Appendix of Accounts: Expenditure | British History Online



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Revenue and Expenditure.
From Michaelmas, 1702 to Michaelmas, 1703	xlviii—cxlvii
Declared Accounts.
Customs from 26 December, 1702 to 25 December, 1703	cxlviii—clvi
Tobacco and Sugars	clvii—clviii
Wines and Vinegar	clviii—clix
Silks and Linens	clix—clx
Excise General Account	clxi—clxiii
Cash Account	clxiii—clxv
Malt General Account	clxv—clxvi
" Cash Account	clxvi
Salt General Account	clxvi—clxvii
" Cash Account	clxvii
Leather (arrears)	clxviii
Post Office	clxviii—clxx
Stamp Duties	clxx
Wine Licences	clxxi
Hackney and Stage Coaches	clxxi—clxxii
Hawkers and Pedlars	clxxii
Hanaper	clxxiii
First Fruits and Tenths	clxxiv
Army (Forces Abroad)	clxxv—clxxix
" (Guards and Garrisons)	clxxix—clxxxi
Navy	clxxxii—clxxxvi
Ordnance	clxxxvii
Cofferer of the Household	clxxxviii
Treasurer of the Chamber	clxxxix
Master of the Horse	clxxxix—cxc
Works	cxc—cxci
Great Wardrobe	cxcii


Income

Abstract of the Accounts of the Revenue of the Crown, Taxes and moneys For One Year From March 1702 To March 1703. Customs : granted 6 Wm. and Mary [6-7 Wm. and Mary c. 1] for 5 years ended 25 December 1699.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 September 1702							8,419	5	3
Money received by Henry Feme, Customs Cashier, in gross for the arrears of this grant between 29 September 1702 and 29 September 1703 :
in Xmas quarter 1702				1,558	7	10
in Lady day quarter 1703				459	11	9¾
in Midsummer quarter 1703				3,709	2	9½
in Michaelmas quarter 1703				1,219	11	1
				6,946	13	6¼
out of which is to be abated :
Paid for debentures of goods re-shipped	1,063	6	10½
bonds cancelled by compositions by Treasury warrants on authority of Acts of Parliament:
with Samuel Story	39	11	8
with Arthur Shallett	1,525	17	7½
with James Taylor	20	19	0¾
with Thos. Stephenson	316	3	2
with William Smith	152	9	8½
				3,118	8	1¼
							3,828	5	5
Mr. Ferne's Voluntary Charge :
for interest received at the Exchequer on a Transport Debenture for 439l. 3s. 0d. deposited in his hands by Thomas Stephenson on account of his compositions							27	17	6¾
Overpayment in the week ended 12 June 1703 being the difference between the sum certified to be paid into the Exchequer and the sum actually received there							0	0	0¼
							£12,275	8	3


Expenditure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy upon account:
anno 1702 for Sick and Wounded and Pensioners at War under the head of Wages	1,079	16	5
anno 1702 for Samuell Atkinson and Nicholas Roope on account of Transports : in part of 10,000 soldiers in sea service	593	6	3
				1,673	2	8
By [paid to] Richard, Earl of Ranelagh, late Paymaster of the Forces upon account:
anno 1702 for Guards and Garrisons in part of 264,874l. 10s. 0d.	176	11	6½
anno 1702 for the 40,000 men in part of 700,000l.	9,576	14	0½
				9,753	5	7
By [paid to] the five Commissioners for stating the [Public] Accounts in part of 3500l. for salary and incidents to 30 December 1702				113	0	0
For the service of the year 1703. By [paid to] Charles Fox, Paymaster of the Forces Abroad :
for account of [subsidies on] alliances with Portugal anno 1703				736	0	0
				£12,275	8	3


Income

	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Customs Continued by 8-9 Wm.III, C. 20 from 25 December. 1699 to 1 August, 1706 : To balance of Cash of foot of account ended 1702 Michaelmas
in the Exchequer				14,797	13	9
in Mr. Ferne's hands				15,991	15	8½
in the hands of Mr. Abbot's executors, the late Customs Cashier, 29 February, 1699-1700				3,996	2	10½
							34,785	12	4
To receipts by Mr. Feme for the gross produce of these Customs :
for Xmas, 1702 quarter	188,867	14	6½
for Lady day, 1703	76,048	12	0½
for Midsummer, 1703 quarter	130,645	19	3
for Michaelmas, 1703 quarter	122,917	1	6¼
				518,479	7	4¼
out of which is to be abated :
for salaries and incidents of management over and above what paid for like services by Collectors in the Outports and allowed on their accounts :
for salaries	33,166	3	2½
for incidents	42,078	9	11½
				75,244	13	2
payments on Debentures for goods reshipped	75,982	1	0½
payments on allowances for damaged goods	6,100	8	11
payments on portage bills to masters of ships	1,997	1	0
payments on bounty money on corn debentures	42,636	17	7
				126,716	11	6½
abated on bonds cancelled upon Compositions or otherwise :
St. Sebastian Wine bonds	2,821	10	4½
Arthur Shalat's Wine bonds	1,026	3	6
Peter Lynch's Wine bonds	220	14	3¼
James Taylor's Wine bonds	59	9	5½
Gideon Benoist Wine bonds	114	17	3¾
				4,242	14	11
Paid Richard Hosier towards answering the merchants' Composition money for French Wines imported from St. Sebastian : being paid as Customs before the seizure	918	4	0
				207,122	3	7½
							311,357	3	8¾
To Cash surcharged by this Receiver upon his weekly Certificates :
to supply vouchers for officers' salaries on several quarter Books to Xmas, 1701, surcharged in Xmas quarter. 1702				100	7	5
to repay so much advanced 7 February, 1701-2 (as alleged) to Isaac Manley et al.				400	0	0
							500	7	5
To overpayments, being the difference between cash paid into the Exchequer and the sum actually received there							0	0	4¾
							£346,643	3	10½


Expenditure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
	Principal.			Interest.
By several sums paid in repayment of principal and interest upon loans on credit of the following Funds :
First 4s. Aid granted 4 Wm. and Mary	7,025	0	3½	4,280	4	10¾
Third 4s. Aid granted 6 Wm. and Mary	65,003	13	0	19,856	11	6
Fourth 4s. Aid granted 7 Wm. III	91,122	10	0	20,978	2	8
Second Quarterly Poll granted 8 Wm. III	10,800	0	0	6,099	12	8¾
Three Fourths Customs granted from 24 October, 1690	15,500	0	0	8,331	13	10½
Two Thirds Double 9d. Excise granted 2 Wm. and Mary	18,950	0	0	5,764	14	0
Additional Impositions granted 4-5 Wm. and Mary				5,547	11	9
Marriages, Births, Burials, etc. granted 7 Wm.	14,730	18	0	15,596	19	5
				86,455	10	10
	223,132	1	3½	223,132	1	3½
				309,587	12	1½
By balance resting in Cash at Michaelmas, 1703 :
in the Exchequer	32,329	14	7
in the hands of Hy. Feme	729	14	3½
the remain on Mr. Abbot's certificate 29 February, 1699-1700 undischarged	3,996	2	10½
				37,055	11	9
				£346,643	3	10½


Income

Additional Subsidy of Tonnage and Poundage granted for the life of the late King and continued from 9 March, 1701-2, for the life of her present Majesty Queen Anne, by 9 Wm. III, c. 23 and 1 Anne, c. 1.
To Remains in Cash at Michaelmas, 1702 :
	for the Civil List of Wm. III.			for the Civil List of Queen Anne.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
in the Exchequer	598	1	1	21,390	14	8¼
in the hands of Hy. Feme				2,824	9	7
	598	1	1	24,215	4	3¼	24,813	5	4¼
To receipts by Mr. Feme for the gross produce of this revenue :
in Xmas quarter, 1702	32,109	3	10	56,162	14	11½
in Lady day quarter, 1703	4,730	17	7¾	54,692	14	11¾
in Midsummer quarter, 1703	1,622	18	4¼	88,189	9	7¼
in Michaelmas quarter, 1703	1,527	13	6	79,070	18	4¼
	39,990	13	4	278,115	17	10¾
out of which is to be abated :
for salaries to officers				50	0	0
for debentures on goods reshipped	30,430	5	7¼	25,379	8	0½
for allowance for damaged goods	824	11	7¾	3,095	19	1¾
balance	8,735	16	1	249,590	10	8½
Overpayments : to wit the difference between the sums paid into the Exchequer and the sums actually received there						5
	8,735	16	1	249,590	11	1½	258,326	7	2½
							£283,139	12	6¾


Expenditure

Per Contra.
By paid at the Receipt of the Exchequer to the several uses of the Civil Government:
	the late King's Civil List.			her present Majesty's Civil List.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
to Sir Benjamin Bathurst, Cofferer of her Majesty's Household, on account of				33,685	1	4
to Lord Edward Russell, Treasurer of the Chamber to the late King	2,121	6	8½	80	0	0
to John Visct. Fitz-Hardinge, Treasurer of the Chamber to her present Majesty				1,176	4	6
to Ralph, Earl of Montague, Master of the Great Wardrobe				2,631	19	3
to Thomas Lloyd, Paymaster of the Works	210	13	8¾	20,858	16	9
to William Roberts, Paymaster of the Works at Windsor				2,997	19	11½
to the Duke of Somerset, Master of the Horse, the expense of the Stables				8,000	0	0
to Foreign Ministers for ordinary and extraordinary allowances	3,347	6	5	18,865	10	5¼
to fees and salaries [payable at the Exchequer]	2,242	19	7¾	39,766	10	4
to pensions and annuities [payable at the Exchequer]				16,143	12	6
to Edward Nicholas, on account of debts owing from the late King	576	7	2
to the Band of [Gentlemen] Pensioners by the hands of William Smith, Paymaster				9,000	0	0
for [royal] bounties				8,837	16	0
to Daniel, Earl of Nottingham, Secretary of State : for secret service				3,750	0	0
to Sir Charles Hedges, the like				2,500	0	0
to William Lowndes, for secret service				13,850	0	0
to the Duchess of Marlborough, for the Privy Purse				20,047	6	8
to Sir Stephen Evance, for Jewels				5,650	0	0
to Samuel Smethin, for plate				9,791	18	6
for Contingencies of divers natures	327	2	5	8,687	2	7½
to Isaac Newton, Master of the Mint, for Coronation medals				2,485	18	3½
	8,825	16	1	228,805	17	1¾
For public services anno 1703 but not esteemed part of the Appropriations for that year :
to Charles Fox for encouraging the Circle of Swabia to continue in the interest of the Allies				23,923	0	0
				261,554	13	2¾
To remains in Cash at Michaelmas, 1703 :
in the Exchequer for the Queen's Civil List	18,036	5	8
in the Receiver's hands for ditto	3,040	12	7
in the Receiver's hands of arrears of the late King's [Civil List revenues and is for payment of his said Majesty's] ditto	508	1	1
				21,584	19	4
				£283,139	12	6¾


Income

	The Duties appropriated [on tea and coffee by 6-7 Wm. III, c. 7 and 9 Wm. III, c. 14 and on Hawkers and Pedlars 8-9 Wm. III, c. 25 and 9 Wm. III. c. 27], for paying Interest for the Irish Transport Debt.
										l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
	To Remains at Michaelmas 1702, in the Exchequer
	on Coffee, Tea, etc.									29	1	3
	on Hawkers and Pedlars									942	11	0½
													971	12	3½
	To money received at the Exchequer for arrears of these Duties between 28 September, 1702 and 28 September, 1703 :
							l.	s.	d.
	in Xmas quarter, 1702, on Coffee and Tea ended 30 April, 1701						69	10	2½
	in Lady day quarter, 1703, on Hawkers and Pedlars ended 24 June, 1701						160	0	0
													529	10	2½
													£1,501	2	6
	The Continued Duties [by the Act 12-13 Wm. III, c. 11] : on Loir Wines (from 24 March. 1701 to 25 March, 1706) ; on Coffee, Tea etc. (from 30 April, 1701 to 1 May. 1706) ; on Hawkers and Pedlars (from 24 June, 1701 to 24 June, 1706) : on Muslins (from 30 September. 1701 to 30 September. 1706).
													l.	s.	d.
	To Cash in the Exchequer, 28 September, 1702												432	19	4
	To money received :
	Low Wines.			Coffee.			Hawkers.			Muslins.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
1702 Xmas quarter	2,330	12	0	10,562	7	3	868	0	0	22,016	8	2½
1703 Lady day quarter	2,511	6	3	3,822	11	7				4,136	1	11
1703 Midsummer quarter	4,227	4	4½	6,896	8	2				20,658	12	10½
1703 Michaelmas quarter	6,672	14	10	5,633	9	4½	3,819	13	0	324	13	5½
	15,741	17	5½	26,914	16	4½	4,687	13	0	47,135	16	5½	94,480	3	3½
													£94,913	2	7½


Expenditure


Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By interest at 5 per cent. on Debentures :
for the Irish Transport Debt				1,501	0	3
By Balance in the Exchequer at Michaelmas, 1703:
on Coffee, Tea, etc.	0	0	6
on Hawkers and Pedlars	0	1	9
				0	2	3
				£1,501	2	6
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By principal repaid in further part of a Credit of 300,000l. [as by said Act]				74,100	0	0
By interest at 6 and 7 per cent				15,158	11	2
Balance in the Exchequer at Michaelmas, 1703				5,654	11	5½
				£94,913	2	7½


Income

Impositions on Wines, Vinegar, Tobacco and East India Goods [continued by 1 Anne, c. 7, for Deficiencies].
										l.	s.	d.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1702										38,928	0	1½
To money received there between 28 September, 1702 and 28 September, 1703, for arrears on the grant 7-8 Wm. Ill, t. 10, which determined 29 September, 1701 :
	Wines and Vinegar.			Tobacco.			East India Goods.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
1702 Xmas quarter	10,143	5	2	12,426	19	6½	89	5	6½
1703 Lady day quarter	15,605	15	2½	5,949	11	9
1703 Midsummer quarter	21,301	17	1	4,552	17	7½
1703 Michaelmas quarter	9,822	10	4	3,537	16	7½	121	14	3½
	56,873	7	9½	26,467	5	6½	210	19	10	83,551	13	2
On the grant [by the Deficiencies Act] 8-9 Wm. Ill, c. 20 [extending above Duties] from 29 September, 1701 to 1 August, 1706 :
	Wines and Vinegar.			Tobacco.			East India Goods.
1702 Xmas quarter	8,691	13	7	30,870	16	3	30,541	17	1
1703 Lady day quarter	8,516	18	3	33,130	0	9½	64,848	18	5
1703 Midsummer quarter	34,381	6	7½	18,307	11	8	39,394	5	7½
1703 Michaelmas quarter	47,242	17	3	21,748	3	9	55,125	1	3½
	98,832	15	8½	104,056	12	5½	189,910	2	5	392,799	10	7
										&515,279	3	10½


Income

Impositions on Wines, Vinegar, Tobacco and East India Goods [continued by 1 Anne, c. 7, for Deficiencies].
										l.	s.	d.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1702										38,928	0	1½
To money received there between 28 September, 1702 and 28 September, 1703, for arrears on the grant 7-8 Wm. Ill, t. 10, which determined 29 September, 1701 :
	Wines and Vinegar.			Tobacco.			East India Goods.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
1702 Xmas quarter	10,143	5	2	12,426	19	6½	89	5	6½
1703 Lady day quarter	15,605	15	2½	5,949	11	9
1703 Midsummer quarter	21,301	17	1	4,552	17	7½
1703 Michaelmas quarter	9,822	10	4	3,537	16	7½	121	14	3½
	56,873	7	9½	26,467	5	6½	210	19	10	83,551	13	2
On the grant [by the Deficiencies Act] 8-9 Wm. Ill, c. 20 [extending above Duties] from 29 September, 1701 to 1 August, 1706 :
	Wines and Vinegar.			Tobacco.			East India Goods.
1702 Xmas quarter	8,691	13	7	30,870	16	3	30,541	17	1
1703 Lady day quarter	8,516	18	3	33,130	0	9½	64,848	18	5
1703 Midsummer quarter	34,381	6	7½	18,307	11	8	39,394	5	7½
1703 Michaelmas quarter	47,242	17	3	21,748	3	9	55,125	1	3½
	98,832	15	8½	104,056	12	5½	189,910	2	5	392,799	10	7
										&515,279	3	10½


Expenditure

Per Contra.
By principal and interest paid on loans on the following Registers :
	Principal			Interest.
	l	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Fourth 4s. Aid	29,461	17	9	23,631	15	1½
Second Quarterly Poll	1,600	0	0	188	7	7
Three Fourths Customs	4,850	0	0	1,084	17	5
Duties on Salt, Whale fins, etc.	251,100	0	0	67,300	14	3
Two Thirds Double 9d. Excise	6,350	0	0	660	8	2
Additional Impositions	7,500	0	0	566	4	0
Stamp Duties ended 28 June, 1698				1,651	1	8
Marriages, Births, etc.	30,900	0	0	5,357	14	8
Continued Impositions, Wines, Tobacco, etc.	630	0	0	15	16	7
	332,391	17	9	100,456	19	5½
							432,848	17	2½
Balance remaining in the Exchequer, 28 September, 1703							82,430	6	8
							£515,279	3	10½


Income.

The Additional Duty of 25 per cent. on French Goods, granted by 8 Wm. III [7-8 Wm. III, c. 20].
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To Remains in the Exchequer at 28 September, 1702				21,904	2	4½
To money received there in Xmas quarter, 1702	3,003	11	2½
in Lady day quarter, 1703	1,565	5	6½
in Midsummer quarter, 1703	2,747	16	3
in Michaelmas quarter, 1703	4,936	10	3
				12,253	3	3
				£34,157	5	7½


Expenditure.

