An Account of the Net Produce of all the PERMANENT TAXES of GREAT BRITAIN;

taken for Two Years, ending respectively 5th January 1809 and 5th January 1810.

Present Collectors..
Late Collectors .....

Arrears due on the 5th January 1809, from the Officers of the
Customs in England, &c.
Arrears due on Ditto, from the Officers of the Customs in Scot- Late Collector
land, &c.

Present Collectors.

Arrears due on Ditto, from the Officers of Excise in England, &c.
Arrears due on Ditto, from the Officers of Excise in Scotland, &c.
Arrears due on Ditto, from the Distributors of Stamps in Great Britain, &c.
- Balances in the Hands of the Distributors of Stamps in Great Britain, &c
Arrears due on the 5th of January 1809, from the Receivers General of the Land and
Assessed Taxes in Great Britain, &c.

Arrears due on the 5th January 1809, from the Officers of the Post Irrecoverables....
Office in Great Britain, &c.
Recoverables

Balances in the Hands of the Deputy Postmasters in Great Britain, &c.
Balances due on the 5th January 1809, from the Receivers of the Land Revenue of
the Crown for England, &c.

£. s. d. 41,028 18 5 1,809 16 2

49 5 94 14,486 12 24 45,857 6 11

3,025 10 5

37,118 17

112,338 16 14

387,203 2 2

4,638 5 81 2,456 7 0 89,069 8 62

None.

Balances due on Ditto, from the Receivers of the Land Revenues of the Crown for
Wales, &c.

None.

Accounts delivered into the Office of the Comptrollers of the Accounts of the
Army, &c.

(No Total given.)

List of Officers and Departments whose Accounts are Audited by the Commissioners for Auditing the PUBLIC ACCOUNTS; viz.

Cashier of the Bank of England.

Agent for Regimental Infirmaries.

Commissioners for the Reduction of the National His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, and

Inspector of Roads in North Britain.

Paymaster General of the Army.

the First Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty,
for Secret Service Money.

Treasurer of Royal Military Asylum.
Treasurer of Royal Military College.
Receiver General of the Post.
Comptroller General of the Post.
Receiver of First Fruits of the Clergy.
Receiver of Tenths of the Clergy.
Keeper or Clerk of the Hanaper.
Paymaster of American Pensions.

Paymaster of Allowances to Toulonese Emigrants.
Lord Chamberlain of the Household.

Master of the Robes.

Master of the Horse.

Agent to the Out- Pensioners of Chelsea Hospital. Master of the Mint.-Warden of Ditto.

Barrack, First Commissioner of.

Paymaster of Widows, Pensions.
Receiver General of the Customs.
Comptroller General of the Customs.

Commissioners for Licensing Hawkers and Pedlars.
Receiver General of Revenues arising by licensing
Hackney Coaches and Chairs,

Receiver of the Customs, Isle of Man.
Receiver General of the Stamps.

Comptroller General of the Stamps.

Commissary General of England.

Solicitor to the Treasury.

Comptroller and Cashier of Stationary Office.
Surveyor of Somerset Place.
Storekeeper General.

Agent for Volunteer Corps.

Agent for paying Allowances to retired and offi.
ciating Chaplains of the Army.

Agent for Cape Breton.-Bahama Islands.-New
Brunswick.-Prince Edward Island.-Upper
Canada.-Newfoundland.-Nova Scotia.-New
South Wales.-Sierra Leone.

List of Persons Accountable before the Commissioners for Auditing the PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, for Money imprested on Account, for Extraordinary Services; viz.

Barrack Masters General Abroad.
Deputy Barrack Masters General.
Contractors for remitting Money for Pay of Extras
of the Forces.

Commissaries General, and Deputy Commissaries
for the Purchase and Issues of Stores at Home
and Abroad.

Commissaries of Accounts.

Engineers, for Monies received out of the Extraordinaries of the Forces.

Governors of Islands or Provinces, and Licat.
Governors thereof.

Commander in Chief, for Contingencies.
Paymasters of Provincial Forces.
Purveyors of Hospitals.

Quarter Masters General, and Deputy Quarter
Masters General Abroad.
Secretaries to Governors.

