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London, England, 1802-03-23 00:00:00

THE CIVIL LIST REPORT.

EXTRACT FROM THE REPORT FROM THE COMMIT-
TEE OF TH$ HOUSE OF COMMONS ON TH6 CIVIL
LEST ACCOUNTS.
[Continued from ydterday's P.,per.]

OCCASIONAL PAYMENTS —The firft additional
head that occurs, is that which relates to the dia.
blifbrnent of the Office of Secretary of State for
the War Department, which commenced in the
year 1795, and compr;zes Contingencies, Statio-
nary, Metc,:ngers, and Land Tax of that Office.
The Payments to Foreign Minitters on the sign-
ing of Treaties and. Conventions, which cunftitute
the next head, amounted to a very conliderable
film, totally diftina from the item for which an
eflimate was formed of " Prefents to Foreign Mi-
nitters on theinteturn home." The article of Ex-
pences for his Majefty's Service, above referred
to and explained, is alfo new, except as flu- :Is it
may be confidered as making an addition to the
eftimated charge of Extra Extraordinaries to Mi-
nitters at Foreign Courts.

_ The Law Charges, which, previous to the com-
mencement of the war, were, on the average
within the eftimates, have in molt of the latter
years exceeded it to a very large amount.
The Meffengers Bill for Foreign Journies have
in molt years, and particularly during the war,
confiderably advanced. They will be found till
the year 1796, contained under that head. From
that period, when an alteration took place in the
eftabliffiment, they appear at firft partly, and
at length wholly, charged under the relpedive
Offices of the Secretaries (d. State. Some advance
has alio taken place, and in feveral years a very
confiderable one, in the charge of Extra Extra-
ordinaries to Foreign Nlini tiers.
The Contingencies of the Offices of the Secre-
taries of State, both of the Foreign and Home
Department (and which are particularly explained
lin the Reports made by the Committee on Finance
in 1798) but particularly the former, have in-
creafed in a fill higher proportion. Thofe of the
Committee of the Privy Council for Trade and
Plantations have alfo far exceeded the eflimate,
even including in it the whole fum applicable to
the Council at large.

The refult of the whole of there increafed cx-
pences, as compared with the eftimate, which, in
part is obvioufly inapplicable to them, amounts to
the fum of 995,9081. 15. 4.14. • to which mull fur-
ther be added, that of 5 1,6791. os. t Id. being the
amount of war:ants ilfued under this head, but
not yet paid, as Rated in the Account of Debt ;
making the total excefs 1,047,5871. IS. ed.

Eihmated Annual Charge of his MAJESTY'S
Civil Litt, as laid before Parliament in 1786, and
aaual Amount in 1802.
The approved Bills of all
Tradefmen, Artificers, and
Labourers, fur any Articles Eftimated An-
(applied, or Work done for nual Charge
his Majefty's Service. in 1786.
Bills within the Department ~ d

of the Lord Chamberlain
Ditto of the Lord Steward

43.000 0 01
50,100 o 0

nft hc—lll after of the Horfe ;3:000 00l

Do. of the &falter of the Robes i, WO o c
Do. of the UlliCr of the Court
of Exchequer -
Do. of the litho of the Re-

1,200 o CI

eript of ditto 7,000 o
Do. for Printing, Bte. - 7,000 0
Do. for Stationary for the

Houfes of Lords.and Coto-

2,800 0 cd

Do. of the Tradcfmen of the

lAetual Amount
in t Bcl.

young Princes

It,ooo o ol

1474200 0

E. s. f.
78,341 6
83,3t3 6 6
29,04 z 6 6
3,483 14 0
1,565 lo 4
19,432 12 9
3,561 31a
49.11 z 9 31

rcife ii(the above Department's In t6Yean
itinatzd Annual
Charge.
Secret Service - Caypoo o o
I! rive Sextet Scrvicc - mono o •O
t • cizl =er•c•• auJ Royal

. _
6cd....Lry .itstitate, Fordgn
r.pintretit, f.,r Cowin.
;ethics - - - SAC° 0 0
p..nment 2 ,CCO o 0
Wzr INTornent
1.2 •h^ Ma! t salir..ury, to be yk:id over
r. r PhyLcia;... IA :to attald, Majetty,
4.int'z'r/ 17r, £s,rco o
jahuary 1;92, 6.1 w 9

