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Income

Dr.
An Abstract Of The Revenues Of The Crown, Taxes And Moneys Borrowed : For One Entire Year From Michaelmas 1704 To Michaelmas 1705.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Arrears of the Customs granted to Wm. III for 5 years ended 25 December 1699.
To cash for neat money received at the Exchequer between 29 September 1704 and 28 September 1705 :
in 1704 Xmas quarter	453	12	1½
in 1704-5 Lady Day quarter	287	8	6½
in 1705 Midsummer quarter
in 1705 Michaelmas quarter
				741	0	8
				£741	0	8


Expenditure

Cr.
Per Contra
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to the] Earl of Ranelagh for account of Guards and Garrisons anno 1702	182	10	0
more towards the Auditor's fees for passing his accounts as late Paymaster [of the Forces]	287	8	6½
By [paid to] John How Esq., Paymaster of Guards and Garrisons for account of the 5,000 men for sea service anno 1703	176	14	7½
By [paid to] Charles Richards and James Hore for detecting abuses in the Victualling as in part of reward	94	7	6
				741	0	8
				£741	0	8


Income

Dr.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Customs Continued by 8 and 9 Wm. III c. 20 from 25 December 1699 to 1 August 1706.
To balance resting in cash at the foot of the account for the year 1704.
in the Exchequer 29 September 1704				106,669	8	3
in the hands of Henry Ferne, 29 Sept., 1704				2,018	11	8
the remain on Mrs. Abbott's certificate, 29 February 1699-1700 undischarged				3,996	2	10½
							112,684	2	9½
To money received by Henry Ferne, Receiver General of Customs, for the gross produce of these Customs between 29 September 1704 and 29 September 1705 :
for 1704 Xmas quarter				119,615	14	7
for 1704-5 Lady Day quarter				88,118	9	2½
for 1705 Midsummer quarter				75,043	17	10¾
for 1705 Michaelmas quarter				131,603	0	3½
				414,381	1	11¾
	l.	s.	d.
out of which is to be abated for salaries and incidents in management over and above what was paid for like services per the Collectors in the Outports and allowed on their accounts when finished :
for salaries	37,265	18	9½
for incidents	34,980	18	4
paid by this Receiver [Ferne] debentures for goods reshipped	90,363	19	10½
allowances for damaged goods	8,611	19	7½
portage bills to masters of ships	2,604	19	1
bounty money on Corn debentures	40,346	12	3¾
				214,174	8	0¼
							200,206	13	11½
cash surcharged by the Receiver [Ferne] upon his weekly certificates for the causes following :
repaid, being the like sum imprested out of these Customs in the year 1703 to Mr. Thrale on account of the 4½ per cent. Duty and surcharged in Xmas quarter 1704							2,250	0	0
Overpayments by the Receiver [Ferne] being the difference between the moneys certified to be paid into the Exchequer and the sums actually received there within the time of this accompt							0	0	5½
							£315,140	17	2½


Expenditure

Cr.
Per Contra : at the Exchequer
	Principal.			Interest.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By paid on the [Loan] Register for the First 4s. Aid granted 4 Wm. & Mary	6,857	18	2	2,818	13	5
[ditto] for the Third 4s. Aid granted 6 Wm. III	54,670	0	0	11,392	2	10
[ditto] for the Fourth 4s. Aid granted 7 Wm. III	119,010	16	10	10,743	12	6
[ditto] for the Second Poll granted 8 Wm. III	9,900	0	0	2,068	19	6
[ditto] for the Three Fourths Customs [as by 2 Wm. & Mary, c. 4]	14,340	4	9	3,704	0	10
[ditto] for the Duties on salt, glass wares etc. [as by 7-8 Wm. III, c.31]	1,500	0	0	57	13	5
[ditto] for the Two Thirds Double 9d. Excise by 2 Wm. & Mary, Sess. 2, c. 10	11,800	0	0	1,670	1	5½
[ditto] for the Additional Impositions granted 4 Wm. & Mary, c. 5	5,900	0	0	154	4	0
[ditto] for the Stamp Duties on Vellum etc. [as by 5-6 Wm. & Mary, c. 21]	1,000	0	0	24	11	8
[ditto] for the Duties on marriages, births etc., 7 Wm., c. 6	20,350	0	0	1,048	6	10
	245,328	19	9	35,686	9	5²/3	281,015	9	2½
Balance resting in cash at Michaelmas 1705
in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705				18,229	19	5
in the hands of Henry Ferne at same date				11,899	5	8½
the remain on Mrs. Abbott's certificate 29 Feb. 1699-1700 undischarged				3,996	2	10½
							34,125	8	0
							£315,140	17	2½


Income

Dr.
Additional Subsidy of Tonnage and Poundage granted for the life of the late King Wm. III and continued from the 9th March 1701-2 for the life of her present Majesty Queen Anne.
	For the Civil List of Wm. III			For the Civil List of Queen Anne
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Remains in cash at Michaelmas 1704
in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704	2	5	10	33,474	4	0¼
in the [Customs] Receiver's hands 29 Sept. 1704	82	17	3	2,545	16	10½
							36,105	3	11¾
	on the grants for the late King			on the grants to her present Majesty
Cash received by Mr. Ferne for the gross produce of this revenue between 29 Sept. 1704 and 29 Sept. 1705 :
in the quarter ended at Xmas 1704	2,063	19	8¾	81,906	11	7
in the quarter ended at Lady day 1705	638	14	1½	62,529	3	9
in the quarter ended at Midsummer 1705	487	7	1	54,377	9	1
in the quarter ended at Michaelmas 1705	483	18	11	103,507	18	10¼
	3,673	19	10¼	302,321	3	3¼
out of which is to be abated :
sums paid by Mr. Ferne for salaries to officers	50	0	0
on debentures for goods re-shipped	79,295	15	10
allowances for damaged goods	5,290	2	3½
				84,635	18	1½
				217,685	5	4½
				3,673	19	11
							221,359	5	3½
							257,464	9	3¼
							£257,464	9	3¼


Expenditure

Cr.
Per Contra.
				the late King.			her present Majesty.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Paid at the Receipt of the Exchequer on account of the Civil List.
to Francis Godolphin, Cofferer of the Household, upon account							43,218	13	1¾
to Francis, Earl of Bradford, Cofferer of the Household to the late King, upon account				307	11	4½
to John Visct. FitzHarding, Treasurer of the Chamber, upon account				93	4	0	788	16	1¼
to Lord Edward Russell, Treasurer of the Chamber to the late King, upon account				676	14	9¾
to Ralph, Duke of Montagu, Master of the Great Wardrobe, upon account							10,000	0	0
to Count Cornelius de Nassau, Master of the Robes to the late King				500	0	0
to Thomas Lloyd, Paymaster of the Works, upon account							6,330	11	9½
to William Roberts, Paymaster of the Works, at Windsor, upon account							2,039	11	8½
to Charles, Duke of Somerset, Master of the Horse, upon account for extraordinaries of the Stables							2,000	0	0
to Foreign Ministers on their ordinary and extraordinary allowances							24,017	4	7
to fees and salaries [payable at the Exchequer]				1,241	6	6	40,230	8	4½
to pensions and annuities [payable at the Exchequer]				351	13	4	10,265	15	0
to Edward Nicholas on the Establishments of the late King and present Queen's private pensions payable by him				404	0	3	12,006	5	3
to the Band of [Gentlemen] Pensioners by Wm. Smith							3,000	0	0
to [royal] bounties							6,154	5	0
to Robert Harley, Esq. for Secret Service as Secretary of State							1,000	0	0
to William Lowndes for Secret Service							2,000	0	0
to Sir Stephen Evance for jewels							1,510	0	0
to Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough for the Privy Purse							1,600	0	0
for Contingencies of various natures				140	0	0	24,7536	6	6¾
to Henry Scobell Esq. on account for buying tin							41,700	0	0
				3,714	13	3¼	232,597	17	6¼
							3,714	13	3¼
							236,312	10	9½
For Publique Services :
paid to Charles Fox for the Marquis de Mermont [Miremont] and his men for assisting Savoy anno 1704				9	6	8
paid to Charles Fox for account of the garrison of Gibraltar anno 1705				1,000	0	0
							1,009	6	8
							237,321	17	5½
By Remains in Cash at Michaelmas 1705 :
	for the late King's Civil List.			for the present Queen's Civil List.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705	44	9	8¾	1,151	8	8½
in the Customs Receiver's hands 29 Sept. 1705				18,946	13	4½
							20,142	11	9¾
							£257,464	9	3¼


Income

													l.	s.	d.
The Duty appropriated [by 6-7 Wm. III, c. 7] for paying interest for the Irish Transport Debt.
to Cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704													62	19	8
to receipts there for arrears on the Duties on Coffee between Michaelmas 1704 and Michaelmas 1705													0	14	0
													£63	13	8
													l.	s.	d.
The Continued Duties, viz. :
on Low Wines from 24 March 1701-2 to 25 March 1706, 12/13, c. 11. on Coffee, tea, etc. from 30 April 1701 to 1 May 1706. 12/13, c. 11. on Hawkers and Pedlars from 24 June 1701 to 24 June 1706, 12/13, c.ll. 15 per cent. on Muslins from 30 Sept. 1701 to 30 Sept. 1706 as by 12-13 Wm. III, c. 11 .
to cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704													3,799	2	5
	Low Wines.			Coffee, Tea, etc.			Hawkers and Pedlars.			15 per cent. on Muslins.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
to receipts in the quarters :
to Xmas 1704	9,297	18	8	15,621	19	1	1,000	0	0	3,429	2	8
to Lady day 1705	7,293	13	9½	3,035	2	9½
to Midsummer, 1705	7,886	13	2	116	9	4	500	0	0	8,851	13	2
to Michaelmas, 1705	3,418	3	7½	119	8	4	4,723	11	0
	27,896	9	3	18,892	18	9½	6,223	11	0	12,280	15	10	65,293	14	10½
													£69,092	17	3½
													l.	s.	d.
Impositions on Wines, Vinegar, Tobacco and East India Goods :
to Cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704													65,495	14	7½
for arrears on the grant ended 29 Sept. 1701 [by 7-8 Wm. III, c. 10]
	Wines & Vinegar.			Tobacco.			East India goods.
receipts in the quarters ended :
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Xmas, 1704	809	0	8½	708	8	4½
Lady Day 1705	1,305	3	10½	407	1	8
Midsummer	1705	1,228	14	9	86	12	2½
Michaelmas 1705	865	18	4	82	14	6½	52	1	10½
	4,208	17	8	1,284	16	9½	52	1	10½				5,545	16	4
on the grants from 29 Sept. 1701 to 1 Aug. 1706 as by 8-9 Wm. III, c. 20
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
receipts in the quarters ended:
Xmas 1704	20,142	14	9½	28,714	5	5½	18,250	13	9
Lady Day 1705	18,374	5	6	135,74	2	11	20,945	16	2½
Midsummer 1705	21,303	1	9½	24,693	9	10½	32,814	17	6½
Michaelmas 1705	57,716	11	2	22,659	8	6	26,132	7	10
	117,536	16	3	89,641	6	9	98,173	15	4				305,351	18	4
													£376,393	9	3½


Expenditure

Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.
By [paid for] interest at 5 per cent. on debentures for the Irish Transport debt							62	12	0
Balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705							1	1	8
							£63	13	8
Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.
By principal repaid in further part of a credit for 300,000l. [given by the Act]							61,210	14	6½
By interest paid at 6 per cent. and 7 per cent.							6,453	10	9
Balance in the Exchequer on the 28 Sept. 1705							1,428	12	0
							69,092	17	3½
							£69,092	17	3½
Per Contra.
	Principal.			Interest.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [money] paid [in repayment of loans] on the Register for the Fourth 4s. Aid 7 Wm. III				9,267	4	2
ditto Second Quarterly Poll 8 Wm. III	900	0	0	3	0	0
ditto Three Fourths Customs	11,580	0	0	1,247	7	5
ditto Duties on Salt, Whale fins etc.	264,452	15	4	10,347	1	4
ditto Two Thirds Double 9d. Excise	9,694	14	7	569	10	6
	286,627	9	11	21,434	3	5	308,061	13	4
Balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705							68,331	15	11½
							£376,393	9	3½


Income

				l.	s.	d.
The Additional Duty of 25 per cent. on French Goods granted by 7-8 Wm. III, c. 20
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704				3,770	17	1¾
	l.	s.	d.
To receipts there in the quarters ending :
Xmas 1704	1,566	11	11
Lady day 1705	1,988	17	6½
Midsummer 1705	2,742	11	1
Michaelmas 1705	1,513	9	11
				7,811	10	5½
				11,582	7	7½
				£11,582	7	7¼
The Duty of 5s. per ton on all French Shipping granted by 12 Car. II,c. 18
To money received at the Exchequer between 29 Sept 1704 and 28 Sept. 1705				1	19	1½
				£1	19	1½
Plantation Duties granted by 25 Car II, c. 7
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704				22	13	0
To money received at the Exchequer between 29 Sept. 1701 and 29 Sept. 1705				1,124	3	0
				1,146	16	0
				£1,146	16	0
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Arrears of the Tonnage Duties on ships and vessels which ceased the 17th May 1696 as by 5-6 Wm. & Mary, c. 20
To money received at the Exchequer between the 29th Sept. 1704 and the 28 Sept. 1705 :
for account of the Five Sevenths	5	10	4
for account of the Two Sevenths	2	4	1
				7	14	5
				£7	14	5


Expenditure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By paid to the Earl of Ranelagh for account of the 5,000 men for Sea Service anno 1702	246	6	1¼
By paid to ditto towards the Auditor's fees for his accounts as late Paymaster of the Forces	1,435	12	6½
				1,681	18	7¾
By paid to John Howe for account of Guards and Garrisons anno 1703	731	7	9¾
By paid to ditto for account of 5,000 men for Sea Service anno 1703	3,332	2	11
By paid to ditto for arrears to outpensioners of Chelsea College between 9 March 1701-2 and 24 Feb. 1704-5	1,204	19	0
				5,268	9	8¾
By paid to Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, for the Victualling in part of the quota anno 1704				4,186	0	9¼
Balance remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705				445	18	5½
				£11,582	7	7¼
Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By paid to Richard, Earl of Ranelagh, late Paymaster of the Forces, towards the Auditor's fees for his accounts				1	9	1½
By paid to John How as Paymaster of Guards and Garrisons, for account of 5,000 men for Sea Service anno 1703				0	10	0
				£1	19	1½
Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By paid to Richard, Earl of Ranelagh, late Paymaster of the Forces, towards the Auditors' fees for his account				721	1	11
By paid to Charles, Richard and James Hoare, as reward in part for detecting abuses in the Victualling				223	0	0
By paid to John How, Paymaster of Guards and Garrisons, for account of the 5,000 men for sea service anno 1703				180	1	1
By paid to Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, for the Victualling : in part of their [the Victualling] quota anno 1704				22	13	0
				£1,146	16	0
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By paid to the Bank of England on their yearly sum of 100,000l. out of the Five Sevenths	5	10	4
By paid to persons interested in annuities for one, two, or three lives : out of the Two Sevenths	2	1	1
				7	14	5
				£7	14	5


Income

				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
The Additional Impositions on Merchandises Continued from 1 March 1696 to August 1706 as by 7-8 Wm. III, c. 20
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704							4,621	1	10
To money received there between 29 Sept. 1704 and 28 Sept. 1705 in the quarters ended at Xmas 1704				13,687	10	6½
Lady day 1705				6,945	15	1½
Midsummer 1705				7,439	5	2½
Michaelmas 1705				3,713	19	10
							31,786	10	8½
							£36,407	12	6½
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Arrears of the Duties on Coals and Culme granted for 5 years from 15 May 1698 by 9-10 Wm. III, c. 13
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704							189	15	3
To money received there in the quarters ended at
Xmas 1704				251	14	1½
Lady day 1705				35	9	6½
Midsummer 1705				50	0	0
Michaelmas 1705				37	9	5
							374	13	1
							£564	8	4
Arrears of the 5s. per chaldron on Cynders granted for 4 years from 15 May 1699 by 10-11 Wm. III, c. 21
To cash received at the Exchequer between the 29th Sept. 1701 and the 29th Sept. 1705							£4	1	1½
							l.	s.	d.
[Duty on] Coals, Culme and Cynders Continued for 5 years from 14 May 1703 as by 1 Anne st. 2. c. 4
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704							923	6	3
	on Coals & Culme.			on Cynders.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To money received there between 29 Sept. 1704 and 28 Sept. 1705 in the quarters ended at
Xmas 1704	21,279	3	10½	192	1	7½
Lady day 1705	7,809	8	0½	372	0	3
Midsummer 1705	25,166	0	5½	208	16	1
Michaelmas 1705	50,980	12	5	50	0	0
	108,535	1	9½	822	17	11½	109,358	2	9
							£110,281	9	0
							l.	s.	d.
The One Third Additional Subsidy of Tonnage and Poundage with Duties on French Prize Wines granted for 3 years from 8 March 1703 by 2-3 Anne, c. 18
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704							2,079	3	8½
				l.	s.	d.
To money received there within the time of this account in the quarters ended
Xmas 1704				25,414	0	2
Lady day 1705				18,278	17	8½
Midsummer 1705				14,825	6	2
Midsummer 1705				21,101	13	0
Michaelmas 1705				21,101	13	0
							79,619	17	0½
Memorandum.—The Duty on Prize Wines (if any) is not distinguished by the Receiver of the Customs and his certificates.
							£81,699	0	9


Expenditure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [loan money repaid viz.] on the [Loan] Register for the Additional Impositions before 1 March 1696-7 :
for principal	17,300	0	0
for interest at 8 per cent.	15,723	8	5
				33,023	8	5
Balance remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705				3,384	4	1½
				£36,407	12	6½
Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By payments for interest at 8 per cent. for loans unpaid on the Register [of this Act]				560	0	0
Balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705				4	8	4
				£564	8	4
Per Contra.
By paid to John How, Paymaster of Guards and Garrisons, for account of the 5,000 men for Sea Service anno 1703				£4	1	1½
Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By payment of principal in [repayment of] further part of 500,000l. [loans] registered on these Duties				75,975	0	0
ditto interest at 5 per cent. and 6 per cent [on loans hereon]				20,550	18	1
Balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705				13,755	10	11
				£110,281	9	0
Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By payment of principal repaid in part of a [loan] Credit of 300,000l. [on this fund]				73,310	0	0
ditto interest at 5 per cent.				5,644	19	7
Balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705				2,744	1	2
				£81,699	0	9


Income

The Two Thirds Additional Subsidy of Tonnage and Poundage granted for 4 years from 8 March 1704-5 by 3-4 Anne, c.3
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To money received at the Exchequer :
between 8 March 1704-5 and 30 March 1705	1,500	0	0
between 30 March 1705 and 29 June 1705	16,012	6	1
between 29 June 1705 and 28 Sept. 1705	30,128	15	0½
				47,641	1	1½
				£47,641	1	1½
The New Additional Duties on Coffee, Tea and Spices granted by 3-4 Anne, c. 18, from 1 Feb. 1704-5 to 24 June 1710. The New Additional Duties of 15 per cent. on Calicoes and China wares granted for the same time. The New Additional Duties of 4 per cent. on unrated Drugs granted for the same time.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To money received at the Exchequer :
between 1 Feb. 1704-5 and 30 March 1705	250	0	0
between 30 March 1705 and 29 June 1705	945	5	4½
between 29 June 1705 and 28 Sept. 1705	1,337	7	9
				2,532	13	1½
Memorandum.—These receipts are all charged as money arisen by the Duties on Coffee only and these Duties together with those on Low Wines etc. which were granted 12-13 Wm. III, c. 11, and continued from the expiration of that grant to 24 June 1710 by 3-4 Anne, c. 18, are made a Fond of Credit for 700,000l. [loan] at 6 per cent. per an. interest.
				£2,532	13	1½
				l.	s.	d.
Arrears of the Duties on Leather granted for 3 years from 20 April 1697 by 8-9 Wm. III, c. 21
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704				0	8	7¾
To money received there between 29 Sept. 1704 and 28 Sept. 1705 :
for account of the Duty on Leather				190	0	11
for arrears of the Duties on Coals ended 17 May 1696, brought to this account because the loans thereupon were transferred to the Duty on Leather				7	4	0½
				£197	13	7¼


Expenditure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
By payments of principal repaid in part of a Credit for 636,957l. 4s. 0½d.	43,000	0	0
ditto interest at 6 per cent	1,600	1	9
Balance remaining in cash in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705	3,040	19	4½
	£47,641	1	1½
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
By principal repaid in part of a credit for 700,000l.	1,000	0	0
interest [paid] at 6 per cent.	1,123	4	6
balance in Cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705	409	8	7½
	£2,532	13	1½
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
By [payment of] interest for loans on Coals anno 1696, transferred to the Duties on leather anno 1697 at 7 per cent	196	0	0
balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705	1	13	7¼
	£197	13	7¼


Income

							l.	s.	d.
The Hereditary and Temporary Excise :
To the balance on the Account for the year ended at Michaelmas 1704							15,271	12	4¼
To money received by the Cashiers of Excise for the gross produce of this revenue between 2 Oct. 1704 and 1 Oct. 1705 viz. :
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
for the quarters ended at
Xmas 1704	108,238	12	7
Lady day 1705	125,549	17	2¼
Midsummer 1705	119,123	6	0
Michaelmas 1705	130,474	1	3¾
				483,385	17	1
out of which there is to be abated the sums paid by the Excise Cashier :
for salaries to officers	11,086	15	0¾
for incidents in management	3,476	16	4¾
to rectify overpayments by collectors	87	17	0¼
for allowances on exportations	34	15	4
to repay overcharges	17	11	2½
				14,703	15	0¼
							468,682	2	0¾
							483,953	14	5
							£483,953	14	5