Per Contra. In aid of the Public Funds granted pro anno 1702.
	l	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy: for Sick and Wounded: to the head of Wages	146	17	2½
By [paid] for the account of the charge of the Marines	1,343	16	4½
				1,490	13	7
By [paid to] Charles Bertie, Treasurer of the Ordnance : in part of 70,973l. 13s. 9d. for land service of the Ordnance				2,113	4	2½
By [paid to] Richard, Earl of Ranelagh for Guards and Garrisons in part of 264,874l. 10s. 0d.	5,172	12	11
By [paid to] ditto for account of the 10,000 soldiers in sea service : in part of 87,125l. 10s. 0d.	599	16	8
By [paid to] ditto for account of the 40,000 men acting with the Allies : in part of 700,000l.	18,702	6	0
				24,474	15	7
By [paid to] the 7 Commissioners for Public Accounts on their allowances to 25 March, 1703				1,623	19	5
By [paid to] the 5 Commissioners for Stating Debts to the Army on their allowance to Xmas, 1702				387	0	0
In aid of the Public Funds granted pro anno 1703.
By [paid to] Charles Fox on account of the charges attending the alliances with Portugal				3,805	2	10
For services not within Parliamentary Appropriations.
By [paid to] Auditor Done in reward for stating accounts of the old Marine Regiments				262	10	0
				£34,157	5	7½


Income

The Duty of 5s. per ton on all French Shipping ; granted 12 Car. II, c. 18.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer, 28 September, 1702				342	14	0
To money received there
in Xmas quarter, 1702	35	15	0
in Lady day quarter, 1703	16	14	5
in Midsummer quarter, 1703	145	17	0
in Michaelmas quarter, 1703
				198	6	5
				£541	0	5
Plantation Duties granted 25 Car. II, c. 7.
	l.	s.	d.
To money received at the Exchequer :
in the quarter ended Xmas, 1702	338	0	11
in the quarter ended Lady day, 1703	528	17	3
in the quarter ended Midsummer, 1703
in the quarter ended Michaelmas, 1703	170	4	0
				1,037	2	2
				£1,037	2	2
The Duty of 22 pence per pound weight on India weight silks imported : granted 9-10 Wm. III [9 Wm. III, c. 44, clause 70].
				l.	s.	d.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer on the 28 September, 1702				9,797	5	4
Receipts in the quarter ended Michaelmas, 1703				0	5	9
				£9,797	11	1
The Additional Impositions on Merchandises continued from 1 March, 1696-7 to 1 August, 1706 [by 8-9 Wm. Ill, c. 20].
To cash remaining in the Exchequer at 28 September, 1702				7,053	19	4
	l.	s.	d.
To money received there in Xmas quarter, 1702	7,839	7	4½
in Lady day quarter, 1703	5,606	1	3
in Midsummer quarter, 1703	9,346	5	11½
in Michaelmas quarter, 1703	11,628	9	2½
				34,420	3	9½
				£41,474	3	1½


Expenditure.

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
In aid of Public Funds granted pro anno 1702.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy : for Sick and Wounded : to the head of Wages	145	17	0
By [paid to] Charles Bertie, Treasurer of the Ordnance : in part of 70,973l. 13l. 9d. for Land Services of the Ordnance	342	14	0
By [paid to] Richard, Earl of Ranelagh, for Guards and Garrisons : in part of 264,874l. 10s. 0d	10	0	0
By [paid to] ditto for account of the 40,000 men acting with the Allies : in part of 700,000l	34	15	0
By [paid to] the 7 Commissioners for Public Accounts on their allowances to 25 March, 1703	7	14	5
	£541	0	5
Per Contra.
In aid of Public Funds granted pro anno 1702.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, for account of the charge of the Marines	170	4	0
By [paid to] Richard, Earl of Ranelagh, for Guards and Garrisons in part of 264,874l. 10s. 0d.	528	17	3
For services not within Parliamentary Appropriations.
By [paid to] officers and clerks of the Tally Court in lieu of fees on tallies of loan	338	0	11
	£1,037	2	2
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
In aid of Public Funds granted for the year 1702.
By [paid to] Charles Bertie, Treasurer of the Ordnance, in part of 70,973l. 13s. 9d. for Land Services of the Ordnance	9,797	5	4
In aid of Public Funds granted for the year 1703.
By [paid to] Charles Fox, on account of the charge attending the alliance with Portugal	0	5	9
	£9,797	11	1
Per Contra.
By principal repaid [of loans] on the Additional Impositions before 1 March, 1696	15,600	0	0
By [paid for] interest at 8 per cent. [on such loans]	20,318	10	4
By balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer, 28 September, 1703	5,555	12	9½
	£41,474	3	1½


Income

Arrears of the Duties on Coals and Culme : granted [by 9 Wm. III, c. 13], for 5 years from 15 May, 1698.
				l.	s.	d.
To cash in the Exchequer, 28 September, 1702				7,159	17	8
To money received there :
	l.	s.	d.
in Xmas quarter, 1702	22,084	0	11½
in Lady day quarter, 1703	12,284	7	10½
in Midsummer quarter, 1703	17,305	10	7½
in Michaelmas quarter, 1703	5,307	6	6½
				56,981	6	0
				£64,141	3	8
Arrears of 5s. per chaldron on Cynders : granted [by 10 Wm. III, c. 10] for 4 years from 15 May, 1699.
				l.	s.	d.
To Cash in the Exchequer on the 28 September, 1702				291	10	7½
To money received there :
	l.	s.	d.
in Xmas quarter, 1702	10	0	0
in Lady day quarter, 1703	346	7	2
in Midsummer quarter, 1703	227	13	7½
in Michaelmas quarter, 1703	170	3	6
				754	4	3½
				£1,045	14	11


Expenditure

Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By principal [repaid] in further part of 500,000l. [loans] registered on these Duties				58,000	0	0
By [paid for] interest at 8 per cent.				5,597	4	5
				63,597	4	5
By balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer, 28 September, 1703				543	19	3
				£64,141	3	8
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
In aid of Public Funds granted pro anno 1702.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, for Sick and Wounded : to the head of Wages	83	12	10
By [paid to] ditto for account of the charge of Marines	88	14	7½
				172	7	5½
By [paid to] Richard, Earl of Ranelagh, for Guards and Garrisons : in part of 264,874l. 10s. 0d.				146	7	2
By [paid to] the 7 Commissioners for Public Accounts on their allowances to 25 March, 1703				118	6	2
In aid of Public Funds granted pro anno 1703.
By [paid to] Charles Fox on account of the charge attending the alliance with Portugal				107	3	6
For services not within Parliamentary Appropriations.
By [paid to the] Agents for Taxes and their officers [for] salaries and incidents	491	10	7½
By [paid to the] officers of the Tally Court in lieu of fees on tallies of loan	10	0	0
				501	10	7½
				£1,045	14	11


Income

	Coals and Culme.			Cynders.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To money received at the Exchequer :
in 1703 Midsummer quarter	10,374	0	0
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter	32,182	0	9	100	0	0
	42,556	0	9	100	0	0
							£42,656	0	9
Arrears of the 15 per cent. on India Wrought Silks and Muslins, imported between 25 March, 1700 and 30 September, 1701 [under 11 Wm. III, c. 3].
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer, 28 September, 1702							6,185	1	4½
To money received there :
in 1702 Xmas quarter				9,193	12	7
in 1703 Lady day quarter
in 1703 Midsummer quarter
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter
							9,193	12	7
							£15,378	13	11½
Arrears of the Duties on Leather granted for 3 years from 20 April, 1697 [by 8-9 Wm. III, c. 21].
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To cash in the Exchequer on the 28th September, 1702							8	10	10¾
To money received there :
in 1702 Xmas quarter				52	2	4
in 1703 Lady day quarter				91	7	2
in 1703 Midsummer quarter				106	14	11½
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter				16	14	8
							266	19	1½
To cash for arrears of the Duties on Coals ended 17 May, 1696 [granted by 6-7 Wm. III, c. 18 and taken away as from 17 May, 1696 by 7-8 Wm. III, c. 31] : brought to this account because the loans thereupon were transferred to the Duties on leather. 30 July, 1703							130	11	0
							£406	1	0¼


Expenditure

Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By [repayments of] principal in part of 500,000l. [in loans] registered on these Duties				39,000	0	0
By [paid for] interest at 5 and 6 per cent.				3,524	17	0
By balance in the Exchequer at 28 September, 1703				131	3	9
				£42,656	0	9
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] Charles Bertie, Treasurer of the Ordnance, in part of 70,973l. 13s. 9d. for land service of the Ordnance				6,185	1	4½
By [paid to] Richard, Earl of Ranelagh for account of 40,000 men acting with the Allies	5,193	12	7
By [paid to] ditto for account of Guards and Garrisons anno 1702	4,000	0	0
				9,193	12	7
				£15,378	13	11½
Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By [paid for] interest of loans on Coals anno 1696 transferred to the Duties on Leather 1697 at 7 per cent.				405	13	11
By balance in the Exchequer on the 28 September, 1703				0	7	1¼
				£406	1	0¼


Income

The Hereditary and Temporary Excise.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To balance of the account for the year ended at Michaelmas, 1702 :
in the Exchequer, 28 September, 1702				27,288	15	9¼
in the hands of Thomas Hall, eodem die				7,456	9	8
							34,745	5	5¼
To money received by Thomas Hall, Cashier to the Excise Commissioners, for the gross produce of this revenue :
	l.	s.	d.
in 1702 Xmas quarter	112,191	5	1½
in 1703 Lady day quarter	113,252	2	1
in 1703 Midsummer quarter	123,444	2	5¼
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter	120,375	9	2¾
				469,262	18	10½
Out of which is to be abated :
Salaries to officers	11,171	17	9
Incident charges	2,713	4	5¼
Allowances on exportations	38	9	8
Overcharges repaid	4	10	0¼
				14,228	1	10½
							455,034	17	0
							£489,780	2	5¼


Expenditure.

Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [moneys] paid [for the] uses of her Majesty's Civil Governmen [payments] by the Cashier of this revenue.
to the Prince of Denmark				25,000	0	0
to the Queen Dowager				12,209	15	2
to the Duke of Northumberland on his pension				3,000	0	0
							40,209	15	2
[Payments] at the Receipt of the Exchequer.
to Sir Benj. Bathurst, Cofferer of her Majesty's Household				31,926	8	10¾
to John, Visct. Fitz-Hardinge, Treasurer of her Majesty's Chamber				28,620	11	3¼
to Ralph, Earl of Montague, Master of the Great Wardrobe				12,944	10	0
to Charles Hodges, Esq., for the Office of the Robes : upon account				5,000	0	0
to Thomas Lloyd, Paymaster of the Works : upon account				4,693	6	6
to William Roberts. Esq., Paymaster of the Works at Windsor : upon account				2,376	10	1
to the Duke of Somerset, Master of the Horse : for the expense of the Stables				3,000	0	0
to Cha. Johnson, Esq., for ditto whilst [the Stables were] in Commission to Sir Ste. Fox, et al.				2,750	0	0
to Foreign Ministers on their ordinary and extraordinary allowances				11,269	10	11½
to fees and salaries [the ordinary Civil service salaries payable at the Exchequer]				32,420	2	1¼
to pensions and annuities [established payable at the Exchequer]				5,390	15	0
to Edward Nicholas for sundry pensions and charities allowed by her Majesty [in continuation of the late Queen Mary's private charities and pensions etc.]				7,842	6	7
to ditto for the French Protestants				15,000	0	0
to [royal] bounties [paid at the Exchequer]				5,448	4	0
to William Lowndes for Secret Service				3,497	14	7½
to the Duchess of Marlborough for the Privy Purse				3,547	3	4
to Charles Shales, late her Majesty's goldsmith, for plate				8,516	10	1
to Contingencies of divers natures				2,765	17	11¼
							187,009	11	4½
In aid of the Public Funds granted for the year 1702 : being part of 100,000l. for the Queen's Donative.
to the Earl of Ranelagh for Guards and Garrisons in part of 264,874l. 10s. 0d.				4,995	8	1
[to ditto] for account of the 40,000 men acting with the Allies : in part of 700,000l.				28,012	16	10½
							33,008	4	11½
By the weekly sums of 3,700l. taken out of this revenue to repay loans at the Exchequer :
in Xmas 1702 quarter	48,100	0	0
in Lady day 1703 quarter	48,100	0	0
in Midsummer 1703 quarter	48,100	0	0
in Michaelmas 1703 quarter	48,100	0	0
							192,400	0	0
Memorandum : The Exchequer is made Debtor by a distinct account for these weekly payments and the disposition thereof appears thereby.
Balance in cash at Michaelmas, 1703 :
in the Exchequer				31,131	11	1¼
in the Cashier's hands on the 27 September, 1703				6,020	19	10
							37,152	10	11¼
							£489,780	2	5¼


Income

The Exchequer for the [3,700l.] weekly sums appropriated out of the Hereditary and Temporary Excise [by 12-13 Wm. III, c. 12, continued by 1 Anne, c. 1].
							l.	s.	d.
To the Remains in cash at Michaelmas, 1702							6,266	18	4
To the sum total of the weekly payments certified by the Cashier of Excise to be paid into the Exchequer between the 28 September, 1702 and the 27 September, 1703 prout the account of the Hereditary and Temporary Excise							192,400	0	0
							£198,666	18	4
Arrears of the Double 9d. Excise which commenced 17 November 1691, and ended 17 May, 1697 [by 2 Wm. and Mary Session 2, c. 10 and 3 Wm. and Mary, c. 6].
				l.	s.	d.
To cash in the Exchequer 28 September, 1702 :
of the Two Thirds				58	13	0
of the One Third				175	1	8½
							233	14	8½
in the hands of Thomas Hall, Esq. the 28 September, 1702							0	0	0¼
Money received by the said Hall in the week ended 1 March, 1702-3							3	5	0½
							£236	19	9¼
Arrears of the Double 9d. which determined 17 November, 1691 [by 2 Wm. and Mary Session 2, c. 3].
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1702							326	17	7
							£326	17	7
The 9d. per barrel Excise for 16 years from 17 May, 1697. [as per by 5-6 Wm. and Mary, c. 7].
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1702							2,198	19	2
ditto in Mr. Hall's hands the same day							3,562	5	5½
To money received by Mr. Hall :
in 1702 Xmas quarter	36,707	13	7
in 1703 Lady day quarter	37,086	14	11
in 1703 Midsummer quarter	41,290	1	7½
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter	41,852	15	10½
				156,937	6	0
out of which is to be abated :
salaries paid to the officers by the Excise Cashier	3,572	7	7
incident charges paid by ditto	1,034	0	5
overcharges repaid by ditto	2	18	3¾
				4,609	6	3¾
							152,327	19	8¼
							£158,089	4	3¾


Expenditure

Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By principal repaid in further part of 820,000l. [loans made on the said weekly payments as per clause 9 of the Act 12-13 Wm. III, c. 12]				154,199	4	5
Interest [on the said loans] at 6 and 7 per cent.				30,809	14	3
				185,008	18	8
	l.	s.	d.
Balance remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1703	9,957	19	8
In the [Excise] Cashier's hands for the week's payment ended 27 September, 1703	3,700	0	0
				13,657	19	8
				£198,666	18	4
Per Contra.
Out of the Two Thirds.
By principal repaid				50	0	0
Interest at 7 per cent.				0	2	7
	l.	s.	d.
Balance in the Exchequer 28 September, 1703 :
of the Two Thirds	10	13	9½
of the One Third	176	3	4½
in Mr. Hall's hands	0	0	0¼
				186	17	2¼
				£236	19	9¼
Per Contra.
By paid to the Agents for Taxes on their salaries				38	11	4
By [paid to] Robert Barker, Deputy Queen's Remembrancer, for entering Duplicates				260	0	0
By [paid to] officers and clerks of the Tally Court in lieu of fees for tallies				28	6	3
				£326	17	7
Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By Annuities to Adventurers to the Million Lottery on the 140,000l. per an. [paid] by the hands of Richard Taylor, Paymaster [of the said Annuities]				140,400	0	0
By cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1703				14,219	5	8½
ditto remaining in Mr. Hall's hands the same day				3,469	18	7¼
				£158,089	4	3¾


Income

The Hereditary [i.e. perpetual] 9d. per barrel Excise commencing 17 May, 1697 for the Bank and others [by 5 Wm. and Mary, c. 20].
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To cash in the Exchequer, 28 September, 1702	17,153	5	4¼
ditto in Mr. Hall's hands the same day	3,562	5	5¼
							20,715	10	9½
To money received by the said Mr. Hall :
for 1702 Xmas quarter	36,011	10	3¾
for 1703 Lady day quarter	36,514	10	7¾
for 1703 Midsummer quarter	39,704	13	2
for 1703 Michaelmas quarter	39,299	9	10¾
				151,530	1	0¼
out of which is to be abated :
the salaries to officers paid by the Excise Cashier	3,572	7	6¾
incident charges paid by same	1,034	0	3¾
overcharges repaid by same	2	18	3¼
				4,609	6	1¾
							146,920	17	10½
							£167,636	8	8
The Additional 9d. per barrel Excise for 99 years from 25 January, 1692-3 [by 4 Wm. and Mary, c. 3].
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To cash in the Exchequer 28 September, 1702				46,326	2	5¼
ditto in Mr. Hall's hands the same day				3,562	5	5
							49,888	7	10¼
To money received by the said Mr. Hall :
	l.	s.	d.
in 1702 Xmas quarter	36,011	12	0
in 1703 Lady day quarter	36,516	4	11½
in 1703 Midsummer quarter	39,704	14	11
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter	39,299	11	10¼
				151,532	3	8¾
out of which is to be abated :
the salaries to officers paid by the Cashier of Excise	3,572	7	7½
incident charges paid by ditto	1,034	0	5¼
overcharges repaid by ditto	2	18	3½
				4,609	6	4¼
							146,922	19	4½
							£196,811	5	2¾


Expenditure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Out of the Five Sevenths.
By [paid to] the Bank of England on 100,000l. per an. perpetuity				105,000	0	0
Out of the Two Sevenths.
By [paid on] annuities for 1, 2, and 3 lives	36,430	6	4
By [paid to] Charles, Lord Halifax, Auditor of the Receipt, for himself and clerks on account of management	150	0	0
				36,580	6	4
By balance in cash on the 28 September, 1703 :
in the Exchequer, of the Five Sevenths	3,153	11	11½
in the Exchequer, of the Two Sevenths	19,731	4	7½
in Mr. Hall's hands	3,171	5	9¼
				26,056	2	4
				£167,636	8	8
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] several [annuitants] on annuities at 14 per cent.	120,650	12	6
By [paid to] several [annuitants on annuities] at 7 per cent. with advantage of survivorship	7,559	14	6
				128,210	7	0
On account of management.
[By paid] to Lord Halifax, Auditor of the Receipt, for himself and clerks for a year	500	0	0
[ditto] to Henry Pelham, as Clerk of the Pells, the like	400	0	0
[ditto] to the Four Tellers of the Receipt, the like	300	0	0
[ditto] to Samuel Edwin, Usher of the Receipt, for necessaries supplied	442	10	7¼
				1,642	10	7¼
By balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1703	63,787	1	8½
ditto in Mr. Hall's hands 27 September, 1703	3,171	5	11
				66,958	7	7½
				£196,811	5	2¾


Income

The Arrears of the Duty on Malt : granted from 20 April, 1697 to 20 July, 1699 as by 8-9 Wm. III, c. 22. Together with : the 36s. per barrel Sweets : [granted] from 25 March, 1701 to 25 March, 1706 as by 10-11 Wm. III, c. 10.
							l.	s.	d.
To Remain in cash at Michaelmas, 1702							8,780	1	11¾
To money received by the Cashier of the Excise on these Duties :
	On Malt.			On Sweets.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
in 1702 Xmas quarter	57	19	3¼	320	14	3¾
in 1703 Lady day quarter	12	18	4½	305	14	9¾
in 1703 Midsummer quarter	31	6	0½	260	13	8¼
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter	3	8	11¼	255	16	0¾
	105	12	7½	1,142	18	10½
out of which is to be abated :
for allowances on the exportation of Malt	11	10	0
	94	2	7½	1,142	18	10½	1,237	1	6
							£10,017	3	5¾
The 6d. per bushel on Malt : 10s. per barrel on Mum : 4s. per hogshead on Cyder and Perry : granted 13 and 14 Wm. III, c. 5, from 9 March, 1701-2 to 24 June, 1703.
							l.	s.	d.
To balance on the year's account ended at Michaelmas, 1702							21,351	3	1
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To cash received by Thomas Hall :
in 1702 Xmas quarter	38,703	14	5
in 1703 Lady day quarter	165,682	12	3
in 1703 Midsummer quarter	255,455	4	5¼
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter	188,151	17	0¼
				647,993	8	1½
out of which is to be abated :
paid by Mr. Hall for salaries to officers	677	15	3¾
ditto for incident charges	1,264	1	2
drawbacks on exportations	707	11	0
				2,649	7	5¾
							645,344	0	7¾
To cash arisen by fines imposed on maltsters by virtue of this Act :
By Mr. Hall's certificate to 3 May, 1703				194	0	8
By Mr. Hall's certificate to 20 September, 1703				860	3	3
							1,054	3	11
To overpayment or difference between the sum certified to be paid into the Exchequer 22 March, 1702-3 and the sum received there							0	0	0¼
							£667,749	7	8


Expenditure.

