SUPPLIES granted by Parliament for the fervice of the Year 1760.

HAT 70,000 men be employed for the fea-
fervice for the year 1760, including 18,355

2. That a fum, not exceeding 41. per man, per month, be allowed for maintaining the faid 70,000 men, for 13 months, including the ordnance for fea-fervice,

1. That a number of land-forces, including thofe in Germany, and 4010 invalids, amounting to 57,294 effective men, commiffion and non-commiffion officers included, be employed for the fervice of the year 1760.

2. That, for defraying the charge of the 57,294 effective men, for guards and garrifons, and other his majefty's land-forces in Great-Britain, Guernsey, and Jerfey for the year 1760, there be granted a fum not exceeding *

As the words, "there be granted a fum not exceeding," conclude every refolution for granting a certain fum of money, it is needlefs to repeat them.

3. That, for maintaining his majefty's forces and garrifons, in the plantations, Gibraltar, Guadaloupe, Africa, and the Eat-Indies, and for provifions for the garrifons in Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Gibraltar, Providence, Cape Breton, Guadaloupe, Senegal, and Goree, for the year 1760

4. That, for defraying the charge of four regiments of foot, on the Irish eftablishment, ferving in North America, for 1760

5. That, for the pay of the general, and general staff officers, and officers of the hofpital, for his majesty's land-forces, for 1760

6. That, for defraying the charge of the embodied militia of the feveral counties in South-Britain, and the fencible men of Argyleshire, and lord Sutherland's battalion of Highlanders, in North-Britain, for 122 days, from the 25th of December, 1759, to the 25th of April, 1760, both days inclufive

7. That, for defraying the charge of 38,750 men, of the troops of Hanover, Wolfenbuttle, Saxa-Gotha, and count of Buckeburg, together with that of general and ftaff officers, actually employed against the common enemy, in concert with the king of Pruflia, from the 25th of December, 1759, to the 24th of December, 1760, both days inclufive, to be iffued in advance every two months, in like manner as the pay of the Heffian forces now in the fervice of Great Britain; the faid body of troops to be mustered by an English commiffary, and the effective state thereof to be afcertained by the fignature of the commander in chief of the said forces

8. That, for defraying the charge of 2120 horfe, and 9900 foot, together with the general and staff officers, the officers of the hofpital, and officers and others belonging to the train of artillery, the troops of the landgrave of Heffe Caffel in the pay of Great Britain, for 366 days, from the 25th of December, 1759, to the 24th of December, 1760, both inclufive, together with the fubfidy for the fame time, pursuant to treaty, 268,874 16 8 9. That, for defraying the charge of an additional corps of 920 horfe, and 6072 foot, together with the general and staff officers, the officers of the hofpital, and others belonging to the train of artillery, the troops of the landgrave of Heffe Caffel, in the pay of Great Britain, for 366 days, from the ift day of January, 1760, to the gift day of December following, both days inclufive, pursuant to treaty,

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97,850 4 10

8,236,729 16 6

NOVEMBER 30.

1. That, for the ordinary of the navy, including half-pay to fea-officers, for 1760,

2. Towards carrying on the works of the hofpital for fick and wounded feamen, building at Haflar, near Gofport, for 1760,

3. Towards carrying on the works of the hospital for fick and wounded feamen, building near Plymouth, for 1760,

4. Towards purchafing ground, erecting jetty-heads for careening wharfs, capftand-houfes, ftore-houfes, and other accommodations neceffary for refitting his majefty's fleet at Halifax, for 1760,

5. Upon account, towards the fupport of the royal hofpital at Greenwich, for the better maintenance of the feamen of the faid hofpital, worn out, and become decrepid in the fervice of their country,

6. For the charge of the office of ordnance, for landfervice, for 1760,

7. For defraying the extraordinary expence of fervices performed by the office of ordnance, for landfervice, and not provided for by parliament in 1759,

DECEMBER 7.

1. Towards paying off and difcharging the debt of

the navy,

2. For the discharge of transport-service between the 1ft of January and 30th of September, 1759, including the expence of victualling his majefty's landforces within the faid time,

3. Towards the buildings, rebuildings, and repairs of his majefty's fhips, for 1760,

DECEMBER 13.

