Note 43 — 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.£
17871,761,42917932,043,902
17881,705,19917942,082,053
17891,742,51417951,931,101
17901,858,04317962,294,377
£7,067,185£8,351,433Increase to 1790 £1,284,248.
1791 £1,880,4784 Years to 1791 £7,186,234Increase to 1791 £1,165,199.
Years of Peace.£Years of War.£
1787219,9341793222,887
1788215,5781794283,644
1789252,6491795317,072
1790308,6241796187,818
£996,785£1,011,421Increase to 1790 £14,636.
1791 £336,5494 Years to 1791 £1,113,400Decrease to 1791 £101,979.
Years of Peace.Tuns.Years of War.Tuns.
178722,978179322,788
178626,442179427,868
178927,414179532,033
179029,182179619,079
The additional duty of 1795 produced that year 736,871l., and in 1796, 432,689l. A second additional duty, which produced 98,165l. was laid in 1796.
Years of Peace.£Years of War.£
178711,167179311,016
17887,375179410,612
17897,202179513,321
17904,953179615,050
£30,697£49,999Increase to 1790 £19,302.
1791 £13,2824 Years to 1791 £32,812Increase to 1791 £17,187.
In 1795 an additional duty was laid on this article, which produced that year 5,679l., and in 1796, 9,443l.; and in 1796 a second, to commence on the 20th of June: its produce in that year was 2,325l.