Expendiure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By paid to the several uses following for the Civil Government by the Cashier on this revenue :
to the Prince of Denmark	25,000	0	0
to the Queen Dowager	12,209	15	2
to the Duke of Northumberland	3,000	0	0
				40,209	15	2
At the Receipt of the Exchequer :
to Francis Godolphin, Cofferer of the Household, upon account	30,709	12	4½
to the executors of Sir Benjamin Bathurst, late Cofferer, upon account	4,052	11	9¼
to John Visct. Fitz Harding, Treasurer of the Chamber, upon account	11,260	17	3¼
to Ralph, Duke of Montagu, Master of the Great Wardrobe, upon account	5,000	0	0
to Thomas Lloyd, Paymaster of the Works, upon account	10,546	13	0
to William Roberts, Paymaster of the Works at Windsor, upon account	1,100	14	8
to Charles, Duke of Somerset, Master of the Horse, for extraordinaries of the Stables	7,000	0	0
to foreign Ministers on their ordinary and extraordinary allowances	15,402	1	ll½
to fees and salaries [payable at the Exchequer]	20,276	11	5
to pensions and annuities [payable at the Exchequer]	4,344	10	0
to Edward Nicholas for pensions and charities allowed by her Majesty	5,101	14	9½
to several as of her Majesty's royal bounty [payable at the Exchequer]	1,446	4	8
to Sir Charles Hedges for Secret Service as Secretary of State	2,250	0	0
to Robert Harley for the like as a same	1,000	0	0
to William Lowndes for Secret Service	13,957	5	1
to the Duchess of Marlborough for the Privy Purse	12,902	11	8
to Samuel Smithin, her Majesty's goldsmith, for plate etc. [delivered into the Jewel House]	2,936	3	3
to Contingencies of divers natures	21,635	19	4
to Henry Scobell Esq. for account of the tin affair	71,144	4	4½
				242,067	15	7½
For Public Services :
to Charles Fox Esq. for Marquis de Miremont and his men for the assistance of Savoy anno 1704	925	12	5
to Charles Fox for account of the Garrison at Gibraltar anno 1705	4,900	0	0
				5,825	12	5
On the 3,700l. per week :
By the weekly payments into the Exchequer in the quarters to
Xmas 1704	44,400	0	0
Lady day 1705	48,100	0	0
Midsummer 1705	18,100	0	0
Michaelmas, 1705	51,800	0	0
				192,400	0	0
Memorandum : the Exchequer is made Debtor for these weekly payments by a distinct account as follows, infra p. lxxxii : vide that account for the disposition thereof.
Balance in cash in the Exchequer at Michaelmas 1705	2,159	9	3
ditto in the Cashier's hands, 1 Oct. 1705	1,291	1	11½
				3,450	11	2½
				£483,953	14	5


Income

							l.	s.	d.
The Exchequer for the weekly sum of 3,700l. out of the Hereditary and Temporary Excise as by 12-13 Wm. III, c. 12
To the Remain in cash at Michaelmas 1704							5,471	3	10
To the sum total, of the weekly payments between 2 Oct. 1704 and 1 Oct. 1705 as by the account of the Hereditary and Temporary Excise							192,400	0	0
							£197,871	3	10
							l.	s.	d.
Arrears of the Double 9d. Excise which commenced 17 Nov. 1701 and ended 17 May 1697 [as by 2 Wm. & Mary, Sess. 2, c. 10, and 3 Wm. & Mary, c. 6]
To the Remains in the hands of the Cashier of Excise 2 Oct. 1704							0	0	0¼
in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704							253	14	7
To receipts by the Cashier of Excise in the week ended 5 March 1704-5							1	7	8
							£255	2	3¼
Arrears of the Double Excise which determined 17 Nov. 1691 [as by the Act 2 Wm. & Mary, Sess. 2, c. 3]
To cash received at the Exchequer in the week ended 9 March 1704-5							£0	9	4½
The 9d. per barrel Excise for 16 years from 17 May 1697 [as by the Act 5-6 Wm. & Mary, c: 7]
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To balance of the account for the year ended at Michaelmas 1704							40,540	18	6
To cash [received] for the gross produce of this duty by the Cashier of Excise between 2 Oct. 1704 and 1 Oct. 1705 in the quarters ended at
Xmas 1704				38,876	17	6
Lady day 1705				43,619	5	5¼
Midsummer 1705				40,520	14	3½
Michaelmas 1705				45,655	8	10½
				168,672	6	1¼
out of which is to be abated the sums paid by the Excise Cashier for salaries to Officers	3,676	4	6¾
ditto for incidents in management	1,141	11	11¼
to rectify overpayments per Collectors	33	19	6
for allowances on exportation	4	13	1¼
to repay overcharges in all	0	4	7¼
				4,856	13	8½
							163,815	12	4¾
							£204,356	10	10¾


Expenditure

Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By principal repaid in part of 820,000l. [as by the Act 12-13 Wm. [II, c. 12]				169,306	13	11
interest [paid] at 6 and 7 per cent.				12,062	10	6
Remains to balance in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705				12,801	19	5
in the hands of the Cashier of Excise 1 Oct. 1705				3,700	0	0
				£197,871	3	10
Per Contra
				l.	s.	d.
Out of the One Third [as by 2 Wm. & Mary, Sess. 2, c. 10]
By paid to Charles Bertie, Esq., Treasurer of the Ordnance, for account of the 27 ships of war				198	9	2
out of the Two Thirds
By principal [money] repaid in Course [as by the abovesaid Act]	55	5	5
interest at 7 per cent [on	0	18	5½
				56	3	10½
remains in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705				0	9	2½
in the hands of the Cashier of Excise 1 Oct. 1705				0	0	0¼
				£255	2	3¼
Per Contra.
By [paid to] Lord FitzHarding, Treasurer of the Chamber, upon account [for the Office of the Treasurer of the Chamber]				£0	9	4½
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] the Adventurers to the Million Lottery on 140,000l. per an. per the hands of Richard Taylor, late Paymaster thereof	91,800	0	0
By ditto per the hands of Sir John Humble, bart. who succeeded the said Taylor	53,000	0	0
				144,800	0	0
By remains in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705				57,881	8	2
in the hands of the Excise Cashier, 1 Oct. 1705				1,675	2	8¾
				£204,356	10	10¾


Income

	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
The Hereditary 9d. per barrel Excise commencing from 17 May 1697 [as by the Bank Act 5-6 Wm. & Mary, c. 20]
To balance of the account for the year ended at Michaelmas, 1704				23,388	2	3¾
To Cash [received] for the gross produce of this Duty by the Cashier of Excise between 2 Oct. 1704 and 1 Oct. 1705 viz.
in the quarter ended at Xmas, 1701	35,238	0	0½
at Lady day 1705	40,631	10	2¾
at Midsummer 1705	38,427	9	8¼
at Michaelmas 1705	42,823	14	5½
	157,121	0	5
out of which is to be abated 3612l. 2s. 6¾d. paid by the Excise Cashier for salaries to officers ; 1138l. l1s. 9½d. for incidents in management ; 33l. 19s. 5½d. to rectify overpayments by Collectors ; 4l. 13s. 1d. for allowances on exportation ; 0l. 4s. 7d. to repay overcharges, in all	4,789	11	5¾
				152,331	8	11¼
				175,719	11	3
				£175,719	11	3
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
The Additional 9d. per barrel Excise for 99 years from 25 January, 1692-3 [by 4 Wm. & Mary, c. 3]
To the Remains in cash at Michaelmas 1704				58,174	5	4
To money received by the Excise Cashier for the gross produce of this Duty between the 2nd Oct, 1704 and the 1st Oct. 1705 Viz. :
in the quarter ended at
Xmas, 1704	35,238	7	2¼
Lady day 1705	40,631	10	6¼
Midsummer 1705	38,427	10	8¼
Michaelmas 1705	42,823	16	5¼
	157,121	4	10
out of which is to be abated the sums paid per the Excise Cashier for salaries to officers 3,612l. 2s. 8d. ; for incidents in management 1,138l. l1s. l1d. ; to rectify overpayments per collectors 33l. 19s. 5¼d. ; for allowance on exportations 4l. 13s. 1½d. ; to repay overcharges 0l. 4s. 7¼d.	4,789	11	9
				152,331	13	1
				210,505	18	5
				£210,505	18	5


Expendiure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Out of the Five Sevenths
By [payments to] the Bank of England on [its annuity] 100,000l				99,994	9	8
By principal repaid on the Subsidies granted for the year 1703 [as by the Fifth 4s. Aid 1 Anne, c. 6]	8,294	7	0½
interest at 5 per cent.	271	8	1
				8,565	15	1½
Out of the Two Sevenths
By [payments to] annuities for one, two and three lives	38,226	13	4½
paid to Charles, Lord Halifax, Auditor of the Receipt, for himself and clerks	150	0	0
				38,376	13	4½
By principal repaid on the Subsidies granted for the year 1703 [as above]	5,475	12	11½
interest at 5 per cent.	138	2	1
				5,613	15	0½
Memorandum : the principal and interest on Subsidies is paid out of the overplus of this Fund in the year ended 1 June 1705.
Balance in Remains at the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705 :
of the Five Sevenths	1,021	18	7
of the Two Sevenths	20,665	13	2½
				21,687	11	9½
in the hands of the Cashier of Excise on the 1st Oct. 1705				1,481	6	3
				£175,719	11	3
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] several on annuities at 14 per cent.	125,531	15	1
more at 7 per cent with the advantage of survivorship	7,638	1	5¼
				133,169	19	6¼
on account of Management
By [paid to] Charles, Lord Halifax, Auditor of the Receipt for himself and clerks	500	0	0
By [paid to] Henry Pelham Esq. as Clerk of the Pells, the like	400	0	0
By [paid to] the four Tellers of the Receipt the like	300	0	0
By [paid to] Samuel Edwyn, Usher of the Receipt, for necessaries supplied	268	7	8¾
				1,468	7	8¾
out of the Surplus of this Fond at Midsummer 1705
By principal repaid on the Subsidies granted for the year 1703 [by 1 Anne, c. 6]	9,620	0	0
interest [paid] on the same Fond at 5 per cent.	319	18	5
				9,939	18	5
By Remains at Michaelmas 1705
in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705	64,446	6	4½
in the hands of the Excise Cashier 1 Oct. 1705	1,481	6	4½
				63,927	12	9
				£210,505	18	5


Income

				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
The Duties on Malt, Mum, Cider and Perry 1 Anne, St. 2, c. 3, continued by 2-3 Anne, c. 2, from 23 June 1704 to 24 June 1705.
To Remains in cash at Michaelmas 1704							981	6	3
To money received by the Excise Cashier for the gross produce of this revenue between 2 Oct. 1704 and 1 Oct. 1705 :
	l.	s.	d.
in the quarter ended at
Xmas 1704	18,440	11	4¾
Lady day 1705	159,785	5	3½
Midsummer 1705	259,736	3	8¾
Michaelmas 1705	204,154	13	0½
				642,116	16	5½
out of which is to be abated
the sums paid per the Cashier for salaries to officers 819l. 17s. 10¼d. ; ditto for incidents in management 1,465l. 9s. 1¼d.	2,285	7	2½
							639,831	9	3
							£640,812	15	6
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
The Duties on Malt, Mum, Cider and Perry continued by 3-4 Anne, c. 17, from 23 June 1705 to 24 June 1706.
To Cash for the gross produce [received] by the Cashier of Excise between 24 June 1705 and the 1st October following				1,691	0	8¼
deduct salaries to officers for Michaelmas quarter 1705				268	5	2½
							1,422	15	5¾
							£1,422	15	5¾
							l.	s.	d.
The arrears of the Duties on Malt granted by 8-9 Wm. III, c. 22, from 20 April 1697 to 20 July 1699. [together] with the 36s. per barrel on Sweets [wines] granted by 10-11 Wm. III, c. 21, from 25 March 1701 to 25 March 1706.
To Remains in cash at Michaelmas 1704							11,424	6	11½
To money received by the Cashier of Excise for these Duties severally between 2 Oct. 1701 and 1 Oct. 1705 :
	on Malt.			on Sweets.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
in the quarter ended at
Xmas 1704				214	11	11¾
Lady day 1705	3	11	6	257	15	4¾
Midsummer 1705	502	8	7¾	143	1	8¼
Michaelmas 1705	13	16	8	110	18	4
	519	16	9¾	726	7	4¾
out of which is to be abated from the Duties on Sweets for the charge attending the same at the Exchequer				6	0	0
	519	16	9¾	720	7	4¾	1,240	4	2½
							£12,664	11	2


Expenditure

Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By principal repaid in part of a credit of 650,000l.							565,544	1	5
interest [paid] for loans on that Register at 5 per cent.							28,004	17	3
							593,548	18	8
Remains at Michaelmas 1705
in the Exchequer, 28 Sept. 1705				15,284	15	10
in the hands of the Cashier of Excise, 1 October 1705				1,979	1	0
							47,263	16	10
							640,812	15	6
							£640,812	15	6
Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [paid for] interest upon loans upon this Register at 6 per cent							130	10	0
Remains at Michaelmas 1705
in the Exchequer, 28 Sept. 1705				1,006	3	8½
in the hands of the Cashier of Excise, 1 October 1705				286	1	9¼
							1,292	5	5¾
							£1,422	15	5¾
Per Contra.
	Malt.			Sweets.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By Remains in Cash at Michaelmas 1705 :
in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705	9,148	2	1	3,499	0	6
in the hands of the Cashier of the Excise, 1 October 1705	0	0	0¼	17	8	6¾
	9,148	2	1¼	3,516	9	0¾	12,664	11	2
							£12,664	11	2


Income

Arrears of the 6d. per bushel on Malt, 10s. per barrel on Mum and 4s. per hogshead on Cyder and Perry, granted by 13-14 Wm. III, c. 5, from 9 March 1701-2 to 24 June 1703.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To Remains in Cash at Michaelmas 1704							1,717	19	6¼
To money received by the Cashier of Excise in the quarter to
Xmas 1704	216	3	3½
Lady day 1705	291	17	7¾
Midsummer 1705	289	6	11¾
Michaelmas 1705	198	14	6
				996	2	5
out of which is to be abated the sums paid by the Cashier for allowances on exportations 264l. 13s. 6d. ; to rectify overpayments by Collectors 46l. 8s. 6¾d. ; for incidents 2l. 13s. 4d. ; to repay the Duty on malt consumed by fire 15l. 12s. 0d.				329	7	4¾
							666	15	0¼
							£2,384	14	6½
							l.	s.	d.
1 Anne.
The same Duties on Malt, Mum, Cyder and Perry Continued by 1 Anne, St. 2, c. 3. from the 23rd June 1703 to the 24th June, 1704.
To Balance on the account for the year ended at Michaelmas 1704							23,275	6	4
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To Cash for the gross produce of these Duties in the quarter ended at
Xmas 1704	8,141	11	3¾
Lady day 1705	3,300	11	4¼
Midsummer, 1705	350	2	5½
Michaelmas 1705	303	18	3½
				12,096	6	5
out of which is to be abated
the sums paid by the Cashier of Excise for allowances on Exportations 977l. 2s. 6d. ; the sums paid by him for incidents, 923l. l1s. 3d.				1,900	13	9
							10,195	12	8
To Cash for so much of the Duties on Malt anno 1702 brought to this account because charged in the Exchequer Certificate as received on the [said] Duties pro anno 1703 instead of the Duties pro anno 1702							397	0	3½
							£33,867	19	3½
							l.	s.	d.
The 12d. per bushel on salt granted by 7-8 Wm. III, c. 31, for ever with the Duties on Whale fins and Scotch linen granted 9 & 10 Wm. III. c. 15, for 8 years from 10 July 1698.
To Remains in the Exchequer at Michaelmas 1704							13,840	10	7½
To Cash received there for the neat produce of the Duties between 29 Sept. 1704 and 28 Sept. 1705.
	on Salt.			on Whale fins.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
in the quarter ended at
Xmas 1704	14,709	8	8	2,948	10	3
Lady Day 1705	12,790	18	2	1,462	16	1½
Midsummer 1705	8,795	10	4½	3,168	18	10½
Michaelmas 1705	19,305	0	0	3,843	3	9½
	55,600	17	2½	11,063	9	0½	66,664	6	3
							£80,504	16	10½


Expenditure

Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, for the Marines [as in] part of the quota for wages anno 1702				158	12	0
By [paid to] the Earl of Ranelagh for account of the 5,000 men for sea service anno 1702				1,535	2	8¾
By Cash charged to the account of Malt for the year 1703 because the Exchequer Certificate makes so much to be received there within the time of this account as part of the Duties for the year 1703 instead of the Duties per contra for the year 1702				397	0	3½
Balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer, 28 Sept. 1705	237	10	7½
in the hands of the Cashier of Excise 1 Oct. 1705	56	8	10¾
				293	19	6¼
				£2,384	14	6½
Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By principal repaid at the Exchequer [on the Register of Loans on these Duties]				26,150	0	0
interest [paid] on loans on this Register at 5 per cent.				5,826	14	7
				31,976	11	7
	l.	s.	d.
Remains in Cash 28 Sept. 1705 :
in the Exchequer	1,738	5	0
in the hands of the Cashier of Excise	152	19	8½
				1,891	4	8½
				£33,867	19	3½
Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By principal money repaid on the Register of Loans on the Duties on Salt				61,000	0	0
By [payments of] interest of loans on that Register at 7 per cent.				9,764	19	10
By Cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705				9,739	17	0½
				£80,504	16	10½


Income

							l.	s.	d.
Arrears of the 8d. per bushel on Salt granted by clause 53 of 8-9 Wm. III, c. 20, from 25 March 1697 to 25 December 1699
To Cash remaining in the Exchequer, 29 Sept, 1704							596	7	6½
To money received there between the 29th Sept. 1704 and the 28th Sept. 1705 [of the said Duty]							30	2	10
							£626	10	4½
							l.	s.	d.
The 28d. per bushel on Salt granted by 9 Wm. III, c. 44, from 25 Dec. 1699 for ever, together with the Additional Stamp Duties on Vellum from the 1st August 1698.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer at Michaelmas 1704 for the Surplus of this Fond							30,634	16	2½
To money received there for the neat produce of these Duties between the 29th Sept. 1704 and 28th Sept. 1705.
	on Salt.			on Stamp Duties.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
in the quarter ended at
Xmas 1704	34,296	12	9	8,906	17	2
Lady day 1705	29,593	7	4½	8,709	6	0
Midsummer 1705	20,067	7	0½	1,007	3	8
Michaelmas 1705	45,445	0	0½	11,820	13	9
	129,402	7	2½	39,444	0	7	168,846	7	9½
							£199,481	4	0
							l.	s.	d.
Arrears of the Duty on Stamped Vellum which determined 28 June 1698 as by 5-6 Wm. III, c. 21.
To money received at the Exchequer for account of these arrears between Michaelmas 1704 and Michaelmas 1705							25	11	0
							£25	11	0
							l.	s.	d.
The Continued Duties on Stamped Vellum etc. granted by 8 & 9 Wm. III, c. 20, from 28 June 1698 to 1 August 1706.
To Cash remaining in the Exchequer the 29th September 1704							3,239	5	1
To money received there for the neat produce of these Duties between the 29th Sept. 1704 and the 28th Sept. 1705 :
				l.	s.	d.
in the quarter ended at
Xmas 1704				9,038	19	7
Lady day 1705				8,028	1	3
Midsummer 1705				10,520	11	0
Michaelmas 1705				9,741	14	10
							37,329	6	8
							£40,568	11	9


Expenditure

Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.
By [payments of] interest on loans at 7 per cent. on the Duties on Salt, Glass wares etc.							626	10	4½
							£626	10	4½
Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] the English Company trading to India in a Joint Stock on 133,040l. per an.							133,040	0	0
By [paid to] the General Society not trading in a Joint Stock [to India] on 26,960l. per an.							26,960	0	0
Out of the Surplus of this Fond being 30,634l. 16s. 2½d. at Michaelmas 1704.
	for Principal.			for Interest.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By paid on the Register for the Duties on Coals anno 1698	7,500	0	0	398	12	6
on the Register for the Fifth 4s. Aid and subsidies anno 1702	21,038	11	0	698	4	0
	28,538	11	0	1,096	16	6	29,635	7	6
							189,635	7	6
By Balance in Cash remaining in the Exchequer at Michaelmas, 1705 :
for the Surplus of this Fond at Michaelmas 1704				999	8	8½
for the Surplus of ditto at Michaelmas 1705				8,846	7	9½
							9,845	16	6
							£199,481	4	0
Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.
By [payments for] interest of loans on credit of this grant at 8 per cent.							25	11	0
							£25	11	0
Per Contra.
By paid principal money on the Register for loans on Stamp Duties ended 28 June 1698							20,200	0	0
By paid interest of loans on this Register at 8 per cent.							10,644	4	8
By Balance of Cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705							9,724	7	1
							£40,568	11	9


Income

The Revenue of the Post Office.
							l.	s.	d.
To Remains in Cash at Michaelmas, 1704							2,120	9	0
To Cash for the gross produce of this Revenue received by the hands of Stephen Lilly between the 2nd October 1704 and the 1st October 1705.
	For account of the late King Wm. III's Civil List.			For account of her present Majesty's Civil List.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
in the quarter ended at
Xmas 1704				23,002	1	1
Lady day 1705	115	9	8	27,562	5	3
Midsummer 1705				28,607	3	1
Michaelmas 1705				29,109	4	5
	115	9	8	108,280	13	10
From the gross receipt is to be abated :
for salaries and wages to officers	8,600	4	4
for incident charges	2,924	13	11
for allowance for letters returned	248	3	4
for allowances for ships letters	73	3	6
for charge of packet boats	36,605	11	5
				48,451	16	6
				59,828	17	4
				115	9	8
							59,944	7	0
							£62,064	16	0


