Clarke, Richard [Editor]: The regulations of the government of Fort William in Bengal in force at the end of 1853 - to which are added, the acts of the government of India in force in that presidency: with lists of titles and an index (2): Regulations from 1806 to 1834 (London, 1854)

XXXV. 1793, re-
scinded.

Sec.ii.Reg.il.
1812,rescinded.
Duty to be levied on
bullion or coin deli-
vered into the Calcutta
mint for coinage.

Duty to be levied
if the proprietor shall
desire to have his bul-
lion or coin converted
into halves or quarters
of rupees.
Duty to be levied if
such coin shall consist

Course of proceeding
to be observed when
silver bullion or coin
shall be delivered into
the mint.

Cls.3and4, Sec.v.
Reg. II. 1812, re-
scinded.
Mode of proceeding
when gold bullion or
coin brought to the
mint for coinage, shall
than thestandard pre-
scribed for the gold
mohur,

Mode of proceeding
when it may be inferior
to the above-specified
standard.

524 REGULATION XIV. [A.D. 1818.
the weight and standard of the nineteenth sun Acca rupee and gold mohur,
is hereby rescinded.
[Weight and standard of the Calcutta sicca rupee and gold
mohur.]—AapcrvcAA /a/ AbAzoa 1AA. AA XIAA 1835.
II. [Calcutta sicca rupees and gold mohurs to be legal tender.]—
^ AA^ XU/A 1835, a^XAZA. 1836.
III. AWA. The following provisions shall be substituted for those of
Section II. Regulation II. 1812, which are hereby rescinded.
SYcozaA All silver bullion or coin (not being struck at the Calcutta see Sec. v.
mint) which may be delivered into that mint for coinage, shall be subject Reg.vn.i833.
to a duty at the rate of two per cent, on the produce of such bullion or
coin, in Acca rupees o/' ^A<? a<5cwg zaAqAzi Aa?z&oA; and the amount of
the said duty shall be accordingly deducted from the return to be made to
the proprietor.
AAfrA Individuals who may be desirous of it shall be at liberty to have
their bullion or coin converted into halves or quarters of the a^ovg rupee,
on condition of paying a duty at the rate of one per cent, in addition to the
duty of two per cent, established by the preceding clause.
AhaAA. Should, however, the coin brought to the mint for that purpose See Sched.
consist of Calcutta Acca.? of the former or present weight and standard, Reg-^ii-1833.
the proprietors shall oniy be subject to the additional duty of one per cent.,
and not to the duty on ali other coin and bullion.
AY/M. On delivery of the silver bullion or coin into the mint, the mint- See Sched.
master shall grant to the proprietor a receipt, entitling him to a certificate Reg.YH.i833.
from the assay-master, for the net produce of such bullion or coin,
aqz^caAy Me Aa Ae vzM/aMeY AN AAqaAAoa, azazAea' (Ao. 1),
payable at the general treasury at Calcutta [<A Me aaqArazYoya q/ Azy,$], Rescinded by
if the produce be deliverable in whole rupees: [aaaf Me ezepM'azYoa q/ Reg-
^zeeazh/ zfaz/^], if the produce be deliverable in halves or quarters of a rupee,
from the date of such certificate. In the latter case, the additional duty
established by Clause Third, Section IV. of this Regulation, is of course to
be deducted from the net produce.
IV. [Provision for receipt of deteriorated coins.]—Xzqoezwe&A A/ Nec-
AAA Ac^XFAA 1835.
V. AY?-A. The following rules shall be observed in lieu of the third
and fourth clauses of Section V. Regulation II. 1812, which are hereby
rescinded.
NecazzA. For all gold bullion or coin equal to, or better than the standard
prescribed for the gold mohur by this Regulation, which may be brought
to the mint for coinage, a number of the new gold mohurs, or of the
halves and quarters of such mohurs, equal to the produce of such bullion,
shall be returned to the proprietor, after deducting the duty [q/* Aco azz.A Superseded by
Aa/f qze?' cezz^., av zzzezzfMzzeA zzz CVazzve SYcozzA, SeAzozz U. XeqzAaMzzz /A ^'
1812].
AAzz'A. All gold bullion or gold coin, being under the above-specified
standard, which may be delivered into the Calcutta mint for coinage,
shall, in addition to the duty of two rupees [ezqAz! azzzza^] per cent. [AAeA