MARCHANDIZES, 


AS THEY ARE SET DOWNE IN 
' THE BOOKE OF RATES, FOR THE 
____ CuſtomeandSubſidie of Poundage, 
and for the Cut ome and Snbſidie 
of Clothes ; 


THE SAME BEING SIGNED BY 
THE KINGS MAIESTIE, AND SEALED 
WITH THE GREAT SEALE OF ENGLAND, 
gad remaining in his Highneſle Court of Exchequer 
at Weitmin#ter : And by ſpeciall commanundement 
from his Maieſtie publiſhed in Print, for the 
direction of ſuch as it may 
concerne : 


TOGETHER WITH THE RATES OF 
SVCH IMPOSITIONS AS ARE LAIDE 
ypon any Commodities, either brought into 
the Realme,or carried out of the ſame,according 
to his Maieſties Letters Patents there- 
of ynder the great Scalc of 
England, 


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Grace of God, King of 
Great Brittaine, France 
and Ireland, defender 
of the Faith, &c. To 
the Treaſurer and Ba- 
&, j| rons of our Exche- 
AN quer, and to all our 
ot Cuſtomers, CCollcors 
of Cuſtomes and Sub- 
ſidies, Comptrollers, 
and Surueyors, Sear- 
chers, Waiters, Offi- 
cers and Miniſters, in any our Port, Hauen,or Crecke with- 
in this our Realme of England for the time being, and to 
cuery ofthem : And toall other our louing Subiccts, Gree- 
ting. Whereas, by an Act of Parliament made inthe firſt 
yeere of our Raigne, there is amongſt other things gran- 
ted vnto vs a Sublidie called Poundage, that is to ſay, of all 
mannerof goods and Marchandizes, of euery Marchant, 
Denizon, and Alien whatſocuerhe be, carried or to be car- 
ried out of this our Realme of Enzland, or brought,or to be 
brought intothe fame,by way of Marchandize of the value 
of euery twentic ſhillings of the ſame goods and Marchan- 
dizes twelue pence, and foafter the rate, except all manner 
of- woolien cloth made or wrought, or that fhall be made or 


wrought withia this our Realme, or by cuery or any Mar- 
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catried out of this our faid Realme, And all nianner of 
woolles, wooll-felles, and hides, and backes of leather, alſo 
carried or to be carried outof this our Realme. And all 
Wines, andall manner of freſh fiſh, and Beſtiall comming, 
or that is,or ſhall come into this our Realme: as in the ſame 
A@amonegſt other things at large is contained. And where- 
as our late deare Siſter Queene Marr, hauing the like 
Poundage or Subfidie graunted vnto herby a Statute made 
in the firſt yeere of her Raigne, and confidering that the 
ſame Poundage or Subſidic was graunted ynto her for the 
defence of herRealme, and the ſafegard of her Seas for in- 
tercourſe of Marchandizes ſafely to come in, and paſſe out 
of the ſame. And therefore thinking it expedient that ſhe 
ſhould be duely anſwered thereof, towards the mainte- 
nance of her {aid charges, did therefore cauſe the pricesand 
values of diuers goods and Marchandizes liabte to the pai- 
ment of the ſaid Subfidie or Poundage, tobe inquired and 
examined, and did after cauſe the ſaid goods and Marchan- 
dizes, with their values and prices to be entred and expreſ- 
ſed ina Booke, ſcaled with the great Seale of Eneland, and 
Signed with the hand of our ſaid Siſter, and remaining in 
our Court of Exchequer, According to which Booke, the 
prices and values of Marchandizes, brought into this 
Realme, and carried forth of the fame, haue ſithence the 
making of the ſaid Booke been taken and eſteemed, and the 
Poundage or Subſidie thereof paiedand anſwered vnto our 
faid deare Siſter Queene M axy, and to our late deare Sj- 
ſter Queene Errzazzrtu, and to vs accordingly. And 
whereas we arccredibly giuen to vnderſtand, that diuers of 
the Goods, Wares, Marchandizes and Commodities va- 
lued and priced in the faid Booke, are therein valued and 
priced at vnder values to our greatlofleand hindrance: and 
that divers of the ſaid Goods, Marchandizes and Commo. 
dities,areratedat too high and deere a rate, to the great pre- 
mdiceand burthen of the ſaid Marchants, as-well Subiz&s 
as Strangers, And that diuers Goods, Wares, and Mat- 
chandizes,, 


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xhant, Denizon, and not borne Alien, carried or to be * 


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chandizes, both of thoſe that are bronght into this Realme, 
and of thoſe that are tranſported and carried forth of the 
ſfame.are not at all yalued, priced or mentioned in the ſaid 
Booke : whereby the ſaid Subſtdie or Poundage, hath hi 
therto been rated onely by the othes of them to whom 
the ſaid Goods, Wares, and Marchandizes did belong, 
We let you wit, that for reformation thereof, and to the intent 
thatall and fingular ſuch Goods, Wares, Marchandizes and 
Commodities as atany time hereafter ſhall be brought in- 
to this our Realme, or tranſported and carried forth of the 
ſame, ſhall and may, both for the true anſwering vnto vs of 
the ſaid Subſidie or Poundage, according to the true intent 
ofthe ſaid Statute, and forthe caſe of the ſaid Marchants, be 
reaſonably and indifferently rated and valued : We haue of 
late by our Commiſſion vnder our great Seale of England, 
caufed inquirie and examination to be made, whar reaſo- 
nable and indifferent values and prices, may, andought, ac- 
cording to the true meaning of the ſaid Statute, be rated 
and ſet ypon all and euery the ſatd Goods, Wares and Mar- 
chandizes, for the true anſwering vnto vs of ſuch Poundage 
and Subſidie,as by the faid Starure, isand ought to be 1 uſtly 
and truely paied vnto vs: and according to ſuch reportand 
certificate as onr Commiſſtoners in that behalfe aſſigned 
haue made vnto vs : We haue cauſed all the Goods and 
Marchandizes chargeable, to and with the faid Subſidie, 
being either brought in, ortranſported out of this Realme, 
together with the ſcuerall kindes , _ , numbers, 
waights, meaſures andcontents of the fame, andthe values, 
prices and rates thereof, found and certified to be reafonable 
and indifferent forthe purpoſe aforeſaid, by our Commil- 
fioners inthis behalfe affigned, tobe particularly entred and 
expreſſed inthis preſent Booke,containing in leaues written 
on both ſides, thirteand ſenen, tothe intent we may be juſt- 
ly anſwered of the ſaid Subſidies or Ponndage, accorcing 
to the tenor of the A of Parkament afore mentioned. 
And whereas allo our faidlate deare Siſter, Queene M xx, 
finding the Cuſtome and Subſidie of Woolles, being in 
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yearely Reuenre very great to diuers her noble Progeni- 
tors, to be greatly decayed, becauſe that leſſe Wooll was 
ſhipped and carried forth of the Realme, and much more 
Wool! madc into Clothes, and carried:out of the ſame in 
Cloth, by way of Marchandize, then before inthe time of 
her Progenitors had been vied. And minding in reaſonable 
ſort to maintaine the Cuſtomes, being the moſt auncient 
and certaine Reuenne of her Crowne, did vpon deliberate 
conſideration, in recompence of partof the ſaid great loſe, 
by aduice of her Counſell, aſſeſſe vpon Clothes carried out 
of this Realme by way of Marchandize, a certaine rate for 
-the Cuſtome and Subſidic of chem,as ina particular declara- 
tion thereof, entred inthe endofthe ſaid Booke,and ſigned 
with our ſaid Siſter Queene Max1zs hand, was, andis at 
large contained. Ye giae you further to vnderſtand, that by 
aduice of our ſaid Commiſſtoners whom we aſſigned allo 
to conſider of our ſeruice in this behalfe : We haue cauſed 
the Rates aſſeſſed by our ſaid Sifter Queene M ax, for the 
Cuſtome and Subſidie of Clothes to be entred and expref- 
ſed in the end of this Booke : together with a declaration af- 
ter what rate the ſeuerall kindes of Clothes therein expreſ- 
ſed, haue beenand ſhall be charged with Cuſtome and Sub- 
fidic, according to the Rate afleſſed by our ſaid late Siſter 
Queene M axr, and continued by our ſaid late deare Siſter 
Queene Er1izazzrn; which we doe hereby ratific, ap- 
prooue, and allow to haue continuance. Wherefore our 
pleaſureand commaundementjis, that all our Cuſtomers or 
ColleQors of Cuſtomes or Subſidies within any Port, Ha- 
uen, or Crecke, of this our Realme of Ez2lan, and domt- 
nion of Wales, for the time being, ſhall from and immcdt- 
atly after notice to them giuen of this our pleaſure, leuie 
and take vp to our vie the ſaid Subſidie or Poundage of 
twclue pence ypon the pound,and our Cuſtome and Subſt- 
die forthe Clothes, Kerfeys,and other Draperies,according 
to the prices, values, and rates, mentioned and expreſſed in 
this Booke,and not otherwiſe,asthey and cuery ofthem will 
an{were vato vs for the contrarie at their perils, Willing fur- 
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ther and commaunding the Treaſurer anf{ Barons of our 
Exchequer, and the Comptrollers and Surueyours torthe 
time being, within any our Hauen, Port, or Creeke of this 
our Realme,and cuery ofthem to charge the ſaid Collectors 
and Cuſtomers, and euery of them to ſee vs duely anſwered 
of the Cuſtomes and Subſidies aforeſaid, according to the 
yalues, prices, and rates mentioned in this Booke, and none 
otherwiſe. Prouided alwaies, and our will is, thatif at any 
time hereafter it ſhall plainely appeare vnto our Treaſurer 
and Barons of our ſaid Court for the time being, that the 
Rate,value,kinde,name,length, or comtent of any Wares or 
Marchandizes mentioned in this Booke, be mi{written or 
miſtaken in the ſaid Booke, contrarieto-the trueth and our 
very meaning; thenthey may and ſhall reforme the ſame ac- 
cording to the truth and true meaning by vertue hereof. 
And ro the intent this order may take due execution tho- 
rowout this our Realme of Ene{zndand dominion of Wales: 
We will that the Treaſurer and Barons of our ſaid Courr, 
ſhall cauſe to be delinered to the Cuſtomer or ColleQor, 
Comptroller and Surueior of eyery our Port, Hauen or 
Creeke within this our Realme-of En2/and, and dominion 
of Wales, aperfe&t duplicament or exemplification of this 
Booke vnder our Seale of Exchequer, to remaine in the ſe- 
uerall Cuſtome-houſes with our Officers there for the time 
being,thereby to leuie and anſiwereto vs the ſaid Cuſtomes 
and Subſidies accordingly. And thefefſhall be tothem and 
euery of them a ſufficient warrant and diſcharge in that be- 
halfe. Yeouen vnder our ſigne Manuell at our Manor of 
White-hall, the ſixe and twentith day of Nouember, in the 
yeare of our Raigne of Great Brittaine, France and Ireland, 


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Grace of God , King 
of England, Stotland, 
France az Ireland, de. 
fender of the faith, ec. 
To onr right truftie and 
right welbelouned Coſin 
and Conncellor, Rozzxr 
Earle of Salisburic, our 
High Treaſurer of Eng- 
land: Greeting. It is welt 
knowne unto all men of 
iudgement and under- 
ſtanding, that the care impoſed vpon Princes, to prouiae for the ſa- 
fetie and welfare of their Subiects,ts accompanied with ſo great and 
heauie a charge, as all the circumances belonging thereunto, can 
hardly fall under the conceite of any other ,then of thoſe who are ac- 
quainted with the carriage of publike affaires. And therefore this 
ſpeciall power and prerogatiue (among many others) hath both 
by men of vnderftanding in all ages, and by the Lawes of all Na- 
trons, been yeelded and acknowledged to be proper and inherent in 
the perſons of Princes,that they may according 10 their ſeueral! 9c- 
caſrons,vaiſeto themſelues ſuch fit and competent meanes, by leauy- 
ing of Cuttomes and Impoſitions upon Marchandizes tranſported 
out of their Kingdomes,or brought into their dominions, either by 
the ſubietts borne under their alleazeance, or by ſtrangers reſorting 


within their territories, or abiding vnder their protetiion, as to 
their 


their wiſaomes and diſcretions may ſeeme connenient (without pre- 
indice of trade and Commerce) ſufficiently to ſupplie and ſu#aine 
the great charge, and expence, incident unto them in the mainte- 
nance of their Crownes and diznities, Sowe at this time out of 
714ny init aud waighty conſiderations, as well fer the exonerating 
of oe Crowne of diners init and due debts : as for the ſupply of mas- 
zy other onr vrgent and important occaſions nowne to Vs and our 
Conncell,cnd now particularly for the ſeruice of Ireland, where we | 
hate ſent good numbers of Horſe and foote for ſuppreſiing a late re- 
bellion, hane been forced to reſort to ſome (uch courſe of raiſing pro- 
fit pon Marchandizes paſing outwards and inwards, as in for- 
mer times hath beer vſuall,not only by our Progenitors, Kings and 
Princes ofthis Realme, but alſo often in pradtiſe among other Na- 
tions,as may plainely appeare both by preſidents of former and aun- 
cient times remaining Vpon recorde ; and likewiſe by example of 1he 
moderne poltcie of our neighbour Princes is apparant tothe world, 
Ard althouzh we hane reſolued to lay ſome kinde of Impoſitions 
both wpon certaine forraigne Marchanajzes brought into this our 
Realme,and alſo vpon diners natine commodities and cMarchan- 
dizes of this our Kingdome , yetto the intent it may appeare what 
care we hauein all things of this nature 10 auoide the leait inconnue- 
niepce or grienauce that may ariſe to our people + we hane n0t onely 
airected diners of our Councell,to con ferre with the principall Mar- 
chants ef our Kingdome, for the orderly laying ef the ſaid Impoſi- 
tions, but hanealſo giuen ſpecial charge in the laying of the ſame, 
to forbeare and exempt all ſuch Marchandizes Inwards, and Ont- 
wards, as are either requiſite for the foede and ſutenance of our 
people, or which concerne matter of Munition, neceffarie for the 
defence of our Realmes and dominions, or any other Marchandizes 
or materials fit aad proper for the maintenance and enlargement of 
trade and Nauigation - neither hae we ſet vpon any of thoſe Mar- 
chandizes,wherewith we hane dealt any ſuch rates,as may gine iuit 
cauſe to Marchants to raiſe the price of any Commaaitie fit for the 
wſe of the poore, but contrarily we haue brouzht downe diners Im- 
poſitions formerly laide , and generally come farre ſhort of ſach 
#axations, as by our Progenitors haue been ſet and impoſed upon 
Gike occaſions, In all which by our indifferent carriage and modera- 
Hen 


tion we hope it will entdently appeare to all men of vnderftanding ; 
that as we hane not taken this courſe but pon iuit and neceſſarie 
occaſions, for the maintenance and preſernation of our Crowne and 
Dienitie , ſo hauewe had ſuch great care,not to diſcontent onr Sub- 
jects herein, that when all the ſaid new Impoſitions, ſhall be anſwe- 
red andpaied Unto Vs, the ſame together with the Subſidie of Poun- 
dage, will litle exceede that which ts already due vnto ws by the 
Statute, for the ſaid Snbjidie of Poundaze, made in the firi? yeare 
of our Raigae, if the ſame were daely anſwered and paide accor- 
ding to the true value of the Goods and Marchandizes meationed 
and compriſed in the ſaid Statate, unleſſe it be in ſuch Commodities 
as ſerne rather for delicacie and delight, then fer neceſſurie wſe. 
And that it may further appeare, that in theſe ou proccedings we 
had reſpedt unto that which is due vnto vs by the ſaid Statute, we 
han: cauſed all thoſe Commodities, which by the information of the 
Officers of cur Cnitomeswe found to be oner valued in the Booke of 
Rates for Subſizie, tobe [pared and exempted from all and euery the 
ſaid new Impoſitions. 

