( n<5 ) 
trouble and charge may attend the Receipt of the Mony, 
befides Receivers Fees ; and x per Cent, for all the other Charges 
before mention’d, in placing it out at Intered, both which 
make 6 per Cent, fo that c is — o, o 6, and d ( = i —e) ^ro, 94. 
Next for t the Lofs of Time ; fince few Annuities are paid 
yearly, and a Difcount being given for theJLofs of Time, we 
are to lofe no more than is difcounted for ; therefore I choofe 
Half yearly Payments for the Examples, being the mod ufual, 
which with little Alteration may (erve for quarterly; and con* 
fidering the before- mention’d Circumftances relating to the 
Time, Hook upon two Months the lead, and fevenor eight 
Months the mod, that can well be fuppos’d to be fpent, one 
Time with another, in receiving and putting out the Mony, 
upon a moderate Management ; between which the Medium 
is about four Months and half, which being I of 7 a Year, gives 
dr 
-! — t: and if — be = £, the yearly Rates of 4, 5, 6, 8 and 
e 
1 o per Cent, will produce for Half-yearly Rates reduc’d of 1 /. 
0.018539, 0.02.3093, 0.01761(5, 0.036569 and 0.0454 each= 
d r 
$*.. But if t bc= — + 4* ~ 4’ Stc- x^/v’twillb^ 0.01854119, 
0.0x30999 15 5, 0.0x76x7775, 0.036596x89 and 0.04545x35, 
each =: t, (fo that each Rate lofes by this Edimate about ^ Part.) 
Whence the following Amounts, and prefent values of 1 /. 
per Annum computed Half-yearly, are produc’d, and compared 
with thole of the ufual Method computed yearly, to agree- _ 
with the common Tables. 
Tears 
