282) and of a similar account for 1,223 ingots coined from the Eleventh General Remain of 10 June 1696

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: MINT 19/2/283-6, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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The Mint's Account for one thousand two hundred twenty three Ingots of Silver & the new moneys proceeding there from, being the Eleventh General Remain taken in the Receipt of his Majesties Exchequer on the 10^th day of Iune 1696, with the Incident charges of coynage &c

11^th Remain.

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	Debtor		His Majesties Mint in the Tower.									Creditor
Eleventh Remain	To the Receipt of his Majesties Exchequer for one thousand two hundred twenty three Ingots of silver, received into the Mint by two several Indentures proceeding from the clipt Monies melted down at the Exchequer at the taking the Eleventh General Remain in the said Receipt on the 10th day of Iune last pursuant to the Act of Parliament for Remedying the ill state of the coyn of this Kingdom which said 1223 Ingots weighed (when reduced to standard) as followeth							By the Receipt of his Majesties Exchequer for so much paid into the same out of the new moneys proceeding from the 1223 Ingots of silver mentioned in the Debtor side, pursuant to the Warrant of the Lords Commissioners of his Majesties Treasury dated the 28^th of August 1696.
												Moneys in Tale	Moneys in Weight
							Octob. 10^th	Paid into M^r Carews Office on Additional Impositions 500^℔
Number of Ingots.			Standard Weights						On the 3^d four shillings Aid	5200
Number of Ingots.			℔	oz	dwt	gr			On the $\frac{2}{7}$ Tunnage Duty	50
3	Additional Impositions		202	06	05	08			On the $\frac{5}{7}$ Tunnage Duty	200
27	Third four shillings Aid		1826	11	07	02			On Duties on Salt	450
27	Third four shillings Aid		1826	11	07	02			On Impositions of East India Goods	1200
1	$\frac{2}{7}$ Tunnage Duty		36	03	00	22			On Impositions on wines &c	300		℔	℔	oz	dwt
2	$\frac{5}{7}$ Tunnage Duty		97	08	14	13			On the $\frac{2}{3}$ double IX^d Excise	1300		9200	2954	05	10	00
4	Duties on Salt		173	00	01	04	13	Paid into M^r Carew's Office on the $\frac{2}{3}$ double IX^d Excise 2000
4	Duties on Salt		173	00	01	04			On the $\frac{1}{3}$ double IX^d Excise	1600
7	Impositions on East India Goods		458	09	04	18			On Hereditary & Temporary Excise	900
2	Impositions on Wines		126	04	19	10			On Excise for 99 years	2400
17	$\frac{2}{3}$ Double IX^d Excise		1166	00	04	10			On Duties on Velum &c	2000
17	$\frac{2}{3}$ Double IX^d Excise		1166	00	04	10			On Duties on Marriages Births	1600
9	$\frac{1}{3}$ Double IX^d Excise		587	08	17	11			On the 2^d Quarterly Poll	400
