Declared Accounts, 1704-5: Army

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Army

Declared Accounts.
Audit Office, Bundle 57, Roll 55.
Rt. Honble. John Howe, Esq., Paymaster General of Guards, Garrisons, etc. and the Contingencies thereof : thereto appointed by patent of 22 December 1702.
To wit for the year 24 December 1704 to 24 December 1705.
Charge.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
arrears : remains in the hands of this accomptant at the determination of his last preceding accompt ended 24 December 1704				4,445	8	3¼
depending upon Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, imprested to him for making one year's provision of victuals for the Company of Foot at Newfoundland				1,679	0	0
							6,124	8	3¼
Money received out of the Receipt of the Exchequer : as well for the service of the year ended 23 December 1705 as to discharge sundry arrears arisen within the preceding years.
on the privy seal of 29 December 1702
in Michaelmas term, 3-4 Anne				238	13	8
in Easter term, 4 Anne				3,412	2	2
in Michaelmas term, 4 Anne				895	3	5
on the privy seal of 15 December 1703				1,355	3	6
on the privy seal of 11 December 1704				145,061	0	9
				142,991	16	6¼
				49,181	2	8¾
on the privy seal of 24 May 1705				38,441	2	8
				32,231	8	10
							413,807	14	3
Voluntary charge : received from the Treasurer of the Ordnance for provisions furnished to several gunners at Newfoundland out of the provisions sent for the Company of Foot there							244	8	0
Deducted from the First Troop of Guards for Victuals furnished on their transportation to Holland 2l. 4s. 8d. ; and from a Battalion of the First Regiment of Foot Guards 217l. 2s. 0d. : as by a certificate of the Commissioners for Transportation							219	6	8
Total charge							£420,395	17	2¼
Discharge.
				l.	s.	d.
By Paid to the General Officers.
Duke of Marlborough, as Captain General				4,866	13	4
the Paymaster General				365	0	0
Henry St. John, as Secretary at War				365	0	0
Lord Walden, as Commissary General of the Musters for himself and 9 Deputies				1,995	6	8
Henry Durell as Adjutant General				182	10	0
Brig. Gen. Cadogan as Quarter Master General				182	10	0
George Clarke, Esq. as Judge Advocate and Tho. Byde, succeeding him				365	0	0
Sir Joseph Tredenham and Arthur Moore, as Comptrollers of the Accounts of the Army				1,800	0	0
Dr. Tho. Laurence as Physician General, Dr. Tho. Gardiner as Chirurgeon General and Isaac Teale as Apothecary General				547	10	0
Charles Hopson as Surveyor of the repairs of the Guards				45	12	6
Capt. Thomas Silver as Firemaster General				54	15	0
Cha. Pinkney, as Marshal to the Horse				127	15	0
Messengers				60	0	0
Capt. John Mawgridge, Drum Major General				30	0	0
Capt. Francis Robinson, Provost Marshal				146	0	0
Total for General Officers							11,133	13	2
									[sic]
First Troop of Guards (Joost, Earl of Albemarle : officers and 160 private gentlemen)				16,516	13	4
Second Troop of Guards (James, Duke of Ormonde and the like members)				16,516	3	4
Third Troop of Guards (Charles, Earl of Arran and the like members)				16,483	13	4
her Majesty's Troop of Grenadier Guards (Lieut. Gen. Geo. Cholmondeley : officers and 145 private men).				10,651	15	10
her Majesty's Royal Regiment of Horse Guards (George, Duke of Northumberland, officers and 360 private soldiers)				25,095	11	4
the Queen's Regiment of Dragoons (Col. George Carpenter, officers and 324 private Dragoons)				14,739	18	4
Regiment of Dragoons (Algernon, Earl of Essex : of the like numbers)				14,739	18	4
First Regiment of Foot Guards (John, Duke of Marlborough : Officers and 1,680 privates and 4 Companies of Grenadiers of Officers and 280 men)				49,313	3	4
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards (John, Lord Cutts : Officers and 980 private men abating a Detachment to Portugal from 24 October 1704 as by the Queen's warrant of 24 August 1706)				25,892	0	0
Royal Regiment of Fuziliers (Sir Charles Hara. Officers and 708 men)				12,551	9	0
Regiment of Foot (Col. James Rivers :
Officers and 708 men and 30 men delivered to the Regiment by Col. Harry Mordaunt)				7,359	3	4
Four Companies of Foot at New York (Visct. Cornbury : Officers and 400 men)				6,052	13	4
Independent Company of Foot at Bermudas (Capt. Benjamin Bennett. Officers and 50 private men)				717	3	11
Company of Foot at Newfoundland (John Thurston, agent : Officers and 80 private soldiers)				759	0	5
Four Companies of Invalids each of Officers and 75 private men				4,262	9	2
Total Subsistence of Guards and Garrisons							221,680	16	4
the pay of her Majesty's Garrisons.
Berwick and Holy Island				710	7	6
Calshot Castle				130	15	6
Carlisle				322	7	0
Chester				273	15	0
Clifford's Fort and Tinmouth				500	15	0
the Cinque ports				1,112	17	4¾
Gravesend and Tilbury				817	3	6
Guernsey				328	10	0
Hull and the Blockhouse				747	2	6
Hurst Castle				136	17	6
Jersey				401	10	0
Landguard Fort				255	10	0
St. Maws				191	12	6
Pendennis				295	10	0
Plymouth and St. Nicholas Island				944	1	11½
Portland				500	7	6
Portsmouth				1,173	17	4
Sheerness				902	4	6
Scilly Island				365	0	0
Scarborough				52	10	0
Tower of London				2,340	19	1½
Upnor Castle				492	15	0
Windsor				328	10	0
North Yarmouth				73	0	0
Isle of Wight				1,125	5	9¾
St. James's Park				136	17	6
Total pay of Garrisons							14,260	2	1½
Fire and Candle for the Guards and Garrisons.
Horse Guards				350	0	0
Foot Guards				450	0	0
Berwick and Holy Island				54	0	0
Carlisle				36	0	0
Calshot				10	0	0
Chester				30	0	0
Dover				18	0	0
Guernsey				40	0	0
Gravesend and Tilbury				73	0	0
Hull and the Barracks				63	0	0
Hurst Castle				18	0	0
Jersey				63	0	0
Plymouth				91	0	0
Portsmouth				146	0	0
Scilly Island				18	0	0
Tinmouth Castle				18	0	0
Tower of London				127	0	0
Upnor				20	0	0
Windsor				18	0	0
Isle of Wight				54	0	0
Sheerness				91	0	0
Portland Castle				10	0	0
St. Nicholas Island and Mount Batten				36	0	0
Pendennis				18	0	0
St. Maws				10	0	0
Languard Fort				18	0	0
Yarmouth				10	0	0
Scarborough				10	0	0
Total for fire and candle for Garrisons							1,900	0	0
Pensions of several disabled Officers.
