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1820 June 5

§ People Sufferers Creoles willing
1. as to Money

1.
Creoles even desirous,
the dominion pernicious
to Spanish people.

2.
This, in every point of
view. Points which it
may have been supposed
beneficial, are
1. Money, by saving to
you in taxes
2. Power, by troops imparted,
for your service, from Creolia.
3. Share in the gratification
from the whole
power exercised by
their rulers.
All these expectations
illusory: see below.

3.
1. As to money.
I. Loss great.
II Profit, none.

4.
What follows is only
to put you in a way,
to make the constitution
more than this
a stranger can not
attempt. But, for this
purpose, even that
may prove sufficient.

5.
As to the particulars
about to be brought to
view: J.B. knows
not whether they be
the latest extant.
Trustworthiness
not surpassable, except
by Official documents.
Title – Journey thro'
Spain in 1786 & 1787,
by Joseph Townsend
3 Vols. 8ve. 2d Edition
with Editions London
1792. Article, Account
of the Expenditure of 1778.

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§ People Sufferers Creoles willing
2. as to Money
Retrenchment but have recommended Estimates

6.
Heads, in the following
account, extracted from it.
1. Aggregate of such items
of the expence as
would have had place
in toto without the dominion.
2. do. of Articles belonging
to the joint account
of Spain and Creolia.
Proportion stated equal
for want of indication
to the contrary.
3. Head reserved, Expenditure
of the Royal family
– thus produced by the
Monarchical part of the
Constitution.

6. (a.)
Per Townsend (II 183.)
"To reduce the reals to
"pounds sterling, drop
"the two last figures,
"because one pound is
"equal to one hundred
"reals vellum".

7.
1. Common expenditure.
Reals 287,772,343. | Pounds. 2,877,723
Half of this is – Reals 143,886,121 1/2 | Pounds 1,438,861 1/2
Add Council of the Indies in Spain. 8,000,000. | 30,000.
1,513,851

8.
Expenditure, applying peculiarly to Spain.
Reals. 75,079,070 | Pounds. 750,790

9.
Expences occasioned by the Monarch –
Reals 128,173,288. | Pounds. 1,281, 732

9 (a.)
Expenditure 1778
Printed as it stands in
Townsend II.187, 188.

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§ People Sufferers Creoles willing
2. as to Money

10.
This year, 1778, taken for
the standard, or object
of reference, such the
loss. Per Townsend, profit none.

11.
After speaking of four
conjectural statements
of the direct revenue
from Creolia to Spain,
"if we may believe the
"best informed (says he)
"there is none". So decided,
he can not conceive
on what authority Raynal
stated direct revenue
at 138,000,000 of
Reals clear, besides 2,337,800
paid for duties
in Europe.

12.
Thus, per Townsend, as
to profit direct.
See whether there could
have been, or be, any
indirect from the dominion.

13.
Shapes of such indirect
profit, if any –
1. Money from Creolia
saved to Spain in taxes.
2. Men from Creolia for military.

14.
Money, if indirectly,
i.e. otherwise than from
taxes so called, would be
obtained by restraints
having, for their object,
enabling Spaniards to
buy goods or Creoles
cheaper, than or sell do.
to do. dearer.

Identifier: | JB/008/053/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 8.
Date_1	1820-06-05	Marginal Summary Numbering	1-6, 6a, 7-9, 9a, 10-14
Box	008	Main Headings	emancipation spanish
Folio number	053	Info in main headings field	emancipation spanish
Image	001	Titles	creoles willing
Category	marginal summary sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	e1
Penner	john flowerdew colls	Watermarks	[[watermarks::[prince of wales feathers] i&m 1818]]
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Corrections	jeremy bentham	Paper Produced in Year	1818
Notes public		ID Number	3157
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