HISTORY OF MALTA,

Article LXYI.

Annual Expenditure, on an average of tenyears, from 1179 to 1788.

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Maltese Money. English Money,

Crowns. T. G. £. $, d.

Workshops and Storehouses.

Different necessary expences in the workshopsbelonging to the ordnance, rope-yards, &c. whichcould not be calculated under any particular ar-ticle of ordinary expence. Likewise the wagesof clerks and storekeepers; together with the re-pairs of the storehouses, and replacing the differ-ent worn-out articles contained therein. . . 182,644 8 1 . 18,264 5 12

Article LXVII.

Institution of the Anglo-Bavarian Language in1782 ;

The expences of which amounted to 14,081

crowns. ........ 1,408 111 . 140 16 8

Article LXYIII.

Recovery of the Property belonging to the Order,situated in Poland.

The estimation here made is only of one partof the expence, the whole of which amounted to72,998 crowns; but the bailiff de Sagrameso, whowas employed in negotiating this business, havingsecured 30,115 crowns arising from the Polishproperty, the real expence of the treasury was

only 42,885. . . 1,419 7 13 . 141 19 3

Article LXIX.

Illuminations on the Birth of the Dauphin,Amounted to 2,331 Cr. or 233/. 2s.

233 1 5 . . 23 6 3