Finance Committee. Whitehall, Treasury Chambers, February 2d, 1802. N. VANSITTART. An Account, sheaving the Amouit of the Monies which have been applicable to the Expenses of his Majesty's Civil Government in England, if the Hereditary and Temporary Revenues of the Crown, enjoyed by his late Majesty, had been enjoyed by his present Majesty; from the 5th Jan. 1777, to the 5th Jan. 1802, so far as the same can be made up; distinguishing each Year, and the net Produce of each of the said Revenues, so far as the same can be ascertained: shewing, also, the Amount of the Annuity received by his Majesty during the same Period in lieu of those Revenues; and the Amount of the Mnies granted by Parliament during the said Period, for the Discharge of the Civil List Debts; and the Difference to the Public upon the Balance of the said account. Charles II. Amount of the Annuity received by his Majesty, and the Monies granted by Parliament for the The sale accounts of importations from the East Indies, not having been received by the Inspector General of the Customs for the year 1801, the general account for that year cannot be completed. V. B. Exclusive of the grants and payments stated in the above Account, in aid of the income of the civil list, eums have been transferred from the per centum revenue to the civil list account, within this period, to the amount of 172,000/. iball, Treasury Chambers, x4th May 1802. N. VANSITTART. |