ARMY.

_October 3, 1799._

£ _s._ _d._

That 90,047 men be employed for land service,

including 5,766 invalids, from 25th

December, 1799, to 24th February, 1800:

For guards, garrisons, and other land-forces

in Great Britain, Jersey, Guernsey, and

Alderney, and in Holland 510,596 0 0

For forces in the plantations, including

Gibraltar, Minorca, the Cape of Good

Hope, and New South Wales 166,480 0 0

For the increased rates of subsistence to be

paid to innkeepers and others, on quartering

soldiers 40,000 0 0

For expenses expected to be incurred in the

barrack-master general’s department 120,000 0 0

_February 13, 1800._

That 80,275 men be employed for land-service,

including 5,792 invalids, from

25th February, 1800:

For guards, garrisons, and other land-forces

in Great Britain, Jersey, Guernsey, and

Alderney 2,337,159 8 8

For forces in the plantations, including

Gibraltar, Portugal, Minorca, and other

stations in the Mediterranean, the Cape of

Good Hope, and New South Wales 1,004,480 13 6

For difference between the British and Irish

pay of six regiments of foot for service

abroad 42,901 19 0

For four troops of dragoons, and sixteen

companies of foot stationed in Great

Britain for recruiting regiments serving

in East India 24,558 3 8

For recruiting and contingencies for land-forces,

and extra feed for the cavalry 530,000 0 0

For general and staff-officers, and officers of

hospitals 105,054 7 11

For full pay to supernumerary officers 26,230 14 6

For allowance to the paymaster-general of

the forces, commissary-general of the

musters, &c. &c. 105,747 2 6

For the increased rates of subsistence to be

paid to inn-keepers and others, on quartering

soldiers 140,000 0 0

For allowance to the non-commissioned

officers and private men of the land

forces, in lieu of small beer 120,000 0 0

For reduced officers of land-forces and

marines 138,979 7 1

For allowances to reduced horse-guards 20 12 11

On account of officers late in the service of

the states-general 1,000 0 0

Ditto, of reduced officers of British-American

forces 52,500 0 0

For allowances to several reduced officers

of ditto 7,500 0 0

For the in and out-pensioners of Chelsea

hospital, and the expenses of the hospital 143,310 7 3

For pensions to widows of officers of land

forces 20,231 12 0

For expenses incurred, and expected to be

incurred in the barrack-master general’s

department 359,334 0 0

For foreign corps in the service of Great

Britain 471,128 12 3

_February 24._

To defray the extraordinary services of the

army for 1800 2,500,000 0 0

_May 27._

For the troops of the elector of Bavaria, in

the pay of Great Britain, pursuant to

treaty 566,688 10 0

_July 16._

For the expense of a royal military asylum

for the reception of the children of

soldiers 25,000 0 0

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£9,558,951 12 3

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