TABLE Q *. Shewing the Amount of WAR TAXES that may be released at the end of any given Year, after the Year 1815, (supposing Peace to take place in any such Year,) by the Application of the Excesses of the present Sinking Fund alone, added to what will fall in by the Operation of the revolving Series of Fourteen Years: the 3 per Cents. supposed to continue at 60. • Note-In this Table, no credit is taken for the annuities which will expire in 1808, and in 1820. TABLE Q. 2.* Shewing the Amount of WAR TAXES that may be released at the end of any given Year, after the Year 1815, (supposing Peace to take place in any such Year,) by the Application of the Excesses of the present Sinking Fund alone, added to what will fall in by the Operation of the revolving Series of Fourteen Years: the 3 per Cents. supposed to continue for the 1st Year (viz. 1807) at 60.; then to rise to 63.16, and so to continue for two Years (viz. during 1808 and 1809); then to rise to 66.66, and so to continue for two Years (viz. during 1810 and 1811); then to rise to 70.58, and so to continue for two Years (viz. during 1812 and 1813); and then (viz. în 1814) to rise to 75, and to continue at that Price throughout the rest of the period of 20 Years. Note-In this Table, no credit is taken for the annuities which will expire in 1808, and in 1820; nor for the sum which would arise from the reduction of the 5 per Cont. to a 4 per Cent. Fund. TABLE Q. 3.* Shewing the Amount of WAR TAXES that may be released at the end of any given Year, after the Year 1815, (supposing Peace to take place in any such Year,) by theApplication of the Excesses of the present Sinking Fund al ne, added to what will fall in by the Operation of the revolving Series of Fourteen Years. The 3 per Cents. supposed to continue for the 1st Year (viz. 1807) at 60; then to rise to 66.66. and so to continue for 2 Years (viz. during 1808 and 1809); then to rise to 75, and so to continue for 2 Years (viz. during 1810 and 1811); then to rise to 85.71, and so to cotinue for 2 Years (viz. during 1812 and 1813); and then (viz. in 1814) to rise to Par, and to continue at that Price throughout the rest of the Period of 20 Years. *Note-In this Table, no credit is taken for the annuities which will expire in 1805 and in 1820; nor for the sums which would arise from the reduction of the 5 to a per Cent. Fund, and afterwards of the 4 to a 3 per Cent.. Fund. TABLE Q. 4. ewing at one View the different RESULTS of the three Tables, Q, Q. 2, & Q. 3. ̧ ̧ 1st SUPPOSITION-Table Q. ie 3 per Cents. are supposed to continue at 60. throughout the whole period of 20 Years. 2d SUPPOSITION-Table Q. 2. The 3-per Cents. are supposed to continue for the 1st Year (viz. 1807) at 60; then to e to 63.16, and so to continue for two Years, (viz. during 1808 and 1809); then to rise to .66, and so to continue for two Years, (viz. 1810 and 1811); then to rise to 70.58, i so to continue for two Years, (viz. during 1812 and 1813); and then (viz. in 1814) to Le to 75, and to continue at that Price throughout the rest of the period of 20 Years. 3d SUPPOSITION-Table Q. 3. The 3 per Cents. are supposed to continue for the 1st Year (viz. 1807) at 60.; then to" e to 66.66, and so to continue for two Years (viz. during 1808 and 1809); then to rise 75. and so to continue for two Years (viz. during 1810 and 1811); then to rise to 85.71, d so to continue for two Years (viz. during 1812 and 1813); and then (viz. in 1814) to e to Par, and to continue at that Price throughout the rest of the period of 20 Years. Shewing, the Amount of WAR TAXES which would be released at the End of any given Year, when Peace might take place, if the Principle of rendering dis posable the Excess of the Sinking Fund above the Interest of the Debt were applied, on the return of Peace, to the Debt charged on the War Taxes, as well as to the present Debt; and, in that Event, shewing how much of the Property Tax would remain pledged at the End of any given Year; sup posing the other War Taxes, exclusive of the Property Tax, to produce £.9,500,000 per Annum, and the Property Tax to produce £.11,500,000, so as to complete the £.21,000,000. -3 per Cents. supposed at 60. Amount of the of the present Total Excess War Taxes, War Taxes, Property Tu, of bothSink-which would which might remain be released at £.11,500,000 charged on the War Taxes. Sinking Fund taken at ing Funds, pledged after the End of which would both Debts.the Excesses. any given remain pledged the War Taxes. at the End of any given Yea 1,171,551 1,707,366 1815 3,482,251 1823 10,125,935 1,589,213 1824 10,212,231 1,265,909 11,478,140 9,521,860 11,478,140 1825 10,092,842 1,013,108 11,105,950 9,894,050 11,105,950 *394,050 1826 9,967,483 753,247 10,720,730 10,279,270 10,720,730 779,270 *Note. In this Table, no credit is taken for the Annuities which will expire in 189 and which would come in aid of this sum.-See note to Table C. |