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.Atsi Account of the Distribution of die Monet
granted by an Aa, passed in the last Session Jr
Parliament, for enabling His Majesty to raise the
sum of 2,000,0001. fur the uses and purposes therein
mentioned.
To the Paymaster General of His Majesty's
forces, as per account of particulars pre-
sented herewith )C.1,400,000 0 0
To Joseph Alcock, Esq. towards enabling
him to defray sundry sums awarded by the
Commissioners under the 7th Article of
the Treaty with America, to be paid by
the British Government - - 20,470 IS 2
To Francis Moore, Esq. for salaries and •
ex?ences attending the 'said Commission 60.22. 7 6
To George Baron de Silverlijelm, on account
of S wedish Ships-and Cargoes detained and
sold at the end of the last War - - 70,393 3to
To Peter Van Lelvveld, Esq. tbrallowancc..s
to Dutch Naval Officers, late in His Ma-
jesty's service, train May is, 1802, to
December 31, £Bo3 - - - 3,113 8

1,500,000 0 0
The remaining sum was fur the service of
I relwici 500,000

,C. 2,000,000 0 0
Signed, N. VANSITTART,
Whitehall Treasury Chambers, March z 6, 1804.
An account of the distribution 'of the sum of
1,400,0001. being part of the sum of 1,500,000!.
granted to His Majesty in the last Session of Par-
liar-tient for the service of Great Britain, to enable
His Majesty to take such measures as the exigency
of affairs •may require:
To Bills of Exchange, dated from' the Ist of
luty, 1802, to the 3d of September, ,So„
drawn Grsford, -Acting Corn-
iniSsry-tlenetal ru the. Winct(orti and
Leeward Islands, for provisions,• stores,
and other extraordinary expences of the
Forces there 425,233 19 3
To the Treasurer of the Ordnance, for arms
and other articles delivered front the Ord-
nance Stores, for the service of the Queen
of Portugal 31,643 4 I
To Andre de G yldenpalm, C barge d'A If:Aires
from the Court of Denmark, to be paid to
sundry persons, subjedts of His Danish
Majesty, for expellees disbursed 'uy•t hem
for claiming vessels, afterwards liberated, •
and for the maintenance of their crews - It,S4r 7 o
To Sir Brook Watson, Bart. Commissary
General of Stores and Provisiotis,t o enable
him to provide the several articles for the
use of the forceS that are to.be supplied
from his department - 350,000 0 0
To sundry persons for shirts, knapsacks,
• clothing, &c. furnished for the Royal
Army of Reserve - - - 45,576 9 8
To Lieut.-Gen. De Lancey, for providing
temporary barrack accommodation and
hospitals for the use of the Forces - 536,000 o

Z. 1,400,000 o
Dll. THOMAS.

Pay-office, Horse Guards, Al a rch 24, ISo4.

By the accounts presented to the House of Com-
mons respeting the Consolidated FtAnd, and the
net produce 9f the Pernrrnent Taxes of Great Bri-
tain, for the year ending the sth of January 1804,
it appears that the
Total Income of the Consolidated Fund,

in the year ended sth Jan. 1804, was ,t :3 t,E6z,961 15 3
Total of the adual Payments out of the
Consolidated Fund, for the year ending
sth lan. 4804, was - - 26,700,533 I
The future Annual Charge upon that
Fund, as it stood on the sth Jan. 1804,
amounts to - - k• 26,433,874 o 7

The Total Amount of the net Produce of
Permanent Taxes in the year ended sth
LBa3' -•- 12, • =17,.;31,358 14 9.1
Ditto, ditto, in tie year ended sth fan.
1804 - 30,710,747 14 01

Total of the Capital redeemed by the
Commissioners for liquidating the Na-
tional Debt of Great Britain., front Jst
Aug. 17g6; to rst Feb. 1c,04 - - • 77,698,467 o o
For whicit redemption the total of sums
paid was
Total of Debt unredeemed rst Feb. 1804 484,•62,62.2 7 ,
Total of Sums annual! y..applicable to tile
reduaion of the Public Debt of Great
Britain. - 6,31t,6z6 7 o

Total Amount of the Public Debt of Ire-
land redeemed to the tst Feb. 180.1 - ,C.1,;9;,671 o o
Total Sums paid for its redemption - 03,631 6 9
Total unredeemed ist Feb. 1804 - 23,952,329 o
Total Sums annually applicable to re-
duaion of ditto 305,:30 I to

Total Amount of the Imperial Debt re- '
deemed, Ist of Feb. 180.4 - ,C. 459,328 0 0
Total Sum paid tor, its Redemption - 205,939 4 2
Total Debt unredeemed, tst Feb. 1804 3,209,472 0 0,
Sum annually applicable for its Redemp-
tion - - - - - 50)487 i 6 9

The Naval Commander at Dunkirk has given po-
tice to the Sub-prefed, that, in order to prevent
criminal 'communications with the Enemy, no fishing
boat, however licensed, will be permitted to leave
the harbour without having two Soldiers on board.
Being informed that the English Government enter-
tains the atrocious proje& of throwing on the coast
of France from 600 to 700 bales of wool, brought
from countries infeded with the plague, the Marine
Administration has prohibited any one from tot"-
ing shipwrecked goods, until the civil or military
authorities have previously decided that the}r- tnay
be saved without any danger to the public safety.
If it be true that serious disputes have lately
taken place in Holland, between the French Grena-
'diets and the Batavian Cavalry, the insolence and
oppression of the former must have been grievous
and enormous indeed, as the poor BAtavtans dad
bent under the iron yoke of France to such-a,degree,
that they had sunk into the lowest state of tame
submission.

Poor MOORHEAD, the Musical Composer, whose
unfortunate state of mental derangement had alone
prevented his becoming a distinguished ornament of
his profession, put an end to this existence about a
fOrtnight ago, near Deal. 1' was last- summer
'el4ven to the necessity of entering on board a man
of war, where his
.talents being.soon discovered, he
was appointed by Captain SEitLE, of the Monaigeh
(Lord KEITH'S Flag-ship), to the Mastership. ofthe
Band.: Being for some time in a very . dejected
state-,''he'.was, at his own particular request, per-
mitted :10go on shore and take a walk, when, _me—
lancholy to relate, he took the opportunity-of hang.
ing himself, by means of a handkerchief, from the
first gate he met with in the ocighbourhOod of Deal.
Died, at Cheltenham, on Saturday the 24th alt.
FoRREsTEn. RosE, .Esq.
Warwick' Assizes, William Thorpe was
icnudt Fiti
aitn
cgdt haoncnti
1 Lot(' Ellenborough's Mt, for maliciously
wounding Charles Butwell, a Watchman,
and after a trial which lasted several hours, he was
found guilty,..... Death,