Per Contra.
By Remains of in cash at Michaelmas, 1703 :
	On Malt.			On Sweets.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
in the Exchequer	8,372	12	7	1,627	3	5
in Mr. Hall's hands	0	0	0¼	17	7	5½
							10,017	3	5¾
Memorandum. the Duties on Sweets were granted anno 1699 and appropriated to the same uses the Duties on Malt were to wit, the paying off Malt Tickets.
							£10,017	3	5¾
Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.
At the Receipt of the Exchequer.
				l.	s.	d.
By principal repaid on the Register for 600,000l. [loans]				346,603	9	6
By interest paid at 6 per cent.				14,479	0	1
							361,082	9	7
In part of the appropriations for the year 1702 out of the surplus [of] Malt Duties.
By [paid to] Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy : upon account :
for Sick and Wounded and Prisoners of War : to the head of Wages				6,599	11	0
for imprests and bills of exchange to the head of Wear and Tear				6,000	0	0
for the Victualling				12,353	6	7¾
for Samuel Atkinson and Nicholas Roop for Transports : to the head of 10,000 soldiers in sea service				18,570	0	0
							43,522	17	7¾
By [paid to] Charles Bertie, Treasurer of the Ordnance for sea services [of the Office of Ordnance] anno 1702 upon account							20,000	0	0
By fines on maltsters placed to the account of Small Branches [of the Revenue] under the head of Brewers' Forfeitures, being charged as such in the Exchequer Certificate 7 May, 1703							194	0	8
At the Excise Office.
By [paid on] tallies of assignment on the Surplus of the Malt Duties : [the said tallies being paid or] discharged by Mr. Hall				228,490	14	8½
By interest at 5 per cent. on part of the said tallies				3,695	4	6
							232,185	19	2½
By balance in the Exchequer 28 September, 1703 :
of the Duties on Malt				7,397	10	2¾
of the fines on maltsters				860	3	3
ditto in Mr. Hall's hands of the Duties on Malt 27 September, 1703				2,506	7	1
							10,764	0	6¾
							£667,749	7	8


Income.

The same Duties on Malt, Mum, Cyder and Perry Continued [sic for re-imposed] from 23 June, 1703 to 24 June, 1704 by the Act 1 Anne St. II, c. 3.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To money received by Thomas Hall between 28 June, 1703 and 27 September following :
in the week ended 6 September, 1703				6	5	7½
in the week ended 13 September, 1703				424	1	1
in the week ended 20 September, 1703				770	0	0
in the week ended 27 September, 1703				41	8	2
							1,241	14	10½
							£1,241	14	10½
The 12d. per bushel on Salt granted 7-8 Wm. III, c. 31, for ever : with the Duties on Scotch Linen and Whale Fins : granted 9-10 Wm. III, c. 45 for 8 years from 10 July, 1698.
							l.	s.	d.
To Balance on the year's account ended at Michaelmas 1702, remaining in the Exchequer							6,867	8	6
To cash received there for the neat produce of these Duties :
	Salt.			Whale Fins.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
in 1702 Xmas quarter	11,358	1	6	2,514	13	3
in 1703 Lady day quarter	13,370	12	4½	2,441	4	11
in 1703 Midsummer quarter	13,619	6	5½	2,998	12	2½
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter	16,338	8	3½	1,717	16	2
	54,686	8	7½	9,672	6	6½
							64,358	15	2
							£71,226	3	8
Arrears of the 8d. per bushel Salt by 8-9 Wm. III, c. 20, granted from 25 March, 1697 to 25 December, 1699.
							l.	s.	d.
To Balance brought from the year's account ended at Michaelmas, 1702							3	14	0
To cash for the neat receipts at the Exchequer :
in 1702 Xmas quarter				10	0	3¼
in 1703 Lady day quarter				372	6	4½
in 1703 Midsummer quarter				57	14	1
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter				118	1	7
							558	2	4
							£561	16	4


Expenditure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [paid for] interest of loans hereupon at 5 per cent.				217	10	0
By Remains in cash at the Exchequer 28 September, 1703	982	16	8½
In Mr. Hall's hands 27 September, 1703	41	8	2
				1,024	4	10½
				£1,241	14	10½
Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By principal repaid				58,550	0	0
By [paid for] interest at 7 per cent.				6,108	4	0
By cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1703 :
	l.	s.	d.
on Salt	4,806	19	2½
on Whale Fins	1,761	0	5½
				6,567	19	8
				£71,226	3	8
Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1703				561	16	4
				£561	16	4


Income.

The 28 pence per bushel on Salt [granted] from 25 December, 1699 for ever : together with the Additional Stamp Duties on Vellum from 1 August, 1698, both by 9-10 Wm. III, c. 44.
							l.	s.	d.
To Balance on the year's accompt ended at March, 1702							20,071	0	2½
To cash paid into the Exchequer for the neat produce of these Duties :
	Salt.			Stamp Duties.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
in 1702 Xmas quarter	25,721	17	11½	10,582	19	8½
in 1703 Lady day quarter	30,189	7	0½	10,248	16	10
in 1703 Midsummer quarter	31,670	13	11	10,984	5	3
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter	37,002	4	7	10,399	18	10
	124,584	3	6	42,216	0	7½	166,800	4	1½
							£186,871	4	4
Arrears of the Duties on Stamped Vellum [by 5-6 Wm. and Mary, c. 21] which determined 28 June, 1698.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To money received at the Exchequer :
in 1702 Xmas quarter				104	7	8
in 1703 Lady day quarter				25	9	0
in 1703 Midsummer quarter				45	10	8½
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter				69	17	0
							245	4	4½
							£245	4	4½
The Continued Duties on Stamped Vellum, etc., granted 8-9 Wm. III, c. 20, from 28 June, 1698 to 1 August, 1706.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1702							5,644	0	8½
To money received there for the neat produce of this Duty :
in 1702 Xmas quarter				10,144	3	8
in 1703 Lady day quarter				9,943	13	8
in 1703 Midsummer quarter				9,870	18	0
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter				10,208	9	7
							40,167	4	11
							£45,811	5	7½


Expenditure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] the English Company trading in a joint stock to India on 133,040l. per an.				152,512	10	8
By [paid to] the General Society not trading in a joint stock on 26,960l. per an.				26,960	0	0
By cash remaining in the Exchequer on 28 September, 1703 :
on Salt	6,181	4	2
on Stamp Duties	1,217	9	6
				7,398	13	8
				£186,871	4	4
Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By [paid for] interest of loans on credit of this grant at 8 per cent.				245	4	4½
				£245	4	4½
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [money] paid on the Register for Loans on the Additional Impositions :
for Principal	2,000	0	0
for Interest	77	9	5
ditto on the Register for Loans on Stamp Duties ended 28 June, 1698 :
for Principal	25,800	0	0
for interest	13,155	17	10½
				41,033	7	3½
Balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1703				4,777	18	4
				£45,811	5	7½


Income.

The Revenue of the Post Office.
To Remains in cash at Michaelmas, 1702 :
	As belonging to the late King.			As belonging to her present Majesty.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
in the Exchequer	743	12	1¼	5,829	11	1¾
in the hands of Mr. Lilly, the Receiver of the Post Office	2,142	5	6	2,246	8	1
							10,961	16	10
To money received by the said Mr. Lilly for the gross produce of this revenue :
	As belonging to the late King.			As belonging to her present Majesty.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
in 1702 Xmas quarter	3,327	6	0	20,123	3	9
in 1703 Lady day quarter	1,790	0	10	24,212	14	3
in 1703 Midsummer quarter	856	19	5	25,601	6	7
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter	592	8	6	22,240	10	2
	6,566	15	8	92,177	14	9
out of which is to be abated : for account of her present present Majesty :
for salaries and wages to officers	7,055	6	8
for incidents	3,086	11	10
for allowances for letters returned	224	0	6
for allowances for ship letters	146	9	7
for allowances to Postmasters	1,434	11	9
for charge of packet boats	20,526	6	3	32,473	6	7
				59,704	8	2	66,271	3	10
							£77,233	0	8


Expenditure.

Per Contra.
By paid :
By the Receiver General of this Revenue.	On account of the late King's Civil List.			On account of her present Majesty's Civil List.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
to the Prince of Denmark				25,000	0	0
to sundry persons on pensions and annuities	3,400	0	0	23,525	0	0
At the Receipt of the Exchequer.
to Sir Benjamin Bathurst, Cofferer of her Majesty's Household				9,000	0	0
to Lord Edward Russell, Treasurer of the Chamber to the late King	809	5	2½
to the Earl of Montague, Master of the Great Wardrobe	336	17	2
to Thomas Lloyd, Master of the Works	19	13	3¼	1,101	10	6
to Foreign Ministers on their ordinary and extraordinary allowances	654	13	6	928	12	5¼
to fees and salaries [payable at the Exchequer]	2,575	8	9½	3,878	0	0
to pensions and annuities [payable at the Exchequer]	50	0	0
to [royal] bounties [payable at the Exchequer]				40	0	0
to William Lowndes for Secret Service				500	0	0
to Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough, for her present Majesty's Privy Purse				1,611	2	0½
to Contingencies of divers salaries	1,014	6	10	970	6	2
to Charles Bertie, Treasurer of the Ordnance for Gunners' stores for packet boats				426	15	9
	8,860	4	9¼	66,981	6	10¾	75,841	11	8
By Balance in cash at Michaelmas, 1703 in the Exchequer :
of moneys belonging to late King	592	8	6
in the Post Office Receiver's hands : for her present Majesty's Civil List				789	0	6
							1,391	9	0
							£77,233	0	8


Income.

Small Branches [of the Revenue] and Casual Revenues.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer at Michaelmas, 1702 :
	For the late King's Civil List.			For her present Majesty's Civil List.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
on Sheriffs' proffers	2	12	8
on Seizures	69	3	0	125	7	7¼
on Wine Licences				1,000	0	0
on Fines and Forfeitures	30	0	0
on Lottery Rent	162	15	10
	264	11	6	1,125	7	7¼
							1,389	19	1¼
To receipts as charged by the Exchequer Certificates for account of Small Branches :
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
First Fruits (whereof 3,000l. by tallies of pro)				3,446	19	3½
Tenths of the Clergy (whereof 7,900l. by tallies of pro on the Queen's Civil List)	1,604	18	11	7,903	9	0½
Fines on alienations (whereof 1,000l. by tallies of pro on the Queen's Civil List)	1,133	3	6	1,500	0	0
Wine Licences Revenue				4,100	0	0
[Sheriffs'] Proffers	134	12	9	905	8	9
Compositions [in the Exchequer]	2	18	8	17	2	11
Seizures	18,268	10	2	9,126	2	2
Land Revenue : to wit Rents of Lands				457	11	0
Fines of Leases				390	12	2
Wood sales	108	0	0	420	0	0
Duchy of Cornwall rents	3,133	1	3
Savoy Hospital rents				900	0	0
Rents on Grants :
to wit [? Savoy rents]				541	14	7½
to wit Grant of the Lottery Farm	1,650	0	0
Fines for misdemeanours	1	0	0	88	10	1
Brewers' forfeitures (of which 194l. 0s. 8d. from maltsters)	85	7	11	219	0	8
Money repaid per William Lowndes	100	0	0
Money repaid per Walter Whitfeild, being money saved by respits on the Marines anno 1702				1,420	5	8
Money repaid by Charles Fox, being gained by way of premium for tallies on the sixth 4s. Aid anno 1703 disposed by him				500	0	0
Profits of the Hanaper				37	4	7
	26,221	13	2	31,974	1	9½	58,195	14	11½
							£59,585	14	0¾


Expenditure

Per Contra.
Out of the late King's [Civil List] Revenues.				Out of the [Civil List] Revenues granted [to] her present Majesty.
	l.	s.	d.		l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] Lord Bradford, Cofferer, upon account [of the Household] out of Seizures	1,200	0	0	By [paid to] Sir Benj. Bathurst, Cofferer : out of Wine Licences	1,000	0	0
By [paid to] Lord Edward Russell, Treasurer of the Chamber, 112l. out of Tenths ; 500l. out of Alienations ; 2l. 19s. 4d. out of Proffers ; 6s. 8d. out of Compositions ; 2,033l. 2s. 11d. out of Seizures ; 100l. out of money repaid per Mr. Lowndes	2,748	8	11	By [paid to] Lord Fitz Hardinge, Treasurer of the Chamber : 285l. 6s. 6d. out of Proffers ; 8l. 12s. 11d. out of Compositions ; 160l. out of Seizures ; 3l. 5s. 7d. out of Land Revenue ; 10l. 3s. 4d. out of rent of grants ; 45l. 18s. 4½d. out of Fines on misdemeanours	513	6	8½
By [paid to] Earl of Montague, Master of the Great Wardrobe 633l. 3s. 6d. out of Alienations ; 1,330l. 3s. 4d. out of Seizures	1,963	6	10
By [paid to] Thomas Lloyd, Paymaster of the Works, 15l. 4s. 6d. out of Tenths ; 0l. 13s. 4d. out of Proffers ; 2,103l. 15s. 2d. out of Seizures	2,119	13	0	By [paid to] Thomas Lloyd, Paymaster of the Works : 146l. 7s. 4d. out of Proffers ; 1l. 13s. 4d. out of Compositions ; 1l. 6s. 8d. out of Rents of grants ; 17l. 6s. 8½d. out of Fines for misdemeanours	166	14	0½
By [paid to] Foreign Ministers : 1l. 8s. 0d. out of Proffers ; 2l. 12s. 0d. out of Compositions ; 1,845l. 1s. 0d. out of Seizures	1,849	1	0	By [paid to] Foreign Ministers : 36l. 5s. 8½d. out of First Fruits ; 2l. 9s. 0½d. out of Tenths ; 3,110l. out of Seizures	3,148	14	9
By [paid to] Fees and Salaries : 122l. 8s. 0d. out of Tenths ; 107l. 11s. 10d. out of Proffers ; 3,304l. 0s. 4½d. out of Seizures ; 2,993l. 12s. 9d. out of Land Revenue ; 85l. 7s. 11d. out of brewers' forfeitures	6,613	0	10½	By [paid to] Fees and Salaries : 210l. 13s. 7d. out of First Fruits ; 501l. out of Tenths ; 2l. 10s. 0d. out of Alienations ; 145l. 15s. 11¼d. out of Proffers ; 2l. 3s. 4d. out of Compositions ; 703l. 5s. 11d. out of Seizures ; 8l. 4s. 1d. out of Land Revenues ; 5l. out of Rents on grants ; 18l. 3s. 3d. out of Fines for misdemeanours ; 219l. 0s. 8d. out of brewers' forfeitures ; 37l. 4s. 7d. out of Profits of the Hanaper	1,853	1	4¼
Carried forward	£16,493	10	7½		£6,681	16	10¼ Per Contra.


