ing funds applied to the extinction of debt in | tions of the excesses of the present sinking the same year, from 1793 to 1806, both fund, above the interest of the present debt, inclusive. as will be applied in each year, from the commencement of 1817, in the reduction of the amount of new taxes, according to the proposed plan.-3 per cents. at various prices, from 60 to 75. B. 4.-Shews the difference between the total amount of the loans to be raised in each year, and the total amount of the sinking funds in the same year, after deducting from the latter the excesses to be taken from them, according to the proposed plan. - 3 per cents. at various prices, from 60 to 75. B. 5.--Shews the difference between the total amount of the Ians to be raised in each year, and the total amount of the sinking funds in the same year, after deducting the excesses to be taken from them, according to the proposed plan.-3 per cents. at various prices, from 60 to 100. B. 6. Shews at one view the results of tables B. 2.-B. 4.-and B. 5. IV.-TABLES SHEWING THE AMOUNT OF PURPOSE. D. 3.-Shews the amount of such portions of the excesses of the present sinking fund, above the interest of the present debt, as will be applied in each year, from the commencement of 1817, in the reduction of the amount of new taxes, according to the proposed pian.-3 per cents. at various prices, from 60 to 100. D. 4.-Shews at one view the results of tables D.-D. 2.-and D. 3. E.-Shews the total amount of the excesses of the present sinking fund, above the interest of the present debt, as they would stand if the whole excesses were deducted as tions of those excesses stated in table D.-3 they arise, instead of deducting only the porper cents. at 60. E. 2.-Shews the total amount of the exC.-Shews the amount of the supplemen-interest of the present debt, as they would cesses of the present sinking fund above the tary loans, and of the interest and sinking stand if the whole excesses were deducted as fund to be provided for on account of the same in each year; and the amount of new they arise, instead of deducting only the taxes which will be required for that pur-2.-3 per. cents. at various prices, from 60 portions of those excesses stated in table D. pose, according to the proposed plan.-3 per cents. at 60. C. 2.-Shews the amount of the supplemertary loans, and the interest and sinking fund to be provided for on account of the same in each year; and the amount of new taxes which will be required for that purpose, according to the proposed plan.-3 per cents. at various prices, from 60 to 75. C. 3.-Shews the amount of the supplementary loans, and the interest, and sinking fund to be provided for on account of the to 75. cesses of the present sinking fund, above the interest of the present debt, as they would stand if the whole excesses were deducted as they arise, instead of deducting only the portions of those excesses stated in table D. 5.-3 per cents. at various prices, E. 3.-Shews the total amount of the ex from 60 to 100. tables E.-E. 2.--and E. 3. same in each year; and the amount of new VI. TABLES SHEWING THE AMOUNTS OF taxes which will be required for that purpose, according to the proposed plan.-3 per cents. at various prices, from 60 to 100. C. 4.-Shews at one view the results of tables C.-and C. 3. V.-TABLES RELATING TO THE EXCESSES. THEIR RESPECTIVE DEBTS AND THEIR RE- WAR LOANS. F. Shews the total amount of the debt to be charged on the war taxes; and of the sinking fund applicable to its extinction in each year.-3 per cents at 60. F. 2.-Shews the total amount of the debt to be charged on the war taxes; and of the sinking fund applicable to its extinction in each year.-3 per cents. at various prices, from 60 to 75. OF THE PRESENT SINKING FUND. D.-Shews the amount of such portions of the excesses of the present sinking fund, above the interest of the present debt, as will be applied in each year, from the commence- F. 3.-Shews the total amount of the ment of 1817, in the reduction of the debt to be charged on the war taxes; and of amount of new taxes, according to th pro- the sinking fund applicable to its extinction posed plan.-3 per cents. at 60. in each year.-3 per cents. at various prices, D. 2.-Shews the amount of such por-from 60 to 100. F. 4. Shews at one view the different | (table H.)-and of their respective sinking results of tables F.-F. 2-and F. 3. fund in each year.-3 per cents. at various prices, from 60 to 100. SUPPLEMENTARY LOANS. G.-Shews the total amount of the debt created by supplementary loans, and of the sinking fund applicable to its extinction in each year.-3 per cents. at 60. G. 2.-Shews the total amount of the debt created by supplementary loans, and of the sinking fund applicable to its extinction in each year -3 per cents. at various prices, from 60 to 75. G. 3.-Shews the total amount of the debt created by supplementary loans, and of the sinking fund applicable to its extinction in each year.-3 per cents. at various prices, from 60 to 100. G. 4.-Shews at one view the different results of tables G.-G. 2.—and G. 3. PRESENT DEBT. H.