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In order to reconcile the Company to the measure, he promised them that it would produce a specific an- nual gain of 51,09,678 rupees, [Vide his Estimate, 6th Report, p. 28.] which,, in four years^ ending in April 1785, would^ amount to 204,38,692 sicca rupees. If he performed his promise, there must have been an increase of revenue, beyond the average of the collections of former years, to that amount. Now it appears from the accounts on the table, that the average amount of collections of the... nine firet years of his government was 200,60|219 sicca rupees per annum ; and that * the average of the four succeeding years^ under the committee of revenue, was only 187,80,020 rupees. The annual difference or decrease is 12,80,199, which, in four years, amounts to 51,^796 rupees. On one side, then, he promises an increase ; on the other, he fails short of the former amount. Put the promise and the per- formance together, and you will find, that he has imposed a deceit on the Company to the amount of 255,^9,488 sicca rupees, or about three millions sterling, in the first four years of the committee's management, the whole of which we have a right to presume was exacted from the.
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In order to reconcile the Company to the measure, he promised them that it would produce a specific an- nual gain of 51,09,678 rupees, [Vide his Estimate, 6th Report, p. 28.] which,, in four years^ ending in April 1785, would^ amount to 204,38,692 sicca rupees. If he performed his promise, there must have been an increase of revenue, beyond the average of the collections of former years, to that amount. Now it appears from the accounts on the table, that the average amount of collections of the... nine firet years of his government was 200,60|219 sicca rupees per annum ; and that * the average of the four succeeding years^ under the committee of revenue, was only 187,80,020 rupees. The annual difference or decrease is 12,80,199, which, in four years, amounts to 51,^796 rupees. On one side, then, he promises an increase ; on the other, he fails short of the former amount. Put the promise and the per- formance together, and you will find, that he has imposed a deceit on the Company to the amount of 255,^9,488 sicca rupees, or about three millions sterling, in the first four years of the committee's management, the whole of which we have a right to presume was exacted from the.
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