For enabling the Trustees of the British Museum to carry on the Trust reposed in them by Parliament

For defraying the Expense of Works carrying

on at the College of Edinburgh; for 1821.
For defraying the Expense of the building of a
Penitentiary House at Milbank; for 1821.
For defraying, in the present year, the payment
of the Awards of the Commissioners (esta-
blished in London, in pursuance of the 58th
of his late Majesty, for carrying into effect a
Convention between his late Majesty and his
most Faithful Majesty, signed at London, the
28th July, 1817), to Claimants of Portuguese
Vessels and Cargoes captured by British
Cruizers, on account of the unlawful Trading
in Slaves; since the 1st June 1814
For defraying, in 1821, the Salaries and Inci-
dental Expenses of the Commissioners ap-|
pointed on the part of his Majesty under the
Treaties with Spain, Portugal, and the Ne-
therlands, for preventing the illegal Traffic in
Slaves; and in pursuance of the Acts of the
58th and 59th of his late Majesty, for carry-
ing the said Treaties into effect

For defraying the Expense of the National
Vaccine Establishment; for 1821
For the Relief of American Loyalists; for 1821
For defraying the Expense of confining and
maintaining Criminal Lunatics; for 1821
For defraying the Charge of the Allowances or
Compensations granted or allowed as Retired
Allowances, or Superannuations, to Persons
formerly employed in Public Offices or De-
partments, or in the Public Service, accord-
ing to the Provisions of the 50th of his late
Majesty; for 1821

For the support of the Institution called The
Refuge for the Destitute;" for 1821

To enable his Majesty to grant relief, in 1821,

SERVICES-continued.

SUMS
Voted or Granted.

SUMS
Paid.

to Toulonese and Corsican Emigrants, Knights of Malta, Dutch Naval Officers, Saint Domingo Sufferers, 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 For defraying the Expense of the Establishment of the Penitentiary House at Milbank; from the 24th June, 1821, to the 24th June, 1822. For defraying the Expense of Repairs of Henry

the Seventh's Chapel; for 1821 For defraying the Sum that may be wanted for 1821, in further execution of an Act of the 46th of his late Majesty, for discharging outstanding Demands, and purchasing Houses and Ground for the further Improvement of Westminster, in conformity to the Recommendation of the Select Committee of the House of Commons, by their Report, dated the 31st May 1810

To enable the Commissioners for making Roads and building Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland, to fulfil their Engagements and close their Accounts, the Residue to be held applicable to the maintenance of the said Roads and Bridges, under the Act of the 59th year of the reign of his late Majesty; and also to enable the said Commissioners to close their Accounts with regard to Harbours and other public Works in Scotland, under the Act of the 46th year of the reign of his late Majesty

To be applied by the Commissioners appointed by an Act of the 43rd of his late Majesty, for making Roads and building Bridges in the Highlands of Scotland, towards making a road in the Isle of Skye, being part of a line of Road, the northern portion of which has already been completed under the name of the Stein Road

To be paid to General Stephen Borne, Baron
des Forneaux, or his Representative, as a
Compensation for Losses and Damage sus-
tained at the Capture of Guadaloupe, in 1794
To enable the Commissioners appointed for pro
viding a convenient Place for transacting the
Business in Bankruptcy, to defray the Ex-
penses of erecting new Courts for the Com-
missioners of Bankrupts in Basinghall-street
To enable the Commissioners acting under an
act of the 55th of his late Majesty, to com-
plete sundry Improvements in the Holyhead
Road........

For defraying the Charges of Preparing and
Drawing the Lotteries for 1821, &c. ................

