By capital purchased with the
sinking fund.....

capital transferred from
the funded debt in Ireland
to the funded debt in Great
Britain

- long annuities, transferred
from do. to do.

annual interest payable
to the public creditor, de-
creased by the conversion of
£1,381,772 8s. 2d. 4 per
cent annuities into 3 per
cent annuities, per 5 Geo.
IV. c. 24

- non-assented 4 per cent an-
nuities, vested in the com-
missioners' reduction na-
tional debt at 3 per cent,
per 5 Geo. IV. c. 45....

Deduct fractions..

(*) This capital is to be redeemed by quarterly instalments from the sinking fund.

Total at 3 per cent...... £530,296,729 16 11 8,306,361 0 11 521,990,368 16 01

Total United Kingdom......£ 796,252,570 9 15,129,347 9 3 781,123,222 15 6,

Note. The above columns, 1 and 2, shew the totals of debt for the United Kingdom, after deducting the stock directed to be cancelled by various acts of parliament, and by redemption of land-tax, amounting to

Britain and Ireland, and the Charge thereupon at the 5th of January, 1825.

The trustees of military and naval pensions and civil superannuations.

£6,197,012 11 11

An ACCOUNT of the Unfunded Debt of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the Demands outstanding on the 5th January, 1825.

Total unfunded bebt, and

£

s. d.

8. d.

£

S. d.

1,984,650 0 0 30,413,800 0 032,398,450 0

3,906,077 1 2

254,356 14 04

3,906,077 1 2

254,356 14 01

demands outstanding...£6,145,083 15 2 30,413,800 0 0 36,558,883 15 2