Continued Thursday 26th. April 1781

Auditors [..] of Accounts
their Report

Upon Reading a Report bearing Date the 24th. day
of April Instant under the hands of Henry Cranke< no role > Esqr . Auditor
General and of John Darker< no role > Esqr . Willm. James< no role > Esqr . Henry Major< no role >
Esqr . Thos. Burfoot< no role > Esqr . Nichs. Nixon< no role > Esqr . Chas Hoyle< no role > Esqr . Mr.
Deputy Leckey and Mr. John Watts< no role > Auditors of Accounts in the
Words and Figures following Vizt.

In Pursuance of the General Rules and Orders
Established for the Government of these Hospitals on the
29th. day of May 1776 We do hereby Certify that We have
Audited the Accounts of both Hospitals for One Year
from Christmas 1779 to Christmas 1780 and find

That the Rent and Annuity Roll
of Bridewell Hospital amounts to the Sum of}
3675..18..0

That there has been reced from Dr Irelands
Undertenants in Part Discharge of Arrears
of Rent}
73..19..9

For Legacies and Benefactions110..0..0
And For Casual Receipts24..0..0

Making in the whole the Sum of3883..17..9

And that the several Sums of Money paid and
Expended on Account of the said Hospital amounts to
£4436..18..0 the Particulars whereof Appear by the
Hospital Ledger in fo: 229}
4436..18..0

Which Exceeds the Income of the said Hospital for
this Year by the sum of}
553..0..3

And We find that the Rent and Annuity
Roll for Bethlem Hospital Amounts to the
Sum of}
3147..6..3

That there has been reced for Dividends and
Stocks}
2552..18..11

For Legacies and Benefactions1256..6..0

For Admission Cloathing and Bedding of
Patients and for Maintenance of Incurables}
1525..0..2

Which makes in the whole 8481..11..4