The following authentic Extracts from the Corn-Regifter are taken from Accounts collected from the Cuftom-Houfe Books, and delivered to Mr. John James Catherwood, by Authority of Parliament.

An Account of the Quantities of all Corn and Grain exported from, and im ported into England and Scotland, with the Bounties and Drawbacks paid, and the Duties received thereon, for one Year ended the 5th of Ja nuary, 1788.

The following is an Account of the Average Prices of Corn in England. and Wales, by the Standard Winchester Bufhel, for the Year 1787.

N. B. The price of the finest and coarseft forts of grain generally exceed, and reduce the average price as follows, viz.

Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans.
Per bushel, 6d. 3d. 3d. 3d. 6d.

SUPPLIES granted by Parliament, for the Year 1787.

NAVY.

MARCH 16.

FOR

OR 18,000 men, including 3,860 marines, at 41. per man per month, for 1787

For the ordinary of the navy, including half pay

of marines, for 1787

For the extraordinaries of the navy for building and repairing veffels, over and above the allowance for wear and tear, for 1787

936,000 0

700,000 0

650,000 0

For the charges of the office of the ordnance, for land.

fervice, for 1787

Total of ordnance

ARMY.

FEBRUARY 12.

For the army 17,638 effective men (including 2,030
invalids) for guards and garrifons in Great Britain
For forces for plantations and Gibraltar, for 1787
For the difference between British and Irish
6 regiments and 4 companies of foot in North Ame-
rica, for the year 1787

pay

for

For the pay of general and staff officers in Great Bri

tain in the fame year

For full pay to reduced or fupernumerary officers of

the army

-

For one regiment light dragoons, and 5 battalions of foot, employed in the West Indies

[R] 4

For the paymafter general, fecretary at war,commiffary general of the mufters, judge advocate general, comptrollers of the army accounts, the deputies, clerks, &c. and for the amount of the exchequer fees to be paid by the paymafter general, and on account of poundage to the infantry

To reduced officers of land forces and marines, for the fame year

To reduced officers of the horse guards, for the fame year

To reduced officers of the British American forces, for the fame year

More for the fame purpose

To the officers late in the pay of the States General, for the fame year

For Chelsea hofpital, for the fame year

For penfions to officers widows

For difference of British and Irish pay for several bat-
talions and companies of foot, for several periods in
1787
For extra expences of land forces, from 25th Decem-
ber, 1785, to 24th of December, 1786

Total of the army

1,876,287 16 9

MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES.

For civil establishment of Nova Scotia, from 1ft January, 1787, to ift January, 1788

The like of St. John's ifland, for the fame time The like of New Brunswick, from June 24, 1787, to the same day in 1788

The like of Cape Breton, for the same

The like of Newfoundland, from 1ft April, 1787, to the fame day in 1788

For falaries, &c. in Eaft Florida, from 24th June,
1785, to the fame day in 1786

For falary of chief Juftice of the Bermuda iflands, from
24th June, 1787, to the fame day in 1788
For the civil eftablishment of the Bahama islands,
from 1ft January, 1787, to the fame day in 1788,
in addition to the falaries paid out of the duty
funds
For the civil establishment of New South Wales, from
10th October, 1786, to the fame day in 1787.

To the British Museum

3,000 0 •

To

To discharge exchequer bills granted the last feffion 3,000,000 0