To the clerk

For the fame causes, if paid by tally of affignment

de regardo, per pound

To the clerk, per cent.

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There hath been, for many years last past, an issue out of the receipt, under the title of fecret fervice, by which many penfions, falaries, and free gifts, have been paid; but had their services been known and specified, then the fees had been due according to their proper heads, but now, by this method and agreement, they pay only, per cent.

The Privy Purfe

The Mafter of the Robes

Nil.

The wardrobe, per cent.

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The Paymaster of the Works, per cent.

The Treasurer of the Navy

Nil:

The Victualler of the Navy

Nil.

The Office of the Ordnance

The Master of the Horse, per cent.

The Lieutenant of the Tower for quarterly bills, per

quarter

Ambaffadors and Envoys for equipage, extraordina

ries, and entertainment

Judges and Barons

The goldfmith for plate, per cent.

The jeweller, per cent.

The mint, per cent.

Sea coal farmers, defalcations, per cent.

The Usher of the Court of Exchequer for every order,

Upon receiving the money for all aids and supplies granted to their Majefties, the Tellers receive

But their clerks have for fome time last past taken for every bill upon which a tally is ftruck for land taxes or polls, be the fame more or lefs, one fhilling, which is now reduced to

For every thousand pounds paid in for excife, being the like fee which was anciently paid for customs

For the iffuing of Money.

For all monies appropriated or iffued to the navy
For all monies appropriated or iffued to the land
forces, according to an agreement made in the year
1667, by the then Lord Treaturer, Lord General
and Chancellor of the Exchequer, by and with the
confent of the officers of the Exchequer, attefted by
the right honourable Sir Stephen Fox, Kt. one of
the Lords Commiffioners of their Majefties Trea-
fury, by which agreement, the Tellers fees are lef-
fened from 16s. per cent. to 15% per pound,
which is 7s. 4d. % per cent. which is their share
of the 1d. per pound fettled by the aforefaid agree-
ment, for all the officers of the Exchequer, fo that
the four Tellers and their clerks fhare amounts to

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Annuities, rewards, free gifts, and fuch like
For money iffued under the title of fecret fervice, by
which many pensions, free gifts, &c. have been
paid, but under this head, the fervices being not
known, the fees could not be reduced to a proper
head, and therefore by agreement were abated to
half fees

Repayment of loans and intereft

The Judges and Barons

The Deputy Chamberlains in the Tally Court.

For tallies upon cuftoms for every thousand pound
For tallies upon duties laid on wine, vinegar, tobacco,
Eaft India goods, and other merchandize, for every.
thousand pound

This is the establishment taken in anno 1638; and
it also appears, by a table of fees written at
the beginning of the reign of Queen Eliza-
beth.

For tallies ftruck upon excife for every thoufand
pounds

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For tallies on duties laid on spirits, brandy, beer, ale,
and other liquors, for every thousand pound
Excife is the like great revenue with customs, and
for that reafon, the fame fee hath been paid
oven fince it was granted.

For tax money upon land, and for polls for every
Bally

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The Deputy Chamberlain's Tally Joiners.

For all tallies of monies lent

For all tallies of excife, per tally

For all tallies of customs and new impofitions, per

thousand pound

For all tallies of receivers for taxes, being the fame fee which hath been anciently demanded and taken of all receivers, per tally

Tally Cutter.

For tallies ftruck upon cuftoms for every thoufand pounds!

For tallies upon duties laid on wine, vinegar, tobacco, East India goods and other merchandizes for every thousand pound

This is in the establishment taken in anno 1638,

and it also appears, by a table of fees written
at the beginning of the reign of Queen Eliza-
beth.

For tallies ftruck upon excife of beer, brandy, and
other liquors, for every thousand pound

Excife is the like great revenue with customs, and

for that reason, the fame fee hath been paid.
ever fince it was granted.

For tax money upon land, and for polls for every
tally

An ACCOUNTe Office of the Auditor of the Receipt of His Majefty's Exchequifhing the Sums paid by the Public from thofe paid out of the