1810
Bullion Report
The Bullion Report argues from the gold premium that the paper pound had depreciated. Resumption is not this year.
The Bullion Report of 1810 measured Bank notes against gold coin. The premium of gold over paper was the report’s evidence that the pound had depreciated. It argued for a return to cash payments.
The Bank is still not paying gold. Peel’s Act, which sets the path back, is 1819. Full payout is 1821. This report is not that resumption.