APRIL 30.

The civil establishment of Nova Scotia

5,951 17 6 Dirto of St. John's Island .

1,900 Ditto of New Brunswick

4, 300 Ditto of Cape Breion

2,100 Ditto of Newfoundland

1,182 10 Ditto of East Florida

2,600 The chief jullice of the Bermuda islands

580 Additional Support to the civil etiablühment of the

Babama islands
The civil establishment of New South Wales

2,877 10 To discharge exchequer bills

3,000,000

4,380

MAY 70

5,139 4 1

2,111 6

890

To Thomas Cotion, efq. to discharge bills drawn

by the governors of the Bahama Islands, Illand of

St. John, Nova Scoria, and New Brunsivick
To ditto for money advanced by him to the commif-
*» fioners of American claims &
To Mr. Mount, chief clerk in the office of the com-

millioners appointed to enquire into the fees, &c,

of feveral public ofhces To Thomas Cotton, efq. for money paid by him

to the representatives of Richard Bradley, for the

value of merchandize bought by him for the purI chase of the island of Le Main, in the river Gam.'

bia, as a settlement for convicts For roads and bridges in Scotland For a compensation to David Jenkinson for the for

feir ure of the three first payments towards the loan of 1784, on account of omitting his future

payments, while confined by illness For the African forts To the agent of Masahod de la Mar, for damages

fuftained by the detention of the thip Herstelder,

freighted on account of the emperor of Morocco, For Somerset-House For the American loyalists

MAY 8.
For the relief of the East Florida claimants
For the cleanfing of Catwater harbour
For money issued to the secretary of the commission,
' ers of public accounts
For ditto to the secretary to the commissioners ap-

pointed to examine into the losses of the East Flo-
mida claimants

For ditto to the secretary to the commissioners of the

crown lands For ditto to the secretary to the commissioners to en.

quire into the losses of the American loyalists For money issued in pursuance of addrefres

4,445 19-11 12,138 16 41

5,723,017 18 21

DEFICIENCIES.

APRIL 3.
To make good the deficiencies of the fund for the

payment of annuities granted for the year 1758
To ditto for the year 1778
To ditto

1779 To ditto To ditto

1782 To ditio

1743 To dito

1785 To make good the deficiencies of the commutation

1780

tax

233,410 6 73

APRIL 30.

To make good the deficiency of the grants for 1786

240,324 19 101

1,675,717 15 23

WAYS and Means for raising the Supplies for 1785

Feb. 8. Land-tax

2,000,000 Malt

750,000 0 APRIL 23. Sinking fund

1,226,072 2111 MAY 2.

de £. A lottery of 50,000 tickets at is 2 9 756,875

256,875 Oo

500,000 Prizes

MAX

MAY 8.
Exchequer Bills
Surplus of the consolidated fund
Impreft monies remaining in the exchequer
Army savings
Money granted for the army in 1785, remaining in

the exchequer

5,500,000
2,400,coo

74,102 9 10
44,806

2

7

Excess of Ways and Means £542,255 17 103

Public Ads passed in the Fourth sef and 12 of Will. III. against piracy;

foon of the Sixteenth Parliament of and 13 Ch. II. concerning the reGreat Britain.

gulating the ships of war and forces

by sea.

Feb. 23.

April 25

March 5.

March 30.

An act against unlawful lotteries.
An act for regulating the marine

An act for repealing the several forces while on shore.

duties on customs and excise, and An act for establishing a criminal granting other duties in lieu thereof; court in New South Wales.

and for applying the said duties,
with the other duties composing the

public revenue; for permitting the The malt act.

importation of certain goods, wares, The land tax act.

and merchandize, the produce of March 22•

manufactory of the European doThe mutiny act.

minions of the French king, into

this kingdoin; and for applying An act for the pay and clothing in the exchequer, for the payment

certain unclaimed monies remaining of the militia. An act for establishing a convey- tion of the national debt.

of annuities on lives, and the reduce ance of letters between Milford. Haven and Waterford.

May 21. An act to regulate the commercial intercourse between the British and 17 Geo. 111. relative to pro

An act to perpetuate two a&ts, 15 Colonies and United States of Ame- miffory notes and bills of exchange. rica.

An act to perpetuate an act 23.

Geo. III. regulating the courts of The British fishery act.

justice in Scotland. An act explaining the following An act to prevent frivolous and a&ts, viz. 6 Geo. I. concerning the vexatious suits in the ecclesiastical building, &c. of county gaols; it courtsi

AN

1

April 5.

An act for encouraging the arts An act granting certain duties on of designing and printing linens, glass imported, &c. &c. by vesting the property thereof An aci respecting vessels and boats in the designers, printers, &c. for a liable to seizure by an act 24 Geo. limited cime.

III. for preventing smuggling, and

also relative to the duties on wine May 28.

and oil flasks, foreign geneva, and Three acts for raising money by ebony; and for the amending of exchequer bills.

several laws relative to the revenue. An act for raising money by a An act for making an allowance lottery.

to the dealers in foreign wines, for An act to farm the post-horse du- the stock in their poffeflion a certain ties.

time, &c. An act to indemnify such persons An act relative to the importation as have omitted to qualify them- of raw hides from Ireland and Briselves for offices, &c.

tish America; to the exportation An act for allowing the importa- of wheat, &c. to the British fugar tion and exportation of certain colonies ; to prohibiting the exporgoods in Jamaica, Grenada, Do. tation of tools and utenfils in the minica, and New Providence, un- iron and steel manufactories, and to der certain restrictions.

prevent the seducing of artificers; An act to obviate objections to the and for granting a bounty on the competency of witnesses in certain exportation of certain British and cases.

Irish linens. An act allowing further time for An act appointing commissioners the inrollment of deeds and wills further to enquire into the losses of made by papists, &c.

the loyalists.

An act appointing commissioners May 30

further to enquire into the fees, &c. An act granting a certain sum of of certain public offices, money out of the consolidated fund.

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PRICES of STOCK for the Year 1787.
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Stock c.red. conf. conf. Ann. Ann. Stock Ann. bonds Ann. Ann. Bills. Bills. Tickets.
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