-Shews the total amount of the present debt, and of the present sinking fund, as it will stand in each year, after deducting from the latter the portions of the excesses above the interest of the debt, according to the proposed plan.-3 per cents. at 60. H. 2.-Shews the total amount of the present debt, and of the present sinking fund, as it will stand in each year, after deducting from the latter the portions of the excesses above the interest of the debt, according to the proposed plan.-3 per cents. at various prices, from 60 to 75. II. 3.-Shews the total amount of the present debt, and of the present sinking fund, as it will stand in each year, after deducting from the latter the portions of the excesses above the interest of the debt, according to the proposed plan.-3 per cents. at various prices, from 60 to 100. H. 4.-Shews at one view the different results of tables H.-H. 2.-and H. 3. I. 4.--Shews at one view the different results of tables I.-I. 2.—and I. 3. K. 2.-Shews the comparative amount of i the services of each year were provided new taxes which would be required annually for according to the present system and the proposed plan respectively.-3 per cents. at various prices, from 60 to 75. K. 3. Shews the comparative amount of if the services of each year were provided for new taxes which would be required annually to the proposed plan respectively.—3 per according to the present system and according cents. at various prices, from 60 to 100. K. 4.-Shews at one view the different results of tables K.--K. 2.—and K. 3. L.-Shews the comparative total amount in any given years, of new taxes which would have been imposed if the service of such year were provided for according to the present system, and according to the proposed plan respectively.-3 per cents. at 60. mounts, in any given year, of new taxes L. 2.-Shews the comparative total awhich would have been imposed if the service of each year were provided for according to the present system, and according to the proposed plan respectively.-3 per cents. at various prices, from 60 to 75. L. 3. Shews the comparative total amounts, in any given year, of the new taxes, which would have been imposed if the service of each year was provided for according to the present system and according to the proposed plan.-3 per cents. at various prices, from 60 to 100. L. 4.-Shews at one view the different results of tables L.-L. 2.—and L. 3. VIII.---MISCELLANEOUS TABLES RESPECTING THE REDEMPTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBTS.. M.-Shews the actual operation of the various sinking funds which have been applied to the extinction of debt since 1786. N.-Shews, what would be the amount of the old debt, and the amount of the continuance of war, for 20 years, if 11 sinking fund applicable to its extinction, millions were borrowed annually, according in any year for 20 years, according to the to the present system; also, the total amount present system, and the proportion per cent. of money capital of debt which will have which the sinking fund would on that sup-been redeemed at the corresponding periods, position bear to the debt in each year. Also according to the proposed plan.-3 per what would be the amount of the whole cents. at various prices, from 60 to 75. debt, and the amount of the sinking fund O. 3.-Shews the total amount of the applicable to its extinction, in the same years, money capital of debt which would have according to the proposed plan; and the pro-been redeemed at any given periods of the portion per cent. which that sinking fund continuance of war, for 20 years, if 11 milwould bear to such debt in each year.-3 lions were borrowed annually, according to per cents. at 60. the present system; also, the total amount of money capital of debt which will have been redeemed at the corresponding periods, according to the proposed plan.-3 per cents. at various prices, from 60 to 100. N. 2.-Shows what would be the amonnt of the whole debt, and the amount of the sinking fund applicable to its extinction, in any year for 20 years, if 11 millions were borrowed for the service of each year, according to the present system, and the proportion per cent. which the sinking fund would on that supposition bear to the debt in each year. Also, what would be the amount of the whole debt, and the amount of the sinking fund applicable to its extinction, in the same years, according to the proposed plan, and the proportion per cent. which that sinking fund would bear to the debt in each year.-3 per cents. at various prices, from 60 to 75. O. 4.-Shews at one view the different results of tables O.-O. 2.—and O s. P. Shews the periods at which an amount equal to all future loans to be raised according to the proposed plan, would be redeemed, on various suppositions of the prices of the 3 per cents. stocks, and according to two different modes of application of the sinking fund at the end of those 20 years. IX.-TABLES RESPECTING THE PERIODS Q.-Shews the amount of war taxes which may be released at the end of any given year after 1815 (supposing peace to take place in any such year) by the applica tion of the excesses of the present sinking fund alone, added to what will fall in by the operation of the revolving series of 14 years. -3 per cents. at 60. N. 3.