TABLE XI.-Statement of the Coinage of Gold and Silver at the Calcutta Mint, from 1801-2 to 1832-33. Government and Individuals. Official year. Bombay Rs. value in Sa. Rs. Furukhabad Rs. va- Madras Rs. value in lue in Sa. Rs. Sa. Rs. Total Sicca Rupees. 31,56,366 8 0 47,92,584 8 0 78,31,170 12 0 0 0 82,76,886 0 0 1810-11, 10,29,656 0 0 1811-12, 18,54,703 9 4 1812-13, 12,56,319 0 0 1813-14, 10,91,853 12 8 1814-15, 1815-16, 1816-17, 1817-18, 1818-19, 3,63,105 6 8 1,26,26,765 15 8 1819-20, 5,37,670 9 4 2,53,16,488 6 11 40,13,481 2 11 10,29,950 6 4 1,49,12,450 9 5 2,35,11,315 4 2 70,82,691 1 0 1826-27, 34,26,832 0 0 80,97,615 0 0 1,16,62,261 6 11 99,39,505 8 11 1827-28,. 4,79,616 0 0 57,51,101 0 이 9,18,048 15 0 71,48,765 15 0 1828-29, 5,01,296 0 0 56,16,600 0 0 84,240 2 11 1829-30, 10,24,032 0 0 51,24,391 8 0 32,71,093 3 5 1830-31, 17,58,896 0 0 13,83,356 0 0 24,30,140 7 8 1831-32, 18,39,392 0 0 16,27,486 12 0 28,50,236 2 4 62,02,136 2 11 94,19,516 11 5 63,17,114 14 4 1832-33, 23,71,024 0 0 45,05,277 0 0 31,85,202 15 8 1,00,61,503 15 8 TABLE XII.-Statement of Silver Coinage in the Mofussil Mints, from 1804 to 1833, inclusive. The register of the coinage at Benares anterior to 1804 was not procurable. Imports and Exports of Bullion. 59 TABLE XIII.-Imports and Exports of Bullion, from 1813-14 to 1832-32 The three foregoing Tables are alluded to in page 36-37 they require no further explanation. On some future occasion we may be enabled to add a statement of the coinage at Madras and Bombay, and perhaps at Lucknow and some of the principal native courts. The hasty and incoherent manner in which the whole of the paper on the monetary system has been drawn up, without previous preparation or arrangement, must apologize for its numerous defects. |