8,542 6 41

in Ireland; for 1821

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 Expenses of the Deputy Pursuivants, and extra Messengers attending the said Offices; and also Superannuated Allowances in the said Chief Secretary's Office; for one year, ending the 5th Jan. 1822

Expense of publishing Proclamations and other
matters of a public nature in the Dublin Ga-
zette and other Newspapers in Ireland; for
one year ending 5th Jan. 1822........
Expense of printing 1,500 Copies of a com-
pressed Quarto Edition of the Statutes of the
United Kingdom, for the use of the Magis-
trates of Ireland; and also 250 Copies of a
Folio Edition of the same, bound for the use
of the Lords, Bishops, and Public Officers in
Ireland

Expense of Criminal Prosecutions, and other
Law Expenses in Ireland; for one year end-
ing 5th Jan. 1822.
Expense of apprehending Public Offenders in
Ireland; for one year ending 5th Jan. 1822...
For completing the Sum necessary for the sup-
port of the Non-conforming Ministers in Ire-
land; for the same time

For the support of the Seceding Ministers from
the Synod of Ulster in Ireland; for one year
ending 25th March 1822

For the Support of the Protestant Dissenting Ministers in Ireland; for one year ending 5th Jan. 1822

For paying the Salaries of the Lottery Offices in
Ireland; for one year ending the 24th June
1821

Works of Howth Harbour; in 1821
Works at Dunmore Harbour; in 1821
For the Establishment and Maintenance of the
Public Navigations in Ireland; vested in
the Directors of Inland Navigations; for
1821
Expense of the Police and Watch Establish-
ments of the City and District of Dublin;
for the year ending the 5th Jan. 1822........

For further defraying the expense of building
Churches and Glebe Houses, and of pur-
chasing Glebes in Ireland; for the same
time
Trustees of the Linen and Hempen Mauufac-

tures, for the same time; to be by the said
Trustees applied in such manner as shall ap-
pear to them to be most conducive to promote
and encourage the said Manufactures in Ire-
land

Commissioners for making wide and convenient

streets in Dublin; for one year ending 5th Jan. 1822. Additional Allowance to the Chairman of the Board of Inland Navigation in Ireland; for the same time........

To be applied in Aid of the Royal Irish Academy for the same time

4,000 0 0

6,000 0 0

4,500 0 0

9,230 0 0

9,230 0 0

1,041 6 2

Protestant Charter Schools of Ireland; for the same time

20,000 0

Foundling Hospital in Dublin; for the same time

13,846 3 1

House of Industry, Hospitals and Asylums for Industrious Children in Dublin; for the same time

Richmond Lunatic Asylum in Dublin; for the

19,600 0

same time

5,500 0 0

Hibernian Society for Soldiers Children; for

5,500 0 0

the same time

8,000 0 0

Hibernian Marine Society in Dublin; for the

8,000 0 0

same time

Female Orphan House in the Circular Road

near Dublin; for the same time

2,400 0 0

Westmorland Lock Hospital. in Dublin; for the same time

2,400 0 0

Lying-in Hospital in Dublin; for the same time

Dr. Steven's Hospital; for the same time

1,400 0 0

Hospital for Incurables in Dublin; for the

Fever Hospital and House of Recovery in Cork-| street Dublin; for the same time...

1,400 0 0

same time

SERVICES-continued.

Roman Catholic Seminary in Ireland; for the
same time

Association incorporated for discountenancing
Vice and promoting the Knowledge and
Practice of the Christian Religion in Ire-
land for the same time

Green Coat Hospital of the City of Cork; for
the same time

Cork Institution for the same time
Society for promoting the Education of the
Poor in Ireland; for the same time.....
Dublin Society; for the same time
Farming Society of Ireland; for the same time

To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills.
and that the same be issued and applied
towards paying off and discharging any
Exchequer Bills charged upon the Aids or
Supplies of the years 1818, 1819, 1820
and 1821, now remaining unpaid or unpro-
vided for
29,000,000 0 0
To pay off and discharge
Exchequer Bills issued
pursuant to several Acts
of 57th and 58th of his
late Majesty, and one
Act of the first year of
the reign of his present
Majesty, for authorizing
the issue of Exchequer
Bills, for the carrying on
Public Works and Fish-
eries in the United King.
dom, and for building
and promoting the build-
ing of additional Churches,
over and above the
amount granted in the
last Session of Parlia
ment, for the discharge
of Exchequer Bills,issued
under the two first-
mentioned Acts

......

206,400 0 0

To pay off and discharge Irish Treasury Bills charged upon the Aids or Supplies of the year 1821, outstanding and unprovided

for

10,000 0 0 7,000 0 2,500 0 19,415,251 10 6 15,914,208 7 0