Knowe yce therefore, that for the conſiderations aforeſaid, 
and for diners other canſes to vs and our Conntell well knowne : 
We haze appointed and ordained, and we doe for vs, our Heires 
and Pang” 2 , appoint , ordaine and commannde by theſe pre- 
ſents, That there ſhall be for ener, from and after the nine and 
twentith day of September next enſuing after the date hereof, le- 
aied, taken and receined by way of Impoſition, now newly ſet, oner 
and beſides the Cuitomes, Subſidies, and other dneties heretofore 
due and payable unto ws, vpon all Marchanaizes, of whatſoeuer 
kinde, nature or qualitie, which from and after the ſaid nine and 
twentieth day of September next comming, ſhall be either brought 
from any part beyond the Seas into this our Realme of England, 
Dominion of Wales, and Towne or Port of Barwick, or into any 
of 1hem, or which ſhall be tranſportedand carried forth of the ſame 
our Realme of England, Dominion of Wales,and T owne or Port 
of Barwick, or ont of any of them, to any Forraigne parts by any 
perſon or perſons whatſoener, as well our Naturall borne Subiccts, 
as Denizons and Strangers, iuſt ſo much for the ſaid new Impeſt- 


tion, as hath been and i now anſwered and paidevnto vs for the 
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Subſudie of #he ſaid Marchandizes, and neither more nor teſſe: 
Frhether the ſame be ſuch Marchandizes as are rated in the ſaid 
Booke of Rates, or ſuch as are to be valued by the oath of the Owner 
of the ſame : Excepting ſuch Marchandizes onely, as in a Scedule 
hereunto annexed are expreſſed, which are either altozether freed 
and exempted from payment of any of the ſaid new Impoſitions, or 
elſe are appointed and ſet to pay the ſame inſuch proportion, as is ei- 
ther more os leſſe then the Subſidie payable for the ſame : as in the 
ſaide Scedule is more p_ , diitintthy , and at large expreſſed, 
Wherefore we doe by theſe preſents gine authoritie and power, 
and ave alſo ſiraightly charge and commaund you, that forthwith 
wpon thereceit hereof, you giue order, diretion and commaunde- 
went, vnto all Cufomers, Collefttors, Comptroflers, Surneyors, 
Searchers and other our Officers and Mini#ers of all and enery our 
Ports, Hauens, Creekes,and other places, where it ſhall be needfull, 
or to. ſuch other Perſon, or Perſons, 4s-you ſhall thinke fit to nomi- 
wate,appoint and anthoriſe for that purpoſe. That they, and enery 
of them, ſhall demaundt, leaie,and take, of all Enzliſhmen, Aliens, 
Denizons, and Strangers, and all and enery Perſon and Perſons 
whatſoeuer, which ſhall after the ſaid nine and twentieth day of 
September next comming ; conuey or bring intothis our Realme of 
England, Deminion of Wales, and Port or Towne of Barwick, 
or any of them : or which ſhall after the ſaid nine and twentieth day 
of September next enſuing, tranſport,or carrie forth, or cauſe to be 
tranſported, or carried forth of the ſame our Realme of England, 
Dominionof Wales, and Port or Towne of Barwick, or any of 
them.any Goods, Wares or Marchandizes whatſoener,cuen ſo much 
far,and by way of the ſaid new Impoſition, as hath been and is now 
anſwered and paide unto vs, for the Subſidie of the ſaid Marchan- 
dizes : whether the ſame be ſuch Marchandizes, as are rated inthe 
ſaid.Booke of Rates for Snbſidie, or ſuch a6 are 10 be valned by the 
oath of the Owner of the ſame: Excepting ſuch Marchandizes onely 
inthe ſaid Scedule hereunto annexed are particularly named and 
expreſſed,which are either altogether freed and exempted from pay- 
ing any of theſame new Impeſitions,. or are appointed and ſet 10 pay 
re ſame in proportion, more or tzſſe then the Subſidie payable for 
the ſame: 4s inand by the ſame Sceanle js mere particularly, ſeue- 
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rally, and at large expreſſed : unto which Scedule containing our 
fall and perfect meaning for and concerning the Commodities and 
Marchandizes therein namea, we wholly referre you, And that 
no Marchant, nor other Perſon or Perſons whatſoeuer, Denizon or 
Stranzer, ſhall by our ſaid Officers, be permitted to make entrie of 
any Goods, Wares or Marchandizes whatſoener, in any of our Cu- 
ſtomehouſes Inwaras, or Outward's, in any the Ports or places of our 
ſaid Realme and Dominions, except the ſard Marchants and other 
perſon and perſors,andenery of them reſpectiuely ſhall, and doe an- 
ſwere and pay vnto vs, the ſeuerall Impoſitions and ſommes of no- 
ney, by theſe preſents ſet and impoſed to be Lenied, Collected, and 
Receined, for , and to the wſe, of vs, our Heires and Succeſſors, 
won and for the ſame : por paine of our heauie indignation and 
tſpleaſure, and 25 ihey will anſwere the ſame at their Vitermo#t 
erils. 

And for the better maintenance and increaſe of Trade and 
Comerce,in all Forraigne Commoaities, we are gracionſly pleaſed, 
that enery Marchant naturally borne Subject, Denizon and Siran- 
ger which ſhall ſhippe and tranſport to the parts beyond the Seas, ei- 
ther by Cocquet as Marchandizes paying Snbſidie, or by Certificate 
as Marchandizes freed from payment of Subſidie, by vertne of our 
Letters of Printe Seale, bearing date the foure and twentieth day of 
September,in the ſecond yeare of our Ratgne of England, France, 
and Ircland,&c.. Any Forraiene Commodities, which hane been 
formerly brouzht into our ſaid Realme, and Dominions, and the 
new Impo#t now ſet, and ane for the ſame, beins firit payed and an- 
fwered inwards : either by himſelfe, or by any other Marchant : he 
[hall haue repaide vnto him by the Colleddor of the ſaid Impoſt In- 
wards, all ſuch ſomme and ſommes of money ,as were formerly paide 
for the ſaid Impoſt of the ſaid Marchanates, at or beforethe firſt 
landing of the ſame, vpon due proofe firſt made, by the ſaid Mar- 
chant by himſeiſe or others,both of thetrue payment of the ſaid Im- 
poſt Inwards, and alſo of the true Shipping and Trauſportias 4- 
gaine of the ſaid Marchandifes Outwards : which proofe ſhall be 

»:4de in manner and forme following that 510 ſay: Enery Mar- 
chant and other Perſon and Perſons (0 Shipping forth any For- 
razgne Commoalties, whereof the ſaid Impaſt hath bcen firſl paide 
B3 Inwards, 


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Inwards,ſhall bring to the Colleftor of the Subſidie outwards, a Cer- 
tificate from the Officers Inwards,who doe wſually make ſuch Certi- 

ficates,expreſiing both the quantitie and qualitie of the ſaid Goods, 

and alſo the day and time when the ſaid Impoſition was paide or 
compounaed for Tnwards, with the name or names of the CMar- 
chants that paide or componnatd for the ſame : vpon which Certifi- 
eate, the ſaid Collector outwards, his Comptrolier or Surueyor, ſhall 
fake the oath of the Marchant Owner thereof, if he be within the 
Realme, or if he be out of the Realme, then the oath of his knowne 
Fattor : That all the Gooa's mentroned,and contained in the ſaid 
Certificate, are Forraigne Commodities, and no Manufactures or 
natine Commodities of this Realme , and that the ſ1id Impaſition 
due for the ſame,was truely anſwered, paide,or compounatea for, at, 
or before the fir#t landing thereof. But if the Marchant or Factor 
cannot ſo take hu oath, becauſe the ſaid Goods were no: firſt brought 
1n,n0r the ſaid Impoſitions due for the ſame,paide by him : Then he 
ſhall procure the Marchant who firſt brow711t in the ſaid Goods, 
and paide the ſaide Impoſitions for the ſame, to makeproofe thereof” 
10 the ſaide Colleftor his Comptroller or Sarneyor, by his oath as a- 
foreſaid : (if he bewithin the Realme) or by the oath of his knowne 
Fattor, (if he be out of the Kingaome) or by ſuch other proofe for 
preuention of fraudulent pradtiſes, as to all the aforeſaide Officers 

[hall ſeeme reaſonable and connenient, vpon which proofe ox proofes 
ſo made reſpectiucly, as aforeſaid, by the ſaid Marchant, or Mar- 

chants, T he ſaid Collettor outwards, his Comptroller and Surneyor, 

or any two of them (whereof the Colleftor to be alwaies one) ſhall 
make a Certificate to the Colletor of the ſaid Impot Inwards, ex. 
preſſing the day of the Entrie, the Marchants name, the quantitie 
and qualitie of the Goods, the Shippe and Maiſters names, wherein 
the ſame goods ſhall be Shipped , and alſo for what Countrey they 
are to betranſported. And the Searcher ſhall alſo certifie under the 
ſaid Certificate, that all the ſaid Goods were ſhipped, the day when, 
aud the place where, the ſame Goods were ſhipped, and that he was 
preſent at the ſhipping of them,and therennto ſhall alſo ſubſcribe his 
name:and the Marchant Owner thereof,if he bewithin the Realme, 
or if not, his knowne Factor ſhall brme the ſaid Certificate to the 
Collector of the ſaid ImpoFf Inwards, and before him ſhall take hbs 
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eath , that he hath both ſhipped, and tranſported, all the Goods 
mentioned and containeain the ſaid Certificate ; and that the ſame, 
nor any part nor parcell thereof, ſhall againe be landed or diſchar- 
ged within any of our Dominions : wherenpon he ſhall receine of 
the Colletftor of the ſaid Impoſition Inward, all ſuch ſomme and 
ſormes of money, as ſhall be ſo prooned, to haue been formerly 
paide for the ſaid Impcſition of the ſaide Go:zds and HMarchan- 
aces, ſhipped forth as aforeſaid. Andeurry of our ſaid Collectors 
of owr ſaid Impoſitions Inwards, ſhall from time 10 time haue al. 
lowed and defalked unto him or them, in the paſſing and atter- 
mining of his and their accounts, for the ſaid Impoſitions, all 
ſuch ſomme and ſommes of money 4s ſhall appeare by the ſaide 
Certificates, to haue been by any of them ſo repaied againe 18 any 
Marchant, or other perſons, for Goods and Marchandlizes, fo 
ſhipped and tranſported out of our Realme and Dominions afore- 
{.id, or out of any Port, Hauen, Creeke, or place, of them, or 4a- 
ny of them as aforeſaid. And whereas by our Letters Patents 
wonder our Great Seale of England, bearing aate the firſt day of 
Julie inſtant, we hane alſo ſet and Impoſed ſome Impoſntions vpon 
dying Woods, as by the ſame our Letters Patents may appeare : 
T onchine the ſame our will and pleaſure is, that no Impcſition ſhall 
be repayed againe unto any Marchant, or other perſon whaiſoeuer, 
for and upon the T ranſpertation or ſhipping forth of any the dying 
Woods,tn our ſaid Letters Patents meant or mentioned,but for and 
won the paſsing foorth of ſuch of the ſaid dying Wood's onely in 
manner aud forme 4s ts limited inthe ſaid Letters Patents, as by 
the ſame may more plainely and at large apteare. And likewiſe 
our will and pleaſure is that no all:wance or repayment of any 
ſomme or ſommes of money, receined ana to be receined, for the 
Impoſition, for and vpor any ſort, or kinae of Wines, or for and 
wpon any Currants, Tabaco, Garble of Spices,or Drugzes, ſhall be 
made to any Perſon, or Perſons, ſhipping forth the ſaid Commodi- 
ties or any of them, in any ather manner of (ort then by our Priute 
Seale bearing date the foure and twentith day of September, in the 
ſecond yeere of cur Raigne of England, France and Ireland,&c. 
made in that behalfe, ts expreſſed and allowed, Except for light 
Pepper-, rumpes of Natmezs, fuſſes of Clones , the Impoſitions 
whereof” 


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whereof we ave pleaſed, ſhall be repayed and atfalked, according 
to the order before mentioned for Goods and Marchandizes paying 
the ſaid Impoſitions by vertue of theſe preſents. 
And for the better encouragement of all Marchants to pro- 
ceede cheerefally in their Trades of Marchandizing : We are fur- 
ther graciouſly pleaſed, T hat the ſaid Marchants ſhali be fauonrably 
dealt withall, in the ſaid new Impoſitions, and rather to forbeare 
and remit ſome part of the ſaid Impoſitions, then by carrying an 
hard hand in the Collefting thereof to gine cauſe of the lea#? Z:0ike 
to any of them : And therefore our will andpleaſure is, that enery 
Marchant whether he be our Naturall borne Subiect, DeniFow, or 
Stranger, that ſhall enter any MarchandrFes in the Port of Lon- 
don Inward : ſhall hane allowed unto him in hi Entrie, all ſuch 
allowance and allowances, of fiue in the hunareth oy otherwiſe, in 
the ſaid new Impoſitions 45 haue been formerly made and allowed by 
our Farmers in Cuitome and Subſidie , and as ina table of Fees, 
hanging inthe Cuftome houſe of the ſaid Port is expreſſed. And 
whereas the paines and trauels of our Officers, and of ſuch Clarkes 
ard others as are by them imployed, in and about the ſaid Impoſi- 
tions (eſpecially in our Port of London) will be much increaſed, 
Weare alſo pleaſed, that all ſuch Fees and duties, as formerly haue 
been, and now are paide unto our ſaid Officers, and are ſet downe 
and expreſſed in the ſaid table , ſhall by the Marchants be conti- 
nued, and from henceforth paide unto them, and ſuch farther al- 
lowance be made vntothe Clarkes whoſe paines wil be much increa- 
ſed (by the execution of this ſeruice) as to our ſaid Treaſurer for the 
time being ſhall ſeeme fit and conuenient. 