Expenditure

Per Contra.
Out of the late King's [Civil List] Revenues.				Out of the [Civil List] Revenues granted [to] her present Majesty.
	l.	s.	d.		l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	16,493	10	7½	Brought forward	6,681	16	10¼
By [paid to] Pensions and Annuities : 2l. 9s. 0½d. out of Tenths ; 18l. 18s. 3d. out of Proffers ; 1,413l. 8s. 6½d. out of Seizures ; 1,787l. 12s. 6d. out of Rent of Lotteries	3,222	8	4	By [paid to] Pensions and Annuities : 3,000l. out of First Fruits ; 7,400l. out of Tenths ; 1,000l. out of Alienations ; 294l. 3s. 4d. out of Seizures	11,694	3	4
				By [paid to] Edward Nicholas for [the Queen's] particular Bounties : out of Seizures	3,465	11	11
By [paid to Royal] bounties [payable] at the Exchequer : out of Tenths	43	10	0	By [paid to Royal] Bounties [payable] at the Exchequer : 22l. 7s. 10d. out of Proffers ; 4l. 13s. 4d. out of Compositions ; 84l. 9s. 1d. out of Seizures ; 450l. 17s. 8d. out of Land Revenue ; 7l. 1s. 9d. out of fines for misdemeanours	569	9	8
				By [paid to] the Duchess of Marlborough for the Privy Purse : 497l. 10s. 0d. out of Alienations ; 81l. 6s. 8d. out of Proffers ; 333l. 6s. 8d. out of Land Revenues; 482l. 4s. 7½d. out of Rents of Grants	1,394	7	11½
By [paid to] Charles Shales, goldsmith : out of Seizures	1,500	0	0	By [paid to] Charles Shales, goldsmith : 90l. 13s. 9d. out of Proffers ; 16s. 8d. out of Land Revenues	91	10	5
By [paid to] Contingencies : 1,309l. 7s. 4¼d. out of Tenths ; 5l. 8s. 0d. out of Proffers ; 2,100l. 6s. 5½d. out of Seizures ; 247l. 8s. 6d. out of Land Revenues ; 31l. out of Fines for misdemeanours	3,693	10	4	By [paid to] Contingencies : 200l. out of First Fruits ; 133l. 10s. 8d. out of Proffers ; 337l. 4s. 1d. out of Seizures ; 1l. 13s. 4d. out of Land Revenues ; 43l. out of Rents on Grants	715	8	1¾
Carried forward	£24,952	19	3½	Carried forward	£24,612	8	3½


Income

The Duty of 4½ per cent. from Barbados and the Leeward Islands.
To Cash paid into the Exchequer by the Receiver General of Customs :
	For the late King's Account.			For her present Majesty's Account.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
in 1702 Xmas quarter	7,321	12	4	272	10	0
in 1703 Lady day quarter	254	9	5
in 1703 Midsummer quarter				498	15	0
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter				3,593	14	5
	7,576	1	9	4,364	19	5
To charge for so much paid by the said Receiver General to Mrs. Tillotson on her pension, 7 November, 1702	150	0	0
	7,726	1	9				12,091	1	2
							£12,091	1	2


Expenditure

Per Contra.
Out of the late King's [Civil List] Revenues.				Out of the [Civil List] Revenues granted [to] her present Majesty.
	l.	s.	d.				l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	24,952	19	3½	Brought forward			24,612	8	3½
				By [paid to] Public Services to wit anno 1702 : in part of the charge of the 10,000 men : out of imprest money [repaid] per Walter Whitfeild			1,420	5	8
				ditto anno 1703 [by paid to] Charles Fox on account of the Additional Forces : out of money gained by disposing tallies on the sixth 4s. Aid			500	0	0
							26,532	13	11½
Balance to Cash in the Exchequer at Michaelmas, 1703	1,533	5	4½				6,566	15	5¼
	26,486	4	8				33,099	9	4¾
							£59,585	14	0¾
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Particulars of the [above] Remains in Cash :
Sheriffs' Proffers				0	6	8
Seizures				1,507	15	4½	1,096	15	5¼
Fines of Leases							50	0	0
Wine Licences							4,100	0	0
Wood sales							420	0	0
Revenue Savoy Hospital							900	0	0
Rent of Lotteries				25	3	4
				£1,533	5	4½	£6,566	15	5¼
Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.
By paid Mrs. Tillotson on her pension for Xmas quarter, 1701 per the Receiver General of Customs							150	0	0
Paid at the Receipt of the Exchequer.
By [paid to] Visct. Duplin by assignment from the Earl of Kinnoul on a perpetuity							1,000	0	0
By [paid to] Sir Bevill Granville, Governor of Barbados, on his salary of 1,200l. per an.							600	0	0
By [paid to] Charles Bertie, Treasurer of the Ordnance for stores of war and gunners' salaries							5,769	3	9
							7,369	3	9
Balance in cash in the Exchequer the 28 September, 1703							4,571	17	5
Memorandum : This revenue in the late King's time was part of the funds settled for the Civil List : but since his death is set apart to the payment of the perpetuity to the Earl of Kinnoul and for supplying the Leeward Islands with stores etc. for their defence.
							£12,091	1	2


Income

Coynage Duty [by 12-13 Wm. III, c. 11].
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To money received at the Exchequer :
in 1702 Xmas quarter				994	3	7½
in 1703 Lady day quarter
in 1703 Midsummer quarter				445	0	3½
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter				2,047	10	5½
							3,486	14	4½
							£3,486	14	4½
Revenue by Licensing Hackney Coaches, granted for 21 years from Midsummer, 1694 [by 5-6 Wm. and Mary, c. 22].
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer at Michaelmas, 1702							2,793	9	8½
To money received there :
in 1702 Xmas quarter
in 1703 Lady day quarter				500	0	0
in 1703 Midsummer quarter				500	0	0
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter				600	0	0
							1,600	0	0
							£4,393	9	8½
The Revenue arising to her Majesty by Prizes.
To cash paid into the Exchequer :
	For Prizes.			For Perquisites of Admiralty, Salvage Money, etc.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
in 1703 Lady day quarter	28,305	4	4	1,500	0	0
in 1703 Midsummer quarter	41,609	14	5	200	0	0
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter	21,990	17	8	1,495	12	6
	91,905	16	5	3,195	12	6	95,101	8	11
To cash paid into the Exchequer per William Lowndes being received from the Receiver General of Prizes on repayment of money advanced out of Secret Service to carry on the business of Prizes at the first settling thereof							300	0	0
							£95,101	8	11


Expenditure

Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] Isaac Newton, Esq., Master and Worker of the Mint upon account for the service thereof				3,486	14	4½
				£3,486	14	4½
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By paid in aid of the Public Funds for the year 1702.
To Charles Bertie, Treasurer of the Ordnance, for land services of the Office of Ordnance in part of 70,973l. 13s. 9d.	2,535	8	10
To the Earl of Ranelagh, towards charge of the 40,000 men in part of 700,000l. anno 1702	141	9	7¼
To ditto for Guards and Garrisons in part of 264,874l. 10s. 0d. anno 1702	500	0	0
To Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, for Sick and Wounded : to the head of Wages 224l. 7s. 7¾d. ; to the head of Victualling 275l. 12s. 4¼d. ; for account of the charge of 10,000 men in sea service 577l. 18s. 5½d.	1,077	18	5½
				4,254	16	10¾
In aid of the Public Funds for the year 1703.
To Cha. Fox, on account of the Alliances with Portugal				22	1	6½
For Extraordinary Services not within particular clauses of appropriation.
To the Earl of Ranelagh for Capt. Durell as Aide de Camp to Prince Vaudemont anno 1697				116	11	3¼
				£4,393	9	8½
Per Contra. By payments :
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
In aid of the Public Funds anno 1702.
To Sir Thomas Littleton [Treasurer of the Navy] for Sick and Wounded : to the head of Wages	3,000	0	0
To ditto for ditto : to the head of Victualling	3,120	19	9½
				6,120	19	9½
To the Earl of Ranelagh for Guards and Garrisons in part of 264,874l. 10s. 0d.	25,121	6	0¼
To ditto for the 10,000 men in sea service in part of 87,125l. 10s. 0d.	5,094	16	7
To ditto for the 40,000 men acting with the Allies : in part of 700,000l.	34,263	6	5¾
				64,479	9	1
For Extraordinary Services [of the War] not esteemed part of the appropriations anno 1702.
To the Earl of Ranelagh : for the Elector of Treves : for half a year's Subsidy to Xmas 1702				2,812	10	0
In aid of the Public Funds for the year 1703.
To Charles Fox, on account of the Troops of Augmentation	2,000	0	0
To ditto on account of the alliances with Portugal	17,701	14	10½
				19,701	14	10½
				93,114	13	9
By Balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1703				2,286	15	2
				£95,401	8	11


Income

Arrears of the Duties on Paper, granted for 2 years from 1 March, 1696 [by 8-9 Wm. III, c. 7].
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To Cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 28 September, 1702				3	8	0½
To money received there between 28 September, 1702 and 28 September, 1703 to wit in the week ended :
31 December, 1702	1	8	5
25 June, 1703	9	11	0½
				10	19	5½
				£14	7	6
The Funds granted 7 and 8 Wm. III [c. 3] for cancelling Exchequer Bills.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer, 28 September, 1702 :
on Capitation Duties	131	10	8¼
on Additional Tonnage and Poundage	0	8	7¼
on Additional 12d. per pound	62	0	0½
				193	19	4
To money received there between 28 September, 1702 and 28 September, 1703 [by 8-9 Wm. III, c. 24] :
on Capitation Subsidies granted for one year from 25 January, 1696-7	1,295	8	8
on the Additional Subsidy of Tonnage and Poundage granted for 2¾ years from 1 May, 1697	56	1	8½
on the Additional 12d. per pound granted for one year from 25 January, 1696-7	81	17	7½
				1,433	11	0
				£1,627	10	4


Expenditure

Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.
By [paid for] interest of loans on these Duties at 8 per cent.							12	0	0
By balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer, 28 September, 1703							2	7	6
							£14	7	6
Per Contra.
By principal and interest allowed [repaid] on [Exchequer] Bills cancelled :
	Principal.			Interest.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
on Captitation Duties	480	0	0	186	16	7
on Additional 12d. per pound	40	0	0	15	18	0½
	520	0	0	202	11	7½
							722	11	7½
By Balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1703 :
on Capitation Duties				760	2	9¼
on Additional Tonnage and Poundage				56	13	3¾
on Additional 12 pence per pound				87	19	7½
							904	15	0½
							£1,627	10	4


Income

													l.	s.	d.	l.	s.
	on the Fourth 4s. Aid, 7 Wm. III												7	9	9
	on the First 3s. Aid, 9 Wm. III												0	12	8
	on the Third Quarterly Poll, 9 Wm. III												4	14	0½
	on the Second 3s. Aid, 9 Wm. III												10	0	0
	on the Third 3s. Aid, 10 Wm. III												13	1	10
	on the Second 2s. Aid, 11 Wm. III												714	16	0
	on the Fourth 3s. Aid, 12 Wm. III :
	of the one third												1,933	4	10¼
	of the two thirds												12,191	17	8¾
																15,205	16
	To cash received at the Exchequer between 28 September, 1702 and 28 September, 1703 of the several Taxes and Aids as follows :
In the quarters ended	Xmas, 1702.			Lady day, 1703.			Midsummer, 1703.			Michaelmas, 1703.			Total.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
1 Wm. and Mary, First Poll										6	11	0	6	11	0
2 Wm. and Mary, Second Poll										20	9	0	20	9	0
1 Wm. and Mary, Second Aid and Additional 12d. Aid				8	19	0				10	19	0	19	18	0
3 Wm. and Mary, First Quarterly Poll	34	3	0							22	10	0	56	13	0
4 Wm. and Mary, First 4s. Aid	53	3	0							92	9	0	115	12	0
5 Wm. and Mary, Second Quarterly Poll	81	3	0							54	4	0	135	7	0
5 Wm. and Mary, Second 4s. Aid							1,334	3	3½	11	10	0	1,345	13	3½
6 Wm. and Mary, Third 4s. Aid	212	10	0	148	0	0	14	9	8	28	8	0	403	7	8
7 Wm. III, Fourth 4s. Aid	883	8	7	750	0	0	2,543	18	0	149	12	7	4,326	19	2
8 Wm. III, First 3s. Aid	750	0	0	95	11	7½	24	19	10	40	8	3	910	19	8½
9 Wm. III, Third Quarterly Poll				1,567	9	6	30	10	6	546	6	0	2,144	6	0
9 Wm. III, Second 3s. Aid	1,963	0	11	2,292	1	0½	3,947	6	7½				8,202	18	7
10 Wm. III, Third 3s. Aid	743	4	3½	2,500	0	0	2,907	13	1½				6,150	17	5
11 Wm. III, Second 2s. Aid	887	1	8½				619	14	4				1,506	16	0½
12 Wm. III, Fourth 3s. Aid (One Third)	6,743	10	5¼	623	5	4	715	11	10½	13	7	3	8,095	14	10¾
12 Wm. III, Fourth 3s. Aid (Two Thirds)	13,487	0	11¼	1,246	10	8	1,431	3	8½	26	14	5½	16,191	9	9½
																49,663	12
			Carried forward													£64,869	9


Expenditure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
Out of the First Poll of 1 Wm. and Mary.
Paid to Charles Fox on account of alliances with Portugal anno 1703	6	11	0
Out of the Second Poll of 2 Wm. and Mary.
Paid to ditto more for ditto	20	9	0
Out of the 2s. Aid and Additional 12d. Aid.
Paid to ditto more for ditto	10	19	0
Paid to the Bank of England in part of their Deficiency at June, 1701	8	19	0
Out of the First Quarterly Poll.
Paid to the Earl of Ranelagh for Capt. Durell in part pay anno 1697	34	3	0
Paid to Charles Fox on account of alliances with Portugal ut supra	22	10	0
Out of the First 4s. Aid.
Paid to interest of loans at 7 per cent.	145	12	0
Out of the Second Quarterly Poll.
Paid to interest of loans at 6 per cent.	135	7	0
Out of the Second 4s. Aid.
Paid to Sir Thomas Littleton for Sick and Wounded to the head of Wages anno 1702	414	7	1¼
Paid to Charles Fox on account of Portugal alliances ut supra	11	10	0
Paid to the Bank of England in part of their Deficiency at June, 1701	919	16	2¼
Out of the Third 4s. Aid.
Paid to interest of loans at 5 per cent.	403	7	8
Out of the Fourth 4s. Aid.
Paid to the Earl of Ranelagh for Durell in part of pay anno 1697	7	9	9
"this last a misapplication."
Paid to principal repaid	277	10	0
Paid to interest [of loans] at 6 per cent.	4,049	9	2
Out of the First 3s. Aid.
Paid to interest of loans at 8 per cent.	910	12	8
Out of the Third Quarterly Poll.
Paid to interest of loans at 7 and 8 per cent.	2,147	0	0
Out of the Second 3s. Aid.
Paid to Mr. Lionell Herne upon account for cancelling Exchequer Bills	6,671	2	0½
Memorandum. Mr. Herne is made Debtor by a particular account and the principal and interest allowed on the Cancelled Bills appear thereby.
Paid to Annuities for 1, 2, and 3 lives in part of arrears to 17 May, 1697	12	0	0
Note : There was placed on this Aid anno 1699 to satisfy these arrears 31,911l. 14s. 10d. The sums which have been actually paid including the 12l. as above amount to 30,827l. 2s. 1¼d. leaving 1,084l. 12s. 8¾d. still to clear the credit taken anno 1699.
Out of the Third 3s. Aid.
Paid to principal [of loans] repaid	4,000	0	0
Paid to interest [of loans] at 7 per cent.	2,059	18	11
Out of the Second 2s. Aid.
Paid to principal [of loans] repaid	1,200	0	0
Paid to interest [of loans] at 5 per cent.	698	10	2
Out of Two Thirds of the Fourth 3s. Aid.
Paid to principal [of loans] repaid	16,620	0	0
Paid to interest [of loans] at 6 per cent.	1,094	14	8
Out of One Third of the Fourth 3s. Aid.
Paid to principal [of loans] repaid	1,100	0	0
Paid to interest [of loans] at 6 per cent.	12	13	7
Paid to Lionell Herne upon account for cancelling Exchequer Bills	8,916	6	2
Mr. Herne is made Debtor for this by a particular account.
Carried forward	£51,910	18	1


Income

							l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							64,869	9	5
							£64,869	9	5
Arrears of the Duties on Marriages, Births, etc., by 6 and 7 Wm. III, c. 6, which ended the 1st May, 1700.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To money received at the Exchequer : for 1702 Xmas quarter
for 1703 Lady day quarter				1,077	16	7
for 1703 Midsummer quarter				415	17	3
for 1703 Michaelmas quarter				71	2	6
							1,564	16	4
							£1,564	16	4
The Continued Duties on Marriages, Births, etc., by 8 and 9 Wm. III, c. 20, from the 1st May, 1700 to 1 August, 1706.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To Remains in cash at the Exchequer, 28 September, 1702							2,191	19	6½
	l.	s.	d.
To money received there :
in 1702 Xmas quarter	11,721	2	1
in 1703 Lady day quarter	10,416	6	3
in 1703 Midsummer quarter	8,334	16	6
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter	13,150	6	2
				43,622	11	0
but from these deduct :
to repay the executors of Ralph Williamson an overpayment on his account of these Duties for the County of York anno 1699				75	3	5
							43,547	7	7
							£45,739	7	1½


Expenditure

Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				51,910	18	1
	l.	s.	d.
Remains at Michaelmas 1703.
of the First 3s. Aid	0	19	8½
of the Third Quarterly Poll	2	0	0½
of the Second 3s. Aid	1,559	16	6½
of the Third 3s. Aid	104	0	4
of the Second 2s. Aid	323	1	10½
of the Two Thirds	10,968	12	10
				12,958	11	4
				£64,869	9	5
Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By [paid for] principal repaid [of loans] on credit of these Duties				1,235	7	3
Paid by interest [on said loans] at 8 per cent.				329	9	1
				£1,564	16	4
Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By [paid for repayment of] principal [money of loans] on the Register for the Duties on Marriages ended 1 May, 1700 [transferred to the Register of these Continued Duties]				26,790	3	0
By [paid for] interest on the [loans on the] same Register at 8 per cent.				15,713	9	6
				43,503	12	6
By balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer, 28 September, 1703				3,235	14	7½
				£45,739	7	1½


Income

The Duties on Houses for Windows, granted 7 and 8 Wm. III, c. 18, for 7 years from 25 March, 1690.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To the Remain in cash at the Exchequer, 28 September, 1702							8,517	13	0½
To money received there :
in 1702 Xmas quarter				30,103	19	11½
in 1703 Lady day quarter				25,529	2	10
in 1703 Midsummer quarter				26,381	19	0
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter				31,288	18	0½
							113,303	19	10
							£121,821	12	10½
The Fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies, granted anno ult. Wm. III and 1 Anne, c, 6, for one year from 25 March 1702.
							l.	s.	d.
To cash remaining in the Exchequer, 28 September, 1702							76,049	3	10
To money received there :
	On the Fifth 4s. Aid.			On the Subsidies.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
in 1702 Xmas quarter	462,123	12	9	53,624	0	0
in 1703 Lady day quarter	364,594	17	9	59,869	0	0
in 1703 Midsummer quarter	592,784	8	5½	81,171	2	10
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter	146,024	17	4½	43,995	8	5
	1,565,527	16	4	238,659	11	3	1,804,187	7	7
							£1,880,236	11	5
The sixth 4s. Aid [granted by] 1 Anne, st. 2, c. 1, for one year from 25 March, 1703 as also
The several Subsidies, granted by a distinct Act for the same year.
							l.	s.	d.
To Cash received at the Receipt of the Exchequer :
on the sixth 4s. Aid between 2 July, 1703 and 28 September, 1703							183,717	9	0
on the Subsidies between 13 August, 1703 and 28 September, 1703							2,106	7	11
							£185,823	16	11


