Section XXII Sums lent and raised under this Act.

(Exception) and Monies lent between 18th Feb. and 10th June 1701; Cap ante; and Monies further lent upon the Credit of Two Thirds of the Aid granted by this said Act; and Monies lent upon Credit of the £3,700 per Week out of Civil List Funds (Exception) and Overplus of the Funds appropriated by Stat. 11W. III. c.2; (Exception); and Arrears of Tunnage and Poundage &c; and Duties of 5s. per Ton upon French Shipping, under Stat. 12 Car. II. c. 4. and Duties under Stat. 7 & 8 W.III. c. 20. § 1.; and Duties of 1s. 10d. per Ton upon East India wrought Silk, imported under Stat. 9 W.III. C.23.; and Rents of Licences for Hackney Coaches, as herein mentioned;(Exception) appropriated as herein mentioned.

And be it further enacted by the Authority aforesaid That all the Money to be lent by vertue of this Act upon Credit of the X1several Duties and Impositions hereby granted and all the Moneys arising by this Act of and for the same Duties and Impositions respectively (the Monies of the said Duties and Impositions which are to go in Repayment of the Loans and for Satisfaction of the Interest thereof and the Charges of raiseing and levyeing the said several Duties and Impositions by this Act granted always excepted) And all the Monies lent at the Receipt of Exchequer between the Eighteenth Day of February One thousand seven hundred and the Tenth Day of June One thousand seven hundred and one not exceeding Seven hundred thousand Pounds for which the Orders are appointed to be transferred to the Register of Orders payable out of Two Third Parts of the Moneys arising by another Act of this present Session of Parliament entituled An Act for granting an Aid to His Majesty for defraying the Expence of His Navy Guards and Garrisons for One Year and for other necessary Occasions And all the Moneys which shall be further lent to His Majesty upon Credit of the said Two Third Parts of the Moneys arising by the Act last mentioned and so much of the said Two Third Parts as after Repayment of all the Loans transferred made or to be made thereupon and the Interest thereof and the making of such Allowances as are to be made by the Act last mentioned shall or may arise or be brought into the said Receipt of the Exchequer And all the Moneys which shall be lent or advanced to His Majesty upon Credit of the Weekly Sum of Three thousand seven hundred Pounds of lawfull English Money by any other Act or Acts of this present Session of Parliament to be taken out of certain Branches of the Excise for Five Years from the Five and twentieth Day of December One thousand seven hundred and the Monies arising by such Weekly Payments (so much thereof as is to go in Repayment of Loans thereupon and the Interest of such Loans always excepted) And all the Overplus of the severall Fonds which by certain Clauses in the Act for the Land Tax made in the Eleventh Year of His Majesties Reign were appropriated for Sea Services therein particularly mentioned and for Land Service in the Office of His Majesties Ordnance and for the Charge of circulating Exchequer Bills and for Half pay to disbanded Officers and for His Majesties Guards and Garrisons for One Year therein mentioned and for Arrears due to the same which said Overplus is hereby declared to consist of so much Moneys as shall remain of those appropriated Fonds after the said Uses and Services are or shall be fully satisfyed and discharged as the Act last mentioned did direct (the Money due and to be paid to the Governor and Company of the Bank of England out of the said Overplus Moneys to make good the Deficiency of their Fond for the Year ended on the First Day of June One thousand seven hundred only excepted) And all the Moneys to arise by the Arrears of the Subsidy of Tunnage and Poundage and other Duties upon Goods and Marchandizes imported and exported which were granted for Five Years ending upon the Five and twentieth Day of December One thousand six hundred ninety nine and are yet unsatisfyed over and above the Debentures and X2 other legal Allowances which are to be first satisfyed out of the said Arrears And all the Moneys which from the Five and twentieth Day of December One thousand seven hundred until the Five and twentieth Day of March One thousand seven hundred and two shall arise by the Duty of Five Shillings per Ton upon French Shipping pursuant to an Act of Parliament in that Behalf made in the Twelfth Year of the Reign of King Charles the Second and all the several Duties which in one Year to be reckoned from the last Day of March One thousand seven hundred and one shall arise by vertue of the Act of Parliament made and passed in the Seventh Year of His Majesties Reign (intituled An Act for granting to His Majesty an additional Duty upon all French Goods and Marchandizes) And all the Moneys which from the said Five and twentieth Day of December One thousand seven hundred shall arise by the Duty of One Shilling and Ten Pence for every Pound Weight of Wrought Silk which before the Thirtieth Day of September One thousand seven hundred and one shall have been imported from the East Indies or Persia pursuant to an Act of Parliament in that Behalf made in the Ninth Year of His Majesties Reign And the Moneys which from the Four and twentieth Day of June One thousand