Annual Expenditure, on an average of ten years,from 1779 to 1788.

Article VI.

Hospital for' Women.

The whole revenue of the foundation for in-curables, was likewise applied to the uses of this

charity. ........

Article VII.

Foundlings.

A certain number of legitimate children like-wise partook of this charity; but this favour wasonly conferred on those whose parents were ina state of the greatest indigence. .

Article VIII.

Gratifications.

Annual pensions bestowed on different Maltese,whose services and attachment to the order de-served to be rewarded. .....

Article IX.

Gratifications after Death.

A part of the salaries of writers, and otherpersons in the service of the order, which wasgranted after their decease to their widows, andeven sometimes to their daughters.

Article X.

Nuns of the Order of St. Ursula.

Annual pensions bestowed on the Ursulines inMalta, who were associated with the order.

Article XI.

Nuns at Toulouse.

These nuns were called Maltese ; because theywere all of noble extraction, according to the

Maltese Money.Ooums. T. G.

J

6,146 9 15

1,070 1 6

2,326 6 10

519 5 8

English Money.£■ s. d.

18,676 10 12 . 1,867 13 9

614 13 6

107 0 2

232 13 2

51 18 10