Col. Luke Lillingston (200l. per an.)				50	0	0
Capt. E. Harris (150l. per an.)				150	0	0
Capt. Phil Griffin (73l. per an.)				73	0	0
Sir Henry Meoles (36l. 10s. 0d. per an.)				36	10	0
Lieut. Tho. Richardson (36l. 10s. 0d. per an. from 24 December 1704 to his death 4 June 1705)				16	4	0
Anne Babington, widow of Col. Babington (100l. per an.)				100	0	0
Total of Pensions							425	14	0
Levy money paid to Officer's out of Respits.
Brig. Francis Rogers (Second Troop of Horse Guards)				30	10	0
Maj. Gen. Withers (Lieut. Col. First Foot Guards)				197	1	4
Lieut. Robert Henley (Col. Bennett's Independent Company at Bermudas)				44	16	0
Lieut. Col. Wakelyn (Coldstream Regiment)				40	14	8
Sir Charles Hara (Royal Regiment of Fuziliers)				134	4	0
ditto				330	0	0
ditto				240	0	0
Lord John Cutts, Governor of Isle of Wight				89	13	9
Col. Wm. Dobbyns, Lieut. Governor of Berwick				91	10	0
Major Bretton and Capt. Dingley (Captains of Cowes and Yarmouth Castles)				98	0	0
Duke of Marlborough (First Regiment of Foot Guards)				1,830	0	0
Total of Levy Money							3,126	9	9
Paid to Officers for divers Contingencies.
Colonels of several Regiments for carriages, fire, candle and other Contingencies				156	12	10
Lieut. John Moody, wine and brandy furnished to the Garrison at Newfoundland for 5 weeks when besieged by the French in 1705				150	0	0
Capt. Tho. Lloyd and the executors of Capt. Samuel Powell for provisions and clothing for the Company at Newfoundland and for spies, French prisoners and persons employed to sound the harbour (part hereof to be repaid to this accomptant by the Victualling Commissioners and the Treasurer of the Ordnance)				573	3	1
John Thurston, Agent to the Company at Newfoundland				50	0	0
ditto for the Judge Advocate of the Forces ; for William Skelton and John Cole, ferrymen at Lambeth and Fulham for ferrying over the Horse and Foot Guards ; for fire and candle for the Invalids keeping guard at Hampton Court and other Contingencies				184	16	7
Isaac Teale, Apothecary, for 3 chests of medicines				75	0	0
David Crawford, Deputy Commissary General of the Musters, for postage of Muster Rolls and Samuel Lynn for Contingencies of the Secretary at War's Office				291	5	4
Terence Mahon, Deputy Marshal of the Savoy, repairs there				92	16	5
Comptrollers of Army Accounts				900	0	0
Secretary at War				1,455	0	0
Lieut. Richard Lucas, royal bounty				4	6	0
Col. Anthony Morgan, Lieut. Governor of Isle of Wight				109	10	0
Major General Charles Trclawney				1,022	0	0
Edward Gifford and John Shaw, armourers				40	0	0
Cha. Abington and Tho. Aldcroft reduced Deputy Commissaries				182	10	0
Total of Contingencies							5,361	6	4
Pay of the Officers and soldiers of the 6 Regiments of Foot appointed for Sea Service.
	l.	s.	d.
Col. Heyman Rook (Officers and 708 privates from 24 December 1704 to 21 September 1705 and under Gen. Erle to 23 December 1705	14,086	12	0
Brig. Gen. Mordaunt, same numbers 24 December 1704 to 23 December 1705	14,486	11	0
Col. Thomas Whetham, same numbers and time	10,797	16	6
Charles, Lord Paston (same numbers, same time)	12,202	4	1
Sir Thomas Handasyde (Officers and 12 Companies of 70 private men each)	12,069	5	4
Col. John Livesay (Officers and 12 Companies of 48 privates each)	8,936	5	2
ditto for recruits	879	0	0
Pay of Sea Service Regiments				73,457	8	4
Payments out of Respits.
Col. Handasyde, Levy money	315	0	0
Capt. Lyndall and Capt. Wentworth (of Handasyde's Regiment) offreckonings	106	1	0
Edward Pinson, Quartermaster of same Regiment	24	4	0
Capt. Travell (Lord Paston's Regiment)	56	18	8
Col. John Livesay, levy money	504	0	0
Lieut. Gen. Erle, levy money	324	0	0
				1,330	3	8
Sundry Contingencies (carriages, etc.)				214	12	8
Total for the six Sea Service Regiments							75,002	4	8
Paid for the 5,000 Additional men appointed to serve on board the Fleet.
Charles, Earl of Peterborough, pay as General and Commander in chief in Spain, 31 March 1705 to 23 December 1705 at 10l. a day	1,840	0	0
General Officers.
Brig. James Stanhope as Brigadier of said Forces	276	0	0
Maj. Gen. Cuningham as Major General	210	0	0
Earl of Donegal, as Brig. General	126	0	0
Aides de camp	84	0	0
John Hebbon as chaplain	51	6	8
John Freind as physician	104	0	0
				2,691	6	8
Col. William Bretton (Officers and 708 private men from their raising in April and May 1705 to 23 December 1705)	8,845	1	8
Col. Edmond Soame (same numbers, same time)	9,983	1	0
Sir Charles Hotham (same numbers, same time)	8,798	13	2
Lord Charlemont's Regiment	457	8	2
Col. Caulfield's Regiment	74	18	0
Col. George's Regiment	53	10	0
Col. Harry Mordaunt, levy money	105	0	0
				28,317	12	0
Col. William Bretton, allowance for recruits out of Respits				38	12	8
Contingencies for the Hospital in Spain, etc.				189	4	10
Total for the 5,000 men for the Fleet							31,236	16	2
Money paid within the time of this accompt to persons for pay for service in the two preceding years 1703 and 1704.
For pay and other allowances.
