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London, England, 1802-03-22 00:00:00

THE CIVIL LIST REPORT.

EXCRAC I FKOLI THE REPORT (nom THE CO7INIT•
TEE OF THE CIVIL LIST ACCOUN TS.

The Committee appointed to take into confi-
dcration the I.:reral Accounts prefentl.d on t%e
161 h of February loft by ti CHANcELLoA of :he
Excutoluit, by his Mairsrv's command, rd it.
ing to his 111vjEsTv's Cavil Lift, have pr,.ceeLle.l
in the examination of the mstzt,i.s rcf.-.-re:i to them,
and have agreed upon the following I:cport—

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Your Committee have commenced•their in-
quiry by a reference to an .N.a paTed in thz 22d
year of his pretent MAJESTY'S Reign, 4'or regulat-
ing the mode of parnent out of the Civll Re-
venue!, and which was laid before the 1-I,niie on
the 6th of July, 170.
" The Accounts of the Charge ofhli MAJEstv's
Civil Government from that 'ear to the prefent,
arranged according to that form, have been at dif-
ferent periods fubmittcd to the conti-leration of
Parliament, and arc now before your Committee,
who propore to comb:ne them through the whole
period, and compare them refpatively with their
correfj)ondin Eiiimates, in order to. explain to
the Houle the 6 particulars in which the Excefs of
Charge has °cent red, and confequentiv the man-
ner in which the debt has accumulated in the fe-
veral years to which the accounts vitae. Their
report will therefore I .Ilow thole' heads of divßinn,
in each of which will he found Inch ohfervations
as feem to your Committee neceiriry to the eluci-
dation of the account under confideration ; and
the refhlt of the whole, compared with the re-
fources applicable during the whole period to the
difcharge of thofe demands, will then be fainnitted
to the kioufe.

Cress I.—Penlions and Allowances of the
Royal. Faraft.v: This account exhibits tlic amount
of charge in each year, compared with the efti-
mate of 1786 ; that eflimate appears to have been
formed upon the e (late of the Royal Family
at the time, arid confequently an excel; or dimi-
nution of expence mutt be eveaed, accnrcrng
to the number of Royal Perfons to whom loch
penflons and allowances as fuitcd their rank be-
came neceffary, was either diminifhed by death,
or by their being otherwife provided for by Par-
liament, or incrcafed by their coming of age, or
into a fituation that required tonic additional al-
lowance.

His Majeily receives now, as in 17 85, 60,0001.
a year • the Queen 5 B,ocol. The total difference
under ;his head; including all the Brandies of the
Royal Family, is only 45,1331. 9s. tofd. above
what it was in 17 35.
CLASS 2.—The falaries of the Chancellor, the
Speaker, and the Judges of England and Walc.:,
are nearly the fame as in 1786.
Class 3.—The falaries of Miniflers to foreign
Courts have been fubjea to much variation ; and
if there has been fome interruption in oar rclati,ins
with feveral foreign Courts in confequence of the
war, the fame caufe has alfo or. the other hand oc-
cafioned larger and more expenfive eflablifhments
in fome other countries in amity with his Ntijeliv.
The greatcft increafe appears in the following Ein-
conitauttuopie, 1786, £. 1095 1802, £.5114
Vienna, 3520 - 5657
- - - 3520 - • 6494
Berlin, • - 3020 - 53 t 8
Dn. (dal, - - 2224 - 3320
The Excefs of Efiahlifliments in. America oily.-

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:he coot* of the laR Gxteen tears; amounts to
no lefs a rum than 1294431. 13s. 4d.
Particulars of Sums advanced out of the Civil
T.:11, which are to be replaced :

In the Year ending a 1 Z. 2. si
,iir,l794—Totbe p. of Wales 22,500 0 o
D. of Yost 5,264 18 ol 27.764 18 0
1191 P'd—T.°l* 26,307 9 0

z 796 —IX of York ~son 0 o
—D. of Clar. %so° 0 o ,poo o 0
/797 —D. of York 6paa 5 6 •
—D. of Clar. 3,216 4 0 9.837 9 6
7t99 Major Gen. Gardiner - 1631 s o
TP•T Duke of York - 11,60 3 o
s.c.a --- Duke of Clarence - B,cco o o

94,084 6 6

An Account of the Debt of his Majefly's Civil
?..;it on the sth January, aos, amounting in the
vohnle to 1,161,1431. 15s. old.—
The following are among the principal Items :
Tkz ql:eett - • - C1440D 0 0
Prince of Wyss • - - 15,c00 0 0
Support of the Prince& Charlotte - 21,967 07/
Duke of York - - . - 3000 0 0
Duke of Clarence - • - 625 o o
Puke of Cambridge . - • . sOOO o o
Duch( ft; of Cumberland • . . soon • o
Debt incurred by his Majelty on account of
the younper branches of his Family - 26,634 17 4
The Lord Chancellor and Judges • 16,48 s 0 0
To Amhafradors and Foreign Milliners 102,236 13 3f
plls in the Lord Chamberiain'sDepannsent 127,900 o 0
I Mtn Lord Steward's - 4 . 135,349 0 0
;Mtn Mall:: of the Horfe . . . 41,926 0 0
Lt.. d Chamberlain's Salary - -51 W 0 0
Ditto in his Department - - 46,736 o o
FAL:riei, in the Lord Steward's Department 50,925 0 0
Dina Maker of the Hoeft - - 23,264 0 0
Ditto Gankmen of the Bedchamber - 21,000 0 0
Ditto (imams ditto . - - - 11,375 0 0
I? no Prefident of the Council -700 IS 0 0
;htto Privy Seal - - - 5256 0 0
Ditto Conitable of Dover Cantle - - 7275 0 0
Ditto Clerks of the Council - • - 24 so o o
Ditto itangcr of St. Jaines's and Hyde Parks 3031 0 0
Ditto Coief Jaftiees is Eyre - - zo,cco 0 0
Ditto bind of'Cientknwa %piasters - zowtoo • o
Ditto Commiilioners of Tracery - 14000 0 0
rtto PIA Commlfloner - - - 7038 TO 0
V: to Chancellor al the Evehequer - - 3150 0 0
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