Expenditure

Per Contra.
By [paid for repayment of] principal [of loans] and [paid for] interest of [the said] loans on the several following Registers viz. :
	Principal.			Interest.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
on the first 4s. Aid	1,150	0	0	47	18	8
on the third 4s. Aid	2,000	0	0	104	7	8
on the fourth 4s. Aid	20,000	0	0	602	8	4
on the three fourths Customs	11,750	0	0	1,935	9	2
on the two thirds double 9d. Excise	3,000	0	0	164	3	11
on the Additional Impositions	40,400	0	0	4,128	3	7
on the Stamp Duties on Vellum etc.	5,000	0	0	121	4	2
on the Duties on Marriages, Births, etc.	23,800	0	0	9,322	0	0
	106,300	0	0	8,035	17	6	114,335	17	6
Balance remaining in Cash in the Exchequer, 20 September, 1703				7,485	15	4½
							£121,821	12	10½
Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.
By [paid in repayment of] principal [money of loans on the Register of this Act]							1,791,866	10	9
By [paid for] interest [on the said loans] at 6 per cent.							64,896	7	6
Memorandum : 500,000l. part of the loans on this Register was charged without interest being issued to the Treasurer of the Navy.
By Balance in Cash remaining in the Exchequer, 28 September, 1703							23,173	13	2
							£1,880,236	11	5
Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.
By [paid for] principal repaid [of the loans on the Register of this Act] : out of the sixth 4s. Aid							148,500	0	0
By [paid for] interest [on the said loans] at 5 per cent.							8,071	17	6
By [paid for] interest on the loans at 5 per cent. : out of the Subsidies							155	12	6
By Balance in cash remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1703 :
				l.	s.	d.
on the sixth 4s. Aid				27,145	11	6
on the Subsidies				1,950	15	5
							29,096	6	11
							£185,823	16	11


Income

Loan Money.
				l.	s.	d.
Loans on the Duties on Houses and Windows, 7 and 8 Wm. III, c. 18. To Cash remaining in the Exchequer, 28 September, 1702				112	0	9¾
More, being overpaid upon transferring Mr. Palmes's Cash to the Teller that succeeded him 10 July, 1702				0	0	0¼
				£112	0	10
The Exchequer [in account] for new money brought from the Mint [representing loans] on sundry Public Funds.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To money remaining there [in the Exchequer] 28 September, 1702 :
on contributions for Reversionary Annuities 7 Wm. III	0	4	3
on loans on credit of the Act for said Annuities	5	6	6
on loans on the Continued Impositions 7 Wm. III	10	4	6
				15	15	3
				£15	15	3
Loans on the 3,700l. per week out of the Hereditary and Temporary Excise by 12 and 13 Wm. III, c. 12 : for the year 1701. To loans remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1702, viz.
				l.	s.	d.
part of 400,000l. being the first part of the credit on this Fond				30,023	8	9¾
part of 420,000l. the credit on the last part of ditto				30,033	5	9½
				£33,056	14	7¼


Expenditure

Per Contra.
By paid towards making good the Deficiencies of the clipped money to which these loans were appropriated, and applied towards satisfying interest of loans on the several Registers following viz.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
for interest on [loans on] : the first 4s. Aid	0	1	9¼
the fourth 4s. Aid	18	2	4½
the second Quarterly Poll	0	4	11¼
the three Fourths Customs	0	0	9½
the Additional Impositions	0	8	3
the Stamp Duties on Vellum	0	13	5
the Duties on Salt, Glass Wares, etc.	0	0	4
the Duties on leather to which the loans on coals anno 1696 were transferred	0	6	1
				19	17	11½
By loans [moneys] remaining in the Exchequer, 28 September, 1703				92	2	10½
				£112	0	10
Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
By [paid for] interest of loans on the first 3s. Aid 8 Wm. III, c. 6, out of Reversionary Annuities				0	4	3
By [paid to] the Earl of Ranelagh for Capt. Durell an aide de camp to Prince Vaudemont anno 1697				15	11	0
				£15	15	3
Per Contra.
				l.	s.	d.
Out of loans on the first part of the Fond.
By [paid for] interest on [loans on] the Register for the first 3s. Aid in further part of 33,847l. 18s. 5d. appropriated for a year				282	0	0
By [paid for] interest on [loans on the] third Quarterly Poll : in further part of 18,381l. 12s. 0d. appropriated for a year				166	11	2
By [paid for] interest on [loans on] Coals transferred to [the Register of loans on] leather : in further part of 52,966l. [appropriated] for 18 months				208	5	0
Out of loans on the last 420,000l. in aid of the public Fonds for the year 1702. By [paid to] the Earl of Ranelagh, late Paymaster of the Forces :
for the Guards and Garrisons in part of 264,874l. 10s. 0d.				22,216	0	7
[By ditto] for account of the 10,000 soldiers in sea service in part of 87,125l. 10s. 0d.				1,982	11	8
[By ditto] for account of the 40,000 men acting with the Allies in part of 700,000l.				5,834	13	6½
				30,690	1	11½
By Balance remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1703 [being to wit moneys] of loans on the first part				2,366	12	7¾
				£33,056	14	7¼


Income

Loans on the fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies granted ult. Wm. III and 1 Anne, c. 6.
				l.	s.	d.
pro anno 1702.
To loans remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1702				22,739	3	11
				£22,739	3	11
Loans on the Duties on Malt, Mum etc., granted ult. Wm. III, and 1 Anne, st. 2, c. 3 : together with the tallies of Assignment on the Surplus of these Duties above 600,000l. lent and the interest [thereof].
				l.	s.	d.
pro anno 1702.
To loans remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1702				10,716	5	3¼
	l.	s.	d.
To the amount of the tallies levied at the Exchequer between 20 November, 1702 and 25 December, 1702	193,042	1	10
[ditto] between 12 March, 1702-3 and 27 March, 1703	17,352	17	10½
[ditto] in the week ended 14 May, 1703	18,095	15	0
				228,490	14	8½
				£239,206	19	11¾


Expenditure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
By paid [for] interest of Loans on the several Fonds following :
on the first 3s. Aid in further part of 33,847l. 18s. 5d. appropriated for a year	1,711	3	1
on the third Quarterly Poll in further part of 18,381l. 12s. 0d. appropriated for a year	4,747	11	2
on the third 3s. Aid in further part of 1,738l. 0s. 7d. appropriated for a year	648	19	10
on Coals transferred to Leather : in part of 35,310l. 13s. 4d. appropriated for a year	10,578	17	3
	17,686	11	4
By [moneys of] loans applicable to like interest remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1703	5,052	12	7
	£22,739	3	11
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
Out of loans on Malt being part of the Fonds granted pro anno 1702.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, for Wear and Tear	1,764	15	4
ditto for Walter Whitfeild, Paymaster of the Marines, upon account	2,400	0	0
By [paid to] the Earl of Ranelagh for Guards and Garrisons in part of 264,874l. 10s. 0d. anno 1702	933	7	5
ditto for account of 10,000 soldiers in sea service in part of 87,175l. 10s. 0d. anno 1702	3,658	3	4
ditto for account of 40,000 men in part of 700,000l. anno 1702	584	19	2¼
By [paid to] the 7 Commissioners for Public Accounts : quarter's salary to March, 1702	875	0	0
ditto the 5 Commissioners for Army Debts etc., like salary	500	0	0
Out of the tallies levied on the Surplus part of the same year's Fonds.
By [paid to] Charles Bertie, Treasurer of the Ordnance, for land services of the Ordnance in part of 70,973l. 13s. 9d.	30,000	0	0
By [paid to] the Earl of Ranelagh for Guards and Garrisons in part of 264,874l. 10s. 0d. anno 1702	29,703	4	6
ditto for account of 10,000 soldiers in sea service in part of 87,175l. 10s. 0d. anno 1702	14,144	18	8
ditto for account of 40,000 men in part of 700,000l. anno 1702	154,642	11	6½
	£239,206	19	11¾


Income

Loans on the sixth 4s. Aid granted 1 Anne. st. 2, c. 1, for one year from 25 March, 1703.
To loans made at the Exchequer between 28 September 1702 and 28 September, 1703, in manner following :
	in money.			by levying tallies.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
between 20 December, 1702 and 31 December, 1702	668,658	10	0	700,000	0	0
between 31 December, 1702 and 27 March, 1703	294,532	5	0
between 27 March, 1703 and 25 June, 1703	25,410	0	0
between 25 June, 1703 and 28 September, 1703	111,399	5	0
	1,100,000	0	0	700,000	0	0	1,800,000	0	0
							£1,800,000	0	0
Loans pro anno 1703 on the Subsidies granted by an Act 1 Anne st. 2, c. 17, for one year from 25 March, 1703.
	in money.			by levying tallies.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To loans made at the Exchequer between 26 February, 1702-3 and 27 March, 1703	67,743	0	0	100,000	0	0
ditto between 27 March, and 25 June, 1703	20,982	0	0
ditto between 25 June and 28 September, 1703	33,730	0	0
	122,455	0	0	100,000	0	0	222,455	0	0
							£222,455	0	0


Expenditure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
Out of the loans in money.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy : for the Ordinary	35,000	0	0
ditto for Wages to Seamen	179,678	9	8
ditto for Walter Whitfeild, Paymaster of the Marines, upon account	23,749	1	3
ditto for Victualling	198,639	18	2
ditto for Wear and Tear	149,000	0	0
By [paid to] Charles Bertie, Treasurer of the Ordnance, for sea services [of the Ordnance] upon account	36,000	0	0
ditto for land services [of the Ordnance]	20,000	0	0
By [paid to] Charles Fox, Esq., for account of the 40,000 men acting with the Allies	278,276	11	7
ditto for account of the additional 10,000 men	23,889	15	9½
ditto for account of alliances with Portugal	21,500	0	0
By [paid to] John How for account of Guards and Garrisons anno 1703	48,449	1	10
ditto for account of the 10,000 men in sea service anno 1703	12,715	12	6
By [paid to] the Trustees for circulating Exchequer Bills : upon account	1,650	0	0
By [paid to] the 7 Commissioners for Public Accounts for salary for 1703 Midsummer quarter	875	0	0
By [paid to] the 5 Commissioners for Army Debts, etc. for same quarter	500	0	0
	1,029,923	10	9½
Out of the Tallies.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, upon account : for uses to be appointed :
in tallies registered first in course without interest	300,000	0	0
in tallies with interest registered after 751,508l.	200,000	0	0
By [paid to] Charles Fox upon account : for uses to be appointed : in tallies with interest	200,000	0	0
Note : the respective [said] accountants are made debtor for these tallies by a particular account [infra p. cvi] so that the uses to which they are or shall be directed to be applied will thereby appear.
	1,729,923	10	9½
Balance in loans remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1703	70,076	9	2½
	£1,800,000	0	0
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
Out of the Loans in money.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy : for the Ordinary	19,000	0	0
ditto for Wages to Seamen	10,321	10	4
ditto for Walter Whitfeild, Paymaster of Marines : upon account	3,120	6	4
ditto for the Victualling	15,000	0	0
By [paid to] Charles Fox on account of the Additional Forces of 10,000 men anno 1703	15,730	0	0
By [paid to] John How on account of the Guards and Garrisons anno 1703	44,220	9	5
ditto for account of the 10,000 men in sea service anno 1703	8,914	14	4
By [paid to] the Trustees for Circulating Exchequer Bills : upon account	3,147	19	7
Out of Tallies.
By [paid to] John How : upon account for uses to be appointed [for the Guards and Garrisons] : in tallies without interest : first in course	100,000	0	0
Note : Mr. How is made Debtor for these tallies by a particular account following infra p. cvi : so that the uses to which they are applied will appear thereby.
Balance in loans [moneys] remaining in the Exchequer the 28 September, 1703	3,000	0	0
	£222,455	0	0


Income.

Loans, pro anno 1703, on the Duties on Coals, Culme, etc. granted 1 Anne, st. 2, c. 4, for 5 year from 14 May, 1703.
	in money.			by levying tallies.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To loans made between 26 February, 1702-3 and 27 March, 1703	222,889	16	0	200,000	0	0
ditto between 27 March, and 25 June, 1703	10,200	0	0
ditto between 25 June and 28 September, 1703	51,145	0	0
	284,234	16	0	200,000	0	0	481,234	16	0
							£484,234	16	0
Loans, pro anno 1703, on Malt, Mum, etc. granted 1 Anne, st. 2, c. 3, for one year from 23 June, 1703.
	in money.			by levying tallies.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
To loans made at the Exchequer between 26 February and 27 March, 1703	270,211	15	4	200,000	0	0
ditto between 27 March, 1703 and 25 June following	129,788	4	8
ditto between 25 June and 28 September following
	400,000	0	0	200,000	0	0	600,000	0	0
							£600,000	0	0


Expenditure.

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
Out of Loans in money.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, for Wear and Tear	113,764	15	4
By [paid to] Charles Bertie, Treasurer of the Ordnance, upon account : for sea services of the Ordnance	20,000	0	0
ditto for land services of the Ordnance	9,497	19	9
By [paid to] Charles Fox, on account of the 40,000 men acting with the Allies	59,747	13	4
ditto for account of the Additional Forces of 10,000 men	14,269	3	8
ditto for account of alliances with Portugal	37,738	9	10
By [paid to] John How, on account of the Guards and Garrisons anno 1703	27,140	5	10¼
ditto for account of the 10,000 men in sea service	1,143	2	3
ditto for account of the Invalids	778	1	0
Out of tallies.
By [paid to] Charles Fox, upon account for uses to be appointed : in tallies without interest : first in course	200,000	0	0
Note : Mr. Fox is made debtor for these tallies by a particular account following infra p. cvi : so that the uses to which they are applied will appear thereby.
By Balance of Loans [moneys] remaining in the Exchequer 28 September, 1703	155	4	11¾
	£484,234	16	0
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
Out of Loans in money.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy : for the Ordinary	10,000	0	0
ditto for Wages to seamen	144,607	0	0
ditto for Walter Whitfeild, Paymaster of Marines : upon account	16,398	5	5
ditto for the Victualling	96,152	7	0
ditto for Wear and Tear	13,000	0	0
By [paid to] Charles Bertie, Treasurer of the Ordnance : upon account for land services of the Ordnance	10,502	0	3
By [paid to] Charles Fox : on account of the 40,000 men acting with the Allies	50,000	0	0
ditto for account of the additional Forces of 10,000 men	21,870	3	3
ditto for account of alliances with Portugal	20,306	0	0
By [paid to] John How : on account of the Guards and Garrisons anno 1703	12,184	9	4
ditto for account of the 10,000 men in sea service	2,597	15	8
ditto for account of the Invalids	2,381	19	1
Out of the Tallies.
By [paid to] Charles Fox in tallies first in course without interest for uses to be appointed	100,000	0	0
By [paid to] Sir Charles Littleton : in like tallies next in course, without interest : for uses of the Navy to be appointed	100,000	0	0
Note : the respective accountants above are made Debtor for these tallies in a particular account following infra p. cvi : so the uses to which they are appointed will appear thereby.
	£600,000	0	0


Income.

Contributions, pro anno 1703. for Annuities by an Act 1 Anne [St. 2, c. 5] for 89 years from 25 June, 1702-3, out of 9d. Excise for 99 years and out of Two Sevenths 9d. Excise granted for ever.
							l.	s.	d.
To moneys contributed at the Exchequer, 5 March, 1702-3, for Annuities on the Excise granted for 99 years							79,155	0	0
ditto on the same day for annuities on the Two Sevenths Excise granted for ever							8,475	0	0
Memorandum : these were in lieu of certain annuities at first purchased on these Fonds for single lives which happened to fall by the decease of the nominees before the estates in reversion were sold on any former Act.
							£87,630	0	0
Lionell Herne for money imprested to him for purchasing [and cancelling] Exchequer Bills.
							l.	s.	d.
To cash for the Balance remaining in his hands on the [said] account to 28 September, 1702							3,192	6	2¼
To money imprested to him for cancelling Exchequer Bills :
	Out of the Second 3s. Aid 9 Wm. III.			Out of the Third part of the Fourth 3s. Aid 12 Wm. III.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
in 1702 Xmas quarter	485	3	4	6,021	7	5¾
in 1703 Lady day quarter	2,869	18	7½	2,165	19	6¾
in 1703 Midsummer quarter	3,316	0	1
in 1703 Michaelmas quarter				728	19	1½
	6,671	2	0½	8,916	6	2	15,587	8	2½
To money received for discount on Exchequer Bills bought up to be cancelled : as charged by this accomptant [on himself voluntarily]							46	19	8
							£18,826	14	0¾


Expenditure

Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, for the Naval Ordinary	6,000	0	0
ditto for the Victualling	25,332	12	9
ditto for Sick and Wounded to this head [of the Victualling] : by the hand of Richard Povey	4,000	0	0
ditto for Wear and Tear	400	0	0
By [paid to] Charles Fox, on account of the Additional 10,000 men	10,213	4	6¼
By [paid to] John How, on account of Guards and Garrisons anno 1703	23,771	4	8
ditto for account of the 10,000 men in sea service	4,031	17	7¾
ditto for Invalids	26	0	0
By [paid to the] Commissioners for Public Accounts in part of 2,500l. for incident charges	1,000	0	0
By [paid to the] Commissioners for stating Army Debts : one quarter on their salary	500	0	0
ditto for incidents	1,500	0	0
By [paid to the] Trustees for Circulating Exchequer Bills : upon account	10,852	0	5
	£87,630	0	0
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
By principal allowed on Exchequer Bills cancelled by the second 3s. Aid	7,200	0	0
By interest on the said Bills	2,420	3	7
By principal allowed on Exchequer Bills cancelled by the Third part of the fourth 3s. Aid	6,200	0	0
By interest on the said Bills	1,926	9	9¼
By allowed the accountant, Mr. Herne, for his service and disbursements in the affair [of cancelling the said Bills] : by warrant dated 29 July, 1703	870	19	11
	18,627	13	3¼
By cash remaining in the accountant's hands 28 September, 1703	199	0	8¾
more to rectify errors	0	0	0¾
	£18,826	14	0¾


Income.

