To enable his Majesty to provide for any additional Expense which may arise on account of his Majesty's Forces in Portugal. To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills, and that the same be issued and applied towards paying off and discharging any Exchequer Bills charged on the Aids or Supplies of the years 1826 and 1827, now

24,300 0 0
7,324 0
3,487 0
20,000 0

931 8 41 4,748 0 0

24,300 0 0 5,510 4 3 2,000 11 2 17,000 0 0

18,245,360 3 5 15,951,361 6 1

500,000 0 0

remaining unpaid or unprovided for......... 23,200,000 0 0To pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills, issued pursuant to several Acts for carrying on Public Works and Fisheries, and for building additional Churches, outstanding aud unprovided for ...............................

593,200 0 0,

20,900,700 00

42,538,560 3 536,852,061 6 Î

PAYMENTS FOR OTHER SERVICES,

Not being part of the Supplies granted for the Service of the Year.

TOTAL Sums voted, and Payments for Services not voted

701,742 3 1 42,538,560 351

43,240,302 6 61

WAYS AND MEANS

for answering the foregoing Services:

Trustees for the Payment of Naval and Military Pensions, and
Civil Superannuations, per Act 3 Geo. 4, c. 51

East India Company, per Act 4 Geo. 4, c. 71.................
Money remaining in the Exchequer on the 5th day of January
1827, charged upon the Cousolidated Fund of the United King-
dom of Great Britain and Ireland for Services, and which could
not be claimed

Money remaining in the Exchequer, which had been directed to be issued to sundry Persons prior to the 5 day of January 1820, and which not having been paid remains as Out Cash in the Chests of the four Tellers of the Exchequer...

Sum to be brought from the Consolidated Fund, per Act 7 & 8
Geo. 4, c. 42

Duty on Sugar, Pensions, and Personal Estates, per Act 7 & 8
Geo. 4, c. 7................................

...........

Surplus Ways and Means, per Act 7 & 8 Geo. 4, c. 7...............
Unclaimed Dividends, &c. after deducting Repayments to the
Bank of England, for deficiencies of Balance in their hands......
Repayments on account of Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to
two Acts of the 57th year of his late Majesty, for carrying on
Public Works and Fisheries in the United Kingdom

Exchequer Bills; viz. 7 Gco. 4, c. 2....£10,000,000 0

7 & 8 Geo. 4, c. 41......13,800,000 0 0

PUBLIC

AN Account of the State of the PUBLIC FUNDED DEBTS of GREAT January, 1828, including the Debt

Old South Sea Annuities........ Do.
New South Sea Annuities
South Sea Annuities, 1751

GREAT BRITAIN.

Debt due to the South Sea?
Company

at £.3 per cent

....

......

£. s. d. 3,662,784 8 6 4,574,870 2 7 3,128,330 2 10 707,600 0 0 14,686,800 0 0 1,000,000 0 0

14,686,800 00

434 1

....

6 133,254,182 5

Do.....
Do.

....

Debt due to the Bank of England Do.
Bank Annuities, created in 1726.. Do.
Consolidated Annuities.......... Do.....369,138,418 13 5 11,893,258 15
Reduced Annuities.............. Do.

Annuities

Reduced Annuities

6,366,989 3

3126,887,193 2 3

Total at £.3 per cent..530,152,985 12 10 19,394,681 19 9510,758,303 13 1

at £.3 per cent.. 15,062,449 13 9 .. do. ...... 73,373,495 19 0 New £.4 per cent Annuities ............145,696,842 11 3 Annuities created 1826, at 4 per cent......

8,560,000 0 0

Great Britain...... 772,845,773 16 10 26,159,406 18 8746,686,366 18 2

Note. The above Columns, 1 and 2, show the Totals of Debt of the United Kingdom, after deducting the Stock directed to be cancelled by various Acts of Parliament, and by redemption of Land Tax, amounting to

FUNDED DEBT.

BRITAIN and IRELAND, and of the CHARGE thereupon, at the 5th of created by 7,500,000l. raised in 1824.