TABLE B. 4. - Shewing, the Total Amount of the LOAN in any given Year, according to the proposed Plan, and the Amount of the corresponding Sinking Fund; also the Differences between the Total Amount of the Loan, and the Total Amount of the corresponding Sinking Fund in each Year. The 3 per Cents. are supposed to continue for the 1st Year (viz. 1807,) at 60; then to rise to 63. 16. and so to continue for 2 Years, viz. during 1808 and 1809; then to rise to 60. 66. and so to continue for 2 Years, viz. during 1810 and 1811; then to rise to 70. 58. and so to continue for 2 Years, viz. during 1812 and 1813; and then, viz. in 1814, to rise to 75, and to continue at that Price throughout the rest of the Period of 20 Years. 2. Amount of the 3. The sums in this column will of course show how much would be borrowed in each year, more than would be paid off. + The average of the 14 years in Table B. 3. is The average of the tirst 14 years of this Table is £.15,294,492 TABLE B. 5. Shewing the Total Amount of the LOAN in any given Year, according to the proposed Plan, and the Amount of the corresponding Sinking Fund; also, the Differences between the Total Amount of the Loan, and the Total Amount of the corresponding Sinking Fund in each Year. The 3 per Cents. are supposed to continue for the 1st Year (viz. 1807,) at 60; then to rise to 63. 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 continue 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. * The sums in this column will of course shew how much would be borrowed in each year, more than would be paid off. The average of the 14 years in Table B. 3. is TABLE B. 6. Shewing at one view the different RESULTS of the three Tables, B.2. B. 4. & B5. 1st SUPPOSITION-Table B. 2. The 3 per cents. are supposed to continue at 60. throughout the whole period of 20 years. 2d SUPPOSITION-Table B. 4. The 3 per cents. are 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. in 1814) to rise to 75. and to continue at that price throughout the rest of the period of 20 years. 3d SUPPOSITION-Table B. 5. The 3 per cents. are supposed to continue for the 1st year (viz. 1807) at 60.; then to rise to 66.66. and so to continue for two years (viz. during 1808 and 1809); then to rise tó 75. and so to continue for two years (viz. during 1810 and 1811); then to rise to 85.71. and so to continue for two 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. TABLE C. Shewing the Amount of the Supplementary Loans required in each Year, of two successive Series of ten Years each, commencing with 1807.-Also the Amount of the Interest, and Sinking Fund of 1/60th (or One per Cent. upon the nóminal Capital created) to be provided for on account of those Loans.-Also the Effect of the Application of the Expiring Annuities to that Purpose during the first Series, on an Average of Seven Years; *—and the Effect of the Application to the same Purpose, both of the Expiring Annuities, and of the Excesses of the present Sinking Fund (according to the Plan now proposed) during the second Series, supposing the 3 per Cents. at 60. *Note.-The annuities taken into these calculations as expiring within these two successive series of ten years, are as follows, viz. 15,5157. which expire in the year 1807.370,000/. being so much of the short annuities as are not pledged for the interest of the deferred stock upon the loan of 1802, and which will expire in 1808.-230,000l. imperial annuities which will expire in 1820.-And 67,5477. life annuities, granted in William and Mary and Geo. II. which are supposed to have fallen in by the year 1820. + Note. It will be obvious that this 3d column will shew the amount of new taxes which must be annually imposed according to the present plan, supposing no aid were derived to it from the expiring annuities, or from the excesses of the sinking fund.A succeeding Table will shew the much larger amount of taxes which must be annually imposed, if the services of these years were provided for in the ordinary mode, TABLE C. 2. Shewing the Amount of the SUPPLEMENTARY LOANS required in each Year of two successive Series, commencing with 1807; and also the Amount of the Interest and Sinking Fund of 1 per Cent. upon the Nominal Capital to be provided for on account of those Loans. Also the Effect of the Application to that Purpose of the Expiring Annuities, and of a Sum arising from the Reduction of the 5 per Cent. to a 4 per Cent. Fund, during the first Series, on an Average of 7 Years; and the Effect of the Application to the same Purpose, both of the Expiring Annuities and of the Excesses of the present Sinking Fund (according to the Plan now proposed) during the second Series.-The Prices of 3 per Cents, supposed to vary in the manner stated in Col. 2. of this Table. Note. The amount of this sum is 480,5291. - † Note. It will be obvious that this 4th column will shew the amount of new taxes which must be annually imposed according to the present plan, supposing no aid were derived to it from the expiring annuities, or from the excesses of the sinking fund. A suc ceeding table will shew the much larger amount of taxes which must be annually imposed, if the services of these years were provided for in the ordinary mode. I Note. The ANNUITIES taken into these calculations as expiring within these two successive series of ten years, are as follows, viz. 15,5157. which expire in the year 1807.$70,000/. being so much of the short annuities as are not pledged for the interest of the deferred stock upon the loan of 1802, and which will expire in 1808.-230,000/. imperial annuities which will expire in 1820.-And 67,5471. life annuities, granted in William and Mary and Geo. II. which are supposed to have fallen in by the year 1820. |