No. 16.-CIVIL PENSIONS AND ALLOWANCES-continued.

COAST GUARD SERVICE.

For pensions granted to persons formerly employed in the Coast Guard Service, as shown on the Estimates for 1862/63

Abate,-Amount of Pensions ceased between the 1st December 1861 and the 30th November 1862

Add,-Pensions granted between the 1st December 1861 and the 30th No-
vember 1862; viz.-

For Pensions to 76 Officers and Men lately belonging to the Coast
Guard Service on Shore, ranging from 27. 10s. to 1007. per annum

22,282 1 4

171,749 18 8

250

22,282 1 4

24,220

EXTRA ESTIMATE for SERVICES not NAVAL.-FREIGHT, &c., on Account of the ARMY DEPARTMENT.

7,750

For Freight of Ships engaged for the Conveyance of Troops to and from Great
Britain and the Colonies, and of Military Pensioners from Great Britain
For Freight of Ships for the Conveyance of Stores to and from Great Britain and
the Colonies

70,000

-S

For Freight of Ships for the Conveyance of Troops from one Colony to another,) and their Rations; and for the Mess and Passage of Officers and Men from one Foreign Station to another, and from one Port to another in the same command

For Freight of Ships for the Conveyance of Stores from one Colony to another, and from one Foreign Station to another, and from one Port to another in the same command

For Mess of Military Officers and Civilians of the Army Department while) on Passage to and from Foreign Stations in Her Majesty's Ships of War, Transports, and Freight Ships

For Freight of Ships for the Conveyance of Troops coastwise, and between Great
Britain and Ireland

For Passage Money on Account of Military Officers and Civilians of the Army
Department going upon and returning from Services Abroad

For the Pay and Contingent Expenses of Officers of the Navy employed as Agents for Transports afloat, or as Temporary Agents at the Outports

For Provisions and Medical Comforts for Troops embarked on board Ships of
War, Troop Ships, Monthly Transports, and Freight Ships

£. 270,150

ervices}

Note. In addition to the amount provided in the foregoing Vote for Transport Services amounting to

The following sums are likewise included in the undermentioned Votes of the Navy Estimates for Expenses of Troop Ships employed for the Transport of Troops, viz.: For Sea Pay of Officers and Crews of Her Majesty's Troop Ships "Adventure," "Himalaya," "Mægera," and "Vulcan"

The whole Charge amounts to the Sum of Ten Million Seven Hundred and Thirty-six
Thousand and Thirty-two Pounds.

Admiralty,

5 February 1863.J

SOMERSET.

J. R. DRUMMOND.
RUMMON

APPENDIX, No. 1.

EXPLANATORY STATEMENT (A.), showing in Detail the PAY of FLAG OFFICERS and their Retinues in Commission; of OFFICERS Superintending HER MAJESTY'S DOCK YARDS, of OFFICERS, PETTY OFFICERS, SEAMEN and Boys, comprising the FULL COMPLEMENTS (except the Marines) of all HER MAJESTY'S SHIPS and VESSELS IN COMMISSION ON THE 1ST DECEMBER 1862; and of OFFICERS and MEN employed on the same Date in Her Majesty's COAST GUARD SERVICE on Shore and borne on Ships' Books: also the MISCELLANEOUS PAY and ALLOWANCES to Officers and other Persons for the Services specified, which are adopted as the foundation of the Estimate for Seamen. Page 4.