6	Hereditary & Temporary Excise		316	01	03	02			On the 4^th shillings Aid	9100		2000	6418	08	09	00
12	Excise for 99 years		824	09	15	05	17	Paid into M^r Carews Office on the 4^th four shillings Aid				31700	10171	09	15	00
12	Excise for 99 years		824	09	15	05	21	Paid into my Lord Fitz Hardings Office on the 4^th four			}	40000	12845	09	15	00
11	Duties on Vellum		745	08	03	08			shillings Aid		}	40000	12845	09	15	00
1	Duties on Coales		6	07	03	12	24	Paid into M^r Carews Office on the 4^th four shillings Aid.				37000	11881	11	00	00
10	Duties on Marriages		587	10	04	02	28	Paid into my lord Fitz Hardings Office on the four shillings Aid				30000	9628	08	10	00
5	Second Quarterly Poll		197	06	09	00	31	Paid into M^r Palme's Office on the 4^th four shillings Aid.				34000	10915	09	00	00
894	Fourth four shillings Aid		68151	11	01	15	Nov. 4	Paid into M^r Carews Office on the 4^th four shillings Aid.		22200	}	27200	8725	02	15	00
894	Fourth four shillings Aid		68151	11	01	15	Nov. 4	Paid into M^r Carews Office on the 4^th four shillings Aid.		5000	}	27200	8725	02	15	00
165	Loans on the continued Impositions		12258	07	19	07			On loanes on continued Impositions			20000	6417	09	05	00
165	Loans on the continued Impositions		12258	07	19	07	7	Paid into M^r Palme's Office on Loans on continued Impositions
5	Second four shillings Aid		190	06	00	07	12	Paid into M^r Howards Office on Additional Impositions		113. 7. 11
2	Duty on Coffee		30	08	06	13			On the 3^d four shillings aid	332. 16. 1.
30	Hereditary & Temporary Excise		2194	05	09	15			On the $\frac{2}{7}$ Tunnage duty	59. 19. 1
1	Dutchy of Cornwall Revenue		4	10	09	03			On duties on salt 74. 13. 3. On Impositions on East India goods 190. 9. 8. On Impositions on Wines 83. 0. 0 On $\frac{2}{3}$ double IX^d Excise 233. 10. 10 On $\frac{1}{3}$ double IX^d Excise 181. 6. 11. On Hereditary & Temporary Excise 56. 5. 8. On Excise for 99 years 97. 1. 4. Duties on Velum Paper &c 255. 11. 8. On Duties on coals 19. 19. 0. Duties on Marriages 183. 5. 8. On the 2^d quarterly Poll 198. 10. 11. On 4^th four shillings Aid 2430. 13. 3. On loans on the continued Impositions 12138. 19. 11. On 2^d four shillings aid 576. 16. 5. On Duties on Coffee 93. 3. 3. On Hereditary & Temporary Excise for Tallys of Pro. 6645. 1. 11. On Dutch of Cornwal revenue 14. 14. 2. On seizures 44. 17. 3. On letter money to be recoyned & repaid the Receiver General 730. 9. 7 On rent of Hackney Coaches 66. 17. 4 On Proffers 26. 17. 7
1	Seizures		14	09	11	08
5	Letter money to be recoyned & repaid the Receiver General		241	08	15	08
1	Rent of Hackney Coaches		22	00	17	10
1	Proffers.		8	10	10	22
1	Compositions		56	09	16	01
1223		Standard of the whole is	90529	04	10	20