Expenditure

Per Contra.
By paid to the several uses following by the Receiver of the Post Office :
		l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
to his Royal Highness the Prince of Denmark		26,000	0	0
on Pensions	per an. l.
to the Duchess of Cleveland	4,700	5,200	0	0
Duke of Schonberg	5,000	5,000	0	0
Duke of Leeds	3,500	3,500	0	0
Duke of Marlborough	5,000	5,000	0	0
Laurence, Earl of Rochester	4,000	4,000	0	0
Earl of Rochford	1,000	1,250	0	0
Lord Keeper Wright	4,000	4,000	0	0
Guy Palmes, Esq.	1,000	1,000	0	0
Charles Osborne	200	200	0	0
Dr. Titus Oates	300	300	0	0
— Johnson, son of Dr. Johnson	300	300	0	0
William Brockett, Esq.	400	400	0	0
					56,150	0	0
For account of the Queen's Civil List at the Exchequer :
Francis Godolphin, Cofferer of the Household, upon account		1,700	0	0
Thomas Lloyd, Paymaster of the Works, upon account		17	8	11
for Fees and Salaries		896	0	9
to Pensions and Annuities		375	0	0
to Henry Scobell on account of the contract for tin		2,000	0	0
					4,988	9	8
For the Publique
to Charles Fox, for the Marquis D'Miremont and his men for the assistance of Savoy, 1704					228	19	3
For account of the late King's debts.
to the University of Oxford on a perpetuity					115	9	8
					61,482	18	7
By Balance in Cash remaining in the Receiver's hands, 1 Oct. 1705					581	17	5
					£62,064	16	0


Income

Small Branches and Casual Revenues.
	For Account of the late King Wm.			For Account of her present Majesty.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To Cash remaining in the Exchequer at Michaelmas 1704 :
On Seizures	159	9	3¾	3,895	10	7
revenue of Cornwall [Duchy]				2,759	13	5½
wood sales				200	0	0
Brewers' Forfeitures	49	16	0	61	9	3
rent of Lotteries	25	3	4
Savoy Hospital revenue				1,100	0	0
imprest repaid per Richard Povey				6,000	0	0
sale of Tin				586	1	0
	234	8	7¾	14,602	14	3½	14,837	2	11¼
To receipts as charged by the Exchequer certificates for account of small branches between 29 Sept. 1704 and 28 Sept. 1705 :
First Fruits (whereof 5,110l. by tallies of pro)				5,126	3	10½
Tenths (whereof 8,015l. by tallies of pro)	94	0	3	9,297	9	10½
Fines on alienations (whereof 1,000l. by tallies of pro)				1,400	0	0
Wine Licence revenue				3,100	0	0
[Sheriffs] proffers	0	8	8	1,119	1	10½
Compositions				10	8	8
Seizures				16,504	9	7½
Land Revenue, viz. :
fines of leases				381	13	2
wood sales				100	0	0
revenue of Cornwall				2,813	7	6
Savoy Hospital rents				144	9	1
Rents on grants				538	4	7½
Fines and Forfeitures for misdemeanours				571	0	10
Brewers' Forfeitures	44	12	6	137	2	11
Profits of the Hanaper (per tallies of pro)				37	4	7
Post Fines in defalcation of the Farmer's rent (per tallies of pro)				2,276	0	0
Sale of the Queen's tin				49,010	19	3½
imprest money repaid by Edward Noell, late Secretary to the Excise	5	5	0
by Wm. Popple, Secretary to the Commissioners of Trade	40	14	10
by Casper Frederick Henning, Paymaster for the Gardens	261	11	6
by Charles Bertie, late Treasurer of the Ordnance				12	0	0
Carried to page xcvi.							£14,837	2	11¼


Expenditure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By paid
To the Civil List of the late King
Lord Edward Russell, Treasurer of the Chamber to Wm. III (out of seizures)	159	9	3¾
Lord Fitz Hardinge, Treasurer of the Chamber to the Queen : for the debts of the late King 40l. 14s. 10d. imprest repaid by Mr. Popple and 22l. 1s. 2d. out of imprest repaid by Mr. Hening	62	16	0
To fees and salaries : out of Tenths 35l. 16s. 6d., proffers 0l. 8s. 8d.	36	5	2
To pensions (out of imprests repaid by Mr. Hening)	239	10	4
To Edward Nicholas for the debts of the late King (out of brewers' forfeitures)	94	8	6
							592	9	3¾
To Queen Anne's Civil List :
to Francis Godolphin, Cofferer of the Household (out of Wine Licences 1,000l. ; out of proffers 52l. 13s. 4d. ; out of Compositions 1l. 13s. 4d.)				1,054	6	8
to Lord FitzHardinge, Treasurer of the Chamber (500l. out of Wine Licences ; 15s. 4d. out of [Sheriffs'] proffers ; 4,353l. 2s. 3d. out of Seizures ; 16l. 13s. 4d. out of rents on grants ; 95l. 4s. 11d. out of Fines and Forfeitures				4,965	15	10
To Thomas Lloyd, Paymaster of the Works (400l. out of Alienations ; 416l. 8s. 8d. out of Sheriffs' Proffers ; 16s. 8d. out of Compositions ; 120l. 5s. 2d. out of Seizures ; 70l. out of Fines of leases ; 47l. 7s. 1d. out of Fines and Forfeitures)				1,054	17	7
to William Roberts, Paymaster of the Works at Windsor, 3s. 4d. out of Proffers ; 89l. 6s. 6d. out of Seizures ; 10l. 10s. 2d. out of Fines and Forfeitures				100	0	0
to Foreign Ministers (500l. out of Wine Licences ; 46l. 5s. 0½d. out of Proffers ; 6l. 16s. 8d. out of Compositions ; 13s. 4d. out of Fines of leases)				553	15	0½
to Fees and Salaries (500l. out of Tenths ; 96l. 14s. 1d. out of Proffers ; 638l. 10s. 0d. out of Seizures ; 9l. 6s. 10d. out of Fines of Leases ; 1,313l. 7s. 6d. out of the Revenue of Cornwall ; 13l. 2s. 0d. out of Fines and Forfeitures ; 37l. 4s. 7d. out of Hanaper profits)				2,608	5	0
to Pensions and Annuities (5,110l. out of First Fruits ; 7,515l. out of Tenths ; 1,000l. out of Alienations)				13,625	0	0
to Edward Nicholas for Lady Essex Griffin (100l. out of Fines and Forfeitures)				100	0	0
to [Royal] Bounties (13s. 4d. out of Proffers ; 402l. 12s. 2d. out of Seizures ; 8s. 8d. out of Fines of Leases ; 13s. 4d. out of Rents on Grants ; 35l. out of Fines and Forfeitures)				439	7	6
Carried to page xcvii.							£592	9	3¾


Income

	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward from page xciv.							14,837	2	11¼
by Philip Papillion, late Treasurer of the Ordnance				5,099	18	5½
by Thomas, Lord Coningsby, Paymaster of the Forces in Ireland				941	14	9
by the surety of Richard Taylor, late Paymaster of the Million Lottery Tickets, who failed				1,000	0	0
	446	12	9	99,620	19	1½	100,067	11	10½
Carried to page xcviii.							£114,904	14	9¾


Expenditure.

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward from page xcv.				592	9	3¾
to William Lowndes for Secret Services (29l. 10s. 0d. out of Proffers ; 6s. 8d. out of Compositions ; 300l. out of Fines of Leases ; 12l. 18s. 3d. out of Fines and Forfeitures)	342	14	11
to the Duchess of Marlborough for the Privy Purse (500l. out of Wine Licences ; 212l. 10s. 5d. out of Proffers ; 8s. 8d. out of Compositions ; 1,019l. 1s. 3d. out of Seizures ; 1,500l. out of the Revenue of Cornwall ; 10l. 3s. 4d. out of Rents on Grants ; 55l. 4s. 8d. out of Fines and Forfeitures)	3,297	8	4
to Contingencies (72l. 15s. 0d. out of Proffers ; 6s. 8d. out of Compositions ; 2,279l. 2s. 0d. out of Seizures ; 1l. 4s. 4d. out of Fines of Leases ; 300l. out of Wood sales ; 497l. 4s. 7½d. out of Rents on Grants ; 194l. 4s. 6d. out of Fines and Forfeitures)	3,344	17	1½
to Henry Scobell, Esq., for buying tin (600l. out of Wine Licences ; 9,200l. out of Seizures ; 2,759l. 13s. 5½d. out of the Revenue of Cornwall ; 1l. out of Rents on Grants ; 1l. 2s. 2d. out of Fines and Forfeitures)	12,561	15	7½
to the Farmers of the Post Fines in defalcation of one year's rent thereof :
out of the Post Fines	2,276	0	0
Total of the Queen's Civil List				46,324	3	7½
To Public Services :
anno 1702 to the Earl of Ranelagh, late Paymaster of the Forces, for account of 5,000 men for Sea Service : out of Imprest [money repaid] by Lord Coningsby				443	4	10
anno 1703 to John How, Esq., for 5,000 men for Sea Service out of Imprest money repaid by Mr. Noell				5	5	0
anno 1704 to Sir Thomas Littleton for the Victualling : out of Imprest money repaid by Mr. Papillion				5,099	18	5½
to Charles Bertie for the Ordnance Land Service : out of Imprest money repaid by himself				12	0	0
to Charles Fox for the Marquis d'Miremont and his men for assisting Savoy (26l. 11s. 3d. out of Tenths ; 190l. 13s. 4d. out of Proffers ; 200l. out of Seizures ; 12l. 10s. 0d. out of Rents on Grants ; 6l. 7s. 1d. out of Fines and Forfeitures)				436	1	8
anno 1705 to the Navy for Wages (3,000l. out of Imprest money repaid by — Povey ; 2,400l. for the Victualling out of ditto				6,000	0	0
to Charles Fox for remittances to Geneva (1,680l. 11s. 4d. out of Seizures ; 100l. for the service of Gibraltar, out of ditto)				1,780	11	1
to the Earl of Ranelagh, more towards paying the Auditors their fees for his accounts, out of Imprest money repaid by Lord Coningsby				68	6	5½


Income

				l.	s.	d.
Brought forward from p. xcvi.				114,904	14	9¾
				£114,904	14	9¾
				l.	s.	d.
The Duty of 4½ per cent. from Barbados and the Leeward Islands.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704				1,753	5	0
To money received there between Michaelmas 1704 and Michaelmas 1705 : to wit in Lady day quarter 1705				2,380	12	7
				£4,133	17	7
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Coinage Duty for the Mint being 10s. per ton on Wines imported as by 18 Car. II, c. 5, and 12-13 Wm. III, c. 11.
To receipts at the Exchequer :
in the quarter ended at Xmas 1704	5,017	15	0
in the quarter ended at Lady day 1705	1,031	8	0½
in the quarter ended at Midsummer 1705	1,074	1	1
in the quarter ended at Michaelmas 1705
				7,123	4	1½
				£7,123	4	1½


Expenditure

Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
to Charles Fox and Thomas, Lord Coningsby, in reward for their extraordinary service as Joint Paymasters of the Forces in Ireland : out of Imprest money repaid by them							300	0	0
to Lieut. Rossitt of Belcastel's Regiment in full of all pretences : out of Imprest money repaid by Lord Coningsby							129	13	5½
to [repayments of] loans on tin repaid : out of the produce of [the sales of] tin 46,650l. ; and interest [on said loans] out of ditto 1,267l. 8s. 11d.							47,917	8	11
							109,109	2	9¾
Balance in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705.
	For the late King's [Civil List] arrears.			for other uses.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
First Fruits				16	3	10½
Tenths	31	12	6	1,282	9	10½
Seizures				317	9	9½
Brewers' Forfeitures				198	12	2
Rent of Lotteries	25	3	4
Sale of tin				1,679	11	4½
Savoy Hospital Revenue				1,244	9	1
Bonds forfeited by R. Taylor's sec[urities]				1,000	0	0
	56	15	10	5,738	16	2	5,795	12	0
							£114,904	14	9¾
Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] Visct. Dupplin by assignment for the Earl of Kinnoull on a perpetuity							500	0	0
By [paid to] Sir Bevill Granville, Governor of Barbados, on his salary and allowances							1,182	4	2
more, being paid to the executors of Col. Farmer, the temporary Governor there							317	15	10
By [paid to] Col. Christopher Conington, Governor of the Leeward Islands on his salary and allowances							1,663	14	11½
By [paid to] the executors of Sir William Mathews who succeeded in that Government							470	2	7½
							£4,133	17	7
Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] Sir Isaac Newton, Master and Worker of the Mint upon account							7,123	4	1½
							£7,123	4	1½


Income

		l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Revenue by Lycensing Hackney Coaches [as by 5-6 Wm. & Mary, c. 22].
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704					500	0	0
to receipts there in the quarters ended at
Xmas 1704		300	0	0
Lady day 1705
Midsummer, 1705		500	0	0
Michaelmas 1705		500	0	0
					1,300	0	0
					1,800	0	0
					£1,800	0	0
					l.	s.	d.
Revenue arising to her Majesty by Prizes. [together] with the Perquisites of Admiralty Droits.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704					905	1	4
	Prizes.	Perquisites of Admiralty.
	l.	l.	s.	d.
To receipts there in the quarter ending at
Xmas 1704	3,000
Lady day, 1705		6,472	1	0
Midsummer, 1705
Michaelmas, 1705	4,000
	7,000	6,472	1	0	13,472	1	0
					£14,377	2	4
					l.	s.	d.
Arrears of the Duty on Paper granted by 8-9 Wm. III, c. 7. for 2 years from 1 March 1696-7.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704					2	16	3½
To receipts there within the time of the account to wit [in] Lady day quarter 1705					5	8	2
					£8	4	5½
					l.	s.	d.
Sale of Forfeited Estates in Ireland.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1701					9,765	15	8
To money arisen by these sales and paid into the Exchequer here [in London] within the time of this account					23,481	1	6
					£33,246	17	2
		l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
The Funds granted by 7 and 8 Wm. III [sic for 8-9 Wm. III, c. 6 and c. 24] for Cancelling Exchequer Bills.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704					484	17	7½
To receipts at the Exchequer between 29 Sept. 1704 and 28 Sept. 1705 :
on the Capitation Subsidies		274	13	7
on the Additional 12d. per £		14	10	2
on the Additional Tonnage and Poundage		4,130	8	7½
					4,419	12	4½
					£4,904	10	0


Expenditure.

Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] the Earl of Ranelagh for account of the 5,000 men for Sea Service anno 1702							300	0	0
By [paid to] to John How, Esq. for account of the 5,000 men for Sea Service anno 1703							500	0	0
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, for the Victualling [as in] part of the [Victualling] quota anno 1704							500	0	0
Balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705							500	0	0
							£1,800	0	0
Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] John How for account of the 5,000 men for Sea Service anno 1703							2,767	3	0
[ditto] more for account of the 5,000 men for Sea Service anno 1704							1,137	18	4
							3,905	1	4
By cash in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705 for Prizes							4,000	0	0
ditto for Perquisites of Admiralty being the effects of [Capt.] Kid who was executed							6,472	1	0
							14,377	2	4
							£14,377	2	4
Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.
By [paid] interest on loans [on the Register of the said Duty at 8 per cent.]							8	0	0
By balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705							0	4	5½
							£8	4	5½
Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] Thomas Jett, Esq., upon account, towards a year's interest on unsatisfied [Army] Debentures [charged on the said sales]							32,246	17	2
By balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705							1,000	0	0
							£33,246	17	2
Per Contra.
				Principal.			Interest.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By Exchequer Bills Cancelled upon the Capitation Subsidies				125	0	0	53	5	4
Ditto upon the Additional Tonnage and Poundage				2,975	0	0	1,249	6	6¼
				3,100	0	0	1,302	11	10¼
							3,100	0	0
	l.	s.	d.
Balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705 :
on Capitation Subsidies	120	2	11
on Additional Tonnage and Poundage	340	8	11½
on the Additional 12d. per £	41	6	3¼
							501	18	1¾
							£4,904	10	0


Income

	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Arrears of divers Taxes and Aids granted by Parliament.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704 :
on the First 12d. Aid, 1 Wm. and Mary	0	3	6
on the First 3s. Aid, 8 Wm. III	0	13	11½
on the Third Quarterly Poll, 9 Wm. III	20	1	9½
on the Second 3s. Aid, 9 Wm. III	4,424	9	5
on the Third 3s. Aid, 10 Wm. III	75	5	8½
on the Second 2s. Aid, 11 Wm. III	658	15	11½
on the Two Thirds of the Fourth 3s. Aid, 12 Wm. III	1,188	10	2½
				6,368	0	6½
To cash received at the Exchequer between the 29th Sept. 1704 and 28th Sept. 1705 on the several Taxes and Aids hereunder mentioned :
First Poll, 1 Wm. and Mary, 1s. in Michaelmas 1705	0	1	0
Two Shillings Aid and Additional 12d. Aid, 1 Wm. and Mary, in Xmas 1704	4	10	0
First 4s. Aid, 4 Wm. and Mary, in Michaelmas 1705	8	4	0
Second Quarterly Poll, 5 Wm. and Mary, 2l. 4s. 0d. in same quarter	2	4	0
Second 4s. Aid, 5 Wm. and Mary, 3l. 17s. 0d. in Xmas 1704 and 8l. 16s. 0d. in Michaelmas 1705	12	13	0
Third 4s. Aid, 6 Wm. and Mary, in Xmas 1704, 4l. 11s. 10d. in Lady day 1705 ; 133l. 13s. 10d., in Midsummer 1705, 76l. 17s. 0d. ; in Michaelmas 1705, 9l. 12s. 0d.	224	14	8
Fourth 4s. Aid, 7 Wm. III in Xmas 1704, 92l. 10s. 1d. ; in Lady day 1705, 1,340l. 4s. 1d., in Michaelmas 1705, 153l. 4s. 0d.	1,585	18	2
First 3s. Aid, 8 Wm. III, in Michaelmas 1705, 1l. 16s. 4d. ; in Midsummer 1705, 22l. 16s. 6d. ; in Michaelmas 1705, 1,159l. 7s. 7d.	1,484	0	5
Third Quarterly Poll, 9 Wm. III, in Xmas 1704, 500l. ; in Midsummer, 1705, 3l. 9s. 0d. ; in Michaelmas 1705, 46l. 3s. 0d.	549	12	0
Second 3s. Aid, 9 Wm. III, in Xmas 1704, 175l. 16s. 4½d., in Lady day, 1705, 413l. 2s. 11d. ; in Midsummer 1705, 71l. 12s. 0½d. ; in Michaelmas 1705, 177l. 18s. 9d.	838	10	1
Third 3s. Aid, 10 Wm. III, in Lady day 1705, 116l. 2s. 6½d. ; in Midsummer 1705, 532l. 3s. 11½d.	648	6	6
Second 2s. Aid, 11 Wm. III, in Midsummer 1705, 134l. 6s. 4½d. ; in Michaelmas 1705, 46l. 13s. 1d.	180	19	8½
One Third of the Fourth 3s. Aid, 12 Wm. III, in Xmas 1704, 182l. 4s. 4d. ; in Lady day 1705, 50l., in Michaelmas 1705, 87l. 19s. 1½d.	320	3	8½
Two Thirds of the Fourth 3s. Aid, 12 Wm. III, in Xmas 1704, 364l. 8s. 8d. ; in Lady day 1705, 100l. ; in Michaelmas 1705, 175l. 18s. 8d.	640	7	4
				6,200	4	7
				£12,568	5	1½


Expenditure.

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By paid out of the First Poll, 1 Wm. and Mary to John How, Esq. on account of 5,000 men for Sea Service, anno 1703				0	1	0
out of the 2s. Aid and Additional 12d. Aid, 1 Wm. and Mary, to ditto for ditto				4	10	0
out of the First 4s. Aid, 4 Wm. and Mary ; to interest of loans at 7 per cent.				8	4	0
out of the First 12d. Aid, 1 Wm. and Mary, to Sir Thomas Littleton for the Victualling in part of the Victualling quota anno 1704				0	3	6
out of the Second Quarterly Poll, 5 Wm. and Mary, to interest of Loans at 6 per cent.				2	4	0
out of the Second 4s. Aid, 5 Wm. and Mary, to John How on account of 5,000 men for Sea Service anno 1703				12	13	0
out of the Third 4s. Aid, 6 Wm. and Mary, to interest of Loans at 5 per cent.				224	14	8
out of the Fourth 4s. Aid, 7 Wm. III, to principal repaid, 1,394l. 2s. 6d. ; to interest at 6 per cent. 191l. 15s. 8d.				1,585	18	2
out of the First 3s. Aid, 8 Wm. III, to interest of Loans at 8 per cent.				1,184	0	0
out of the Third Quarterly Poll, 9 Wm. III, to interest of Loans at 8 per cent.				562	0	0
out of the Third 3s. Aid, 10 Wm. III, to interest of Loans at 7 per cent.				710	19	9
out of the Second 2s. Aid, 11 Wm. III, to principal repaid, 302l. 9s. 11d. ; to interest at 5 per cent., 293l. 13s. 3d.				596	3	2
out of the Two Thirds of the Fourth 3s. Aid, 12 Wm. III, to interest of Loans at 6 per cent.				235	19	9
By Balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705 :
of the First 3s. Aid, 8 Wm. III	0	14	4½
of the Third Quarterly Poll, 9 Wm. III	7	13	9½
of the Second 3s. Aid, 9 Wm. III for Exchequer Bills	5,262	19	6
of the Third 3s. Aid, 10 Wm. III	12	12	5½
of the Second 2s. Aid, 11 Wm. III	243	12	6
of the Two Thirds of the Fourth 3s. Aid, 12 Wm. III	1,592	17	9½
of the One Third ditto for Exchequer Bills	320	3	8½
				7,440	14	1½
				£12,568	5	1½


Income.

