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302. (2.) (Ireland.) A return and amount of sums of money charged to the incidents of the excise of Ireland, for payments made to officers of excise, in satisfaction of their share of fines for illicit distillation, or crimes connected therewith; specifying all such sums, and the date of orders for payment; from the 12th day of March 1818, until the 12th April 1819.

314. 2. Return of the effective strength of each regiment of Irish militia, in non-commissioned officers, drummers; and privates, on the 1st July 1807, and on 1st April 1808: stating, the number of men that have, under the provisions of the Militia Transfer Bill of 1807, volunteered into the regular or marine forces; and the addition that has, by the late ballot, been made to each regiment of militia..

316. 2. Tithes (Ireland) Act. Extracts from returns of the several sums of money issued and advanced by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, upon the application of any ecclesiastical persons, or persons entitled to tithes or composition for tithes; and, of the barristers retained or engaged to prosecute petitions, for the recovery of the value of tithes, or tithe compositions, under 2 Will. IV. c. 41.

321. 3. Consuls. Accounts relating to consulage and contribution in the Brazils: viz. 1.--A return of the amount levied, for the contribution fund, on British shipping in the Brazils, under the authority of the 54th Geo. 3, c. 126, in each year:--the rate of the duty or charge levied at each port in each year; distinguishing also to whom the same has been paid, and for what purposes applied. 2.--A return of the rate and amount of consulage levied, on British shipping, by the consul general, and the other consuls, in the different ports of the Brazils, in each year, for the same period; with an account of the appropriation of the same. 3.--A return of the names of His Majesty's consul general, and the other consuls, in the Brazils; the places where resident; the amount of the salaries and emoluments of each, in each year since 1814; and of the total of the whole. 4.--A copy of the patent of appointment of His Majesty's consul general in the Brazils.

330. (3.) Papers relating to East India affairs: viz. No. 1.--Exposition of the state of the company's finances at home, and abroad:--submitted to the Honourable Committee of the House of Commons, appointed to take into consideration, the affairs of the East India Company:--dated 1st April 1808. No. 2.--Supplement to the exposition of the state of the company's finances; dated 1st April 1808..

334. 4. Further estimates, miscellaneous services, for the year 1818: viz. [1.] Sundry works at Holyhead. [2.] The cobb at Lyme Regis. [3.] Purchase of land on Hounslow Heath. [4.] Inland navigation from the eastern to the western sea by Inverness and Fort William. [5.] Retired allowances and gratuities to officers formerly employed upon the military roads in Scotland.

342. 5. No. 6.--Copy of all communications to the Secret Committee or Court of Directors, by the Governor General; respecting the Nabob Saadut Ally, previous to, or after, the conclusion of the treaty of Lucknow in 1801; --so far as the same may relate to the said treaty, and the management, or revenues, of the Nabob's provinces..

345. 5. Treaty of Lucknow, 1801. No. 6.--Copy of all communications to the Secret Committee or Court of Directors, by the Governor General, respecting the Nabob Saadut Ally, previous to, or after, the conclusion of the treaty of Lucknow in 1801;--so far as the same may relate to the said treaty, and the management, or revenues, of the Nabob's provinces..