C O N T E N T S . izo N° 28. - Customs: Balances due by deceased and dismissed Collectors - - - - p. 162 N » 29.— Balances incurred by deceafed and dismissed Collectors of Excise - - - ibid. N° 30.— Sums recovered and received on account of Balances due from deceased and dismissed Collectors of Excise - N* 31.— Sureties given by the present Collector of Excise - - - - - - p. 164 N8 32— Examination of John Smart, esq. Accountant General of Excise ... p. 165 N° 33.— Forms of Oaths administered to persons retiring and succeeding to offices - - ibid. N' 34.— Instanees in which the Oath has been dispensed with; Excise - - - - p. 166 3j.__ The same; in the Customs - - ibid. N° 36.— Return of all Persons employed in the diftrift of Dublin City Excife pp. 168 to 179 N° 36. continued. — The same, of the several districts of Ireland, Dublin city excepted pp. 180 to 212. • vjo Return of Persons employed in the Excise Department, 5th July 1808 pp. 2x4 to 237. N" 38.— Abstract of the Establishment, as it stood 5th July 1808 p. 238 N* Examination of William Jolly, esq. Pro- collector of Excise for the district county of Dublin, p. 239 40. Amount of the Duties received by the Collector of the county of Dublin, for 3 years ending 5th January 1808 ibid. N° 41.— Examination of Mr. William Kelly, Surveyor ofLicences - ibid. N° 42.— Examination of William B. Swan, esq. Inspector General of Excife and Licences p. 243 N° 43.— Account of Seizures made by Preventive Surveyors, and of Fines levied - - ibid. N° 44.— Examination of John Hathorn, esq. Chief Clerk in the office of the Register General Tobacco - -- -- -- -- -- - p. 241 N° 45.— Examination of Mr. John Skeys, a Clerk in the office of the Examiner of Permit Vouchers. p. 243 K° 46 —- Examination of Richard F. Sharkey, efq. Paymaster of the Bounties on the export of Corn, p. 244 N° 47.— Examination of Paul Le Bas, esq. Examinator of Corn Bounties * . ibid.- N" 48.— Examination of Mr. Wm M'Donnell, Land Carriage Surveyor - p. 245 N° 49.— Examination of Mr. John Sheean, Clerk in the office of the Examiner of Customs ibid. ft0 50.— Lift of Offices in the Excise and in the Customs, to which no Duty is attached, or of which the Duty appears to be useless ....... - p. 246 N° £ 1.— List of Officers employed in the Excise, who have converted their offices into finecures, ibid. N" 52— Excise Districts, Surveys, and Walks P-' 47 N° 53.— List of Unproductive Gaugers Walks - p. 54— Incidental, Contingent, or Extraordinary Expenccs in the Excife, for one year ending 5th January 1808 N" 55. ( A.)— Account of the Sums charged on Customs and Excise Incidents under the head of " Poftage," for five years, ending 5th January 1808 .... N° 55- ( B.)— Amount of Revenue. Postage in Dublin for five years, ending 5th January 1808, p. $ 50 N* S^* Examination of J. E. Madden, esq. Clerk of the Postage, Customs and Excise - ibid. N° 57.— Sums charged in Custom and Excise Incidents under the head of " MefTengers, ExprefTes and Carriages of Books for certain periods P 25a N" 58— Amount of the sum charged in Custom Incidents, under the head of Stationary • » for the year ending. 5th January 1808 - ibid N° S9._ Amount of the sum paid for Stationary for Customs and Excife, for the year ending .5th January 1804 ' N° 60. Regulations for the conduct of the Officers of H. M. Stationary Office . . ibid. N' 6 i.— Establishment of H. M. Stationary Office N° 62. Examination of Abraham Bradley King, efq. the King's Stationer in Ireland - ? ib" N° 63 - Exammation of Mr. James Roe, First Clerk in the office of Stationary Store, for the Excise - p. 256