	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Arrears of the Duties on Marriages, Births, etc., 6 and 7 Wm. III, c. 6, which ended 1 May, 1700.
To money received at the Exchequer in Xmas quarter 1704	0	4	0
in Michaelmas quarter 1705	11	16	6
				12	0	6
				£12	0	6
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
The Continued Duties on Marriages, Births, etc., by 8-9 Wm. III, c. 20, from 1 May 1700 to 1 Aug. 1706.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704				1,547	1	8
To money received there between 29 Sept. 1704 and 28 Sept. 1705 :
in 1704 Xmas quarter	10,282	3	11
in 1705 Lady day quarter	8,088	10	8
in 1705 Midsummer quarter	12,337	11	1
in 1705 Michaelmas quarter	8,517	14	7
	39,226	0	3
deduct, to reimburse the like sum overpaid by Thomas Richards et al. on their account as the Receiver of this Duty for Hertfordshire	1,477	0	10
				37,748	19	5
				£42,296	1	1
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
The Duties on Houses for Windows Continued by an Act of 8 and 9 Wm. III, c. 20, to 1 August 1706.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704				21,510	4	9½
To money received there between 29 Sept. 1704 and 28 Sept. 1705 :
in 1704 Xmas quarter	39,094	16	11
in 1705 Lady day quarter	17,175	8	7
in 1705 Midsummer quarter	26,146	18	0
in 1705 Michaelmas quarter	32,045	16	5
	114,462	19	11
deduct, to reimburse Charles Brawne an overpayment on his account of these Duties as Receiver for co. Somerset	10	0	0
				114,422	19	11
				£135,933	4	8½


Expenditure.

Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.
By paid Interest of Loans on this [Fond's] Register at 8 per cent.							12	0	6
							£12	0	6
Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.
By paid Principal on the Register [of Loans on this fond] for the Duties on Marriages ended sic for commencing] 1 May 1700							18,428	12	2
By paid Interest at 8 per cent.							16,318	8	8
By balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705							7,549	0	3
							42,296	1	1
							£42,296	1	1
Per Contra.
	Principal.			Interest.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By paid Principal and Interest on the several Loan Registers following :
on the Fourth 4s. Aid	3,721	0	0	5,557	2	2
on the Three Fourths Customs	4,000	0	0	301	12	1
on the Two Thirds Double 9d. Excise	3,050	0	0	355	8	9
on the Second Quarterly Poll	1,500	0	0	393	2	0
on the Additional Impositions	29,500	0	0	5,999	17	7
on Stamp Duties on Vellum	4,900	0	0	284	3	0
on Marriages, Births, etc.	50,500	0	0	3,233	10	9
	97,171	0	0	16,124	16	4	113,295	16	4
By balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705							22,637	8	4½
							£135,933	4	8½


Income.

							l.	s.	d.
Fifth 4s. Aid, ult. Wm. III and 1 Anne as by 1 Anne, c. 6, granted for one year from 25 March 1702.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer on 29 Sept. 1704							4,869	15	1¼
	on the Sixth 4s. Aid.			on Subsidies.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To money received there between 29 Sept. 1704 and 28 Sept. 1705 :
in 1704 Xmas quarter	943	10	6	1,193	12	0
in 1705 Lady day
in 1705 Midsummer quarter
in 1705 Michaelmas quarter	254	18	6½	206	12	11
	1,198	9	0½	1,400	4	11	2,598	13	11½
							£7,468	9	0¾
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Sixth 4s. Aid, 1 Anne, St. 2, c. 1, granted for 1 year from 25 March 1703.
The several Subsidies granted by a distinct Act for the same year.
To Remains in cash at Michaelmas 1704 :
on the Sixth 4s. Aid				29,762	6	5½
on the Subsidies				583	8	5
							30,345	14	10½
	on the Sixth 4s. Aid.			on Subsidies.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To money received there between 29 Sept. 1704 and 28 Sept. 1705 :
in 1704 Xmas quarter	32,082	5	11	12,067	15	11
in 1705 Lady day quarter	21,119	10	5	4,791	17	9½
in 1705 Midsummer quarter	5,872	19	0	1,535	11	5
in 1705 Michaelmas quarter	10,848	8	2	1,978	1	7½
	69,923	3	6	20,373	6	9
Deduct, to reimburse Receivers several overpayments on their account out of the Sixth 4s. Aid, viz. 70l. 14s. 7¾d. to William Burslem, Receiver for co. Stafford ; 58l. 1s. 2½d. to Thomas Austen, ditto for co. Hants ; 321l. 3s. 2½d. to William Cauthorp, ditto for part of Lincolnshire				out of Subsidies 92l. 13s. 10d. to John Andrews Receiver for co. Warwick ; 14l. 2s. 6½d. John Millicent, ditto for co. Cambridge.
	449	19	0¾	106	16	4½
	69,473	4	5¼	20,266	10	4½	89,739	14	9¾
							£120,085	9	8¼


Expenditure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
By Principal repaid [on the Register of Loans] on this Aid	5,130	0	0
By paid Interest at 6 per cent.	313	8	11
By balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705	2,025	0	1¾
	7,468	9	0¾
	£7,468	9	0¾
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
Out of the Sixth 4s. Aid.
by principal repaid [of loans on the Register of this] Aid.	92,020	0	0
by interest at 5 per cent.	3,498	9	8
Out of Subsidies.
by principal repaid	15,100	0	0
by interest at 5 per cent.	4,411	7	2
Balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705 :
on the Sixth 4s. Aid	3,717	1	2¾
on the Subsidies	1,338	11	7½
	120,085	9	8¼
	£120,085	9	8¼


Income

	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
The Seventh 4s. Aid, 2-3 Anne, c. 1 granted for one year from 25 March 1704.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704				951	4	7
To money received there between 29 Sept. 1704 and 28 Sept. 1705 :
in 1704 Xmas quarter	468,328	13	10
in 1705 Lady day quarter	459,652	17	5½
in 1705 Midsummer quarter	187,546	17	3½
in 1705 Michaelmas quarter	547,153	12	3¼
	1,662,682	0	10¼
deduct, to reimburse Baldwyn Mallet, Esq., Receiver of the Sixth 4s. Aid, for co. Somerset, for so much paid by mistake of his correspondent on this Aid instead of on the Sixth 4s. Aid	1,000	0	0
				1,661,682	0	10¼
				£1,662,633	5	5¼
				l.	s.	d.
The Eighth 4s. Aid, by 3-4 Anne, c. 1, granted for one year from 25 March 1705.
To cash for so much received at the Exchequer between 13 July 1705 and 28 Sept. following				174,644	4	0
				£174,644	4	0
				l.	s.	d.
Loans on the Duties on Houses for Windows as by 7 and 8 Wm. III, c. 18.
To loans remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704				92	2	10½
				£92	2	10½
Pro Anno 1701.
				l.	s.	d.
Loans on 3,700l. per week out of the Hereditary and Temporary Excise as by 12-13 Wm. III, c. 12.
To loans remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704				2,175	15	1¾
				£2,175	15	1¾
Pro Anno 1702.
				l.	s.	d.
Loans on the Fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies as by 1 Anne, c. 6.
To loans remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704				4,570	15	1
				£4,570	15	1
Pro Anno 1703.
				l.	s.	d.
Loans on the Subsidies granted 1 Anne, St. 2, c. 17.
To loans at the Exchequer in the week ended 7 April 1705	238	13	8
To loans at the Exchequer in the week ended 1 June 1705	495	15	11
				734	9	7
				£734	9	7


Expenditure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
By Principal repaid [of the loans on the Register of this Aid]	1,577,110	0	0
By interest at 5 per cent.	63,476	10	2
	1,640,586	10	2
By balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705	22,046	15	3¼
	£1,662,633	5	5¼
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
By principal repaid in part of a credit for 1,850,000l.	159,823	13	0
By interest at 5 per cent.	12,510	15	2
	172,334	8	2
By balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705	2,309	15	10
	£174,644	4	0
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
By loans remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705	92	2	10½
	£92	2	10½
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
By loans remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705	2,175	15	1¾
	£2,175	15	1¾
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
By interest of loans on the First 3s. Aid in further part of 33,847l. 18s. 5d. for one year	120	0	0
By [ditto] on the Third Quarterly Poll in further part of 18,381l. 12s. 0d. for one year	108	0	0
By [ditto] on Coals transferred to Leather [as by 8-9 Wm. III, c. 21] in further part of 35,310l. 13s. 4d. for one year	195	15	4
By loans remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705	4,146	19	9
	£4,570	15	1
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] John How, Esq. for account of Guards and Garrisons anno 1703	734	9	7
	£734	9	7


Income

Pro Anno 1704.
							l.	s.	d.
Loans on Malt, Mum, etc., granted 2-3 Anne, c. 2, for one year from 23 June 1704.
To loans remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704							10,810	2	3
	in Money			by levying tallies.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To loans made in the quarter ended at :
Xmas 1704	8,327	16	0	59,375	0	0
Lady day, 1705	792	1	0	57,796	2	11½
Midsummer, 1705
Michaelmas, 1705	500	0	0
	9,619	17	0	117,171	2	11½	126,790	19	11½
							£137,601	2	2½
Pro Anno 1704.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Loans on the One Third Additional Subsidy for Tonnage and Poundage granted 2-3 Anne, c. 18, for 3 years from 8 March 1703-4, by
To loans remaining in the Exchequer 29 Sept. 1704							925	5	11
To loans made there in the quarter ended at
Xmas, 1704				1,900	0	0
Lady day, 1705				25,000	0	0
Midsummer, 1705
Michaelmas, 1705				1,500	0	0
							28,400	0	0
							£29,325	5	11


Expenditure

Per Contra.
		l.	s.	d.
Out of the loans in money.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, for account of the Victualling		20,291	2	8¾
In tallies for uses to be appointed.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, upon account		25,000	0	0
By [paid to] Charles Bertie, late Treasurer of the Ordnance, upon account		17,671	5	5
By [paid to] Charles Fox, Esq. intended for Subsidies to the Allies, anno 1704		27,470	19	0
[to ditto] more, intended for the 8,000 men in Portugal, anno 1704		12,061	10	4¼
[to ditto] more, for the 13,000 men to be maintained by Portugal, anno 1704		17,510	2	7¼
By [paid to] John How, Esq. intended for Guards and Garrisons, anno 1704		17,457	5	7
Memorandum :	the respective accountants [as above for payments made by tallies] are made Debtors for these tallies by a particular account infra p. cxxvi vide that account for the uses to which they are applied.
By Balance in loans remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705		138	16	6¼
		£137,601	2	2½
Per Contra.
		l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy : for wages to seamen		840	0	0
[to ditto] for Walter Whitfeild, Paymaster of Marines : upon account [for the Marines]		1,425	5	11
[to ditto] for the Victualling		560	0	0
By [paid to] Charles Fox, Esq. for account of the 10,000 additional men, anno 1704		21,113	9	5
By [to ditto] for account of the 8,000 men in Portugal, anno 1704		395	10	0
By [paid to] John How, for account of the 5,000 men for Sea Service, anno 1704		1,244	19	4½
By Balance in loans remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705		3,746	1	2½
		£29,325	5	11


Income

Loans on Credit of the money arising by sale of her Majesty's tin.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To loans made out of the Exchequer between the 29th Sept. 1704 and the 28th Sept. 1705 :
in the quarter ended at Xmas, 1704	900	0	0
in the quarter ended at Lady day, 1705	1,000	0	0
in the quarter ended at Midsummer, 1705	41,850	0	0
in the quarter ended at Michaelmas, 1705	69,647	4	0
				113,397	4	0
				£113,397	4	0
Pro anno 1704.
Contributions for Annuities out of the 3,700l. per week Excise as by 2-3 Anne, c. 3.
				l.	s.	d.
To remains in cash at Michaelmas 1704 :
for the public services of the year 1704 to complete 1,200,000l.				48,413	6	8½
to pay the annuities incurring from Lady day 1704 to Xmas 1705				182,675	18	6
To money contributed since Michaelmas 1704 by defaulters who were relieved by an Act [? 3-4 Anne, c. 14] passed in the year 1705 : viz.
for annuities on single lives at 9 years' purchase paid in the week ending 16 March 1704-5				300	0	0
				231,389	5	2½
				£231,389	5	2½


Expenditure

Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By paid at the Exchequer for the uses following, viz. :
On account of the Civil List.
to John, Visct. Fitzharding, Treasurer of the Chamber				11,953	0	2
to Ralph, Duke of Montague, Master of the Great Wardrobe				5,000	0	0
to Charles Hodges, gent, for the service of the Robes				5,000	0	0
to Thomas Lloyd, Paymaster of the Works				10,523	12	10
to sundry Foreign Ministers on their Ordinary and Extraordinary allowances				12,623	4	6
to Fees and Salaries [payable at the Exchequer]				9,189	17	6½
to pensions and annuities				75	0	0
to Edward Nicholas, Esq. for [the Queen's private] pensions and charities payable by him				4,751	19	9½
to ditto for the French Protestants as her Majesty's Bounty				15,000	0	0
to the Band of Pensioners : by the hands of William Smith, Paymaster of said Band				3,000	0	0
to Sir Charles Hedges : for Secret Service				2,000	0	0
to the Duchess of Marlborough for her Majesty's Privy Purse				5,000	0	0
to Contingencies of divers natures				8,586	9	2
to Henry Scobell, Esq. on account for buying tin (total for the Civil List 98,647l. 4s. 0d).				5,194	0	0
For Public Services.
to Charles Fox, Esq. late Paymaster of the Forces, for services proper to the accounts of the several years following :
anno 1704, for Monsieur Machado towards the loss of horses and waggons in the campaign				4,000	0	0
anno 1705, for the King of Denmark towards arrears of Subsidies				9,500	0	0
By loans remaining in the Exchequer at 28 Sept. 1705				1,250	0	0
				£113,397	4	0
Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, for Wages to seamen				1,680	0	0
By [paid to ditto] for Walter Whitfeild, Esq., Paymaster of the Marines upon account				8,415	2	1
By [paid to ditto] for the Victualling				1,120	0	0
By [paid to] Charles Fox, Esq., late Paymaster of the Forces, for account of the 8,000 men in Portugal, anno 1704				3,000	0	0
By [paid to] John How, Esq., for account of Guards and Garrisons, anno 1704				8,774	8	6¼
By [paid to ditto] for account of the 5,000 men for sea service, anno 1704				22,628	0	5¼
By [paid to ditto] for account of Invalids, anno 1704				2,795	15	8
By [paid to] Annuities payable out of the Contribution money from Lady day 1704 to Xmas 1705 : viz.
	l.	s.	d.
on Annuities for one life paid	25,100	6	8
on Annuities for two lives	11,646	5	0
on Annuities for three lives	4,221	8	4
on Annuities for 99 years	76,430	18	0½
				117,398	18	0½
By Remains at Michaelmas 1705 to pay annuities to Xmas 1705				65,577	0	5½
				£231,389	5	2½


Income

Pro anno 1705.
	For annuities for 99 years from Xmas 1705 at 15 years' purchase.			For one life at 6 years' purchase.			For two lives at 4 years' purchase.			For three lives at three years' purchase.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Contributions for further Annuities out of the 3,700l. per week Excise as by 3-4 Anne, c. 2.
To money paid into the Exchequer
Between 12 Jan. 1704-5 and 30 March 1705	245,891	13	4	7,514	0	0	1,928	0	0	1,520	0	0
Between 30 March 1705 and 29 June 1705	218,511	13	4	11,654	0	0	3,215	6	8	1,463	0	0
Between 29 June 1705 and 28 Sept. 1705	225,596	13	4	8,454	0	0	1,998	13	4	1,079	0	0
	690,000	0	0	27,622	0	0	7,172	0	0	4,062	0	0	728,856	0	0
To tallies levied to answer the Contributions directed to be made by the several Treasurers and Paymasters as per contra viz. : in the week ended 4 May 1705				106,106	0	0	35,180	0	0	7,547	0	0	148,833	0	0
	690,000	0	0	133,728	0	0	42,352	0	0	11,609	0	0	877,689	0	0
Carried forward to page cxvi.													£877,689	0	0


Expenditure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Out of Contributions in money.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy :
for the [Navy] Ordinary	27,600	0	0
for Wages to Seamen	70,446	14	6
for Walter Whitfeild, Paymaster of the Marines, upon account	11,590	5	4
for the Victualling	32,814	3	9¼
for Wear and Tear	45,356	0	0
				187,807	3	7¼
By [paid to] Charles Bertie, late Treasurer of the Ordnance :
for land services	20,000	0	0
for sea services	20,000	0	0
				40,000	0	0
By [paid to] Charles Fox, Esq., late Paymaster of the Forces [Abroad] :
for the 40,000 men				4,637	2	10
for account of Subsidies :
to the King of Denmark	9,375	0	0
to the Duke of Savoy	600	0	0
to the King of Portugal	5,000	0	0
				14,975	0	0
for the King of Prussia :
for the 8,000 succours sent to the Duke of Savoy				12,500	0	0
By [paid to] James Brydges, the present Paymaster of the Forces [Abroad] :
for account of the 40,000 men	93,604	11	8¼
for account of the 10,000 additional men	36,895	10	4
for account of the 10,200 men in Portugal	28,666	0	0
for account of Subsidies, to wit to the Duke of Savoy	539	6	4
for services, issued on the order for making good Extraordinaries paid anno 1703 and not provided for [by Parliament] before 1705, for and in lieu of the said Extraordinaries, per the particulars infra p. cxlv.	3,770	0	0
				163,475	8	1¼
By [paid to] John Nutin, Paymaster of the Transports, upon account [for the Transport Service]				18,700	2	10¾
By [paid to] John How, Esq. [Paymaster of Guards and Garrisons] :
for account of Guards and Garrisons	81,653	9	9
for account of the 5,000 men for Sea Service	29,984	15	7
for account of the Invalids	817	1	0
for account of the 5,000 men in lieu of those serving with the Fleet	15,421	2	8
				127,876	9	0
By [paid to] the Trustees for Circulating Exchequer Bills : upon account				3,433	0	3
By [paid to] William Clayton, upon account to answer the allowance [of rebate] to [the Annuities] Contributors for prompt payment				3,650	0	0
Carried forward to page cxvii.				£577,054	6	8¼


Income

	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward from page cxiv.	877,689	0	0
	£877,689	0	0



Expenditure.
										l.	s.	d.
Brought forward from page cxv.										577,054	6	8¼
the Tallies as per contra
	for annuities expectant upon
	one life.			two lives.			three lives.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
[in the name of or nominally subscribed] by
Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy	41,631	0	0	12,042	0	0
Charles Fox, Esq. [as Paymaster] for the 40,000 men	29,202	0	0	20,938	0	0	6,020	0	0
for the 10,000 [additional] men	12,000	0	0
for the 10,200 men in Portugal	12,000	0	0
John How, Esq. [as Paymaster] for Guards and Garrisons	11,273	0	0	2,200	0	0	1,527	0	0
	106,106	0	0	35,180	0	0	7,547	0	0	148,833	0	0
Memorandum : the respective accountants are made debtors for these tallies by a particular account infra, p. cxxvi. which see for the uses to which they are applied.
Balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705										151,801	13	3¾
										£877,689	0	0



Income
Pro anno 1705.
	In money.			By levying tallies.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Loans on the Eighth 4s. Aid granted by 3-4 Anne, c. 1, for one year from 25 March 1705.
To loans made at the Exchequer between 8 Dec. 1704 and 29 Dec. 1704	612,463	13	0	300,000	0	0
between 9 Dec. 1704 and 30 March 1705	283,976	9	9½	110,020	16	6
between 30 March 1705 and 29 June 1705	377,302	16	0	46,601	8	8½
between 29 June 1705 and 28 Sept. following	82,134	16	0
	1,355,877	14	9½	456,622	5	2½	1,812,500	0	0
Carried forward to page cxx.							£1,812,500	0	0



Expenditure.
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Out of the loans in money.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy :
for the [Navy] Ordinary	28,000	0	0
for Wages to Seamen	149,110	15	5
for Walter Whitfeild, Paymaster of the Marines, upon account [for the Marines]	45,019	16	4
for the Victualling	207,789	16	3¼
for Wear and Tear	221,615	0	0
				651,535	8	0¼
By [paid to] Charles Bertie, late Treasurer of the Ordnance :
for the Land Services of the Ordnance	20,000	0	0
for Sea Services of the Ordnance	20,000	0	0
				40,000	0	0
By [paid to] Charles Fox, late Paymaster of the Forces [Abroad] :
for account of the 40,000 men	219,152	9	7½
for account of the 10,000 [Additional] men	37,909	18	6¼
for account of the 10,200 men in Portugal	30,472	0	0
for account of Subsidies to the Duke of Savoy	51,617	0	11
to the King of Portugal	18,104	11	0
for Sea Services, issued on the order for making good Extraordinaries paid anno 1703 and not provided for until anno 1705 for and in lieu of the said Extraordinaries as per the particulars infra p. cxli.	22,883	13	8
for account of recruiting English horse lost at the battles of Schellenberg and Blenheim	6,725	0	0
for account of recruiting the horses of the Foreign Troops lost then	24,065	0	0
for account of the charge of an additional Regiment of Dragoons and Foot upon the Portugal Establishment	5,135	0	0
for account of the charge of two Surgeons and 4 mates for the Hospital in Portugal	244	0	0
for account of maintaining the 5,000 Additional men in lieu of those serving with the Fleet	4,796	18	6
				421,105	12	2¾
Memorandum : This body was afterwards put under the pay of John How, Esq.
By [paid to] James Brydges, Esq., the present Paymaster [of the Forces Abroad] : for account of the 40,000 men	109,748	5	9½
for account of the 10,200 men in Portugal	7,863	17	10¾
				117,612	3	8¼
By [paid to] John Nutin, Esq., Paymaster of the Transports, upon account				20,000	0	0
By [paid to] John How, Esq., Paymaster of Guards and Garrisons :
for account of Guards and Garrisons	74,660	14	5¼
for account of the 5,000 men for Sea Service	19,085	14	5
for account of the Invalids	1,278	2	0
for account of the 5,000 Additional men in lieu of those serving with the Fleet	10,600	0	0
				105,624	10	10¼
Carried forward to page cxxi.				£1,355,877	14	9½



