AN ACCOUNT of the State of the PUBLIC FUNDED DEBT of GREAT

BRITAIN and IRELAND, and the Charge thereupon, at 5th of January, 1852.

TOTAL

United

Kingdom on 5th January, 1852

CAPITALS.

GREAT BRITAINS

IRELAND 40,911,241 11 5

ABSTRACT.

AN ACCOUNT of the State of

CAPITALS

Transferred to and
Standing in the
Names of the
Commissioners.

£

£

£

8. d.

S. d. s. d. 727,035,414 4 33 2,820,073 13 6 724,215,340 10 92

767,946,655 15 832,820,073 13 6 765,126,582 2 23

(a)

{

....

.. South Sea..

Bank
South Sea ..

CAPITALS

UNREDEEMED.

40,911,241 11 5

Ꭶ. d.

£ 402,691 12 10 520,119 12 1 51,707 3 11 1,818,690 0 0

26,865 4 8

£2,820,073 13 6

The Act 10 Geo. IV, c. 27, which came into operation at the 5th July, 1829, enacts, That the Sum thenceforth annually applicable to the Reduction of the National Debt of the United Kingdom shall be the sum which shall appear to be the amount of the whole actual annual surplus Revenue, beyond the expenditure of the said United Kingdom; and the following Sums have been accordingly received by the Commissioners, for the Reduction of the National Debt, including Sums on account of Donations and Bequests, viz.:

National Debt Office, January 6, 1852.

....

£

S. d.

90,726 8 6

90,726 8 6

APPLICABLE BETWEEN

TOTAL.

DEFERRED ANNUITIES OUTSTANDING, 5TH JANUARY, 1852,

£

s. d.

Deferred Life Annuities, per 10 Geo. IV, c. 24, and 34,033 14

0

3 Will. IV, c, 14 Deferred Annuities for Terms of Years, per ditto

1,210 11 6:

£35,244 5 6

5th April and 5th July, 1851 5th July and 10th October, 1851.... 10th October, 1851 and 5th Jan., 1852 5th January and 5th April, 1852....

£

8. d.

26,035,301 6 4

1,466,482 13 6

27,501,783 19 10

£ S. d. £ s. d. 644,701 10 9 2,098 15 5 731,545 5 73,818 10 11 758,196 11 10 2,131 10 5 744,752 17 10 3,877 11 10 £2,879,196 6 011,926 8 7

A. Y. SPEARMAN, Comptroller-General.

AN ACCOUNT OF THE UNFUNDED DEBT OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND;

And of the Demands outstanding on the 5th January, 1852; Distinguished under the following heads; viz.-Exchequer Bills; Sums remaining unpaid, charged upon the Aids granted by Parliament, and the Exchequer Bills to be issued out of the Consolidated Fund; and distinguishing also such part of the Unfunded Debt and Demands as have been provided for by Parliament; together with an ACCOUNT of the WAYS and MEANS remaining in the Exchequer, or to be received on the 5th January, 1852, to defray such part of the Unfunded Debt and Demands as have been provided for.