TABLE F.* Shewing, the Total Amount of the DEBT charged on the War Taxes, as it will stand at the Commencement and Close of any given Year, if Peace were then made :-and also the Total Amount of the Sinking Fund applicable in any given Year to the Extinction of such Debt. The 3 per Cents. being supposed in this Table, as well as in the Tables G. H. and I. to continue at 60. Note.-In this Table, and in the succeeding Tables G. H. and I. the respective sinking funds for the reduction of the respective debts are supposed to operate by compound interest at the yearly rate of five per cent. : but the respective sinking funds are issued to the commissioners quarterly. For this reason, the capitals of debt redeemed, and the progressive amounts of the sinking funds, will be greater than the computations in this and the other Tables G. H. and I. represent them, though not in such a proportion as to make it necessary to embarrass the accounts by taking into consideration the several different rates of interest correspondent to the periodical issues of the sinking funds for the reduction of debt by quarterly payments. YEAR. TABLE F. 2. Shewing, the Total Amount of DEBT charged on the War-Taxes, as it will stand at the Commencement and Close of any given Year, if Peace were then made: And also, the Total Amount of the Sinking Fund applicable in any given Year to the Extinction of such Debt.-The Price of Stocks is supposed to vary in the manner stated in Column 2 of this Table. remaining Sinking Fund Capital of unredeemed at the Commence ment of each Year, during the Continuance of the War. Note. In this Table, and in the succeeding Tables G. 2, H. 2, and I. 2, the respective sinking funds for the reduction of the respective debts are supposed to operate by compound interest at the respective yearly rates stated in column 2 of this Table: But the respective sinking funds are issued to the commissioners quarterly. For these reasons the capitals of debt redeemed, and the progressive amounts of the sinking funds, will be greater than the computations in this and the other tables G. 2, H. 2, and I. 2, represent them, though not in such a proportion as to make it necessary to embarrass the accounts by taking into consideration the several different rates of interest correspondent to the periodical issues of the sinking funds for the reduction of debt, by quarterly payments, TABLE F. 3.* Shewing the Total Amount of the DEET charged on the War Taxes, as it will stand at the Commencement and Close of any given Year, if Peace were then made: And also, the Total Amount of the Sinking Fund applicable in any given Year to the Extinction of such Debt.-The Prices of Stocks are supposed to vary in the Manner stated in Column 2 of this Table. 1. 1807 60 1808 699 1809 1810 75 1811 1812 1813 1814 1815 1816 1817 1818 1819 1820 1821 1822 1823 1824 1825 1826 And to continue at that Rate throughout *Note. In this Table, and in the succeeding Tables G. 3, H. 3, and I. 3, the respective sinking funds for the reduction of the respective debts are supposed to operate by compound interest at the respective yearly rates stated in column 2 of this Table : but the respective sinking funds are issued to the commissioners quarterly. For these reasons the capitals of debt redeemed, and the progressive amounts of the sinking funds, will be greater than the computations in this and the other Tables G. 3, H. 3, and I. 3, represent them, though not in such a proportion as to make it necessary to embarrass the accounts by taking into consideration the several different rates of interest correspondent to the periodical issues of the sinking funds for the reduction of debt by quarterly payments, YEAR. TABLE F. 4. Shewing at one view the different RESULTS of the three Tables, F, F. 2, and F. 3. 1st SUPPOSITION-Table F.The 3 per Cents. are supposed to continue at 60. throughout the whole period of 20 Years. to 66.66, and so to continue for two Years, viz. during 1810 and 1811; then to rise to 70.58, and so 2d SUPPOSITION-Table F. 2.-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 to contiuue 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. rise 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 to 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 3d SUPPOSITION.-Table F. 3.-The 3 per Cents. are the rest of the Period of 20 Years. 1807 12,000,000 11,400,000 12,000,000 1808 23,400,000 24,000,000 7,848,689 1816 111,177,459 9,041,123 1817 118,136,336 10,293,179 1818 123,843,157 600,000 £. £. £. 600,000 1,290,000 103,830,178 128,730,866 16,539,759 132,134,780 110,023,388 135,592,795 10,532,213 125,060,582 16,816,229 122,642,600 8,506,529 9,138,071 119,592,795 16,960,715 117,681,885 |