seven hundred and one until the Five and twentieth Day of March One thousand seven hundred and two shall arise by the Rents of Licenses for Hackney Coaches pursuant to the Act of Parliament in that Behalf (the necessary Charges of raising and levying the said Arrears of the Subsidy of Tonnage and Poundages and the said Duties of Five Shillings per Ton upon French Shipping and the said additional Duties upon French Goods and Marchandizes and the said Duty upon Wrought Silks and for the Execution of the said Act for licensing X3of Hackney Coaches always excepted) and every of them be and shall be appropriated and applied and the same are hereby appropriated and applied in Manner and Form following (that is to say) out of the said Aids Supplies Duties overplus Money and other Moneys hereby appropriated as aforesaid there is and shall be applied for Sea Service (to wit) for Arrears of Wages due to Officers and Seamen of the Fleet and for Payments upon the Recalls Two hundred thousand Pounds for Bounty Money to the Officers of the Fleet and for the Ordinary of the Navy (excluding the Charge of the Register for Seamen) One hundred and ninety thousand Pounds towards extraordinary Repairs of the Fleet Ninety thousand Pounds And for the Service of the Navy and the victualling thereof and for the Sea Service of the Office of the Ordnance performed and to be performed the Sum of Nine hundred thousand Pounds out of which Sum last mentioned the Sum of Twenty thousand Pounds shall be applyed towards discharging a further Part of the Debt due for Sick and Wounded Seamen And out of all the Said Aids Supplies Dutys overplus Money and other Moneys hereby appropriated as aforesaid there is and shall be also applied for Land Service performed and to be performed by His Majesties Office of Ordnance Twenty five thousand Pounds And to and for Subsistance Off reckonings and Clearings to His Majesties Guards and Garrisons in England and the Dominions thereunto belonging (Ireland excepted) for one Year from the Four and twentieth Day of December One thousand seven hundred the Sum of Three hundred thousand Pounds And to discharge Debts due to Clothiers and others incurred by reason of the extraordinary Expence of His Majesties Guards and Garrisons within the Year ended upon the Four and twentieth Day of December One thousand seven hundred the Sum of Forty thousand Pounds And for One Years Pay of the Officers and Soldiers of Twelve Battalions intended for the Assistance of the States General of the United Provinces and for the contingent Charges of the said Battalions for one Year and for Levy Money to raise Five thousand Recruits for the said Battalions the Sum of One hundred eighty one thousand and thirty three Pounds Two Shillings and Six Pence for the recieving issuing and paying of which Sum of One hundred eighty one thousand and thirty three Pounds Two Shillings and Six Pence or any Part thereof the Officers in the Receipt of His Majesties Exchequer or any of them shall not demand or take any Fees or Reward whatsoever And for Payment of Seven Quarters Interest due at Lady Day One thousand six hundred ninety nine upon the Malt Tickets remaining unsatisfied a Sum not exceeding Thirty seven thousand seven hundred eighty eight Pounds and One Shilling the same to be issued to the Paymaster of the Malt Tickets by way of Imprest and upon Account for that Purpose And for Payment of One Years Interest of the Loans remaining due upon the First Aid of Three Shillings in the Pound which was granted to His Majesty a Sum not exceeding Thirty three thousand eight hundred fourty seven Pounds Eighteen Shillings and Five Pence And for Payment of One Years Interest for the Moneys remaining unsatisfied which were advanced upon Credit of the late Duties laid upon Vellum Parchment and Paper a Sum not exceeding Twelve hundred thirty two Pounds And for paying One Years Interest of the Money remaining due upon the Third Quarterly Poll Tax which was granted to His Majesty a Sum not exceeding Eighteen thousand three hundred eighty one Pounds and Twelve Shillings And for paying One Years Interest of the Loans remaining unpaid upon the Third Aid of Three Shillings in the Pound which was granted to His Majesty a Sum not exceeding Seventeen hundred thirty eight Pounds and Seven Pence And for Eighteen Months Interest of the Principal Money remaining due and unsatisfied to all and every Person and Persons Bodies Politick or Corporate upon the Register for the late Duties which were charged upon Leather. a Sum not exceeding Fifty two thousand nine hundred sixty six Pounds And for and towards Half Pay now due and which shall grow due to disbanded Officers and Soldiers a Sum not exceeding Forty one thousand Pounds And for compleating the Sixty sixth Payment upon the Malt Tickets so much as together with the Moneys of the Malt Duties resting in the Exchequer and in the Hands of the Paymaster of the said Tickets shall be sufficient to compleat the Sum of Ten thousand Pounds Principal Money for the Sixty sixth Payment and the Interest thereof and the Benefits attending the same And for the Salaries of Five Commissioners for stating the Accounts of the Army Transport Debts and Prizes and for incident Charges in the Execution of their Trust a Sum not exceeding Three thousand and Five hundred Pounds