Visct. Cornbury for the Four Companies of Foot at New York 1 October 1703 to 23 December 1703				132	13	3½
Col. Joseph Dudley, Sir Charles Hobby and Col. Patridge, for pay of Capt. Walton's Company of Foot raised in New England from its raising in December 1702 to 17 September 1705 when disbanded				664	13	7
General Erle, arrears of his Regiment in Ireland in 1703				703	3	11
John Swain, Invalid at Chester				1	17	11
Richard Harnage, clothing for Invalids 1704				665	1	3
several reformed Officers of Horse, detailed, for Half pay				586	10	6
sundries for pay and clothing (the Bermudas Company ; Sir Charles Hara ; Col. James Rivers)				1,201	17	7
							3,455	18	0½
Moneys saved out of respits and paid for service of the Forces for the years 1703 and 1704.
Major Gen. Withers, Lieut. Colonel of the First Regiment of Foot Guards for recruiting etc.				1,330	13	10
Brigadier Carpenter, Colonel of the Royal Regiment of Dragoons for horses etc.				191	19	11
Col. James Rivers, for recruits etc.				95	8	0
Edward, Lord Cornbury, recruits for the 4 Companies at New York				258	0	0
Capt. Copsey of Col. Elliot's Regiment of Foot				10	5	4
late Lord Lucas's (now Col. Hans Hamilton's) Regiment for pay etc.				405	11	8
Capt. Orfeur and Capt. Midford of Lord Paston's Regiment and Lieut. John Shaftoe of the same				71	3	4
Brig. Handasyde's Regiment, for recruits				12	4	0
Charles Livesay, chaplain of Col. Livesay's Regiment				40	13	4
Capt. Cha. Filks, Quartermaster of the First Regiment of Foot Guards				12	0	0
							2,427	19	5
Sundry Contingencies, detailed							1,048	7	1¾
Paid for the subsistence of the Foot Regiments of Colonels Lillingston, Wynn and Lepell raised in England and sent into Ireland in 1705, being to be paid on the English Establishment from raising to 24 May 1705 and thereafter to be provided for in Ireland in lieu of 3 Regiments sent from thence into Spain see the royal warrant of 26 February 1706-7							6,600	0	0
Money applied for the service of Chelsea Hospital and charged on this accomptant as Treasurer of said Hospital							2,274	11	10½
the Auditor's fee							99	2	6
Total payments and allowances							£380,033	0	10¼
remains				40,362l.	16s.	4d.
whereof :
				l.	s.	d.
depending in the preceding accompt
upon Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, paid to him for victuals for the Company of Foot at Newfoundland by royal warrant of 22 April 1703				1,679	0	0
in the time of this accompt
upon James Brydges, Paymaster of the Forces acting with the Allies				594	0	0
upon Major Tho. Lloyd, Captain of the Company of Foot at Newfoundland				300	0	0
upon Henry Vincent, Deputy Paymaster of the Forces sent into Spain				4,643	6	10
ditto				18,000	0	0
ditto per the Earl of Donegal				1,400	0	0
ditto per Mossom Ferrabosco, Deputy Treasurer of the Fleet in the Mediterranean				1,525	0	0
				27,741	6	10
and so this accomptant remains indebted				12,621	9	6
Declared 20 May 1707.
Followed by a list of sums issued upon account in this account and to be accounted for in succeeding accounts.

Declared Accounts :
Audit Office, Bundle 316, Roll 1260.
Charles Fox, Paymaster General of her Majesty's Forces acting in conjunction with her Allies. From 24 December 1704 to 23 June 1705 being 182 days.
Charge.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Arrears : remains in the hands of this accomptant upon the foot of his last preceding accompt ended 23 December 1704				51,194	1	1
depending upon several persons particularly named at the foot of the said last preceding account				57,441	4	7
Money received out of the Receipt of the Exchequer.
Michaelmas 3-4 Anne under the privy seal of 11 December 3 Anne, in part of 370,119l. 1s. 0d. for the pay of said Forces for the year 1705	230,437	19	5
ditto in part of 885,193l. 3s. 6d. for same in same year by same privy seal	471,633	0	0½
Easter 4 Anne in further part of same for same	56,160	0	0
Michaelmas 3-4 Anne in part of 177,511l. 3s. 6d. for same by same privy seal	95,608	15	11¾
Easter 4 Anne in part of same for same	12,000	0	0
Michaelmas 3-4 Anne in part of 222,379l.
5s. 10d. for same by same privy seal	89,315	9	2
Easter 4 Anne in part of same for same	12,000	0	0
Easter 4 Anne in further part of 825,193l. 3s. 6d. and to be applied towards discharging Contingencies of the 40,000 men to 24 June 1705 by virtue of a clause in the royal letters patent of 10 May 4 Anne	6,575	12	8½
Easter, 5 Anne, as late Paymaster as imprest for the pay of the Forces in Portugal to 25 December 1704 by the privy seal of 13 March 1701-2 and royal warrant of 28 September 3 Anne	6,575	12	6½
Easter, 5 Anne, in further part of 1,444,406l. 15s. 0d. for the Forces in Holland anno 1704 as by the privy seal of 15 December 2 Anne	2,252	0	0
Easter, 5 Anne, upon account for Treaties with the Allies anno 1703 by the privy seal of 25 June 2 Anne	180	0	0
Total issues (Fox)				983,639	9	10½
Money arising by the Deduction of 12d. per £				18,101	15	11¼
Money arising by the deduction of one day's pay per annum				980	16	1
Voluntary Charge
provisions delivered to the English Forces on their transportation to Holland	1,140	7	10
Arms delivered by the Ordnance to Regiments, detailed	256	0	0
horses delivered from Lord Raby's Regiment of Dragoons to go to Portugal at 55 guilders each horse	511	12	7
ditto delivered by same to Brigadier Ferguson's Regiment in the Low Countries	238	4	8
Subsistence and offreckonings of Col. Conyngham's Dragoons anno 1704 : he having taken credit in this account for the full pay thereof from 1 Nov. 1704 to 23 December	1,619	17	5
the like for Lord Donegal's Regiment	1,906	0	0
Received of one tally of 100l. per an. annuities in reversion after the decease of Penelope Newport issued to this accomptant at the rate of 4 years' purchase but disposed of by him (after the decease of the said Penelope) as a single life at the rate of 6 years purchase : so that he gained thereby	200	0	0
				5,872	2	6
Total charge				£1,117,229	10	2¼
Discharge.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Pay and entertainment of General Officers
Duke of Marlborough as Commander in chief	1,825	0	0
Charles Churchill as General of the Foot	1,085	0	0
John, Lord Cutts, as Lieut. General	728	0	0
Henry Lumley, as Lieut. General	730	0	0
Earl of Orkney, as Lieut. General	730	0	0
Richard Ingoldsby, as Major General	364	0	0
Henry Withers, as same	365	0	0
Cornelius Wood, as same	365	0	0
Charles Ross, as Brigadier	273	15	0
the late James Ferguson, as same	273	0	0
Richmond Webb, as same	273	15	0
William Cadogan and Thomas Meredith, as Brigadiers half the Campaign	202	17	6
Lord John Hay and Francis Palmes as Brigadiers	202	17	6
William Cadogan as Quartermaster General	91	5	0
Henry Darell, Adjutant General	91	5	0
Benjamin Sweet, Deputy Paymaster	114	1	3
Adam D' Cardonell, Secretary to the Commander in chief	91	5	0
Francis Hare,Chaplain to the Commander in chief	60	16	8
William Forster, Physician to the Commander in chief	80	11	5
Francis Courrand, chirurgeon to the Commander in chief	91	5	0
Capt. Alexander Spotswood, Deputy Quarter Master General	45	12	6
Henry Watkins, Deputy Judge Advocate	91	5	0
Henry Fury, Provost Marshal	109	10	0
Col. Giles Spicer, Waggon Master General	65	0	0
Total for Staff or General Officers				8,370	15	5
Her Majesty's Regiments on the Establishment of the 40,000 men.
