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Etat du Roy du Domaine

125	0	0	By expences of Forts and Garrisons Governor General as Governor of the Town and Castle of Quebec	3,000	0	0
157	1	8½	Pay^[g] and Provisions of the Garrison	3,770	0	0
20	0	0	Fuel of D^o	480	0	0
75	0	0	Lieut^t du Roy	1,800	0	0
50	0	0	Town Major	1,200	0	0
33	6	8	Captain of the Gates	800	0	0
460	8	4½					11,050	0	0

			Montreal
125	0	0	Governor^[h]	3,000
54	3	4	Pay of the Garrison	1,300
83	6	8	Lieut^t^[i] du Roy	2,000
50	0	0	Town Major	1,200			7,500	0	0

			Trois Rivieres
125	0	0	Governor	3,000
54	3	4	Pay of the Garrison	1,300
75	0	0	Lieut^t du Roy	1,800
50	0	0	Town Major^[j]	1,200			7,300	0	0
1,077	1	8					25,850	0	0
			By paid to Religious uses
112	10	0	To the Clergy^[k] and in aid of building Churches	2,700
333	6	8	To the Chapter of Quebec	8,000
83	6	8	To the support^[k] of superanuated Priests or Missionaries	2,000
316	13	4	As a supplement^[k] to Cures of Poor Parishes	7,600
554	3	4	To the Jesuits for their Missions and a Professor of Hydrography	13,300
50	0	0	To the Recollets of Quebec	1,200
62	10	0	To the Convent of Ursulines	1,500
312	10	0	To the Convent of the Hôtel Dieu	7,500
83	10	0	To the Convent of the Hospital General	2,000			45,800	0	0

			At Montreal
83	10	0	To the Hospitalieres	2,000
125	0	0	To the Filles de la Congregation By the Salaries of Officers of Justice	3,000
20	16	8	To the first Conseiler of the Conseil Superieur^[l]	500
187	10	0	To 10 others at 450 each^[m]	4,500
62	10	0	To the Attorney General	1,500
29	3	4	To the Greffier	700
4	3	4	To the Huissier	100			12,300	0	0
3,498	5	0					83,950	0	0

			Salaries of the Officers of Prevôte of Quebec.
29	3	4	Lieut^t Gen.^l Civil and Criminal^[n]	700
25	0	0	Lieutenant Particulier	600
12	10	0	Proceureur du Roy	300
4	3	4	Greffier	100			1,700	0	0

			Montreal
18	5	0	Lieutenant Gen^l Civil	450
10	8	4	Proceurer du Roy	250			700	0	0

			Trois Rivieres
18	5	0	Lieutenant Gen^l Civil	450
10	8	4	Proceurer du Roy	250			700	0	0

			Salaries of the Officers of Police
25	0	0	To the Grand Voyer^[o]	600
20	16	8	To the Prevost des Marechaux de France^[p]	500
12	10	0	To an exempt under Him	300
29	3	4	To 4 Archers^[q] 175 Livres each	700
13	15	0	To a Hangman	330			2,430	0	0
3,728	6	8					89,480	0	0

			By expenses of the Hospital at Quebec
50	0	0	Salary to a Pysician	1,200
50	0	0	First Surgeon	1,200
33	6	8	Second Surgeon	800
25	0	0	Midwife	600			3,800	0	0

			By Sundry extraordinary expences
41	13	4	Publication of the decrees of Council	1,000
4	3	4	Expences of Fuel^[r] in y^e Council room	100
8	6	8	Travelling Charges of the Archers	200
20	16	8	Allow'd the Bishop in lieu of Duties paid by him	500			1,800	0	0

50	0	0	By paid to the Establishment of Louisberg, a Pension to the Count of Gacé son to the Marquis of Matignon in lieu of some land taken into the Kings hands	6,000
333	6	8	D^o to the Religious Brothers of la Charite	8,000
62	10	0	D^o to the Nuns of La Congregation	1,500
50	0	0	D^o to 4 Councellors at 300 each	1,200
16	13	0	D^o to the Proceureur General All at same place	400			17,100	0	0
83	6	8	By a pension to a Botanist at Louisiana				2,000	0	0
4,757	10	0	Total of the Etat du Roy.				114,180	0	0

[g]	As no Garrison was kept either at Quebec, Montreal or Trois Rivières the above were perquisites to the several Governors.

[h]	This Officer had by way of gratuity from the Marine Chest 1000 Livres and ½ p^r Cent from the East India Company on the Beavor they exported amounting to about 1500 more.

[i]	The Lieutenants du Roy had each 1800 Livres, the Senior of these had a gratuity of 200 besides, the Lieut^t of Montreal was the senior in 1757.

[j]	The Town Major had a perquisite of 2 Barrels of Powder each for the use of their Garrisons, but as they did not exist, they received each in lieu thereof from the Storekeeper 250 Livres. Each Gov^r also paid his Town Major 100 Livres for signing the Rolls.

[k]	These were distributed by the Bishops.

[l]	Of late Years he had a Gratuity of 450^lb from the marine.

[m]	There was a vacancy of one this Year. The Salary of Three Eldest had of late Years been augmented with a gratuity to each of 150 Livres also from the Marine.

[n]	This officer had of late Years obtained an addition of 300 Livres out of the Marine fund.

[o]	This Officer had likewise an allowance of 10^lb p^r diem extraordinary when upon his duty. If the Inhabitants applied to him to make out roads for their own private advantage they were at all the expenses attending the same.

[p]	This Officer likewise had an allowance of 7^lb 10^s p^r diem travelling charges when out upon the execution of his office.

[q]	These were severally allowed 3^lb p^r diem when sent in pursuit of Deserters or other Criminals.

[r]	This was a perquisite to the Lieutenant General and as the firing would have cost three times as much, the Intendants supplied the same out of the King's Yard.

Documents Relating to the Constitutional History of Canada 1759-1791, Part I

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