And to the end that the particulars of theſe new Impoſitions 
may be the more generally knowne to all men whom the ſame ma 
concerne ; Our will and pleaſnre is therefore, that the ſame ſhall be 
in particular and diftinct manner expreſſed in a Booke of Rates,in 

ſuch forme as ts already vſed for Subſidie. And becauſe in many 
particulars,the ſomme and ſommes of money which are to be paide 
for the ſaid new Impoſitions, will come vnto ſach vnequall parts of | 
a pennie as will not eaſilie be underſioode. Onr will and pleaſure | 
farther t that the ſame, or like courſe ſhall be taken and obſerued 
therein,which i now vſed in our Booke of Rates for Snbſ1dic:(viz.) 
that 


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that there ſhall be a particular value of euery Commoditie expreſſed, 
according to which value the ſaid new Impoſitions ſhall be paide by 
way of Poundat , or after the rate of tweluepence for the value of 
enery twentie ſhillings, and ſo for all Commodities after that ra'e: 
Excepting for Wines, the Impoſt whereof ſhall be plainely expreſſed 
without axy value. CAnd for ſo much &s diners inconueniencies 
hane formerly growne by falſe and corrupt ImpreſSons of our Booke 
of Rates for Subſidie,by reaſon that men vnskilfall, and altogether 
zenorant in Cuſtome affaires, hane taken vpon them the Printing 
of the ſame: We doe hereby expreſſely forbid and ſtraightly charge 
and commaund, that no Printer, Stationer, nor other perſon or per- 
ſons whatſoeuer, ſhall at auy time hereafter entermedale with the 
Printing or publiſhing of any of our ſaid Booke or Bookes of Rates 
for Subſidie or Impoſt ; but onely ſuch, as by the direction, and ſpe- 
ciall appointment and oxerſight of ſuch perſon or perſons, as by our 
T reaſurer of England for the time being, ſhall be nominated, ap. 
pointed and authoriſed thereunts, by ſpeciall warrant vader his 
hand and ſeale, vpon paine of our high diſpleaſure, and ſuch fur- 
ther puniſhment as by the Lords and others of our Prinie Counſel 
ſhall be thought fit to be inflicted wpon him or them ſo offending, 
for ſuch their contempt. And theſe our Letters Patents, or the in- 
rollement or exemplification thereof ſhall be as well wnto you our 
ſaid Treaſurer of England, as to all other our Officers and Mini- 
fters,to whom it ſhall or may appertaine,andto enery of them a ſuf< 
ficient warrant and aiſcharge for the doing and performing of all 
and ſingular the premiſes, according 10 onr true intent and mea- 
ning in and by the ſaid Scedule hereunto annexed, and in and by 
theſe preſents,mentioned and expreſſed : Any Law, Statute, Ordi- 
nance, Order, Con#litution, or vſe heretofore made ts the contrarie 
notwithſlandimg. In witnefſſe whereof we hane cauſed theſe our 
Letters to be made Patents, Witneſſe oar ſelfe at Weſlminſter the 
eight and twentith day of Iulie, in the ſixth yeare of our Raigne of 
England, France avd Ireland, 4nd of Scotland the one and 
fortath. 


Marchan- 


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Scedule. 


Uittnals. 


Tenition. 


For mMamtenance 


| of Trade aud 


Nantoation: 


Marchardizes 
wer rated for 


Frbſcdic. 


 VMarchanadizes ; | 1 | 
'' þrmeriycharged Wines of. the grouth of the French Kings dominians, and' 


uth Imposts. 


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Marchandizes imported,altogether freed 
tromthenew Impoſition, 


$ Heate,Rye, Barley, Mault,Oates,Beanes,Pcaſe, But- 
Ne ter, Cheele, Codfiſh, Colcfiſh, Lings, Herrings, 

WST Eecles, Newland fiſh, Sprots, Hadocks,andall other 
ſorts and kindes of Fiſh (except Salmon and Sturgeon) Bay 
Salt, Spaniſh and white Salr,and all ſorts of Fowles. 

Cables, Hallſers,Cable-yearne, and all forts of Cordage: 
rough Hempe, Maſts greatand ſmall, Oares, Pitch, Tarre; 
Traine Oyle,Batrell boards; Pipe boards, Bowſtaues, Pikes, 
Halberts, Muskets, Caljuers, Corſlets, Curats, Headpeeces, 
Murrians, Harnes plates, Flaskes, Touchboxes, Match,Gun- 
powder,Saltpeter, Horſes and Mares. 

Tallow, Waxe, Camare, Muſcouia Cow-hides in the 


haire, Barbarie hides, Guinie hides, India hides, Goar-skins 


dreſt and vndreſt, Cotton wooll, Cotton yearne,raw Silke 
long and ſhort, Goldeand filuer in bullion or plate, and all 
ſorts of Iewels and Peatle. 

Leuen Taffaties, China Taffaties, China Sattens, Venice 
goldeand filuer thread, French filuer thread, French and 
Norremburgh Copper Thread, Copper Tynſcll, Buſti- 
ans, Brizell Tykes, Moheires or vnwatred Ghambletrs, 
Dozen Corcke for Shoomakers, Bomeſparres, Cant- 
ſparrces, Caprauens, Batlings, ſmall Sparres, Firre poles, 
Firre baulkes, Neſt boxes, Marmelad*boxes, and Lamp- 
blacke or blacking. 

Wines called Gaſcoigneand French Wines,andallother 


Wines called Muſcadcls and Mallueſies, andal other Wines 
of the grouth of the State and Signorie of Venice,an onely 
to pay ſo muchas they formerly paide, and arg altogether 
freed from this new Impoſition.. . | F208 

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CEAauie. 


Marchandizes exported, altogether freed” 
from the ſaid new Impoſitzon, 


Woollen cloth of all ſorts, broadeand narrow, longand 
for, dreſt and vndreſt, called orknowne by any the name 
or names of Wiltſhire cloth, Worceſter thire cloth, Glou- 
ceſter ſhirecloth, Oxford ſhire cloth, Somerſet ſhirecloth, 
Suffolke cloth, Kentiſh cloth, Reading cloth, Northerne 
cloth, Northerne dozens double.and ſingle, Corniſh and 
Deuonſhire dozens broad and natrow, Kerlies of all ſorts, 
Northerne plaines,Peniſtones frized and vntrized, Bridge- 
waters, Florentines, Cardinalls, Pinwhites, Statutes, Stock- 
bridges, Straights, and Taueſtocks : and all other ſorts of 
cloth whatſocuer , which pay onely Cuſtome outwards, 
and no Subſidie of Poundage. 

Likewiſc Beere, Sea-coales, and Sheepes Pelts, being 
formerly charged with Impolts. 

And all ſorts of Forraigne Corne. 

All ſorts of Fiſh. 

All ſorts of Forraigne Marchandizes which haue paide 
Impofition Inwards. 

Andalſuch Forraigne Marchandizes,as for maintenance 
of trade and Navigation, are freed from payment of Im- 
poſition Inwards, being not viſually vented and fpent with- 
in the Kingdome, but brought in with purpoſe to bee 
tranſported out againe to Forraigne parts, as Tallow, 
Waxe, Cauiare, Muſcouie hides in the haire, Barbarie 
hides, Guinie hides, India hides, and Goate-skins in the 
haire, or out of the haire vndreſt, 

Connic-skinnes blacke, haire Buttons, greene Cop- 
peras, Oaker reddeand yellow, redde Earth, Skarlet and 
Violet cloth in graine, and Geldings and Nagges , be- 
ing Commoiditics ouer ratcd inthe Booke of Rates for 


C 2 And 


CEAULE, 

And whereas Currants, Tabacco, Fernandobuck-wood, 
French Brazill, Fuſtickwood white and Muſcouado Sn- 
ears, Pannellis S. Thome Sugars, and Reniſh Wine (being 
Marchandizes Imported ) and alfo Tinne and Pewter, 
(being Marchandizes Exported ) were formerly charged 
with higher Impoſitions: Our pleaſure is, they ſhall here- 
after pay onely ſo much for Impoſt, as in their ſeucrall titles 
in this Scedule is expreſſed,and no morenorleſle. 


Marchandizesimported,whichare to pay 
leſſe for [Impoſiuon then for-Subſidie. 


Allome the hundreth waight.—- ——v).d. 
Flaze vndreſtthe hundreth waight.————iijj.d.ob. 
Grograines of Turkie the peece—-— xij.d. 
Greſt Cloth the peece, containing 106. ells——ij.s.ij.d. 
Dowlas the peece,cont. 106. ells xVj.d. 


Marchandizes exported, which are topay 
leſſe for Impoſition then for Subſidie, 


ſingle Bayes the peece=————xjj.d. 
' Bayes called Yaowbl Bayes the peece—————jj.s, 
Minikins or Freezadoes the peecc—4ij.s. 

narrow the ſingle peece——iiij.d. 


Buffins, Mocadoes Ht the double peece—-viij.d. 
and Grograines$ 
Engliſh making | broade the fingle peece——vj .d. 
Lbroade the-double peece—xij.d. 
Callimancoes Engliſh making the fingle peece—viij.d. 
Callimancoes Engliſh making the doublepeece-xvi.d: 
Carrels Engliſh making thepeece————iiij;d. 
- Cottons 


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Cottons the hundreth goades ———————j.s; 
Cloth Raſh the peece ——}j.S.v1.d; 
Dornix Engliſh making the bundreth yeards—iij.$.ix.d. 
Dornix Couerlets Engliſh making thapecce——j.d. 


DuranceEngliſh making the peece—— i119.d. 
Flannell the hundreth yeards . xx1j.d.ob. 
Frizes the hundreth yeards —— — 1j.S.Vj.d. 
Fuſtians Engliſh making the peece containing? 

two halte ER TEES Vj.d. 
Perpetuanoes the peece ——Xv.d. 


Sayecs Engliſh making the peece, cont.24.ycards-viij.d. 
Searges Engliſh making the ſingle peece— ix.d. 
Searges Engliſh making the double peece—-—-xvijj.d. 
Spaniſh Sattens Engliſh making the ſingle peece-vij.d. 
Spaniſh Sattens Engliſh making y double peece=xiijj.d. 
Tukes Engliſh making the peece—— ———ix.d. 
Velures Engliſh making the ſingle peece —Yj.d. 
Velures Engliſh making the double peece x1.d. 
Wadmoll the hundreth yeard:— — xx<1j.d, ob, 
Worſteds narrow Engliſh making the peece--—ix.d. 
Worſteds broad, Engliſh making the peece x1j.d. 
Gloues of all ſorts,and Stockings of all ſorts, Worſted and 
Wollen, knit and kerſey, and all other forts of Engliſh Ma- 
nafacures not here named, (nor now in vie) which ſhall 
at any time hereafter bee made and tranſported out of the 


Realme, ſhall anſwere and pay halte ſo much for Impoſt, as 
they docnow pay for Subſidic, and no more norlefle, 


Ropes and Cordage of all forts the C. waight—v.d. 
Tinne wroughtor Pewter the hundreth waight-jj.s.vj.d 
Wooll called Cotton Woollthe C. pound——xx.d. 


Yearne called Cotton Yearne, the C. pound —1j.5.vj.d. 
C3 'Mar- 


Marchandizesimported,whichare topay 
more for [mpoſition then tor Subſidie, 


Beuer Wooll orhairethe pound ——— ———jj.s.vj.d. 
Beuer Hats the peece— ——_ [11).S. 
Currants the hundreth waight =_ —1j.$.111j.d, 
Flaxe dreſtthe hundreth waight— ——}$ 
Pinnes the dozen thouſand ——vd. 
Raiſons, called great Raiſons the peece— Xviij.d. 


Raiſons, called greatRaiſons the C. waight——-jj.s, 
Raifons,called Raiſons of the Sun theC.waight-iij.s.itij.d. 


Sugers white and Muſcouadoes the C. waight—iiij.s. k 
Starch the hundreth waight ——— X.S. 
Tabacco the pound-— - ——Xjj.d. 


Treager the peece containing 106. ells————jj.s.viij.d. 
"Fernando-buckwood the C. waight—-vj.s.viij.d. 


French Brazill the C. waight-—— ——yv.s. ? 
Wood . k 
callegs Campeachia wood the C. waight——x.s. ; 
S. Marta wood the C. waight— x, 
Logwood or Blockwood theC.waight-x.s. 
Whale-finnes the pound ————— —titj.d. 


Wines called Sacks,Canaries, Mallagaes, Made-" 
raes, Romnics, Hollocks, Baſtards, Teynts and þ 
Allicants,and all other Wines of the growth : 
of Spainc,Portugal and the Iſlands : ſhall an. 
{were and pay vnto vs by way of Impoſition 
now newly ſet, ouerand beſides that which 
they haue formetly paide, for cucry Butt or| 
Pipe — ——— 


Wane,called Reniſh Wine the Alme— 


*VIJ.S.Vj.d. 


Vi1}.S.vitj.d. 
Matrchan- 


CeaAUle, 


Marchandizesexported,which are topa 
more for Impoſition then for Subſidie, 


Ordnance the hundreth waight=— Vj.S. 
Lead the Fodder-————— : XR.S. 
Tynne vawroughtthe hundreth waight———v.s. 
Engliſh Wheate the quarter, ouer and beſides? ;. _ 
that formerly due by Statute A 


Peaſe thequarter, ouer & beſides that which 


Engliſh Rie, Barley, Mault, Oates, Beanes and 
Cx 
is formerly due by Statute ————— 


All other Marchandizes of what kinde,nature orqualitie 
ſocuerthey be,which areeither vſually brought intothis our 
Realme of Eneland,dominion of Wates,and Portor Towne 
of Barwick : or which ſhall for cuer hereafter,be brought in- 
tothem, or any of them, or which are vſually carried forth 
of this our Realme of England, Dominion of Wales,and Port 
or Towne of Barwick, or which ſhall for cuer hereafter be 
carried forth of them,orany of them,whether they be rated: 
inthe Booke of Rates for Subſidie, or areto be valued vpon: 
oath : They ſhall anſwere and pay vnto vs by way of Impo- 
ſition now newly ſct, oucrand beſtdesall Cuſtomes, Subſt- 
dies,and other duties formerly due: equally ſo much as they 
pay for Subſ3die, and neither morenor leſſe, Except ſuch 
Marchandizes as in this Scedule are either altogether freed 
from the ſaid new Impoſition, or are to pay the ſamein 
ſuch other proportions as aboue in this-ſame Scedule is: 
expreſſed. 