Income
							l.	s.	d.
Brought forward from page cxviii.							1,812,500	0	0
							£1,812,500	0	0
Pro anno 1705.
	In Money.			By levying tallies.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Loans on Malt, Mum, Cyder and Perry Duties Continued by the Act 3-4 Anne, c. 17, for one year from 21 June 1705.
To loans at the Exchequer
between 12 Jan. 1704-5 and 30 March 1705	292,659	12	8
between 30 March 1705 and 29 June 1705	12,400	0	0
between 29 June and 28 Sept. 1705	10,000	0	0	10,000	0	0
	315,059	12	8	10,000	0	0	325,059	12	8
							£325,059	12	8



Expenditure.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward from page cxx.				1,355,877	14	9½
Per Contra.
In tallies [levyed] for uses to be appointed.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, upon account				300,000	0	0
By [paid to] Charles Fox, Esq.
intended for the 40,000 men	74,555	2	8½
intended for the 10,000 additional men	11,971	4	0
intended for the 10,200 men in Portugal	20,000	0	0
intended for Subsidies to the Allies	38,095	18	6
intended for the King of Prussia for the succours sent to Savoy	12,000	0	0
				156,622	5	2½
Memorandum :
The respective accomptants are made Debtors for these tallies by a particular accompt infra p. cxxvi. Vide that account for the uses to which they are applied.
				£1,812,500	0	0
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Out of the Loans in Money.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy :
for Wages to Seamen	110,259	9	6
for the Victualling	18,950	10	6½
for Wear and Tear	5,000	0	0
				134,210	0	0½
By [paid to] Charles Bertie, Esq., late Treasurer of the Ordnance :
for Land Services of the Ordnance	15,000	0	0
for Sea Services of ditto	15,000	0	0
				30,000	0	0
By [paid to] Charles Fox, Esq., late Paymaster of the Forces [Abroad] :
for account of the 40,000 men	33,238	12	5½
for account of the 10,000 additional men	15,256	9	5
for account of the 10,200 men in Portugal	28,468	11	3
for account of Subsidies to wit :
to the Duke of Savoy	25,055	11	1
to the King of Portugal	32,589	17	11
				134,609	2	1½
By [paid to] James Brydges, Esq., the present Paymaster [of the Forces Abroad] :
for account of the 40,000 men	1,000	0	0
for services issued on the order for making good Extraordinaries paid anno 1703 for and in lieu of the said Extraordinaries as per the particulars infra, p. cxlv.	5,240	10	6
				6,240	10	6
By [paid to] John Nutin, Esq., Paymaster of the Transports upon account [for the Transport service]				10,000	0	0
				315,059	12	8
In tallies [struck] for uses to be appointed.
By [issued to] James Brydges, Esq. :
intended for the 40,000 men	5,000	0	0
on the order to make good Extraordinaries paid anno 1703	5,000	0	0
				10,000	0	0
Memorandum :
Mr. Brydges is made Debtor for these tallies by a particular account infra p. cxxvi. vide that account for the uses to which they are applied.
				£325,059	12	8



Income
Pro anno 1705.
	In money.			By levying tallies.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Loans on the Two Thirds Additional Subsidy of Tonnage and Poundage granted by 3-4 Anne, c. 3, for 4 years from 8 March 1704-5.
To Loans at the Exchequer :
between 12 Jan. 1704-5 and 30 March 1705	205,895	0	0	100,000	0	0
between 30 March 1705 and 29 June 1705	38,295	0	0
between 29 June 1705 and 28 Sept. 1705	85,543	9	6	35,732	16	3
	329,733	9	6	135,732	16	3	465,466	5	9
							£465,466	5	9



Expenditure.
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Out of the Loans in money.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy :
for the Navy Ordinary	5,000	0	0
for Wages	31,521	11	7
for Walter Whitfeild, Paymaster of the Marines, upon account for the Marines	2,238	7	6
for the Victualling	21,687	15	11
for Wear and Tear	137,356	0	0
				197,803	15	0
By [paid to] Harry Mordaunt, Esq., Treasurer of the Ordnance :
for Ordnance Land Services				10,000	0	0
By [paid to] Charles Fox, Esq., late Paymaster of the Forces Abroad :
for account of the 40,000 men	22,500	0	0
for account of the 10,000 additional men	5,000	0	0
for account of Bounty to the Land Forces for their behaviour in the two battles anno 1704	40,000	0	0
				67,500	0	0
By [paid to] James Brydges, Esq., the present Paymaster of the Forces Abroad
for account of the 40,000 men	16,008	4	8
for account of the 10,200 men in Portugal	12,432	12	1
for account of Subsidies : to wit to the Duke of Savoy	24,888	17	9
				53,329	14	6
				328,633	9	6
In tallies [levyed] for uses to be appointed.
By [issued to] Charles Fox, Esq. :
intended for Subsidies to the Duke of Savoy	25,000	0	0
intended for Subsidies to the King of Portugal	25,000	0	0
				50,000	0	0
By [issued to] James Brydges :
intended for the 10,200 men in Portugal	21,427	5	2
intended for Subsidies to the King of Portugal	4,305	11	1
more on the order to make good Extraordinaries paid anno 1703	10,000	0	0
				35,732	16	3
By [issued to] John How :
intended for Guards and Garrisons				50,000	0	0
Balance in Loans remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705				1,100	0	0
Memorandum :
The respective Paymasters are made Debtors for the above tallies by a particular account infra p. cxxvi, vide the account for the several uses to which they were applied.
				£465,466	5	9



Income
Pro anno 1705.
	In money.			By levying tallies.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Loans on the Continued Duties on Low Wines and Additional Duties on Coffee, etc., as granted by 3-4 Anne, c. 18, and Continued to 24 June 1710
To Loans at the Exchequer
between 9 March 1704-5 and 30 March 1705	183,573	12	6	75,500	0	0
between 30 March 1705 and 29 June 1705	101,497	13	0
between 29 June 1705 and 28 Sept. 1705	82,248	6	8	29,500	0	0
	367,319	12	2	105,000	0	0	472,319	12	2
							£472,319	12	2



Expenditure.
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Out of Loans in Money.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy
for the [Navy] Ordinary	10,000	0	0
for Wages to Seamen	53,561	1	0
for Victualling	84,726	8	0
for Wear and Tear	10,000	0	0
				158,287	9	0
By [paid to] Charles Bertie, late Treasurer of the Ordnance for Land services of the Ordnance				10,000	0	0
By [paid to] Charles Fox, late Paymaster of the Forces [Abroad]
for account of the 40,000 men	62,125	5	1½
for account of the 10,000 additional men	11,971	4	0½
for account of the 10,200 men in Portugal	10,374	17	11
for services issued on the order for making good Extraordinaries paid anno 1703 and not provided for till anno 1705 for and in lieu of the said Extraordinaries as per the particulars p. cxli.	6,326	12	8
for account of Bounty Money to the Land Forces for their behaviour in the two battles anno 1704	25,000	0	0
for account of Levy money for the 5,000 additional men in lieu of those serving with the Fleet	11,520	0	0
				127,317	19	9
By [paid to] James Brydges, Esq., the present Paymaster of the Forces Abroad :
for account of the 40,000 men	18,868	13	4
for account of the 10,200 men in Portugal	3,000	0	0
for account of Subsidies, to wit : to the King of Portugal	3,177	10	0
				25,046	3	4
By [paid to] John Nutin, Esq., Paymaster of the Transports, upon account [for the Transport service]				11,000	0	0
By [paid to] John How, Paymaster General of Guards and Garrisons :
for account of Guards and Garrisons	12,631	0	1
for account of the 5,000 men in Sea Service	2,942	0	0
for account of the 5,000 Additional men in lieu of those serving with the Fleet	12,420	0	0
				27,993	0	1
				359,644	12	2
In Tallies [levyed] for uses to be appointed.
By [issued to] Charles Fox :
intended for the 40,000 men	62,000	0	0
intended for the 10,000 [additional] men	13,500	0	0
				75,500	0	0
By [issued to] James Brydges :
intended for the 10,200 men in Portugal	9,500	0	0
intended for the Subsidies to the King of Portugal	20,000	0	0
				29,500	0	0
				464,644	12	2
Balance in loans remaining in the Exchequer 28 Sept. 1705				7,675	0	0
				£472,319	12	2
Memorandum :
The respective Paymasters are made Debtors for these tallies by a particular account infra p. cxxviii. See that account for the several uses to which they were applied.



Income
				l.	s.	d.
Lionel Herne for the money imprested by him for purchasing Exchequer Bills.
To cash for the balance remaining in his hands on this account at 29 Sept. 1704				223	0	4½
				£223	0	4½
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
The several Accomplants for the sums imprested to them in tallies for uses to be appointed.
To the sums [in tallies] remaining in their hands unapplied at Michaelmas 1704 :
In the hands of
Sir Thomas Littleton, of loans on the Fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies anno 1702	385	0	7
Charles Fox, of loans on Coals anno 1703 for the 10,000 additional men	11,915	4	0
ditto of loans on the Seventh 4s. Aid anno 1704 for ditto	12,585	3	2½
ditto of loans on ditto for the 40,000 men	48,437	3	2½
Charles Bertie, of loans on the Seventh 4s. Aid for Land Service of the Ordnance anno 1704	20,000	0	0
John How, of loans on the Seventh 4s. Aid for Guards and Garrisons anno 1704	70,809	4	4¼
				164,131	15	4¼
To the sums imprested to the several Treasurers and Paymasters in tallies for uses to be appointed between Michaelmas 1704 and Michaelmas 1705.
For the service of the year 1704.
Tallies on Malt.
to Charles Bertie, late Treasurer of the Ordnance, as per the account p. cxi.	17,671	5	5
to Charles Fox, late Paymaster of the Forces Abroad, as per the same account	57,042	11	11½
to John How, Paymaster of Guards and Garrisons, as per the same account	17,457	5	7
to Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, as per the same account	25,000	0	0
				117,171	2	11½
For the service of the year 1705.
Tallies for Reversionary Annuities.
to Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, as per the account p. cxvii.	53,673	0	0
to Charles Fox, late Paymaster of the Forces Abroad as per the same account	80,160	0	0
to John How, Paymaster of Guards and Garrisons, as per the same account	15,000	0	0
				148,833	0	0
Tallies on the Eighth 4s. Aid.
to Sir Thomas Littleton : as per the account p. cxviii	300,000	0	0
to Charles Fox : as per the same account	156,622	5	2½
				456,622	5	2½
Tallies on Malt.
to James Brydges, as per account p. cxxiii.				10,000	0	0
Tallies on the Two Thirds Tonnage.
to Charles Fox : as per the account, p. cxxiii.	50,000	0	0
to James Brydges : as per the same account	35,732	16	3
to John How : as per the same account	50,000	0	0
				135,732	16	3



Expenditure.
Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By cash in the hands of Mr. Herne 28 Sept. 1705				223	0	4½
				£223	0	4½
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By the Applications directed at the Treasury [by the Treasury Lords] out of the tallies per contra on the moneys advanced thereon [whether by members of the public or by the respective Departmental Treasurers themselves].
Out of tallies on the Fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies
pro anno 1702 : by [issued to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, for account of Wages to Seamen				385	0	7
Out of tallies on Coals.
pro anno 1703 : by [issued to] Charles Fox. for account of the Additional 10,000 men anno 1703				11,915	4	0
Out of tallies on the Seventh 4s. Aid.
pro anno 1704 : by [issued to]
Charles Bertie, Treasurer of the Ordnance, for Land services of the Ordnance	20,000	0	0
Charles Fox, for account of the 40,000 men anno 1704	48,437	3	2½
ditto for account of the 10,000 additional men anno 1704	12,585	3	3½
John How, for account of Guards and Garrisons anno 1704	70,809	4	4½
				151,831	10	9¼
Out of the tallies on Malt.
pro anno 1704
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, for the Victualling, anno 1704				25,000	0	0
By [paid to] Charles Bertie, for Sea Services of the Ordnance, anno 1704				17,671	5	5
By [paid to] John How. for account of Guards and Garrisons, anno 1704				17,457	5	7
By [paid to] Charles Fox, for Subsidies to the King of Denmark	18,750	0	0
for ditto to the King of Portugal	17,510	2	7¼
for ditto to the Landgrave of Hesse Cassel	5,813	19	0
for ditto to the Elector of Treves	2,907	0	0
for account of the 8,000 men in Portugal	12,061	10	4¼
				57,042	11	11½
Out of Tallies for Reversionary Annuities.
anno 1705.
By [paid to] John How :
for account of Guards and Garrisons, anno 1705	8,521	18	0¾
for account of the 5,000 men for Sea Service, anno 1705	2,019	9	5
				10,541	7	5¾
Out of Tallies on the Eighth 4s. Aid.
anno 1705.
By [paid to] Thomas Littleton :
for account of Wages to Seamen	148,000	0	0
for Walter Whitfeild, Paymaster of Marines, upon account [for the Marines]	31,974	13	10
for account of the Victualling	20,000	0	0
				199,974	13	10



Income
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Tallies on Low Wines.
to Charles Fox : as per the account, p. cxxiv.	75,500	0	0
to James Brydges : as per the same account	29,500	0	0
				105,000	0	0
(Total of tallies anno 1705 856,188l. 1s. 5½d.)
				£1,137,490	19	9¼



Expenditure.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
anno 1705.
By [paid to] Charles Fox, Esq. ;
for account of the 40,000 men	74,555	2	8½
for account of the 10,000 additional men	11,971	4	0
for account of the 10,200 men in Portugal	20,000	0	0
for account of Subsidies to the King of Portugal	20,000	0	0
for ditto to the King of Denmark	9,375	0	0
for ditto to the Landgrave of Hesse Cassel	5,813	19	0
for ditto to the Elector of Treves	2,906	19	6
for the King of Prussia for the 8,000 succours for the Duke of Savoy	12,000	0	0
				156,622	5	2½
Out of the Tallies on Malt.
anno 1705.
By [paid to] James Brydges on the order to make good Extraordinaries anno 1703 for and in lieu of those Extraordinaries				5,000	0	0
Out of Tallies on the Two Thirds Tonnage and Poundage.
anno 1705.
By [paid to] Charles Fox, for so much assigned over by him to James Brydges by virtue of a Privy Seal in that behalf	50,000	0	0
Memorandum : Mr. Brydges is made Debtor by a particular account for the tallies so assigned. Vide that account p. cxxx. for the uses to which they are applied.
By [paid to] James Brydges :
for account of the 10,200 men in Portugal	16,427	5	2
for account of Subsidies to the King of Portugal	4,305	11	1
on the order to make good Extraordinaries, anno 1703	1,000	0	0
				71,732	16	3
Out of the Tallies on Low Wines.
anno 1705.
By [paid to] Charles Fox :
for account of the 40,000 men	16,243	9	8
for account of the 10,000 Additional men	2,494	8	4
for so much assigned over by him to James Brydges by virtue of a privy seal in that behalf.
Memorandum : is made Debtor for same by a particular account as above	56,762	2	0
				75,500	0	0
By [paid to] James Brydges :
for account of Subsidies to the King of Portugal				20,000	0	0
Balance of tallies remaining undisposed at Michaelmas 1705 see infra p. cxxxi.				316,816	18	8¼
				£1,137,490	19	9¼



Income
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
James Brydges, Esq., is Debtor for the tallies assigned to him by Charles Fox.
To tallies on the Two Thirds Tonnage and Poundage assigned by Charles Fox	50,000	0	0
To tallies on Low Wines assigned by ditto	56,762	2	0
				106,762	2	0
				£106,762	2	0


Expenditure

	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
The Particulars of the abovesaid Remains or Balance of tallies ut supra, page cxxix.
Tallies on Reversionary Annuities in the hands of the Navy Treasurer	53,673	0	0
on the Eighth 4s. Aid in the hands of ditto	100,025	6	2
				153,698	6	2
on Reversionary Annuities in the hands of Charles Fox				80,160	0	0
in the hands of John Howe	4,158	12	6¼
on the Two Thirds Tonnage and Poundage in the hands of John Howe	50,000	0	0
				54,458	12	6¼
on Malt, Mum, etc. in the hands of James Brydges	5,000	0	0
on the Two Thirds Tonnage and Poundage in the hands of ditto	14,000	0	0
on Low Wines, in the hands of ditto	9,500	0	0
				28,500	0	0
				£316,816	18	8¼
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Out of the Tallies on the Two Thirds Tonnage and Poundage.
By paid on account of Subsidies : to wit to the Duke of Savoy	25,000	0	0
to the King of Portugal	25,000	0	0
				50,000	0	0
Out of the Tallies on Low Wines.
By paid on account of the 10,000 men, anno 1705	45,756	10	4
on account of the 10,000 Additional men	10,990	3	8¼
				56,746	14	0¼
				106,746	14	0¼
By Balance in cash upon the tallies on Low Wines for the 10,000 Additional men at Michaelmas 1705				15	7	11¾
				£106,762	2	0


Income

	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
A General Abstract of the Accounts of the Public Revenue Taxes and Moneys borrowed from Michaelmas 1704 to Michaelmas 1705.
To the Remains in cash at Michaelmas 1704 as at the foot of the account of the year 1704 appears :
Customs commencing from Xmas 1699	112,684	2	9½
arrears of Additional Tonnage granted to the late King Wm. III	85	3	1
Additional Tonnage, part of the Queen's Civil List	36,020	0	10¾
arrears of the Duties on Coffee, etc., for the Transport Debt	62	19	8
Duties on Low Wines, etc. Continued	3,799	2	5
Continued Impositions on Wines, Vinegar and Tobacco	65,495	14	7½
25 per cent. on French goods	3,770	17	1¾
Plantation Duties	22	13	0
Additional Impositions	4,621	1	10
arrears of the Duties on Coals and Culme	189	15	3
the Duties on Coals, Culme and Cynders Continued	923	6	3
One Third Additional Tonnage and Poundage	2,079	3	8½
arrears of the Duties on Leather	0	8	7¾
Hereditary and Temporary Excise for the Queen's Civil List	15,271	12	4¼
the 3,700l. per week Excise	5,471	3	10
arrears of the Double 9d. Excise ending at 17 May 1697	253	14	7¼
9d. Excise for 16 years	40,540	18	6
Hereditary 9d. for the Bank and for Annuities	23,388	2	3¾
9d. Excise for 99 years	58,174	5	4
arrears of the Malt Duty for Lottery Tickets	8,628	5	3½
Duties on Sweets for Lottery Tickets	2,796	1	8
Duties on Malt, Mum, etc. pro anno 1702	1,717	19	6¼
ditto pro anno 1703	23,275	6	4
ditto pro anno 1704	981	6	3
12d. per bushel on Salt, with the Duties on Whale Fins, etc.	13,840	10	7½
arrears of the 8d. per bushel on Salt	596	7	6½
28d. per bushel on Salt : for the East India Company	27,257	11	10½
Additional Stamp Duties	3,277	4	4
Continued Stamp Duties	3,239	5	1
Letter [Post Office] money for the Queen's Civil List	2,120	9	0
Seizures : for the late King Wm. III's Civil List	159	9	3¾
Rent of the Lottery Farm : for the late King's Civil List	25	3	4
Brewers' forfeitures : for the late King's Civil List	49	16	0
Imprest money repaid per Richard Povey for Sick and Wounded	6,000	0	0
Seizures : for the Queen's Civil List	3,895	10	7
Wood sales	200	0	0
Revenue of the Savoy Hospital	1,100	0	0
Revenue of the Duchy of Cornwall	2,759	13	5½
Brewers' Forfeitures	61	9	3
Sale of the Queen's Tin	586	1	0
Four and a Half per cent. Duty in the Barbados	1,753	5	0
Rent of Hackney Coaches	500	0	0


Expenditure

Per Contra. Navy.
	by proportions to the following heads for the years
	1702.			1704.			1705.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy. upon account for the Services following :
for the Ordinary in General							32,000	0	0
for the Yards under this head							38,600	0	0	70,600	0	0
										total Ordinary
for Wages to Seamen generally	385	0	7				495,342	1	6
for Sick and Wounded and Prisoners of War per the hands of the Treasurer for Sick and Wounded				2,520	0	0	31,599	12	0
for bounty money to the Seamen and Marines							39,577	18	6
for subsistence, offreckonings and clearings to the Marine Regiments by the hands of Walter Whitfeild. Esq.	158	12	0	9,840	8	0	90,823	3	0	670,226	15	7
										total Wages
for Victualling : to wit Imprests, Bills of Exchange, Short Allowance Money and Contingencies				50,000	0	0	103,000	0	0
for Sick and Wounded and Prisoners of War by the hands of the Treasurer for Sick and Wounded				1,680	0	0	21,066	8	0
for the Course				5,099	18	5½	264,302	6	6	445,148	12	11½
										total Victualling
for Wear and Tear :
to wit Imprests, Bills of Exchange and Contingencies							61,000	0	0
for the Yards							60,571	0	0
for the Course							296,422	13	4
for the fine of the lease of the Pay Office							1,333	6	8
for the value of timber out of her Majesty's Forests							13,351	11	0	432,678	11	0
										total Wear and Tear
	543	12	7	69,140	6	5½	1,548,970	0	6	1,618,653	19	6½


