The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-15 00:00:00

COrsIMITTEE OF SUPPLY.,

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCI-4VJER rose
to move the Resolutions relative'lo 'tia..Army arid
Navy Estimates, which had been referred to the
Committee. On his Motion following Votes
were agreed to :

The Ordinaries of the Navy ; - ,C 6.57,216
The Extraorainaries of the Navy ' 360,233
Transport Service .out Prisoners of War - .608;53o
Sick risoners of War - • ' tz,ooo
The CHANCELLOR 'of the Exc FIE4U RR 'then row
to move the other Supplies for the'year On the
first article, which l 4 as the ;minim of the valuation
of the. Dutch ships captured by Admital NlitchLX:i
squadron, he observed, that the sumlle Was to move
fur, was simply to enable His MAiesTy to. make
good that. equivalent which Ills Mlj EST k had
graciously, promised to the Sailors of that Squadron,
in lieu of their claims on the putch ships of war
which had surrendered. Other claim's had since been
started from another quilt to by the Prince of Orange:
it was not, however, his intention to say any thing on
these claim's at present ; he Only stated this circum.
stance, that in case the subject were aga in brought be.:
lure the House, it might not
,appear to them that he
had deceived them by any concealMent: The present
vote merely related to, the engagements made With_
the Seamen of Admiral Mitchell's'Squadron. With
regard to the Extraurdinaries of the Army, be felt a
,degree of regret in moving them, not only on ac,
count of the magnitude of the sum, but also because
the nature of the service on various stations abroad
prevented him from being able to pledge hiniself to
the House that this would be all the demand on
them for this article. With regard to another arii.
cle, he felt very different sensations in ,bringing: it
forward ; it was a provision for increasing the cons.
forts of those meritorious servants of their country,
the Officers of the British Navy. It was intended
to increase the half-pay of an Admiral to 31. per
day, and the other inferior Officers in proportion.—
Such as had not been provided for by former Ads,
were to be included in the present arrangement,
which was also to embrace the. Warrant Officers.

He then moved the following Resolutions, which
were put and agreed to : ' • ,

Valuation of Dutch Ships . - Z. 199,212
Foreign anti. Secret' Service - - 90,044
Increase of Pay to Naval Officers - _ 30,000
Police Offices ,- -
Trial of George Stratton, Eig. - . 1184
Expellees of Commissions for carrying into Exc- ~
ctinon the 6th anti 7th Article of the Treaty
with America - - - 11,945
Republishing the Journals of the 'louse of Commons 4065
Keeping the Journals oftlitto during the present Selsiuti 12,, 00
Expences of colleellng the Population ut this Country. 612
Repairing the House of Commons ~ . . .. 19,991
New Office for the Dutchy of Cornwall . . 698
.- - -

State Priitiners '
Anti)! Extrkordinaries

. 333
- 1,000,3G0

• Mr. C9l? RY said, that it had been usual in Ire..
land to pass a Vote of Credit every year, in order
to provide a fund for contingent expences, as the
Civil List was too small to afford a fund, from
which any oceasional asLdstance could be drawl).—
Had there been a Vote cif Credit for Eng,land this
year, he should not have moved a separate one for
Ireland ; but as that fortunately was not necessary,
he should now move,for a sum to serve the same)
purpose, and this he should design by' the name-of
Army Extraordinaries ; though'he wished it to be
understood, thih it was entirely, designed for civil
purposes, as the funds provided for the Army would
this year be sufficient.. He then moved that the
sum of so,oool. be allowed fur the Army Ettraor•
dinaries of Ireland.
Mr.TIERNEY objeeted to ,the way ip which
the sum was raised, as the.funds for the same ser.
vices were in p..ngland supplied from .the Civil List,
and this consequently looked like an addition. to
the Civil List of Ireland.
Mr. CORRY that these services had no
coonectiOn whatever with the List. The
Ent;lish Civil List was able to afford' an occasional
Fund for contingencies, which the Irish Civd List

was not. If the Hon. Gentleman, however, could
point out a better mode of acquiring a Fund tor oc-
casional expences,le.should willingly and grittefully
adopt it.
Mr.TIERNEY said, that if it was his fortune
to_git another sesiion in Parliament, he. sliouid :;er-
tairtly propose some measure to this effl:t.
Mr. CORRY'S Motion was then agreed to) and
the Repot./ of the Committee ordered to be re-
ceived to-morrow.

The CHANCELLOR 0) the EXCHEQUER said,
he wished to recapitulate the various Heads of
Supply and Ways and Means, to which the Hopie,
had agreed during the present Session of Parliament.
Yt would
.not be the wi,h of .the Committee that he
should state the account of the Heads of each par..
tictilar Service, but of the sums voted, and the pro.
visions made of Ways and Means for raising the
Supplies, and also to state thealteration,which was
likely to take place between the state of Peace and
a state of War in this particular, and alio to assign
reasons why it had been fbund necessary to con.
trael for so large a Loan. He should-go into some
particulars which never had been yet stated, and
take a short view of the expellee which had been
incurred beyond•the. Estimate in the course of the
last, year-L-He'then proceeded to make the follow.
ing statement :

SUPPLI ES.

Supplies iSer.
15,857,037 Navy, including Ordnance Sca
Scryiee (36 -, 7,00) 033,573
Ditto towardi dihrharg.Pebt 2,coct,u-00

. . .
. ---- 13,g33,573
9,617,639 ? t 2 117
°, rEng I a n d 6,764,621
2,500,000 .- . ' 149 DittoE' x traord. 1,600,000
I
Ditto. Ditto, for ,
Army 1, 1801.- nut pro- •
' . I vided .for - i,84~,174
• 1 10,211,795
3,935,017 . . (.. I rcland ; . - 2,640,173
z ind , a. evlia- ot Ordnance
1'269399,9°05'1 ° rdn'ance En
5, Sgi: Ser.vi:e) . .-• , 1,'92,27
( fraland • - . - . 2',3,.76
637,876 „.. , 1,, nglitinl '- • - , - 921,8612 i'2,39t '"-,"Le,l""e"s Ireland. - - -, 273,119
Corn ilountzes - ' 1,62t,„000
P"---

I risti

ernvinent G rants

.363,33 E

T 9 be contributed jointly by England and Ireland 31,259,z09

ENG I-AND SEPARATE CHARGES.
Deficiency Malt Duty, 1800 - 4291774
I merest. on E xtheiltier hills,: Discount on •
Loail .IEOI &C. ' • - I, t 37,073,
Civil LiSt I)4t • - 990,0.53
TO pay off Exchequer BillS in possession ,
Rank • - 3,000,000
'Deficiency of Goods and Shipping - 410,000.
For Reduction of the National Debt 20-0,000.
To pay off Exent.q. hill:: on Aids, tsoo t,066,493
To ni;,ke good 3, t;:.,:.,,00cif. Surplus con-
solidated tranted for "Sot

2,676,cE0

117thS Of. tile ;lbOVe
Slllll Of 31,259,2091.
are to-be contributed
by Ireland 3,677,554
Add tbr Ireland
17ths of r, 174,4011.
for Civil List And
c.therC harp,es an the
Coniol Mated und, •
not relating to the •
P.ublie Debt J3S, )64

3,315,718

9,909,473