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R ates for the Subſidie of P —— | 


together withrthe Rates of "Wide po- ———_ 


Gas —— a 


Subjſrdie. 


£7 JIE F a9 Dzcs for Coopers MeL, EE 


waight, containing #3 
S 112. pound 
” Almonds of all ſorts 

X[.S, ——— 
the hundreth waight,cont. 112.pound 


=- gd _ dozen—— _ 
4 IN E Allum the hundreth 
d* " \ p rghors 


Alpiſti or Canary-ſeede the hundrethy ,... . OY Is 
waight,cont. 112. pound EY PETR 
the pound —11j.Sitj.d_— 
ont) Tao pong pound nn oijeiij.d— 
Lbeadesthe pound — ——__——————— 
Anchones the little barrell- mn ener 
Andletsor Mailes the pound-- Vjad.— 
or Creepers of Latten the 
Andirons pound. — CO 


of Yron the paire————yj.s.vi}j. 4 —-= | vj.s.viij.d. 
D 


Impoft. 


1 


V] Hs 
XS. 


©; 
xvj.S.vii.d. 
11j.$.11j.d. 
viij.$.111j.d, 


X.Ss 
VeSs 


Vid. 
vil j.d. 


Ancile 


wh 5 LA 


Ls 


pn nm—mumn A. 


ya 


cthe buſhell-— 111.d, — 


Anzile of Barbary, the pound ————xviij.d,-—— 
Aniſſeeds the C. waight,cont.112.pound-xxxy.s,———— 


FLIP . 
CID A 
xV11.d. 
XXRYV.Ss 
111.d. 


Apples [the Barrell cont. 3. buſhels ——xjj.d.——— 
vocat. Pippins or Rinnets medi LO. 


L barrell cont. 3.buſhels—— 
. FtheBarrell ———— — -lij.s. itij}.d.— 
Aquavitzy 1, Hogfhead ij = 
Argall white and od and pouderthe C. 
waight cont. 112. pound ——— — ; 
Arrowes for truncks the Sroce,cont.12. 
dozen=—— 
Arras or Tapeſtite wich goldeand G loc e 
the Flemiſh ell——.— 


Pot aſhes the barrell,cont. CC. : Is 
poundats.ſcoretothe C.—S 


Cxxlijs.ilij.d,— 


—— 
————————_—_ 


Cvjis.vij di —— 


xl.s. 


— 


row - Pot aſhes the Laſt cont.12.barrels-xxx.l. BR, 
| Wood or Soape aſhes, the __ BE 
cont.12. barrels PDE Br cue Sean 


Aule-blades the thouſand———— — —vj.s.vij.d. — 


Aulgers for Carpenters the [mal groce, Cx, "LO ON 
cont. 12. dozen 


—  ———— 


[Xh.d. 

1.5. 
l11.S.111.d. 
111.1. 


xxiij.s.iiij.d, 
v3.S.v11j.d. 
x1.S, 


[.s. 

xxx. 
v|.l. 
v].S.v1ij.d. 


X.S, 


ith locks the dozen ——-— 


W XX111j.S. 
Bags dui ſteele rings without bocks 


the dozen— nt XV).S, memes | 


———— 


| em a 


Axes or Hatchets the dozen 1j.S11.d.—— 11.S.11j.d. 
VE TIT NCT, "hee 
DST, | OP fe 02 ts *D ay 

Abies or Puppets for Children, the... _ _... EE 

B groce oa eo meats III. — V]6.vnj.d. 


XX111j.S. 


XV}.S. 


* 
37 N 


*- 
—z 


ates [nWards. 


a as 
# | Baicherriesthe hundreth waight, cont. 
! 112,pound-— 

vocat. gold -ballances the 


I tanaed 


( 
( 


groce, Cont. 12. dozen 
paire-— 
vocat. ounce-ballances the 
groce, cont. 12. dozen 
pPalre—— 
Lthe ſort cont. 4. dozen 


mn —_—_—_ 


Balances: 


Orme” Gm —__—__—_ 


ubnate. 


|  — —— 


MN 


xl.5. 


i a ey 


RXeS _ —_—— — 


—XXV).S.v11j.d. 


'Cxiie.ith.d, — | 


— 


X11.S.11ij.d. 
Xl.5. 


XX.9S. 


XXVj.s.v1ij.d. 


d. Balls Tennis balls the thouſand ——xx.s.-———— | xx.s, 
| vocar,)Walhing balls chegroce,cont.12.7 ,,. | 
: VOCAat. XS. 4 RSS 
dozen — - 
| Bands vocat. Flanders bands the dozer—xiij.s.iiif.d,— its, 111j.d. 
! Bankers of verdure the dozen peeces —-xl.s, xl.s. 


Barbers Aprons or Checks the peece, 2 
/ cont.notabouc 10. yeards 


cV)S.vViI.d. — 


| VI.S.V11j.d. 


\ Barilia or Saphora, to make glaſfle the 
barrell pa CO weight en 2 ET 
| Barlings the C.cont.s.icore — —XXX11j.S.111j.d. 
Barons the _ waight, i 0 112-T;;;1, ak 
{ Baskets vocar. handbaskets or ſports the? q 
| dOZEN erm xx.4, 
| Baſonsof Lattenthepound. — —Viij.d. ——— | yiij.d. 
Fw In ſtraw hats knotted the dozen—iij.s.iij.d.-— | jjj.s. 111d. 
a 
or {trawe hats plaine the dozen—viij.d.— viij.d. 
the rOpe——- ———Vj.d.-—— vi.d. 
Baſt ropes 4 : the bundle cont. 10. ropes —y.s,——- V5, 
the C. waight cont. 112.7... bn 
| pound-<— TV11.S, Viij.S. 
; Batterie or kettles the C. watght cont. Te oe 
 I12.-pcund— alta On [ — | 11... 


D 2 


Beadcs 


"Kates /nywarads, ub/idie. 


— 


of Amber the pound — ——x.s.— 


of Bone the great groce, cont. 
| 12.{mall groce 


Beades 


£ of Chriſtall the thouſand ———-xl.s. — 


of Glaſſe and Wood of all forts? , 
the great groce 


of Iaſper ſrvgre the C.ſtones —XxXx.S.——— 


| — 


+» m— __—— 


Beauer haire or wooll the poune 

; vocat. Hawkes belles French ma- 

king the dozen paire- 

| yocat. Hawks bels of Norembrow 1 
| making the dozen paire— tx 


vocat. Horfe bels the {mal grocet,, 

Belles: cont. 12. dozen— 

| vocat. Dog bels the ſmall groce, —_ : 
cont. 2 dozen JG. 

voc. Morris bels the ſmall groce, 2 .. 
cont. 12. dozen 

 vocat. Clapperbels the os mmm 


—. 


[m—— 


g——_ —_—_— 


ch. S.Vj.d. —— 


a ey, 


Bell mettall the hundred waight, cont. 
112. pound— 


Bittes for bridles the dozen 


Blacking'or Lamp black the C.waight, 
cont.112.pound ——— 


— 


— 6 — _———— 


>Cxl.s, — 


S—_— 


vocat.Parismantles coloured, xiij.s.ij.d.—| 
the mantle UN Cs 
Blankets 
| vocat.Paris mantles On WHEN 1 . 
red, themantle—— is 
"OBE or Logwood the hundred? ,. . — 


Waight,COnt.I12.POUNd—— w-— 


mpo 


Xe 


£: RX OS — —w——m—m—_—_— XX.S. 


of. Boxe the Sreat grOCe———FR.S, —— XX. 


| 


X1.S, 


V.S. 


{OA 


Pie vj.d. os vi.d. 


g 


| X1.d. 


VS. 
viij.d. 
1j.5.vj.d. 
vi.d. 


Un” Exxxiij.sith.. | 


XS. 


xiij.5.iitj.d. 
X.S. 


x.l. 


PO | 


rds 


. 
. 


—— ——» 


Fyocat. Barrell boards the C2 
| cont. ſixe ſcore boards — $ 


vocat. Clapboardes the C. Cain EH: 
cont.fixe ſcore boardes— 


| vocat.Deale-bordes,fee, Dealcs 


BoatrdesX yocat. Paſte bordes for books 7 Trees 
___ CVj-S. Va). d,— 


— ad 


| 

[ns pipe boardes the hun-7... 
| dred.cont. {1xe ſeore=n th , 
| 


| — 


vocat.white boards for Shoo- 
' makers the board——— — 


Bodkins the ſmall groce,cont.12.dozen—jij.s.tihj.d.-—— 


X1j.d. — 


Bomeſpars the C. cont. ſixe {core————-xxxiij.s.iiij.d. 
Bookes vn-F the Basket or maund ij. l.———— 
bound 5 the Fatcont.halfe amaund-xl.s.———' 


not aboue 15.yards — 


narrow the double puny ij. —- Fiij.l. 
cot. not aboue zo.yards 
RES, broad the ſingle peece note xlyj. .viij.d.— xlvj.s.viij.d, 
rs aboue 15. yards —— 
br _ i Pi Fil. [.xt1j.s.titj d | iti. l.xiij.s.11tþ 
of Silke the yard —— 1.5. — | Ulj.s. 
Boſſes for bridles the groce, cont. as. ; -- 
dozen— CC So bs 
Botanoes the pecce——— 11.S.111.d.—— | 11j;$.11j.d.- 
fof Earth couered with Wicker 
the dozen XK X.0. ———— I 
of Glafſecqueredwith Wicker vi-s. viij. d.—| vj.s.viij.d; 
the dOZeh———————o—— 
Bottles5 of Glafſe with vices couered?,,y xxx; 


with leather the doz I 


D 3 


XV.S- 


Vj.S.V1j.d. 


Xij.d. 


iij.s.itij.d, 


Breen 


1.5, 


"narrow the ſingle pecce Cx. 5.————_— 


Bottles 


, 
* 


_ 


| of Glaſſe vacouered the dozen—xviij. * HEumPn: 


| Bottles | of wood vocat. ſucking bottles * 7 ARGS 
| the groce, cont. 12. dozen— [« 


—iij.s. 


{ 
it's 


| L 
| 'Boult "; qa the peece— 
the bale cont. 20. peeces 


Bowes vocat. Stone Bowes of Steele 0, 
the peece 


| Bowe ſtauesthe C. cont.6. ſcore ſtaues—lit.l.— —— 
|Boxepeeces for Combes the thouſand—xxxtij.s.iiij.d. 


'Boxe Combes, ſee, Combes 

(Fire or tinder boxes the } 
Rroce, cont. 12.dozen Cyi. $.Viij.d. — 

boxcs \ 


| Neſt-boxesy groce,cont. 
I2.dozen neſts— 


| 
Round-boxes or French 
1 + Sg — —— 


"5% HORGITEDE 


nn en en 


WG 


C———_— 
R—_—_—— rio Sn 


EXXX 8: 


boxes for Marmelade 
or Gellie the dozen — 


Sand-boxes the groce, ? 
Ccont.12. dozet ——— Ys ON 


Soape-boxes the mocke,2e 
cont.60. boxes —— 


[| Touch-boxes , ale 
with [cather the dozen 


Touch-boxes , couered 
with vcluet the dozen 


Tounch-boxcs of Yron or 
"7 ER RIIEDEN 


Boxes vocat.., 
6X1. S. l1j.d.— 
$ XVjOmen—— 

ViIjSS. —— 
other mettall guilt the 


SM + 57 7 ve 1; IG 


{ Of Gliſie the ſmall groce, Gai " LSD 


——— 


cont. i2.bundles or dic- 


6,07 | 
_ Bracelets,o 45 ST 
RS 17, dthefinallgroce 

Mi 67OCHEONES xvj.d. 


! 12. bundles or dickers= 


Ul . 
— 


xviij.d. 
V.S. 
111j.S. 
Uij.l. 


V.Ss 


XXX11.$.111.d, 


v].S.viy.d. 


vj.S.viij.d, 


xiij.s.iii.d. 


SAT TaE IR 


0 


s 


H 1416, 


\ ALEC APATYAS. 


"iſo called being French-wood ) 

| the C. waight, cont. 112. OM oS, 
Brafen] pound— | 

| or Fernandobuck the C. waight 5; 

cont, H2. pound———{$ * 


LG 


Braſſe or Lauer cocks, the pound ———-viij. d. — 
Braffe or pile-waights, the pound =viij.d.— 
"the thouſand=—— ———vj.s. vij.d. — 


yoc.Flanderstiletoſcoure) ... .... 
| with, the thouſand — Exc S, litj.d— 


t yocat. gallic tiles the foot—iiij. d. _ 
VOC. pauing tiles the thou- 


[and —-— —— 


Brimftone the hundred waight cone Cvjes.vilj.d—— 
x12. pound _ 


rough or vndreſt the — > 
Briſtles ) = 


Brick ſtoncs- 


[OE 


m—om—_— 


pound —————— — 

dreſt the dozen pound — 

Brouches of Hatten or copper the 899, 
cont. twelue dozen — 

of Heath courfe the dozen —-xvijj.d. -_ 


of Heath fine or head bruſhes 
the dozen 


of Haire vocat. head brute ia, — 


X., S, 


> > — 


© Ciijes lied 


|. thedGOZCHmononn =o od 


of Haire yocat. rubbing was Fre 
Bruſhes} ſhes the dozen wn 


| of Heath vocar. rubding bru-? ; 
* C Viewed 
ſhes the dozen Cv) 


t of Heire,voc. Combe bruſhes; ; Se Vii doe 


| - the groce, cont.12.dozen=- \ 


of Heire,vocat. Weauers bru-7;7 og __ 
| ſhes the dozen ——— —_— JS.v}6 


mpo/e. 


In 


Vj.l.X11j.$.111j.d 


viij.d. 


vitj.d. 


V 3, Vit! .d. 
X11) o$ it) .d. 
L11j.de 
XS 
vj.S.v1ij.d. 
V.Se 
X.Ss 
V].S. 
xvi1j.d. 
11j.$.titj.d. 
Th SUI) . d. 


— | viij.d, 


vi.d. 


V) $.v1ij.d. 


1j.5.Vj.d. 


Rates INWaras. 


r of Germamie Of fine Buck- Cy 
rams the peece——— 


or halfe peece 


| PEECces. 
painted the peece —— 


vocat. Carricke Buckrams 
T the ſhort peece 


| — 


of the Ea# countrie 5 Ly vj.d. 


Y By ing 
| Buckrams 4 of French making the monde 


){U/iAles 


n—_—— 


> [- 


1J.SYj. di — 


XX.0. IT Cat Le ES 


not aboue 15.yards— 


Buffins,and 
Mocadoes, 


| 
and Lile 7hroade the fi ingle peece 
Grograines, | nor abouc 15. yards— 
broade the double peece 7 
E not aboue 3o. yards — 


| Buffe hides the peece—— HRS — 
ij E 
i narrow the ſingle peece £xs 


narrow the double peece? 
not aboue zo. yards—S 


$ xxx, S. 


