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those coins be extensive,
there
might
to be
considerable profit from their coinage:
but it is evident that in
these coins in England
purchasing,
and in
means it now
possesses for employing
a
large and costly staff.
10.
lo
getting
ont twice the quantity ordered- the
Colony is encouraging rivalry
8.
May
a ruinous
with its own workmen.
I therefore trust this letter
be in time to prevent at least any further coinage in England
of
9.
ао
Silver 10 cent pieces for this Colony- The amount (£60000) notified
being
now in transit is the whole
quantity ordered and I think the
Colony
should not be compelled to receive Coins
and
the
which it has not ordered, manufacture of which is the principal
If the mistake be attributable
orders
from
any the Colony
here then of
must take the
Course
Consequences.
but if otherwise then in no manner ought the interests of the Colony, to suffer, and the further issue from England of all silver 10 cent pieces
the # boooo now expected should be promptly countermanded.
The means of employing
11.
the mint at present and its- prospects otherwise much form the
subject of early separate
an
Communication. I allude to the
subject here because the above