Income

	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Prize money	905	1	4
arrears of the 20 per cent. Duty on Paper	2	16	3½
Capitation Subsidies	23	14	8
arrears of Additional Tonnage	434	6	10¼
Additional 12d. per £	26	16	1¼
Sale of Forfeited Estates in Ireland	9,765	15	8
First 3s. Aid	0	13	11½
Third Quarterly Poll	20	1	9½
Second 3s. Aid	4,424	9	5
Third 3s. Aid	75	5	8½
Second 2s. Aid	658	15	11½
Two Thirds of the Fourth 3s. Aid	1,188	10	2½
First 12d. Aid	0	3	6
Duties on Marriages, etc. Continued	4,547	1	8
Duties on Houses	21,510	4	9½
Fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies of the last year of Wm. III	4,869	15	1¼
Sixth 4s. Aid of 1 Anne	29,762	6	5½
Subsidies of 1 Anne	583	8	5
Seventh 4s. Aid of 2 Anne	951	4	7
loans on Duties on Houses	92	2	10½
loans on the 3,700l. per week Excise	2,175	15	1¾
loans on the Fifth 4s. Aid	4,570	15	1
loans on Malt	10,810	2	3
loans on the One Third Tonnage and Poundage	925	5	11
Contributions for Annuities	231,089	5	2½
in the hands of Lionell Herne for Cancelling Exchequer Bills	223	0	4½
Total of Cash Remains	£807,112	1	0½
Remains in tallies undisposed of
in the hands of Sir Thomas Littleton, on the Fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies anno 1702	385	0	7
in the hands of Charles Fox, Esq. of loans on Coals for the Additional Troops, anno 1703	11,915	4	0
ditto of loans on the Seventh 4s. Aid, pro anno 1704	61,022	6	5
in the hands of Charles Bertie, of loans on the Seventh 4s. Aid. anno 1704 : for Land Services of the Ordnance	20,000	0	0
in the hands of John How, of loans on the Seventh 4s. Aid : for Guards and Garrisons. anno 1704	70,809	4	4¼
Total of tallies undisposed	£164,131	15	4¼
Total Remains in Cash and tallies undisposed at Michaelmas 1704				971,543	16	4¾


Expenditure

	1702			1704			1705
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Memorandum : All the abovesaid particulars were directed to be satisfied out of the Fonds and Revenues following :
Surplus of the Duties on Malt, anno 1702	158	12	0
Loans on the Fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies, anno 1702	385	0	7
Loans on Malt etc., anno 1704				45,291	2	8¾
Loans on the One Third Tonnage and Poundage anno 1704				2,825	5	11
Contributions for Annuities, anno 1704				11,215	2	1
Loans on the Eighth 4s. Aid							851,510	1	10¼
Loans on Malt, anno 1705							134,210	0	0½
Loans on the Two Thirds Tonnage and Poundage anno 1705							197,803	15	0
Loans on Low Wines, anno 1705							158,287	9	0
Contributions for Annuities, anno 1705							187,807	3	7¼
In Aid.
25 per cent, on French goods				4,186	0	9¼
Plantation Duties				22	13	0
imprest repaid by Phillip Papillion				5,099	18	5½
ditto repaid by Rich. Povey							6,000	0	0
rent of Hackney Coaches				500	0	0
the first 12d. Aid				0	3	6
value of timber out of her Majesty's Forests							13,351	11	0
	543	12	7	69,140	6	5½	1,548,970	0	6	1,618,653	19	6½


Income

	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To Cash received for the neat produce of the several Duties and Revenues under management of the Customs Commissioners between Michaelmas 1704 and Michaelmas 1705.
Duties and Revenues in being at Michaelmas 1705.
Customs Continued from Xmas 1699 to 1 Aug. 1706	202,456	14	5
Additional Tonnage and Poundage granted from 9 March 1701-2 for the Queen's life	217,685	5	4½
Continued Impositions from 29 Sept. 1701 to 1 Aug. 1706
on Wines and Vinegar	117,536	16	3
on Tobacco	89,641	6	9
on East India goods	98,173	15	4
Additional Impositions continued from 1 March 1696-7 to 1 Aug. 1706	31,786	10	8½
Coals and Culme continued from 11 May 1703 to 14 May 1708	108,535	4	9½
5s. per chaldron on Cynders continued for the same time	822	17	11½
Coffee, tea and spices, etc. continued from 30 April 1701 to 1 May 1706	18,892	18	9½
15 per cent. on Muslins granted from 30 Sept. 1701 to 30 Sept. 1706	12,280	15	10
25 per cent. on French goods granted for 21 years from 28 Feb. 1696	7,811	10	5½
5s. per ton on French shipping granted 12 Car. II, c. 18, cl. 17	1	19	1½
Plantation Duties granted 25 Car. II, c. 7	1,124	3	0
Four and a Half per cent. Duty in specie from Barbados and the Leeward Islands	2,380	12	7
Coynage Duty for the Mint continued to 1 June 1708	7,123	4	1½
Whale lins and Scotch linen granted from 10 July 1698 to 10 July 1706	11,063	9	0½
One Third Additional Tonnage, etc. granted from 8 March 1703-4 to 8 March 1706-7	79,619	17	0½
Two Thirds Additional Tonnage and Poundage granted for 4 years from 8 March 1704-5	47,641	1	1½
New Additional Duties on Coffee granted from 1 Feb. 1704-5 to 24 June 1710	2,532	13	1½
Arrears of [Customs] revenues then [non] expired. Customs ended at Xmas 1699	741	0	8
Additional Tonnage and Poundage which expired by Wm. III's death	3,673	19	11
Impositions on Wines and Vinegar ended 29 Sept. 1701	4,208	17	11
on Tobacco	1,284	16	9½
on East India goods	52	1	10½
Coffee, tea, spices, etc. ended 30 April 1701	0	14	0
Coals and Culme ended 15 May 1703	374	13	1
5s. per chaldron on Cynders ended at the same time	4	1	1½
arrears of the Duty on Coals in the year 1696	7	4	0½
20 per cent. on paper ended 1 March 1698-9	5	8	2
Additional Tonnage and Poundage ended 1 Feb. 1699-1700 for Exchequer Bills	4,130	8	7½
Five Sevenths Tonnage Duty on Ships ended 17 May 1696	5	10	4
Two Sevenths ditto	2	4	1
Total of Customs				1,071,601	16	2½


Expenditure

Per Contra. Ordnance.
	towards the proportions for the years
	1702.			1703.			1704.			1705.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] Charles Bertie, late Treasurer and Paymaster of the Ordnance : upon account for the services following :
for Land Services of the Ordnance generally							20,012	0	0	65,000	0	0
for Sea Services of the Ordnance generally										55,000	0	0
more for Guns and other stores received from the Commissioners for Prizes							17,671	5	5
for the 27 ships of War :
out of the One Third
Double 9d. Excise										(fn. 1) 198	9	2
(Total to Charles Bertie, 157,881l. 14s. 7d.)
By [paid to] Harry Mordaunt, present Treasurer and Paymaster of the Ordnance :
for Land Services of the Ordnance generally				10,973	13	9				10,000	0	0
for Sea Services of the Ordnance generally	14,103	16	5¼	9,820	19	3¾
(Total to Harry Mordaunt, 44,898l. 9s. 6d.)
	14,103	16	5¼	20,794	13	0¾	37,683	5	5	130,000	0	0
										[sic : should be]
	see page cxlii.									130,198	9	2
													£202,780	4	1
Memorandum The above services were directed to be satisfied out of the several Fonds and Revenues following :
	1702.			1703.			1704.			1705.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Loans on Malt for the year 1704							17,671	5	5
Loans on the Seventh 4s. Aid, anno 1704							20,000	0	0
Contributions for Annuities, anno 1705										40,000	0	0
Loans on the Eighth 4s. Aid, anno 1705										40,000	0	0
Loans on Malt, anno 1705										30,000	0	0
Loans on Low Wines, anno 1705										10,000	0	0
Loans on Two Thirds Tonnage and Poundage anno 1705										10,000	0	0
In Aid.
imprest money repaid by Charles Bertie							12	0	0
the produce of tallies on the First 3s. Aid issued to the Ordnance 10 Feb. 1696-7 and not disposed of till this year upon which there arose 20,700l. for principal and 14,198l. 9s. 6d. for interest : or together 34,898l. 9s. 6d.	14,103	16	5¼	20,794	13	0¾
	14,103	16	5¼	20,794	13	0¾	37,603	5	5	130,000	0	0	£202,780	4	1


Income

	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To Cash [received] for the neat produce of the several revenues of Excise and Salt under the Management of Commissioners for that purpose : between Michaelmas 1704 and Michaelmas 1705.
Duties and Revenues in being at Michaelmas 1705.
Hereditary and Temporary Excise for the Queen's Civil List	276,282	2	0¾
ditto to answer the appropriation of 3,700l. per week	192,400	0	0
9d. Excise for 16 years from 1 May 1697	163,815	12	4¾
Hereditary 9d. for the Bank and others from 17 May 1697	152,331	8	11¼
9d. for 99 years from 25 Jan. 1692-3	152,331	13	1
36s. per barrel Sweets from 25 March 1701 to 25 March 1706	720	7	4¾
Low Wines continued from 24 March 1701-2 to 25 March 1706	27,896	9	3
Malt, Mum and Cyder continued from 24 June 1705 to 24 June 1706	1,422	15	5¾
12d. per bushel on Salt, granted 7-8 Wm. III, c. 31, for ever	55,600	17	2½
28d. per bushel on Salt from 25 October 1699 for ever	129,402	7	2½
Arrears on revenue [of Excise and Salt] now expired.
Double 9d. Excise ended 17 May 1697	1	7	8
Double Excise ended 17 Nov. 1691	0	9	4½
Duties on Leather ended 20 April 1700	190	0	11
8d. per bushel on Salt ended 25 Dec. 1699	30	2	10
Malt Duties ended 20 July 1699	519	16	9¾
Malt Duties ended 24 June 1703	666	15	0¼
Malt Duties continued to 24 June 1704	10,195	12	8
Malt Duties continued to 24 June 1705	639,831	9	3
Total of Excise				1,803,639	7	6¾
To Cash for the neat produce of the revenue of the Post Office and several casual revenues and profits answered at the Exchequer between Michaelmas 1704 and Michaelmas 1705 :
Post Office revenue for arrears to the late King Wm.	115	9	8
ditto for the Queen's Civil List	59,828	17	4
				59,944	7	0
Casual revenues and profits answered at the Exchequer :
First Fruits	5,126	3	10½
Tenths of the Clergy (for Wm. III)	94	0	3
(for Queen Anne)	9,297	9	10½
Fines for Alienations	1,400	0	0
Revenue of Wine Licences	3,100	0	0
Sheriffs Proffers (for Wm. III)	0	8	8
(for Queen Anne)	1,119	1	10½
Compositions	10	8	8
Seizures	16,504	9	7½
Fines of leases	381	13	2
Wood sales, over and above the value of timber delivered out of her Majesty's Forests for the use of the Navy	100	0	0
Revenue of the Duchy of Cornwall	2,813	7	6
Savoy Hospital rents and revenues	144	9	1
rents on grants	538	4	7½
fines for misdemeanours	571	0	10


Expenditure

Per Contra. Army.
towards the public services for the years	1703.			1704.			1705.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] Charles Fox, late Paymaster of the Forces Abroad, upon account for the services following, viz. :
On account of the 40,000 men acting with the Allies :
for subsistence, offreckonings, clearings and Contingencies				24,202	10	11½	389,522	4	11
for forage, waggon money, recruits and other extraordinaries				24,234	12	3	9,929	17	6
for bread and bread waggons for Alvarez Machado							20,000	0	0
for recruiting horses lost by the distemper							13,000	0	0
										480,889	5	7½
On account of the Additional Troops of 10,000 men :
for subsistence, offreckonings, clearings and Contingencies	11,915	4	0	22,581	9	2½	77,603	4	3¾
for forage, waggon money, recruits and other extraordinaries				11,117	3	5
for bread and bread waggons per Alvarez Machado							5,000	0	0
for recruiting horses lost by the distemper							2,000	0	0
										130,217	0	11¼
On account of the Forces acting in conjunction with [those of the King of] Portugal
for subsistence, offreckonings, clearings and Contingencies				15,457	0	4¼	88,883	9	2
for saddles and other accoutrements for the additional Dragoons to Cuningham's Regiment							432	0	0
										104,772	9	6¼
On account of Subsidies to the Allies :
for the King of Denmark				18,750	0	0	18,750	0	0
for the Landgrave of Hesse Cassel				5,813	19	0	5,813	19	0
for the Elector of Treves				2,907	0	0	2,906	19	6
for the King of Portugal				17,510	2	7¼	75,694	8	11
for the Duke of Savoy	76,333	6	7
ditto for the freight of powder sent "him" [the Duke of Savoy] paid to the hands of the Receiver for Transports	600	0	0
ditto for Sir Stephen Evance et al. to make good, losses by exchange	339	5	5
	77,272	12	0	44,981	1	7	103,165	7	5	225,419	1	0¼


Income

	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To Cash for the neat produce of the Casual revenue, continued from page cxxxviii.
brewers' forfeitures (for Wm. III)	44	12	6
(for Queen Anne)	137	2	11
imprest money repaid by Edward Noell, late Secretary of the Excise	5	5	0
by Wm. Popple, Secretary to the Commissioners for Trade	40	14	10
by Gasper Frederick Henning, Paymaster for the Gardens	261	11	6
the above three items being for account of the arrears of Wm. III.
by Charles Bertie, late Treasurer of the Ordnance	12	0	0
by Philip Papillon, late Cashier of Victualling	5,099	18	5½
by Thomas, Lord Coningsby, Paymaster of the Forces in Ireland	941	4	9
by the surety of Richard Taylor, late Paymaster of the Million Lottery Tickets, who failed	1,000	0	0
Profits of the Hanaper by tallies of pro	37	4	7
Post Fines in defalcation of the Farmers' rent : by tallies of pro	2,276	0	0
Sale of the Queen's tin	49,010	19	3½
Casual revenue total for King William's arrears				446	12	9
Casual revenue total for Queen Anne				99,620	19	1½
To Cash for the neat produce of sundry Aids and Taxes between Michaelmas 1704 and Michaelmas 1705 :
Rent of Hackney Coaches granted for 21 years from Midsummer 1694				1,300	0	0
Licences to Hawkers and Pedlars, continued from 24 June 1701 to 24 June 1706				6,223	11	0
Stamp Duties continued from 28 June 1698 1 Aug. 1706				37,329	6	8
additional Stamp Duties from 1 Aug. 1698 for the East India Company				39,444	0	7
arrears of the Stamp Duties ended 28 June 1698				25	11	0
Duties on Marriages, Births and Deaths, continued from 1 May 1700 to 1 Aug. 1706				37,748	19	5
arrears of the Duties on Marriages, etc. on the grant ended 1 May 1700				12	0	6
Duties on Houses for Windows, continued to 1 Aug. 1706				114,422	19	11
First Poll of 1 Wm. and Mary	0	1	0
2s. Aid and additional 12d. Aid of 1 Wm. and Mary	4	10	0
First 4s. Aid of 4 Wm. and Mary	8	4	0
Second Quarterly Poll of 5 Wm. and Mary	2	4	0
Second 4s. Aid of 5 Wm. and Mary	12	13	0
Third 4s. Aid of 6 Wm. and Mary	224	14	8
Fourth 4s. Aid of 7 Wm. III	1,585	18	2
First 3s. Aid of 8 Wm. III	1,184	0	5
Third Quarterly Poll of 9 Wm. III	549	12	0
Second 3s. Aid of 9 Wm. III	838	10	1
Capitation Subsidies of 9 Wm. III	274	13	7
Additional Aid of 12d. per £ of 9 Wm. III	14	10	2
Third 3s. Aid of 10 Wm. III	648	6	6
Second 2s. Aid of 11 Wm. III	180	19	8½
One Third of the Fourth 3s. Aid of 12 Wm. III	320	3	8½
Two Thirds of ditto	640	7	4


Expenditure

towards the public services for the years	1703.			1704.			1705.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
On the Order for making good Extraordinaries of anno 1703 :
for clearings to Regiments in Portugal							16,063	1	0
for levy money for additional men to Donegal's Regiment							429	0	0
for transports to Portugal by the hands of Mr. Nutin, Paymaster [of Transports]							3,000	0	0
for horses bought in Ireland for Portugal and maintaining them							7,664	0	0
for Mr. Teale, Apothecary General [of the Army], formedicines sent to Portugal							654	5	4
										29,210	6	4
for recruiting the horses of the English Horse and Dragoons lost at the two battles [of Schellenberg and Blenheim]							6,725	0	0
for recruiting the men and horses of the foreigners [part of the 40,000 men] lost in the same battles							24,065	0	0
for 2 surgeons and 4 mates for the Hospital in Portugal							244	0	0
for an additional Regiment of Dragoons in Portugal from 25 Oct. 1704 to 25 Dec. 1704							5,135	0	0
										36,169	0	0
On account of the 5,000 additional Forces in lieu of those serving with the Fleet:
for levy money							11,520	0	0
for maintaining this body							4,796	18	6
										16,316	18	6
For the King of Prussia for the 8,000 succours sent to the assistance of Savoy							24,500	0	0	24,500	0	0


Income

	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Fifth 4s. Aid of the last year of Wm. III and first year of Anne	1,198	9	0½
Subsidies of the same years	1,400	4	11
Sixth 4s. Aid of 1 Anne	69,473	4	5¼
Subsidies of the same year	20,266	10	4½
Seventh 4s. Aid of 2 Anne	1,661,682	0	10¼
Eighth 4s. Aid of 3 Anne	174,644	4	0
				1,935,154	1	11½
To Cash for sundry particulars answered at the Exchequer between Michaelmas 1704 and Michaelmas 1705, not distinguishable under any of the aforegoing heads.
for her Majesty's share of Prizes				7,000	0	0
for perquisites of Admiralty, being the pirate Kidd's effects				6,472	1	0
from Ireland in money, upon the sale of Forfeited Estates there				23,481	1	6
for annuities out of the 3,700l. per week Excise viz. contributed for annuities for single lives upon the Act for the year 1704				300	0	0
for annuities for 99 years on the Act for the year 1705				690,000	0	0
for Reversions expectant upon estates for one life				133,728	0	0
ditto upon estates for two lives				42,352	0	0
ditto upon estates for three lives				11,609	0	0
To Cash surcharged : to wit for the produce of tallies on the First 3s. Aid [being tallies] issued to the Treasurer of the Ordnance 10 Feb. 1696-7 and not disposed of till this year : upon which there arose 20,700l. for principal and 14,198l. 9s. 6d. for interest [which sums were] both applied towards the Quota to the Ordnance as per the account, supra p. cxxxvii.				34,898	9	6
for the value of timber delivered [to the Navy] by the Surveyor General of Woods Trent South out of her Majesty's Forests and Parks and placed to the account of Wear and Tear of the Navy, viz.
out of New Forest				11,684	9	0
out of Rockingham Forest				1,405	7	0
out of Bushey Park and Middle Park at Hampton Court				261	15	0
				l.	s.	d.
Total receipts of revenue				6,170,105	16	8¼
Remains as above page cxxxiv. brought forward				971,543	16	4¾
				7,141,649	13	1
[For the Loan Money Account see infra p. clxiv.]
Carried forward to page cxliv.				£7,141,649	13	1


Expenditure

Per Contra.
towards the public services for the years	1703.			1704.			1705.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Extraordinaries :
for the Marquis de Miremont and his men for the assistance of Savoy				1,600	0	0
for Monsieur Machado for the loss of horses, waggons, etc. in the Campaign anno 1704				4,000	0	0
for the Garrison of Gibraltar							6,000	0	0
for arrears of subsidy to the King of Denmark before Xmas 1704							9,500	0	0
for remittances to Monsieur D'Arzilier at Geneva for special service							1,680	11	1
for bounty money to the Land Forces							65,000	0	0	87,780	11	1
	11,915	4	0	148,173	17	9½	975,185	11	2¾
Total paid to Charles Fox										£1,135,274	13	0¼
	1703.			1704.			1705.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Memorandum : All the sums aforesaid paid to Charles Fox were directed out of the Fonds and Revenues following :
Loans on Coals and Culme, pro anno 1703	11,915	4	0
Loans on Malt, etc. pro anno 1704				57,042	11	11½
Loans on One Third Tonnage and Poundage, pro anno 1704				21,508	19	5
Contributions for Annuities, anno 1704				3,000	0	0
Loans on the Seventh 4s. Aid, anno 1704				61,022	6	5
Contributions for Annuities, anno 1705							32,112	2	10
Loans on the Eighth 4s. Aid, anno 1705							577,727	17	5¼
Loans on Malt, etc., anno 1705							134,609	2	1½
Loans on Two Thirds Tonnage and Poundage, anno 1705							67,500	0	0
Loans on Low Wines, anno 1705							146,055	17	9
In Aid.
Revenues of the Queen's Civil List, viz. ; Additional Tonnage and Poundage, 1,009l. 6s. 8d. ; Hereditary and Temporary Excise, 5,825l. 12s. 5d. ; Letter [or Post Office] money, 228l. 19s. 3d. ; Small branches and Casualties, 2,216l. 12s. 9d. ; loans on credit of tin, 13,500l.				5,600	0	0	17,180	11	1


Income

	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward from page cxlii.	7,141,649	13	1
Carried forward to page cxlvi.	£7,141,649	13	1