; © X On 


COLES 


11.1. 


1j no SBC Dia Fra be ae, DAE 


great the pound Ns 


fl Lacethe pound 


I Cs eee rt ants 


Bugle —_ or {ſeed Bugle the pound —11j.s.i11j.d, —- 
—S——— 
Bullions for purſes the $09ce,comt, $2 T4 


Bumbaſine, ſee Boratoes — b _ 


TT SraEs 


WL > 


Son 


VSe 
1j.S.Vj.d. 
KXXeSs 
1].S.Vj.do 
xx.d. 


XX.Ss 


XXReSs 


| xl.5. 


XXR Ss 


id: 


1).S. 
11,$.111).d. 
111).S, 


VoSe 


yards. _ da 


Latten y great groce, Cont. 
Ml } 12 ſmall groce,euery groce 
| Buttons | cont.12.cozen 


of Chriſtallt the dozen ——— 


 Buskins of leather the dozen paire=———xl.s. — — — 
Buſtians the ſingle peece not aboue xv. Ex), viij.d.— 


j of Brafle, Copper, Steele, or? 


| 


pe S.1itj.d. — 


of GlafleF great groce, cont. 
” 0p + {mall BrOCC—=— 


HS ——— 


X1.5. 


X11j.$.111j.d. 


1J.S. 


v).S.v1j.d. 


M-Prjeijd. =] 


Buttons 


= A424 MITT INTE INE 
ts IE, a tr IL OT OR RIG 


SAME IS 


i SE are. a 
BES.'. _— > w* 


0 14 FP * 


of Threedy great groce, cont. 
12. {mall groce———-, 

Buttons | of Silke the great groce, cont. 

+ | 12. ſmallgroce— we! ey 

Yo" fine Damaske worke the 

| dozen— — — 


VS —_—— ——_ 


CVS ——— 


V.Se : 


or cowntors {mall 5 peece=x.S——— 
( OY or cowntors large the 7 


RIS —  — 


PCece—— _ 
Cables tarred or vntarred the C.waight?_...  .... 
X11.S, 111j.d— 
cont.112. pound — 
Caddasor Crucllribandthedozen Peet F 
ces,cuery Pecce cont. 36. yards 5k 
Caffa,ſee, Damaske ———————— 
ccourſe vnſtarched the peece-v).s.viij.d.—— 
fine in papers or out of an. PS 
pers ſtarched the peece— 


Callicocs 2 ; 
Lawnes the pecce one with pc... _ ---: 
X11).S. Hij.d. — 
another —— C 
LCubbord clothes the peece—jjj.s.itij.d 
Callymanco the yard Vi.S, Vitj.d, GS 
Calue-skinsin the heire the peece XX. 0 
the halte peece cont. _ PE» 
| XX\ 
Cambricksy <þlls and a halfe ——-- 
the peece conr.x1jj.clls ——— rm 
Camels haire the pound ——— —{11j. $ ——— 


XXeSo 


0.67 


VjS.v11.d, 
XeSo 
X11).$.111j.d. 
11.5.111j.d. 
Vj.S.Vitj.d. 


| XX.d. 


—|XXV.S. 


| 


Candle-plates or wallers of Brafle © Cvig. 4 — 


Latten the pound—— 


E 


[.S. 

111j.S. 

V1. d. 
Candleſticks 


, A wy 3 i FS - « , oy PF . 


A. 


of Braſſe or Latten the 
Candleſticks ) pound ———— Ci di ——— 
e of Wirethe dozen 11j.S.lij.d.—- 
Candle-ſnuffers thedozen i 19.$.Viij.d.—— 


Candle-wecke the hundred waight, C xiij.s.tiij.d.— 
cont.112. pound —_ _ 


Canes or Reedes. the thouſand 


——XXX11j.5.111}.d. 


he dozent——————1}jS.— ——— 
Exood?* 

CEOO the ſhock cont. lx. ne Ee STE IO JETTA 
Cant-ſpars the C.cont. fix {core ——XXX&k11).S.111j.d. 


"Barrasand Dutch Canuas the 
C.clls, cont.fix ſegre——- 


French Canuasand line of the} 
| brodeſtfort for tabling,be- 
inganell and halfe a quar- $*.l.———— 
| rerbroad and vpwards, ans 
| C. ells cont. ſix {core 
Normandy Canuas ng 
narrow, white or brownez (ij | 
the C.ells cont. {ix ſcore— 


| Halſtred the C.ells, cont. bot IxC 


Exlvjeviijed.— 


pg 3 fcore es Xe © extj.5.ihj.d. 
| Ouldrons the boult, cont. 28. 8.7 Te *P Joe 
| ell PRE” 


i Packing Canuas , Gig) 
and Spruce canuas the C. -XX&X&.S, —— 

ells,cont. {ix {core— _— 

Poledautes the boult,cont.28.7 ,... - 

| cells — c 2 

[Spruce Elbing or Quinsbrow 

__ Canuasthe boult cont. 28. Exit 


ells——— 
[Soutwih or broad Harfotds ME 
: theC.cllscont. fi eoſfadee=p — 


ahy rm —= me > 


f 


TITTY 


[vijj.d. 


11j.s, on d, 
1).S.V11). 'd. 


X11.S.1t1}.d. 
XXX $ 11j.d, 
TRY 

9: 


x[vj.S.Viij.d, |} 


&lo 


itij.l. 
XXX11j.$.111j.d., 
xiij.g\iij.d, 

\ 
XXX.9s 


XX.eSs 


X11) $.111j.d, 


- 


| x1.S, 
Canuas 


TWAYas. 


'Stripte or tufted with threed, 
the peece cont. 15. . yards— 


Stripte,tufted,or quilted with 


'Y 


yards — 
| Stripte withCopperthes peece 
cont.15.yards — 


ells,cont.ſixe ſcore— 


ons,the hundred ells,cont. 
ſixe ſcore 


working broade the hundred 
els,cont. ſixe ſcore 


| working of the broadeſt ſort 
L the C.ells, cont. fix ſcore— 


Capers the pound— 


—__ _—__— 


 ——_— 


.Trois the C.ells,cont.6. ſcore—xxx.s. 
Vandaloſe or Vittery the C. ——0il 


working Canuas for cont. 
$. 


ADINIOTE. 


yn eeoing 


X11.S.111.d, — | 
Silke, the peece cont. 15. Crna Fi FR 


[ XX0eS qo ny 


l1j.l.vj.S.viij.d. 


CL iiu.dlj.d. 


V1 a 


———zt 


F* 


the dozen—— 


double turfed or cockared CAPS O xxilijeS— 


XoSo 0 wm 


for children the dozen 
voc.night-caps of Sattin and vel- 
uetthe dozen—— 


A— 


Or —_— 


Caps 


A— 


| dozen——— 
; VOCat.night-caps of woollen RE. 
dozen 


2 ” 


D — 


L 


2s, 


voc.night-caps of Silke wp J 


| vocat.n ioht-c _ of linnen Ro 5 el 


XS r—_ 


— I 


Cap-hookes or hooke ends the grock; 
cont. 12. dozen Exh mmonmn 
Caprzucns the hundred, 
{1xC {COTE >—— 


a 


—_ -— 


— 


XXX111.S. 111j.d. 


E 2 


| 


xiij.s.iiij.d, 


XVj.S.v11j.d. 


XX$- 
XXR.S. 
11j.1,vj.s.viij.d. 


[.5. 
111.1.11j.$.111j.d. 


v.l. 
111.d. 
XX111].5. 
Ka. 


IXRS; 
&q1.5. 
X.Ss 
111j.S. 


XeSs 


Cards 


HU/1da1es 


A 


DTT (1 a 


aol PS Es 1 
| Playing Cards the groce, cont. cx 5 DO 
Cards 3 12.dozen paire 
as 4 Wooll cards old 5 dozen paire-V).S. ———— | yj.S. 
Wooll-cards new the dozen 7 Ls EIS, 


C paire 
"Brunſwick Carpets {tript ore jjj. "+ Re 
vaſtript the peece— C2 


China Carpets of Cotton 
courlethe pecce 


Carpets] Gentiſh Carpets the dozen 
vocat. \Turky or Venis Carpers ſhort ? 
the peece 

Turkie or Venis Carpets Vp 6 | 
Hip ———— 


A 
a Lm— 


NS —— w— 


DD — 


conf. foure yards and vp- 
L wards the peece-——— 


Carraway ſeedes the hundred waight, 
CONt.I12, pound —— 


XNXe So 


Catrels the peece,cont.15.yards —X1j.S. 111j.d.— 

'with wooden Combes gat-©s RR ns” 
ſhed the dozen 

with ſmall Tnorie Combes gar- : 
niſhed the dozen—<——— 


X15. 11h.d. DN 


OI mm 


11}.5.111j.d. 


11.5, 
| 
| 


' XXR2S, 
| 


| 
XX.S, 


1th... 
XX.$. 


X11j.S.111j.d. 


X.S. 


X115.$.111).d. 


with middle fort Tuory Cobes os 
garniſhed the dozen Ty, m Soy 

 ]with largeIuorie Combes nll IF " þ 
Caſes 4 niſhed the dozen——« XleSe 


| for Combes ſingle the groce,9 . ... 
CONL, 12. dOZeN—— —— Tyjas.viij. d,— 


for Combes double the groce, c xilj.s.itj.d— 
| cont. 12. dozen— 

| for Spectacles guilt the groce, 
\ CONT. 12. dOZENn——— 


X11j.s ti) dd — 


vj.5.v11.4, 
X111.$.111).d. 


xijj.s.iiij.d. | 


4 


Caſes 


= 


4 < 


£4 t 


* aUIAEC, HD: 


ws Spectacles vnguilt y groce, BY viti,d. —ivi_ 
cont. gt dn edt Pe 


Cales 


| vocat. Needles or Pin- caſes 
L the groce, cont.12.d0zeti— 


© vjes.viid. — |vj.s.viij.d. 


Fof Yron {mall the dozen — —xv.s. ——— |xy.s. 
. of Yron middle fortthe dozen-xx1l}.S, ——— | xx1tjj.s. 
ris | of Yron large the dozen ERR DS. — | xx3.$, 
| of Steele the dozen—————iljl. ———— {1k 
Catalopha the yard mma VIS nmrmmmrmen—— | VS : 


Catlings or Harp-ſtrings the Broce, 7 xvj.do—— |xvj.d. 
CONt. 2. COZCNom dro _ 
1 : y 10 "7 ** 6 ©» 5 
Cauiare the hundred waight,cont.112. 7 xiij.s. i1i.d. — 


pound ———_— 
\otLinnen tor women, the do-7;... __ = 
Cate wn on CHS— 111.5. 
(of Silke the dozen ———————x11.s. 1j.d. — | x11.t11.d, 
Ceſtcrnes of Lattenthe pound —Viijd. —-—— | viij.d. 
of Braſſe or Latten the? zi; 4, __ FOR 
Chafingdiſhes 2 pound ————— hy 
of Yron the dozen vj.5, Vitj.d. — | vj.s.viij.d. 
for Keyes or purſes fine thet jjjj.s,. Ec 
Chaines) dozen EO C , ; 
Con dogges courſe the dozen—xx.d ——— |xx,d. 


Chaires of Wall-nut-tree,the peece 11j.S.V.d.—— |111j.$.vj.d. 


rvawatcred the yard 
vnwatered the peece, cont. ? 


—— MT 


1J.S. 


XXXedSs MISS aa Bei 4 2-14 
15.yards _ s 
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watered tne yard.— — I SeV}) 0]; rn 1j.S.vj.d. 


Chamlets | watred the peece, cont.not? th 

abouc 16. yards ———-— 
voc. Grograine ans: vi.d. ——|xv.d. 
the yard I DA TINY I 


— |xl.s, 


Chamiets 


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ji fi peece, LE not a- on 
ll OUE 16, yJaIdMS———— 

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of Silk Tinceled with goldg 
. orfiluer the yard 
'  Cheeſethe C.waight,cont.112. wht FATE 
Cheſlſe-boards the dozen ——-————x.$.——— 
Cheſſe-men the groce,cont.12.dozen—y).s.——-— 


of Yron ſmall or middle "my | PO r 
the peece I 


WE Yron large the peece ———11j.l.vj.s.viij.d. 


} of Cyprus wood the neſt,cont. RN RS en 
| Cheſts three cheſts ont-Cil hs 


vocat. Spruce or Danske the x1ij.S.1tij.d. 
neſt.cont. three cheſts ——. 


| Painted the dozen en on ETgS 
\ Citternes the dozen- PRESS XXR.S, 


{mall the peece 11.S.11j.d.—- 
NOeY Backs range the peece Vj.S.Viij.d.--— 


ma. 


Deng, 


Vj.S.Viij.d. — 


Dima 


| Chizels for Ioyners the dozen —— ——jj.$,———— 
| the ſmall C.cont.6.{core | 
| | | boards c pans 
' Claphoultor) the ring cont. two ;oſinall 


XXX IS, — 


' Clap-board hundred FRET Fe 


the great hundred cont. 
Lt 24.ſ{mall hundred — 


Claricords the paire TED Rn VJ.S.VII}.d.—— 
Cloakes of Felt the peece —————xijj.s.111j.d.—— 

| of gold or filuer plaine y yard —xxvj. $.viij.d. - 
Cloath of "Ig or flyer wrought the@,je 


yard: IEEE _n——— ns 


Cxvlijel ——— 


— 


| XX.9S, 


mm | 1.S. 


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111.S. 
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11.1.vj.s.viij.d, 
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xl.S. 


Cloath 


: 
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Fs, ? 687 CHI 6 FF WOLIZFEL: 


Fi# 


of Tifſew the yard —— 119.1. vj.s.viij.d. 
French woollen the yard ; ARSE 
Florence woollen the Yard —Y.S.—-———— 
C loves the pound 
Cocha 


Cloath 


—rrnrnn——— WS nee 
— ——X<11.S.lj.d,— 

Ccouered EO ouile Leather, 

the dozen Faxes, ——— 
 coucred with Veluct, the doz.-xl.s, ———— 


— 


EO ; with Yron bars theneſt, cont.) . 
three coffers _ has, or 
Plaine the neſt;cont. 3 coffers—vj.s.viij.d, ——- 
Painted,y neſt cont. 3. coffters—viij.s. ———— 
Comatſhes out of Turkie the peece EONS I 
of Bone thepound ——-——jj$.———— 
of Box the groce, cont. Oy ONE 
GOZCN —— - _ ns 
vocat.light-wood Combes?... _ .... 
Combes _ es agrnpor 2.d0zen .SHt.d— 


of Horne for Barbers mee ij PO 
dozen BEEP co. 


| of Tuorie the pound——— —<v.S. 
Lvoc. Horſe-combes the doz.l}.S.——— 
Comfets the pound mmm Nj 


Comin-ſeede the C, waight, cont.112. 
pound, 


— 


*ExxXlij.s.ihj.d. 