ZO,MO 0 0

£395,960 65
AtanalAmount
in Ms.
25,000 0 0
lo,oco 0 0

, , ~c•s of Cm PrO.c.:fs of Wales's Journey to

70,668 13 I

35.000 0 0
18,000 0 0
3,0c0 0 0

Ittsr 9 6

',to% t 9 o

.
I:and - - - - -
• ••••':?... 11qtA ...rri Co. for the F.sproce of a
7.-0,;•!.• for Its fsirjefiy, as a prrfeut to Ge-
;,-r.,. "Aoli - . _ _ _ .
/ . 1. r tlr: Fer,r.ec of tom Swords as pre-
•:ut., !., I.md Howe and Gen.•ral Mack
'.-.. l'.l."sein, F.(q. as a Reward
ft r ilk advice as i pada to the
Secretary of State, in 1800 41,624 0 0
In act 633 7 6
In 1332 347 12 0...21826 12
Rt. Hon. T. C•rnvid , as a Compenfation for
the lots (attained by the lots of the Proferpine
} ri•nte - - - - - - tp36 o
Cmgrefs at Amiens, and N.:Miller at Paris - 7,000 0
To makeup deficiency of Feet to-
wards the Salaries of different 4
Oftres in 107 - 403 4 0
in 1788 - 3.403 4 0
!.11 1789 • 5,119 8 8
111 5790 ~ 4,411 18 3
its 1791 - 3,701 14 3
in 1792 - 3,336 t t 9
it: 1773 - 4,379 18 3
11 1794 . 2,651 8 3
in 1795 • 7,198 2 t
in t 796 • 8453 17 10
In 1797 . 10,142 16 3
in 1793 - 7,692 6 4
in 1799 . 4,263 II I
in t(!oo . 28,926 14 0
(ti act - '18,294 18 3
in ilica -
20
,957 s 7135.651 3
7.114 4

Raperees of Ulm!for Great Park
Prdents to ',curio Minifters:
in t 792
in 1793
in 1794 •
iu 27,3
in r7J6
In 1797
in '799
In t goo
in 1801
In 18oa

4,213 0
6,539 3
13,194 16
800 5
2,475 0
9,730 15
8,334 to
5i,713 14
13,611 19
z 0.191 to

762 s o

1,731 10

t0t,767 ts to
Demands nn Civil Lift on 5:11 of Jan. 1802, but
Tot inclmied in Charges for 1831
5 YECIAL {ER VIC 7.. 4. I. 1.
Si, W. Hamilton, Camper:felon for Loges - 2,428 to 0
Lopt Wh:tworth, ditto - 14 o
Mr. Windham, ditto - . • 4,224 5 0
Lord M into, - d:tto • - - 3,648 IS 0
Mr. Lark. . ditto - • sp6o 9 0
Mr. Talbot, - ditto . .

