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Whereas we have heretofore been pleased to direct that copper
money should bifioined of the currency of Ireland, to be circu-
lated only in that part of Our United Kingdom, and to pass cur•
rent as one penny, one halfpenny, and one farthing respectively, of
such Irish currency ; and whereas an Act, passed in the sixth
year 9f our reign, for the assimilation of the currency and monies
of account throughout the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland tinder the provisions of which we directed a new copper
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coinage to be prepared for' circulation in the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and • Ireland, • and which by a Procla-
mation issued by Our Lord Lieutenant of Ireland,
dated Dublin the twenty-sixth December one thousand eight
hundred and twenty.five, was directed to be current at the fol-
lowing xistee, vita.: one penny as tlet, twelfth part of one British
silver shilling,
ourhalfpenny as thetwepW-fourth part of one British
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silver shilling, and 9,ye *thing as the forty-eighth part of one
. British silver : and it was by the said proclamation pro-
vided, that the several pieces of copper money of the then cur-
rency of Ireland should, until otherwise declared, pass current 1
according to the then standard value, : the penny piece as of 1
the value of one •thirteenth part of one British silver shilling, one
halfpenny as of the value of one twenty-sixth part of • one British
silver:shilling, and one farthing as of the value of one fifty-second
part of a British silver shilling; and whereas it has been repre-
sented to Us, that great inconvenienices arise from the copper
coin heretofore coined for Ireland being current at a different and
lower rate than that coined for the general circulation of the
United Kingdom, and that it will be a considerable time before the
can be recoined ; We have, therefore, with the advice of out
Privy Council, thought fit to issue this our Proclamation ; and
we do hereby declare and command, that all such pieces of
copper money of the said currency of Ireland, as have heretofore
been coined fur circulation in that part of the United Kingdom,
shall, from and after the date hereof, cease to be current in Ire-
land at the rates aforesaid ; and that from attul after the date
hereof all such pieces of copper money shall be the current and
' lawful mosey of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire-
land, and until the same shall be called in and recoined shall pass
and he received as current and lawful money of the said United
Kingdom, at the 'rates following ; that is to say, every such
penny piece of the said currency as the twelfth part of one
shilling British silver money ' every such halfpenny piece its. the
twenty-fourth, part of one .shilling British silver money ; and
every such farthing piece as the forty-eigth
,part of one shilling
British silver money ; provided that no person shall be obliged to
take more of such penny pieces, in one payment, thaw shall be
of the value of one shilling, after the'rate aforesaid, or to take
snore of such halfpenny, or farthing pieces, in any one payment,
than shall be of the value of sixpence, after the rite aforesaid.
Given at our Court, at' Windsor, this twelfth day of July,
one thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, and in the seventh
year of our reign.
GOD SAVE THE KING.

Crown-Office, July'lo, 1826
Al talts returned to serve in the NEW PARLIAMENT.

BURGHS OF PEEBLES, LINLITHGOW, SELKIRK, AN LANARK--
Adam Hay, Esq. banker, in Edinburgh.
I.)ISNTY OF ABERDEEN—The Hon. William Gordon, of Minnie%
ELGIN, BANFF, CULLEN, KINTORE, AND INVERL