the Queen's Regiment of Horse, Lieut. Gen. Lumley, Officers, 9 Troops and 513 private troopers	16,458	17	1
Major General Cornelius Wood's Regiment of Horse, Officers and 342 private Troopers	11,112	12	4
Brigadier William Cadogan's Regiment of Horse (same numbers)	11,044	7	4
Lieut. Gen. Wyndham's Regiment of Horse (same numbers)	11,112	12	4
the Duke of Schonberg's Regiment of Horse (same numbers)	11,112	12	4
Lord John Hay's Regiment of Dragoons (the Regiment of Scots Dragoons) Officers and 430 private Dragoons	9,615	13	4
Brigadier Charles Ross's Regiment of Dragoons (same numbers)	9,615	13	4
The Royal Regiment of Foot (George, Earl of Orkney) (Officers and 1,580 private soldiers)	15,819	8	0
Prince George of Denmark's Regiment of Foot (Officers and 790 private soldiers)	8,111	2	8
Brigadier John Richmond Webb's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	8,111	2	8
Lord North and Grey's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	8,111	2	8
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				8,370	15	5
Brig. Emanuel How's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	8,111	2	8
Earl of Derby's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	8,111	2	8
Col. William Tatton's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	8,111	2	8
Brig. Frederick Hamilton's (Lieut. Gen. Ingoldsby succeeding him) (same numbers)	8,111	2	8
Lieut. Gen. Ingoldsby's (Col. Joseph Sabine succeeding him) (same numbers)	8,111	2	8
Visct. Mordaunt's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	8,111	2	8
Brigadier Ferguson's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	8,111	2	8
Brigadier Thomas Meredith's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	8,111	2	8
Sir Richard Temple's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	8,111	2	8
Col. William Evans' Regiment of Foot (of 12 Companies)	7,524	3	8
Col. Roger Elliot's Regiment of Foot (same numbers as Temple's)	6,954	16	4
Total pay of British Regiments of the 40,000 men				£207,704	8	4
Her Majesty's moiety of the pay of the Foreign Forces on the Establishment of the 40,000 men by the privy seal of 12 November 1709.
Pay of the Danish Forces 24 December 1704 to 23 June 1705	56,624	19	10
Hessians, same time	26,142	7	8
Prussians, same time	20,951	12	11
Hanover and Celle Troops, same time	83,161	16	4
				186,880	16	9
(Total for the 40,000 men 394,585l. 5s. 1d.)
Upon the Establishment of the 20,000 men.
Col. Thomas Stringer, Officers and 728 private soldiers for 182 days to 23 June 1705	7,656	2	8
Col. Sampson D' Lalo (same numbers : same time)	7,079	6	4
Col. Farrington (same : same)	7,172	6	4
Col. George Maccartney (same : same)	6,978	10	4
Total pay of British Regiments of the 20,000 men				28,886	5	8
Her Majesty's proportion of the pay of the Foreign Forces on the said Establishment of 20,000 men.
Troops of the Duke of Holstein Gottorp (same time)	13,311	10	9¼
Troops of Saxe Gotha (same time)	11,324	1	11½
a Regiment of Foot of Hesse Cassell (same time)	5,286	15	10¾
a Regiment of Dragoons under the command of Baron Waleff (same time)	7,117	11	5¼
520 men excess of the 12,000 Danes (same time)	4,052	12	7¾
Troops of the Elector Palatine (same time)	7,475	6	6
				48,567	19	2½
Memorandum : the [40,000 men] Establishment provided for 12,000 men [of the Danes] and they sent 520 more which are paid and accounted as part of the 20,000 Troops of Augmentation.
Total pay for her Majesty's share for English and Foreign Forces in the Low Countries	480,410	5	4½
Money paid for bread and bread waggons for her Majesty's proportion of Forces as above				25,000	0	0
Forage and Waggon money allowed to the English Forces pursuant to her Majesty's Establishment and the warrants of Regulation of forage by the Commander in chief				10,100	9	3¼
Subsidies paid to sundry Foreign Princes pursuant to Treaties for half a year as above.
the King of Denmark	18,750	0	0
the Landgrave of Hesse Cassel	5,813	19	0
the Elector of Treves	2,906	19	6
the Duke of Savoy by way of advance for 7 months' subsidy to 2 August 1705	89,200	7	6½
the King of Prussia for 3 months to 15 June 1705	11,627	18	2
				128,299	4	2½
Subsidy to the King of Prussia for 3 months to 15 March 1704-5 pursuant to a treaty and by virtue of a warrant from the Commander in chief of her Majesty's Forces				11,627	18	2
arrears of Subsidy to the Elector Palatine due 23 December 1704 pursuant to treaty to complete her Majesty's proportion and by value of the privy seal of 12 November 1709				1,507	4	11¼
Levy money for raising 6 new Regiments of Foot (William Breton, Edmond Soame, Sir Charles Hotham, Luke Lillingston, Owen Wynne, Nicholas Lepell)				10,872	0	0
Contingencies of the Forces in the Low Countries				4,365	17	6
Money paid for respits (detailed) remitted to the Low Countries				187	8	8
Payments (detailed) on account of the year 1704				1,098	12	3
The pay of the General Officers in Portugal, 24 December 1704 to 23 June 1705.