————— 


'of Yron for Carpenters ? 
the dozen—— 


of Brafſe the dozen —— 
i for ſhips the dozen ——— 
Copper gold, ſec, Gold 


CX1.d. i — 


Campatts 


1j.S. 


VS r—— mmm cm 


A — Cs 


1ij.1.vj.$.viij.d. 
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XX.S. 


Xl.S. 
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XXX11j.$.1111.d.. 


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1j.S. 
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Copper Brickes or Plates round or | 3 
X[.S,. mreoeetecnce 


ſquare the hundred waight,cont. 112. 
POUN == ——————— 


| #8 DFI 


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CE oreene the C.waight,cont. Tas. Ks 


Copperas 4 112.pound————— 
} white the pound — —l11.d.—- 


whiteor red the pound OE R_ 


Conat) white or red the maſt, cont.7 
M two pound and a halfe—* 


| for Shoomakers the dozen pee: Ci bs 


ERR] ITT” 
% jo! all other ſorts the C. waight 


cont. 112.pound— 


SIC xvj.s. viij.d. — 


of Yron thethouſand-—jjj.s.it.d.-— 
of Steele the thouſand-——-xyj.s, viij.d. — 


Corck- racks 


Cordapge Tard or vatard the hd xiij.s 
cont. 112. pound. : 
Coriander-ſecd the C.waight,cont.122. 2 F, 
pound —— _ ——- 
Cotſlets complcate the peece X11.$.11.d.—- 
cCſpun,or Yearne, thepound——xjj.d. ———— 
Cotton? \yyooll,or vnſpun, the pound—viij, d. _——— 
Countors of Latten the pound —— —x.9. -- 
with Silke the dozen———-—xxyj.s.viij.d. 
with gold the dozen =—— —xl.s.. ——— 
Partlers with gold and filuer,,: 
| the dozen— —_ £1jll 
Crippin- Partlets with filke the dozen—ijjj.l. —-—— 
"han with gold or Muere vii NT 
1 thedozenpaire——-—-—- 


Sleeues with filke the dozen 


A Ee —_ 


7 x Ln 


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—— 


——— 


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\ Laths the pound————vij.d.—— 
rosbow 4 Threed the pound —111j.d.— 
Racks the peect———_—, 


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XVj.S.Vij.d. 


11.S.11ij.d. 
XVj.S. Vij.d. 


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pecces, cont. xxxvj. yeards a *XX«S. 
" Cxxrvj $.Viij. d.— 


Cruell 8 


= — 


peece 


Yearne or Mocadoe ends the 
[ dozen pound 


of ſtone without couers the C7 
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|of ſtone with couers the C.? _... _ -... 
X11}.S.11}.d.— 
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Curles vocat.filke curles the yeard 111j.S.—— 
Currants the C.waight, cont.112.pound-xXxX.s,—— 
Curten-rings the pound — viij.d, 
Clothes courſe the dozen XX11j. S, ——— 
Cuſhen 2 Clothes of tapeſtry the dozen-xl.s. ——— 
Cuttle BE the thouſand —X11}.$,li1j.d.-— 


H—_ 


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ces the pecce 
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| for children the dozen— So = nn 
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for Caffathe yeard ; Viij.s. cr Rals 
a des Pet ij $.111j.d.— 

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Damask/ the yeard iT "8 Cvjesviijd. — 


Towelling and RPO = 
of Holland making y Yards 


Tabling of Sletia _ __ ij. — 
yeard— is 


Towelling and Napkening? jg MES ER 
of Sletia making the yeard 
Dates the C.waight, cont.112.pound—l.s. — 


"Meabro-deales the C.conr. ſt _- 
ſcore———— Ie 


N deales th = t.f1 
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vocat. \Burgendorpedeales} C. Cont. 


- ſixe ſcore ———— 
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SS Ho EMI 


—— 


>> LIAN Ie Iong nn er—_——_— 


or ſtates for bookesthe dozen—1j.s.—-— 


for women to worke on coue- 1. 
Deskes5 redthe peece.———- Ij-s.v)- 


for women couered with vel-7 


net theprece—————S* 
Diall of Wood the dozen —X1j.d. 
of Bone the dozen ——— 111).S. — 
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yeard DEM nei 11}.s. 


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: Towelling & Napkening Sle-2,;y______ 
Diaper| tia making the yeard c _ 

| Napkins Holland making __ a. 
| dozeh —— —— 


"with Caddas the peece, cont. c DE 

I 5. yeards——— 

with Silke the peece, cont.15. c xilj.s.itij.d,— 
yeards — 

. {with Wollthe peece Ns Wi 
Dornix < yeards Pn. 

with Threcd the pcece, cont.9 . _ ... 
15-yeards Oyj, viij. d.— 

French making the ell————<xv.d, -——— 


French making the yeard X1j.d, —an— 


'vocat. Harnes plates or SH : 
doubles the plate——— Py 


Doubles: yocat. Harnes plates or Yron) 


doubles the bundle,cont. >-XxX.5. — 
L ten plates _ _ 
Dugeon the C.pceces, cont.fiue {core—x.s, ——-— 
A 
Acacia the pound Xij.d. 
Acorus the pound ——m—m—RVjO nmm_— 


Adiantum the pound —— —yj.d.——— 
A garicus or Agarick the poiid=yj.s. viij. d.—— 
Druggs 1 Agnus Caſtus the pound ——xjj.d. ——— 
vocat. |] Alcanet the pound 


Almonds bitter the C.waight » 
Cont. 112. poun.?- 


Aloes-cicotrin? he paund-—jijj.s. ———— 
LAloes-epatica thic pound 


X1).d. 


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Druggs | 
VOcat. 


| 1i2.pound ———— 


HO/idles 


Fo Pl DAT /1 . 


CAllum roch the C. waight, Pac - 


| cont.112, pound-— 
Allum plume the pound 


Bayberiesthe C.waight,cont. "Exc. * 


Barly huld, or French baly 


INDO/E.s 


—A 


XX.S, 


vij.d. ——— | viij.d. 


Amber-greece black or gray, by 
the Ee — : Ci Rad x ag 

Ameos-ſced the pound — Vij.d. —— — || vijj.d. 
Amomi Sementhe pound-——vj.d. — [vj.d. 
Anacardium the pound Xvj.d.——— | xvj.d. 
Angelica the pound ——k1j.d. ———| xi.d. 
Antimonium Crudum theC. 

waight,cont.112.pound go. Ny 

| Argentum Sublime the poiid-11.5s. ———- | ijj.s. 
Arg entum viuum or Quick- . 

7 luer the pound — a GEL] ron, 

Ariſtolochialonga & rotunda? _. . : 

4 the pound : OO TE} av. 

| Arſnick or Roſalger the pound-itij.d. -——— | iijj.d. 
Afarum the pound —————vj.d.———— | yj.d. 

| Aſpalathus the pound —X1j.d. — —— | xijj.d. 

| Afafztida the pound—.——xij.d. —— — xij.d. 

| B. | 
Balauſtium the pound-— 1j.s.11jj.d. 
Balſamum artificiale the pod -1j.5.vj.d.——— | jj.s. vj.d. 

Balſamum naturale the pound -x.s. = —— | X.Ss 


xiij.s.iiij.d. 


X11j.$.111j.d, 


| the C. waight, Cont. 112 (xj eS. ML. dom 
pound -— 

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the ounce troy 


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.Ciceres the pound——— 


Ta d,— 

Black-leade the C. WASH? xx, 
cont.112.pound _ 

Blatta Bizantiz the pound——xjj.d. - 


Bolus communis,or armonia- 
cus the C.waight,cont.112.>xx.S, — 
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pound -—— 
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—11j.$.111}.d,-—— 
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Borax in paſt the pound 
Borax refined the pound 


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Callamus the pound — 


Camphire refined or vnrefi- 
ned the pound 


Cantarides the pound —YVj.S.V11j.d. — 
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vij.d, —— 


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Carrabethe pound —=X1j.d. — 
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Caſſia fiſtula the pound ViiJ.d,o—— 
Caſſialigneathe pound— Xij.d. — 
Caſtoreumthe pound — XX0, w— 
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China rootes the pound- 11j.8.111j.d, — 


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| Druggs | 
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| Ciperus Nuts the pound Vi orion 
Ciuetthe ounce—— =XXVJ. S.Y11j.d. 
Coculus Indiz the pound-—-xjj.d. —--— 
Coloquintida the pound JS 

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cont.112.pound 


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cont.112. pound- _ 


1 Cortex caperum-the pound — xjj.d. - 
| Cortex Tamariſci the pound—vyj.d.—- 
Cortex Mandragorz 5 pound-tiij.d. — 
Coſtus the pound ——— —xx.d. 
| Cubebs the pound —— XVjeen —— 
Cumin ſeede the C. waight, 7 


0 GD mmm 


—_— My 


On — 


CXXXIG S. t.d.- 
cont.112.pound————— 4 
| Cuſcuta thepound—— Fs PONREALADEE 
| Cyclamen the pound en renee 
| Cytragothe pound — 111j.d. ——— 
D 
Daucusthe pound — 11.d. - 
| Diagredium the pound — —xij.s.ii.d,— 
5 Hap the pound— Xfle——_—— 
Doronicum the pound —yj.d. ZI 
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Elleborus Albus and Niger?,,: 
the pound ——— : c la 
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| G 
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Galangathe pound —-=——- XVItj. d. ——— 
Generall the pound ——vj.d. - 
Gentianathe pound- — ti}. d. ——— 


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Ginny Pepper thepound ——x1ij.d. —-— 
GranaPinx the pound— x1j.d. 
Greene- Ginger the pound——xij. d,— 
Gum Animi the pound—-—x1j.d. -- 
Gum Armoniack the pound —viij.d. 
Gum Carannz the pound-—1j.s.111j. d,——- 
Gum Tragagant the pound —-xij.d. ———— 
Gum Elemnithe pound —-—x.d. - 
Gum Hederz the pound ——jj.s. 
Gum Lack the pound ———xij. d. ——— 
Gum Opopanax the pound—y.s,——— — 
Gum Sarcocoll the pound——xy, d. _——— 
Gum Serapinum the pound—xvj.d. ——— 


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pound ————— 
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! Incenſcthe C.waight ———xx.s5. 
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Ifonglaſſethe C. pound — —xxx1jj.s.111.d.— 


1].S. 

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Kermesor Scarlet graine the2yjes, S.Viij.d. — 


Labdanum or Lapadanum?,;; 4 ___ 
' thepound $5 ; 


Lapis Calaminaris 5 hundred 
waight,cont.112.pound— 


Lapis hematitis the powad—ak d.- 


—_ — — 


Cxij S.11j.d.— 


| Lapis Tudaicus the pound —-xij. d. 


Litharge of gold y C. waight—*.S.———— 
Litharge of filucr y C,waight—Illj.$.— 


Lupines the C. pound - 111].S. —— 
M 
| Manna the pound VS. ——— 
Marmelad the pound —Xij.d. ——— 
Maſtick white the pound 11).S11j.d.—— 
Maſtick red the pound X1j.d, =— 
Mechoacan the pound- 1j.5.vVj.d. —— 
Mercury ſublimat the pound—ij.S.vj.d, —— 
| Methridat Venectiz the pound-x.S$.————— 


Milltum ſolis the pound 11.d.—— 
| Mirabolanes thepound —— —x1j.d, =— 
| Mirabolanes codited y pound <xx.d, —— 
Murtil! berrics the pound R1j.d. 
Mummia the pound —— 


non Vn —m——_ 


————— 


Lapis lazulithe pound. —I1j.$.111.d,——— 
Lapis tutiz the pound —.——-viij.d.—-— 
i Lignum Aloes the pound V].S. Viij.d. — 
Lignum Rhodium the hun- "$i HE SY 
1 dred waight —— ) 
Lignum vitz the C. waight——X. mm 


Vj.S.V11j.d. 


X1j.d. 
x1ij.$.111j.d. 
vi.d. 
Xij.d, 7 
11j.S.111j.d. 
viij.d. 
vj.S.viij.d. 
V11j.S. 

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1115.5. 
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VS. 

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11.S.111.d. 
x1j.d. 
1}.5.vj.d. 
1j.5.vj.d. 
X.S. 


[111j.d. 
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xX.d, 
x1).d. 


viij.d. 


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"Muske the OUnce——v———XXxVj.S.v1j.d.—- | xXxvj.s.Viij.d. 
Muske cods the dozen XXVj.S.Vitj. d. —- | xvj.$.viij.d. 
Myrrha the pound x&.d, ——-— |xx,d, 
N 
| Nigellathe pound ——v.d. | V).d. 
Nitrum the pound HS, ——— | 1j.S. 
Nutmegs congzitcd the pound -ilij.$———— | itij.s. 
Nuzx cupreſſi the pound ——vj.d. ——— | vj.d. 
| Nux Indica the peece Hij.d. ————; Hd. 
Nux vomica the pound vj.d. — | Vj.d. 
| O 
Olibanum the pound =————x1j d, ———— | xij.d, 
Opium the pound=— -———YjS.vij.d, — | vj.s.viij.d. 
Origanumthe pound —Vj.d. -——— | yj.d. 
vocat: 5 Offadecorde ceruithe pound-x.s. ——— | XS, 
Oyledebay the C.pound XXVJ.S.Vi1j.d. = | XXVj.S.VIij. d, 
Oyle of mace the pound—--v.s. — VS. 
Oyle de ben the pound———vs.—— — | vs. 
| Oylede ſpike the pound— XX,d.mo——} 
| Oyle of Almonds the pound —xij.d. —— 'xij.d, 
i Oyle of Scorpions the pound-xx.d, _——— | xx.d. 
| Oicum petrolcum the pound=xx.d, ——— | xx.d. 
| Oleumterebinthine ——yj d, — | vj.d. 
| F 
Pearle ſeed the ounce ————jj.s.vj.d.--— | 1j.s.vj.d. 
Pellitoricthe pound ——H.0 117.d. 
Pepperlong the pornd 1j.5.vj.d. —— | 1j.S.v}.d. 
Perroſcnthe C.waight, cont. C xi 5.11.0. | xij.5.itjj.d. 
; T112.pound — m——_\ 
| Pionic-ſecd the pound———vi.d,—— |v}.d. 


