| Expence of maintaining about 9000 Convicts in the Hulks, from January 1, 1795, to January 1, 1798 | £.623,022 |
| Expence of Transporting Convicts in 1785 and 1786 | 3,722 |
| Expence of Transporting and Maintaining Convicts from 1786 to 1797, New South Wales | 1,037,230 |
| Total | £.1,663,974 |
[152] All these articles taken into the account, the originally-intended Penitentiary Houses on the late Mr. Blackburne's plan, would not have cost so little as £.200 per man:—for 1000 Prisoners, £.200,000: exclusive of the whole annual expence of maintenance, &c. to an unliquidated amount.
[153] At the close of the Session in June 1798, the House of Commons voted 36000l. to Mr. Bentham, toward the expence of carrying his plan into execution. See the Appropriation Act, 39 Geo. III. c. 114.
[154] The following are the names of the Aldermen at present in the Magistracy of the City; arranged according to their Seniority.
| 1761 | Right Hon. Thos. Harley, | Bridge Ward Without |
| 72 | Sir Watkin Lewis, Knt. | Lime-street |
| 72 | Sir William Plomer, Knt. | Bassishaw |
| 74 | Nathaniel Newnham, Esq. | Vintry |
| 82 | John Boydell, Esq. | Cheap |
| 84 | Paul Le Mesurier, Esq. | Dowgate |
| 84 | Brock Watson, Esq. | Cordwainers |
| 85 | Thomas Skinner, Esq. | Queenhithe |
| 85 | William Curtis, Esq. | Tower |
| 86 | William Newnham, Esq. | Farringdon Within |
| 86 | G.M. Macauley, Esq. | Coleman-street |
| 89 | J.W. Andersen, Esq. | Aldersgate-street |
| 90 | Harvey C. Combe, Esq. | Aldgate |
| 90 | Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Knt. | Bishopsgate-street |
| 93 | William Staines, Esq. | Cripplegate |
| 95 | Sir John Eamer, Knt. | Langborne |
| 96 | Sir William Herne, Knt. | Castle-Baynard |
| 96 | Robert Williams, Esq. | Cornhill |
| 97 | Charles Hamerton, Esq. | Bread-street |
| 98 | Charles Price, Esq. | Farringdon Without |
| 98 | Peter Perchard, Esq. | Candlewick |
| 98 | Thomas Cadell, Esq. | Walbrook |
| 98 | George Hibbert, Esq. | Bridge Within |
| 98 | James Shaw, Esq. | Portsoken |
| 98 | John Perring, Esq. | Broad-street |
| 99 | William Leighton, Esq. | Billingsgate |
Sir John William Rose, Knt. Recorder of London, a Magistrate, holding rank above the Aldermen who have not served the office of Lord Mayor.—He assists at the General and Quarter Sessions of the Peace, and in the principal affairs of the City; but does not sit in rotation.
Richard Clark, Esq. Chamberlain, acting judicially with respect to Apprentices.
Mr. Newman, Clerk to the Lord-Mayor, or Sitting Alderman at the Mansion-house.
Mr. Whittle, Clerk to the sitting Alderman at Guildhall.
[155] The following are the Public Offices in the Metropolis; (exclusive of the City of London;) and the respective Magistrates who preside, and the Clerks who officiate at each.