For completing the expence of printing the 57th volume of journals

For printing journals, votes, bills, reports, &c. by
order of the house.

For re-printing journals, indexes, and reports
For the purchase of buildings in St. Margaret's-

street and Palace-yard, for the use of the public For repairing and maintaining roads and bridges in the Highlands of Scotland, for 1805

Towards defraying the expence of an inland navigation in Scotland, for 1805

To be advanced to the company of proprietors of the Crinan canal

June 20.

For repairing, maintaining, and supporting the Bri-
tish forts and settlements on the coast of Africa
For the veterinary college, for 1805
For the board of agriculture

June 24.

To enable his majesty to enter into such engage-
ments as the exigency of affairs may require
For defraying the expence of the purchase of grounds
and buildings, for erecting a court house at West-
minster

That the collection of sculptured marbles, &c. of
the late Charles Townley, Esq. be purchased
for the use of the public, and vested in the
trustees of the British museum.

To purchase for the use of the public the said colLlection

For the expence of Pratique in the port of Dublin
To be paid to the board of first fruits
Ditto, to the accountant general, for extraordinary
trouble in preparing the public accounts of Ire-
land for parliament

5,210 0 0

Ditto, to the deputy-accountant ditto

340 0 0

Ditto, to the examinator of corn bounties

240 0 0

Ditto, to the inspector-general of imports and ex

200 0 0

250 0 0

Ditto, to the examinator of excise

To be paid to the assistant ditto

To be paid to the clerk in the office of the auditor of the exchequer

June 26.

To be employed in cleansing and securing the harbour of Catwater and Sutton Pool, near Plymouth To be applied towards re-building the pier at the harbour of Methill, in the county of Fife

June 27.

For the civil establishment of Sierra Leone
For making discoveries in the interior of Africa
For the support of non-conforming ministers in

Ireland

June 29.

Towards defraying the expences incurred by the
East India company in the public service
For purchasing ground, and erecting buildings for a
naval asylum

To defray the expence of works done at the two
houses of parliament, and at the house of the
speaker

To complete the expence incurred in repairs at the
King's-bench prison

For defraying the expence incurred for works at the Marshalsea prison

To defray the moiety of the expence of building a bridge over the river Spey

To make good money issued pursuant to addresses
To pay fees on passing public accounts

To pay a bill for models of arches made for the use
of a committee of the house of commons

For contingent expences in the execution of the act for enquiring into naval abuses

To defray the expences of a plan for the more perfect security of the shipping in the port of Lon

don

For expences attending the abstracting and digesting poor returns

For additional allowances to clerks in the office for auditing public accounts

To the officers of the tally-court for fees on tallies Towards defraying the expence of a plan for the establishment of a horse patrol

For the payment of such military allowances in Ireland as were formerly paid out of the fund of military contingencies

EHCHEQUER BILLS.

February 18, 1805.

For paying off exchequer bills made out per act of last session for raising 2,500,0001.

June 24.

For paying off exchequer bills made out per act of last session for raising 8,000,0001.

Ditto, for raising 1,500,000

CIVIL LIST,

May 7, 1805.

1,500,000 00

£.12,000,000 0 0

For discharging the arrears and debts due and owing upon the civil list on 5th July 1804

10,458 1 6

January 26, 1805.

For continuing the duties on malt.

For raising four shillings in the pound upon pensions, offices, and personal estates.

For continuing certain duties on sugar, malt, tobacco, and snuff.

For

£.

s. d.

For raising 3,000,000 by loans or exchequer bills

February 19.

For raising 22,500,000l. by annuities, whereof the charges of 20,000,000l. are to be defrayed by Great Britain, and 2,500,000l. by Ireland

April 29.

For raising 1,500,000l. (British currency) by annuities for the service of Ireland

June 5.

For raising a certain sum of money by three lot,
teries, to be applied to the services of Great Bri-
tain and Ireland, in the proportion of two-thirds
for Great Britain, and one-third for Ireland.
That the charge of the pay and cloathing of the mi-
litia of Great Britain be defrayed out of the
land-tax.

That the charge of allowances to adjutants and ser-
jeant-majors of the militia of England, disem-
bodied, be defrayed out of the land-tax.

That the charge of the pay and cloathing of the militia of Ireland, and allowances to subaltern officers, be defrayed out of the consolidated fund of Ireland.

That the allowances to certain subaltern officers of the militia in Great Britain be defrayed out of the land-tax.

June 20.

For applying the sum of 4,000,000l. out of the mo-
nies that shall arise of the surplus of the consoli-
dated fund.
For applying the sum of 1,192,1151. 19s. 114d. being
the surplus of grants for 1804

June 24.

For applying 14,500,000l. to arise from any of the revenues charged per acts 43, 44, and 45 Geo. III. after satisfying the sum of 15,440,000l. which was estimated to arise for the service of 1804, from the duties granted per acts 43 and 44 Geo. III. For raising 8,000,000l. by loans or exchequer bills For raising 2,500,000l. by loans or exchequer bills For raising 1,500,0001. by loans or exchequer bills

VOL, XLVII.

Taxes imposed in the year 1805.

February 19, 1805.

For charging an additional contribution on the profits arising from pro perty, professions, trades, and offices.

For charging certain duties on legacies.
For charging certain duties on postage.
For charging additional duties on salt.
For charging additional duties on horses.

February 25.

For charging additional duties on horses.

March 14.

For discontinuing the duties of customs in Ireland, and granting other duties in lieu thereof.

For charging a duty of six per cent. upon retailers of certain goods, wares, and merchandize in Ireland.

For allowing bounties on spirits and strong beer made from malt of the growth of Ireland.

For charging countervailing duties on certain goods and merchandize of Great Britain imported into Ireland, in lieu of former duties.

For granting inland dutics of excise and taxes on certain articles in Ireland, For granting certain stamp duties in Ireland.

For granting certain duties upon malt and spirits, and that the foregoing duties be paid in British currency.

For granting duties on salt, hops, coals, and on the port and conveyance of letters.

March 25.

For charging additional duties of customs on goods, wares, and merchandize. For allowing additional drawbacks or bounties on all refined sugar of the manufacture of Great Britain exported from thence to Ireland.

For charging additional duties on auctions, bricks and tiles, coffee, cyder and perry, glass, vinegar, and gold and silver wire.

May 9.

For charging certain duties on stamps in Ireland.

May 20.

For charging further duties on stamps in Ireland,