The three spanish pieces of Spanis two Ryals of ststandard silver wchwhich I receivedwchwhich were sent to me by yoryour LordpsLordships order to be examined are very unequally coined. One of them weighd 3dwt 6$\frac{1}{4}$ grains & is 4$\frac{1}{2}$dwt worse then our standard. Another weighsd 3dwt 13grains & is standard wanting only a qu scant. A third weighs 3 dwt 10$\frac{2}{3}$gr & is 4$\frac{1}{2}$dwt worse. These three & that wchwhich by your lordpslordships order I caused to be assayed some monthsweeks agoe & wchwhich was in weight assay 3$\frac{1}{2}$dwt worse then standard, & weighed 3dwt 6gr, are one wthwith another at a medium in weight 3dwt 9gr && in weight &Assay 3$\frac{3}{16}$dwt worse than stastandard & in value 10d$\frac{\mathrm{\{?\}}}{\mathrm{\{?\}}}$$\frac{5}{16}$.+And [five of these two Ryall pieces are almost 5 per cent betterworse then a Mexico piece of eight] a Mexico piece of eight worth 54-76 is almost 5 per cent better in value then 5 of these two Ryal pieces. And if 800000 such Mexico pieces of 8 will make 4189000 such two Ryal pieces And if a Mexico picepiece of eight be worth 4s 6d then 800000 pieces of eight will make [4189094] about 4189000 two Ryall pieces of K. Charles.