Summary: In the document, the Court of Directors re-coin silver rupees and establish new regulations for the coin and currency of Bengal. The standard currency is set to be the current rupee, and the value of gold rupees and pagodas is regulated. The regulations aim to curve confusion in currency and maintain a constant value for the rupee, while adjusting for fluctuations in the value of gold and silver coins. The text also discusses the factors influencing the currency market in Bengal, the need for the Company to encourage raw material trade, and the potential introduction of a paper credit system. The value of gold mohurs and the proportion between gold and silver currency are examined to ensure consistency in the monetary system. The regulations and practices surrounding coinage reflect historical variations in denomination and the establishment of standards based on intrinsic value and purity.