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''This | <head>14 Oct. 1802</head> | ||
<head>Panopt v. N.S.Wales</head> | |||
<p>Note to p.87.<lb/> | |||
In <del>the</del> <add>a</add> Report made by the <del>Lords</del> <add>Committee</add>of his Majestys<lb/> | |||
Privy Council <add>in 1789</add> — (a Report which <del><gap/></del> it may be<lb/> | |||
presumed did not meet with much disagreement on the<lb/> | |||
part of either <del>M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Pitt or M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Rose</del>) <add>the First Lord or the Secretary of the Treasury)</add> in this Report,<lb/> | |||
as <del>re</del> <del>reported</del> <add>quoted</add> by the late M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Bryan Edwards in his<lb/> | |||
History of the West Indies, <note>II. Edwards. p.381, 390. B. VI. Ch. 14.</note> the value of British capital<lb/> | |||
<del>in that country</del> <add>in those Colonies</add> is estimated <add>all together</add> at £70 million. On the<lb/> | |||
same <unclear>reason</unclear> the "<del>annual</del> <add>mercantile</add> value of the capital <add>per annum</add>" (by<lb/> | |||
which I <del>suppose</del> <add>take for granted</add> he means the annual value of the produce,<del>)</del><lb/> | |||
<add>raised by the employment of that capital)</add> is estimated at no more than £7 million.. <note><!-- Note added in pencil --> According to a <gap/> of the supposed utility of Colonies (Bryan Edwards) profit made on capital by Colonial employment is but 10 per Cent, which by <del>Bri</del> home employment it is 15 per Cent</note> <note>This according to M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Edwards estimate: in which if I understand the <del>mode</del> <add>plan</add> of valuation right, the rate assigned is <del>still</del> <add>rather</add> higher than in that of their Lordships.</note> <lb/> | |||
<del>Save</del> Upon 70 million, 7 million is ten per Cent. In<lb/> | |||
M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Pitt and M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Rose's estimate, made for the purpose of<lb/> | |||
the Income-tax, 15 per Cent is reckoned upon as the<lb/> | |||
ordinary rate of profit upon mercantile capital, an estimate<lb/> | |||
which, <add>in the main,</add> appears to be <add>agreed to used</add> confirmed by D<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> <unclear>Burke</unclear>. It would be<lb/> | |||
a problem worthy the ingenuity of those Right Honourable<lb/> | |||
Gentlemen to shew as by what process "<hi rend='underline'>indemnity for</hi> <lb/> | |||
<hi rend='underline'>"the past and security for the future"</hi> are to be <del><unclear>extracted</unclear></del><lb/> | |||
<del>from the conversion, <unclear>were</unclear> it was <unclear>to</unclear> general and extension</del><lb/> | |||
<del>of a rate of profit paid amounting to 15 per Cent into a</del><lb/> | |||
<del>rate of profit amounting to no more than 10 per Cent.</del><lb/> | |||
<del>afforded to this</del> bestowed upon this or any other Country,<lb/> | |||
<del>obtained</del> by engaging <add>its</add> capitalists to accept for their<lb/> | |||
capital a rate of profit amounting to <del>15</del> <add>no more than <del>15</del> about 10</add> per Cent,<lb/> | |||
in preference to a rate of profit amounting to about<lb/> | |||
15 per Cent.</p> | |||
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14 Oct. 1802 Panopt v. N.S.Wales
Note to p.87.
In the a Report made by the Lords Committeeof his Majestys
Privy Council in 1789 — (a Report which it may be
presumed did not meet with much disagreement on the
part of either Mr Pitt or Mr Rose) the First Lord or the Secretary of the Treasury) in this Report,
as re reported quoted by the late Mr Bryan Edwards in his
History of the West Indies, II. Edwards. p.381, 390. B. VI. Ch. 14. the value of British capital
in that country in those Colonies is estimated all together at £70 million. On the
same reason the "annual mercantile value of the capital per annum" (by
which I suppose take for granted he means the annual value of the produce,)
raised by the employment of that capital) is estimated at no more than £7 million.. According to a of the supposed utility of Colonies (Bryan Edwards) profit made on capital by Colonial employment is but 10 per Cent, which by Bri home employment it is 15 per Cent This according to Mr Edwards estimate: in which if I understand the mode plan of valuation right, the rate assigned is still rather higher than in that of their Lordships.
Save Upon 70 million, 7 million is ten per Cent. In
Mr Pitt and Mr Rose's estimate, made for the purpose of
the Income-tax, 15 per Cent is reckoned upon as the
ordinary rate of profit upon mercantile capital, an estimate
which, in the main, appears to be agreed to used confirmed by Dr Burke. It would be
a problem worthy the ingenuity of those Right Honourable
Gentlemen to shew as by what process "indemnity for
"the past and security for the future" are to be extracted
from the conversion, were it was to general and extension
of a rate of profit paid amounting to 15 per Cent into a
rate of profit amounting to no more than 10 per Cent.
afforded to this bestowed upon this or any other Country,
obtained by engaging its capitalists to accept for their
capital a rate of profit amounting to 15 no more than 15 about 10 per Cent,
in preference to a rate of profit amounting to about
15 per Cent.
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