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as they respect the several classes of persons concerned together with the<lb/> | as they respect the several classes of persons concerned together with the<lb/> | ||
aggregate amount of the Sums received on these several occasions within the<lb/> | aggregate amount of the Sums received on these several occasions within the<lb/> | ||
compass of a year (the amounts taken from M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Pitts computation of the<lb/> | |||
Income of Great Britain as printed in M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Secretary Rose's pamphlet of<lb/> | Income of Great Britain as printed in M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> Secretary Rose's pamphlet of<lb/> | ||
1799) may be exhibited as follows.--<lb/></p> | 1799) may be exhibited as follows.--<lb/></p> | ||
<p>I Money received in the shape of fixed income - comining in in masses generally<lb/> | <p>I Money received in the shape of fixed income - comining in in masses generally<lb/> | ||
periodical as yearly half yearly or quarterly. -<lb/></p> | periodical as yearly half yearly or quarterly. -<lb/></p> | ||
1. Landlords Rents for Land on the days on which such rents come<lb/> | 1. Landlords Rents for Land on the days on which such rents come}<lb/> | ||
respectively to be paid — } 25,000,000<lb/> | respectively to be paid — } 25,000,000<lb/> | ||
2 - D<hi rend='superscript'>o</hi> for Horses on d<hi rend='underline'><hi rend='superscript'>o</hi> days — 6,000,000<lb/> | 2 - D<hi rend='superscript'>o</hi> for Horses on d<hi rend='underline'><hi rend='superscript'>o</hi> days — 6,000,000<lb/> | ||
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4 - <unclear>Mines</unclear> Navigation and Timber . — 3,000,000<lb/> | 4 - <unclear>Mines</unclear> Navigation and Timber . — 3,000,000<lb/> | ||
5 - Proportion for Scotland, say — 1,000,000<lb/> | 5 - Proportion for Scotland, say — 1,000,000<lb/> | ||
6 - Income from professions beyond | 6 - Income from professions beyond Sea — 5,000,000<lb/> | ||
7 - Interest on Funds — <hi rend='underline'>15,000,000</hi><lb/> | 7 - Interest on Funds — <hi rend='underline'>15,000,000</hi><lb/> | ||
<hi rend='underline'>£60,000,000</hi><lb/><pb/> | <hi rend='underline'>£60,000,000</hi><lb/><pb/> |
The occasions on which a person would naturally be led to send
his Cash to the next Locall Ofiice to change it into Annuity Notes
are the several sorts of occasions by which currency is in use to find
its way into a mans pocket in the Lump: viz: in masses beyond
what are requisite for the expenditure of the day. - A sketch of these occasions
as they respect the several classes of persons concerned together with the
aggregate amount of the Sums received on these several occasions within the
compass of a year (the amounts taken from Mr Pitts computation of the
Income of Great Britain as printed in Mr Secretary Rose's pamphlet of
1799) may be exhibited as follows.--
I Money received in the shape of fixed income - comining in in masses generally
periodical as yearly half yearly or quarterly. -
1. Landlords Rents for Land on the days on which such rents come}
respectively to be paid — } 25,000,000
2 - Do for Horses on d<hi rend='superscript'>o days — 6,000,000
3 - Tithes on Do days — 5,000,000
4 - Mines Navigation and Timber . — 3,000,000
5 - Proportion for Scotland, say — 1,000,000
6 - Income from professions beyond Sea — 5,000,000
7 - Interest on Funds — 15,000,000
£60,000,000
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