Secretaries to Commanders in Chief.

N. B. Any Person to whom Money may be Imprested on Account of Extraordinary Services (not relating to the Navy or Ordnance) becomes a Public Accountant, and is compellable to pass an Account in this Office.

This Class also contains,

List of Accounts Delivered Over by the late Commissioners for Auditing Public Accounts to The Com missioners appointed for the like purpose under the 46th Geo. 3; and of the Accounts since received into the Audit Office, Somerset- Place, or since received into the Office of the said Commissioners, which have NEITHER been Audited, Stated, or Declared ;-completed to the 5th of January 1810. List of Accounts Delivered Over by the late Commissioners for Auditing the Public Accounts to The Commissioners appointed for the like purpose under the 46th Geo. 3; and of the Accounts since received into the Audit Office, Somerset-Place, or since received into the Office of the said Commis sioners, which HAVE been either Stated or Declared; so far as any Balances appear to be now owing to, or from, the Public, upon any such Accounts;-completed to the 5th of January 1810.

IV.-TRADE AND NAVIGATION OF GREAT BRITAIN..

Value of all IMPORTS into, and all EXPORTS from GREAT BRITAIN, for Three Years, ending 5th January 1810.

Note The Actual Value of British Produce and Manufactures Exported from Great

Britain, according to the average Prices Current, and to the Declarations of the Exporters, was, in the Year ending the 5th of January 1810........... £. 50,242,761. *The Account of Imports from the East Indies and China cannot yet be given. [The Appendixes to this Account specify the various Articles.]

Number of VESSELS, with the Amount of their TONNAGE, which have been Annually Built and Registered in the several Ports of the BRITISH Empire, (except Ireland) between 5th Jan. 1807 and 5th Jan. 1810.

In the Year 1807...

In the Year 1808, being the Account delivered last Year, and now corrected
In the Year 1809..

Number of VESSELS, with the Amount of their TONNAGE, and the Number of MEN and Boys usually employed in navigating the same, which belonged to the several Ports of the BRITISH Empire, on the 30th September, in the Years 1807, 1808, and 1809.

15,087 1,797,182 119,631|| 15,327 1,833,971119,881|| 15,687 1,875,224 122,815
9,927 993 110
10,850 1,061 112 10,505
552 66 5,429 500 58 5,451
9,373 2,259 381 9,237 2,216
372

106

77

6,891

390

912

576

8,989

2,158

13,857

2,917 184,794 13,565 3,056 194,423 13,081 3,188 201,247
2,615 216,553 15,658 2,592 211,950 15,042| 2,534 206,075 14,720
1,098 56,901 5,217 1,104 58,959 5,324 1,119 60,979 5,560

| 22,290 2,281,621| 157,875|| 22,646|2,324,819 157,105|| 23,070|2,368,468 160,598

Number of VESSELS with the Amount of their TONNAGE, which entered INWARDS and cleared OUTWARDS, at the several Ports of GREAT BRITAIN, from, or to, all Parts of the World, between the 5th January 1807, and the 5th January 1810.

V.-PUBLIC EXPENDITURE.

1. For Interest, &c. on the Permanent Debt of Great Britain, Unredeemed, App. (A.)

Charges of Management..

Reduction of the National Debt

....

II. The Interest on Exchequer Bills, (B.)]

20,996,052 11 11

£.

S. d.

£.

S. d.

222,775 2 4 10,904,450 13

0

32,123,278 7 34 1,862,943 15 ož

958,000 0 0

III. The Civil List, (C.).

Consolidated

Fund, viz.

67,425 8 3 202,737 4 3

601,104 9 102
27,700 0 0

1,606,038 19 81 90,954 15 9

160,950 2 34

789,754 12 21

2,420,000 00

TheVictualling Department.....
Transport do for Transports, Prisoners

9,791,408 3
5,537,488 16 0

of War, Sick & Wounded Seamen 3,571,139 18 10 Miscellaneous Services

336,000 0 0

This includes the Sum of 431,264. 5. 84 for Interest, &c. paid on Imperial Loans. £. 82,027,288 51