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Infpe&tor General's Office, Cuftom-houfe, London,

Infpe&tor-General of the Imports and Exports of

The years ending 5th April

An Account of the Amount of Bank of England Notes in Circulation, on an Average of every Month, from the 25th of Octocter, 1800; diftinguishing the Amount of Notes below the Value of Five Pounds.

Amount of Bank of England Notes of Five Pounds each and upwards.

From 25th October to 25th November, 1800

25th November to 25th December

25th December to 25th January, 1801

£13,816,700

Amcurt of Bank of England Notes of Trus Pounds and One Pound each.

From 25th October to 25th November, 1800 25th November to 25th December 25th December to 25th January, 1801

13,133,500 13,845,800

£ 2,061,700

2,148,700

2,519,400

William Warton, accountant-general.

Bank of England, Feb. 6, 1801.

An Accourt of the Nett Revenue of the Poft-Office paid into the Exchequer, exclufive of Parliamentary Penfions and Grants, from the Year 1760 to 1800, both incligie, diftinguifhing cuch Yeur.

And taking a whole year, to 5th January, 1800, 716,000l. Os. Od.

An Acc.int of annual Average Remittances from Scotlard, from the Year 1760 to 1800. The Ift ten years average remittances from Edinburgh,

2d ditto, Sd ditto, 4th ditto, March 20, 1801.

to 5th April, 1770
to 5th April, 1780

to 5th April, 1790
to 5th April, 1800

£9,534 15 10

13,649 10 5

25,815 7 1

• 51,120 4 3

Account

Thomas Church, deputy accomptant-general.

Account of the total Produce of the Tax upon Income, for the Year ending the 5th of April, 1801, as far as the fame can be made up and efiimated; diftinguishing the Amount in confequence of Affements by the Commercial Commiffioners.

Amount of assessments, as far as the fame can be made up and efti

mated

By commiffioners for general purposes, and commiffioners of appeal

By commercial commiffioners

Amount of voluntary contributions, received from the
Ift January, 1800, to the 1ft January, 1801

£4,348,313 00

1,394,837 0 0

79,591 19

£5,822,741 19 4

About one-fifth of the fum affeffed by commercial commiffioners arises from property not derived from trade.

Office for Taxes, March 23, 1801.

H. Parker.

An Account of the actual estimated Expenfe of collecting the Tax on Income, for the Years 1799 and 1800.

Poundage to the clerks, collectors, and receivers, com-
puted on 4,540,7477. being the amount of the affeff-
ments by the commiffioners for general purposes
Sum paid for incidental expenfes in the execution of the
act under the commiffioners for general purposes
Sum paid for incidental expenfes, including the allow-
ances to officers and clerks under the commercial com-
miffioners, and expenfes of collection and receipt
Amount of incidental expenfes incurred under the com-
miffioners of appeal, as far as the fame can be made
out from the accounts hitherto received
Probable amount of farther expenfes under the commif-
fioners of appeal from accounts not yet received
Sums paid to affeffors

Eftimated amount of farther fums to be paid to affeffors
Allowances to furveyors in England

Amount of certificates for allowances to furveyors and
affeffors in Scotland

Printing, ftationary, and other incidental expenfes in this office, in the execution of the acts, are estimated at

Total, not amounting to 6d. in the pound on the whole fums affeffed

£99,504 0 0

5,334 0 0

18,756 0 0

3,580 0 0

1,000 0 0

4,620 O 0

600 0 0

4,180 0 0

3,196 0 0

11,850 9 3

the}£152,020 9 8

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