Account of the Kings Late Revenues and Debts · William Prynne
Account of the Kings Late Revenues and Debts, Title page
AN ACCOVNT OF THE KINGS Late Revenue and Debts. OR A true Copie of ſome Papers found in the late Archbiſhop of Canterburies Studie, (one of the Commiſsioners for the Exchequer, An. 1634. and 1635.) Relating to the Kings Revenue, Debts, and the late Lord Treaſurer Portlands Gaines by Suits, and Sales of Offices: Neceſſary to be knowne for the Common Good.
London, Printed for Michaell Sparks 1647.
Extraordinary Monyes paid into the Receipt of his Maieſties Exchequer, ſince the beginning of His Raigne, till Aprill 1635.
| L. | S. | D. | ||||||||||||||||
| Sales. | BY Contract with the City of London and others | 339599. | 4. | 2. | 642742. | 18. | 0. ½ | |||||||||||
| Of Lands to particular perſons and Aſſeſſements | 241058. | 9. | 5 | |||||||||||||||
| Of Wood to particular perſons | 62085. | 4. | 5. | |||||||||||||||
| Fines. | For not taking the Order of Knighthood and Aſſeſſements. | 173537. | 9. | 6. | ||||||||||||||
| Loanes. | By Privy Seales | 40932. | 15. | 10. | 290365. | 10. | 7. ½ | |||||||||||
| Of the Lords and Laitie according to the rate of Five Subſidies | 188209. | 11. | 11. ½ | |||||||||||||||
| Of particular perſons upon Intereſt | 61223. | 2. | 10 | |||||||||||||||
| Repriſall goods and Tenths. | L. | S: | D | 238109. | 19. | 5 | ||||||||||||
| Repriſall goods and wrecks | 217978. | 17. | 7 | |||||||||||||||
| Tenths of the Admiralty. | 20131. | 1 | 10. | |||||||||||||||
| Subſidies. | Of the Nobillity and Laity | 427159. | 5. | 2. ½ | 612387. | 1. | 2. ½ | |||||||||||
| Of the Clergie | 185227. | 16. | 0. | |||||||||||||||
| Portion | Q…eenes Portion. | 16383. | 8. | 2. ½ | ||||||||||||||
| Guifts | Towards the defence of the Palatinate, and otherwiſe | 25069. | 1. | 6. | ||||||||||||||
| Fines of Leaſes. | Sugars. | 63945. | 09. | 115445. | 0. | 9. | ||||||||||||
| Petty-farmes. | 12000. | 0. | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Seacoles. | 11000. | 0. | 0. | |||||||||||||||
| Cuſtomes of Ireland. | 28500. | 0. | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Sales of | Iron Ordinance | 17585. | 9. | 2 | 58288. | 7. | 5. ½ | |||||||||||
| Tobacco by Agents in 2. yeares | 16084. | 10. | 0 | |||||||||||||||
| Gold and Silver Plate | 10017. | 14 | 3 | |||||||||||||||
| Jewels | 6556. | 16. | 4. | |||||||||||||||
| Proviſions in the Kings houſe | 4473. | 18. | 7. ½ | |||||||||||||||
| Of Amber, and one ſhip | 3569. | 19. | 1. | |||||||||||||||
| Privy Purſe. | 33400. | |||||||||||||||||
| Fines, | for Retayling Tobacco | 14262. | 16. | 3. | 22810. | …. | 11. | |||||||||||
| Buildings | 8547. | 6. | 8. | |||||||||||||||
| Ireland | Monyes tranſported out of Irel. for defence of the Coaſts | 11812. | 11. | 10 | Defective Titles | 8415. | 11. | 6. | 14381 | 10. | 11. 2. | Other ſmall extraord. | 5965. | 19. | 5. ½ | l. | s. | d. |
| Summ. Total. | 2402153. | 2. | 5. | |||||||||||||||
| The Ordinary Annual Revenue (beſides theſe extraordinarie vi…ſet modis, amounted yearely to about | 487784. l. |
MONIES LENT TO KING CHARLES NOT REPAID.
| L. | L. | |
| SIR William Curteene, remaine of | 13500. | 6750. |
| lent Anno 1625. | ||
| SIR Peter Vanlore, remaine of | 10000. | 500. |
| lent Anno 1625. | ||
| SIR Roger Palmer Knight | 1000. | 2000. |
| lent Anno 1626. | ||
| More lent by him, Anno 1627. | 1000. | |
| Iohn Bland and Hugh Perry remaine of | 5000. | 500. |
| lent Anno 1628. | ||
| SIR Cornelius Vermuden lent Anno 1628. | 10000. | |
| Phillip Burlamachi, lent Annis 1628. & 1629. | 6000. | |
| Viſcount Camden lent, Anno 1628. | 2500. | |
| SIR William Courteene Knight remaine of | 3000. | 500▪ |
| lent Anno 1628. | ||
| Iohn Mouncie, remaine of | 2000. | 500. |
| lent Anno 1628. | ||
| Alexander Storford Eſquier lent Anno 1629. | 5500. | |
| Charles Harbard Eſquier, lent Anno 1629. | 8000. | |
| SIR Iames Bagg Knight, | 16500▪ | |
| lent Annis 1630. & 1631. | ||
| Thomas Iſaack lent Anno 1630. | 1500. | |
| Lord Cottington lent Anno 1629. | 2500. | |
| SIR Iohn Winter Knight, lent Anno 1633. | 4000. | |
| Soap-makers lent Annis 1633. & 1634. | 10973. 2. 10 | |
| Totall | l. s. d. 78223. 2. 10. |
The State of the Lord HOLLANDS Debt from the KING by Privy Seale 9. April: 1630. Ad. 1. April: 1635. Writ with the Archbiſhops owne hand.
| PRincipall Money | 40000. | 42780. |
| 1. By Privy Seale. | ||
| 2. For a Diamond Ring | 1000. | |
| 3. Loſt to the Earle at play | 1780. | |
| Paied of this Debt. | ||
| 1. By the Wardſhip of the Lady Preſton | 15000. | l. s. d. 36911. 11. 11. |
| 2. By the ſa…e of Drayton, &c | 2263. l. 11. s. 11. d. | |
| 3. By the Purchaſe of Wakefield | 1648. l | |
| 4. By an aſſignment upon Burlemachie | 18000. | |
| Reſtat | l. s. d. 5869. 11. 11. | |
| 1. Intereſt Money demanded | 9206. 15. 2. | |
| 2. Loſs by Exchange of the Monyes out of France by Burlemachie | 2117. 12. 6 | |
| Summ. | 11324. l. 7. s. 8. d. | |
| Hee challenges | 17192. l. 16. s. 11. d. |
The Principall Money was guift, and made a Debt by a Privy Seale acknowledging it; no warrant that any forbearance money ſhould be paid before the Principal. Shall the King pay ſo much Intereſt, becauſe he did not give the money ſooner, or pay it ſo ſoone as it was promiſed?