Mr..

John Whitmore, Esq.....

-, (aContinental Merchant).... (77.83.96.102)

John Whitmore, Esq. and John Pearse, Esq. pp. (110. 121.

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ACCOUNTS....

PP. [2] to [115]

No. 1.-Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion, and Wrought Plate,

exported from Great Britain to Foreign Countries,

in each of the last ten years, to 1st February

1810.....

No. 2.-Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion, and Wrought Plate,

exported from Great Britain to Ireland, in each of

the last seven years, to 5th January 1810..p. [10]

No. 3. Bullion or Coin which has been seized under the au-
thority of the Statutes which regulate the exporta-

tion thereof, in two years ending 1st February

1810......

.[10]

No. 4.-Coin or Bullion imported in His Majesty's Packets, for

four years ended 5th January 1810... p. [11]

No. 5.-Quantity of Coin imported by the Victualling Depart

ment, during the present War..... ...p.[12]

No. 6-Monthly Sales of Gold and Silver, by private Dealers,

in the Bullion Office of the Bank of England, from

1st January 1809 to 1st April 1810...... p. [12]

No. 7.Gold which has been delivered out from the Bullion Of.

fice of the Bank of England, as sales and purchases

by private Dealers; from 1st January 1809 to 18th

April 1810.......

P. [13]

No. 8.-Gold and Silver deposited in the Bullion Office of the

Bank of England, as having been imported from

Abroad; from 1st January 1809 to 30th March

1810.....

.P. [13]

No. 9.-Gold and Silver exported by the East India Company

to China and the East Indies, from 1788 to 1809

p. [14]

No. 10. Annual Exports and Imports of Gold and Silver Coin

or Bullion between China and the several Settle-

ments of the East India Company; from 1763 to

1808......
....p. [16]

No. 11.-Bullion imported into the Company's Presidencies in
India, from 1802-3 to 1807-8; and Cost of Bul-
lion imported by the Company to India and China,
from 1800-1 to 1809-10......

...p. [20]

No. 12-Comparative Value of Gold and Silver at the several

Presidencies in India, and at China........ p. [20]

b

No. 13.-Average Price paid by the Company for New Dollars,

from 1791 to 1808-9.

...p. [22]

No. 14.-Amount in Ounces, of Sales of Silver Pieces of Eight

and Silver Ingots, by the Bank of England; from

· 1797 to 1810...

..p. [22]

....

No. 15. Annual Amount in Ounces, of Sales of Silver Pieces of

Eight and Silver Ingots, by the Bank of England;

from 1797 to 1810...

....

P. [23]

No. 16.-Gold and Silver stamped and marked at the Assay

Office at Goldsmith's Hall, in the city of London;

from May 1800 to the end of January 1810. p. 23]

No. 17.-Gold and Silver stamped and marked at the different

Assay Offices in Great Britain; from 1801 to

1810....

. . . . . . p. [24]

No. 18.-Gold and Silver Wrought Plate, assayed and marked

at the Assay Office, Dublin; from 1808 to 1810

p. [26]

No. 19.-Gold imported into His Majesty's Mint, and Gold

Monies coined; from 1797 to 1810......p. [26]

No. 20.-Experiments made by the Officers of the Mint, to as-

certain the Deficiency in Weight of the Gold Coins

in circulation.....

P. [27]

Nos. 21 & 22.-Portuguese Accounts of the productions of Gold

from the Mines of Brazil, from 1751 to 1795; and

an Account of Portuguese Coin......p. [29, 30]

Nos. 23 & 24-Coinage of Mexico, in Silver, from 1733 to 1794;

also from 1795 to 1804......

• p. [31-33]

No. 25.-Mines of Peru; Coinage of Lima; Mines of Chili, and

Coinage of Spanish America..

...

p. [33]

No. 26. Spanish Mint, and Importation of Gold and Silver into

Spain....

....

p. [36]

No. 27. Estimate of the proportional Quantities of Gold and

Silver extracted annually from the Mines of Spanish

and Portuguese America.

.P. [37]

No. 28.-Royal Duties collected at Potosi, from 1556 to 1800;

and Coinage of Gold and Silver of the Royal Mint

of Potosi, from 1773 to 1790.... . . . . . . . . p. [39]

No. 29.-Prices of the Fanega of Wheat and Barley, from 1675
to 1764, at Seville......

