Expenditure incurred in the Department of his late Majesty's Robes.

These expenses are such as water-rent, pew-rent, sand, wheeler's work, sweeping chimneys, blacking, spirits of wine, and in short all articles not included in the foregoing heads.

The disbursements included in the charge for travelling expenses are those of the clerks of the stables, for women employed to clean the stable-servants' rooms, make the beds, &c. and the allowances to servants in lieu of hairpowder, wigs, and silk stockings.

Master of the Horse's Office, 1st Sept. 1830.

R. W. SPEARMAN.

No. IV.

An Account of the Application of the Monies paid from Admiralty Droits, Gibraltar Duties, and other Funds than Civil List, at the disposal of the Crown, between 1820 and 1830.

The Expense of fitting up the state rooms at St. James's

ditto

ditto

.........

to Scotland

to Hanover

....

...

21,439

..............

13,206

The Expense of certain repairs to the Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park 14,966
The expense of repairing the stables at Brighton
The expense of furnishing the Royal Mews at Pimlico.
The amount issued to his late Majesty's privy purse..
The amount issued by his late Majesty's command as contributions to
charities

.....

7,113 10,083

86,573

17,648

The expense of furniture purchased for Windsor Castle

10,000

The expense incurred on account of the visit of the Queen of Wirtemberg 16,206 The expense of fitting up the apartments of his present Majesty as Duke of Clarence.....

The amount advanced to the executors of H. R. H. the Duke of York ..

Expenses of Yachts, Pursuivants, &c. connected with the Journeys t
Ireland and Hanover.....

1,011

For Expenses connected with the Journey in Ireland, incurred by the Irish Government.....

DIVIDENDS PAYABLE ON THE PUBLIC DEBT.

An Account of the Total Number of Persons to whom a Half-Year's Dividend on Three per Cent Consols became due on
5th January last; specifying the Number respectively of those whose Dividend for the Half-Year did not exceed £5,
£10, £50, £100, £200, £300, £500, £1000, £2000, and the Number of those whose Dividend exceeded £2000;
-a like Account of Dividends on Three per Cent Reduced, payable on 10th October last;-a like Account of the
Dividends on Three and a Half per Cents, payable on 10th October last;-a like Account of Dividends on Four per
Cents, payable on 10th October last;-a like Account of the Dividends on Long Annuities, payable on 10th October
last;-a like Account of the Dividends on New Four per Cents, payable on 5th January last;-and, a like Account of
the Dividends on Three per Cent. Annuities, Anno 1726, payable on 5th January last.-Vide page 322.

Not

Not

Not

Not

Not

Not

Not

Not

Not

exceeding exceeding exceeding exceeding exceeding exceeding exceeding exceeding exceeding Exceeding TOTAL. £5. £10. £50. £100. £200. £300. £500. £1,000. £2,000. £2000.

Bank of England, 15th Feb. 1830.

WILLIAM SMEE, Deputy Accountant.

METROPOLITAN

An Account of all Monies Received and Expended for the Purposes of required by the 29th Section of the Act 10th

Name of Parish, &c.

CITY and Liberties of WESTMINSTER:

The parish of St. James

Rental.

Total Sum
Charged.

£225,872
200,806

115,191

21,309 43,402

The parish of St. Martin-in-the-Fields
The parish of St. George, Hanover-square.... 504,072
The parishes of St. Margaret and St. John the
Evangelist......
Whitehall, Whitehall Gardens and Richmond
Terrace, in the foregoing parish ...

....

The assessment is charged and computed at a rate of four-pence in the pound on the entire property in every parish, township, precinct, or place, according to the last valuation acted upon in assessing the county rate. The act prohibits a higher assessment than eight-pence in the pound in one year. The salaries of the commissioners are alone paid out of the general revenue of taxes, and limited to £800 per annum each. The receiver's salary is limited to £700 per annum, and payable out of the produce of the local assessment.