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S T

o

S T

o

in Ihe monlh of

J

uly; bUI befure Ihe end of Sept<mber il fums allowed lo Ihem for managemenl of Ihe annuilies paid

fell

10

' so

1.

by whleh multitudes Were ruined, .nd fueh at thei r olliee, and from Ihe inre,ell of annuities whieh are

a (cene of dlfire(s

occdfioncd

as is fcarccly ro be coocei.,cd. -

Dot

claiOled

by

the proprietors.

RUl the conrequencts of {his Infamous fcheme aTt: too 'tI.'cll

As the prices of {he di fFerent llocks are continualJy fluc.

knuwn. W e fhall pals over .11 the olher tranfaétio ns of l uating . bove and below par; fo when a perfon who

IS

nOI

tbls compótny

In

the reign 01"

kiog George

1.

as Dot

material acquilintcd

Wilh tranfalltODS of

that

natuTe,

reads

r.\

lhe

to otlr prefenl purpof..

pape" the prtee. of lloeks, \Vhere

b.nk

-I!oek IS ntarked per-

Bya /lalue 01 m.6lh of hislale M ajeOy, it wasen, ned, hap. 1271. India dillo '34 a ' 34i. Soulh Se. di"o

~7{,

th"t from aoJaflertl\e24ülol J une '733, Iheeapil,] noek

ác.

he i.

\O

undertlaod Iha, a tOO l .. of ,hofe refpethve

of this e Jmpany. ",hieh , mounted

10

'4,6

S

t , 103 1. 8 s. 1d. !tuek, fell at fueh • lime ror thofe feoeral IUlm .

and the

nldrcs

of lhe refpcélivc: propnctors,

fhould

be dlVi.

In companng.

lhe pnces of the

ol ffc:ren t

fi,:u:ks one wit h

d ed into fo.n-equal pans ; Ihree-Iounl", of

~·hleh (ho~ldbe

anather,

tt

mul! be remembercd, th.. tlt'e iOlcrd! due

00

CODvl rted ¡nto a j0101 Oock. attended wilh aonuiues, arler them fram [he time of. the

1.,,\

paymeOl, is 16Keo lotO lhe

tbe rate of 4 per

cene

until ndemp,ion

by

p¡rJi.meol,

and current

pllCfj

aDd Ihe

lellef

m.Ver

reCCIYes

any

rc:parate

coa·

Ibould bc ealled

1

he new SOU"I Sea annLities; aAd '-hc o

fide"lion for it, e"eep' 10 the cafe of lod.. bond., where

t her fou rth pan fhould

remalO 10

(he

comp.tny

a ... a

trading

[he

¡meren

due is

C"'

dlculattd

tO

fhe

day of the

tale,

a(id

p.ic

!

capit.d

ftock

attendt:d with lhe reftdue of

t he: anllUIl,es

ar

by

(he purchafer"over and above [he premium agreed

(or.

fnllds poyable

al

the <xch ' qU<f lO Ihe eomp, ny lor

th.ir

Hu, as the ioterel! on Ihe ddfere. t ftoek, i, paid

al

dlffer–

' I.'hole c..pual,

lItJ

redempuon : and artended wnh

lhe

f.tme ent times,

IhIS, If nOl

rightly

underClood, would Icad a per–

fums dlowed

fOf l h.lrg S of mandgement,

and with all ef· fon nOl welldcqua,oted wirh rhem ioto cODGdcrablt: miHakes

feas,

profit.~

or tradc. tiebu, pflviJt;gt:s itnd advanr .ges be

iD

hls compulatioD of their value; fome always having a

long,ng

to the Sou n Sea. comp,lny.

Th.lf

the accompt.tnt quarter's ¡oteren- due

00

them more th an others, WhlCh

o f thc

eomp.ny

fhould Iwic< e\'<ry ye.. ,

al

Chriflrn.s .nd m. kes an 'ppear.oce of a eooGderoble dl!T<rence iD ,he

nli.lfu mmer, or wlthin one monlh ¡(ter, fiate an account pnce, wheo In realay thcre is nooe at aH. Thus, fo r

o f tlle compa. y's ,ff"" . whleh fhould be laid b<fore Ihe inn.nce, old Soulh Sea annullie, fetl al prefcnt for [ . 8

S~

next genel 1 court. in order lO thdr decla iflg a d 'vidend; or

l

85 10 s, while new Soueh Sea ¡nnuities fetch only

and .11 diYld<nd. fhould be

m.de

out 01 thGele., profits,

[ 8-1!'

or [ 84 'S s. thoogh eaeh of Ihem produce lhe

and fhould no'

t

xceed what the company m'ght reafon¡¡bly [¡me .DDUal rUnl ot

[ 3

per cenL bUl thé old

~Dnullies

have

diddt: wllhuut

in~ur nng

tOY 'an ha rlr.:bt

i

provH1ed that a quar er's InlU c'n mure due on them lhan lhe new . nnui·

the comp,my fh ould not

.1.1 ..

ny time divide more rbao 4 ptr ties, which .. mounu to '5 s the I:xaét d.ffc!rcnce. Tbere is,

cene per annum, until tbeir debt were dlrchnged : and Ihu however. one ur nvo caules thal will always rndke

