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'' | <!-- this page is arranged in four columns. The first column is blank. Header in pencil --> <p>14 May 1813</p> <head>Panopticon Compensation Claim</head> <!-- pencil heading for columns 2 and 3 from header --> <p>Titles of the Sections <add>Documents transmitted</add></p> <!-- column 2 --> <p>§§.1. Compensation,<lb/>"<hi rend="underline">simple</hi>" and "<hi rend="underline">liberal</hi>"<lb/>simple is more than<lb/>is here capable of being<lb/>administered — of that<lb/>which is <hi rend="underline">physically</hi>,<lb/>only a part is <hi rend="underline">prudentially</hi>,<lb/>capable of being<lb/>Administered.</p> <p>§§.2. the Claimant's<lb/><hi rend="underline">damage</hi> its three<lb/>branches, as recognized<lb/>by the Act.</p> <p>§§.3. First branch of the<lb/>damage — Loss by<lb/>Capital expended.</p> <p>§§.4. Second branch of<lb/>the damage — Loss of<lb/><add>the</add> profit expectable from<lb/>the system of mechanical<lb/>inventions.</p> <p>§§.5. Third branch of the<lb/>damage — Damage by<lb/><non-fulfilment of the<lb/>Contract — Grounds of the<lb/>expected profit — <hi rend="underline">Term</hi><lb/>from which the failure<lb/>i.e. the non-fulfilment<lb/>ought to be computed.</p> <p>§§.6 <del>The Contractor's<lb/>due expected </del> Date of<lb/>profit expected by<lb/>the Contractor</p> <p>§§. Rates of profit,<lb/>expectable from the<lb/>same number of prisoners,<lb/>maintained, for<lb/>the same length of time,<lb/>for the same allowance<lb/>per head, under the several<lb/>different plans of<lb/>management, in other prisons:<lb/><add>viz:</add><lb/><!-- continues at bottom of third column --> viz. partly as per<lb/>experience, partly<lb/>as per estimate.</p> <pb/> <!-- third column --> <p>§§.8. Precedents of compensation,<lb/>for damages<lb/>by acts of government —<lb/>Embargo,<lb/>14 <sic>Jan<hi rend="superscript">y</hi></sic> 1801 — Chalmers<lb/>and Corvics <del><gap/></del><lb/>case <del.<gap/></del> under 46<lb/>G.3.c.149.§§.19 — an<lb/>Appropriation Act.</p> <p>§§ Pecuniary services<lb/>rendered to the<lb/>public, on the occasion<lb/>in question, by<lb/>the Claimant and<lb/>the other <add>individual</add> party to<lb/>the Contract — his<lb/>Brother — set-off<lb/>afforded by these services<lb/>to <del>the</del> <add>any</add> <sic>burthen</sic><lb/>imposed upon the public<lb/>by the compensation-money.</p> <p>§§.10. To name the proper<lb/>amount of the Compensation-money<lb/>belongs, under the<lb/>particular circumstances<lb/>of this case,<lb/>not to the Claimant,<lb/>but to the <del>Commissioners</del> <add>Arbitrators</add></p> <p>§§.11. Profits received<lb/>by the Claimant<lb/>from the land.</p> <pb/> <!-- fourth column. column heading from header --> <p>Documents transmitted<lb/>to Whishaw 18 May 1813</p> <!-- calculation in pencil --> <p>4) 918 750<lb/><hi rend="underline">289,637:5</hi><lb/>629,062.15<lb/>689,062:10</p> <p>Vouchers sent<lb/>to Mr Wishaw's <unclear>Line</unclear><lb/>on 18 May 1813. by<lb/><del>Vouchers</del> <add>Henry Coulson</add></p> <p><sic>N<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic> 1. S.B.'s Statement<lb/>of services <add>§§.4</add> pp. 10, 11<lb/>13,17</p> <p><del><sic>N<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic> 2 J.B. to Mr Port</del></p> <p><sic>N<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic>2. <add>§§.4</add> Long to J.B.<lb/>25 March 1800<lb/>for D. of Portland<lb/>2000 <sic>Ch</sic> number<lb/>§§.4.p.13</p> <p><sic>N<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic>3. J.B. to Pitt<lb/>23 <sic>Jan<hi rend="superscript">y</hi></sic> 1791 <del>2</del>1<hi rend="superscript">st</hi><lb/><sic>pan.