REVENUES of Fort Marlbro', on average of three Supplies from Bengal to Fort Marlbro', Penang, &c. eftimated for 1801-2 Actual amount More than estimated Supplies estimated for 1802-3 85,840 241,220 155,380 116.000 753 Total charges 10,856,613 Net revenue of the three prefidencies Remaining net revenue 1,306,977 241,220 1,065,757 Deducted from the intereft, &c. paid on the debts. At Bengal Madras Bombay 971,556 267,178 210,066 1,449,500 Shews the deficit from the territorial revenues to be 383,743 Deducted from the amount fales of imports, &c. by 418,717 The remainder 34,974 Is the fum left applicable to the purposes of commerce, amount advanced for the purchase of investment, payment of commercial charges, and in aid of China investment. Total advances for investments 1,288,093 Cargoes invoiced from India to Europe in 1801-2, with charges by GENERAL VIEW. 2,362,443 Refult of the estimates for the year 1802-3, collectively. Net estimated revenue of the three prefidencies 2,694,886 Deduct fupplies to Bencoolen, &c. per 1 116,000 Remainder 2,578,886 Dedu& further intereft on the debts by 1,48 1,070 The fum then remaining is 1,097,816 Add eftimated amount of fales of imports by 409,500 The total 1,507,316 Is the amount eftimated to be applicable in the year 1802-3, to the purposes of commerce. Amount of intereft payable by the accounts of this year 1,481,070 Increase of intereft payable annually 138,217 ASSETS IN INDIA, Confifting of cash, goods, ftores, &c. last year 12,113,923 Ditto ditto by present statements 13,372,741 Increase of affets 1,258,818 Deduct increase of affets from increafe of debts, the state of the Company's affairs in India appears worfe in this view by 1,032,389 HOME HOME ACCOUNTS. Aggregate amount of fales 1802-3 More than last year The fales of Company's goods were to a lefs amount 755 9,628,131 472,144 Alfo neutral property by 582,459 153,036 The fales of the Company's goods were estimated at 5,880,600 The actual amount was 6,048,028 GENERAL RESULT.-The balance of cash estimated to be against the Company on the first of March, 1803 Actually proved to be in their favour · Being better than estimated 1,434,556 1,009,822 2,444,378 Which may be attributed to the additional receipts on the fales of goods on private trade, and on the iffue of bonds, combined with the payments below the estimate on account of India and China, and on feveral other accounts, also the protraction of the liquidation of 700,000l. of the debt to the Bank. ESTIMATE, 1803-4, Receipt for sale of Company's goods 6,085,500 GENERAL GENERAL RESULT:-Although the balance of cash on the ift March, 1803, was large, and al- though the smaller receipt on the fale of goods is more than made up by an expected payment from Government, the great difbursement required for India and China for purchase of investment and liquidation of debt, and the payment of the loan from the Bank are likely so to operate, that the balance of cafh, in favour of the Company, on the 1st March, 1804, is estimated to amount to the fum only of DEBTS AT HOME. 89,393 637,833 Adding the decrease of debts to the increase of affets, the improvement of the home concern in CHINA AND ST. HELENA. 686,630 the year is |