647 rs 6
aaa 8 6
purro--Yotir Committee have now to Rate the
refult of the preeedilig examination of the Ac-
counts, in order to exhibit th, amount of the Debt
under the various points of view in which it may
be coofidered. The firft and molt ufeful feems to
be, that which compares the recefs, or diminution,
under each head, with the ellimate of 5786, and
from the comparifon of the whole, dedua the to
sal exceeding.
The advance to his Royal Highnefs the Prince
of WALE% appears to have been made in Feb; uot y
1793, to tne amount of 40,c001. to be applied in
paying certain demands on his Royal Highnefs,
and to be repaid by quarterly iullalments at the
rate of 14,0031. per annum : 17,5°01. was accord-
ingly repaid previous to the affairs of his Royal
Highnefs bring fubmitted to Parliament in 1795,
when Commiflioners were appointed for the liqui-
dation of his Royal Higlinefs's Debts. Deben.
tures were accordingly iffued by them to Mr. Ra-
mos, in troll for his Maelly, for the amount of
the balance of 32,3001. in like manner, and upon
the fame fecurity, as to other Creditors of his Royal
Hightief,, payahle in 1806, and for which there is
the fecurity of the Funds veiled in thole Commit
fioners and guaranteed in all events by the faith
of Parliament. The time of repayment of the other
avances is various, and depending upon the du-
ration of life, which renders them precarious as
an available find : and till they become in a courfe
of payment, the whole operates as an addition to
the fubfilling it.eumbrance, though properly Rated
on the credit fide of the Account; but as in the
annexed Statement they are not conlidered as
Charges under the head of occafional payments,
they mull alfo he there omitted on the other fide.
Another view in which the DeSt may be confi- '
tiered, re peat. the operation on the payment of
the different chafes: The Arrears due on each of
which are Hated ill the account of Debt. It ap-
pears titan hence, that arrears of different propor-
tions, are due on each of the Claris, though
amounting in none to fo much as two years falary
or allowance, which was the limit prekribed by the
Acl of the earl of his Majelly's Reign, at which
they fhould ceafe to be longer payable.
It has been already ken, from the Hatement of
the manner in which the Debt has been incurred,
that the only confiderable difference between the
charge and the ellimate, is to be found in the fourth
eat's, and under the head of occafional payments;
J though the caufes of both may, from what
has been Hated, be fufficiently obvious, your Com-
-7,,,:tt:e cannot conclude, without fubmitting them
; icularly to the confideration of the Houle.
from the time in which the Eflimate of :786
vas laid before Parliament, and from a ccmparifon
~fit seith the charge of preceding years, it teems
t- have been formed with a reference to the Peace
Eftabliffinient of the Country ; and if this obferva-
lion be well founded, the continuation of the War
atone,throogh fo large a proportion of the time in
queßion would account for the moll confiderable
port of the excefs.
To illuarate more particularly this remark,. they
have prepared an abftra& of the charges, and Hated
the axes age of cues above the ellimate, firft, on
Ile ;thole period; next, in that of (even years of
and lafily, of nine years of War; by which
be ken, that in fa& the average yearly ex-
-4.15, during Peace has been only 254561. above
the ellimate • while, during the War, it has
maikieuutcd to the fun: of 1,111331

LONDON.

TUESDAY, MARCH al.

PRICE or STOCKS THI3 DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 L;cr Cent. Conf. 68i 69--for account 69i.
5 rr Cent. Ann. tot:.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

3 per C. Co3f. 69 kg 64 69 Esclicq. fills par. is. preen.
g Per Cent. A!.u. toi loa lirtalifli Lot. Tick. 19L is..
Imp. 3 per Cult. 64 Cott fcr Ace. 6A I f

After the breaking up of the Cabinet Council,
which fat till a late hour yetterday, Mr. DRESSINGS
was fent off with difpatches for Mr. JscK SoN,
Miniffer at Paris, and Mr. HUNTER, With dill.
patches for Marquis CORNWALLIs, at Amiens.

It appears plain that the revOon of the Treaty,
fent off yefterday fe'nnight, has occalioned, as we
Rated would probably be the cafe, the palling and ,
repaffing of more couriers between the different
Courts; and it is probable that fome. days will yet
be taken up before all can come to a conclufion.
We hinted fome days ago that fome new plan
refpefting Malta was under difcuffion, and that
this had arifen out of the events that had taken
place at Lyons. This is abfolutely the cafe : it
has not, however, been yd propofed, as fome
papers have Rated, that Malta fhould be limed
to this country, but only that, for the fecnrity of
I Malta, and to prevent any ufurped poffetlion of
that illand, it shall remain in the hands of this
country till tome future definitive arrangement can
be made, calculated to fecure its independence !
A -Dutch Mail arrived this morning, the con-
tents of which are given in the preceding columns.

In our Paper of this day we have continued to
give feveral Items of Expenditure from the Re-
port of the Committee on the Civil Lill Ellahliih-
ment. The following is the manner in which the
Sums advanced to the three elder Princes is to
be repaid :
The 22,5001, advanced to the Prince of WALES
is to he repaid by a Debenture of the Commillioners
for liquidating his Royal Highnefs's Debts on the
loth of Oftober, t g'o6 :

The 54,7351. advanced to his Royal Highnefs
the Duke of Yost:, is to be repaid by Inflslments
of toool. quarterly, from the itt of January, t 805 :
The 14,3161. advanced to his Royal Higl:nefs
the Duke of CLARENCE IS to be repaid by I'll6l-
- of 7501. per quarter, the tft payment com-
mencing the sth of January, tBo3.