-Shews what would be the amount of the whole debt, and the amount of the sinking fund applicable to its extinction, in any year of 20 years, if 11 millions were borrowed for the service of each year, according to the present system; and the proportion per cent. which the sinking fund would on that supposition bear to the debt in each year. Also, what would be the amount of the whole debt, and the amount of the sinking fund applicable to its extinction, in the same years, according to the Q. 2.-Shews the amount of war taxes proposed plan; and the proportion per which may be released at the end of any cent. which that sinking fund would bear to given year after 1815 (supposing peace to the debt in each year.-3 per cents. at va-take place in any such year) by the aprious prices, from 60 to 100. plication of the excesses of the present sinkN. 4.-Shews at one view the results of ing fund alone, added to what will fall in by Tables N.-N. 2.-and N. 3. the operation of the revolving series of 14 ).-Shews the total amount of the money years.-3 per cents. at various prices, from capital of debt which would have been re-60 to 75. deemed at any given periods of the continu Q. 3.-Shews the amount of war taxes ance of war, for 20 years, if 11 millions which may be released at the end of any were borrowed annually, according to the given year after 1815 (supposing peace to present system; also, the total amount of take place in any such year) by the applica money capital of debt which will have been re- tion of the excesses of the present sinking deemed at the corresponding periods, accord-fund alone, added to what will fall in by the ing to the proposed plan. -3 per cents. operation of the revolving series of 14 years. -3 per cents. at various prices, from 60 to 100 at 60. O. 2. Shews the total amount of the money capital of debt which would have been red emed at any given periods of the Q. 4.-Shews at one view the different results of tables Q.-Q. 2.—and Q. 3. PROPERTY TAX. R.-Shews the amount of the war taxes which would be released at the end of any given year, when peace might take place, if the principle of rendering disposable 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 the property tax would remain pledged at the end of any given year, supposing the other war taxes, exclusive of the property tax, to produce 19,500,000. per annum, and the property tax to produce 11,500,000/. so as to complete the 21,000,000.-3 per cents, at 60. R. 2.-Shews the amount of the war taxes which would be released at the end of any given year when peace might take place, if the principle of rendering disposable 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, supposing the other war taxes, exclusive of the property tax, to produce 9,500,000l. per annum, and the property tax to produce 11,500,000l. was to complete the 21,000,000.-3 per cents at various prices, from 60 to 75. R. 3.-Shews the amount of the war taxes which would be redeemed at the end of any given year when peace might take place, if the principle of rendering disposeable 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, supposing the other war taxes, exclusive of the property tax, to produce 9,500,000l. per ann.; and the property tax to produce 11,500,000/., so as to complete 21,000,000/-3 per cents. at various prices, from 60 to 100. R. 4.-Shews at one view the different results of tables R.-R. 2.—and R. 3. INCOME TAX of 1798. S. Shews the amount of debt for which the income tax stood pledged at the time of its Repeal in 1802, and the periods in which that part of the income tax which was appli cable to the extinction of the said debt would on the return of peace have extinguished the same; at various prices of stock, viz. at 60, 75, and at par. TABLE A. Shewing, The Amount of the LOANS which would be charged in each successive Year upon the WAR TAXES; and the Amount of the WAR TAXES pledged in each successive Year, to provide for the Interest and Sinking Funds of such LOANS. ** From this Table it appears, that, supposing peace to take place at the end of 7 years from this time, no more than 9,800,000/. of the war taxes would then have been mortga ged, and consequently that nearly the whole of the property tax (which is estimated to produce 114 millions out of the 21 millions) might then be taken off immediately on the conclusion of a peace. It will be shewn in another of these tables, in what mode the discontinuance of the property tax on the return of peace may be provided for, even supposing the war to last beyond these 7 years. This sum is the portion of war taxes which had been appropriated to the loan of the first year, and which being set free in 1821 by the redemption of a sum equal to that loan, will then become applicable to the charge of a fresh loan to the like amount. The like ob servation applies to all the succeeding sums in this column. 16,000,000 1,600,000 6,600,000 8,200,000 a 9,800,000 16,000,000 1,600,000 11,400,000 16,000,000 1,600,000 15,000,000 16,000,000 1,600,000 14,600,000 1,600,000 16,200,000 1,600,000 17,800,000 1,600,000 19,400,000 1,600,000 21,000,000 b b 1,200,000 21,000,000 |