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Table I Table Shews the Several accessions
Table I

Table Shews the Several accessions which the Stock of Apprentices will receive in the /21/ several years from 1800 to 1820 inclusive, from the successive influx of the 0 to 1- year olds in the number of such Successionists being supposed the same (viz: 39353) in each year.

Table II

Shows the several accessions which the Stock will receive in the several year remaining after the [...?] the same [...?] from the Remanets on the Original Stock of the several remaining ages between 0 and 21.

Table III

Shews the several accessions which the Stock will receive in the several years remaining after the first, from the Complemental or Supplemental Successionists: viz: those who are supposed to come in, each year to supply the vacancies made by death among individuals of the several ages (in question composed in the [...?]) existing in that year: as also from the Remanets on the Stocks of Supplemental Successionists of former Years.
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  • Title: [[154b-522] Numbers II Accumulative]
    Description: [154b-522]

    Numbers II

    Accumulative Stock

    Under the influence of the Accumulation principle the /General/ proposed Stock of the proposed Company's Apprentices for the several Years comprised within the assumed period of 21 years beginning on the l st of Jan y 1800 will consist of three very distinguishable parcels /[...?]/ component Stocks.

    1. The Indigenous Stock, composed of the Indigenous Stock of the Aborigines together with the several successive Indigenous Stocks of the Successionists of the several successive years together with their respective [...?] of Remanents for the different years.

    2. The remainder of the Aboriginal Stock composed of the several /numbers of the/ ages subsequent to the first, with their respective [...?] of Remanets as before.

    3. The Supplemental or Complemental Successionist Stock.

    Of these, they being destined to fill up the gaps made by death in the Aboriginal Stock, or Stock of the first year) there will of course be none comprized in the Stock of the first year: none of them will come in 1 Jan 1800: but a Stock of this sort will come in, the next year - the 1 st Jan: 1801: this stock will comprize a parcel for very one of the ages which furnished individuals to the institution on the first year: and this same stock will be repeated, in exactly the same numbers, /at the commencement of/ during every succeeding year of the assumed period.
  • Title: [[152b-321] Estimate Apprentices]
    Description: [152b-321]

    Estimate

    Apprentices

    placed in that Table. This is /may be/ termed the Supplemental or Complemental Succession Stock: and the individuals composing this supplemental Stock remain also in the situation /community/ in question, for the respective remainders of the original term of 21 years viz: till 31 Dec r 1820, such only excepted as are carried out of it by death, as well as those composing what for the sake of distinguishing it from this and the other branch of the Succession Stock may be called the Original Stock.

    Those who in the course of any given year of the above period come in to the situation /community/ in question may be /are/ termed the Successionists of that year: and those who in that same year are found remaining in the situation /community/ in question out of the Successionists of the preceding years, may be named Remanents for /of/ that same year.

    Quaerita from the above Data.

    Required

    1. The total of the persons of all ages remaining in the situation in question at the end of the period in question, viz: on the 31 Dec. 1820

    2 The several totals of the several ages remaining in the situation in question on that same day

    3 & 4. The same for each one of the 19 intermediate years between 31 Dec r of the original year 1800 and 31 Dec r of the last year 1820
  • Title: [Table I continued 3. Decrements of]
    Description: Table I continued

    3. Decrements of Life, for Number dying off in each Year out of a given number when as soon as born, the same as in D r Halley's Table plan /deduced/ from the state of the population of [...?].

    4. The Stock received at the first day of the year 1800 composed of infants of the several ages from birth to l year old

    4. No Apprentice to leave /quit/ the establishment, untill he has attained the full age of 21 years

    Table II

    Table of the Aboriginal Apprentices with their Remanets for the same years: viz: the years from 1800 to 1820 inclusive: shewing for each year the stock of that year of the several ages from 1 year old to 21: the totals of each age, the totals up to each age, and the totals of all the Ages

    Table III

    Table of Successionist Apprentices with their Remanets for the same years:

    /shewing for each Year the stock of Remanets/ Of the several ages for the several Years, in addition to the Stock of Succesionists of the same several ages which is conceived as repeated in the same numbers in the course of each of the several years for the purpose of keeping up the original supposed number, by filling up the vacancies created by death the stock of Remanets upon the Succesionists of the several preceding years.