</sic> Offer.</p> <p><sic>N<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic> 3* J.B. to Pitt 10<lb/><sic>Feb<hi rend="superscript">y</hi></sic> 1792 2d Offer.</p> <p><sic>N<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic> 4. Pennsylvania<lb/>Prison Account 1797<lb/><del>bound</del> 8<hi rend="superscript">vo</hi> bound with<lb/>other tracts. §§. <del>5</del> 7.<lb/>pp.37. 38. 39. 40. 41</p> <p.<sic>N<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic> 5 New York Prison<lb/>Account. 8<hi rend="superscript">vo</hi><lb/.bound with other Tract<lb/>1802, 1803. pp.43.<lb/>44, 45, 46, 47, 48,<lb/>49, 50, 51 52.</p> <p><sic>N<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic> 6. Penitentiary<lb/>Committee report<lb/>31 May 1811.<lb/>pp. 53, 54, 55, 56<lb/>57, 58, 59. 60. 61.<lb/>62. 63. 64. 65. 66<lb/>67. 68 69. 70*. 71. 72*</p> | ||
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14 May 1813
Panopticon Compensation Claim
Titles of the Sections Documents transmitted
§§.1. Compensation,
"simple" and "liberal"
simple is more than
is here capable of being
administered — of that
which is physically,
only a part is prudentially,
capable of being
Administered.
§§.2. the Claimant's
damage its three
branches, as recognized
by the Act.
§§.3. First branch of the
damage — Loss by
Capital expended.
§§.4. Second branch of
the damage — Loss of
the profit expectable from
the system of mechanical
inventions.
§§.5. Third branch of the
damage — Damage by
<non-fulfilment of the
Contract — Grounds of the
expected profit — Term
from which the failure
i.e. the non-fulfilment
ought to be computed.
§§.6 The Contractor's
due expected Date of
profit expected by
the Contractor
§§. Rates of profit,
expectable from the
same number of prisoners,
maintained, for
the same length of time,
for the same allowance
per head, under the several
different plans of
management, in other prisons:
viz:
viz. partly as per
experience, partly
as per estimate.
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§§.8. Precedents of compensation,
for damages
by acts of government —
Embargo,
14 Jany 1801 — Chalmers
and Corvics
case <del. under 46
G.3.c.149.§§.19 — an
Appropriation Act.
§§ Pecuniary services
rendered to the
public, on the occasion
in question, by
the Claimant and
the other individual party to
the Contract — his
Brother — set-off
afforded by these services
to the any burthen
imposed upon the public
by the compensation-money.
§§.10. To name the proper
amount of the Compensation-money
belongs, under the
particular circumstances
of this case,
not to the Claimant,
but to the Commissioners Arbitrators
§§.11. Profits received
by the Claimant
from the land.
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Documents transmitted
to Whishaw 18 May 1813
4) 918 750
289,637:5
629,062.15
689,062:10
Vouchers sent
to Mr Wishaw's Line
on 18 May 1813. by
Vouchers Henry Coulson
No 1. S.B.'s Statement
of services §§.4 pp. 10, 11
13,17
No 2 J.B. to Mr Port
No2. §§.4 Long to J.B.
25 March 1800
for D. of Portland
2000 Ch number
§§.4.p.13
No3. J.B. to Pitt
23 Jany 1791 21st
pan. Offer.
No 3* J.B. to Pitt 10
Feby 1792 2d Offer.
No 4. Pennsylvania
Prison Account 1797
bound 8vo bound with
other tracts. §§. 5 7.
pp.37. 38. 39. 40. 41
<p.No 5 New York Prison
Account. 8vo<lb/.bound with other Tract
1802, 1803. pp.43.
44, 45, 46, 47, 48,
49, 50, 51 52.
No 6. Penitentiary
Committee report
31 May 1811.
pp. 53, 54, 55, 56
57, 58, 59. 60. 61.
62. 63. 64. 65. 66
67. 68 69. 70*. 71. 72*
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