ABSTRACT OF EAST-INDIA ANNUAL ACCOUNTS, 1830-continued. TRADE ACCOUNTS.

AN ACCOUNT OF THE ANNUAL CHARGES DEFRAYED BY THE EAST-INDIA COMPANY FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THEIR TRADE AND COMMERCE, FOR THREE YEARS, ENDING 1828-29.

AN ACCOUNT OF THE SUMS RECEIVED IN INDIA FOR SALES OF IMPORT GOODS, FOR THREE YEARS, ENDING 1828-29.

AN ACCOUNT OF THE PRIME COST OF ALL CARGOES PURCHASED BY THE EAST-INDIA COMPANY IN INDIA AND SHIPPED FOR EUROPE, FOR TWO YEARS, ENDING 1827-28.

Note. The aforegoing are Abstracts of the Accounts presented to Parliament on the 14th May 1830, relative to the Territorial and Commercial Finances of the Company IN INDIA. The HOME ACCOUNT are those which follow.

For Abstracts of last year's Accounts see Asiatic Journal, vol. xxviii. pp. 36-45.

abstract of east-indiA ANNUAL ACCOUNTS, 1830—continued.

BILLS on Account of Supplies to the Public Service, and Bills
drawn on India
Unclaimed Prize Money paid into the Company's Treasury, and
carried over in conformity to the Act and 2 Geo. IV. c. 61,
applicable to Lord Clive's Fund, less Claims allowed thereout

408 1 3

Charges on Private-Trade, warehoused and sold by the Company
Customs on Private-Trade...

Freight on Private Goods imported and exported
Interest on the Annuities

Owners of Ships, for Advances and Supplies Abroad; and Goods
short delivered in India and China of outward Consignments...
Private-Trade Goods sold .....

Fee-Funds for the House and Warehouses
Widows' Funds for Officers of House and Warehouses, &c..........
Almshouses at Poplar, and Seamen's Wages unclaimed............
Dividends on Stock standing in the Company's name..............................................
Interest and Discounts on anticipated Payments

Remittances from North American Colonies, on account of Pro-
ceeds of Tea sold by Company's Agents

In Repayment of a Loan made by the Company's Agent to the
Colonial Government at the Cape

Bills in favour remitted by him....................

106,816 18

1,096 8 3 10,999 3 2 36,226 15 10

806 0 0
1,602,012 1 10

68,015 13 11
17,558 9 6
39,944 8 3

26,544 9 10/
16,875 3 0

98,488 12 1

18,203 17 8.
584 7 6

£6,373,471 0 11

Balance in favour, 1st May 1829 (exclusive of duty on Tea)...

1,081,563 3

Territorial Receipts.

Commercial ditto.

ABSTRACT OF EAST-INDIA ANNUAL ACCOUNTS, 1830-continued.

HOME ACCOUNT.

TERRITORIAL BRANCH.

PAYMENTS.

BILLS of Exchange from India, for Principal and or silqque to soon. Interest of India Debt ......£877,977 15 3 no warb For Effects of deceased Officers, and other Re- otni bisq vanos 947,2712011 mittances... ........ 69,293 07408 1970 barr13 Passage of Troops and Freight of Stores chargeable to H.M.'s of sidasilqqa

Government, with Balance of Account in respect to Transactions in India in 1824-25 and 1825-26 ........

Bullion imported-further Charges on importations of 1828-29......

Territorial and Political Charges and Advances in England:
On account of Military, Marine, and other Public Stores exported...
Military Officers; Pay and Off-reckonings on Furlough and Re-
tirement
Civil Establishments of India; Absentee Allowances and Payments
on account of Bengal Annuity Fund
Passage of Military, and Supplies to them on the Voyage
Political Freight and Demorage

...........

Carnatic Debts: Interest on Claims adjudicated £111,701 12 2
Salaries of Commissioners and charges 5,482 18 10
Tanjore Debts: Charges and Salaries of Commissioners, and Officers
Charges on account of Saint Helena

Ditto Prince of Wales's Island, Singapore, and Malacca.....
Political Charges, General, and Advances re-payable.....
Payments on account of Retiring Pay, &c. of King's Troops in India
Paymaster Gen. H.M.'s Forces, for Claims accrued against the
Company in respect of King's Troops serving in India

BRANCH.

CUSTOMS....

Freight and Demorage ............

.........

Goods for Sale and Use, exported and to be exported..........
Commanders' Certificates and Bills of Exchange from China and

Cape........

36,483 12 7 834 00

117,184 11 0

1,652 3 10 76,471 18 8

4,596 4 10 474,889 17 5 60,000 0 O

317,712 5 10 £3,018,211 95

£. s. d 718 8

667,785 0

476,253 5 9

Charges General

Interest on Bond Debt

Dividends on Stock

Private-Trade

Fee-Funds for the House and Warehouses

Widows' Funds for Officers of the House and Warehouses, and for Elders, Extra Clerks, &c. employed in the House and Warehouses

Unclaimed Prize-Money applicable to Poplar Fund. - Claims
allowed thereout

Trustees of the Deccan Booty, further Charges in respect of Bullion
Remittances from the Prize Funds, arrived in 1828-29.........

Territorial Payments ..........
Commercial ditto..

.......................................... £3,018,211 9 5
4,198,401 10 3

Balance in favour 1st May 1830 (exclusive of Duty on Tea)...

150,207 14 1

418,508 7 7

114,973 3 2

630,701 5 0

£4,198,401 10 3

7,216,612 19 8 296,310 19 11

£7,512,923 19 7

ABSTRACT OF EAST-INDIA ANNUAL ACCOUNTS, 1830–continued.