									On Compositions 172. 5. 8			25116. 10	8060	06	08	20
								Deducted for the charges of Refining Melting & Coyning

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of this Eleventh General Remain & other Incidents relating thereunto as by particulars specified in the Bill of charges, which ballances & compleats the standard of this Eleventh Remain, the summ of
				℔	oz	dwt
		7816.	19	2508	08	03	00
	Total	282033.	9^s	90529	04	10	20

An Account of the charges in receiving into the Mint, Melting Refining, Coyning & paying into the Receipt of his Majesties Exchequer one thousand two hundred twenty three Ingots of silver melted down from the clipt moneys that was foudn in the said Receipt at the taking the Eleventh general Remain on the tenth day of Iune 1696. Which said 1223 Ingots weighted (when reduced to standard) 905^℔. 4^oz. 10^{dw^t}. 20^gr.

		lb	s	d
For coyning 90529^℔. 4^oz. 10^{dw^t}. 20^gr of silver moneys at 14^d per pound.		5280.	17.	7
For melting the same (with the scissel) at $\frac{3}{4}$ ^d per pound & wast at 1 $\frac{1}{4}$ ^d per pound.		1508.	16.	5
For refining of 16971^℔ of coarse silver at 12^d per pound		848.	11.	0
For two Labourers work in the Assay Office to assist in cutting of the silver Ingots, piling & carrying them into the Office of Receipt from Oct 9 to Nov. 11 inclusive, 29 days at 3^s a day each 8^℔. 14^s. 0^d. For two bushels of Coppel ashes 1^lb. 4^s. 0^d. For making coppells 29 days at 2^s 6^d a day 3^℔. 12^s. 6^d. For Colleridge one Quarter 2^s. 6^d. For two Douzains of Mufflers 1^lb. 10^s	}	15.	03.	0
Thomas Langworth & Richard Bullock putting the Ingots into the scale & thence carrying them into the Treasury Roome & from thence to the scale when delivered out for Melting, & for attending the Office upon this extraordinary occasion from Oct. 9 to Nov: 11 inclusive 29 days at 2^s. 6^d a day 7^℔. 5^s. 0^d. Richard Dallow taking the moeny from the Weigher & carrying it to the Tellers 19 days at 5^s a day 4^℔. 15^s. 0^d. Thomas Hawkes attending the Money when taken up 19 days 4^℔ 15^s. 0^d M^r Tho. Turner attending the Tellers of the Exchequer 19 days at 10^s a day 9^℔. 10^s. 0^d	}	26.	05.	0
Philip Dallow Assistant to the Porter 4 $\frac{1}{2}$ weeks at 10^s per week		2.	05.	0
Cartlidge from the Mint to the Exchequer & loading 29 loads at 10^s a load 14^℔. 10^s. 0^d. M^r Pendleton going up to the Exchequer with the Carts ten times at 5^s a time 2^lb. 10^s. 0^d. Rich. Bullock going up with the Carts ten times at 2^s 6^d a time 1^℔. 5^s. 0^d	}	18.	05.	0
Arthur Iones Overseer of the Moneyers Work 29 days at 3^s a day		4.	07.	0
Paid for the Tallies of this eleventh Remain		27.	14.	0
Paid the Exchequer Porters for carrying the Moneys from the Carts to the several Offices		6.	17.	0
Paid in for the Pix of this Remain		77.	3.	0
Last by the Assay of the new moneys		0.	15.	0

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	His Majesties Mint in the Tower
	To the Receipt of his Majesties Exchequer for one thousand seven hundred sixty nine Ingots of Silver Received into the Mint by three severall Indentures proceeding the clipt moneys melted down at the Exchequer at the taking the twelft General Remain in the said Receipt on the 24^th day of Iune pursuant to the Act of Parliament for Remedying the Ill state of the coyn of this Kingdom: which said 1769 Ingots weighed when reduced to standard, as followeth
Number of Ingots.			Standard.
Number of Ingots.			Lwt	oz	dwt	gr
20	Additional Impositions		1409	08	16	10
112	Third four shillings Aid		8293	07	05	14
9	$\frac{2}{7}$ Tunnage Duty		623	00	05	11
21	$\frac{5}{7}$ Tunnage Duty		1529	09	01	04
82	New Customes		6067	09	17	21
28	Duties on Salt		2014	06	13	20
36	Impositions on East India goods		2617	08	02	00
26	Impositions on Wines		1878	03	11	06
118	Impositions on Tobacco		8831	00	06	13
39	$\frac{2}{3}$ double IX^d Excise		2874	00	15	15
20	$\frac{1}{3}$ double IX^d Excise		1408	10	14	10
27	Excise for 99 years		1911	10	17	23
18	Duties on Vellum &c		1314	11	14	22
11	Duties on Coales		767	10	02	17
60	Duties on Marriages		4405	07	13	11
9	Second Quarterly Poll		471	07	03	14
906	Four four shillings Aid		68531	01	07	21
14	Second four shillings Aid		860	02	12	11
6	Tenths of the Clergy		320	09	12	04
3	Duties on Coffee		87	03	11	08
6	Dutchy of Cornwall Revenue		308	08	19	10
79	Hereditary & Temporary Excise for Tallys of Pro		5905	08	19	13
7	Seizures		393	00	01	11
21	Imprest money repaid by Treasurer of the Navy		1450	07	02	22
14	Letter money to be repaid the Receiver Generall		944	07	15	00
4	Land Revenue		96	07	13	22
4	Proffers		40	08	02	16
6	First four shillings Aid		288	10	09	14
9	Coynage Duty		565	09	02	14
1	Rents on Grants		44	06	18	17
30	Imprest money repaid per Earle of Ranelagh		2158	01	16	16
3	$\frac{3}{4}$ Customes		155	01	09	01
1	First Quarterly Poll		12	11	00	09
1	Kings Bench Fines		18	07	17	20
1	Aid of two shillings per pound		3	07	04	03
1	Additional aid of Xij^d		1	09	07	04
1	Review of the first Quarterly Poll		0	11	12	21
5	Rents of the Lottery Farme		313	05	10	11
7	Alienations		413	08	14	00
3	Duties on Glass wares		212	11	05	00
1769		Standard of the whole is	129550	05	09	23

