Note 41 — LETTER III. ON THE RUPTURE OF THE NEGOTIATION; THE TERMS OF PEACE PROPOSED; AND THE RESOURCES OF THE COUNTRY FOR THE CONTINUANCE OF THE WAR. (continued 2)
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Years of Peace.£Years of War.£
1787167,3891793124,655
1788133,1911794195,840
1789142,8711795208,242
1790156,3111796159,826
£599,762£688,563Increase to 1790 £88,081.
1791 £236,7274 Years to 1791 £669,100Increase to 1791 £19,463.
Years of Peace.£Years of War.£
1787424,1441793477,644
1788426,6601794467,132
1789539,5751795507,518
1790417,7361796526,307
£1,808,115£1,978,601Increase to 1790 £170,486.
1791 £448,7094 Years to 1791 £1,832,680Increase to 1791 £145,921.
The additional duty imposed in 1795 produced in that year 137,656l., and in 1796, 200,107l.
Years of Peace.£Years of War.£
178717,006179336,846
178830,217179449,177
178934,784179527,913
179038,647179619,711
£120,654£133,647Increase to 1790 £12,993.
1791 £41,1944 Years to 1791 £144,842Decrease to 1791 £11,195.
The additional duty of 1795 in that year gave 16,775l., and in 1796, 15,319l.