Two adjutants to the major-general... 1,000
Forty colonels..... 40,000
100 captains of horse, at L500 a man... 50,000
300 captains of foot, at L300 a man... 90,000
100 cornets, at L100 a man.... 10,000
300 ensigns, at L50 a man.... 15,000
800 Quartermasters, Sergeants, Trumpeters,

Drummers, 20,000
10,000 horse, at 2s 6d per day each... 470,000
30,000 foot, at 1s per day each.... 500,000
Chirurgeons... 400
40,000 auxiliaries, amounting to within a

little as much... 1,100,000
The charge of mounting 20,000 horse.. 300,000
The train of artillery, holding a 3d to

the whole 900,000

Sum total L3,514,400

Arms and ammunition are not reckoned, as those which are
furnished out of the store or arsenal of Emporium: nor wastage,
as that which goes upon the account of the fleet, maintained by
the customs; which customs, through the care of the Council for
Trade and growth of traffic, were long since improved to about
L1,000,000 revenue. The house being thus informed of a state of
war, the commissioners brought in--

THE STATE OF THE TREASURY THIS PRESENT YEAR, BEING THE
ONE-AND-FORTIETH OF THE COMMONWEALTH

Received from the one-and-twentieth of the commonwealth:

By L700,000 a year in bank, with the product of the sum

rising..............
L16,000,000

Expended from the one-and-twentieth of this commonwealth:

Imprimis, for the addition of arms for 100,000 men to

the arsenal, or tower of Emporium.........
L1,000,000
For the storing of the same with artillery...
300,000
For the storing of the same with ammunition...
200,000
For beautifying the cities, parks, gardens, public walks,

and places for recreation of Emporium and Hiera, with

public buildings, aqueducts, statues,

and fountains, etc......
1,500,000
Extraordinary embassies...
150,000

Sum........
L3,150,000

Remaining in the Treasury, the salaries of the

Exchequer being defalked.......
L12,000,000

By comparison of which accounts if a war with an army