£ 374,875

Nett furplus from the Territorial revenues
Add

Amount fales of imports, certificates, &c.

Amount applicable to purchase of investments, payment of commercial charges, &c.

Amount actually advanced for purchase of investments, payment of commercial charges, and in aid of the China inveftment,

At Bengal

381,938

756,813

Madras

Bombay

Bencoolen

£ 1,202,394

642,048

286,913

18,183

2,149,538

1,392,725

1,877,432

8,397,625

Charges

Estimated amount, fales of imports, and certificates, &c.

500,336

Amount estimated to be applicable in 1797-8, to the purchase of investments, payment of commercial charges, &c.

1,014,467

Amount of interest payable by accounts of last year
Amount of intereft payable by accounts of this year

419,345

576,775

Increase of affets from the above increase of debts-the state of the Company's affairs of India is wore by

575,979

HOME

Balance at close of year 1797-8, expected to be against the
Company

Actual balance in confequence of iffue of bonds, of aid by
loans, and of fmaller payments for freight, &c. than ex-
pected, was in favour

Making the balance of cafli better than estimated

ESTIMATES, 1798-9.

Receipt for fales of Company's goods

RESULT.

After calculating on a payment to the bank, amounting to 800,0007. and a large fum for freight, without reckoning an increase of capital, iffue of bonds or loans, the balance

1,836,320

540,646

2,376,966

5,905,927

against the Company, on 1ft of March, 1799, expected to be 1,318,937

Decrease

Affets at home and afloat on the 1st of March, 1797.
Ditto on the 1ft of March, 1798

Increase

Adding increase of affets to the above decrease of debt, the ftate of affairs at home appears better

!

Balance in China laft year in favour
Ditto this year against

1,366,322

CHINA AND ST. HELENA.

£ 279,250

718,945

The increase of debt, or the general state of the the Company's concerns, is, in this view, more than at the close of the last year

Add charges of four fhips from Bombay, arrived in time for infertion in the home account

The total then is

212,067

201,153

£ 413,220

STATE

Account of the Import of foreign Wheat into the Port of London, from

1781 to 1792

Prices of Stock for 1799

Total Value of Imports into Great Britain from 1785 to 1798

The like of Exports in the fame Years

Meteorological Table, for 1799

Annual Bill of Chriftenings and Burials

Supplies granted by Parliament for the Year 1799

Taxes impofed in 1799

187

STATE-PAPERS.

Message from the King to the House of Commons, Jan. 22.
The like, March 1

Protest against an Union with Ireland, April 11

Meffage from the King to the House of Commons, June 6
Proteft against the Treafon-Forfeiture-Bill, July 4
The like, against the Militia-Reduction-Bill, July 12

The King's Speech to both Houses, on closing the Seffion, July 12
The like at the Meeting of Parliament, Sept. 24
Proteft against the Militia-Service-Extenfion-Bill

Declaration by the King of Great Britain, and the Emperor of Ruffia, in ad-
dition to the Treaty of Dec. 1798

211

Convention between his Britannic Majefty, and the Emperor of all the Ruf-
fias, June 22

212

Copy of a Letter from the Right Honourable the Earl of Mornington, to the
Court of Directors of the East India Company, March 20
Copy of a Letter from Tippoo Sultaun, to the Executive Directory
Copy of Articles of Engagement propofed by Tippoo to the Directory
Letter from Dubuc to the Rajah of Travancore, Minifler at Aleppo
Letter from Dubuc to Tippoo Sultauu

Proclamation by the British Commiffioners for the Affairs of the Myfore at
Seringapatam, June 24, 1799

Speech of the Lord-Lieutenant at the Meeting of the Irish Parliament,
January 22

238

239

The like, on proroguing the Parliament

240

Decree of the Prince of Brazil, declaring himself Regent of Portugal,

Meffage from the Executive Directory to the Councils
Proclamation of General Buonaparte, Nov. 10

Letter, from the Minifter for Foreign Affairs, to the Foreign Agent of the

Republic

253

Proclamation of the Confuls to the French

254