Earl of Galway, Commander in chief	2,093	0	0
John Wyndham, Lieut. General	910	0	0
William Lloyd, Major General	455	0	0
Daniel Harvey and Thomas Brudenall as Brigadiers	546	0	0
William Lloyd, Quartermaster	91	0	0
Frederick de Sybourg, Adjutant General	91	0	0
Col. Moncal and Col. Etheridge, Majors of Brigade	182	0	0
Thomas Le Fever, Judge Advocate and Secretary to the Commander in chief	182	0	0
Martin Lluellyn, Commissary General of Provisions	273	0	0
George Herlackenden, Commissary of the Musters	91	0	0
Alexander Innis, Chaplain	60	13	4
Peter Amyott, Physician and Isaac Rambaud, chirurgeon and David le Hoon and Richard Pear, chirurgeons to the Hospitals	364	0	0
4 chirurgeon's mates	182	0	0
Thomas Le Fever, Provost Marshal and his 3 men	154	14	0
same as waggon master	37	6	0
				5,702	13	4
Regiments in Portugal.
Brigadier Harvey's Regiment of Horse (Officers and 360 private Troopers)	11,522	2	4
Lord Raby, Royal Regiment of Dragoons (Officers and 480 private Dragoons)	10,298	3	4
Major General Conyngham's Regiment of Dragoons (Officers and 360 private Dragoons)	7,836	10	4
Earl of Portmore's Regiment of Foot (Officers and 728 private men)	7,735	0	0
Lieut. Gen. William Steuart's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	7,731	1	4
Col. Holcroft Blood's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	7,735	0	0
Col. John Hill's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	6,345	2	9¼
Regiment late under Col. Robert Duncanson (same numbers)	7,735	0	0
Col. Thomas Brudenell's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	7,733	0	8
Visct. Mountjoy's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	7,732	18	8
Earl of Donegal's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	7,692	10	0
Col. Hans Hamilton's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	6,112	2	10¾
				96,208	12	4
Payments out of the money saved by respits, detailed				987	4	6
Levy money (Col. John Caulfeild, Col. Richard Gorges and the Earl of Charlemont				648	0	0
Subsistence and offreckonings of the Regiment of Foot under the Earl of Barrymore for same half year				6,992	11	6¾
Contingencies, detailed				2,067	8	5½
Total to Staff and Regiments in Portugal				112,606	10	2¼
Her Majesty's proportion of the subsidy to the King of Portugal, as by treaty, for the ordinary and extraordinary pay of 13,000 men maintained by said King for same half year				75,000	0	0
advanced pay to several Officers going to Spain				1,288	0	0
Paid to John Heylen in full satisfaction for a reversionary order and tally for 25l. per an. in the name of John Berisford deceased, delivered into the Exchequer and there cancelled (the life being extinct before the same was purchased by this accomptant) : here allowed by Treasurer Godolphin's warrant of 4 June 1707				150	0	0
Money paid to John Methuen, ambassador in Portugal, to be by him laid out for the relief of Gibraltar				6,000	0	0
Payments for the Portugal service in 1704.
Marquis de Montandre for special service	256	0	0
Col. Conyngham's Regiment of Dragoons 25 October—25 December 1704	2,283	8	4
Earl Donegal's ditto	2,592	10	0
respits, detailed	187	4	0
				5,319	2	4
Money paid for the remittance of moneys : difference of exchange				15,472	2	4
Fees paid at the Exchequer				4,223	9	11½
allowances, detailed, made to this accomptant by virtue of the privy seal 12 November 1709				6,288	17	6¾
Salary to this accomptant and his clerks etc. for said half year and gifts to the Officers of the Treasury and Exchequer etc.				1,947	9	3
arrears paid to the Bishop of Munster for the extraordinaries of his Troops for the year 1703 and not yet allowed to this accomptant although contained in the privy seal for the year 1704				1,390	11	11
Money paid for the use of the Hospital at Chelsea : out of deductions				980	16	1
further allowances, detailed, to this accomptant by virtue of the sign manual of 24 February 1709-10				1,653	14	0¼
Auditor's fee				299	5	0
Money, tallies and orders delivered over to the succeeding Paymaster of the Army.
Tallies on the Two Thirds Additional Subsidy of Tonnage and Poundage anno 1705 issued out of the Exchequer 16 March 1704-5 for subsidies to the Duke of Savoy	25,000	0	0
Tallies and orders on ditto issued 16 March 1704-5 for subsidies to the King of Portugal	25,000	0	0
ditto on Low Wines issued out of the Exchequer 16 March 1704-5 for the 40,000 men	34,900	0	0
Cash raised on the like tallies	10,856	10	4
ditto on ditto	11,005	11	8
Reversionary tallies and orders on one life	25,248	0	0
ditto on 2 lives	15,944	0	0
ditto on 3 lives	5,130	0	0
				153,084	2	0
Total payments and allowances				£1,059,173	0	1¼
	l.	s.	d.
Remains	63,056	9	2
Whereof :
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Depending on the following for money imprested to them
Samuell Atkinson and Nicholas Roope for transports, detailed, to Holland anno 1703				3,000	0	0
ditto anno 1702				926	10	8
ditto for transports, detailed, to Portugal anno 1703				22,444	7	6
John Nutin for transports, detailed, to Holland 1704				7,337	8	3
Samuel Atkinson and Nicholas Roope for refitting transport ships attending the Expedition to Portugal which were damaged by the great storm and for two months' freight in hand to others hired in their room anno 1704	6,300	0	0
more for transports from Ireland to Portugal	1,000	0	0
John Nutin for the same	10,200	0	0
same for transporting a Battalion of Foot Guards to Portugal	3,089	8	2
Dr. Peter Amyot, Physician to the Hospital in Portugal for cordials etc.	50	0	0
				20,639	8	2
Money imprested for divers services in 1704.