General the Hon. Alexander Duff, Colonel of the 92d Re,gi-
ment of Foot.
Consery or LANARK.—The Right Hon. Archibald Hamilton
(commonly called Lord Archibald. Hamilton).
BURGHS OF RUTHFROLRN, GLASGOW, DUMBARTON, ATLI> REN-
FREW-Archibald Campbell, Esq. of Blythswood.
COUNTY OF NOkrotx—Thoinas William Coke; Esq. ; Edmond
Wodehouso, Esq.
BOROUGH OF GREAT YARIVrOUTH-LiedC.-Colonel the Hon.
George Anson, 'of SlingbOrongli, in' the county of Stafford ;
Chas. Edm. Rwnbohl, of Watton, in the county of:Harts, Esq.
BOROUGH or .Kusies LYNN—The Right. Hon. WM. Henry Ca-
veudish Bentiock (commonly cxllyd Lord William ;
the Honourable John Walpole.
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Bottotionor tri:irOno—The Right Hon. Charles Fitzroy the
younger (ic:innionly called Lord Charles Fitzroy)'; William
Bingluun 'ring, Esq.
Boliouan 06 ICASTLE RISING.---The Hon. Wm. Henry Hill
Chohnondeley (commonly Called Lord Henry Cholmortdley ;
the 'Hon. Folk Griville Howard, of the borough of Castle.
Rising aforaid.
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COUNTY
or BascsNocK—Thomas Wood, of Gwernevet, in the
said county of Brecknock,
BOROUGH OF %ECK Nocx—george Gould Morgan,
,Esq..
COUNTY OF .WESTMOREL The Right Hon. William Lord
• Viscount LoWther, 'ofLOWther,,ip the county of Westmoreland ;
the non.' 'Colonel Henry' Cecil Lowther, of Lowther aforesaid.
Bosom( or Avei.rsv--The lion. Henry Infton ; the Hon.
James Maitland (commonly called Lord Viscount Maitland). •
COUNTY OP STAFFORD--,-EdWard John Littleton, Esq. ; Sir
John' Wrottesley,. Bait.
Boeotian OF STAFFORD--Richard Ironmonger, Esq. ; Ralph
Benson, Esq.
Bottheott OF NEWCASTLE-UNDE'R.LYMR.-Robert John Wil-
mot Horton, Esq. ;. Richardson Borradaile, Esq.
CouWTY or Yottx.—Tl te Right Hon. Charles William' -Went-
worth • (commonly called- Viscount Milton) ; the
Honourable William Dinicombe, of Burghwallis, in the same
county ; Richard Fountayne Wilson, Of Melton, in the same
county, Esq. ; John Marshall,. of nettilingly,7 in the same
county, Esq.

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BOROUGH OF Atonottouoir.—Clinton James Fynes Clinton, of
in: the county of Middlesex, Esq. ; Sir Alex-
ander Grant, of 'Whitehall-gardens, in the county of Middle-
sex, Bart.
BOROUGH OF BOROUGHRRIDGE—GeO
Fge Mundy, of Cork-street,
in the county, Aiidtilescx. Eq. Captain in .the Royal
Navy ; Henry Dawkins, of Green-street, in the same'conuty,
Esq. a Lieut.-Colonel in the Coldstreani Guards.
P.,onotrOtt OF BEVERI.V.Y--John Stewart, Esq. ; Chas; Harrison
Batley, Esq.
Llottoncni or HEDOX—John Baillie, Egg, ; Thomas Hyde

Villiers, Esq.
BOROUGH or KNAREssoitouoti—The Right. Ifni,. George
or Esq. ; the
BoTaizzyr ; JA7AutesfilLiae_
jkinohtostib,clinarties
namsden,
Hon. Constantine Henry Phipps (commonly called Lord Vi -

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ceunt'NurMianbY)* N
—The Hon. Henry Laseelles, of
Boaouctt or NORTIIALLIRTO
county
Sir Joh n PO() in
Btla'rt. and Admiral in his
RA-Taie':!Y.9 Lirtaamas Houltlsworni, of %tams-
saouluicioty,
Royal Navy.
__..ROM.H OF A-=Thames--•••---
oter, Esq. • Le Gendre ter, in the county palatine of
Nicholas Rtarkie, of Huntroyd, uLanthec:coun7Dpiu-al.ua'bitisne; osfauLiatnie-l.
easter, 1,
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Barwwrelatittll°ll:ntlittlornitßma°rrelrt, EstiThe. 11°114.
Thomas
Boaouutt Rieuts.—'lle Right Honourable Frederick John
Lancelot,
Robinson, Chancellor of His Majetrty's Exchequer; Shathvell, Esq. one of His Ma ps• ty's Counsel.
Botahoettiutitgt;:tpcAlthOßOGGli.-- HonourableEdmund Phipps;
Honourable Charles Manners Sutton.
DOROUGif og TRißsic. ,bert Franktand, Thirkleuy, in
the said cattaty,
'4 ; Robert Elreenhill Russell, of Chequers,
in the county of Buckingham, Esq.
COUNTY or Dtwinoyr.---Sir Watkin Williams \ ynn, of WYnn"
stay, in the county Q` f
Denbigh, Bart.
Boatman or Dtmatutt.—Fretteri
Ferrari Towushentl, f
in the connty of Norfolk (cool-
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manly called Lord Charles Vere Ferran Townshend);
114"°P1ILIGAllbloertt'TE418qtw. nk;"--'"-Tbe Rickgltßt HichoiairOuirlalhre'let,ChEmarlies. ;Viern-fe
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