The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-07-11 00:00:00

Tim nstolpOs on dos Wm of Company's pods
111114.....t.d at 1,M3,360
Actually amounted to 11,462..44

Bring len than estienatatt . 60j,191i
Charges and profit on private trade urinated at 110.00 u
Actually *amounted to . 176,air

Exceeding the estimate be
GENERAL RESULT•
The balance of cash eaellisted to be la (vim
of the Company, as the let Match, 1604,

ootoontod to'

The balance b the Waal &counts is iu Emma;

3,1'5 !weer tl+alttirnated

Principally in conseqL .et the diebenemertt for Ind*: ltd
Chine, and IN% some other accounts being les than estimated,
which, with the protraaion of the paytpc at of the debt to the
Sank, exceeded the greater expenditure on freight, bones,
lidded to the tielicieut receipt on the sales of goods.

ESTIMATE 1103.4.
Receipt for sae of Company's goods
GENERAL RESULT.
The receipt front the sale of good* bk ir.o cal-
culated at a larger amount than last year, and
the expectation stated of a ta•is.ue of bonds paid
in the caspyily for Lida and China, bawl; taken
on a soialler scale, and the ligniilat of the
debt to the lank, net being reckoned opal, the
►Vance on the let March, 11105, u estiotakd to
ha In favour in tbe suns of . .
DEBTS AT HOME.

Os the let March, 11103
On tee lot telateb, 1804

Increase .
ASSETS AT HOME.
On the Ist of Muth, 1803 .
tbs Ist of March, 1804 .

Increase

Deduct* the increase r f data' froal the in-
grows of roes, the ,iiiionveinetit of the horne
ewers la the year is

CHINA AND ST. HELENA.
Ilaisse. at C. 11114 last rear ru tz..r) a 9 I 4.34
et at Clitaa br t e pf,a4llt
me &pion

Moreau ut China
%Iran e at St. en
aA.Skik of dept. I 6GI , in fa-
(root . . . •

rano at Dltto net the 12tb
M best. 1114. w taseur 1n5,114

. 2t7,0.900

2,534,

Incas.. at St. Helena

46,346

Nat &create at C aid St He'etta . . 373,988
GEYER AL CO P kRISON OF DF.DTS AND ANS KTS
Inese..4 •of Debts Ir. Intha . L 1,214,842
lootaase of DaLtts at Homo . 14,779

557,940
. 1,728,143

Total inmate of Debts
!aerator of skat•as us !Mitt
Lwow of Matsu at Home

L.1,28b,e83
tt:eiret net deerea.n of Balance
st China and St. Helena . .
Net lIICKASC Or MIMS 1,959,396
The net iinprone.nent el the year, rn thn view,
.4Prto be . . .• . . .
relte dna sum should be deducted the amount
wpm arriving in previous in the Jeth
4140,11,11108, and included in the quick Knelt,'
then, which formed past of the eariaes afloat
Sieweed in the nevus at home

6,548,496

3:5,0t0t

1,229,'!? I

The remaind'r is
which stay be considered at still ':able to farther
attestants, when the anal arrsagenient of the
claim of the enntoapy upon Government, a/
stated io the home watts, shall be completed.

312,375

His Lordship rhea concluded with moving his first
resolution.
Lord ARCHIBALD HAMILTON took no-
tice of the promises that had been formerly
made with regard to the increasing prosperity
of India, when it was asserted that it would
add considerably to the revenues of this country.
Now he wished to ask the Noble Lord whether
he meant to say that any of these promises would
ever be folAlled ? These promises were mad: by
the Noble Lori's predecessor ; and when be
tired from office, it was said that the debt mould
be diminished, instead of which, the debt had been
since increased. The whole of the debt last year
was eighteen millions, and this year it was nineteen.
He was therefore very far from feeling so sanguine
on the increasing prosperity of the affairs of India
as the Noble 1...f.rd was.
Lord CASTLEREAGH said, that what he him-
self had stated last year as to the encreasing pro-
sperity of India, was certainly meant to be a pledge ;
and be hoped he had proved to the House, that the
pledge was fulfilled ; for the produce of the net re-
' land the estimate he then made,
did not know that a war would

,NE supported the arguments of

.REAGH observed, that India
rough the diffitultics attending
intinuance; on which account it
that the Company should con-
_ time. But it debts bad been
revenues and aueu had increased in

..ETTY said, he wished to re-
tormation from the Nobk Lord, with
- which the Company had upon
those services, the expences of
let-rayed partly by Government,
!ornpany. He alluded to the ex-
, to the Cape, that which had
sent against the Manillas," Jac.
REACH said, that this stiltjeft,
\-ery difficult and delicate ii tame,
to Commissioners, who v ere to
accounts, and he hoped before
rould be brought to a final de-

these commissioners could only
t decide. Their opinion could
te the decision that s!tould he
the House of Commous that
ide.

1) wished to know whether any
take place in the exportation of

,EACH said that the funds of
lot provided as much bullion as
sent abroad ; but it would be
to take measures for procuring
as possible for that put pose.
:E said, there certainly must Le
in every estimate made c-acern-
lafilia; because there was always

pledge was totalled ;
venue had gone bey of
' and at that time he di
• take pier? in India.
Mr. JOHNSTON
• Lord A. H•ssir.rom.
14 Lord CAS I LER
, ‘ bad to struggle throe
war of ten years con
i was not surprising t}
traa debts in that ti
r edutraaed; the revers
! proportion.
iLord HENRY PE
ceive some inform:air
rasped to the claims
Government, as to t
' which were to be del
and partly by the Co
t pediuon to Ceylon,
i been proposed to hes
/ Lord CASTLER
which was one of a rt
bad been referred t,
adjust the separate
next Seniors, they wt
vision.
1 Mr. PI IT said thi
investigate, but not
very much influence
made I but it was i
i must ultimately dccii
i Mr. KINNAIRD
;.I increase would uke
ilil butnrId?CASTLER
the Company had no
was aecessar y to be
t bit object, shortly, u
as large a quanti.y a
Dr. LAURENCI
aollae radical fallacy i
I
tog the afain of lad
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