Charles Bertie, Treasurer of the Ordnance, for the royal bounty to the Officers of the Train of Artillery in Germany	1,613	10	0
John Hudson, Director of the Hospitals in the Low Countries for the like bounty to the Officers of the Hospital	435	0	0
Richard Hall for special service relating to the War	1,000	0	0
				3,093	10	0
For the Portugal transport anno 1705 to John Nutin				600	0	0
Total of the Supers for the service in the Low Countries	14,357	8	11
Total of the Supers for the Portugal service	43,683	15	8
	£58,041	4	7
So this Accomptant at the determination of this accompt is indebted 15l. 4s. 7d. which sum is since paid into the Exchequer by a tally dated 30 March, 9 Anne.
And so this accomptant is Even and Quit.
Declared 23 June 1710.

Declared Accounts : Army In Flanders (Brydges).
Audit Office, Bundle 320, Roll 1273.
James Brydges, Paymaster General of the Forces acting in conjunction with the Allies in the Low Countries. 24 June 1705 to 23 December 1705.
Charge.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Remains nil : this being his first accompt.
Depending upon several persons at the foot of the last account of Charles Fox for half a year ended 23 June 1705				14,357	8	11
Money received out of the Exchequer.
Easter term 4 Anne for the 40,000 men on the privy seal of 11 December, 3 Anne	244,229	15	5¾
Michaelmas term 4 Anne on the same privy seal	91,594	15	3½
	335,824	10	9¼
Easter term 4 Anne for the 20,000 Additional men on the same privy seal	36,895	10	1
Michaelmas term 4 Anne for same on same privy seal	20,000	0	0
	56,895	10	1
Easter term 4 Anne for her Majesty's proportion of the Subsidy to the Confederates for the year 1705	52,911	5	2
Michaelmas term 4 Anne : for same as by same privy seal	75,803	19	2
	128,715	4	4
Michaelmas term 4 Anne in further part of 50,000l. for her Majesty's quota of a subsidy of 300,000 Crowns to the King of Prussia for 8,000 men to be sent to the assistance of the Duke of Savoy : as by the privy seal of 31 March, 3 Anne	16,500	0	0
Michaelmas term 4 Anne viz. 22,207l. 3s. 2d. for the King of Prussia for satisfaction of 180,000 Rix Dollars due to him for arrears of subsidy to 1 November 1697 : as by privy seal of 6 December 1705 and 500l. for David Flotard for the Duke of Savoy	22,707	3	2
Total of money out of the Receipt				560,642	8	4¼
Money received of the late Paymaster of the Forces in tallies and orders for loans				103,084	2	0
Money arising by the deduction of 12d. in the £ out of the pay of the Forces				12,705	4	8¼
Money arising by the deduction of one day's pay in the year from the said Forces				683	10	4
Total of charge and receipts				£691,472	14	3½
Discharge.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
The pay of the General Officers, the items detailed being nearly identical with those in Fox's account above pp. clxxx-i	7,903	15	5
The pay of her Majesty's proportion of the the Forces upon the Establishment of the 40,000 men.
the British Regiments.
the Queen's Regiment of Horse	16,549	6	0
Major Gen. Wood's Regiment of Horse	11,173	13	6
Brigadier Cadogan's Regiment of Horse	11,105	1	0
Lieut. Gen. Wyndham's Regiment of Horse	11,173	13	6
the Duke of Schonberg's Regiment of Horse	11,173	13	6
Lord John Hay's Regiment of Scots Dragoons	9,673	10	0
Major Gen. Charles Ross's Royal Regiment of Dragoons for Ireland	9,668	10	0
the Royal Regiment of Foot (George, Earl of Orkney)	16,021	13	0
Prince George's Regiment of Foot (Col. Charles Churchill)	8,153	13	4
Brig. John Richmond Webb's Regiment of Foot	8,155	14	0
William, Lord North and Grey's Regiment of Foot	8,155	14	0
Brig. Emanuel How's Regiment of Foot	8,155	14	0
Col. Francis Godfrey's Regiment of Foot	8,155	14	0
Lieut. Gen. Ingoldsby's Regiment of Foot	8,155	14	0
Visct. Mordaunt's Regiment of Foot	8,155	14	0
Col. Joseph Sabine's Regiment of Foot	8,155	14	0
Col. William Tatton's Regiment of Foot	8,155	14	0
Brig. Ferguson's Regiment of Foot	8,125	4	0
Brig. Thomas Meredyth's Regiment of Foot	7,637	14	0
Sir Richard Temple's Regiment of Foot	8,155	14	0
Col. Roger Elliott's Regiment of Foot	7,240	11	4
Col. William Evans's Regiment of Foot	7,565	10	6
				208,657	19	8
Her Majesty's moiety of the pay of the Foreign Forces on the Establishment of the 40,000 men.
the Danes from 24 June to 23 December 1705	58,291	16	33/7
the Prussians ditto	21,568	8	0
the Hessians ditto	26,911	17	84/7
the Forces of Hanover and Celle ditto pursuant to a treaty with the Duke of Brunswick and Luneburg	86,187	13	71/7
				192,959	15	71/7
(Total for the 40,000 men 401,617l. 15s. 31/7d.)
Upon the Establishment of the 20,000 Additional men.
the British Regiments.
Col. Stringer's Regiment of Foot	7,687	0	4
Col. Sampson de Lalo's Regiment of Foot	7,211	14	6
Brig. Thomas Farrington's Regiment of Foot	7,181	4	6
Col. Geo. Maccartney's Regiment of Foot	7,063	5	10
				29,143	5	2
Her Majesty's moiety of the pay of the foreign Forces on the Establishment of the 20,000 men.
Foot and Dragoons of the Duke of Holstein Gottorp 24 June 1705 to 23 December 1705	13,703	5	15/7
Saxe Gothans	11,657	8	63/7
Hessians	5,842	8	0
Palatines	7,695	7	13/7
Forces of Liège [bishop]	7,327	2	102/7
Danes	4,172	3	62/7
				49,997	15	23/7
(Total for the Queen's part of the 20,000 men 79,141l. 0s. 43/7d.)
Forage and Waggon money allowed to the English Forces				6,016	15	2
marginal note by the Auditor.
Memorandum : Of this forage here allowed the Dutch are to repay 334l. 17s. 8d. as their moiety for four battalions of English on the Establishment of the 20,000 men by a memorandum made on the warrant for Regulation.
