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APPENDIX, No. 40, (5, 29, and 34.)

A Statement of the Capital of the Bank; of the Annual Distributions to the Proprietors of Bank Stock in Dividends and Bonuses, and of the Amount per Cent. of such Distributions; together with the Surplus Funds of undivided Profits in each Year, from 1790.

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Appendix, No. 40.-Annual Distribution to the Proprietors of Bank Stock.

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The Distributions made by the Bank of England amongst the Proprietors of Bank Stock, in addition to the ordinary Dividend of £7 per Cent. on the Capital Stock existing in 1797, including the Dividend paid since June, 1816, on their increased Capital, amounts to

£17,318,070.

PARTICULARS OF PROFITS.

APPENDIX, No. 41, (15).

An Account of the Profits of the Bank of England, in the Year ending 29th February, 1832, stating the Description of the Securities held by the Bank, and the Sources from which the said Profits have accrued.

Interest on Commercial Bills

Interest on Exchequer Bills

£.

130,695

204,109

Annuity for forty-five years (the Dead-weight 451,415

Account)

Interest on Capital received from Government
Allowance received for Management of the Pub-

lic Debt

Interest on Loans on Mortgages

Interest on Stock in the Public Funds
Interest on Private Loans

446,502

251,896

60,684

15,075

56,941

Profit on Bullion, Commission, Rent, Receipts. on Discounted Bills unpaid, Management of the Business of the Banks of Ireland, of Scotland, and Royal Bank of Scotland, and sundry items

71,859

£. 1,689,176

Will Smee, Chief Acc'.

APPENDIX, No. 42, (25).

An Account of the Amount received by the Bank of England for the Management of the Public Debt, for the Year ending 5th April, 1832, excluding the Life Annuities and Annuities for Terms of Years.

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APPENDIX, No. 43, (13, and 30).

The Bank, 29 February, 1832.

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By Advances on Government Securities, viz. Exchequer Bills on the growing Produce of the Consolidated Fund in the Quarter ending 5 April,

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Ditto for £10,500,000 for 1825

£.3,428,340

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To the Bank of England for the Capital

Various other Debts

5,683,870 5,738,430 54,560 $

To Balance of Surplus in favour of the Bank of England

By the Advances to the Trustees appointed by the Acti

3 Geo. IV. c. 51, towards the Purchase of an Annuity of £.585,740 for 44 years from 5 April, 1823.*

By other Credits, viz.

14,553,000

Exchequer Bills purchased

2,657,760

Stock purchased

City Bonds

Bills and Notes discounted.

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10,897,880

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1,452,100

227,500

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To Bank Notes outstanding
To Public Deposits, viz.
Drawing Accounts

Balance of Audit Roll

Life Annuities unpaid

Annuities for Terms of Years unpaid

Exchequer Bills deposited

£.44,179,650)

Rest or Surplus brought down Bank Capital due to Proprietors

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Willm Smee, Chief Acc'.

The present value of an annuity of £.585,740, for forty-four years, from the 5th April, 1823, according to the latest market price of the Long Annuities, is Ten Million Nine Hundred and Thirty-five Thousand Two Hundred and Twenty-seven Pounds:-which present value has been calculated by John Finlaison, Esq. Actuary of the National Debt.

Bank of England, 12 June, 18:32.

T. Rippon, Chief Cashier.

APPENDIX, No. 44, (14, 20, 21, and 22).

Statement of the Profit and Loss Account of the Bank of England for the last Four Years.

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To Annual Expenses

Forgeries, Losses, and sundry Items ,, Stamp Duty on Circulation

Dividend to Proprietors

28th February, 1829.

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.£. 331,700 By Interest on Loans and Commercial Bills £. 132,962

18,045 Ditto on Government Securities held by

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the Bank

710,582

Ditto on Capital received from the Government.

446,502

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