Several accomptants for the sums imprested to them in tallies for uses to be appointed.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
In tallies on Fonds granted pro anno 1703. Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy :
to tallies on the fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies remaining in his hands undisposed at March, 1702 supra p. xcv				500,000	0	0
In tallies on Fonds granted pro anno 1703. ditto to tallies levied in his name :
on the sixth 4s. Aid supra p. c	500,000	0	0
on the Duties on Malt and Mum supra p. cii	100,000	0	0
				600,000	0	0
In tallies on Fonds granted for the same year. To Charles Fox, Esq., Paymaster of the Forces Abroad :
to tallies levied in his name on the sixth 4s. Aid supra p. c	200,000	0	0
on the Duties on Coals, Culme, etc. supra p. cii	200,000	0	0
on the Duties on Malt, Mum. etc. supra p. cii	100,000	0	0
				500,000	0	0
In tallies on Fonds granted for the same year. To John How, Paymaster of Guards and Garrisons :
tallies levied in his name on the Subsidies supra p. c				100,000	0	0
				£1,700,000	0	0


Expenditure

Per Contra.
By the applications directed at the Treasury out of money advanced on the tallies per contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
On the tallies on the fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies, anno 1702. Sir Thomas Littleton :
for Wages to Seamen in general	164,500	15	9
for Sick and Wounded : to this head : per Richard Povey	10,810	16	0
for the Victualling	199,173	16	4¼
for Sick and Wounded : [carried] to this head : per Richard Povey	7,207	4	0
for Wear and Tear	5,000	0	0
for the Ordinary of the Navy	10,000	0	0
for the debt to Sick and Wounded in the last war : per Richard Povey	9,981	14	10¾
for Marine Regiments : per Walter Whitfeild	43,315	14	8
for Transports : per Atkinson and Roope	24,325	13	0
				474,315	14	8
On the tallies on the sixth 4s. Aid, anno 1703. Sir Thomas Littleton :
for Wages to Seamen in general	70,000	0	0
for Sick and Wounded : [put] to this head : per Richard Povey	17,000	0	0
for Wear and Tear	200,000	0	0
				287,000	0	0
Charles Fox :
for account of the 40,000 men	186,380	3	0
for Subsidies to the King of Denmark	9,079	18	0
for ditto to the Landgrave of Hesse Cassel	3,026	12	8
for ditto to the Elector of Treves	1,513	6	4
				200,000	0	0
On the tallies on Malt, anno 1703. Sir Thomas Littleton
for the Victualling				97,000	0	0
Charles Fox :
for account of the 40,000 men	83,259	10	6
for Subsidies to the King of Denmark	9,300	0	0
for ditto to the Landgrave of Hesse Cassel	5,952	7	7¼
for ditto to the Elector of Treves	1,488	1	10¾
				100,000	0	0
On the tallies on Coals, anno 1703. Charles Fox :
for account of the 40,000 men				171,226	19	11
On the tallies on the Subsidies, anno 1703. John How :
for account of Guards and Garrisons	26,709	19	0½
for account of the 10,000 men in sea service	1,607	12	1
				28,317	11	1½
By balance remaining unapplied at Michaelmas, 1703, in the hands of Sir Thomas Littleton :
on the fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies, anno 1702	25,684	5	4
on the sixth 4s. Aid, anno 1703	213,000	0	0
on the Malt, anno 1703	3,000	0	0
Charles Fox :
on the Duties on Coals, anno 1703	28,773	0	1
John How :
on Subsidies, anno 1703	71,682	8	10½
				342,139	14	3½
				£1,700,000	0	0


Income.

A General Abstract Of The Accounts Of The Public Revenues, Taxes And Moneys Borrowed From Michaelmas, 1702 To Michaelmas, 1703.
Remains. To the Remains in cash at Michaelmas, 1702 not only in the Receipt of the Exchequer but also in the hands of the Receivers General of several Branches of the said revenues and in the hands of Sir Thomas Littleton of tallies on the fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies then unapplied to any use.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
On tallies on the fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies in the hands of Sir Thomas Littleton, unapplied at Michaelmas, 1702	500,000	0	0
On Customs ended Xmas, 1699	8,419	5	3
On Customs commencing from Xmas, 1699	34,785	12	4
On Additional Tonnage and Poundage determined by the death of the late King	598	1	1
On ditto on the grant for the Queen's life	24,215	4	3¼
On arrears of the Duties on Coffee	29	1	3
On arrears of Hawkers and Pedlars' Licence Money	942	11	0½
On Duties on Low Wines Continued	432	19	4
On Continued Impositions on Wines, Vinegar, etc.	38,928	0	1½
On 25 per cent. on French Goods	21,904	2	4½
On 5s. per ton on French ships	342	14	0
On 22 pence per lb. on India wrought silks	9,797	5	4
On Additional Impositions	7,053	19	4
On Duties on Coals and Culm	7,159	17	8
On 5s. per chaldron on Cynders	291	10	7¼
On 15 per cent. on India wrought silks	6,185	1	4½
On arrears of the Duties on Leather	8	10	10¾
On Hereditary and Temporary Excise for the Queen's Civil List	34,745	5	5¼
On 3,700l. per week Excise	6,266	18	1
On arrears of the Double 9d. Excise ended 17 May, 1697	233	14	8¾
On arrears of the Double Excise ended 17 November, 1691	326	17	7
On 9d. Excise for 16 years	5,761	4	7½
On Hereditary 9d. Excise for the Bank and others	20,715	10	9½
On 9d. Excise for 99 years	49,888	7	10¼
On arrears of Malt Duties for Malt Tickets	8,278	9	11¾
On Duties on Sweets for Malt Tickets	501	12	0
On New Duties on Malt	21,351	3	1
On 12 pence per bushel on Salt	6,577	10	9
On Duties on Whale fins	289	17	9
On arrears of the 8 pence per bushel on Salt	3	14	0
On 28 pence per bushel on Salt	18,507	8	3½
On Additional Stamp Duties	1,563	11	11
On Continued Stamp Duties	5,644	0	8½
On Letter [or Post Office revenue] money for the late King's Civil List	2,885	17	7¼
On ditto for her present Majesty's Civil List	8,075	19	2¾
On seizures for the late King's Civil List	69	3	0
On ditto for her present Majesty's Civil List	125	7	7¼
On rent of the Lotteries	162	15	10
On fines for misdemeanours [sic for Fines and Forfeitures]	30	0	0
On Wine Licences for the Queen's Civil List	1,000	0	0
Carried forward	£854,098	7	1½


Expenditure.

General Abstract
Per Contra.
[Issues for the Navy, anno 1702 and 1703.]
To Sir Thomas Littleton, Treasurer of the Navy, upon accompt for the services following : on the proportions [voted] to the following heads.
	For 1702.			For 1703.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
For the Ordinary :
to wit in General				16,000	0	0
for the Yards under this head				51,000	0	0
for imprests and bills of exchange	10,000	0	0	3,000	0	0
							80,000	0	0
For Wages generally	164,500	15	9	100,000	0	0
for Wages : for Sick and and Wounded and prisoners at War, per Richard Povey	22,505	5	2½	6,000	0	0
For Wages : for the Chest at Chatham				11,000	0	0
For Wages : for medicines for the Hospital ships				4,607	0	0
For Wages : for Marine Regiments' pay, per Walter Whitfeild	45,715	14	8	43,267	13	0
For Wages : for Transports, per Mr. Atkinson and Mr. Roop : to Cadiz and the West Indies	47,089	18	4½
							744,686	7	0
Memorandum : this last item is taken as part of the charge of the 5,000 Marines : as [it is] placed to this head.
For Victualling :
imprest for bills of exchange and contingencies	25,000	0	0	93,410	19	0
Sick and Wounded and Prisoners at War, per Richard Povey	10,603	16	1¾	1,000	0	0
the [Victualling] course	174,173	16	4¼	338,713	18	11
General service [of the Victualling]	12,353	6	7¾
							658,255	17	0¾
For Wear and Tear :
For imprests for bills of exchange and contingencies	11,000	0	0	23,764	15	4
For the Yards				86,255	0	0
For the Course [of Wear and Tear]				365,715	0	0
For freight to Barbary for captives	1,164	15	4
For ditto of the Earl of Peterborough's equipage for the West Indies	600	0	0
For ditto of Col. Seymour's equipage as Governor of Maryland				400	0	0
							488,929	10	8
Carried forward							£1,971,871	14	8


Income.

General Abstract.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	854,098	7	4½
On Proffers ; for the late King's Civil List	2	12	8
On rent of Hackney Coaches	2,793	9	8½
On first 3s. Aid, 8 Wm. III	0	12	8
On fourth 4s. Aid, 8 Wm. III	7	9	9
On Duties on Marriages Continued	2,191	19	6½
On Duties on Houses	8,517	13	0½
On arrears of the 20 per cent. on Paper	3	8	0½
On second 3s. Aid, 10 Wm. III	40	0	0
On Capitation Subsidies, 7 [8-9] Wm. III	131	10	8¼
On Additional Tonnage for Exchequer Bills	0	8	7¼
On Additional 12d. per £, 7 Wm. III	62	0	0½
On second Quarterly Poll, 10 Wm. III	4	14	0½
On third 3s. Aid, 10 Wm. III	13	1	10
On second 2s. Aid, 11 & 12 Wm. III	714	16	0
On fourth 3s. Aid, 12 and 13 Wm. III one third	1,933	4	10¼
On fourth 3s. Aid, 12 and 13 Wm. III, two thirds	12,491	17	8¾
One fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies, 1 Anne	76,049	3	10
On Loans on the Duties on Houses	112	0	9¼
On Contributions for Annuities	0	4	3
On Loans on the Act for Annuities	5	6	6
On Loans on the Continued Impositions	10	4	6
On Loans on the first part of the 3,700l. per week Excise	3,023	8	9¾
On Loans on the last part of ditto	30,033	5	9½
On Loans on the fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies	22,739	3	11
On Loans on Malt	10,716	5	3¼
On Mr. Herne for money imprested to him for cancelling Exchequer Bills	3,192	6	2¼
In all for the Remains at Michaelmas, 1702				1,028,888	16	5¾
Carried forward				£1,028,888	16	5¾


Expenditure

	General Abstract.
										l.	s.	d.
	Brought forward									1,971,871	14	8¾
	Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.
	For the debt to Sick and Wounded and Prisoners of War in the last war						9,981	14	10¾
										9,981	14	10¾
	Carried forward									£1,981,853	9	7½
The abovesaid particular of Navy Supplies were directed to be satisfied out of the Funds and Revenues following.
	Anno 1702.			Anno 1703.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
loans on the fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies	474,315	14	8
loans on Malt, Mum, etc.	4,164	15	4
surplus on the Malt Duties (all loans and interest being satisfied)	43,522	17	7¾
loans on the sixth 4s. Aid				873,067	9	1
loans on Subsidies				47,441	16	8
loans on Coal and Culme				113,764	15	4
loans on Malt, Mum, etc.				377,157	12	5
Contributions for Annuities out of the 99 years Excise				35,732	12	9
In Aid [of the above]. arrears of Customs ended Xmas, 1699	1,673	2	8
25 per cent. on French goods	1,490	13	7
5s. per ton on French ships	145	17	0
Plantation Duties	170	4	0
5s. per chaldron on Cynders before 14 May, 1703	172	7	5½
money gained by respits on Marines paid into the Exchequer, per Walter Whitfeild	1,420	5	8
rent of Hackney Coaches	1,077	18	5½
prize money and perquisites of Admiralty	6,120	19	9½
second 3s. Aid	414	7	1¼
	534,689	3	4½	1,447,164	6	3	total £1,981,853	9	7½


Income

General Abstract.
				l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				1,028,888	16	5¾
	l.	s.	d.
Neat Produce of the Revenue. Customs : in being at Michaelmas, 1703.
Customs continued from Xmas, 1699 to 1 August, 1706	311,857	11	6½
Additional Tonnage and Poundage from 9 March, 1701-2 for the Queen's life	249,590	11	1½
Impositions on Wines and Vinegar continued from 29 September, 1701 to 1 August, 1706	98,832	15	8½
ditto on Tobacco	104,056	12	5½
ditto on East India goods	189,910	2	5
Additional Impositions from 1 March. 1696-7 to 1 August, 1706	34,420	3	9½
Coals and Culme continued from 14 May, 1703 to 14 May, 1708	42,556	0	9
5s. per chaldron on Cinders continued for the same time	100	0	0
Coffee, tea, spices, etc. continued from 30 April, 1701 to 1 May, 1706	26,914	16	4½
15 per cent. on Muslins from 30 September, 1701 to 30 September, 1706	47,135	16	5½
25 per cent. on French goods granted for 21 years from 28 February, 1696-7	12,253	3	3
5s. per ton on French ships granted 12 Car. II	198	6	5
Plantation Duties, 25 Car. II	1,037	2	2
4½ per cent. Duty in specie from Barbados and the Leeward Islands	12,091	1	2
Coinage Duty for the Mint : continued to 1 June, 1708	3,486	14	4½
Whale fins and Scotch linens granted from 10 July, 1698 to 10 July, 1706	9,672	6	6½
Arrears on [Customs] Revenues expired.
Customs ended at Xmas, 1699	3,856	3	0
Additional Tonnage and Poundage ended by the King's death	8,735	16	1
Impositions on Wines and Vinegar ended 29 September, 1701	56,873	7	9½
Impositions on Tobacco, ended 29 September, 1701	26,467	5	6½
Impositions on East India goods, ended 29 September, 1701	210	19	10
Coals and Culme, ended 17 May, 1696	130	11	0
Coffee, tea, spices, etc., ended 30 April, 1701	69	10	2½
15 per cent. on India wrought silks and Muslins, ended 30 September, 1701	9,193	12	7
22 pence per lb. on India wrought silks, ended 29 September, 1701	0	5	9
Coals and Culme, ended 15 May, 1703	56,981	6	0
5s. per chaldron on Cinders, ended 15 May, 1703	754	4	3½
20 per cent. on Paper, ended 1 March, 1698-9	10	19	5½
Additional Tonnage and Poundage, ended 1 February, 1699-1700 for Exchequer Bills	56	4	8½
Carried forward	£1,307,453	10	9½	£1,028,888	16	5¾


Expenditure

	General Abstract.
													l.	s.	d.
	Brought forward												1,981,853	9	7½
	Per Contra.
	Payments to the Ordnance. Paid to Charles Bertie, Treasurer and Paymaster of the Office of Ordnance.
							For the year 1702.			For the year 1703.
							l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
	For land services generally						50,973	13	9	40,000	0	0
	For sea services generally						20,000	0	0	56,000	0	0
							70,973	13	9	96,000	0	0
The above services were directed to be satisfied out the Fonds and Revenues following :
	Anno 1702.			Anno 1703.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
surplus of Malt Duties	50,000	0	0
loans on sixth 4s. Aid				56,000	0	0
loans on Coal and Culme				29,497	19	9
loans on Malt, Mum, etc.				10,502	0	3
In Aid.
25 per cent. on French goods	2,113	4	2½
5s. on French ships	342	14	0
22 pence on India Silks	9,747	5	4
15 per cent. on Muslins	6,185	1	4½
rent of Hackney Coaches	2,535	8	10
	£70,973	13	9	£96,000	0	0
	Extraordinaries [of the Ordnance].
	For stores of war and pay to Engineers, Gunners, etc. for the Caribbee Islands : out of the Four and a Half per cent.						5,769	3	9
	For Gunners stores for the Alliance and Expedition packet boats : out of Civil List Funds : to wit out of the Letter money						426	15	9
										6,195	19	6
													173,169	13	3
	Carried forward												£2,155,023	2	10½


Income.

General Abstract.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	1,307,453	10	9½	1,028,888	16	5¾
To cash for the neat Produce of the several Revenues of Excise and Salt between March, 1702 and March, 1703. Duties and Revenues in being at Michaelmas, 1703.
Hereditary and Temporary Excise for the Queen's Civil List	262,634	17	0
More to answer the appropriation of 3,700l. per week	192,400	0	0
9d. for 16 years from 17 May, 1697	152,327	19	8¼
Hereditary 9d. for the Bank	146,920	17	10½
9d. for 99 years from 25 January, 1692-3	146,922	17	4½
36s. per barrel Sweets from 25 March, 1701 to 25 March, 1706	1,142	18	10½
Low Wines Continued for 24 March, 1701-2 to 24 March, 1706-7	15,741	17	5½
Malt, Mum and Cyder continued from 24 June, 1703 to 24 June, 1704	1,241	14	10½
12d. per bushel Salt granted 7-8 Wm. III for ever	54,686	8	7½
28d. per bushel Salt from 25 December, 1699 for ever	124,584	3	6
Arrears on revenues expired.
Double Excise, ended 17 November, 1691	0	0	0
Double 9d., ended 17 May, 1697	0	3	5½
Malt, ended 20 July, 1699	94	2	7½
Leather, ended 20 April, 1700	266	19	1½
8d. per bushel Salt, ended 25 December, 1699	558	2	4
Malt, Mum and Cyder, granted from 9 March, 1701-2 to 24 June, 1703	645,344	0	8
Fines on Maltsters including 194l. 0s. 8d. placed to account at the Exchequer as brewers' forfeitures	1,054	3	11
	1,745,924	8	11¾
Borne forward	£3,053,377	19	9¼	£1,028,888	16	5¾


Expenditure.