Forage, waggon money, recruits and horses lost and other extraordinaries to the foreign Forces in the pay of her Majesty and of the States of Holland : pursuant to her Majesty's Establishment and the certificates of Mr. Van Slingelandt, Secretary to the Council of State of Holland that the States had ordered the payment of the like sum for the said Forces : and the acquittances of the Ministers or Agents of the several Foreign Princes who received the same, compared with the Ledger Book of accompt of this Accomptant remaining with the Auditor				26,910	6	6
paid to several Foreign Princes for her Majesty's share of subsidies pursuant to treaties.
the Landgrave of Hesse Cassel towards maintaining 9,000 men for the service of her Majesty and the States General :
the half year ended 23 December 1705	5,952	7	73/7
Elector of Treves (three Battalions)	2,976	3	95/7
Elector Palatine (four Battalions)	4,761	18	11/7
King of Prussia (8,000 men in Italy together with charges of exchange)	12,395	16	74/7
King of Denmark	18,750	0	0
				44,836	6	16/7
money paid for horses lost by distemper or otherwise in the year 1705 towards providing recruit horses and accoutrements in place of those lost viz. 39,685l. to the English Forces and 33,289l. 16s. 13/7d. as the Queen's moiety to the Foreign Forces				72,974	6	13/7
arrears of subsidy paid to the King of Prussia due to him in the late war on or before 1 November 1697				45,000	0	0
payments out of the deduction of 12d. per £. Frederick, Sieur de Hesse in consideration of the Troops of Hesse Cassel for hospitals for Sick and Wounded for the 1705 Campaign	500	0	0
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	500	0	0
Randolph, Duke of Würtemberg, in consideration of the same pretensions of his Danish Majesty's Forces	500	0	0
the Sieur Leonard Vanderkaa for waggons for Sick and Wounded in the 1705 Campaign	700	0	0
John Hudson, Director of the Hospitals in the Low Countries, for stores, medicines, etc. transporting the troops down the Rhine, Meuse, etc.	9,361	5	11
Isaac Teale, Apothecary to the Forces for Medicines	535	5	1
the present accomptant for the fees on entering warrants at the Treasury etc.	136	9	6
				11,833	0	6
Salary etc. of this accomptant, his clerks etc.				4,736	4	10½
Money paid for extraordinary services in the Cevennes.
to David Flotard, agent for the affairs of the Cevennes				1,854	0	11
Contingent charges.
The Commander in chief, his Aides, etc.	570	0	0
Aides de camp to the General Officers	800	0	0
pay of Majors of Brigade	500	0	0
William Gill, Commissary for the exchange of prisoners of war	70	0	0
Jean Couraud Richter and John Vandenandie, Trumpeters to the Commander in chief	20	0	0
Henry Watkins, disbursed in the Office of Secretary at War	566	18	6
Benjamin Sweet for his Office as Deputy Paymaster in the Netherlands	714	15	0
the Duke of Marlborough, Commander in chief, for so much expended for the use of her Majesty's Forces in the Low Countries during the time of this account	3,122	4	0
				6,358	17	6
Payments upon account of the deduction of One day's pay per an.
to John Howe, Paymaster of Guards and Garrisons, for the use of the Royal Hospital near Chelsea : and as accounted for by the said Howe in his account				559	3	1½
the Auditors' fee				299	5	0
Total of payments and allowances				£710,041	6	106/7
	l.	s.	d.
To which is added
Money depending upon (imprested to)
Samuel Atkinson and Nicholas Roope upon account of transporting troops from England to Holland since 24 December 1703	3,000	0	0
same on ditto between 24 December 1702 and 26 May 1703	926	10	8
Carried forward	£3,926	10	8
	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	3,926	10	8
John Nutin, Paymaster of Transports for provisions for transports and clothing for April [1703] to March 1703-4 for the 40,000 men	5,537	7	5
same on ditto for the 20,000 men	1,810	0	0
Charles Bertie, Treasurer to the Ordnance, for the Queen's Royal Bounty to several Officers of the Artillery that served with the Army in Germany	1,658	10	0
John Hudson, Director of the Hospitals, for royal bounty to several officers of the Hospitals	435	0	0
Richard Hill, for especial service relating to the War	1,000	0	0
	£14,357	8	11
and so this Accomptant is in Surplusage 32,926l. 1s. 6¼d.
Declared 29 June 1710.
Memorandum. That this accomptant has not charged himself with any deductions from the pay of the (Regiments within the time of the accompt) for the charges of transportation.
Memorandum. It does not appear from Mr. Hudson's account of the charge of the Hospitals annexed to the General Warrant that the sum of 9,054l. 11s. 3d. allowed in Mr. Fox's account for the year 1704 and the sum of 9,361l. 5s. 11d. allowed in this accompt are either of them the full sums that were to be deducted from the said Forces or [was] the whole [sum] that was received of the said Hudson by the Paymasters. Nor does it appear by the said account that vouchers were delivered to the Physician General and others who have certified the same, nor [is] any authority produced for their finally allowing the same. Therefore it seems requisite that the said Mr. Hudson should accompt for the several sums by him received upon accompt of the said Hospitals.

Declared Accounts : Army In Portugal.
Audit Office, Bundle 316, Roll 1261.
The Honble. James Brydges, Paymaster General of her Majesty's Forces in Portugal. From 24 June 1705 to 23 December 1705.
Charge.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Arrears : nil, this being his first accompt for this service.
Depending upon several persons at the foot of the last accompt of Charles Fox ended 24 June 1705				43,683	15	8
Money received out of the Exchequer.
Easter term 4 Anne on the privy seal of 11 December 3 Anne	82,889	11	1¾
Michaelmas term 4-5 Anne	19,601	11	8
ditto for the defence of Gibraltar	4,000	0	0
Easter term 4 Anne for the extraordinaries of the War anno 1703 by the same privy seal	24,010	10	6
				130,501	17	3¾
Tallies and orders of loan for the service of Portugal received from Charles Fox, late Paymaster of the Forces				50,000	0	0
Money arising by the deduction of 12d. in the £				4,250	2	9¼
Money arising by the deduction of one day's pay in the year				229	13	9¾
Money deducted from Regiments for arms				347	1	9
Total charge				£229,012	11	3¾
Discharge.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Pay and entertainment of her Majesty's Regiments of Horse, Foot and Dragoons in Portugal 24 June 1705 to 23 December 1705.