Piſtactas 


4 


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anXijd. ———— 

 amaRgg: the C.waight, Las i ; 
cont.112,pound ——— mo 

Polium montanum the poſid—vj.d.———— 


Polipodium the pound lj d. ——— 
Poppie-ſecd the pound ——iljj. d. ——— 
Precepitat the pound — "et PGENROAS LIED 
Pſyllium the pound —— 11.d, —— 
R 

Red-leadthe C.waight, cont.7 ... _.... q 

112.pound. mY — 
Rhabarbarum or Rabat NEC xx 

pound ——— bh 
Rhaponticum the pound 1j.S.vj.d.—— 


Roſalger the pound-— 


DOR POT 


; Roſletthe pound — Vie. ———— 
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Sal alkali the pound — Site onnnn—_— 


Sal Armoniacuw the pound—jj.s.vj.d. —— 
Sal Gem the pound —— 
Sal Niter the pound —X1.d. -——— 
| Sandarachathe pound—=———iij.d.——- 
Sandiuerthe hundred pound -x.s.———— 
Sanguis Draconis the pound —jj.s.,vj.d. —— 
Sarſaparillathe pound XVj.d. —— 
Saſſafras rootes the pound ——xvj.d,———— 
| Saſſafras wood the pound Xij. d,— 
Saunders white the pound——xjj. d. ——— 
Saunders yellow the pound —jj.s, 


Saunders red, a/zas ſtock, the? .. 
hundred pound———\ 


Locammonie the POUNG———xX1jj.$.i11j.d,— 


-viij.d. —_ PR 


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1.d. 


x111.5.111j.d. 
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vi.d. 


&1j.d. 
H.S.vj.d. 
vii.d. 
x1j.d. 
11j.d. 
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1j.S.vj.d, 
Xvj.d. 
XVj.d. 
X1j.d. 
x1).d. 
1).Ss 
111.1. 


X11j.$.111}.d. 


"Scincus Marinus the peece——iiij. 'e SOEIEIDS 


Druges 


VOCAL, 


Scordium the pound nn je eee re 


AHD/1dte. 


Sebeſtens the pound <——v1j.d, 
Seeds for Gardens of all ſorts 

the pound 
| Seler Montanus the pound 1 ot. 


L11.d.— 


Semen cucumeris, cucurb. CI-T .... > 
trul.melon the pound—— "Til ET SLEen 
Sena the pound ———————xviij. d. ——— 
1 Soldonellathe pound ———vj.d.——— 
Sperma-czti fine the pound—v.s.— 
wa on lie the? extij.s.iijd 
Spica celtica the pound=- xvj.d. 
| Spicknard the pound Vj.S.Viij.d. —== 
) Spodium the pound ————vij.d.- ——- 
| Spunges thepound —— ——jj.s.vj.d. —— 


Squilla the hundred waight ——xx.$.——— 


| limar the pound——— 
| Succus liquiririz the A -X1j.d, — — 
Sulphur viuum the pound ——viij.d.—— 

T 


Tabacco Cane and Pudding@ _ . 
the pound ——————_—_c—c C2 


4 —_—_—__—___  —— 


| Squinanthum the pound XX.d, ——— 
Stzxchados the pound —x.d, — _ 
Staues-aker the C.pound XXX.S. =_ 
| Stibium the pound mmm Sm 
Storax Callida the pound=——ijj.s.i1j.d.-— 
j Storax Liquida the pound——xjj.d. - 
Sublimat vocat, Mercury ſub- Tz Pop” 
1 .$.Vj.d. —— 


| | Tabacco Leafe thc ———= XX. 


mpojt. 


iij.d. 
vi.d. 
viij.d. * 
tth.d. 
vi.d, 
111j.d, 
x&V1ij.d, 
vi.d. 

VS. 
XXX11j.S.111j.d. 
Xxvj.d. 
vj.S.viij.d. 
viij.d. 
11.5.vj.d. 
XLS; 
xx.d, 
x.d. 
XXX:% 
lj.S. 
11.S.111j.de 
X1).d. 
1j.S.vj.d. 


ata. 


viij.d. 


YR.Ss 


Druggs | 


VOcat. 


«© . ors 
. | Tamarindes the pound -——x.d. 
' Terra Lemnia the pound — ene I Y8- 
rm mmm—m—— X1j.d. 


n: 
n+; 


Terra Sigillata the pound—-—xjj.d. —- 


Thlapſ; men tne pound ——xjj.d, —X1}.d. 
Tornſull the pound — ——yiij.d. ——— 'viij.d. 
Treacl2commo the hundred 

pound 50 ET nn C RNS  — | RXX.S. 
Treacle of Venicethe pound—x.s, - $2 
Turbith the pound -—y.c. ns OE 
| Turbith Thapfize the pound —jj.s,—--—|ij.s. 


Turmerick the pound —=xlj.d. —-——| x1. d. 
| 


< . , 
Turpentinzof VeniceFpound-xx.d, ——_—_.|xx.d. 


Turpentine common the C.79 , ___ | 
waight Ts 


X.Ss 


Verdigreece the pound———=xyj.d——xyj.d. 


| 
, 


| Verniſh the hundred pound-—xxxiij.$.111j.d.— O $.11:j.d. 


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Vermilion the pound X111j.d— [xi Xi1ij. 
Vitriolum Romanum y pound-vj.d.— oy” 
Vmber the hundred waight —xx.s.—- ». XX.S. 
* . 1 
White-lead the C.waight XV.S, | XV.S- 
LZeodariathe pound —lijsiljd.-—\ i) $.111j.d. 
EY Ia DD a Me 
SECT, 
Bonie wood the hundred waight,@._ -- 
I mon — 0 
cont.112.pound—-— — 
Elephants tecth the hundred pound 11.1.vj.S.viij.d. | 1tj.l.vj.S.Vij.d. 
Emery ſtones the C. waight, cont. 112.7 ;; my 
| HJ .S—— 111j-S. 
pound EE EO ON O_o FouS 


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C.waight, cont.112.Þound 
"for beds the QC. waight, cont. 0 
112.pound 
| vocat.Eftrich or Oſtrich fea- 
thers the pound vndreſt — 3 
Featherbcds old or new the peece-———xxvJ.S.vitj.d 
; ns fs cont. 30.pound 1} 
Figgs {the PEecce cont. 60.POound————V.S.————— 
{ite C.waight,cont.112.pound—xvj.s. Viij.d.— 
Files the groce,cont.twelue dozen—- 
Finnes of Whales the finne— 
Finnes of Whale the pound — 
Fircſhovles the dozen — 
Firefhovle plates the C. waight, cont. C xl) 5.iiij.d,— 
112.pound 
 Cod-fiſh the barrel! 
Cod-fiſhthe Laſt,cont.twelue me 
barrels - want”... : 
Cod-{iſhthe C.cont.ſix ſcore—xlvj.s.vii.d. — 
Fiſh vo-j Cods-hcads the barrell — 
Cal, 


_—_— 


90 
S..3CE 


5s 


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— 


—_—— —— 


1j.Sti.d.-—— 
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| PircperEclest [-XXS: 
Shair Kine or © Dole? 

Eelcs the barrcll—— 
Spruce Ecles the barrel -xl.$, — —-— 


LOtub Ecics the barrel —xlvj.s.viij.d.— 


e batrr S 


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= < 
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— | XXV] S.V1 ij.d. 


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XS. 


v] S.V11.d. 


V}.S $,V11).: d. 


Xi1j.$.111j.d. 


;4 i 4SUILACTE's 


the barrell C viijadij.d,— 
white, full, or ſhotten, 

Hea- | - the Laſt cont. wo . nent 

rings | barrels —- 


red the Cade cont.500 -viij.S.ltij.d,—— 


1 [red the Laſt, cont. 20.7.1... 
| Hog” I Bari Cvillyjxiijd. 
Lampreys the pecce ——— —x1j.d. 
Lings of all ſorts the hundred, 0;..1, _. _ _ 
cont.ſixe ſcore. ——— $9 aa, 
"fſh ſmall the A GL GE 
cont. {ix {core 


New: i fſh middle fort the C. 
land | cont.ſix ſcore —_— 


fiſh great the C.cONt- 0 xxxes, 


XX.Ss — 


{1x ſcore 
> WIRE = barrell. SS, i JOLIE 
Girles the barrell=——xv.s.————— 


| Seale-fiſh the ilh———— —xij.s$.i1i,d.— 
Titling the C. cont.7,; i 
"ts, Hen ule £vj.5.viij.d 


Titlinethe Laſt cont}... 5c. 
Geeore. Pl vjes.viijed. 


| Cropling y C.cont. 0 ;j5.s. iijj. d.— 
Stock- } fix [COOPruomey 

fiſh |} Cropling the Laſt, 
| cont. ten hundred 


Lubfiſh the hundred 
cont, fix ſcore— 


| Lubfiſh 5 Laſt, cont. 


 tenhundred—— 


C vil xiij.itjd. 


XXVJ.S,Vilj.d— 


X1tj.l,vj.$.v11j.d 


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| Hadocks the barrel! VJ.S.V11.d. — 
: White, full, or ſhotten, 


 Whitings the barrell —— js. 1tt.d, — 


WDOJE, 


& 


x1.s. 
XV.S. 


4 [4 


A 


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= 


A— 
— ——}J_ 


Flannell the yeard- 
couered with leather the dozen=11j.s.i1iij.d —— 


Flaskes pars with veluet the dozen-xxvj.s.viij.d.-— 


of Horne the dozen mann Som 
Spruce.Muſcouie,and all other; 

Flaxe vnwrought, the C. 
waight, cont.112.Pound—— 
rcſt or wrought Flaxethe C. 
cont.112.pound 
Flocks the C.waight,cont. 112.pound—xx.$———— 
Frankincenſe 5 C.waight,cont.12.poiid-xxvj.s.vitij.d. 
Frizadoe the peece,cont.xxiiij. yeards—vj.l, ———— 


Frying and Dripping Pans the hundred 
waight,cont.112.pound 
FArmins the Tiwver, cont. onto, ES 
sSkinnes 

Badgerskins the Peece— —X1j.d. ——— 
Blacke or red the 
Beare-Skins  peece ——— 
{ Whitethe peece—xxX&.S.——— 
| \ skins the peece— 

Furres ! Beauer {þellics or wombes the? ... 
J Viij.d ——— 

vocat. j PEecce — TY ) 
White tawed the C. 
cont. fiue ſcore skins 


black tawed the dvzen Ii ed 
LBudge 4 


mee 


XY See 
Flaxe. + \ 
| D 


4 AT— 


xl.s. 


<Exx, Se —— 


| 


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Cxjes.—— 


Y Seneca 


X XS. more mma pen 


Skins—— 
black vntawed theC Cie 

cont. v. ſcore skins— CH 
ay remand eg. > 

foure panes — — XVj.S. Vitj.d. — 


Nauerne the C.legs, 7 
cont. fiue ſcore——. $ 


Romney the C, legs 


mw — O_o 


V].S.VIij.d. — 


o Sr nmr etna comma 


TDO1, 


viij.d. : 


V1}.S.vj.d. 


1.1. 
XX.Ss 
xXVJ.S.VIitj.d. 
vj.l. 


RX So 


XX.,Ss 
xij.d. 
XVJ.S. 


XRX,Ss 
VS. 


vit).d. 
XX.S. 

X11 oH 11j.d. 
£0 
SVi.S.V1y.d, 
Vj.S.V11j.d. 


V.Se 


© Cont.tiue Wo $ 


Furtes | 


a I © 


Cryntawed the Timber | £ 
containing fortice vs, ——| VS. 
Skins — 
rftulobes | rawed the Timber, ? | q 
containing fortic > VJ.S. Vitj.d, — | vj S.V11j.d. 
| SkINS———— 
l ſeaſond the pane——Xxvj.$.viij.d.—- XV), S.Vi11j.d. 
iſtage the pane ———X.S,————| XS. 


l "skinncs the hundred Lav. $.Viij.d.— BEI 
cont. fiue froreenmenk ; ; 


Poults the hundred, 7 


$5 " Hh pes 
X111.S.lil «Us  XU1J,Solil .d, 
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Y | 
pn the Mantle V.S, — it V.S. 
1 ; IO 
| wombcs the Pane + OY FE 
| Mantle --—-\ 
l . 5 . *s © 
} Zurres |Dockersthe' [1m>er, cont. for- Cvi-s.vilj. d,—  VI.S.Viij.d. 


= SY VI.S.V111.d. 
Fitches tieskinnes } / 


| rocat. ] tieskinnes - — 


the rw amen 5, viij.d. — 
| 
| 


the Pane or Mantle-——x.s. —-——— | *.5. 
| 5% Skinne » —Vijj.d. —— — | vi}. d. 
| Mantle XS, moe ML A 
Foxes. 2 pane or : [ 
| wombes. poules,or pec- Lvig RT OPEIRR "FA 
L cesthe pane— | 
ſbackcs the dozen- vij.S.V1ij.d. ——| Vj.S.V11j.d. 
les y P: Aan- 
tailes y Pane or Man-7 _ _ 9 HOY 
tle a———=- 
Poutes the C. cont. @.,.: . ..::: JEAN 
- COfite Corviis. Viti.d. — | xVj.S. Viij.d. 
LEFOYNES? 8 fineſcore————S* | | ) ) 
ef, 
Jv ombes ſeaſond tet yi. 6. viij.d.—| xvj.s.viij.d. 


| Anne Mantle 
wombes ſtzgey pane 2 


No9e 


mm " irene 


L or Mantle =. ——=S | | | 


Grayes 


Fi 
VO 


Furres 
vocat. 


I 


1 Moule-skins the dozen ———.--yj.d. 


/ All, 


56 ww, 


ryntawed the Timber, 
| cont. xl. Skins —— 


CGraves$ 
V7 rawed the Timber, 
! _ cont.xl. skinnes — 


black raw theskin-——x.s. 
Tennets. black ſeaſoned the skin-xiij.s. itij.d, — 
gray raw the skin 15.S.Vj.d. —— 
gray ſeaſoned theskin —1ij,s.111j.d.—— 


amend 


RS. 


| e——_—_—_— 


| Lambeskinnes, ſee, Lambeskinnes outwards. 


"tawed the Timber, 
. ont. fortie Skins— 
| t. weitans 


| vntavwed the Timber, ; 
L Cont. forty SkinS— 


| Leopards) 


Lewzernes skins the pecce 


Vj.S.viij.d. — 


V.S, 


XX. So 


Skins the peece 
wommbes the pane—lll}.l.——— 


X1.5. ay Koa 


| the Timber, cont. vj-l-xiij.s.1iij.d. 
fortie skins—— 
the pane or mantle—vj.l. —-——— 
powts the pane wy Vis. Viij.d. —— 
mantle————— 
1 9ylls the timber ——Viij.S— —— 
tailes the C, cont. 
| flueicore——— 
Myniuer the manitc 
(yntawed the timber,q cq < 
\ Mynk 


| 


| Mattrons, 


Uxxvij.s. viij.d. — 
$ 


Vj.S. Vijj.d, — 


—ﬀ 


— 


ok cont. forticskins = F 
tawed y timber, cont.7 
L fortieskins——— ( 


* 3 
; 


111,S.111.d, — 


A —— 


Otter-skins tl:e pecce 


. 
LOwnce-skins the peece———— XS. 
H 


Cyjaviid—- 


{DU 


Vj.S.V11}.d. 
8, 

X.S. 
X11j.S.111j.d. 
1j.S.vj.d. 
11.$.111j.d, 


Vj.S.viij.d. 


