PUBLIC EXPENDITURE.

An Account of the PUBLIC EXPENDITURE of the United Kingdom in the Year ended 5th January 1829, after deducting the Repayments, Allowances, Accounts, Drawbacks, and Bounties of the nature of Drawbacks; exclusive of the Sums applied to the Reduction of the National Debt within the same Period.

Surplus of Income paid into the Exchequer, over Expenditure issued
thereont

5,850,169 10 SÅ

60,473,735 3 10

Note. This Balance Sheet has been prepared agreeably to the views expressed on the subject in the Fourth Report from the Select Committee on Public Income and Expenditure, in the last Session of Parliament, by excluding from it the Advances and Repayments on account of the employment of the Poor, and for Local Works, and by including the same in the account of the Funded and Unfunded Debt, to which they more immediately relate.

Whitehall, Treasury Chambers, Į

23rd March 1829.

GEO. R. DAWSON,

DISPOSITION OF GRANTS.

An Account showing how the MONIES given for the SERVICE of the United Kingdom of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, for the Year 1828, have been disposed of; distinguished under their several Heads; to 5th January, 1829.

To defray the Charge of Civil Contingencies; for the year 1828

To defray the Salaries and Allowances to the Officers of the Houses of Lords and Commons; for the year 1828.

To defray the Expenses of the Houses of
Lords and Commons; for the year 1828...
To make good the Deficiency of the Fee Funds
in the Departments of his Majesty's Trea-
sury, Secretaries of State, most Honourable
Privy Council, and Committee of Privy
Council for Trade; for the year 1828....
To defray the Contingent Expenses and Mes-
sengers Bills in the Departments of his
Majesty's Treasury, Secretaries of State,
most Honourable Privy Council, and Com-
mittee of Privy Council for Trade; for the
year 1828.....

To defray the Salaries to certain Officers, and
the Expenses of the Court, and Receipt of
the Exchequer; for the year 1828
To pay the Salaries or Allowances granted to
certain Professors in the Universities of Ox-
ford and Cambridge, for reading Courses of
Lectures; for the year 1828
To pay the Salaries of the Commissioners of
the Insolvent Debtors Court, of their
Clerks, and the Contingent Expenses of
their Office; for the year 1828; and also
the Expenses attendant upon the Circuits...
To pay, in the year 1828, the Salaries of the
Officers, and the Contingent Expenses of
the Office for the Superintendence of Aliens,
and also the Superannuations or Retired
Allowances to Officers formerly employed
in that Service

To pay the usual Allowances to Protestant
Dissenting Ministers in England, poor
French Protestant Refugee Clergy, poor
French Protestant Refugee Laity, and sun.
dry small Charitable and other Allowances

£. 8. d. 5,995,965 7 7

£. 8. d. 4,932,911

9 6

1,596,150 0 0

1,217,000 0

8,009,314 9 0 6,976,515 5 0

SERVICES.

to the Poor of St. Martin's-in-the-Fields,
and others; for the year 1828
To defray the Expense of printing Acts of
Parliament, and Bills, Reports and other
Papers for the two Houses of Parliament;
for the year 1828

To defray the Expense of printing under the
direction of the Commissioners of Public
Records; for the year 1828...........
To defray the Expense of providing Sta
tionery, Printing, and Binding for the se-
veral Public Departments of Government,
for the year 1828; including the Expense
of the Establishment of the Stationery Office
To defray the Extraordinary Expense that
may be incurred for Prosecutions, &c. re-
lating to the Coin of this Kingdom; for the
year 1828

To defray the Expense of Fittings and Furniture for the two Houses of Parliament; for the year 1828

6,300 0 0

To defray the Expense of Law Charges; for the year 1828

15,000 O 0

To pay Bills drawn from abroad by his Ma-
jesty's Governors and others, for the Ex-
penses incurred under the Act for the Abo-
lition of the Slave Trade; and in conformity
to certain Orders in Council for the Support
of Captured Negroes, Free American Set-
tlers, &c.; for the year 1828
To defray the Amount of Bills drawn or to be
drawn from New South Wales; for the
year 1828

For defraying the Charge of the Royal Mili-
tary College; for the year 1828
For defraying the Charge of the Royal Mili-
tary Asylum; for the year 1828

SERVICES.

To defray the Expense of the British Mu-
seum; for the year 1828
To make Compensation to the Commissioners
appointed by several Acts for inquiring into
the Collection and Management of the Re-
venue in Ireland, and into certain Revenue
Departments in Great Britain, for their
assiduity, care, and pains in the execution
of the Trust reposed in them by Parliament
To defray the Charge of Retired Allowances
or Superannuations to Persons formerly
employed in Public Offices or Departments,
or in the Public Service; for the year 1828
To enable his Majesty to grant Relief, in the
year 1828, to Toulonese and Corsican Emi-
grants, Dutch Naval Officers, St. 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 and Libe-
rality

To defray the Expense of the National Vaccine
Establishment; for the year 1828

For the Support of the Institution called
"The Refuge for the Destitute;" for the
year 1828

For the Relief of the American Loyalists; for the year 1828

To defray the Expense of confining and main-
taining Criminal Lunatics; for the year
1828

For his Majesty's Foreign and other Secret
Services; for the year 1828...

- To defray the Expense attending the confining,
maintaining, and employing Convicts at
Home and at Bermuda; for the year 1828
To pay, in the year 1828, 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

To defray the Expense of Missions and Spe-
cial Commissions to the New States of
America; for the year 1828.....
To pay the Salaries of Consuls-General, and
Consuls, their Contingent Expenses, and
Superannuation Allowances to retired Con-
suls; for the year 1828

To defray the Expense of certain Colonial
Services (formerly paid out of the Extraor-
dinaries of the Army;) for the year 1828...
To defray the Charge, in the year 1828, of
providing Stores for the Engineer Depart-

To defray the Expense of Works and Repairs
of Public Buildings; for the year 1828
To defray the Expense of Works executing at
Port Patrick Harbour; for the year 1828.
To defray the Expense of Works executing at
Donaghadee Harbour; for the year 1828...
To defray the Expense of Works executing at
the Royal Harbour of King George the
Fourth, at Kingstown (formerly Dunleary ;)
for the year 1828
To defray the Expense of Buildings at the
British Museum; for the year 1828......
To defray the Expense of Buildings at the
Offices of the Lords of his Majesty's Privy
Council, and of the Committee of Privy
Council for Trade; for the year 1828.
To defray the Expense of the Alterations and
Improvements of Windsor Castle; for the
year 1828

To defray the Expense of Works for the ac-
commodation of the two Houses of Parlia-
ment; for the year 1828

....

In aid of the Expense of erecting Churches,
in the West Indies; for the year 1828......
To defray the Expense of the Commissioners
for the Harbours and Roads of Howth and
Holyhead; for the year 1828

To complete the Works at Dunmore Harbour,
in the
year 1828

To defray the Expense of the Establishment

of the Penitentiary House at Milbank, from 24th of June 1828 to the 31st of Dec. 1828 To defray the Expenses of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in certain of his Majesty's Colonies; for the year 1828...... To defray the Expense, in the year 1828, of| improving the Water Communication between Montreal and the Ottawa, and from the Ottawa to Kingston

For defraying the CHARGE of the following Services in IRELAND; which are directed, to be paid Nett in British Currency:

To defray the Expense of the House of Industry; for the year 1828

47,500 0 0

47,500 0 0

7,000 0