It appears from an Abflraa of the Receipts and
Me; of the Treafury in Ireland, for the year end-
ing the sth of Jan. 18os, that the total amouat of
the Receipts was 9,435,8961. t ts. Bd. of which
the permanent Revenue amounted to 2,134,2531.
and the Stamp Duties to i 86,0441. Among, the
Charges of 'flues, is for the
C.,it [Aft -
Peaii,ms
Milit.ityllurpores
Lottery Expenees -
Pot ee ElLabliihment

L161,R73 16 9
115.765 IT 5
3,907,6i41S 3
z0,06a a o
16,130 19 9
z 0,039 S zo

Tranfpor, ation of Fclons - -
Secret Ferrlce in devcting Treafonable
Coorpiracb•s - - 4,134 12 2
Compenfation Allowances - 63.30) I I
1111:ceUanecus Services - - 97,399 1 7

Relicf et loyalifts - - a 0,74,3 3 7
Compem'at;on for I.olres by the Union 232,725 6 o
The Earl of ESSEX is elated High Steward of
Leominder, in the room of the late Lord BATE-
MAN.

Lord PROSY, in confequence of the ill health of
the Hon. Captain Firs astr, is appointed to the
command of the Ara ELIA, 01.4 guns. Captain
Ctsstsurs, during the abfenee of Lord A. Mau-
CLERK, is nominated to command la FORT UN as, of
4+ guns, and-Captain CUMBERLAND is appointed
to the DORIS, of like force, during the abfence of
Captain HALLIDAY.
Admiral TOTTY has fucceeded Admiral Duc K.
WORTH in the command of the fquadron on the
Leeward Illand Ration. The latter his fucceeded
Lord U. SEYMOUR, on the Jamaica Ration.

Lieut. Fornsaoit.v., of the LANCASTER, iS pro-
ward to the rank of Commander, and appointed
to the HiNnosran, Tice Capt. MOTTLEY, who fuc-
ceeds Czna. CURTIS in the RATTLFSNAKE.
Mr. WI LMOTT, of the LANCASTER, is made a
Lieutenant into the Hi NDOSTAN, and Lieut. Co NYS,
Of the HINDOSTAN, appointed to the LANCASTER.
We are forry.to mention the indifpofition of Mr.
Juftice HEATH. Mr. Sericant RUNNINGTON, we
underftand, is to fit at Ni Prisu iu Surry and. Elks.
Lord Kitty ow, we are furry to hear, is (till in
a very weak Rate. His Lordlhip, has reliefs
night', and takes but little nnurifhment.
r Duke of You x was expected at Bath on Sa-
turday, having fettled ;11 the arrangements re-
garding the fate of his late honfe in Piccadilly.—
On Thurfday laft the premifes were regularly made
1 over to the new Proprietors, confifting of 6o Gen-
tlemen and Tradefmen, who have fubleribed t 0001.
each for the purchafe of them, and for new fitting
op the honfe, which is to be converted into a mag-
nificent Hotel and Lodging-houfe. The purchafe.
money was 35,0001.
Korzsaus's narrative of his late exile into Si-
beria, by order of the Emperor PAUL, is the moil
1 interefting and affe&ing performance that has ever
ilfued from the profs. In point of entertainment
it equals the famous romance of Robittion Crufoe,
or any exi fling work of imagination, while it more
powerfully interefts the feelings and arrefts the at-
tention, by Fading the fterhng powers of truth,
and by containing a prodigious variety of new and
, genuine information.
A caufe at NyPrins came on laft week at York,
Filh v. Jackfon. Mr. PARK for the Plaintiff, Ser-
, jean Coca aI. for the Defendant. The Serjeant,
I with his ufnal freedom of manner, was crofs exa-
mining the Plaintiff's principal winters, during
which, Mr. Fifh's name being frequently men-
tioned, occafioned a gentleman to remark, 14 that
there was rather too much Fili," to which a lady
replied, " True, but you have plenty of Cockle
Boom" .