SERVICES.

jesty, and who, from Services performed,| or Losses sustained in the British Service, bave special claims upon His Majesty's justice and liberality For the support of the Institution called The Refuge for the Destitute; for 1822 To enable the Commissioners for the Caledonian Canal, to proceed in opening the Navigation between the Eastern and Western Seas; in 1822

Expense of sundry Works executing at
Donaghadee Harbour; for 1822
Expense of sundry Works executing at Port
Patrick Harbour; for 1822....
Expense of sundry Works, proposed to be
done at Holyhead Harbour; in 1822......
For discharging, in 1822, outstanding De-
mands, relative to purchasing Houses
and Grounds for the further Improve-
ment of Westminster ....
To complete the Payment of the Expenses:
of erecting New Courts for the Commis-
sioniers of Bankrupts, in Basinghall-street
To pay, in 1822, the Salaries and Incidental
Expenses of the Commissioners, ap-
pointed, under the Treaty with Spain,
Portugal, and the Netherlands, for pre-
venting the illegal Traffic in Slaves
To make Compensation to Three of the
Commissioners for inquiring into the
Collection and Management of the Reve-
nue in Ireland, for their assiduity, care,
and pains in the execution of the Trusts
reposed in them by Parliament, for one
year

Towards defraying the Expense of building
the New Courts of Justice in Westminster
Hall

One year's Wages, to certain of the Servants
of her late Majesty Queen Caroline
Compensation to Henry Burgess, for the
Expenses incurred by him, in prosecut-
ing his plan for the more speedy con-
veyance of Letters, and of his loss of
time and exertions, in that undertaking
To defray the Sums awarded to William
Jauncey and Beverley Robinson, being
two American Loyalists, whose Claims
were not included in the list submitted
to parliament in the last session
To complete the Sum of 12,5007. on account
of the Allowance which would have been.
due to her late Majesty Queen Caroline,
on the 10th of October 1821, to be ap-
plied towards the discharge of the Debts
due by, and remaining unpaid out of the

For the employment of the poor in Ireland,
and other purposes relating thereto, as
the exigency of affairs may require
To enable his Majesty to take such measures
as the exigency of affairs in Ireland may
require

Civil Coxtingencies in Ireland; for one
year, ending the 5th Jan. 1823.....
For making good the Deficiency of the
Grant of 1821, for defraying the Expense
of Printing, Stationery, and other Dis-:
bursements of the Chief and Under Secre-
taries Offices and Apartments, and other
Public Offices in Dublin Castle, &c.; and
for Riding Charges and other Expenses
of the Deputy Pursuivants and Messen-
gers attending the said Offices; and also
superannuated Allowances in the Chief
Secretary's Office

For making good the Deficiency of the
Grant of 1821, for defraying the Expense
of printing 1,500 Copies of a compressed
quarto edition of the Statutes of the
United Kingdom, for the use of the Ma-
gistrates of Ireland; and also 250 Copies
of a folio edition of the same, bound for
the use of the Lords, Bishops, and Public
Offices in Ireland.....

Expense of printing 325 Copies of a folio edition of the Public General Acts of the present Session, for the use of the Lords, Bishops, and other Public Officers in Ireland; and also 1,500 Copies of a quarto edition, for the use of the acting resident Magistrates in Ireland

Expense of supporting the Non-conforming
Ministers in Ireland, for one year..
Expense of supporting the Seceding Minis-

SERVICES.

SUMS
Voted or Granted.

SUMS
Paid.

Expense of making a Survey of the River
Shannon

For carrying on the Works of the Harbour
of Dunmore; in 1822 .....
Probable Expenditure of the Board of Works
in Ireland; in 1822......
Expense of Printing, Stationery, and other
Disbursements of the Chief and Under
Secretaries Offices and Apartments, and
other Public Offices in Dublin Castle, &c.
and for Riding Charges and other Ex-
penses of the Deputy Pursuivants and
Messengers atttending the said Offices;
and also superannuated Allowances in
the Chief Secretary's Office; for one
year, ending 5th Jan. 1823
Expense of publishing Proclamations, and
other matters of a public nature, in the
Dublin Gazette, and other Newspapers
in Ireland for the same time
Expense of Criminal Prosecutions, and
other Law Expenses in Ireland; for the
same time.....
Expense of apprehending Public Offenders
in Ireland; for the same time
Salaries of the Lottery Officers in Ireland;
for one year, ending the 24th day of
June 1822..
Retired Allowances to several late Govern-

ors of the House of Industry, Dublin; for two years, ending the 5th Jan. 1823 Expense of the Police and Watch Establishments of the City of Dublin; for one year, ending the 5th Jan. 1823. Allowances due to the several Persons who have been temporarily appointed to perform the duties of the Prothonotary, Clerk of the Rules, Filacer, Clerk of the Pleadings, and Chirographer of the Court of Common Pleas, in Ireland, and of their several Clerks and Assistants, as specified in an Act of the last Session, for regulating Proceedings in the Courts of Law in Ireland....

Expenses of the Board of the Directors and
Officers, and of the maintenance of In-
land Navigations; for 1822

For carrying on the Works at the Royal
Harbour of George the Fourth, at King's
Town (formerly Dunleary)

Salaries of the Commissioners appointed to
inquire into the Duties, Salaries and
Emoluments of the Officers, Clerks and
Ministers of Justice, in all Temporal
and Ecclesiastical Courts in Ireland; for]
one year ending the 5th Jan. 1823

SERVICES.

SUMS
Voted or Granted.

SUMS
Paid.

Expense of the Royal Irish Academy; for the same time

Expense of the Commissioners of Charita

ble Donations and Bequests; for the same
time..

Expense of Building Churches and Glebe
Houses, and of purchasing Glebes in Ire-
land; for the same time.........
Expense of the Commissioners for making
wide and convenient Streets in Dublin;
for the same time

Expense of the Trustees of the Linen and
Hempen Manufactures, for one year,
ending the 5th Jan. 1823, to be by the
said Trustees applied in such manner, as
shall appear to them to be most con-
ducive to promote and encourage the
said Manufactures in Ireland.......
Additional Allowance to the Chairman of
the Board of Inland Navigation in Ire-
land; for one year, ending the 5th Jan.
1823

.....

Expense of the House of Industry, Hospi

tals, and Asylum for Industrious Children in Dublin; for the same time

Expense of the Richmond Lunatic Asylum
in Dublin; for the same time
Expense of the Female Orphan House, in

the Circular Road near Dublin; for the

same time.........................

Expense of the Westmorland Lock Hospital in Dublin; for the same time

Expense of the Lying-in-Hospital in Dublin; for the same time

Expense of Doctor Stevens's Hospital; for the same time

Expense of the Fever Hospital and House of Recovery in Cork-steet, Dublin; for the same time

Expense of the Hospital for Incurables in
Dublin; for one year, ending the 5th
Jan. 1823 ....

Expense of the Protestant Charter Schools
of Ireland; for the same time.....
Expense of the Foundling Hospital in Dub-
lin; for the same time..
Expense of the association incorporated for
discountenancing Vice, and promoting
the knowledge and practice of the Chris-
tian Religion in Ireland; for the same

time

Expense of the Society for promoting the Education of the Poor in Ireland; for the same time.......

For enabling the lord-lieutenant of Ireland

to issue Money, from time to time, in aid