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F.

X

e

r.,.

DI/r.

er.

Dllc.

If

100 : 60

..

72

4

1:

Ó

43·H{ !·

Duc.

lIT".

nuc.

/I1l'r.

Ir I

:

3

60

::

4 H4 l ~·

q

6

4

137 : }

/II,·r.

fi(/jI.

/11" ..

Pinjl.

Ir

172 :

.. 15

64

1

37:

o :

575

0

1

~

r

Ir IVe (upro(c the cOl1r(e

o(

dircél exchanr.c to Srain

10 he 41t d. Stl!r1ing

p"

pi.,Ore, the 1000 1. rClIlitted

\\'ol1ld only amount

III

564 7: piallrcs ; . nd, con(e'luent.

Iy, 10) piaOres are ga,ntd lly the ncgocialioo¡ th,t is,

abuUl

2

pu

«(111.

2.

A

hanker in AmOcrdam remits 10 London 400 1.

Fletn,n,; Cirlllo Ff'nce at 56d. Flemin, pacrown ; from

Fr."ce to Venice

~t

100 crOIVns

t"

61) ducats ; (rom

Venice to Hdmburr,hat 100

d.

Flemifh

fa

ducat ; (rom

Hom~urgh

to Lilllon al 50

O.

Flem;n,

I" r

cru(ade of

400 ree! ; and, I.fily, from Lifbon

10

Lond"n al 64

d.

Slerling

p"

milree : HolV much Slerling money will the

remimnce ;muunt lO ! and holV mueh will be gained ur

(.ved, (uppoC,ng the direll exch. nge frnm Hollapd la

Londonal 36 s. 10

d.

Flemin,

t er

1.

Sterling !

Anltedtnll. Con¡" qll,r,II,

56 d, Flem.

=

I

crown

100 crOlVns

=

60 dl1cals.

I

ducat

=

100 d. Flem.

50 d. Flem,

=

400

rm.

1000 rm

=

64 d. Stetling.

Howmaoy

d.

Ster

=

4001. or

96000

d. Flemin,!

This, in tbe (rallional (orm, will fl anel as (ollolVs.

.i~!.::.OX400X61 X9~00

=

2.

686

19,

and

50X ,oOX50X I000

7

7l368640( 51 66 1~d.

Ster.

=

1191. 8. s.

6~

d. Sto

AI/f.

To fi no how much the exchange from Amflerdamdi·

rellly to London, al 365. lo d. flemilb

prr

1. Sterling,

will amouot to, (ay,

l .

d.

d.

n.

l .. SI, d

FI.

L.

l .

d. SI.

3610

Ir

44 2 :

I ::

96000 : 217 3

lO!

12

219 B 61

Gained or

(a~ed,

2 4 B"I

lo the above example, the pa r o( arbit rarion, or the

albnrated "rice. l'el\Veln Lnndon

.lId

Arnllcnl.lo"

VI:.

Ihe num:'('r

,l

f ltmin, pence eiveo for 11. Sletl,ns, may

ue fourel,I"" :

M,ke(,4 d.

Sterlin~,

the price of Ihe nlllree, the fir(l

amece,leot; ,hen all !t,e former «'''(¡''I"lotS \l'ill be·

COOl< antll:eden:I, and

;,11

the

~nlec'

,Iu,'s

wd l

hecome

l:III('~"t"lS.

l'lace

21",

,he penee

lO

I

1.

Stcrltnr, as

',.e

1,1t

e"nf( 'lueOI,

,''0

thlA pro(e,.d 's I.II1Ghl

ablllr,

111::.

t '..

11.

No 48.

t

E X

e

Allla ed,roll . r:onj.-q' 'IIII.

6. d.

s!".

=

1000 re( s.

400 rm

=

So d. Flem.

loe d. Flem.

=

1ducal.

60 0ucals

=

100 crolVns.

I crOIVn

=

56 d. Flem.

How many

d.

Flem.

=

240 d. St<r. !

~c:X50X~~~~.~~_

9li ,

and

64X400X ,ooX60 - 2

2)875(m{d.

=

36s.

5~d.

Flem.

pul.

Sler.

Anf.

Or Ihe ubitraled price

ma

y

bc (ound fromthe an(wcr

to thequeflioo, by faying,

d.

Slrr.

d: FI"II. d

SI.

If

)~B6~

:

~6000

::

240

7

7

2688

1344

d.

l .

d.

FI"II.

3

686

'1

0 )161l80000(43i t

=

36 5t as befare.

The work may be proved by the arbitrated prieeIhus ;

As 11. Slerling 10 36s.

¡;d.

Flemilb, (o 21 9 1. Bs.

6~ d.

Slerling la 4001. Flemifh.

The arbitrated price compared with the direll (our(e

lbolVs whether the direll or circular remillance

\\,,11

be

mon advanlageous, and how mucho Thus the banker al

Amfierdam will Ihink it beller exchange to rrccive 1

1.

Sterling for

;6

s. 5t d. FleOliJh, lhao for 36 s. 10 d.

1'lemilb .

EX CHANGt

C,gnifies nl(o a place in mofl conr.derable !r3-

ding cilies, IVhereio the merchanls, negociaots, agents,

bankers, brokers, inlCl preters, and other per(ons

concerned io eu",merce, Oleel on certain da)'s,

and at cenain ti mes thereo(, to conrcr and !reat log: '

Iher o( matlers lelaling toexchanges, remimoces, pa)'·

meolS, ad"eotures, affurances, fretghtments, and other

n!Cre.nllle

ne~oci"lions,

bOlh lly (ca and land.

EXC II EQYER,

in the Britin, jurifprudence. an ancieot

coun uf ,(cord, in \Vhich all cauCes conceroiog Ihe

re·

veoucs and righrs o( Ihe crown are h('ard aod cklcrmi·

ned, and where the crolVn·re"enues are receiveJ .

h

IonkIhis n?me frol1l lhe clOlh tlm covered the la·

hle

d

Ihe court, which was pmy.coloured, or che·

qucred.

T his coun is ("iJ to have been

cre\~e¡J

by William

Ihe conquanr, i" modd

beio~ la~en

rruma He coun

,tlabhlhed in N<>rmaody long bdo,e Ihitt time. An·

('i",tI)' ils

atllhorily'\\ a~

fo J'.rl·at, Ihat il was

!tel,1

In

Ihe k:ng's pit!:trc, ?n.t th "ns ,hcreof were nOl tO

b<!

cx.II"

",etl

or

cc.ntrollcd in

~ny

(I(h" (I( Ih:

~iug',

r"um; hur, at pre(,nl, il is ,he I.U of lhe

(~ur

crll\tS

:tt \\'('[In;n!'.,.

I R

Jo