Brought forward

£. 89,623 13 5

Charge of the Juftinian, hired in Nov. 1789, for
a ftore-fhip to Port Jackfon, and from thence to
proceed to China to bring home teas for the
Eaft-India Company, viz.

Freight for two years, the time calcu-
lated for the performance of those
fervices out and home

7,389 0

5,000 о

Note.-6231. 25., part of the fum of 2,3891., being the
amount of the expence incurred on account of this hip,
according to the above ettimate, has been already
paid; which leaves a balance due of 1,765 l. 18s.
Pay and disbursements of the two agents who went
out in the Lady Juliana and Juftinian

Charge of victualling, cloathing, and transporting
convicts, according to agreements with Mr.
Whitlock, in August 1789, and with Mefirs.
Camden, Calvert, and King, in Nov. 1790:
Paid upon account to Mr. Whitlock 17,463 3 9
Ditto to Meffrs. Camden and Co.

30,100 O о £47,563 3 9

The total expence cannot be known until the fervice is over, and the accounts are fettled; but it is estimated that what will remain due upon the above two agreements will not probably be less than

20,000

2,389 0 0

1,500

67,563 3 9

£. 161,075 17 2

The expence incurred on his majefty's fhips fent on fervice to New South Wales, is estimated to be as

N. B. In the preceding account, the charges incurred for the tranfport

of 200 convicts from Ireland are included.

An

An Account of the Quantity and Coft of the Provisions and
Stores which have been fent to New South Wales for the
Maintenance and Support of the Settlements there, as far as
the fame can be made up,

600 tons of provifions shipped in
June and July 1789

300 tons of provifions fhipped in December 1789

450 tons ditto, February 1791.

..

s. d. 12,034 8 6

s. d.

Cloathing, viz. leather, fhoes, ftockings, hats, cloths, Ozenburgs, blankets, rugs, tape, thread, &c. Implements, &c. comprehending im plements of hufbandry, iron, fteel, black(mith, armourer, carpenter, bricklayer, and mafons tools, nails, hoes, axes, glafs, iron pots, tin plates, fishing tackle, hooks, twine, thread, rope, hawfers, pig and fheet lead, thot, ball, gunpowder, bowls, paints, oil, canvas, bibles, prayer and other books, weights, fcales, meafures, waggons, &c. Medicines, hofpital flores, comprehending a moveable hofpital, fheets, blankets, rugs, palliaffes, chirurgical inftruments and neceffaries, pewter, tin, and copper ware, kettles, wine, vinegar, groceries, flannel,falt, hammocks, foup, oatmeal, barley, rice, fago, &c.

16,865 2 3

11,772 10 3

23,129 8 0

£.51.767 7

Amount of bills drawn by Governor Phillip and Commissary Miller on the Lords of the Treafury for provifions, ftores, and neceffaries, for the ufe of the fettlement

In the aforegoing account is included the coft of 12 months provifions, cloathing, ftores, &c. for 200 convicts from Ireland, after their arrival.

Treafury Chambers,

18th March, 1791.

An Account of the Charge and Expence of the Civil and
Military Establishments in the Settlements of New South

Refined Sugar

exported to Foreign
Parts.

Cwt.

grs. lbs.