General Abstract.
							l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							2,155,023	2	10½
Per Contra.
Payments for the Army. Paid to Charles Fox, Paymaster of the Forces Abroad.
	For the year 1703.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
On account of the 40,000 men.
For subsistence, offreckonings, clearings and contingencies	800,595	18	1¼
For bread and bread waggons, per Olivarez Machado	22,524	5	5
For Levy money	66	0	0
For waggon money for the Danes and Prussians	1,778	4	1¾
For the charge of Transports, per Atkinson and Roop	3,926	10	8
				828,890	18	4
On account of Subsidies to the Allies.
For the King of Denmark	18,379	18	0
For the Landgrave of Hesse Cassel	8,979	0	3¼
For the Elector of Treves	3,001	8	2¾
				30,360	6	6
On account of the Additional 10,000 men.
For levy money, subsistence and clearings	84,972	7	2¾
For Transports and provisions for Meredith's and Stanhope's Regiments from Ireland to Holland	3,500	0	0
				88,472	7	2¾
On account of Alliances with Portugal.
For the King of Portugal towards the preparations of the first year	74,578	2	6
For levy money, subsistence and clearings of the English Regiments sent thither	4,966	7	4
For the charge of Transports by the hands of Atkinson and Roop	22,444	7	6
				101,988	17	4
Extraordinaries [of the War].
For the circle of Swabia to prosecute the war in Germany : out of [the Queen's donative from her] Civil List money				23,923	0	0
							1,073,635	9	4¾
Carried forward							£3,228,658	12	3¼


Income

General Abstract.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	3,053,377	19	9¼	1,028,888	16	5¾
Carried forward	£3,053,377	19	9¼	£1,028,888	16	5¾


Expenditure

General Abstract.
							l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							3,228,658	12	3¼
Per Contra.
The abovesaid 1,073,635l. 9s. 4¾d. was directed out of the Aids and revenues following.
	Anno 1703.
	l.	s.	d.
Loans on the sixth 4s. Aid	523,666	7	4½
Loans on Subsidies	15,730	0	0
Loans on Coals, Culme, etc.	282,982	6	9
Loans on Malt, Mum, etc.	192,176	3	3
Contributions for Annuities out of Excise for 99 years	10,213	4	6¼
In Aid.
Arrears of Customs, ended at Xmas, 1699	736	0	0
25 per cent. on French goods	3,805	2	10
22 pence on India wrought silks	0	5	9
5s. per chaldron on Cynders before 14 May, 1703	107	3	6
Rebate on tallies on sixth 4s. Aid disposed of per Mr. Fox	500	0	0
Rent of Hackney Coaches	22	1	6½
Prize money	19,701	14	10½
Arrears of taxes : First Poll	6	11	0
Second Poll	20	9	0
2s. Aid and 12d. Aid	10	19	0
First Quarterly Poll	22	10	0
Second 4s. Aid	11	10	0
Civil List : to wit [the Queen's donation : out of] Additional Tonnage and Poundage	23,923	0	0
	£1,073,635	9	4¾
Paid to John How, Esq., Paymaster General of Guards and Garrisons and Land Forces.
On account of Guards and Garrisons.
				l.	s.	d.
For subsistence, offreckonings, clearings and Contingencies				181,639	0	1¾
Carried forward				£181,639	0	1¾	£3,228,658	12	3¼


Income

General Abstract.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	3,053,377	19	9¼	1,028,888	16	5¾
Carried forward	£3,053,377	19	9¼	£1,028,888	16	5¾


Expenditure

General Abstract.
							l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							3,228,658	12	3¼
per contra
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	181,639	0	1¾
For provisions to the Companies at Newfoundland paid over to the Treasurer of the Navy for the Commissioners of the Victualling	839	10	0
				182,478	10	1¾
On account of the 5,000 men in sea service.
For subsistence, offreckonings, clearings and contingencies	30,710	14	5¾
For medicines to West India Regiments : to be paid over to the Earl of Peterborough	300	0	0
				31,010	14	5¾
On account of the Invalids. For pay to the 4 Companies	2,933	0	1
For bounty money to the reduced men	253	0	0
				3,186	0	1
							216,675	4	8½
In all by John How between March, 1702 and March 1703 over and above 71,682l. 8s. 10½d. remaining in his hands in tallies undisposed as per account hereafter.
Borne forward							£3,445,333	16	11¾
The above particulars amounting to 216,675l. 4s. 8½d. were directed to be satisfied out of the Funds and Revenues following.
	l.	s.	d.
loans on the sixth 4s. Aid	61,164	14	4
loans on Subsidies	81,452	14	10½
loans on Coal, Culme, etc.	29,064	9	1¾
loans on Malt, Mum, etc.	17,164	4	1
Contributions for annuities	27,832	2	3¾
	£216,675	4	8½
Memorandum : It appears that the payments in respect of Guards and Garrisons and of the 5,000 men men were not exactly distinguished by the Paymaster because it is found that the Regiments in the West Indies were sometimes placed under one head and sometimes under the other.


Income

General Abstract.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	3,053,377	19	9¼	1,028,888	16	5¾
Carried forward	£3,053,377	19	9¼	£1,028,888	16	5¾


Expenditure.

General Abstract.
							l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							3,445,333	16	11¾
Per Contra.
Payments to the Earl of Ranelagh for the Forces as late Paymaster General of the Forces, towards the public services for the year 1702.
On account of Guards and Garrisons.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
For subsistence. offreckonings, clearings and Contingencies	89,331	0	5¾
For levy money	1,886	0	0
For Invalids	2,286	15	0
				93,503	15	5¾
On account of the 5,000 men in sea service.
For subsistence, offreckonings, clearings and Contingencies to Regiments under his pay	22,643	14	7
For Col. Dudley for raising a Company in New England and sending them to Jamaica	178	9	0
For Walter Whitfeild, Paymaster of Marines, for Regiments under his pay	2,658	3	4
				25,480	6	11
On account of the 40,000 men.
For subsistence, offreckonings, clearings and Contingencies	231,831	7	7¼
For the King of Denmark on his subsidies	18,095	15	0
For horses lost in service	987	0	0
For Stephen Evance et al. to make good the difference of exchange upon remittances	6,053	2	3
				256,987	4	10¼
Extraordinaries.
For the Elector of Treves, two quarters' subsidies to Xmas, 1702 out of prize money				2,812	10	0
							378,957	12	3¼
Carried forward							£3,824,291	9	3


Income.

General Abstract.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	3,053,377	19	9¼	1,028,888	16	5¾
Carried forward	£3,053,377	19	9¼	£1,028,888	16	5¾


Expenditure.

General Abstract.
				l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				3,824,291	9	3
Per Contra.
The abovesaid sum of 378,957l. 12s. 3¼d. was directed to be supplied out of Fonds and Revenues following.
	l.	s.	d.
Loans on Malt, Mum, etc. anno 1702	9,753	5	7
25 per cent. on French goods	24,474	15	7
5s. per ton on French ships	44	15	0
Plantation Duties	528	17	3
5s. per chaldron on Cinders before 14 May, 1703	146	7	2
15 per cent. on India Silks, etc.	9,193	12	7
Civil List (Hereditary and Temporary Excise)	33,008	4	11½
Rent of Hackney Coaches	758	0	10½
Prize money	67,291	19	1
First Quarterly Poll	34	3	0
Fourth 4s. Aid	7	9	9
Loans on 3,700l. per week Excise	30,033	5	9½
Loans on the Annuity Act, 1694	5	6	6
Loans on Continued Impositions, 1694	10	4	6
	£378,957	12	3¼
Carried forward				£3,824,291	9	3


Income.

General Abstract.
							l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							3,053,377	19	9¼	1,028,888	16	5¾
The Neat Produce of the Revenue of the Post Office and several Casual Revenues and Profits answered at the Exchequer.
	On account of the late King.			On account of her present Majesty.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Post Office revenue	6,566	15	8	59,704	8	2
							66,271	3	10
Casual Revenues.
First Fruits				3,446	19	3½
Tenths of the Clergy	1,604	18	11	7,903	9	0½
Fines for Alienations	1,133	3	6	1,500	0	0
Revenue of Wine Licences				4,100	0	0
Sheriff's proffers	134	12	9	905	8	9
Compositions	2	18	8	17	2	11
Seizures	18,268	10	2	9,126	2	2
Rents of Lands				457	11	10
Fines of leases				390	12	2
Wood Sales	108	0	0	420	0	0
Revenue of the Duchy of Cornwall	3,133	1	3
Savoy Hospital rents				900	0	0
Rents on Grants				541	14	7½
Rent of Lottery Farm	1,650	0	0
Fines for Misdemeanours	1	0	0	88	10	1
Brewers' forfeitures	85	7	11	25	0	0
Memorandum : These fines exclusive of 194l. 0s. 8d. for maltsters' forfeitures placed by Exchequer certificate to this head.
	l.	s.	d.
Money repaid, per William Lowndes	100	0	0
ditto, per Walter Whitfeild, being saved by respits on the Marines, anno 1702				1,420	5	8
ditto, per Charles Fox, being gained by way of premium upon tallies on the sixth 4s. Aid disposed by him				500	0	0
Profits of the Hanaper : per tallies of pro				37	4	7
	26,221	13	2	31,780	1	1½	58,001	14	3½
Carried forward							£3,177,650	17	10¾	£1,028,888	16	5¾


Expenditure

General Abstract.
							l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							3,824,291	9	3
Per Contra.
[The Late King's Civil List].
Arrears to the late King's Family and servants.
				l.	s.	d.
Francis, Earl of Bradford, Cofferer of the Household to the late King : upon account				1,200	0	0
Lord Edward Russell, Treasurer of the Chamber : upon account				5,679	0	10
Ralph, Earl of Montague, Master of the Great Wardrobe : upon account				2,300	4	0
Thomas Lloyd, Paymaster of the Works :
upon account				2,350	0	0
Foreign Ministers, on their ordinaries				1,290	11	5
Foreign Ministers, on their extraordinaries				4,560	9	6
Fees and Salaries at the Exchequer				11,431	9	3¾
Pensions and Annuities at the Exchequer				3,272	8	4
Duchess of Cleveland, per the Post Office				3,400	0	0
Mrs. Tillotson, per the Customs Cashier out of the 4½ per cent.				150	0	0
Edward Nicholas : upon account				576	7	2
Royal bounties				43	10	0
Charles Shales, the goldsmith, for plate				1,500	0	0
Contingencies : to wit
rewards for services				2,080	19	7
liberates of the Exchequer				1,059	7	6
disbursements				1,044	10	7½
surplus on accounts				429	14	7½
riding charges				25	5	0
rewards to Taxes Receivers				395	2	3
							42,789	0	1¾
The above sums were provided out of the following revenues.
	l.	s.	d.
Additional Tonnage and Poundage before 5 March, 1701-2	8,825	16	1
Letter or Post Office money	8,860	4	9¼
4⅓ per cent. Duty	150	0	0
Tenths	1,604	18	11
Proffers	136	18	9
Alienations	1,133	3	6
Seizures	16,829	17	9½
Compositions	2	18	8
Fines and Forfeitures	116	7	11
Wood sales	108	0	0
rent of Lotteries	1,787	12	6
revenue of Cornwall Duchy	3,133	1	3
Money repaid per William Lowndes	100	0	0
	£42,789	0	1¾
Carried forward							£3,867,080	9	4¾


Income.

General Abstract.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	3,177,650	17	10¾	1,028,888	16	5¾
Carried forward	£3,177,650	17	10¾	£1,028,888	16	5¾


Expenditure.

General Abstract.
							l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							3,867,080	9	4¾
Per Contra.
By the Civil List of her present Majesty : over and above the payments for the use of the public made out of the revenues applicable to the Civil List.
At the Exchequer.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Sir Benjamin Bathurst, Cofferer, on account of her Majesty's Household	75,611	10	2¾
John, Lord Fitz-Hardinge, Treasurer of the Chamber	30,310	2	5¾
Lord Edward Russell, Treasurer of the Chamber to the late King. (This should have been paid out of the late King's Civil List arrears)	80	0	0
Ralph, Earl of Montague, Master of the Great Wardrobe : upon account	15,576	9	3
the Robes, per Charles Hodges under the direction of the Duchess of Marlborough, Mistress of the Robes	5,000	0	0
Thomas Lloyd, Paymaster of the Works : upon account	26,820	7	9½
William Roberts, Paymaster of the Works at Windsor : upon account	5,374	10	0½
Charles, Duke of Somerset, Master of the Horse : upon account for the extraordinaries of the Stables	11,000	0	0
Charles Johnson, upon account for the Stables when in commission	2,750	0	0
Foreign Ministers on their ordinaries	29,770	8	7
Foreign Ministers on their extraordinaries	4,442	0	0
Fees and salaries payable at the Exchequer	77,917	13	9½
Pensions and Annuities payable at the Exchequer	33,228	10	10
Edward Nicholas : upon account for Charities established by her Majesty	11,307	18	6
ditto for the French Protestants	15,000	0	0
the Band of Pensioners, per William Smith	9,000	0	0
Royal Bounties	14,895	9	8
Daniel, Earl of Nottingham, Secretary of State, for Secret Service	3,750	0	0
Carried forward	£371,835	1	2½				£3,867,080	9	4¾


Income.

General Abstract.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	3,177,650	17	10¾	1,028,888	16	5¾
Carried forward	£3,177,650	17	10¾	£1,028,888	16	5¾


Expenditure.

General Abstract.
							l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							3,867,080	9	4¾
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	371,835	1	2½
Charles Hedges, as same for the like	2,500	0	0
William Lowndes, for secret service	17,847	14	7½
the Privy Purse, per Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough	26,600	0	0
Stephen Evance for jewels	5,650	0	0
Charles Shales, late her Majesty's goldsmith :
for plate	8,608	0	6
Samuel Smethin, the present goldsmith : for ditto	9,791	18	6
Contingencies :
law charges	2,922	14	4
rewards for services	4,603	9	11
surplus on accounts	400	17	0
riding charges	973	0	0
liberates of the Exchequer	2,515	17	1½
charges and disbursements	1,326	4	6
rent of Mote Park	300	0	0
City Impost	96	12	0
Isaac Newton, Master and Worker of the Mint :
for the Coronation Medals	2,485	18	3½
				458,457	7	11½
Payable 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
Payable at the Post Office.
the Prince of Denmark	25,000	0	0
several Pensions	23,525	0	0
				48,525	0	0
							547,192	3	1½
Carried forward							£4,414,272	12	6¼


Income.

General Abstract.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				3,177,650	17	10¾	1,028,888	16	5¾
	l.	s.	d.
To cash for the neat Produce of sundry Taxes, Aids and Supplies, 1702-3 :
rent of Hackney Coaches Licences, granted for 21 years from 24 June, 1694	1,600	0	0
licences to Hawkers, etc. continued from 24 June, 1701, to 24 June, 1706	4,687	13	0
arrears of ditto ended 24 June, 1701	460	0	0
Stamp Duties Continued from 28 June, 1698 to 1 August, 1706	40,167	4	11
Additional Stamp Duties from 1 August, 1688 for the East India Company	42,216	0	7½
Arrears of the Stamp Duties, ended 28 June, 1698	245	16	4
Duties on Marriages, etc. Continued from 1 May, 1700 to 1 August, 1706	43,547	7	7
Arrears of ditto on the grant ended 1 May, 1700	1,564	16	4
Duties on Houses for Windows to 1 August, 1706	113,303	19	10
first Poll, 1 Wm. and Mary	6	11	0
second Poll, 2 Wm. and Mary	20	9	0
2s. Aid and Additional 12d. 1 Wm. and Mary	19	18	0
first Quarterly Poll, 3 Wm. and Mary	56	13	0
first 4s. Aid, 4 Wm. and Mary	145	12	0
second Quarterly Poll, 5 Wm. and Mary	135	7	0
second 4s. Aid, 5 Wm. and Mary	1,345	13	3½
third 4s. Aid, 6 Wm. III	403	7	8
fourth 4s. Aid, 7 Wm. III	4,326	19	2
first 3s. Aid, 8 Wm. III	910	19	8½
third Quarterly Poll, 9 Wm. III	2,144	6	0
second 3s. Aid, 9 Wm. III	8,202	18	7
third 3s. Aid, 10 Wm. III	6,150	17	5
second 2s. Aid, 11 Wm. III	1,506	16	0½
One Third fourth 3s. Aid, 12 Wm. III	8,095	14	10¾
Two Thirds fourth 3s. Aid, 12 Wm. III	16,191	9	9¼
Capitation Subsidies, 9 Wm. III	1,295	8	8
Additional 12d. per £, 9 Wm. III	81	17	7½
fifth 4s. Aid, ult. Wm. III, and 1 Anne	1,565,527	16	4
Subsidies for the same years	238,659	11	3
sixth 4s. Aid, 1 Anne	183,717	9	0
Subsidies, eodem anno	2,106	7	11
				2,288,844	10	0
Borne forward				£5,466,495	7	10¾	£1,028,888	16	5¾


Expenditure

General Abstract.
										l.	s.	d.
Brought forward										4,414,272	12	6¼
Per Contra.
The above total of 547,192l. 3s. 1½d. was paid out of the [Civil List] Revenues following.
	l.	s.	d.
Additional Tonnage and Poundage	228,805	17	1¾
Hereditary and Temporary Excise	227,219	6	6½
Letter or Post Office money	66,554	11	1¾
Small Branches, viz.
First Fruits	3,446	19	3½
Tenths	7,903	9	0½
Alienations	1,500	0	0
Proffers	905	8	9
Seizures	8,154	14	4
Compositions	17	2	11
Rents on Grants	541	14	7½
Wine Licences	1,000	0	0
Rents of lands	457	11	10
Fines of leases	340	12	2
Fines and forfeitures	307	10	9
Hanaper	37	4	7
	£547,192	3	1½
[Sundry Services out of unappropriated moneys].
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By [paid to] the assignees of George, late Earl of Kinnoul on a perpetuity out of the 4½ per cent. Duty				1,000	0	0
By [paid to] Sir Bevill Granville, Governor of Barbados on his allowance out of same Duty				600	0	0
							1,600	0	0
By [paid to] Thomas Done for stating the accounts of the late Marine Regiments : out of the 25 per cent. Duty				262	10	0
By [paid to] the officers and clerks of the Tally Court for tallies struck without fee : viz. 338l. 0s. 11d. out of the Plantation Duties ; 10l. out of the 5s. per chaldron of Cinders and 28l. 6s. 3d. out of the arrears of Double Excise				376	7	2
By [paid to] the Agents for Taxes, salaries and incidents 491l. 10s. 7½d. out of the 5s. per chaldron of Cinders and 38l. 11s. 4d. of the arrears of Double Excise				530	1	11½
							1,168	19	1½
Carried forward							£2,768	19	1½	£4,414,272	12	6¼