1. For the paying of penfions to the widows of fuch reduced officers of his majefty's land forces and marines, as died, upon the establishment of half-pay, in Great Britain, and who were married to them before the 25th of December, 1716, for 1760,

2. For defraying the extraordinary expences of his majefty's land forces, and other fervices incurred, to the 24th of November, 1759, and not provided for by par liament,

3. To enable his majefty to discharge the like fum railed in pursuance of an a&t made in the last feffion of

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1,000,000,0

501,078 16 6

200,000 O

1,701,078 16 6

2,042 0 O

953,302 15 51

parliament, and charged upon the first aids of supplies to be granted in this feffion of parliament

DECEMBER 17.

To enable his majefty to make good his engagements with the king of Pruffia, pursuant to a convention between his majefty and the king of Pruflia, concluded Nov. 9, 1759,

DECEMBER 18.

Upon account, towards enabling the principal officers of his majefty's ordnance to defray the neceffary charges and expences of taking down and removing the prefent magazines for gunpowder, and all buildings belonging thereto, fituated near the town of Greenwich, in the county of Kent, and of erecting a new magazine for gunpowder, and other buildings neceffary thereto, in fome more proper and lefs dangerous fituation; and to enable the faid principal officers to purchase lands for that purpose,

DECEMBER 20.

9.

1,955,344 15 5

1. To enable his majefty to make good his engagements with the landgrave of Heffe-Caffel, pursuant to the feparate articles belonging to a treaty between his majefty and the landgrave of Heffe-Caffel, concluded January 17, 1759, and renewed by a treaty concluded Nov. 9, 1759; the fame to be paid as his moft ferene highnefs fhall think it most convenient, in order to facilitate the means by which the moft ferene landgrave may again fix his refidence in his own dominions, and give fresh courage to his faithful fubjects by his presence, which is fo much wished for,

2. Towards enabling the governors and guardians of the Foundling-hofpital to continue to carry into execution the good purposes for which they were incorporated, and that the fame be iffued and paid for the ufe of the faid hofpital, without fee or reward, or any deduction whatsoever,

JANUARY 17.

Upon account, as a prefent fupply towards defraying the charges of forage, bread, bread-waggons, train of artillery, and of provifions, wood, ftraw, &c. and other extraordinary expences and contingencies

of

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60,000

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of his majefty's combined army under the command of prince Ferdinand,

JANUARY 29.

To be applied towards the improving, widening and enlarging the paffage over and through London bridge,

FEBRUARY 7.

1. To replace, to the finking fund, the like fum paid out of the fame, to make good the deficiency, on the 5th of July, 1759, of the feveral rates and duties upon offices and penfions, and upon houfes, and upon windows or lights, which were made a fund by an act 31 Geo. II. for paying annuities at the bank of England, in refpe&t of 5,000,000l. borrowed towards the fupply granted to his majefty for the fervice of 1758,

2. To replace, to the finking-fund, the like fum paid out of the fame, to make good the deficiency, on the 5th of July, 1759, of the fubfidy of poundage upon certain goods and merchandises imported, and an additional inland duty on coffee, and chocolate, to anfwer annuities, after the rate of 31. per cent. charged thereupon, pursuant to an act 32 Geo. II.

3. To replace, to the finking-fund, the like fum paid out of the fame, to make good the deficiency, on the 5th of January, 1759, of the duties on glafs and fpirituous liquors, to anfwer annuities, on fingle lives, payable at the Exchequer, granted by an act 19 Geo. II.

4. To replace, to the finking-fund, the like fum paid out of the fame, to make good the deficiency, on the 5th of January 1759, of the additional stamp-duty, duty on licences for retailing wine, duty on coals exported, and furplus of the duty on licences for retailing fpirituous liquors, made a fund by an act 30 Geo. II. for paying annuities at the bank of England, after the rate of 31. per cent. on 3,000,000l. as also the lifeannuities payable at the Exchequer, and other charges thereupon,

FEBRUARY II.

1. For defraying the charge of an augmentation of 1001 light cavalry, the troops of Hanover, in the pay ef Great Britain, for 366 days, from Dec. 25, 1759, to Dec. 24, 1760, both days inclufive,

34,338 8 0