46have forty or fifty such impressions, and at last become completelydefaced. Neither of these modes of making the rupee Soolakiediminishes at all the weight of it, but, according to long custom,its value in exchange becomes greatly reduced when it is importedinto the Company's territories."It appears from a letter addressed to the Board of Eevenue bythe Collector of Tinnevelly that by an old order of Governmentit was provided that allpayments made to the troops in thatprovince should be solely in Cully fanams (which are stated tohave been coined originally by the Hindu Government in thatprovince) at the fixed exchange of sixteen and a half per starpagoda. This order was rescinded in the course of the year 1812.The followinglist is of interest as showing the various kindsof gold and silver coins which were melted and recoined at theMadras Mint in the years 1807 to 1813 ^Timmanaidoo Pagodas.Sul tawnyBunderCacanadiePagodas.VencataputtyEassee EapadumDo<strong>org</strong>eePoondanull and LongvetJemsherryPulk Bunder KurkyFerokeBengal oreAhamuddyStar Pagodas soldered with rings.AununtaroySataury or Sravanaroy Pagodas.MadrasTanjoreFanams.Sunnakurk or Madras Pagodas.Mittee or,,Porto Novo Pagodas.Bahadari,,Pulliput ,,Siddeke, ,Timmanaidoo Half Pagodas.SharkanyGajaputtyDarvadyNaidoo PertaupSubderallyNew SubderallyCommengySt. ThomeKurky ,,AtchootaroyElephant ,,Ekary Old ,,EkaryOld Mahomed Shaye ,,New,, HurpanullyOldPagodas.,,New,,SravanoreOld Arnee,,Vandavash,,Pulicat,,Vencataputty.BombayKauket or Aparunjee ,,EasseeTimmanaidooCanteroyNew VeroyOldAununtaroy, DoubleSingleGopallyNew GopallyOldTravancottah CullyArealoreWoodiaryCullyChuckreeCalicutTinnavelly ,,New Gold Mohur.OldOne-third Old Gold Mohur.,,New Gold Mohur.Sunnamola Mohur.BombayAkburryDilheRasseeSoorat JayanagurSidtaunyWallacePoonah1 The spelling is retained as it occurs in the Mint Becords.
47Venetions or Shanar Cash.Alkoss Cash.Guinea Cass.Mydores.St. Thome Cash.Gold Rupees.Spanish Dollars.CutGerman Crowns.American Dollars.Duccatoons.Pondicherry Eupees.,, ,,2nd sort.Soolaky , ,Arcot,,Nabob Arcot,,Arcot Soolaky ,,Nokurrah,,Mysore ,,Mallarthaye ,,Sunnamola,,SooratRassee,,AdonyKurnalChellavany Rupees.Narrain PettahCompany's SoolakyCunnanoreGurnamullySultaunyEmaumyChandolyMasulipatamBombayElephantHalt' Pagodas.Quarter ,,Sravanore Rupees.SiccaArcotBunderKaukenadooPulicatFour Annas.Bungapully Rupees.Chuckrums.Telli cherry Fanams.Various otherUnder the heading July 21, 1813, Euding says 1 : "The 1813.coins which usually circulated in the East <strong>In</strong>dies had not, as itappears, received any sanction from Government, until an Actwhich was passed at this time declared it to be expedient for theprotection of property and trade in the East <strong>In</strong>dies, that, etc., etc. ;and also that further provisions should be made for the punishmentof the crimes of, etc., etc., and of counterfeiting the current coin,and uttering such counterfeit coin in the East <strong>In</strong>dies ;it thereforeenacted that ifany person within the local limits of the criminaljurisdiction of any of His Majesty's Courts at Fort William, FortSt. Ge<strong>org</strong>e, Bombay, or Prince of "Wales' Island, or if anyperson, personally subject to the jurisdiction of the said courts, atany place in the East <strong>In</strong>dies, or any place between the Cape ofGood Hope and the Straits of Magellan, where the United Companyof Merchants of England trading to the East <strong>In</strong>dies should have asettlement, factory, or other establishment, should counterfeit, orprocure to be counterfeited, or willingly act or assist in counterfeitingany of the gold or silver coins of any of the BritishGovernments in <strong>In</strong>dia, or any gold or silver coin usually currentand received as money in payments in any part of the Britishpossessions in the East <strong>In</strong>dies, it should and might be lawful forthe court, before which any such person should be convicted of anysuch offence by due course of law, to order and adjudge thatsuch person should be transported to such place beyond the seas,and for such term of years as the said court should direct. Thepunishment for uttering such counterfeit coin, knowingit to besuch, to be upon conviction, for the first offence six months'imprisonment with hard labour during that time at the discretion1. Op. cit., vol. ii, p. 111.
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