Major Gen. Daniell Harvey's Regiment of Horse (Officers and 360 private Troopers)	11,585	8	6
Royal Regiment of Dragoons (Lord Raby : Officers and 480 private Dragoons)	10,302	18	0
Major General Cuningham's Regiment of Dragoons (Officers and 360 private Dragoons)	7,122	8	6¾
Earl of Portmore's Regiment of Foot (Officers and 728 private men)	7,000	9	5
Lieut. Gen. Stuart's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	7,777	10	0
Brig. Holcroft Blood's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	7,777	10	0
General George Wade's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	7,777	10	0
Visct. Mountjoy's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	7,777	10	0
Earl of Donegal's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	7,777	10	0
Col. Hans Hamilton's Regiment of Foot (same numbers)	6,183	17	5¼
				81,082	11	11
Levy money (Col. John Hill)				957	0	0
Her Majesty's proportion of Subsidies to the King of Portugal and Duke of Savoy as allowed by the privy seal of 12 November 1709.
King of Portugal for the abovesaid 6 months	75,000	0	0
Duke of Savoy by way of advance towards maintaining 12,000 Foot and 3,000 Horse for the Common Cause for 6 months to 2 February 1705-6	75,761	10	9	150,761	10	9
Brig. John Shrimpton in part of 546l. for half a year to 24 June 1705 for his pay as Governor of Gibraltar				365	0	0
Her Majesty's gracious bounty for good and faithful services
Earl of Galway	1,000	0	0
Marquis de Montandre, Major General in Portugal	500	0	0
Anne, wife of Col. Bennett, one of her Majesty's engineers, for good services in the defence of Gibraltar during the late siege	200	0	0
Edmund Nevett, for like service	200	0	0
				1,900	0	0
Money directed to be paid out of Poundage several chirurgeons	27	4	8½
Dr. Robert Lightfoot for medicines	118	18	8
				146	3	4½
Jezreel Jones for his disbursements in negotiating several affairs relating to the relief of Gibraltar Garrison				565	7	6
Contingencies : detailed.
Capt. Richard Willoughby for clothing Capt. Drake's Company of the Earl of Donegal's Regiment who had been prisoners in Cadiz and returned destitute of clothes	33	0	0
ditto for so much paid by him to Isaac Du Prat, volunteer, prisoner in Cadiz	12	12	0
Alexander Stevenson for disbursements for the Forces in Portugal	867	6	8
John Bond, chirurgeon, assigned to him by Abraham Barnes, chirurgeon of the Hospital at Gibraltar	37	0	0
Lawrence Tilly and Arnold Brandt, trumpeters to the Earl of Galway : for 243 days to 23 August 1705	72	18	0
Isaac Rambaud, chirurgeon to the Earl of Galway, for attending the Hospitals during the Campaign 1705	30	0	0
Major Gen. Cunningham, for clothing for his Regiment of Dragoons upon their embarcation to the Straits	120	0	0
Col. George Wade for ditto	657	17	2
John Armfield, clerk in the Office of Secretary to the Earl of Galway for disbursements in passing invalids, etc. in said Campaign	79	1	8
Daniel de Laurier, Quarter Master in Major Gen. Harvey's Regiment of Horse	50	0	0
				1,959	15	6
Total of payments and allowances				£237,737	9	0½
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To which is added money depending : viz.
Money imprested in the year 1703.
Samuel Atkinson and Nicholas Roope for transport to Portugal as by royal warrant of 30 August 1703, 10 September 1703, and 4 October 1703				22,444	7	6
imprests in the year 1704
ditto for refitting transports attending the Portugal expedition damaged by the great storm	6,300	0	0
provisions for soldiers transported from Ireland to Portugal	1,000	0	0
John Nutin, Paymaster of Transports for charges of recruits from Ireland to Portugal by royal warrants of 17 June 1704 and 5 July 1704	3,600	0	0
ditto for transporting a battalion of Foot Guards to Portugal by royal warrant of 21 July 1704	3,089	8	2
ditto for transport of Forces from Ireland to Portugal by royal warrant of 12 August 1704 and 22 December 1704	6,600	0	0
Peter Amyott, Physician to the Hospitals in Portugal	50	0	0
				20,639	8	2
imprests in the half year ended 24 June 1705.
John Nutin, carriage of gunpowder and saltpetre to Portugal for the Duke of Savoy, by royal warrant of 28 April, 1705				600	0	0
imprests in the time of this accompt. ditto for transport of Forces by royal warrant of 24 June 1705 and 9 September 1705				9,010	10	6
Total of imprests				£52,694	6	2
And so this Accomptant is in Surplusage 61,419 3s. 10¾d.
Declared 29 June 1710.
The signatures of Treasurer Godolphin and of J. Smith (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) are followed by a series of Memorandums [by the Auditor].
Memorandum : that this accomptant has not charged himself with any deductions from the pay of the Regiments or others (within the time of this accompt) for charges of transportation.
Memorandum : that care be taken of the sum of 40,000l. lent by her Majesty to the King of Spain (allowed on Mr. Fox's accompt for the year 1704) when the accompts with the said King shall be settled.
Memorandum : pursuant to the privy seal mentioned in Mr. Fox's account ended 23 June 1705 the sum of 6,992l. 11s. 6¾d. therein allowed as paid to the Earl of Donegal's Regiment is to be charged on such Paymaster who shall (by clearing said Regiment) take credit for their full pay to the said time. (In the margin. this is a mistake. It should be the Earl of Barrymore's Regiment" vide Mr. Fox's said account.)
Memorandum : Mr. Brydges is to be charged in his subsequent accompts with the sum of 18,000l. depending upon him in Mr. Methuen's accompt : being so much paid by Mr. Methuen for maintenance of the King of Spain's Court and afterwards repaid by the King of Portugal to Mr. Morrice, Deputy to the said Mr. Brydges : and with the sum of 4,693l. 1s. 0d. being by Mr. Methuen applied to the use of the said Mr. Brydges and received by his said Deputy in Portugal. (In the margin : These sums of 18,000l. and 4,693l. 1s. 0d. making together 22,693l. 1s. 0d. are charged in Mr. Brydges' account of Portugal, Spain, etc. for the year 1706).
Memorandum : This accomptant or whoever else shall clear the Regiments following must be charged with the sums following, viz. 6,558l. to be deducted from Major General Harvey's Regiment of Horse and Lord Raby's Regiment of Dragoons for 499 horses delivered them. 40l. to be deducted from Lord Donegal's Regiment for medicines. 129l. 17s. 8d. expended by Mr. Johnson and Mr. Lluellin on the recruit horses sent from Ireland, when it shall appear from which Regiments it is to be deducted. (In the margin : The 40l. is charged to Lord Donegal's Regiment's account from April 1707 by Mr. Brydges ; he having as is alleged no notice of it till they were cleared to that time.)

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