'Bullion Ballances resting by those Who were Recrs & Collectrs At the Ports proceeding the 1st May 1707'

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Bullion Ballances resting by those Who were Receivers & Collectors At the Pots proceeding the 1st. May 1707.

March. 2d.			Scots.
1710.			£	s	d
	By James Houston		1926.	6.	7
	By Sir Ion. Swinton		1562.	10.	1
	By Archd. Montgomerie		1435.	11.	0
	By John Bethune		925.	2.	6
	By Capt. William Baillie		2781.	7.	9
	By James Baillie		2502.	7.	–
	By Sir Robrt Anstrother		65.	19.	0
	By David Sutherland		1495.	0.	2
	By Mex Seton		43.	10.	–
	By Ion. Elliot		36.	4.	6
	By Kenneth Vrquart		33.	11.	4
	By Dundass of Breastmilne		217.	10.	6
	By Provost Muire		1576.	15.	7
	By Provost Cunninghame		217.	5.	10	Sterling
	By Mr. Wm Fullarton		9.	9.	8	£	s	d
			14828.	11.	6	1235.	14.	$\frac{\mathrm{3}}{\mathrm{2}}$
	By Mr Will. Spance Late Receiver of the Bullion	}				151.	2.	2
					£	1386.	16.	$\frac{\mathrm{5}}{\mathrm{2}}$

N. The Barrons of the Exchequer have drawn an Order on Mr. Douglas the Receiver Dated the 16. Febr. 1710. To pay £1500. Out of the Bullion Money to Mr. Scott. To Accompt of the Late Master of the Mint, Whereas there is only in his hands, at Present but £1254. 7. 11.

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The Totall of the Sum craved by the Master from the Government to his Accompts and the Articles thereof that are uncontraverted, And his Allowance upon the pound Weight being Stated the same as in
England is			£	10887.	7.	8.	Sterling.
	Money he is Charged with as Received by him is	}		5125.
	So the Ballance Due is		£	5762.	7.	8.
Of which the Barons of the Exchequer have given Warrant for paying what the Master Owes to the Bank			}	1500.	–	—
	Ballance still resting to the Master Vncontraverted	}	£	4262.	7.	8.
Seperate & over and above the Moneyers Claime

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Account of Rests of Bullion

also. A

State of the Master of the Mint In Edenburg his Account.

March 2d. 1710.