II. Finance and Accounts-Trade. PART I. APPENDIX TO THE REPORT FROM THE SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE AFFAIRS OF THE EAST-INDIA COMPANY, 16th AUGUST 1832, AND MINUTES OF EVIDENCE. LONDON: PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE COURT OF DIRECTORS, BY J. L. COX AND SON, 75, GREAT QUEEN STREET. Hande 2-1722 27724 LIST OF APPENDIX. Finance: No. 1.-A STATEMENT of the steps which have been taken by the Commissioners for the Affairs of India or the p. 1 20 20 44 3.-COMMERCIAL Series of the Accounts of the Finances of the East-India Company, from the year 1814-15 to the year 1828-29, inclusive .. 51 52 54 (1.) View of the component parts of the Company's Commercial Capital, as computed on 1 May (9.) Particulars of the Account between the two Branches of the Company's Affairs (No. 2) in respect (10.) Statement, exhibiting and explaining, as far as can be done, the difference between the Account .. .. (11.) Statement, explaining, generally, the difference of result exhibited between the Account of "Supplies between India and London," as kept in India, and the Accounts in England, which it was intended should comprise the same transactions 147 4.-TERRITORIAL Series of the Accounts of the Finances of the East-India Company, from the year 1814-15 to the year 1828-29, inclusive 149 No. Page 149 (4.) Combined Account of Supplies between India and London, including the Heads of His Majesty's Government, Ceylon, Mauritius, Java, the Moluccas, &c., from 1814-15 to 1828-29, both years (Appendix to No. 4.) Account of Supplies between India and London, including the Heads of His Majesty's Government, Ceylon, Mauritius, Java, the Moluccas, &c, from 1814-15 to 1828-29, (5.) Combined Account of Supplies between Commerce and Territory in India, from 1814-15 to (Appendix to No. 5.) Account of Supplies between Commerce and Territory in India, from 1814-15 to 1828-29, both years inclusive (6.) A statement of the Cash Debt Transactions of Bengal, Madras, and Bombay, from 1814-15 to (7.) (A.) A Summary View of the Cash Transactions of the Government of Bengal, from 1814-15 to (B.) ASummary View of the Cash Transactions of the Government of Madras from 1814-15 to (C.) A Summary View of the Cash Transactions of the Government of Bombay, from 1814-15 to (D.) Combined View of the Cash Transactions of Bengal, Madras, and Bombay, from 1814-15 to (8.) Revenues and Charges of St. Helena in each year from 1814-15 to 1828-29 (9.) Statement of the Account of Political Charges incurred in England deemed chargeable on the Amount of Territorial Stores exported from China and the Cape to India, 1814-15 to 5.-Extract Letter from Accountant-general of Bengal to the Governor-general in Council at Bengal, Charges of India; and the amount of the further Reductions necessary to reduce those Charges to 7.-Statement of the Reductions of Indian Allowances and Establishments (Civil, Marine, and Military) ordered by the Court and the several Local Governments since the close of the year 1827-28; distinguishing (as far as can be done) such as were to have immediate from those which were intended measures of Reduction which have been recommended by the late Calcutta Civil Finance Committee, but which have been either rejected or are still under consideration and the East-India Company in 1822 of Debt (from Cash Transactions) for the like period, deducible from a comparison of the Quick Stock Accounts of 30th April 1814 and 30th April 1829; with a Memorandum of the particulars of the Debt No. Page 13.-Extract Letter from Governor-general in Council at Bengal (Financial Department); dated 31 December 1824 14.-Ditto 15.-Ditto .. Ditto; dated 4 August 1825 290 290 290 16-Extract Letter from Accountant-general of Bengal to the Governor-general in Council at Bengal ; 290 dated 23 May 1831 .. .. 17.-An Account of Stock per computation of the East-India Company (exclusive of their Capital Stock) on 1 May 1814, both in India and in England; the Indian Stock Accounts calculated at the rate of 2s. for the Current Rupee, 2s. 3d. the Bombay Rupee, 8s. the Pagoda, and 6s. 8d. for the China Tale 18.-An Account of Stock per computation of the East-India Company (exclusive of their Capital Stock), on 1 May 1829, both in India and in England; the Indian Stock Accounts calculated at the rate of 2s. for the Current Rupee, 2s. 3d. the Bombay Rupee, 8s. the Pagoda, and 6s. 8d. the China Tale .. 300 19.-Correspondence between the Board of Commissioners for the Affairs of India and the Court of Directors of the East-India Company, &c. relating to the Appropriation of the Surplus Commercial Profits of the East-India Company .. 310 20.-Correspondence between the Board of Commissioners for the Affairs of India and the Court of Directors of the East India Company, &c. relating to the Rates of Exchange at which the Currencies of England are converted into sterling, in the Account between the Territorial and Commercial Branches of the Affairs of the East-India Company 396 21.-Correspondence with Mr. Robert Wilkinson, and Statements, &c. relating to the view taken by him of the Finances of the East-India Company 422 22.-Correspondence, &c. relating to the Prospective Estimate of the Finances of the East-India Company 442 (Enclosure.)-Prospective Estimate by the Court of Directors of the state of the Finances of India, including the Charges paid in England at the close of the Company's present Term, corrected according to the latest advices received from India, exhibiting the result under the existing system, and upon the supposition that the Trade is separated from the Territorial Manage 23.-Memorandum of the result of an Examination made at the India Board of the Prospective Estimate of the Finances of India, forwarded by the Court of Directors to the Board, with their Letter, dated 10 March 1822 448 24. Correspondence between the Board of Commissioners for the Affairs of India and the Court of Directors of the East-India Company relative to a Charge made against the Territory for Loss sustained in effecting Remittances from India to meet Bills drawn on the Court for the payment of Interest on India Debt 25.-Correspondence with Mr. Robert Wilkinson, and Statements, &c. prepared by him for Mr. Rickards, relating to the Views therein taken of the Finances of the East-India Company 500 26.-Copies of all Statements submitted to the Court of Directors whereupon the Half-Yearly Dividends were declared, from 1 May 1814 to the latest period 531 27-Statement of the Charges of the Civil and Military Administration of the Three Presidencies of India, together with those of Prince of Wales' Island, Singapore, Malacca, and St. Helena, with particulars of the area in Square Miles, Population, &c. 556 28.-Comparative Table, showing the Charges of the three Presidencies in the higher departments of the Executive and Diplomatic Administrations 29.-An Account of the Expenses of the East-India College at Haileybury, from its establishment to the present time; distinguishing each Year, and the number of Individuals who have annually received Instruction in it 30.-An Account of the Expenses attending the establishment for Cadets at Addiscombe, from its institution to the present time; distinguishing each Year, aud the number of Individuals who have annually received Instruction in it 31.-Extract from a Minute of Sir John Malcolm, dated the 30 November 1830, on his Administration of the Bombay Government .. 564 32.-Letter from the Court of Directors to the Governor-general in Council at Bengal (Finance Department), dated 31 March 1830, on the Charge on account of Public Buildings 566 33.-Letter from the Court of Directors to the Governor in Council at Madras (Finance Department), |