Number per Annum . l. s. 1062897 ONE Million sixty two thousand eight hundred ninety seven Houses in England and Wales , excluding Ninety thousand Paupers , not paying to Church and Poor , at 4 shillings per House , one with another , amounts to two hundred and twelve thousand five hundred seventy nine pounds eight shillings . 212579 8 90000 30000 Lodgers , from 5 l. to 10 l. at 1 Shilling 1500 20000 Lodgers , from 10 l. and upwards at 2 — 2000 1500 Common Brewers at 40 — 3000 100 Petty Brewers , or Retailers , of Derby Ale , &c. in London , and parts adjacent 10 — 50 30000 The rest of England and Wales 5 — 7500 4000 Maulsters 20 — 4000 1000 Water-Mills for Corn 5 — 250 100 Fulling-Mills of Woollen 5 — 25 100 Paper-Mills 10 — 50 20 Iron Works , and Finarys of Iron 20 — 20 100 Locks , or Sluces on Rivers 10 — 50 20000 Barges , Lighters , or Boats 5 — 5000 12000 Fishmongers , Bakers , Tanners , Warfengers , Skinners , Hatmakers , Dyers of all sorts , Stainers of Callicoe or Linnen 15 — 9000 3500 Carriers , Wagoners , Carmen , Carters , Coachmen , Higlers 5 — 875 600 Coffee-Houses 6 — 180 10000 Vintners , Innholders , Livery Stables 10 — 5000 40 Colledges and Halls in the Universities 5 pounds 200 4 Inns of Court and Chancery 5 — 20 10 Lesser Inns 3 — 30 50 Common Halls for Companys 1 — 50 Total 251379 8

IT is humbly Conceived , That these Rates being easie , and not oppressive to any Trade in particular , may be Collected by Officers , Commissioned from the Excise , or Collectors of each Parish , as shall be thought most Convenient .