No. 30.-

• p. [40]

from 1765

p. [41]

No. 31. Prices of the Fanega of Wheat and Barley, from 1788

to 1792, at the two Castilles, and also at Andalu.

sia and Estremadura......

•P. [41]

from 1793

to 1804, at Medina de Rio Seco, in the kingdom of

Leon.

·P. [42]

No. 33.-Estimate of the Quantities of Gold and Silver added

annually to the commerce of Europe, from 1790 to

..p. [43]

....

1802.....

No. 34.-Weekly Amount of Bank of England Notes out in

circulation, for the years 1795, 1796, and to the 1st

of March 1797; distinguishing the Bank Post Bills

p. [45]

No. 35.-Notes of the Bank in circulation, including Bank Post

Bills, on 1st February, 1st May, 1st August, and

1st November 1798 & 1799, 1808 & 1809; distin-

guishing the amount of those under £.5... p. [47]

No. 36-Bank Notes in circulation of £.5. and upwards, includ-

ing Bank Post Bills, for 1801 & 1802; also Notes

under £.5. for the same two years..... p. [47]

No. 37.-Bank Notes in circulation of £ 5. and upwards, on the

7th and 12th days of each month, from December

1808 to January 1810; distinguishing Bank Post

Bills and Notes under £.5......

No. 38.-Bank Notes out in circulation each day

...

. p. [48]

(Sundays and

Holidays excepted) from 12th January to 4th Fe-

bruary 1810; &c.......

...p. [49]

No. 39.-Weekly Amount of Bank Notes in circulation, from

January to March 1810; distinguishing Bank Post

Bills, &c......

...p. [50]

No. 40.-Bank Notes in circulation of £.5. and upwards, on Sa-

turday Night, from the beginning of March to the

12th May 1810; distinguishing Bank Post Bills,

&c. ...

.p. [50]

No. 41.-Dollars issued by the Bank, to the eighth February

1810....

P. [50]

No. 42.-Bank Notes lying in the Exchequer in each month from

December 1806 inclusive, to December 1808, ex-

clusive...

.....

p. [51]

No. 43. Bank Notes lying in the Exchequer from December

1808 to February 1810...

p. [51]

No. 44.-Highest and lowest Prices of Bank Stock in each year,

from January 1796 to May 1810: Also, the Price

on the 1st January and 1st July in each year; from

Castaign's Tables...

.p. [52]

No. 45.-Advances made by the Bank to Government, on Land

and Malt, Exchequer Bills, and other Securities;

from 1798 to 1810....

P. [52]

No. 46. Issues of Coin from the Bank, since the 1st May

1803....

· P. [56]

No. 47.-Bank Notes in circulation on Saturday Night in each

week of the year 1797; and the Course of Ex-

change on Hamburgh the following Tuesday.p.[58]

No. 48.-Bank Notes in circulation of £.5. and upwards, includ

ing Bank Post Bills; in January, February, and

part of March 1795 and 1810...

..P. [59]

No. 49. Comparisons of Hamburgh Exchanges with Amount

of Bank Notes at various periods........ p. [60]
..P.

No. 50.-Notes and Bills of the Bank of IRELAND, in circulation

from 1st January 1805, to first January 1810. p. [61]

No. 51.-Silver Tokens issued by the Bank of Ireland, to 3d

March 1810...

p. [63]

No. 52.--Number of Licences for the issue of Promissory Notes,

granted by the Commissioners of Stamps; for the

year ending 10th October 1809........ p. [63]

No. 53. Duties on Promissory Notes reissuable; from January

1798 to the latest period, &c......

...

•p. [64]

No. 54.-Duties on Bills of Exchange, and Promissory Notes not

reissuable; for 1806,1807, 1808, and 1809. p. [66]

No. 55.-Number of Stamps of Promissory Notes reissuable,

from 10th October 1808 to 1st June 1810; distin-

guishing the Amount issued in each Quarter, and

the correspondent Produce in Money....p. [67]

Nos. 56, 57, & 58.-Letter and Enclosures from Mr. Greffulhe,

relative to the Weight and Standard of Gold and

Silver....

P.

...p. [70]

No. 59.-Relative Value between Gold and Silver in England

and in Foreign Countries, according to their re-

spective Mint Regulations, and by Assays; with

the Par of Exchange of each of those Countries on

England, by Dr. Kelly...

.p. [72]