Expenditure

Per Contra.
Paid to the Honble. James Brydges, the present Paymaster of her Majesty's Forces [Abroad] for the following services towards the public services of the year 1705.
On account of the 40,000 men acting with the Allies
for subsistence, clearings and contingencies	282,033	13	9¾
for the Dukes of Hanover and Zelle in lieu of douceurs and other extraordinaries	2,952	12	0
				284,986	5	9¾
On account of the Additional Troops of 10,000 men				47,885	13	9¼
On account of the Forces acting in conjunction with Portugal
for subsistence, clearings and contingencies	63,389	15	1¾
for small clothing for the soldiers provided by Harnage and Churchill	5,000	0	0
				68,389	15	1¾
On account of Subsidies to the Allies for the King of Portugal	50,805	11	1
more : for the General Officers in the service of the Crown [of Portugal]	1,677	10	0
for the Duke of Savoy	50,428	4	1
				102,911	5	2
On the order for making good the Extraordinaries anno 1703
for the garrison of Gibraltar	6,000	0	0
for Transports : by the hands of John Nutin, Paymaster [of the Transport service, being two items of 3,770l. and 5,240l. 10s. 6d., supra pp. cxv. and cxxi.]	9,010	10	6
				15,010	10	6
Total paid to Brydges				£519,183	10	4¾
Memorandum : The abovesaid sums were directed to be satisfied out of the Fonds and Revenues following : viz.
	l.	s.	d.
Contributions for Annuities, anno 1705	163,475	8	1¼
Loans on the Eighth 4s. Aid, anno 1705	117,612	3	8¼
Loans on Malt, etc., anno 1705	11,240	10	6
Loans on the Two Thirds Tonnage and Poundage, anno 1705	125,062	10	9
Loans on Low Wines, anno 1705	101,792	17	4¼
	£519,183	10	4¾


Income

	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward from page cxliv.	7,141,649	13	1
Carried forward to page cxlviii.	£7,141,649	13	1


Expendiure

Per Contra.
towards the public services for the years	1703.			1704.			1705.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] John How, Esq., Paymaster of Guards, Garrisons and other her Majesty's Land Forces for the services following
On account of Guards, Garrisons, etc.
for subsistence, offreckonings, clearings and contingencies	1,465	17	4¾	96,569	4	8½	174,737	2	4
for Levy money to the Guards, etc. for additional men							2,160	0	0
for the Company at Newfoundland to supply the money lost on board the Coventry man of war				471	13	9
to Major Lloyd upon account for services at Newfoundland							300	0	0
for the Company at Newfoundland to supply the loss of provisions furnished out of their stores to Gunners there							270	0	0
										275,973	18	2¼
On account of the 5,000 men for Sea Service
for subsistence, offreckonings and clearings	6,983	1	9	23,655	14	7¾	54,031	19	5
for Mr. Cartwright and Mr. Vincent for their services and charges in stating the accounts of several Regiments from the West Indies				1,355	3	6
										86,025	19	3¾
On account of Invalids for pay				2,795	15	8	2,095	3	0
										4,890	18	8
On account of the 5,000 additional men in lieu of those serving with the Fleet, viz.
for pay and contingencies to the Forces with the Earl of Peterborough							17,420	0	0
for pay and subsistence to the new Regiments upon account							21,021	2	8	38,441	2	8
Totals	8,448	19	1¾	124,847	12	3¼	272,035	7	5
more for paying the arrears to the Outpensioners of Chelsea College between 9 March 1701-2 and 24 Feb. 1704-5 : in part of 2,409l. 18s. 0d. out of the 25 per cent. on French goods										1,204	19	0


Income

	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward from page cxlvi.	7,141,649	13	1
Carried forward to page cl.	£7,141,649	13	1


Expenditure

	1703.			1704.			1705.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Memorandum : The above particulars were directed to be satisfied out of the Fonds and Revenues following : viz. :
Loans on the Subsidies pro anno 1703	734	9	7
Loans on One Third Tonnage and Poundage, anno 1704				1,244	19	4½
Contributions for Annuities, anno 1704				34,198	4	7½
Loans on the Seventh 4s. Aid, anno 1704				70,809	4	4¼
Loans on Malt, etc., anno 1704				17,457	5	7
Contributions for Annuities, anno 1705							138,417	16	5¾
Loans on the Eighth 4s. Aid, anno 1705							105,624	10	10¼
Loans on Low Wines, anno 1705							27,993	0	1
In Aid.
Customs ended at Xmas 1699	176	4	7½
25 per cent. on French goods	4,063	10	8¾
5s. per ton on French ships	0	10	0
Plantation Duties	180	1	1
5s. per chaldron on Cynders before 14 May 1703	4	1	1½
Imprest money repaid by Edward Noell	5	5	0
rent of Hackney Coaches	500	0	0
revenue arising by prizes	2,767	3	0	1,137	18	4
First Poll	0	1	0
2s. Aid and Additional 12d. Aid	4	10	0
Second 4s. Aid	12	13	0
	8,448	19	1¾	124,847	12	3¼	272,035	7	5	405,331	18	10
Out of the 25 per cent. on French goods										1,204	19	0
										£406,536	17	10
Total payments to Army and Transport.
										l.	s.	d.
pp cxli.-cxliii., Fox										1,135,274	13	0¼
p. cxlv., Brydges										519,183	10	4¾
pp. cxliii.-cxlv., Howe										406,536	17	10
p. cli., Transports										59,700	2	10¾
p. cli., Ranelagh										5,221	2	3
										£2,125,916	6	4¾


Income
	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward from page cxlviii.	7,141,649	13	1
Carried forward to page clii.	£7,141,649	13	1


Expenditure
Per Contra. Transports.
	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] John Nutin, Esq., Paymaster for the Transports : over and above the sums issued to him upon account for that service by the Paymaster of the Forces.
for the Portugal Service	34,341	11	8¾
for the West India Service	10,000	0	0
for the Holland Service	4,358	11	2
for the Expedition to Catalonia	11,000	0	0
				£59,700	2	10¾
Memorandum : The above sums were paid out of the Fonds anno 1705 as follows
Contributions for Annuities, anno 1705	18,700	2	10¾
Loans on the Eighth 4s. Aid, anno 1705	20,000	0	0
Loans on Malt, etc., anno 1705	10,000	0	0
Loans on Low Wines, anno 1705	11,000	0	0
	£59,700	2	10¾
Per Contra. Ranelagh.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] Richard, Earl of Ranelagh, late Paymaster General of the Forces : on account of the services following towards the public services of the year 1702.
on account of Guards, Garrisons, etc., anno 1702
for pay to Abingdon and Aldcroft, two Deputy Commissaries				182	10	0
on account of the 5,000 men for Sea Service, anno 1702
for Col. Hamilton's Regiment on account of pay	734	13	6
for pay to Col. Porter's Company of Col. Seymour's Regiment	414	16	0
for Erle's, Hamilton's, Charlemont's, and Donegal's Regiments	800	0	0
for the Additional Company to Lord North and Gray's Regiment : on account of pay	518	5	6
for pay to Capt. Lechire of Lucas's Regiment	56	18	8
				2,524	13	8
By [paid to] ditto more to pay the Auditors of Imprests their fees for 7 years' accounts				2,513	18	7
				£5,221	2	3
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Memorandum :
The above sums were directed out of Fonds and Revenues following :
Surplus of Malt Duties, anno 1702	1,535	2	8¾
In Aid.
Customs ended at Xmas 1699	182	10	0
25 per cent. on French Goods	246	6	1¼
imprest money repaid by Lord Coningsby	443	4	10
rent of Hackney Coaches	300	0	0
				2,707	3	8
Customs ended at Xmas 1699	287	8	6½
25 per cent. on French goods	1,435	12	6½
5s. per ton on French ships	1	9	1½
Plantation Duties	721	1	11
imprest money repaid by Lord Coningsby	68	6	5½
				2,513	18	7
				£5,221	2	3


Income
	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward from page cl.	7,141,649	13	1
Carried forward to page cliv.	£7,141,649	13	1


Expenditure
Per Contra. Civil List.
	l.	s.	d.
By [paid] arrears to the late King William's family and servants, paid between Michaelmas 1704 and Michaelmas 1705.
to Francis, Earl of Bradford, Cofferer to the late King : upon account	307	14	4½
to Lord Edward Russell, Treasurer of the Chamber to the late King : upon account	836	4	1½
to Lord FitzHardinge upon account to answer arrears in the same [the Treasurer of the Chamber's] Office	156	0	0
to Count Cornelius de Nassau, Master of the Robes to the late King	500	0	0
to fees and salaries [payable at the Exchequer : of the late King's arrears]	1,277	11	8
to pensions and annuities [ditto, ditto]	706	13	4
to Edward Nicholas upon account for arrears [of the King's private pensions] payable by him	498	8	9
for Contingencies, to wit, rewards to Receivers of Taxes	140	0	0
				£4,422	12	3
	l.	s.	d.
Memorandum : the above sums were paid out of the revenues following viz.
Additional Tonnage and Poundage before 8 March 1701-2	3,714	13	3¼
[Post Office or] Letter Money before 8 March 1701-2	115	9	8
Small Branches and Casualties ut supra p. xcv.	592	9	3¾
	£4,422	12	3
	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] the Civil List of her present Majesty Queen Anne over and above the sums paid for the use of the public out of the revenues applicable "thereunto" [i.e. applicable to the Civil List] viz.
At the Exchequer : to
Francis Godolphin, Cofferer of the Household, upon account [for the Household]	76,682	12	2¼
the executor of Sir Benjamin Bathurst, late Cofferer : upon account [for the Household]	4,052	11	9¼
John, Lord FitzHardinge, Treasurer of the Chamber : upon account	28,968	18	9
Ralph, Earl of Montague, Master of the Great Wardrobe : upon account	20,000	0	0
Charles Hodges, gent, for the use of the Robes under the direction of the Duchess of Marlborough, Mistress of the Robes	5,000	0	0
Thomas Lloyd, Paymaster of the Works : upon account	28,473	4	1½
William Roberts, Paymaster of the Works at Windsor Castle : upon account	3,240	6	4½
the Duke of Somerset, Master of the Horse : upon account for Extraordinaries of the Stables	9,000	0	0
foreign Ministers on their ordinary entertainment	37,902	0	0
ditto on their extraordinaries	14,694	6	1
fees and salaries [Civil service]	73,201	3	1
Pensions and Annuities [payable at the Exchequer]	28,685	5	0


Income
	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward from page clii.	7,141,649	13	1
Carried forward to page clvi.	£7,141,649	13	1


Expenditure
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Edward Nicholas for charities and bounties established by her Majesty	21,959	19	10
ditto for the French Protestants	15,000	0	0
Band of [Gentlemen] Pensioners : by the hands of William Smith, their Paymaster	6,000	0	0
royal bounties	8,039	17	2
Sir Charles Hedges, Secretary of State : for Secret Service	3,000	0	0
Robert Harley, Secretary of State : for Secret Service	2,000	0	0
William Lowndes : for Secret Service	18,300	0	0
Sir Stephen Evance for Jewels	1,510	0	0
Samuel Smithin, her Majesty's goldsmith : for plate	2,936	3	3
the Privy Purse, per Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough	22,800	0	0
Contingencies : to wit 4,200l. for [Crown] Law charges ; 4,784l. 13s. 4d. for rewards for sundry services ; 1,134l. 19s. 7½d. for surplusages to sheriffs and others upon their accounts ; 3,627l. 19s. 1d. to [the Queen's] printers on their bills ; 1,090l. 5s. 0d. for riding charges to Messengers [of the Chamber] ; 5,120l. 10s. 4¾d. for Liberates of the Exchequer ; 6,393l. 7s. 3d. for sundry incidents and disbursements ; 300l. for the rent of Mote Park ; 100l. 16s. 0d. for the City Impost [for Wines for the Corporation] ; 497l. 4s. 7½d. for the Earl of Jersey for the Alnage rent ; 5053l. 16s. 10½d. for rewards to Receivers of Taxes ; 13,000l. for buying in the incumbrances on Woodstock ; 13,000l. towards building the mansion house [of Blenheim]	58,303	12	2¼
the Farmers of the Post Fines in defalcation of the rent ; the same being answered to the Crown by sheriffs on their accounts	2,276	0	0
Henry Scobell, Esq., on account of the tin affair	132,600	0	0
				624,625	19	9¾
At the Excise Office.
the Queen Dowager : on her annuities	12,209	15	2
the Prince of Denmark	25,000	0	0
the Duke of Northumberland	3,000	0	0
				40,209	15	2
At the Post Office.
the Prince of Denmark	26,000	0	0
several pensions as per the particulars, supra, p. xciii.	30,150	0	0
				56,150	0	0
				£720,985	14	11¾
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Memorandum : The above sums were paid out of the Fonds and revenues following
Additional Tonnage and Poundage	232,597	17	6¼
Hereditary and Temporary Excise	282,277	10	9½
Post Office or Letter Money	61,138	9	8
Small Branches and Casualties, ut supra, p. xcvii.	46,324	3	7½
				622,338	1	7¼
loans on credit of the Queen's tin				98,647	4	0
arrears of the Double Excise				0	9	4½
				£720,985	14	11¾


Income
	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward from page cliv.	7,141,649	13	1
Carried forward to page clviii.	£7,141,649	13	1


Expenditure
Per Contra. Annuities Etc.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] the assignees of George, late Earl of Kinnoull, on a perpetuity out of the Four and a Half per cent. Duty	500	0	0
[paid to] Sir Bevill Granville, Governor of Barbados : on his allowances out of the Four and a Half per cent. Duty	1,182	4	2
[paid to] the executors of Col. John Farmer, temporary Governor of Barbados before the arrival of Sir Bevil Granville : out of the Four and a Half per cent. Duty	317	15	10
[paid to] Christopher Codrington on his allowances as late Governor of the Leeward Islands : out of the Four and a Half per cent. Duty	1,663	14	11½
the executors of Sir William Mathew on his allowances as late Governor there : out of the Four and a Half per cent. Duty	470	2	7½
				£4,133	17	7
By [paid to] Charles, Richard and James Hore : in reward for detecting abuses in the Victualling : viz. by 94l. 7s. 6d. out of the Customs ended 1699 Xmas : 223l. out of Plantation Duties	317	7	6
[paid to] Charles Fox and Thomas, Lord Coningsby, in reward for extraordinary services as Joint Paymasters of the Forces in Ireland : out of imprest money repaid by them	300	0	0
[paid to] Edmund Rossett in full of all pretences to pay as a Lieutenant in Belcastel's Regiment : out of the above imprest money	129	13	5½
				747	0	11½
By [paid to] Sir Isaac Newton, Master and Worker of the Mint : upon account : out of Coinage Duty				7,123	4	1½
[paid to] the Trustees for Circulating Exchequer Bills : upon account : out of Contributions for Annuities, anno 1705				3,433	0	3
[paid to] the Bank of England on their perpetuity, 99,994l. 9s. 8d. out of the Excise and 5l. 10s. 4d. out of the Two Sevenths of the late Tonnage Duties on ships				100,000	0	0
[paid to] annuities for 1, 2 and 3 lives, 38,226l. 13s. 4½d. out of the Two Sevenths 9d. Excise and 2l. 4s. 1d. out of the Two Sevenths of the late Tonnage Duty on ships	38,228	17	5½
the Auditor of the Receipt of the Exchequer for management of the said Annuities : paid out of the Two Sevenths of the 9d. Excise	150	0	0
				38,378	17	5½
By [paid to] the proprietors of the Million Lottery Tickets by the hands of Richard Taylor, late Paymaster [thereof] : out of the 9d. Excise for 16 years	91,800	0	0
more to ditto by the hands of Sir John Humble, the present paymaster [thereof] : out of ditto	53,000	0	0
				144,800	0	0


Income
	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward from page clvi.	7,141,469	13	1
Carried forward to page clx.	£7,141,649	13	1


Expenditure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] Annuities for 99 years : out of the 9d. Excise for 99 years	125,531	15	1
Annuities at 7 per cent. with advantage of survivorship	7,638	4	5¼
for management [of ditto] viz. 500l. to the Auditor of the Receipt ; 400l. to the Clerk of the Pells ; 300l. to the Tellers [of the Receipt] ; 268l. 7s. 8¾d. to the Usher of the Receipt for necessaries : out of ditto	1,468	7	8¾
				134,638	7	3
By [paid to] the English Company trading to India in a Joint Stock : on their perpetuity : out of the 28d. [per bushel of] Salt and Additional Stamp Duties	133,040	0	0
[paid to] the General Society not trading in a Joint Stock : on their 26,960l. per an.	26,960	0	0
				160,000	0	0
By [paid to] Annuities charged on the 3,700l. per week of Excise and payable till Xmas 1705 out of moneys contributed for the purchase of these Annuities viz.
on Annuities for one life	25,100	6	8
on Annuities for two lives	11,646	5	0
on Annuities for three lives	4,221	8	4
on Annuities for 99 years	76,430	18	0½
				117,398	18	0½
Total of Annuities				710,652l.	5s.	8d.
Interest Money Paid.
By payments for Interest of Loans on the Public Registers [of loans] and otherwise : issued at the Exchequer between Michaelmas 1704 and Michaelmas 1705.
[for interest of loans on] the First 4s. Aid granted anno 1693 :
out of the First 4s. Aid	8	4	0
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	2,818	13	5
				2,826	17	5
[for interest of loans on] the Third 4s. Aid granted anno 1695 :
out of the Third 4s. Aid	224	14	8
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	11,392	2	10
				11,616	17	6
[for interest of loans on] the Fourth 4s. Aid granted anno 1696 :
out of the Fourth 4s. Aid	191	15	8
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	25,567	18	10
				25,759	14	6
[for interest of loans on] the Second Quarterly Poll granted anno 1694
out of the Second Quarterly Poll	2	4	0
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	2,465	1	6
				2,467	5	6
[for interest of loans on] the Three Fourths Customs :
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies				7,253	0	4
[for interest of loans on] the Duties on Salt, Glass Wares, etc., granted anno 1696 :
out of its proper Fond	9,764	19	10
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	11,031	5	1½
				20,796	4	11½
[for interest of loans on] the Two Thirds Double 9d. Excise granted anno 1691
out of arrears [thereof]	0	18	5½
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	2,595	0	8½
				2,595	19	2


Income

	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward from page clviii.	7,141,649	13	1
Carried forward to page clxii.	£7,141,649	13	1


Expenditure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
[for interest of loans on] the Additional Impositions granted anno 1693 :
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies				21,877	10	0
[for interest of loans on] the Stamp Duties granted anno 1694 :
out of arrears [thereof]	25	11	0
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	10,957	2	4
				10,982	13	4
[for interest of loans on] the Duties on Marriages, Births, etc. [granted] anno 1695 :
out of arrears thereof	12	0	6
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	20,600	6	3
				20,612	6	9
[for interest of loans on] the Duties on Coals granted anno 1695, transferred to [the Register of loans on] the Duties on Leather :
out of arrears thereof	196	0	0
out of loans on the Fifth 4s Subsidies	195	15	4
				391	15	4
[for interest of loans on] the 20 per cent. on Paper for taking in wrought plate :
out of arrears thereof				8	0	0
[for interest of loans on] the First 3s. Aid granted anno 1697 :
out of arrears [thereof]	1,184	0	0
out of the Fifth 4s. Aid and subsidies	120	0	0
				1,304	0	0
[for interest of loans on] the Third Quarterly Poll granted anno 1698 :
out of arrears [thereof]	562	0	0
out of loans on the Fifth 4s Subsidies	108	0	0
				670	0	0
[for interest of loans on] the Third 3s [granted] anno 1699 :
out of arrears [thereof]				710	19	9
[for interest of loans on] the Duties on Coals and Culme granted anno 1698 :
out of arrears [thereof]	560	0	0
out of the Surplus for the Fond of the East India Company at Michaelmas 1704	398	12	6
				958	12	6
[for interest of loans on] the Second 2s. Aid granted anno 1700 :
out of arrears [thereof]				293	13	3
[for interest of loans on] the Duties on Low Wines, Coffee, etc. continued anno 1701				6,453	10	9
[for interest of loans on] the 3,700l. per week Excise, anno 1701				12,062	10	6
[for interest of loans on] the Two Thirds of the Fourth 3s. Aid, anno 1701. out of arrears [thereof]				235	19	9
[for interest of loans on] the Fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies, anno 1702 :
out of arrears [thereof]	313	8	11
out of the Surplus of the Fond for the East India Company at Michaelmas 1704	698	4	0
				1,011	12	11


Income

	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward from page clx.	7,141,649	13	1
	£7,141,649	13	1


