[41] A. C. R., 75: 21, 22.

[42] The total of the stock is shown by adding the five subscriptions:

October, 1660, to September, 1662, first subscription£17,400
October, 1662, to January, 1663, second subscription20,800
June, 1663, to August, 1663, third subscription34,600
August, 1663, fourth subscription29,200
September, 1664, fifth subscription18,200
Total£120,200

[43] S. P., Dom. (State Papers, Domestic), Charles II, 110, f. 18; C. O. 1: 19, ff. 7, 8.

[44] The financial status of the company at this time was as follows:

Assets:
£ s d
Ships and factories in Africa125,962.6.2
Debts owing to the company in the colonies49,895.0.0
Goods, ammunition, etc., at Portsmouth48,000.0.0
Total223,857.6.2
Stock of the company:
Amount subscribed120,200.0.0
Amount paid (about)103,000.0.0
Amount unpaid (about)17,200.0.0
Debts, owing on bonds, etc. (about)100,000.0.0
Losses:
From DeRuyter at Cape Verde50,000.0.0
Anticipated from DeRuyter at other places125,912.6.2
Total175,912.6.2

[45] A. C. R., 75: 37, John Berkley and others to ——, November 4, 1665.

[46] S. P., Dom., Charles II, 186: 1.

[47] A. C. R., 75: 37, Berkley and others to ——, November 4, 1665.

[48] On April 6, 1666, the king, in response to a petition from the Royal Adventurers, granted to the company a ship called the "Golden Lyon" which had been captured from the Dutch by Sir Robert Holmes in 1664. C. S. P., Col., 1661-1668, p. 370, the king to duke of York, March 28, 1666.