STATEMENT OF THE COMPANY'S BOND AND SIMPLE CONTRACT DEETS; THE STATE OF COMPANY IN GREAT BRITAIN “AND CÂFLOAT

12ZN PÒLITICAL AND

DEBTS.A

£..

To Bills of Exchange unpaid, from India and St. Helena, drawn on

Political and Territorial Account.......

Warrants passed the Court unpaid

Amount owing for Territorial Exports

637,962

52,462

53,368

Unclaimed Prize-Money applicable to Lord Clive's Fund, bearing in#sterest at, 5 per cent. per annum

1}., 68,698 The Territorial Branch, for Territorial and Political Payments made in England, between 1st May 1814 and 1st May 1830*10,602, 124 H.M.'s Government, due per Estimate on account Pay Office, and other Demands

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To Bills of Exchange, unpai
Customs. ............

Freight and Demorage,

439,678 £11,854,287

1:2,062 72,400

52,950

408,683

261,806

36,654

43

29,426

Supra-Cargoes' Commission upon all Goods sold and unsold........
Proprietors of Private-Trade upon all Goods sold
Almshouses at Poplar (Poplar Fund).

Unclaimed Prize Money, applicable to ditto........................................................b-ké
ra Ditto
of which appropriation not ascertained
Warrants passed the Court unpaid (... dvora•bor? «aqqpha• Ung•2q5eresé«odgen ↑
What owing for Teas returned by the Buyers, and resold ¦.................................mg † asut
Dividends on Stock ..............œaounarhaye-47.dapan ·raqındağ •.

Interest on Bonds..................-----s--e--kab. ...?.............¶¶¶........................?!? **
Amount owing for Commercial Exports .....45 «Depappaneirah - öng-ubarathon.
Amount owing to Fee and Widows' Funds...----

¡Amount due to Trustees of Deccan Booty, on Consignments of
Bullion from the Prize Funds in India)........................?

971

47,706

... 28,567

66,673

2,012

:10,762

£1,029,324

* Territorial and Political Debts, brought down £11,854,287

en foncerns ns Commercial Assets in favour...................20,158,34,5 é fodejéi lo muz sat busineąd i zbori moradoƆ 21 mE SAI HOT AS out meter di amaq z pamAssets in favour ..................................(29)x............10 •xmare.... 9,378,868 The Amount of Company's Home Bond Debt, bearing digo de To tend t de interest at 3 per cefit. per annum....................

ABSTRACT OF EAST-INDIA ANNUAL ACCOUNTS, 1890-continued.
CASHE REMAINING IN THEIR TREASURY, AND OTHER EFFECTS APPERTAINING TO THE
OUTWARDS, ON THE 1ST MAY 183024
TERRITORIAL BRANCH.

By Exports of Military Stores, &c. shipped in Season 1829-30, with
Amount remaining unshipped 1st May 1830 .......................
Cargoes from England of Season 1828-29, not arrived in India, &c.
at the close of Official Year 1828-29 ....
What owing from sundry Persons, for Advances re-payable in England®
Bills of Exchange drawn on H.M.'s Government, for Supplies in India
Value of Carnatic Stock belonging to the Company........
Value of College at Haileybury, and Military Seminary at Addiscombe
Balances in hands of Officers of the House, &c.....

...........

445,554

359,598

13,200

25,823

49,192 177,200

4,243

£1,074,810

BRANCH.

By what due from Public to the Company-Annuities engrafted on the 3 per cents. reduced.......

£1,207,560

Cargoes from England of 1828-29, not arrived in India and China

at Close of Official Year 1828-29 ........

522,407

Exports shipped in Season 1829-30, with Amount unshipped 1st May

13

1830....

671,690

102,050

211,481

1,294,768,

6,495

Impress paid Owners of Ships not arrived in England .............................................................
Value of Vessels, exclusive of those stationed abroad ...............................................................
Value of the East-India House and Warehouses

5,810

What owing from sundry Persons for Advances repayable in England...
Balances in hands of Officers of House and Warehouse-keepers ....
The Territorial Branch, for Territorial and Political Payments made in
England between 1st May 1814 and 1st May 1830 ................... *10,602,124
Stock in Public Funds, standing in Company's name .................................................................. 810,719

⚫ Memoranda:

£21,187,669

This Balance is subject to reduction, by the Amount of the Advances made in India from the Territorial Branch to the Commercial Branch, in the Indian Official Years 1828-29 and 1829-30; the Documents, whereby the Amount of these Advances is to be ascertained, have not as yet been received from India, but which, it is estimated, may amount to £6,561,220; which will leave a Balance due to the Commerce, of £4,040,904 including interest.

The respective Balance of the Political and Commercial Branches, as exhibited in this Account, will be likewise subject to Adjustment, from the same cause.

In the period from 1st May 1804 to 1st May 1830, there has also been advanced or set apart from the Surplus Commercial Profits in England, the sum of £4,998,798 towards the liquidation of Indian Territorial Debt, which being a payment under the 4th head of Appropriation of the 57th Section of the 53d Geo. 3d, is not held to constitute a claim upon the Territorial Department for re-payment, upon the principle ob. served in respect to other Territorial Advances.

The Home Bond Debt is stated without specific application to either branch of the Company's Affairs, it not being determined to what extent the Debt had its origin from political causes.

Asiat.Jour. N.S.VOL.2. No. 8.

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