Income

General Abstract.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				5,466,495	7	10¾	1,028,888	16	5¾
To cash for sundry particulars answered at the Exchequer, between March, 1702 and March, 1703 not distinguishable under the foregoing heads.
	l.	s.	d.
To her Majesty's share of Prizes	92,205	16	5
For Salvage Money and other Perquisites of Admiralty	3,195	12	6
For an overpayment upon transferring Mr. Palmes's cash to the Teller that succeeded him : on the head of loans on Windows	0	0	0¼
To Contributions for Annuities out of the Excise for 99 years	79,155	0	0
ditto out of the Two Sevenths 9d. Excise	8,475	0	0
Memorandum : These were for a certain term of 89 years from 25 June, 1702-3 in lieu of Annuities at first purchased on those funds for single lives, which happened to fall before the estates in reversion were purchased.
To cash charged by Lionell Herne in his account of Exchequer Bills cancelled : as for so much gained by way of discount on Bills bought up by him to be cancelled	46	19	8
				183,078	8	7¼
							5,649,573	16	6
Carried forward							£6,678,462	12	11¾


Expenditure

													l.	s.	d.
	Brought forward												4,414,272	12	6¼
	Per Contra.
							l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
	Brought forward						2,768	19	1½
	By [paid to] Robert Barker, Deputy Queen's Remembrancer, for entering the duplicates of the taxes annis 1698, 1699, 1700 and 1701 and charges of postage : out of the arrears of Double Excise						260	0	0
	By [paid to] Lionell Herne, allowed out of the money imprested to him for cancelling Exchequer Bills for his service and disbursements in that affair						870	19	11
										3,899	19	0½
	By [paid to] Isaac Newton, Esq., Master and Worker of the Mint : upon account [for the service of the Mint] : out of Coinage Duty									3,486	14	4½
Sundry Public services within the provisions made by Parliament.
	In 1702.			In 1703.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
the 7 Commissioners for Public Accounts	2,625	0	0	4,875	0	0
the 5 Commissioners for Army Debts	1,000	0	0	2,500	0	0
the Trustees for Circulating Exchequer Bills : upon account				15,650	0	0
	3,625	0	0	20,025	0	0				23,650	0	0
satisfied out of funds following viz. 1,375l. of loans on Malt anno 1702 ; 3,025l. of loans on the sixth 4s. Aid anno 1703 ; 3,147l. 19s. 7d. of loans on Subsidies anno 1703 ; 13,852l. 0s. 5d. of Contributions for annuities ; 2,010l. 19s. 5d. of the 25 per cent on French goods ; 113l. of arrears of Customs ended Xmas, 1699 ; 7l. 14s. 5d. of the 5s. per ton on French shipping ; 118l. 6s. 2d. of the 5s. per chaldron on Cynders : making in all 23,650l. : the last 4 items herein being "in aid."
	Carried forward									£31,036	13	5	£1,414,272	12	6¼


Income

General Abstract.
	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	6,678,462	12	11¾
Carried forward	£6,678,462	12	11¾


Expenditure

							l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							4,414,272	12	6¼
Per Contra.
Public Services within the provisions made by Parliament.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				31,036	13	5
By [paid to] the Bank of England on their perpetuity out of the Five Sevenths of the 9d. Excise	105,000	0	0
By ditto, more to complete 7,319l. 3s. 2¾d. for the year's deficiency ended 1 June, 1701 : viz. 2l. 19s. 0d. out of the first 12d. Aid, 5l. 19s. 4d. out of the first 2s. Aid and 919l. 16s. 2¼d. out of the second 4s. Aid	928	15	2¼
				105,928	15	2¼
By [paid to] Annuities for 1, 2 and 3 lives out of the Two Sevenths 9d. Excise	36,430	6	4
By ditto more in part of arrears anno 1696 out of the second 3s. Aid This last ought to be expunged because the entire sum to be paid out of the second 3s. Aid was brought to account as paid in the year 1699.	12	0	0
By [paid to] the Auditor of the Receipt for management [of these Annuities] : out of the Two Sevenths 9d. Excise	150	0	0
				36,592	6	4
By [paid to] the proprietors of the Million Lottery Tickets by the hands of Richard Taylor : Paymaster thereof : out of the 9d. for 16 years				140,400	0	0
By [paid to] Annuities for 99 years out of the 9d. Excise for 99 years	120,650	12	6
By ditto Annuities at 7 per cent. with advantage of survivorship	7,559	11	6
By ditto management viz. 500l. to the Auditor of the Receipt ; 400l. to the Clerk of the Polls ; 30l. to the Tellers and 442l. 10s. 7¼d. to the Usher for Necessaries	1,642	10	7¼
				129,852	17	7¼
By [paid to] the English Company trading to India out of 133,040l. per an. out of Salt and Stamp Duties	152,512	10	8
By ditto to the General Society on 26,960l. per an. out of same	26,960	0	0
				179,472	10	8
							623,283	3	2½
Carried forward							£5,037,555	15	8¾


Income

General Abstract.
	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	6,678,462	12	11¾
Carried forward	£6,678,462	12	11¾


Expenditure

							l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							5,037,555	15	8¾
Per Contra.
Interest of Loans on the Public Registers [of Loans] and otherwise : at the Exchequer.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
On the First 4s. Aid anno 1693 :
out of the said Aid	145	12	0
out of the General Fund for Deficiencies	4,328	3	6¾
out of loans on House Duties towards the Deficiency of the clipped money	0	1	9¼
				4,473	17	4
On the third 4s. Aid, anno 1695 :
out of the said Aid	403	7	8
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	19,960	19	2
				20,364	6	10
On the fourth 4s. Aid, anno 1696 :
out of the said Aid	1,049	9	2
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	45,212	6	1
out of the loans on Duties on Houses	18	2	4½
				49,279	17	8
On the Second Quarterly Poll, anno 1694 :
out of the said Poll	135	7	0
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	6,288	0	3¾
out of the loans on House Duties	0	4	11¾
				6,423	12	3
On the Three Fourths Customs :
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	11,352	0	5½
out of the loans on House Duties	0	0	9½
				11,352	1	3
On the Duties on Salt, Glass, etc. anno 1696 :
out of its proper Fond	6,108	4	0
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	67,300	14	3
out of the loans on House Duties	0	0	4
				73,408	18	7
On the Two Thirds Double 9d. Excise, anno 1691 :
out of arrears of the Double Excise	0	2	7
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	6,589	6	1
				6,589	8	8
On the Additional Impositions, anno 1693 :
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	30,637	19	1
on the loans on House Duties	0	8	3
				30,638	7	4
Carried forward				£202,530	9	11	£5,037,555	15	8¾


Income

General Abstract
	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	6,678,462	12	11¾
Carried forward	£6,678,462	12	11¾


Expenditure

				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				202,530	9	11	5,037,555	15	8¾
per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
On the Stamp Duties, anno 1694 :
out of arrears [of same]	245	4	4½
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	14,928	3	8½
out of loans on House Duties	0	13	5
				15,174	1	6
On the Duties on Marriages, etc., anno 1695 :
out of arrears [of the same]	329	9	1
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	37,600	5	7
				37,929	14	8
On Continued Impositions, anno 1696 :
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies				15	16	7
On Coals, anno 1695, transferred to the Duties on leather :
out of arrears [of leather]	405	13	11
out of loans on the first part of the 3,700l. per week	208	5	0
out of loans on the fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies	10,578	17	3
out of loans on House Duties	0	6	1
				11,193	2	3
On the 20 per cent. on Paper for taking in wrought plate :
out of arrears [of same]				12	0	0
On the first 3s. Aid, anno 1697 :
out of arrears [of same]	910	12	8
out of Contributions on on Annuities, anno 1696, in new money from the Mint	0	4	3
out of loans on the first part of the 3,700l. per week	282	0	0
out of loans on the fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies	1,711	3	1
				2,904	0	0
On the third Quarterly Poll, anno 1698 :
out of arrears [thereof]	2,147	0	0
out of loans on the first part of the 3,700l. per week	166	11	2
out of loans on the fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies	4,747	11	2
				7,061	2	4
Carried forward				£276,820	7	3	£5,037,555	15	8¾


Income

General Abstract.
	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	£6,678,462	12	11¾
Carried forward	£6,678,462	12	11¾


Expenditure.


				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				276,820	7	3	5,037,555	15	8¾
Per Contra.
	l.	s.	d.
On the third 3s. Aid, anno 1699 :
out of arrears thereof	2,059	18	11
out of loans on the fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies	648	19	10
				2,708	18	9
On the Duties on Coals and Culme, anno 1698 :
out of arrears				5,597	4	5
On the second 2s. Aid, anno 1700 :
out of arrears				698	10	2
On the Low Wines, Coffee, etc., continued, anno 1701				15,158	11	2
On the 3,700l. per week Excise, anno 1701				30,809	14	3
On the Two Thirds of the fourth 3s. Aid, anno 1701 :
out of arrears				1,094	14	8
On the One Third of ditto :
out of arrears				12	13	7
On the fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies, anno 1702 :
out of arrears				64,896	7	6
On the Duties on Malt, Mum, etc., anno 1702 :
out of those Duties	14,479	0	1
out of interest on tallies levied on the surplus of that Fond	3,695	4	6
				18,174	4	7
On the Duties on Coals and Culme, anno 1703				3,524	17	0
On the sixth 4s. Aid, anno 1703				8,071	17	6
On the Subsidies, anno 1703				155	12	6
On the Duties on Malt, Mum, etc., anno 1703				217	10	0
On the Exchequer Bills :
out of Capitation Subsidies, anno 1697	186	16	7
out of the Additional 12d. Aid, anno 1697	15	18	0½
out of the second 3s. Aid, by Lionell Herne	2,430	3	7
out of the One Third of the 4s. Aid by same	1,926	9	9¾
				4,559	7	11¾
On Debentures for the Irish Transport debt :
out of arrears of the Duty on Coffee, etc.				1,501	0	3
Total of interest between March, 1702 and March, 1703							434,001	11	6¾
Borne forward							£5,471,557	7	3½


Income

General Abstract.
	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	6,678,462	12	11¾
	£6,678,462	12	11¾


Expenditure.

	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward	5,171,557	7	3½
Per Contra.
By the Remains in cash at Michaelmas, 1703 as by the particular statement following : including 342,139l. 14s. 3½d. in tallies in the hands of particular Paymasters then undisposed	872,358	17	8¾
By Balance of the account of Loan Money as below p. cxliv which shews the moneys borrowed and the moneys repaid on the Public [Loan] Registers within this year : the moneys repaid exceeding the moneys borrowed by	334,516	7	11½
	£6,678,462	12	11¾


Income.

Loan Money Account.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Account showing the sums borrowed or advanced on the Public Fonds and Revenues.
To tallies of pro on the Surplus of the Duties on Malt, Mum. etc., anno 1702				228,490	14	8½
To loans on the sixth 4s. Aid, anno 1703 :
in money	1,100,000	0	0
in fictitious loans	700,000	0	0
				1,800,000	0	0
To loans on the Subsidies, anno 1703
in money	122,455	0	0
in fictitious loans	100,000	0	0
				222,455	0	0
To loans on the Duties on Coals and Culme, anno 1703 :
in money	400,000	0	0
in fictitious loans	200,000	0	0
				600,000	0	0
				3,335,180	10	8½
To Balance being the difference between the sum total of the moneys repaid as per contra and the sum total of the moneys borrowed : the loans repaid exceeding the sum borrowed by				334,546	7	11½
				3,669,726	18	8
				£3,669,726	18	8


Expenditure.

Loan Money Account. Per Contra
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
By Principal Repaid.
On the first 4s. Aid, anno 1693 : out of the General Fond for Deficiencies				8,175	0	3½
On the third 4s. Aid, anno 1695 : out of the General Fond for Deficiencies				67,003	13	0
On the fourth 4s. Aid, anno 1696 : out of the fourth 4s. Aid	277	10	0
Out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	140,584	7	9
				140,861	17	9
On the Second Quarterly Poll, anno 1694 :
out of ditto				12,400	0	0
On the Three Fourths Customs, anno 1694 :
out of ditto				32,100	0	0
On the Salt, Glass, etc., 1696 : out of its proper Fond	58,550	0	0
Out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	251,100	0	0
				309,650	0	0
On the Two Thirds Double 9d. Excise, anno 1691 :
out of the arrears of the Double Excise	50	0	0
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	28,300	0	0
				28,350	0	0
On the Additional Impositions, anno 1693 :
out of ditto				65,500	0	0
On the Stamped Vellom, etc., anno 1694 :
out of ditto				30,800	0	0
On the Marriages, etc., anno 1695 :
out of arrears of those Duties	1,235	7	3
out of the General Fond for Deficiencies	95,421	1	0
				96,656	8	3
On the Continued Impositions, anno 1696 :
out of ditto				630	0	0
On the Coals and Culme ended 14 May, 1703, pro anno 1695 :
out of those Duties				58,000	0	0
On the second 2s. Aid, anno 1700 :
out of said Aid				1,200	0	0
On the third 3s. Aid, anno 1699 :
out of said Aid				4,000	0	0
On the Low Wines, Coffee continued from Lady day, 1701 :
out of those Duties				74,100	0	0
On the 3,700l. per week Excise, anno 1701 :
out of that weekly sum				154,199	4	5
On the Two Thirds of the fourth 3s. Aid, anno 1702 :
out of the said Two Thirds				16,620	0	0
On the One Third of ditto :
out of said One Third				1,100	0	0
On the fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies, anno 1702 :
out of said Act and Subsidies				1,791,866	10	9
On the Malt, Mum, etc., anno 1702 :
out of those Duties	346,603	9	6
On the ditto on tallies of pro :
out of the Surplus of those Duties	228,490	14	8½
				575,091	4	2½
On the Coals, Culme, etc. from 14 May, 1703 pro anno 1703 :
out of those Duties				39,000	0	0
On the sixth 4s. Aid, anno 1703 :
out of said Aid				148,500	0	0
On the Exchequer Bills :
out of Capitation Subsidies	480	0	0
out of Additional 12d. per £	40	0	0
out of second 3s. Aid : imprested to Lionell Herne	7,200	0	0
out of One Third of the fourth 3s. Aid : imprested to said Herne	6,200	0	0
				13,920	0	0
				£3,669,726	18	8


Expenditure

The Particular Remains In Cash At Michaelmas, 1703.
				l.	s.	d.
Customs commencing Xmas, 1699				37,055	11	9
Arrears of Additional Tonnage granted to the late King				508	1	1
Additional Tonnage, part of the Queen's Civil List				21,076	18	3
Coffee, etc., arrears : for Transport debt				0	0	6
Hawkers and Pedlars Licences : for Transport debt					1	9
Duties on Low Wines Continued				5,654	11	5½
Continued Impositions on Wines, etc.				82,430	6	8
Additional Impositions				5,555	12	9½
Coals and Culme arrears				543	19	3
Coals, Culme and Cinders Continued				131	3	9
Duties on Leather : arrears				0	7	1¼
Hereditary and Temporary Excise for the Queen's Civil List				37,152	10	11¼
3,700l. per week Excise				13,657	19	8
Arrears of Double 9d. Excise ended 17 May, 1697				186	17	2¼
9d. Excise for 16 years				17,689	4	3¾
Hereditary 9d. for the Bank and others				26,056	2	4
9d. Excise for 99 years				66,958	7	7½
Arrears of Malt Duty for Malt Tickets				8,372	12	7¼
Duties on Sweets for ditto				1,644	10	10
Duties on Malt, Mum, etc., ended 24 June 1703				10,764	0	6¾
ditto continued to 24 June, 1704				1,024	4	10½
12d. per bushel on Salt				4,806	19	2½
Duties on Whale Fins, etc.				1,761	0	5½
Arrears of the 8d. per bushel of Salt				561	16	4
28 pence per bushel on Salt				6,181	4	2
Additional Stamp Duties				1,217	9	6
Continued Stamp Duties				4,777	18	4
Letter Money for the Civil List of the late King				592	8	6
ditto for her present Majesty's Civil List				799	0	6
Proffers for the late King's Civil List				0	6	8
Seizures for ditto				1,507	15	4½
ditto for the Queen's Civil List				1,096	15	5¼
Fines of leases				50	0	0
Wine Licences				4,100	0	0
Wood sales				420	0	0
Revenue of Savoy Hospital				900	0	0
Rent of Lotteries				25	3	4
Four and a Half per cent.				4,571	17	5
Prize Money				2,286	15	2
Arrears of the 20 per cent. on Paper				2	7	6
Capitation Subsidies				760	2	9¼
Additional Tonnage : arrears for Exchequer Bills				56	13	3¾
Additional 12d. per £				87	19	7
First 3s. Aid, 8 Wm. III				0	19	8½
Third Quarterly Poll, 9 Wm. III				2	0	0½
Second 3s. Aid, 9 Wm. III				1,559	16	6½
Third 3s. Aid, 10 Wm. III				104	0	4
Second 2s. Aid, 11 Wm. III				323	1	10½
Two Thirds fourth 3s. Aid, 12 Wm. III				10,968	12	10
Duties on Marriages, etc. continued				3,235	14	7½
Duties on Houses				7,485	15	4½
fifth. 4s. Aid and Subsidies, ult. Wm. III				23,473	13	2
sixth 4s. Aid, 1 Anne				27,145	11	6
Subsidies, 1 Anne				1,950	15	5
Loans on House Duties				92	2	10½
Loans on 3,700l. per week Excise				2,366	12	7¾
Loans on fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies				5,052	12	7
Loans on sixth 4s. Aid				70,076	9	2½
Loans on Subsidies				3,000	0	0
Loans on Coals and Culme				155	4	11¾
in the hands of Lionell Heme for cancelling Exchequer Bills				199	0	9½
in tallies undisposed in the hands of Sir Thomas Littleton :
on the fifth 4s. Aid and Subsidies, anno 1702	25,684	5	4
on the sixth 4s. Aid, anno 1703	213,000	0	0
on Malt Duties, 1703	3,000	0	0
				241,684	5	4
in the hands of Charles Fox on Coals, anno 1703				28,773	0	1
in the hands of John How on Subsidies, anno 1703				71,682	8	10½
				£872,358	17	8¾