<286r>

By the Receipt of his Majesties Exchequer for so much paid into the same out of the new moneys proceeding from the 1169 Ingots of Silver mentioned in the Debtor side pursuant to the Warrant of the Lords Commissioners of his Majesties Treasury dated the 24^th day of October 1696

			Moneys in tale	Weight
Nov 14		Paid into M^r Palme's Office on additional Impositions 400^℔, on the 3^d four shillings aid 21000^℔	25000	8030	11	05	00
	18	Paid into M^r Carew's Office on $\frac{2}{7}$ Tunnage Duty 1500^℔ on the $\frac{5}{7}$ Tunnage 4000^℔ on new Customes 1500. On duties on salt 6000, on Impositions on East India goods 7000, on Impositions on wines 20000,	37000	11879	01	00	00
	21	Paid into M^r Palme's Office on impositions on wines 2000^℔ on impositions on Tobacco 22000, on the $\frac{2}{3}$ double IX^d Excise 6000, on the $\frac{1}{3}$ doube IX^d Excise 3000, on Excise for 99 years 4000, On duties on Velum & Papers &c 3000 on duties on coales 1500, on marriages Births &c 85000	50000	16053	07	10	00
	25	Paid into M^r Howards Office on Duties on Marriages 3500^℔, on the 2^d quarterly Poll 500, on the 4^th four shillings aid 35000	39000	12527	08	10	00
	28	Paid into M^r Palme's On the 4^th shillings aid	34000	10916	11	00	00
Dec. 2		Paid into M^r Carew's Office on the 4^th 4 shillings aid	28000	8989	11	05	00
	5	Paid into M^r Palme's Office on the 4^th four shillings Aid 23500 on the 2^d four shillings aid 2500	26000	8342	06	10	00
	9	Paid into M^r Howards Office on the 4^th four shillings Aid	17000	5450	11	05	00
	12	Paid into M^r Palme's Office on the 4^th four shillings Aid	16000	5131	06	05	00
	16	Paid into M^r Carew's Office on the 10^ths of the Clergy 600^℔, On duty on Coffee 100^℔ on Dutchy of Cornwall Revenue 600^℔, on Hereditary & temporary Excise for Tallys of Pro 13700	15000	4810	09	00	00
	19	Paid into M^r Palme's Office on Hereditary & temporary Excise 2300 on seizurees 1000, on imprest money repaid by the Treasurer of the Navy 4000^℔, on letter money to be repaid the Receiver general 2600, on land Revenue 200 on Proffers 200, on the 1^st 4 shillings aid 700, on coynage Duty 1650 On imprest money repaid by the Earle of Ranelagh 6350 on $\frac{3}{4}$ Customes 400^℔ on rents of the Lottery Farme 900 on alienations 12000 on duties on glass wares &c 600	22000	7058	02	10	00
	24	Paid into M^r Palme's Office on the 3^d 4 shillings aid 3500 on the $\frac{2}{7}$ Tunnage duty 200 on the $\frac{5}{7}$ Tunnage Duty 200 On the new customes 1200, On Impositions on East India good 500^℔ On Impositions on Wines 1200, on impositions on Tobacco 4100 on the $\frac{2}{3}$ double IX^d excise 2100 On the $\frac{1}{3}$ double IX^d excise 1000, on Excise for 99 years 1500, On duties on Vellum paper &c 700, On duties on Coales 500^℔, On duties on marriages &c 1000, on the 2^d quarterly Poll 500, on the 4^th four shillings aid 800	19000	6097	02	05	00
