A TABLE whereby to find the juft Date of Bills of Exchange from Old Style to New Style, and the contrary, for ever. Old Style. July. Dec. New Style. Aug. Jan. Mar. May. July. O. S. Aug. Jan. Mar. May. July. Aug. Jan. Mar. May. July. O&t. N. S. O. S. Γ |21|22|23|24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Oct. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 O&. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 2+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 61 74 81 9|10|11 EXAMPLE II. Under Old Style, or O. S. is found New Style, or N. S. and against them refpectively the Days of the Month, whether in the fame or the fucceeding Month. EXAMPLE I. Given the 25th of July O. S. required the day of the Month N. S. Now against July in the firft Line in one of the Columns is found and underneath it in the 25, next Line is 5; and against 5 in the fecond Line ftands Auguft under July: Therefore the 25th of July O. S. is the 5th Day of August N. S. Given the 23d O. S. of February in Leap Year, required the Day of the Month N. S. and under the 23d of February Leap Year is found the 5th of March N. S. N. B. When the Question happens within the Limit of the Month, the Anfwer is had without confulting the Table, by only adding 11 Days. As for Example: Given the 13th of May O. S. required the Day of the Month N. S. and the Anfwer, by adding 11, is the 24th of May N. S. See the TABLE. Sir ISAAC NEWTON'S TABLE of foreign GOLD and SILVER COINS. FOREIGN SILVER COINS. The Rixdollar, or Patagon of Cologn Affay. Weight. Stand. Wt. | Value. dwt.dw. The Rixdollar, or Patagon of the Bishop of Liege The Rixdollar of Mentz The Rixdollar of Francfort The Rixdollar of the Elector Palatine of the Rhine and Bavaria, before 1620 The Rixdollar of Nuremburgh The Double Gulden of the Elector of Hanover The old Rixdollar of Lunenburgh The old Rixdollar of Hanover The Gulden of the Elector of Hanover, or Piece of The Half Gulden of the Electorate of Hanover, or Piece of The Gulden of the Duke of Zell, or Piece of 16 Gutz Grofh The Gulden of the Bishop of Hildesheim, or Piece of 24 Marien Grosh, now raised to 26 The Rixdollar of Magdeburgh The Gulden, or Guilder of Magdeburgh The old Rixdollar of the Elector of Brandenburgh The old Gulden of Brandenburgh, now raised from 24 to 26 Marien Grosh The Gulden of Brandenburgh, or Piece of The Half Gulden of Brandenburgh, or Piece of 13 The Gulden of the Elector of Saxony, or Piece of The old Bank Dollar of Hamburgh The old Rixdollar of Lubec gr. dw. gr. pts. d. W. 13 18 12 16 17 22 16 23 618 8 17 19 22 700 52 229 55 48 116 55 53 27 9 18 8 17 14 161 54 53 17 77788 48 22 22 9 18 343 14 07 477 27 07 060 30 21 000 54 27 9 6 705 28 67 17 19 059 55 17 4 9 19 441 30 41 3 8 23 283 27 81 4 II 641 13 09 689 28 094 54 846 55 Sir ISAAC NEWTON'S TABLE of foreign GOLD and SILVER COINS. FOREIGN SILVER COINS. The four Mark Piece of Denmark, of coarfer Allay The four Mark Piece of Denmark, of finer Allay The eight Mark Piece of Sweden The four Mark Pięce of Sweden Aflay. Weight. Stand. Wt. | Value. 8 14 1310 21 II gr. pts. d. Sta. 20 20 62 W. 5813 12 9 23 351 30 92 The two Mark Piece of Sweden 6 19 The old Dollar of Dantzick 102/18 9 12 17 The old Rixdollar of Thorn near Dantzick 12 18 17 141 54 27 8 The old Rixdollar of Sigifmund III. and Vladislaus IV. Kings of Poland The old Ducat of Venice, with the Words Ducatus Venetus upon it; a Piece of 6 old Livres, afterwards raised, I think, to 6 Livres 4 Sols de Picoli The Half Ducat The new Ducat with the No. 124 upon it, fignifying 124 Sols, or 6 Livres Sols de Picoli The Crufado Croifat, or St. Mark of Venice, with the No. 140 upon it, fignifying 140 Sols, or 7 Livres de Picoli The Half Crufado of the fame Form The Quarter Crufado of the fame Form 718 13 23 14 15 18 I 950 17 12 17 8833 1818 688 53 85 134 54 04 141 54 27 141 54 27 320 53 78 280 56 24 16 23 653 52 651 844 40 50 13 76 1 12 922 20 25 E Sir ISAAC NEWTON'S TABLE of foreign GOLD and SILVER COINS. FOREIGN SILVER COINS. The Carlin, or tenth Part of the Ducat Another Coin of Venice The Piece of two Jewels The Ducat de Banco of Naples, or Piece of 5 Tarins, or 10 Carlins, or 100 Grains W. The Tarin, or fifth Part of the Ducat The Efcudi Efcu, or Crown of Rome, or Piece of 10 Julio's, or 100 Bayoches The Ducat of Florence and Leghorn, or Piece of 7 Livres, or 10 Julio's The Piaftre Ecu, or Crown of Ferdinand II. Duke of Tuscany The Piaftre Ecu, or Crown of Cofmus III. prefent Duke of Tufcany, whofe Monies are about 4 per Cent. lighter than thofe of his Father; this Piece is 8 Julio's The Croifat of Genoa, or 7 Livres The Ecu d'Argent of Genoa, or Piece of 7 Livres 12 Sols The Piaftre Ecu, or Crown of Milan 63333 3501 3 15 3 17 05 14 13 19 43 7 6 21 21 2 2 18 384 8 09 3 1 I 9 047 4 04 A Gout Gulden, or Florin d'Or, a Dutch Coin of 28 Stivers Another Gout Gulden Another W. I 23 11 48 12 48 20 20 3 8 2 453 24 07. II 283 26 918 26 745129 26 |