Gold and silver coinage. --(1.)-- An account of silver purchased by government, since May 1816; so far as relates to the purchases made by the Treasury. --(2.)-- An account of all silver purchased by the government, since May 1816; stating, the quantities, prices, dates, and any other conditions applicable to each purchase, and the names of the persons from whom such purchases have been made:--the said account being made up as far as relates to the Department of the Mint. --(3.)-- A return to an order of the Honourable House of Commons, dated 28th March 1821;--for an account of all contracts which have been entered into betwixt government and the Bank of England, having reference to the delivery or sale of gold or silver bullion by government to the bank, or to the delivery or sale of such bullion by the bank to government, for the purpose of coining, since May 1816; stating, the quantities, prices, dates, and all other conditions applicable to such contracts;--and for an account of all contracts, and the terms and conditions thereof, which may now be subsisting betwixt the government and the Bank of England, and which refer to the future supply of gold and silver, for the purpose of coining at the Mint [electronic resource].