Holograph notes for MINT00322 (Mint 19/2/111-16)

44$\frac{\mathrm{1}}{\mathrm{2}}$ Guineas should make a pound Troy weight & contein 11 x 480 = 5280gr of fine ☉. They contein 5278gr as nearly as I can compute by weight & assay together when new out of the Mint. By wearing they lose of that weight, so that 44$\frac{\mathrm{1}}{\mathrm{2}}$ old Guineas scarce contain 5200 gr.

62 shillings should make a pound Tory Wt & contain 11∟1 x 480 = 5328gr of fine ☉. They contein about that weight when new out of the Mint but weare very fast. The sixpences coyned 18 years ago, have lost 4 per cent The Shillings 2 per cent. The half crowns 1$\frac{\mathrm{1}}{\mathrm{4}}$. The crowns $\frac{\mathrm{3}}{\mathrm{4}}$ per cent. So that 62 sh in old money conteins about 5110gr. The shillings 5200 the half crowns 5150, & the crowns 5290.

44$\frac{\mathrm{1}}{\mathrm{2}}$ Guineas are valued at 44$\frac{\mathrm{1}}{\mathrm{2}}$ 1. 1. 6 = 47£ 16.s.9.d And this silver money when new coyned conteins

44$\frac{\mathrm{1}}{\mathrm{2}}$ Guineas contain a pound Wt Troy of stan Gold, or 11x480 = 5280 gr of fine Gold, & are va;ued at 44$\frac{\mathrm{1}}{\mathrm{2}}$ x 21s. 6d = 47.£ 16s. 9d.

62s make a pound weight of Standard silver & contein 11∟1x480gr of fine silver = 5328gr.

Therefore 5280gr of fine gold are to 5328gr of fine silver as 47.16.9 to 3£ 2s that is as 11481 pence to 744 pence or as 15∟43 to 1. And fine Gold is to fine Silver of equal weight as 11481 to 737∟2971 or 15∟57168 to 1, or 15∟5717 to 1, by the law of England.

Gold is to silver in France as 15 to 1 by law.

                    Spain as 16 to 1 by law

A German Ducat goes in Holland for 5 Guilders 5 Stivers that is for 105 styvers or 104∟56 + 5∟23 = 109∟79. Or 104∟1 + 5∟23 = 103∟33 Or 109∟3. 9.s 1$\frac{\mathrm{1}}{\mathrm{3}}$d English. In England it is worth 9s. 5$\frac{\mathrm{9}}{\mathrm{10}}$. And as 9.s 5∟9 to the difference 4∟56666 so is 21. 6. to 10d∟344. Thus subducted from 21s. 6d leaves a Guinea worth 20.s 7$\frac{\mathrm{2}}{\mathrm{3}}$d. Gold to Silver in Holland as 14$\frac{\mathrm{15}}{\mathrm{16}}$ to 1.

In Italy & Germany tis as 14$\frac{\mathrm{7}}{\mathrm{8}}$ to 1 or thereabouts.

6 Gold is in value to Silver of the same weight & allay very nearly as
{	16 to 1 in Spaon & Portugal
	15$\frac{\mathrm{4}}{\mathrm{7}}$ to 1 in England
	15 to 1 in France
	14$\frac{\mathrm{7}}{\mathrm{8}}$ in Holland
	14$\frac{\mathrm{5}}{\mathrm{6}}$ to 1 in Italy
	14$\frac{\mathrm{3}}{\mathrm{4}}$ to 1 in Germany

8564

17128

10.2768

An ounce of Gold is valued at	{	16.oz o.dwt       in Spain & Portugal
		15. 11 10gr in England
		15. 0          in France
		14. 18          in Holland
		14. 17         in Italy
		14. 15         in Germany
		9 or 10         in

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76. 4. 3. 5	77. 7. 0. 1	216. 0. 7. 5
32. 4. 1. 16	20. 6. 18. 15	42. 0. 12. 1 49. 6. 17. 15
162. 9. 2. 13	30. 10. 12. 22	12. 8. 12. 12
116. 5. 8. 18	11. 5. 3. 7	54. 0. 17. 4
160. 3. 15. 20	38. 5. 2. 16	66. 10. 7. 13
8. 9. 9. 2 154. 1. 15. 11	37. 1. 9. 14	46. 2. 9. 4
792. 1. 16. 13	216. 0. 7. 3	487. 6. 05. 4

792. 1. 16. 13

154. 1. 15. 11

28. 9. 4. 9

975. 0. 16. 9

2925

97∟5

3∟2

075

302 5 ∟ 775

15∟5

5850

46800

156

+   3. 5

647

12444

20

-  41. 10

422

99552

-  21.10

30.10

Mr Wadhams Paper of reasons against Mr Brattell is full of mistakes. Sr Isaac Newton was the first man who proposed a trial between the Petitioners & affirmed

Mr Caswal has imported	975£. 0oz. 16dwt. 9 = 46647£. 5s. 0
Mr Atwil has imported	487. 6. 5. 4 = 23326. 12. 0
Brassey	250. 9. 9. 23
Weston	112. 5. 8. 23
Gibson	115. 9. 8. 17

Total imported - 2074. 5. 7. 11 = 99530.

15. 9. 10. 21
51. 2. 10. 13
25. 7. 11. 5
27. 9. 4. 16
33. 6. 16. 3
37. 0. 11. 3
21. 3. 0. 6
38. 6. 5. 4
250. 9. 9. 23

The total imported in tale	99530£.
Whereof Mr Caswel imported	46647.
Mr Atwill	23323.
Mr Brassey	11998
Mr Gibson	5523
Mr Weston	6659
All the rest	99530