PRICES OF STOCK, FOR THE YEAR 1780. N. B. The highest and lowest Prices which each Stock bore during the Courfe of any Month are put down oppofite to that Month Bank 13 pr Ct.3 pr Ct.3 pr Ct. 3 pr C134pr Ct.14 pr Ct.+ pr Ct. S. Sea | S. Sea | S. Sta India 3 pr Ct. india Long | Ann. Navy Omni Stock. Reduc. Confol. B. 1726 B. 17515. 1758 1762. 1777. Stock. old An.newAn. Stock. Ind. An Bonds Ann. 1778. Bills. Piem. SUPPLIES granted by Parliament, for the Year 1780. NAVY. DECEMBER 2, 1779. 1. fervice, for the year 1780, including 18,779 marines. 2. That a fum, not exceeding 41. per month per man, be allowed for maintaining the faid 85,000 men, for 13 months, including ordnance for fea fervice FEBRUARY 24, 1780. 1. For the ordinary of the navy, including half pay to the fea and marine officers, for the year 1780 2. Towards building, rebuilding, and repairs of fhips of war in his majesty's yards, and other extraworks, over and above what are propofed to be done upon the heads of wear and tear in ordinary, for the year 1780 MAY 18. Towards paying off and difcharging the debt of the navy 4,420,000 85,381 7 6 697,903 0 ARMY. DECEMBER 9. 1. That a number of land forces, including 4,213 invalids, amounting to 35, 05, effective men, commiffioned and non-commiffioned officers included, be emploved for the fervice of the year 1780 2. For defraying the charge of 35,005 effective men for guards, garrifons, and other his Majefty's forces in Great-Britain, Jersey, and Guernsey, for the year 1-80 - 3. For the pay of the general and general ftaff officers in Great Britain, for the year 1780 4. For maintaining his Majefty's forces and garrifons in the plantations and Africa, including thofe in 946,176 3 5 44,875 8 3 garrifon garrifon in Minorca and Gibraltar; and for provifions for the forces in North America, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Gibraltar, the Ceded Islands, and Africa, for the year 1780 5. For defraying the charge of five Hanoverian regiments of foot at Gibraltar and Minorca, and for provifions for the three battalions of the faid troops at Gibraltar, for the year 1780 6. For defraying the charge of 13,472 men of the troops of the Landgrave of Heffe Caffel, in the pay of Great-Britain, together with the fubfidy, purfuant to treaty, for the year 1780 7. For defraying the charge of two regiments of Hanau, in the pay of Great-Britain, together with the fubfidy, pursuant to treaty with the hereditary Prince of Heffe Caffel, for the year 1780 8. For defraying the charge of a regiment of foot of Waldeck, in the pay of Great Britain, together with the fubfidy, pursuant to treaty with the reigning Prince of Waldeck, for the year 1780 9. For defraying the charge of 4300 men, the troops of the reigning Duke of Brunswick, in the pay of Great-Britain, together with the fubfidy, for the year 1780 10. For defraying the charge of 1447 men, the troops of the Margrave of Brandeburgh Anfpach, in the pay of Great-Britain, together with the fubfidy for the year 1780 11. For defraying the charge of a corps of foot of Anhalt Zerbst, in the pay of Great-Britain, together with the fubfidy, purfuant to treaty with the reigning Prince of Anhalt Zerbft, for the year 1780 12. For defraying the charge of provifions for the foreign troops ferving in North America, in the pay of Great Britain, for the year 1780 13. For defraying the charge of artillery of the foreign troops in the pay of Great-Britain, pursuant to treaties, for the 1780 14. For defraying the charge of the embodied militia of the feveral counties of South Britain, and of four regiments of fencible men in North Britain, for the year 1780 15. For defraying the charge of the cloathing for the embodied militia in South Britain, for the year 1780 16. For defraying the charge of additional companies and additionals to the embodied militia in South Britain, for the year 1778 [U] 3 1,418,059 1 2 653,9262 96,183 4 2 8,943 13 8 17. For 17. For defraying the charge of the new levies or dered to be raised, for the year 1780 APRIL II. 1. For defraying the charge of Lieut. Colonel Fullarton's corps, from the 24th day of February, 1780, to the 24th day of December following, both inclufive, being 305 days 2. For defraying the charge of one additional troop, with a lieutenant-colonel, to Lieut. Colonel Holroyd's corps of light dragoons, from the 25th day of December, 1779, to the 24th day of December, 1780, both inclufive, being 366 days 3. For defraying the charge of Major General Rainsford's regiment of foot, from the 24th day of February, 1780, to the 24th day of December following, both inclufive, being 305 days 4. For defraying the charge of Lieut. Colonel Humberstone's corps, from the 24th day of February, 1780, to the 24th day of December following, both inclufive, being 305 days 5. Towards defraying the charge of the out-penfioners of Chelfea-Hofpital, for the year 1780 MAY 18. 1. For defraying the charges of additional companies and additionals to the embodied militia in South Britain, including cloathing, for the year 1780 2. To make good the deficiency on the pay of additional companies and additionals to the embodied militia in South Britain, for the year 1779 3. For defraying the charge of the new levies, from the commencement of their refpective establishments to the 24th day of December, 1779 MAY 22. 1. On account of the reduced officers of his Majefty's land forces and marines, for the year 1780 2. For defraying the charge for allowances to feveral private gentlemen of the two troops of horse guards reduced, and to the fuperannuated gentlemen of the four troops of horfe guards, for the year 1780 - MAY 23. Towards defraying the extraordinary expences of his Majefty's land forces, and other services incurred, between the 31ft Jan. 1779, and the 1st Feb. 1780, and not provided for by parliament 258,206 18 0 8,623 17 6 3,179 12 6 12,929 9 2 8,623 17 6 87,713 O Q 11,712 9 6 468 15 8 30,296 16 8 82,905 2 608 6 6 2,418,805 18 11 6,797,506 18 9 ORDNANCE. ORDN AN CE. 1. For the charge of the office of Ordnance for the land fervice, for the year 1780 2. For defraying the expence of fervices performed by the office of Ordnance for land fervice, and not provided for by parliament in the year 1779 MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES. DECEMBER 20, 1779. To be paid to William Smith, Doctor of Phyfic, in recompence for his conftant and humane attendance upon the fick and difeafed prifoners in the feveral gaols in the county of Middlefex, city of Westminster, and borough of Southwark, for near four years laft paft, and for repaying the faid William Smith the feveral fums of money by him expended in purchafing proper medicines for fuch fick and diseased prifoners DECEMBER 21. To be advanced to the governor and company of the merchants of England, trading into the Levant fea, to be applied in affifting the said company in carrying on their trade For the expences of the new roads of communication, and building bridges, in the Highlands of North-Britain, in the year 1780 MARCH 7, 1780. Towards enabling the Truftees of the British Mufeum to carry on the execution of the trufts reposed in them by Parliament MAY 18. 1. To make good the like fum iffued by his Majefty's orders in pursuance of the addreffes of the Houfe 2. To replace the fum iffued by his Majefty's orders to Mr. Duncan Campbell, for the expence of confining, maintaining, and employing convicts on the River Thaines MAY 30. 1. To make good the fum iffued by his Majefty's orders, to be applied for the relief and benefit of fundry American civil officers, and others who have fuffered on account of their attachment to his Ma'jefty's government JUNE 1. 57,910 12 1. For defraying expences attending general furveys of his Majefty's dominions in North America, for the year 1780 [U] 4 1,832 5 0 2. For ! |