Financial statements and memoranda.

(1) pp. 1-232, Miscellaneous Financial Statements and Memoranda 1779-1802, including, amongst others:-- (2) p. 15, Stock and computation of the Company, Mar 1779 and Jan 1785 [Formerly L/AG/18/1/42]. (3) p. 17, Account of all Duties paid to Government by the East India Company (including the Indemnity on Tea) from 1751 to 1779 [Formerly L/AG/18/1/35]; p. 165, Do., do., 1768-92. (4) pp. 21-7, One year's Civil Charges in India on an Average of three years (1774-77). (5) p. 33, General State of the Revenues of Bengal in 1782 with note showing the change in mode of Collection by abolition of Supervisors and appointment of Collectors, a Committee of Revenue at Calcutta and of Provincial Councils in 1772-73; pp. 36-7, 85-8, State of Arrears in different Departments Bengal 30th April and 31st Dec. 1783, 15th Feb. 1786; p. 39, Abstract of Finances and Disbursements for 1783-84. (6) p. 43, Rate of Exchange for the dollar fixed so as to obviate necessity for export of Gold and to encourage trade between East Indies and China. (7) pp. 46-7, Epitome of Probable Resources and Disbursements for Bengal 1784-85. (8) pp. 65-75, Account of the Gross Amount of all the Territorial and other Revenues received by the East India Company, with the Charges of Management, Civil, Military, and other Expenses, and Accounts of the Nett Proceeds at each of their Settlements in the East Indies, and also Accounts of the Debts due by the East India Company 23rd June 1785. (9) p. 133, Mr. Richardson's (Company's Accountant) Memorandum on the State of the Company's Finances in 1791; pp. 134-5, Company's whole Profit and Loss 1790-91 [Formerly L/AG/18/1/35]. (10) p. 145, Payments made in 24 years by the Company to Government from 1768 to 1792, by which the Public were materially benefited by the East India Trade. (11) pp. 150-61, Accounts of the Revenues of the Provinces of Bengal, Madras, Bombay, and Fort Marlborough 15th Feb. 1792. (12) p. 165, Account of monies, other than customs, paid by the East India Company to the Government 1768 - 1792 [Formerly L/AG/18/1/40]. (13) p. 179, Statement of the debts of the Company on 1 Mar 1792 and 1 Mar 1793 [Formerly L/AG/18/1/47]. (14) p. 185, Statement of the Stock and Computation of the Company in each year 1787-1793 [Formerly L/AG/18/1/45]. (15) pp. 215-24, Sketches of Estimates of Revenue of Bengal 1802-03; (16) pp. 225-32, Account of Revenues and Charges of Bengal, Madras, and Bombay, prepared by H. Dundas in 1801 compared with those of the Estimates for 1802-03.

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