Alexander Hamilton Papers

Enclosure: [Account of Loans Made Pursuant to the Acts of 4 and 12 August 1790], 22 June 1793

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Dr.   Accot. of Loans made pursuant to the Acts of the 4. & 12. of August 1790.
Total amount of Loans 19,550,000 guilders, equal, at 36 ⁴⁄₁₁ ninetieths ⅌ Guilder, to 7.898.989.88.
Deduct amount of original charges respecting Contracts 872,000 Guilders at 36 ⁴⁄₁₁  352.323.24.
Nett product 7,546.666.64
Contra Cr.
Amount heretofore stated to have been transferred to the United States 2.965.643.47.
Amount of payments made to France in Europe & charges on the same, 10,083,116 Guilders & 9 stivers equal to 4.073.986.46.
Debt to Spain in a course of payment9 estimated at 680,000 florins or 274.747.46.
Interest on debt to foreign officers directed to be paid at Paris10 105,000 Guilders or 42,424.24.
Paid in Holland in premiums & gratuities on old Loans, commissions & other extra charges *189.865.01.
7.546.666.64

*The sum paid on these different objects is computed to exceed the sum stated by 72,265 florins constituting a balance of so much in favor of the Commissioners.

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88. LC, George Washington Papers, Library of Congress.

99. This sum included both principal and interest on the Spanish debt. See William Short to H, February 25, 1793, note 13.

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