Ian. 2		Paid into M^r Howard's office on the 4^th shillings aid	21000	6732	00	00	00
	9	Paid into M^r Palme's office on the 4^th 4 shillings aid	16000	5136	01	10	00
	13	Paid into M^r Carews Office on the 4^th four shillings Aid	7400	2374	09	00	00
	16	Paid into M^r Howards Office on the 4^th four shillings Aid	5000	1606	04	10	00
	20	Paid into M^r Palmes Office on additionall Impositions 243^lb 2^s. 0^d. On the 3^d four shillings aid 453. 05. 04. On the $\frac{2}{7}$ Tunnage duty 175. 08. 03 On the $\frac{5}{7}$ Tunnage duty 404. 14. 11 On new customes 514. 5. 10. On duties on salt 58. 16. 9. on impositions on East India good 364. 7. 7. On impositions on wines 444. 7. 8. On impositions on Tobacco 458. 0. 11 on the $\frac{2}{3}$ double IX^d Excise 545. 1. 3. On the $\frac{1}{3}$ double <286v> IX^d excise 235^lb. 15^s. 2^d. On excise for 99 years 242. 7. 2. On duties on Velum &c 255. 7. 11 On duties on coales 311. 5. 1. On duties on marriages 244. 14. 0. On the 2^d quarterly poll 418. 0. 10. On the 4^th 4 shillings aid 2511. 15. 3. On the 2^d 4 shillings aid. 85. 4. 4 On the 10^th of the Clergy 364. 13. 3. On duties on Coffee 162. 12. 11. On Dutchy of Cornwall Revenue 328. 18. 9 On Hereditary & temporary Excise for Tallys of Pro 1754. 14. 7. On seizures 180. 18. 4 On imprest money repaid by Treasurer of the Navy 361. 5. 3. On letter money to be repaid by Receiver General 240. 16. 1 On land revenue 89. 16. 10. On Proffers 22. 10. 2. On the 1^st 4 shillings aid 168. 9. 3. On the Coynage duty 52. 11. 1. On Rents on grants 134. 0. 7. On imprest money repaid by Earl of Ranelagh 140. 9. 7. On $\frac{3}{4}$ customes 66. 6. 6. on the 1^st quarterly poll 38. 17. 8. On Kings Bench fines 56. 2. 2. On the aid of 2^s per pound 10. 16. 5. On the additional aid of 1^s. 5. 7. 0. On the Review of the 1^st Quarterly Poll 2. 18. 5 On the Rents of Lottery Farm 42. 14. 3 On alienations 45. 7. 10 On Duties on glass wares &c 40. 18. 0.
	20		12278^lb. 5^s. 2^d	3941	03	10	23
		Paid Tho. Iett Esq^r by Warrant of the Lords of the Treasury dated Nov. 4 for himself & others mentioned in his last being for the charges of telling Melting &c the summ of	889. 3. 4	285	09	05	00
		Paid Peter Floyer & Charles Shales by Warrant of the Lords &c dated Nov. 20 for themselves & others mentioned in their list being part of the charges incident to the melting of the clipt moneys the summ of	1088. 2. 10	348	09	00	00
		Paid John Packer Esq^r by Warrant of the Lords &c dated Dec 5 for himself & others mentioned in his list	571174	183	03	05	00
		Deducted for the charges of refining melting & coining of this 12^t general Remain & other Incidents relating thereunto as by particualrs specified in the Bill of charges delivered to the Lords Commissioners of his Majesties Treasury which ballances & compleats the standard of this 12^th general REmain, the summ of	11379 10. 4	3652	09	04	20
			403606. 19. 0	129550	05	09	23