← Table of contents
William Pitt and the Great War

STATISTICS OF THE YEARS 1792–1801

Reading edition

N.B.—The figures under the heading "money borrowed" are taken from the official statistics presented by the Rt. Hon. George Rose, "Brief Examination into the Increase of the Revenue, Commerce and Navigation of Great Britain" (London, 1806), p. 16. The total statistics are given in round numbers.

YEAR. PERMANENT TAXES. IMPORTS. EXPORTS. NAVY. ARMY. MONEY BORROWED.

179214,284,00019,659,00024,465,0001,985,0001,819,000——

179313,941,00019,256,00019,676,0003,971,0003,993,0004,500,000

179413,858,00022,288,00025,111,0005,525,0006,641,00012,907,000

179513,557,00022,736,00025,036,0006,315,00011,610,00019,490,000

179614,292,00023,187,00028,025,00011,883,00014,911,00029,726,000

179713,332,00021,013,00026,315,00013,033,00015,488,00044,029,000

179814,275,00027,857,00030,289,00013,449,00012,852,00015,000,000

179915,727,00026,837,00033,640,00013,642,00011,840,00015,500,000

180014,238,00030,570,00038,119,00013,619,00011,941,00018,500,000

180114,641,00032,795,00037,786,00015,857,00012,117,00025,500,000

Explore with AITake your curiosity a little further.

Reading settings