(G.) An Account of MONIES paid to the Office of ORDNANCE, in the Year January 1805.

Payments to the ordnance for the grant of 1804

£.40000

(H.) An Account of MONIES paid on Account of His MAJESTY'S FORCES in IRE the Year ending the 5th January 1805.

Muster-master general, and other public officers, their deputies, clerks, and incidental expenses

27713

4932

727

372

64

415

6.4

(I.) An Account, shewing the PAYMENTS in the Year ending the 5th January, 1 MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES.

To Stephen Moore, Esq. accountant-general, for his expense and trouble in preparing the public accounts laid before Parliament in session 1804 John Smart, Esq. deputy-accountant-general, for the like

Paul le Bas, Esq. examinator of corn bounties, for keeping the accounts of the said office

Robert Marshall, Esq. Inspector-general of imports and exports, for his expense and trouble in preparing accounts of imports and exports for

Roger Wetherall, first clerk in the Inspector-general of Imports and
Exports Office, for extra trouble in preparing accounts for Parliament
George Hatton, examinator of excise, for extra trouble and expense in
preparing accounts for Parliament

Samuel Hood, assistant examinator of excise, for the like
Thomas Haffield, clerk in the office of the Auditor of the Exchequer, for
extra trouble in preparing accounts for Parliament

150

The expense of civil buildings in Ireland, for one year to the th
Jauuary 1805
For printing and binding 250 copies of the public general acts of 44th

For publishing proclamations and advertisements in the Dublin
Gazette and other newspapers

For printing, stationary, and other disbursements for several public offices in Dublin Casile

7026 9 10

For clothing his Majesty's heralds, puisuivants at arms, and state trumpeters, for three years from 17th March 1304

For the purchase of the palace of the Archbishop of Dublin at Saint
Sepulchre's

966

Brought forward

4500 0

10000

The board of first fruits for building new and repairing old churches, &c. 5000 O
The commissioners for making wide and convenient streets in Dublin
The corporation for paving, cleansing, and lighting the streets of Dublin
The Dublin society, for promoting Husbandry, and other useful arts
More, towards completing additional building at their repository and
botanic garden

The farming society

1

The linen and hempen manufacture

The incorporated society for promoting English protestant schools
The secretary to the commissioners of charitable donations and bequests

The association for discountenancing vice

The female orphan house near Dublin

The penitentiary for young criminals in Dublin

The foundling hospital in Dublin

The hibernian marine society

The hibernian school for soldiers children

The Westmorland lock hospital in Dublin

5500

O O

4500 O O
2000 O

— 21600

20129
400

O

1000 O O
1211 17

1750 0 O

22500 O 0

1937 14 8

The fever hospital and house of recovery in Dublin

The house of industry in Dublin

The Roman catholic seminary

The lying-in hospital Dublin

5319

2315 O

8940

23913

(K.) An Account of the Amount of Payments from the VOTE of CREDIT, in t ending the 5th January 1805.

Amount of Payments for Vote or Credit (see Account of Distribution thereof)

(1) An Account of the Value of all IMPORTS into and all EXPORTS from IRELAND Year ending 5th January 1805; Distinguishing the Value of Irish Produce and factures Exported from the Value of Foreign Articles Exported; together w Difference between the Official Value and the Real Value of Irish Produce and factures Exported in the Year ending 5th January 1805.

Note. The Account of the REAL VALUE of Irish Produce and Manufactures, Exported in ending 5th January 1805, cannot be now returned, as the Average Rates of all ireland are ascertained.

(2.)-An Account of the Number of VESSELS, with the Amount of their Tonnage, have been Built and Registered in the several Ports of IRELAND, between the January 1804 and the 5th January 1805.

An Account of the UNFUNDED DEBT of IRELAND, and Demands outstanding, on the 5th January, 1805; under the Heads of Loan Debentures, Exchequer Bills, Lottery Prizes, and Loan from Great Britain for paying the Prizes of the Irish Lotteries of 1801: distinguishing, under each Head respectively, the Particulars of which such Debt or Demand consisted, and also what Part of the said Debt or Demand was then provided for, and in what Manner; and what Part thereof was unprovided for.

Outstanding lottery prizes of the several lotteries, from the year 1782 to the year 1801

27784 O 0 299000 0 0

Loan from Great Britain, for paying the prizes of the Irish lotteries 1801.

(a) Provision has been made for these sums by several acts of parliament.
() To be provided for by the Grand Canal Company, to whom they were issued.
The remaining sums to be provided for.

An Account of the PUBLIC FUNDED DEBT of Ireland, as the same stood on the 5th the different Funds in which it is invested-the Amount of the Capital Stock of e Dublin respectively-the Charge of Management-and the Annual Charge for the

1805; distinguishing the Years in which each Part thereof was created; distinguishing also the Annual Interest and Annuities, and the several Portions thereof payable in London and of the said Debt.