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To Mr Edmond Halley &c.

To \mr/ Edmond Halley &c

Sr.

Mr. Molineux Acquainting me that he had reced a Letter from you importing {sic} a strong suspicon of some foule Play either among the Teller's or in the Melting house or both whereby the Money comes out worse than heretofore, We have sent downe a Teller & desire you to imploy him not only in telling but \in/ inspecting the other Teller's & to Turne out those Teller's who either thrô Vnskillfullness or Corrupcon receive bad Money wch. may easily be discovered by letting him Examine some of the Money reced by them

Isaac Newton

[1]

[1] London 21°. Iune 1697

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