Expenditure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
[for interest of loans on] the Duties on Coals and Culme, anno 1703				20,550	18	1
[for interest of loans on] the Sixth 4s. Aid anno 1703				3,498	9	8
[for interest of loans on] the Subsidies, anno 1703 :
out of arrears [thereof]	4,411	7	2
out of the Surplus of the 9d. Excise in the Bank Act	409	10	2
out of the 9d. Excise for 99 years	319	18	5
				5,140	15	9
[for interest of loans on] the Duties on Malt, Mum, etc., anno 1703				5,826	14	7
[for interest of loans on] the Seventh 4s. A anno 1704				63,476	10	2
[for interest of loans on] the Duties on Malt, Mum, etc., anno 1704				28,004	17	3
[for interest of loans on] the One Third Tonnage and Poundage and Duty on Prize Wines, anno 1704				5,644	19	7
[for interest of loans on] the Eighth 4s. Ai anno 1705				12,510	15	2
[for interest of loans on] the Duties on Malt, Mum, etc., anno 1705				130	10	0
[for interest of loans on] the Two Thirds Tonnage and Poundage, anno 1705				1,600	1	9
[for interest of loans on] the new Additional Duties on Coffee, etc. and Continued Duties on Low Wines, anno 1705				1,123	4	6
[for interest of loans on] the produce of the Queen's tin				1,267	8	11
for interest on Exchequer Bills :
out of Capitation Subsidies	53	5	4
out of Additional Tonnage and Poundage	1,249	6	6¼
				1,302	11	10¼
[for interest] on Debentures for the Irish Transport Debt :
out of the arrears of the Duties on Coffee, etc.				62	12	0
[for interest] on all the unsatisfied Debentures charged on Irish Forfeitures, by the hands of Thomas Jett, out of money arising by sale of Irish estates				32,246	17	2
[paid to] William Clayton upon account for interest [rebate] to the Contributors for annuities out of the 3,700l. per week Excise, anno 1705.
in consideration of prompt payment [reckoning it] until 1 May 1705 :
out of [the said] Contribution money. anno 1705				3,650	0	0
Total of interest money paid				£336,926	10	7¾
By Remains in cash at Michaelmas 1705 as by the particular account, infra, p. clxviii. including 316,832l. 8s. 9d. in hands of particular Paymasters then undisposed of				1,051,812	10	1¼
By Balance of the account ut infra, p. clxiv of Moneys Borrowed and Moneys Repaid on the Public Registers [of Loans] in this year : the moneys repaid exceeding the sums borrowed by				369,498	9	5
Total expenditure, etc.				£7,141,649	13	1


Income

	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Account of Loan Money : showing the sums borrowed or advanced on the Public Fonds and Revenues between Michaelmas 1704 and Michaelmas 1705 and the Principal money repaid within the same time.
The Queen is Debtor.
to Loans on the Subsidies, anno 1703 in money				734	9	7
to Loans on the Duties on Malt, Mum, etc., anno 1704 :
in money	9,619	17	0
in fictitious loans as by the account, p. cx.	117,171	2	11½
				126,790	19	11½
to Loans on the One Third Tonnage and Poundage and Duty on Prize Wines, anno 1704 : in money				28,400	0	0
to Loans on the Eighth 4s. Aid, anno 1705 :
in money	1,355,877	14	9½
in fictitious loans as by the account, p. cxviii.	456,622	5	2½
				1,812,500	0	0
to Loans on the Duties on Malt, Mum, etc., anno 1705 :
in money	315,059	12	8
in fictitious loans as by the account, p. cxx.	10,000	0	0
				325,059	12	8
to Loans on the Two Thirds Tonnage and Poundage, anno 1705 :
in money	329,733	9	6
in fictitious loans as by the account, p. cxxii.	135,732	16	3
				465,466	5	9
to Loans on the Additional Duties on Coffee, etc. and Continued Duties on Low Wines, anno 1705 :
[in money]	367,319	12	2
in fictitious loans as by the account, p. cxxiv.	105,000	0	0
				472,319	12	2
to Loans on credit of her Majesty's Tin				113,397	4	0
				3,344,668	4	1½
To balance being the difference between the sum total of the Principal money repaid and the sum total of the moneys borrowed. the loans repaid exceeding the sums borrowed by				369,498	9	5
				£3,714,166	13	6½


Expenditure

Per Contra. Loans Repaid.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By Principal money repaid.
on the First 4s. Aid granted anno 1693 :
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies				6,857	18	2
on the Third 4s. Aid granted anno 1695 :
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies				54,670	0	0
on the Fourth 4s. Aid granted anno 1696
out of arrears [of said Aid]	1,394	2	6
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	122,731	16	10
				124,125	19	4
on the Second Quarterly Poll, anno 1694
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies				12,300	0	0
on the Three Fourths Customs
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies				29,920	4	9
on the Duties on Salt, etc., anno 1696
out of its proper Fond	61,000	0	0
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	265,952	15	4
				326,952	15	4
on the Two Thirds Double 9d. Excise, anno 1691
out of arrears [thereof]	55	5	5
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	24,544	14	7
				24,600	0	0
on the Additional Impositions, anno 1693
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies				52,700	0	0
on the Stamp Duties, anno 1694
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies				26,100	0	0
on the Duties on Marriages, etc., anno 1695
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies				89,278	12	2
on the Duties on Coals and Culme, anno 1698
out of the Surplus of the East India Fund at Michaelmas 1704				7,500	0	0
on the Second 2s. Aid, anno 1700
out of arrears [thereof]				302	9	11
on the Duties on Low Wines, etc., anno 1701				61,210	14	6½
on the 3,700l. per week of Excise, anno 1701				169,306	13	11
on the Fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies, anno 1702
out of arrears [thereof]	5,130	0	0
out of the Surplus of the East India Fond at Michaelmas 1704	21,038	11	0
				26,168	11	0
on the Duties on Malt, Mum, etc., anno 1703				26,150	0	0
on the Duties on Coals, Culme, etc., Continued, anno 1703				75,975	0	0
on the Sixth 4s. Aid, anno 1703				92,020	0	0
on the Subsidies, anno 1703
out of arrears [thereof]	15,100	0	0
out of the Surplus of the 9d. Excise in the Bank Act	13,770	0	0
out of the Surplus of the 9d. Excise for 99 years	9,620	0	0
				38,490	0	0
on the Seventh 4s. Aid, anno 1704				1,577,110	0	0
on the One Third Additional Tonnage and Poundage and Duty on Prize Wines, anno 1704				73,310	0	0
on the Duties on Malt, Mum, etc., anno 1704				565,541	1	5
on the Eighth 4s. Aid, anno 1705				159,823	13	0
on the Two Thirds Tonnage and Poundage, anno 1705				43,000	0	0
on the Additional Duties on Coffee and Continued Low Wines, anno 1705				1,000	0	0
on the produce of the Queen's Tin				46,650	0	0
on Exchequer Bills :
out of Capitation Subsidies	125	0	0
out of Additional Tonnage and Poundage	2,975	0	0
				3,100	0	0
Total Loan money repaid				£3,714,166	13	6½


Income

	l.	s.	d.
The Particular Remains in Cash at Michaelmas 1705.
Customs commencing from Xmas 1699	34,125	8	0
Additional Tonnage and Poundage granted to the late King	44	9	8¾
Additional Tonnage [and Poundage] part of the Queen [Anne's] Civil List	20,098	2	1
arrears of the Duties on Coffee, etc., for the Transport Debt	1	1	8
Duties on Low Wines Continued	1,428	12	0
Continued Impositions on Wines, Vinegar and Tobacco	68,331	15	11½
25 per cent. on French Goods	445	18	5½
Additional Impositions	3,384	4	1½
arrears of the Duties on Coals and Culme	4	8	4
Duties on Coals and Culme and Cynders Continued	13,755	10	11
One Third of the Additional Tonnage and Poundage	2,744	1	2
Two Thirds of ditto	3,040	19	4½
New Additional Duties on Coffee, etc.	409	8	7½
Arrears of the Duties on Leather, etc.	1	13	7¼
Hereditary and Temporary Excise for the Queen's Civil List	3,450	11	2½
3,700l. per week Excise	16,501	19	5
arrears of the Double 9d. Excise ended 17 May 1697	0	9	2¾
9d. Excise for 16 years	59,556	10	10¾
Hereditary Excise for the Bank and for Annuities	23,168	18	0½
9d. Excise for 99 years	65,927	12	9
arrears of the Malt Duty for Lottery Tickets	9,148	2	1¼
Duties on Sweets for Lottery Tickets	3,516	9	0¾
Duties on Malt, Mum, etc., anno 1702	293	19	6¼
Duties on Malt, Mum, etc., anno 1703	1,891	4	8½
Duties on Malt, Mum, etc., anno 1704	47,263	16	10
Duties on Malt, Mum, etc., anno 1705	1,292	5	5¾
12d. per bushel on Salt : with the Duties on Whale Fins	9,739	17	0½
28d. per bushel on Salt and Additional Stamp Duties for the East India Co.	9,845	16	6
Continued Stamp Duties	9,724	7	1
[Post Office or] Letter money for the Queen [Anne's] Civil List	581	17	5
Seizures, for the Queen's Civil List	317	9	9½
brewers' forfeitures for the Queen's Civil List	198	12	2
rent of the Lottery Farm for the King [William's] Civil List	25	3	4
revenue of the Savoy Hospital	1,244	9	1
Sale of the Queen's tin	1,679	11	4½
First Fruits	16	3	10½
Tenths for the late King's Civil List	31	12	6
Tenths for the present Queen's Civil List	1,282	9	10½
[realised on the] security of Richard Taylor, late Paymaster of the Million Lottery Tickets	1,000	0	0
rent of Hackney Coaches	500	0	0
Prize Money	4,000	0	0
Perquisites of Admiralty	6,472	1	0
arrears of the 20 per cent. Duty on paper	0	4	5½
Sale of the Forfeited Estates in Ireland	1,000	0	0
Capitation Subsidies	120	2	11
Additional [Aid] of 12d. per £	41	6	3¼


Income

	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Additional Tonnage arrears	340	8	11½
First 3s. Aid	0	14	4½
Third Quarterly Poll	7	13	9½
Second 3s. Aid	5,262	19	6
Third 3s. Aid	12	12	5½
Second 2s. Aid	243	12	6
Two Thirds of the Fourth 3s. Aid	1,592	17	9½
One Third of ditto	320	3	8½
Duties on Marriages, etc. Continued	7,549	0	3
Duties on Houses	22,637	8	4½
Fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies, ult. Wm. III	2,025	0	1¾
Sixth 4s. Aid, 1 Anne	3,717	1	2¾
Subsidies, 1 Anne	1,338	11	7½
Seventh 4s. Aid, 2 Anne	22,046	15	3¼
Eighth 4s. Aid, 3 Anne	2,309	15	10
Loans on the Duties on Houses	92	2	10½
Loans on the 3,700l. per week Excise	2,175	15	1¾
Loans on the Fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies	4,146	19	9
Loans on Malt	138	16	6¼
Loans on One Third Tonnage and Poundage	3,746	1	2½
Loans on Tin	1,250	0	0
Contributions for Annuities, anno 1704	65,577	0	5½
Contributions for Annuities, anno 1705	151,801	13	3¾
Loans on the Two Thirds Tonnage and Poundage	1,100	0	0
Loans on Low Wines, etc.	7,675	0	0
in the hands of Lionell Herne for cancelling Exchequer Bills	223	0	4½
				734,980	3	5¼
Total of tallies undisposed of as per the account page cxxix.				316,816	18	8¼
more in the hands of James Brydges as per the account page cxxxi.				15	7	11¾
				£1,051,812	10	1¼


Abstract Of Total Expenditure For The Year Michaelmas 1704 to Michaelmas 1705.

	l.	s.	d.
supra pp. cxxxi.-cxxxv. Navy	1,618,653	19	6½
cxxxvii, Ordnance	202,780	4	1
cxxxix.-cli. Army and Transport	2,125,916	6	4¾
cliii.-clv. Civil List	725,408	7	2¾
clvii.-clix. Annuities etc.	710,653	5	8
clix.-clxiii. Interest money paid on loans etc.	336,926	10	7¾
clxiv.-clxv. Balance of loan money repaid over money borrowed	369,498	9	5
clxvi.-clxviii., Remains in Cash and tallies and orders	1,051,812	10	1¼
	£7,141,649	13	1


Income

Unappropriated Moneys.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Extract of so much of the Aforegoing Accounts as relates to the money arisen between Michaelmas 1704 and Michaelmas 1705 upon certain Fonds and Revenues unappropriated by Parliament.
Dr.
To Cash remaining in the Exchequer of unappropriated revenues at Michaelmas 1704.
25 per cent. on French Goods	3,770	17	1¾
Plantation Duties	22	13	0
Imprest money repaid by Mr. Povey	6,000	0	0
rent of Hackney Coaches	500	0	0
Prize money	905	1	4
First 12d. Aid	0	3	6
				11,198	14	11¾
To cash [received] for the produce of unappropriated revenues at the Exchequer between Michaelmas 1704 and Michaelmas 1705.
Customs ended at Xmas 1699	741	0	8
25 per cent. on French Goods	7,811	10	5½
5s. per ton on French ships	1	19	1½
Plantation Duties	1,124	3	0
5s. per chaldron on Cynders	4	1	1½
Surplus at Midsummer 1705 of the 9d. Excise for Annuities and Survivorships	9,939	18	5
Surplus at Michaelmas 1704 of the Fond for the East India Company	30,634	16	2½
Surplus of the same Fond at Michaelmas 1705	8,846	7	9½
Imprest money repaid by Edward Noell, late Secretary to the Excise	5	5	0
ditto repaid by Charles Bertie, late Treasurer of the Ordnance	12	0	0
ditto repaid by Philip Papillion, Esq., late Cashier of the Victualling	5,099	18	5½
ditto repaid by Lord Coningsby, Paymaster of the Forces in Ireland	941	4	9
rent of Hackney Coaches	1,300	0	0
Prize money	7,000	0	0
Perquisites of the Admiralty	6,472	1	0
Arrears of sundry taxes in the late War First Poll	0	0	1
2s. Aid and Additional 12d. Aid	4	10	0
Second 4s. Aid	12	13	0
				79,951	10	0
				91,150	4	11¾
Carried forward				£91,150	4	11¾


Expenditure.

Per Contra.
Cr.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy : upon account for the services following :
for the Victualling, on part of the [Victualling] quota, anno 1704				9,808	15	8¾
for wages to seamen, on part of the [Navy, wages] quota, anno 1705				3,600	0	0
for the Victualling, on part of the [Victualling] quota, anno 1705				2,400	0	0
							15,808	15	8¾
By [paid to] Charles Bertie, late Treasurer and Paymaster of the Office of Ordnance : upon account for the services following :
for Land services [of the Ordnance], anno 1704							12	0	0
By [paid to] John How, Paymaster of the Guards and Garrisons and other her Majesty's Land Forces : upon account of the services following :
for account of the 50,000 [sic for 5,000] men for Sea Service, anno 1703				6,983	1	9
for account of Guards and Garrisons, anno 1703				731	7	9¾
for account of 5,000 men for Sea Service, anno 1704				1,137	18	4
for arrears to the out-pensioners of Chelsea College				1,204	19	0
							10,057	6	10¾
By [paid to] Richard, Earl of Ranelagh, late Paymaster General of her Majesty's Forces : upon account for the services following
for account of Guards and Garrisons, anno 1702				182	10	0
for account of 5,000 men for Sea Service, anno 1702				989	10	11½
to pay the Auditors of Imprests their fees for 7 years' accounts				2,513	18	7
							3,685	19	6¼
By [paid to] Charles Fox, Esq. and Thomas, Lord Coningsby in reward for extraordinary charges as Joint Paymaster of the Forces in Ireland							300	0	0
By [paid to] Edward Rossett in full of all pretences to [his] pay as a Lieutenant in Belcastel's Regiment							129	13	5½
By [paid to] Charles [Hore], Richard [Hore] and James [Hore] in reward for detecting abuses in the Victualling							317	7	6
By paid to satisfy principal and interest on the fonds hereunder mentioned, the [said] fonds (by reason of their deficiency) not extending to satisfy the same.
	Principal.			Interest.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
on Duties on Coals granted anno 1698	7,500	0	0	398	12	6
on the Fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies granted anno 1702	21,038	11	0	698	4	0
on Subsidies granted anno 1703	9,620	0	0	319	18	5
	38,158	11	0	1,416	14	11	39,575	5	11
Carried forward							£69,886	9	0¼


Income.

	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	91,150	4	11¾
	£91,150	4	11¾


Expenditure.

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				69,886	9	0¼
By Cash remaining in the Exchequer, of unappropriated moneys at Michaelmas 1705.
of the 25 per cent. on French Goods	445	18	5½
of the Surplus of the East India Fond at Michaelmas 1704	999	8	8½
of ditto at Michaelmas 1705	8,846	7	9½
of the rent of Hackney Coaches	500	0	0
of Prize money	4,000	0	0
of the Perquisites of Admiralty, being the Pirate Kidd's effects	6,472	1	0
				21,263	15	11½
				£91,150	4	11¾


Income.

Civil List : Resume.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Extract of so much of the aforegoing Accounts as relates to the neat money arisen for the Queen's Civil List between Michaelmas 1704 and Michaelmas 1705.
Dr.
To cash remaining at Michaelmas 1704.
on Additional Tonnage and Poundage	36,020	0	10¾
on the Hereditary and Temporary Excise	15,271	12	4¼
on [Post Office or] Letter Money	2,120	9	0
on Seizures	3,895	10	7
on wood sales	200	0	0
on the Duchy of Cornwall revenue	2,759	13	5½
				60,267	6	3½
To Cash for the neat produce of those revenues between Michaelmas 1704 and Michaelmas 1705.
Additional Tonnage and Poundage	217,685	5	4½
Hereditary and Temporary Excise	276,282	2	0¾
Letter Money	59,828	17	4
First Fruits and Tenths of the Clergy so far as these revenues are charged at the Exchequer with pensions payable by the Crown and including 26l. 11s. 3d. to Charles Fox for the Marquis de Miremont	13,151	11	3
Fines on Alienations	1,400	0	0
Wine Licences	3,100	0	0
[Sheriffs'] Proffers	1,119	1	10½
Compositions [in the Exchequer]	10	8	8
Seizures	16,504	9	7½
fines of leases	381	13	2
wood sales	100	0	0
[ditto] more, being the value of timber delivered to the Navy by the Surveyor General of her Majesty's Woods	13,351	11	0
Duchy of Cornwall revenue	2,813	7	6
rents [reserved] on grants	538	4	7½
fines and forfeitures	571	0	10
profits of the Hanaper	37	4	7
Post Fines in defalcation of the rent of the Farmers of said Fines	2,276	0	0
arrears of the Double 9d. Excise	0	9	4½
				609,151	7	3¼
To loans made on credit of her Majesty's tin in the same time [from Michaelmas 1704 to Michaelmas 1705]				113,397	4	0
				782,815	17	6¾
Carried forward to p. clxxvi.				£782,815	17	6¾


Expenditure.

Per Contra.
Cr.
				l.	s.	d.
By payments for account of the Queen's Civil List between Michaelmas 1704 and Michaelmas 1705.
At the Exchequer.
to the executors of Sir Benj. Bathurst, late Cofferer of the Household				4,052	11	9¼
to Francis Godolphin, Esq., Cofferer of the Household				76,682	12	2¼
to the Treasurer of the Chamber				28,968	18	9
to the Great Wardrobe				20,000	0	0
to the Robes				5,000	0	0
to the Paymaster of the Works				28,473	4	1½
to the Paymaster of the Works at Windsor				3,240	6	4½
to the Master of the Horse for extraordinaries of the Stables				9,000	0	0
to Foreign Ministers on their ordinary entertainments				37,902	0	0
to ditto on their extraordinaries				14,694	6	1
to fees and salaries [payable at the Exchequer]				73,201	3	1
to pensions and annuities [payable at the Exchequer]				28,685	5	0
to Edward Nicholas for [the Queen's private] Charities, etc.				21,959	19	10
to ditto for the French Protestants				15,000	0	0
to the Band of [Gentlemen] Pensioners				6,000	0	0
to [royal] bounties				8,039	17	2
to Sir Charles Hedges, Secretary of State : for Secret Service				3,000	0	0
to Robert Harley, Secretary : for the like				2,000	0	0
to William Lowndes : for Secret Service				18,300	0	0
to Sir Stephen Evans : for Jewels				1,510	0	0
to Mr. Smither [Smethin] for plate				2,936	3	3
to the Privy Purse				22,800	0	0
to Contingencies to wit Law Charges	4,200	0	0
rewards for sundry services	4,784	13	4
surpluses of sheriffs and others on their account	1,134	19	7½
the [Queen's] printers on their bills	3,627	19	1
riding charges to messengers	1,090	5	0
Liberates of the Exchequer	5,120	10	4¾
sundry incidents and disbursements	6,393	7	3
rent of Mote Park	300	0	0
City imprest alnage rent	100	16	0
rewards to Earl Jersey	497	4	7½
Receivers of Taxes	5,053	16	10½
for buying in the incumbrances on Woodstock	13,000	0	0
towards building the Mansion House [of Blenheim]	13,000	0	0
				58,303	12	2¼


Income.

	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	782,815	17	6¾
	£782,815	17	6¾


Expenditure.

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
to the Farmers of the Post Fines in defalcation of their rent, the same being answered to the Crown by sheriffs on their accounts	2,276	0	0
to Harry Scobell, Esq., on account of the Tin affair	132,600	0	0
				624,625	19	9¾
At the Excise Office.
to the Queen Dowager on her annuities	12,209	15	2
to the Prince of Denmark	25,000	0	0
to the Duke of Northumberland	3,000	0	0
				40,209	15	2
At the Post Office.
to the Prince of Denmark	26,000	0	0
to several on pensions as per the particulars supra, p. xciii.	30,150	0	0
				56,150	0	0
				720,985	14	11¾
By paid at the Exchequer out of those [Civil List] revenues to public services within the same time.
to the Treasurer of the Navy for Wear and Tear : out of wood	13,351	11	0
to Charles Fox for the Marquis de Miremont and his men sent to the assistance of the Duke of Savoy	1,600	0	0
in the campaign, anno 1704	4,000	0	0
to ditto for the Garrison of Gibraltar	6,000	0	0
to ditto towards arrears of subsidy to the King of Denmark before 1704	9,500	0	0
to ditto for Monsieur D'Arzilier then residing at Genoa : for special service relating to the war	1,680	11	1
				36,132	2	1
				757,117	17	0¾
Balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer at Michaelmas 1705.
Additional Tonnage	20,098	2	1
Hereditary and Temporary Excise	3,450	11	2½
Post Office or Letter money	581	17	5
Seizures	317	9	9½
Loans on Tin	1,250	0	0
				25,698	0	6
				£782,815	17	6¾