ODC'

rpecies

l be S"I:th Sea company, and

lh~11

trading ftock, nlould, ex- of ..nnuiues (eJl luml!wh.u lower than another, lhough

oE

cluh.,ely f, om Ih.:

r'lfW

joinr anauiues, be li..b le

10

all the the (olme real valut:; one of which

IS

r

the annuities making

deb's and IOcumbrances

oE

the company

j

and that the cam- bUI a Cm.¡JJ capital and tltere not belng far that realon fo

pany Chould cau(e tO be ktpt \llIthm the cíty of L andon, an Rla" y pt:ople ,n

.11

times ready tO

b.uy

into ir as into o·

o~ce

and books,

10

whlch

all

thnsrt'rs of lhe

n f W

. nnuitie$ thers where rhe quanwy

IS

larger

j

becauCe le is apprehend.

Ihould b. cntered . nd figoed by Ihe pany m.king fueh Iranf- ed, In.. whenever Ihc gOYernment pays off Ihe naltonal debl,

fer, Or his atlorney; and the perfan tO

w~om

fuch transfer they"wilJ begi n Wllh lhjH p,uticular fpecles of annuity ihe

Ihould be made, or his ""orney. (hould unden.,ile h...e

eapllal of whieh is the fm.lle!l

ceptanee, and no othor metbod of lransferring the aonUllt. s

A

1I0ek m.y Ilke ' ife be affeéled by ,he eourt of ehaocery;

lhouJd be goodín law

for If

th-.lt

coun Oloul(\orderlhe moneywhichisunder their

The annouies of this company, as wd l as the ather, are dlreEtian tO be I:ud OU t iD

3ny

panicular llock, that' nock,

DOW reduced

10

31. per eeot.

by

havio~

muo e purehafers, wllI be raifed

10

a high.r priee

This company is under the dircélion of a govHnar, fub· than .tny oeher o, the Ilke "alue.

¡ overnor, deputy governor, and 21 dlreétors; hat noperfoH

Ry

what has been raid, the rea.derwill perceivehow much

js qualified ' o bc governor, his M'je!ly .xceptd, u.nlefs fueh Ihe eredit

.~d

¡n,erell of Ih. nation

de.p~nd,

on

~he

fupport

g~.,ernor

ha!, in his Qwn "ame and right, 50001. In the tra- of che publ.c fund.s

Whale the

annu~lIes,

and

!nter~H .r0r

d,ng !loek: Ihe fub gO\'ernor is 10 hove 40001 Ihe deputy m" ney .d..n«d . .. ,here

re~ul.r1y

pald, and Ihe prtnelpal

3000 1 . nd a Otretlor 2000

1.

lO

the f2me ltoek. In eoery iofured by both prinee and people (a feeurity . QI

10

be had

gen'!rAI c(.un, every me:nbu ha"ing ID hls QWO name and in other

na,ion~)

foreigners will Jend us thelr propen y aod

r ighl 5001. in tr,¡ding Itock, has one vote ,

If

20001.

[\YO

all Europe be IOttretled in our welfare; the p"per ot the

VOt

R

d 3000 I Ihree Votes

i

and

Ir

5000 I too r votes.

compantes will be converted iota money :\od .merch.í\nd ze,

T h EaU odia

Cmp~"y.

Ih.. 8 .1,nk of E ,..gl.tnd.

0\",'

the and Crear Bntain COlO oevcr WQot cafh' to carryher Ichemes

Sour~

Se

I

e

m p'lfly

are the

(In~)'

Incoroord 'c,,; bodic:s

fO ¡OIO

rxecutiC'ln

Wblchrhl

~o,crnmt!

115

IOdC'11to:::d, CIo4Cept lh<· l\1dlior Bdl'k,

[o

oth'er natioos. credil

is.

founded ' on Ihe word of the

W1'ofe

c~ ptT"l ls

onIY"ne mdlhJn. conllittll d

tO

porchalc [he Ihe priDce.. ir a mO,na,rchy; or thal of rhe, people. if a re.

rtv"rfi,..,n of the long ex<.hequer aroers ,

,

publ!c: bUI here, It

T~ ect.~bldlred

'On the

lnten:ft~

of both

T ht' Interen of I II the debts oWlllg by the g vernmenllS pnnce aod

p~ople;

whlch

15

the

tlroD~en recurlty~

for

ho~

now reduétod 3 per Ctont , except;"l!! only lhe .wnuilles for

~ver

lov,ely and eogaging honelly may be

10

otht'r re!pe.éls,

thc

yeH~

(75 6 and '7S S •

th~

life-annuities, and the ex- inleren In money-matterswdJ

alwaysobtdln. co~6dence;

be.

eh 'q ut"r

1

rc1l'r< b," the S.'uth

Sea

campany

fliil

.1I0Ilnu'"

CdUre many pt:ople pay greal regí\rd tO Ihetr amereU, who

to Olvide 'ol1r pc.r

Cr

nr. or¡ their prc(ent capildl (lack. which have

but

liule

venecatioo

foc

virtu..e.

thó)' are enaDled

10

do froro Ihe profits they make u. Ihe.

STOca s. ,