The state of the Protestants of Ireland under the late King James's government in which their carriage towards him is justified, and the absolute necessity of their endeavouring to be freed from his government, and of submitting to their present Majesties is demonstrated.

A General Abstract of the Gross Produce of his Majesty's Re∣venue in Ireland, in the three first Years of the Management, beginning at Christmass 1682. ending Christmass 1685.

	1683,	1684,	1685.
Customs Inwards & Impt. Excise	85844 17 2⅜	91424 8 8•• / ••	91117 13 65 / ••
Customs Outwards—	32092 11 4½	33425 15 2	29428 8 11½
Seizures and Fines—	965 2 3½	615 1▪ 5•• / ••	460 11 5¼
Prizage—	1452	1693	1882
Inland Excise—	68344 1 3⅜	77580 3 7¼	79169 4 4¾
Ale Licenses—	8283 14 11•• / 4	9538 4 46/8	99••5 14 11•• / ••
Wine, &c. Licenses—	2736 12	3114 10 2•• / 2	3467 11 3¾
Quit Crown and Custodiam Rents—	68699 9 7⅜	68385 8 0¼	68922 4 5•• / 2
Hearth-Money—	31041	31646	32953 12 00
Casual Revenue—	820 3 3	1745 16 2	1564 16 11¼
Totals,	l. 300297 11 11•• / 4	319168 7 9	318961 18 0•• / 8
Arrears of each of the above-Years remaining uncollected at Christmass 1685.—	7659 1 6⅜	9799 9 8½	34971 9 3⅞

Net Cash paid into the Treasury in the three Years above-mention'd, over and besides the Charges of Management, and Sallaries to the Officers of the Revenue in the said time—

712972 17 2⅜

Cash remaining in the Collectors Hands at Christ∣mass, 1685, ready to be paid in—

55655 10 3½

The Solvent Part of the above-mention'd Arrears which was actually levied and paid into the Trea∣sury before Christmass, 1688.—

30000 00 00

Total Cash,

l. 798628 07 5⅞

Which at a Medium for three Years, amounts for each Year to the Sum of—

266209 00 00