Report of the moneys from fishing a wreck near the Isle of Mayo

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To the Right Honourable the Lorsd Commissioners of his Majestys Treasury.

Sir Isaac Newton Master & Worker of His Majestys Mint, and In^o: Sydenham, most humbly Represents.

That persuant to His Majestys Warrant dated the 1^st: Nov^r: 1721. We went to the House of M^r: And^r: Drummonds Goldsmith at Charing Cross, where in the Presence of the Agent for the Proprietors of the Pattent granted to Iacob Rowe Esq^r. for fishing on Wrecks, did see the silver weighed, and Receiv'd for the Vse of his Majesty $\frac{1}{10}$ part thereof, and have converted the same into the Current coyn of this Kingdom, and pay'd the net Proceed unto Casper Frederick Henning Esp^r: persuant to the Directions of the said Warrant an Account of which is Annexed

Which is most humbly submitted

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An Account of His Majestys Share of A Wreck near the Isle of Mayo, taken Vp by Cap^t. Iac: Rowe

19^th Dec^r 1721

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Sir Isaac Newton
Master of the Mint

19 Dec
1721

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An Account of the silver Monies proceeding from 618^lwt. 11^oz. of silver Bullion and Spanish silver coyn melted down, being his Majesties Tenth part of the Treasure taken up from a Wreck in the sea near the Isle of Mayo, pursuant to his Majesties Pattent granted to Iacob Rowe Esq^r. for fishing of Wrecks, viz.

5^th December 1721

Is. Newton

In^oSydenham