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| 
XX.S. 


t1.l. 

xl.s. 
vi-l-xi1j.$.1uj.d. 
vi.l. 
V).5.vi.d. 
VI1j.S. 
«xVvj..viij.d, 


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Sables 


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Sables of all ſorts the Timber, 


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Fuſtns 


{ Millian Fuſtians the ATIOE 


L 
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#416 "WAIT 4)» HT; 


[ns 


cont. forti® skins 


—T 


Furres | Weazleskins the dozen-—— lljj.d. ———— 
Wolfe ins) 


Woluerings the peece —— —xk5s. 


-_ 


tawcd the PCECE—XRS, ——— 
vntawed y peece—Xxviij.S.11j.d.— 


_—— — 


Amſterda, Holland,or Dutch 
Fuſtians 5 peece, cont. ewol 
halfe peeces, of 15. yeards d 
the halfe peece 


Baremillians the peece, cont. 
two halfe peccecs 


x1.5 "oe 


— 


X1.5. — — 


0 ——_—_—_—  — 


| Cullen Fuſtians the peece, 2yl.;, .—— 


cont.two halfe peeces —— 


Holmes 8 Bevyernex Fuſtians 
the peece, cont. two halfe 


Holmes & Bevernex Sel | 5; 
; + 3 NOTRE 


Cx S, r————_ 


the Bale,cont, fortic 8 fiue 
halfe peeces 


leaneFuſtiansthe peece,cont. 
two halfe peeces — 


OO 


cont. two halfe peeces=— 


Naples Fuſtians, Tripe,or Ve- 
lure plaine the halfe peeve, (me 
cont, ſcuen yeards and a 
halfe 


Naples Fuſtians, Tripe,or Ve- bs | 
Q 


— 


OTIS TEE  ARIEnarncs mis 9 


—__S 


!vre plaine the peece, cont. 
fifteene ycards 


Napl-s Fuſtians, Tripe,or Ve- 
lure plaine the yeard —— 


xxl, 


id, 


XXeSes 


XS. 


xl.s, 


xql.s. 


X[.S. 


XV11j.S, 


XXx.1. 


XV.S. 


x1.5, 


XX.Ss 


&l.S. 


xviijes.itij.d. 


Ca viid I.5.vild. 


® 


ATE nWwardsi. AD/IQ1e, 1TDOJT, 
on—  —_—— ernenmnnnrn A een een 
' Naples Fuſtians wrought, vo- BD be : 
cat.Sparta Veluet the balfel A 
| peece, cont. ſcuen yeards \ : 
x and a halfe — 
Naples Fuſtians wrought, vo-? _ 
cat. Sparta Veluet 5 peece, (lij.l———— | iijj.l, 
Fuſtians | cont.fifteeneyeards- \ 
vocat, | Naples Fuſtians wrought, 2477 PIG — (os 
Sparta Veluet the yeard — $ 
! Ousbrowor Auguſta Foſtians? 
the peece, cont. two halfc>XX.S. ————— | XX.S, 
pceces o— 
Weazell Fuſtians the pecce, > | 
CU - cOnt.two halfe peeces nn CD 


Fuſles of Cloucs the pound xl1h.d. —— |x11.d. 


Fuſtick wood the hundred waight,cont.2 
112.pound DIR bx. _ 


— RXXX.Ys 


4 


Rode 


NVCAZSINGY ND NE ORE 
NE ESE NR EE 


( of all ſorts without gold Toy q | xvj.d 


l1lverthe yeard mmm 
Gadzaſtript with goldor filucr the yard —ij.s.vj.d. —— | 1j.S.vj.d. 
Gally ) pots the C.cont.fiue ſcore XX.S. | XX.S. 
Tiles for foote paces,the foote—lijj.d.—— —| iijj.d. 
Garters of filke, French making the do-2, 
ZCN PAI ———— g 
Gauntlets the paire ———- IJ. Sm TRA 
Gaules the C.waight,cont.112.pound— xxx1ij.$.iiijd, -| xXX11j.S.111.d. 
Gimblets for Vintners the dozen———-iiij.s,——— | 111.5. 


H Ginger | 


TwWAYAS. 


mpot. 


—— 


of Eaſt India the pound-———xvijj. d. —— 


Ginger mg India the pound viij.d.——— | vij.d. | 
Thee: greene Ginger the pound-xij. d.— 20 < 
4 I! 
\0—rt the groce,cont. 12. © xiij.s.j.d—- | xiij.6.iij.d. 
Of Leather the groce, cont. C.,..: < .,;:; 
es deer # : = 0 Ry .d. 
Girdles 2 Of Silke the dozen La Somos 
Of Veluet the dozen —_—XX,S. 54H ra 
; Of Wollen the dozen — VHS —— | V11).S. 
Of counterfeit gold and fil-Zy, _____ |, 
L uerthe dozen —— 5 Ing 
' Burgundie white the cheſt—xl.s.—-- a x1.5. 
| 


Burgundy coloured y cheſt-l.s. ———— 1s. 


Normandy whitethe caſe——xx.$,———  xx.$ 
Glaſle for} ING fie oben | 
windowes j Normandie coloured t © Cxls. lets 
calc —— —_ S 
| Reniſh the way or webbe,@1. _ [5 
| . 
L- Cont.60.bunches 5 
Glaſſes vocat. burning glaſſes the dozen=x1j.d. = Xij.d 
t oO DP 
Halfe peny ware the groce, @;i;; i — |iijj.s 
CONT. 12. dozcn-= —S 
Peny ware the groce, cont. CviijS.——— viij.s. 
12. dozen — 


| Glaſſes, | Of ſteele ſmall the dozen——»v).5.vitj.d. — | vj.s.viy.d. 
vocat. ! Of ſteelelarge the dozen ——x1jj.$.tt1j.d.— | xijj.$.111j.d. 


looking ; of Chriſtall {mall the dozen, Co 


glatles | _vndernumber PEER be! 


| Of Chriſtall middle ſort the 
1 dozen, of number 6 —— 


1Of Chriſtall largethe dozen, Q 
number 7. 8. and vpward $* 


RR Se —— XX. 


XS. nm] Xl,S, 


— | X.S. 


"UNSIIIIES RXo$Ss 


r « 7 
Glaſſes, of Flanders making wt” + 


the groce,cont.12.dozen-- 


vocat. : 
D, : 
Honre. 3%} Fianders making, fine mecy, 5.viij.d. — | vj.s.viij.d. 
Ds | 
| of Venice making the dozen —XX.S. —— | XX.Ss 
Pong Glaſles the groce,cont. Ti © 373e BY ware 
1!].So! e—— JI . 
Glafles, welve dozen ——— | 
vocat. | Vialsthe C.cont.fiue ſcore=——-viij.$.1t1j.d.— | vitj.s.1tij.d. 
| water Glaſſes the dozen —MS—— | ts, 
Glew the C.waight,cont.112. pound —-x.S$.+——-— | x5. 
Globe Frac paire ſmall —— XXX.S. —_} .. - * 
> tne patre Jarge———— 1.1. =— 1. 
' of Bridges or French making / RE. 
| the groce, cont. twelue do- XXlllj.S.——-— | XXUY.S. 
Zen paire _ 
of Canaria, Millaine, or Ve-? 
nice making vnwrought' >V11j.S, ———=— | VL}.S. 
| the dozen DUIIE ooo $ 
Gloues . of Canaria, Millaine, Venice, 
* orFrench making wrought( ..... - xxx. 
with gold or fluer, the do- '\ 
| zenpaire > - | 
of Spaniſh making 8 Plainegthe Cz; I 
dozen paire— 
| of Vandon,the dozen paire —-V.S. —— | V.S. 
of filke knit, the dozen paire——XX,S, ———— | XX.S, 
{Bridges gold and filycr the? 
Eold pound, cont. Xxvj. —_— Vj.S. Vitj.d, —— | Vj.S.Vitj.d. 
OY hab.de poiz———— £ 
& (iluer 
threed, | Capgold &filuer the —_— x re. 
PEIRE, COt.xvj.ounces hab.de poiz 5 | 
rerfeir | Coppergold and filuer _ 
9 ' Ls We ' -) . yi 
VOcat. quils & roules,or inskatnes vi.s. viij. d.— 
| the PR LOIN GIN 
hab.depoiz— js Ra 


H 3 


, ” = 


OY 
C Anm_—_. 


"Cullen golde and'filuer the 
Maſt, cont. two pound and, S. 11f. 0, we 
Golde a halfe, at 12. ounces tothe RO Tg 
& filuer | pound, haberde poiz 
| threed, / French copper, golde and b-2. Ly 
coun- uer,the marke,cont.$.oun- £i!)-5. 11tj.d, — 
rerfcir, ces haberde poiz — 
Fora Lyons copper, golde, andſil-7 _ _._ 
uer double gilt, the markeb ij — 
Cont. 8. Ounces —-— 


Venice, Florence, or Millane 
Golde goldeand filuer the pound 
&fliluer cont. 12. ounces Venice 
threed, } waight-——————— 
right, | French or Paris golde and fil- 
yOcat, uer, the marke containing x1.s, 
| x). ounces and a halfe Ve- \ 
Nice ———— 
Golde foile the groce — ——1j.Slj}.d —— 
Golde papers the groce ad v}.8. Vid. 
Graines French or Ginie the pound = —viij.d.-—— — 
powder the pound——-———-vj.S.viij.d. —— 
Grane) 


I1ijeS. H.d.=— 


w_ 


of Seuil in Berries the pound—1jj.s.tiij.d.-—— 
Portingall or Rotta the pound -1jj.s.111j.d.——— 
Grindleſtones the Chalder 


of filke narrow the yeard —-vj.s. vii. d.— 
| of ſilke broade the yeard —x.S,————— 
| of ilke, vocat. Tabic Gro-? 
graines the yeard ———S 


Grograiness y,gcar, Turkic Grograines c 1j.S.vj.d. 
the ycard - 


Xitj.S.ittj.d._— 


V.Ss at 


the peece,notabouc 16. 


vocat. Turkie eaboue1s. | 
XS rm m—mmm—_— 


L yeards 


——— 


x11.5.111j.d, 


X11.$.111j.d, 


11.5.111j.d. 
vj.S.v11j.d. 
viij.d. 
V).S.Vi1.d. 
11j.S.111j.d. 
11j.S.111j.d. 
X11j.$.111j.d. 
vj.S.v1ij.d. 
X.Ss 


VeSe 


xv.d. 


Hil ti 


A 


VA "AS. 


Gum Arabick the C.waight, cont. I12-P xe : 
pound . mmm 
Caliuers the peece 
Muskets the peecCe——xX.S, ——- 


Gunnes yocat. 


— ——A— 


(_ XX YJs 


Y. Come neem nn omen 


hae mee the C. LATE. 

Gunpow-| cont. 112. pound 

der vocat. | Corne powdery C.wa 
© CONt. 112, pound. 


oS, 


 —_ 


| 
SES SS oe —_ 


mpoits 


H 


F alberasSgitthepeece———1jsvij.d— 


vngiltthe peece ———xx.d. 


with wooden handles Q 
M 1] Sms — monroe 
without,the dozen ——— 


yocat, Horſemens hammers 
Lt. the dozen 
Handbaskets or ſports the dozen ————xx.d, —-_— 
Handkerchers the dozen 
Harneſle Roſes the thouſand w—en——Xlj.d. --—— 
{Corſlets compleate the peece—x11j.s. 11ij. d,— 
Curates the pecce —————x.5. 
Harnes } Morians or Head- -Peeces gra- 
vocat, | uenthepeecc- 
Morians or Head-peeces plain [7 _ 
 thepecce ow Fl Sid. — 


Harpe ftrings or Catlins the groce,cont: 
twelue dozen 


Hammers? 


| — 


Cvj.s.viij.d. — 


I 


w=o———X, 


6 Vj.viij.d— 


XVj.d ——_— 


Hatbands the groce, containing ene 
dozen om 


——_ 


Cxlviljes— 


TRA 
VI.S.V11j.d. 
xx.d, 


XX.S., 


x1).d: 


xvj.d, 


xIviij.S. 


4 


; TW Af Hs 


MPpOſts 


: E 3 A he RO 7 a wits "J 7 
of Bever wool or haire the hat-—— (111.1. 
| of Silk French making y dozen—xxx.5.— | XXX. x 
Spaniſh or Portingall Felts the 7 kevievitid.-' xxvisviid. 
—_—_ — | | 
J of Venice the dozen I "7 -—— | Xl.S. 
of Bridges the dozen XX.S. _ XX$. 
of Wooll or Woiſted throm-? _... _ .... Eh 3 
| medthe dozen: _____ E$1}.8.11h.d.—- Xx1.5.11j.d, 
FEROIns THE Hauke—— XXVjeS.Vitjd.-— XXV).S.vilj.d. ? 
Goſhaukes the Hauke. REM, \, 7 JO [XX.S. 
Hankes i Icr-faulcons the Hauke— EEK Sree | XXY.S. F 
vocat. | Laners the Hauke — — XXVj.S.Viij.d. - | XXVj.S.VItj.d. 
Lanarets the Hauke ——=X11.S.iitj.d.— | £11j.S.111.d. | , 
L Taſſels ofail forts the Hauke— -x11j.s.111j.d.— | X1j.5.111j.d. : 
Haukes hoods the groce,cont.xij.dozen=x11.s.11.d. — | x1ij.s.i1ij.d. 
Heath for Bruſhes the C.watght, cont. 2 __ NY 
112.pound-— —— Fo 
| Bever haire or wooll the pound—y.s. — ———':Tl.s. 
Haire Camels hairethe pound —--—111).S.- 111}.5, 
1 k6 av |Elkes haire for Sadlers the C.0, - b : 4 
L waight,cont.112,pound——y = Ez 
Spruce, Muſcouia, & all other} — _ | 
rough Hempe the hundred xi —| 
Hempe | waight,cont.112.pound— ] 
vocat. 5 Cullen and Stecle Hemp,and ] 
all ſorts of dreſt Hempe the pxl.Ss.——-— | xl.s 
| C.waight, cont.112.-pound | 
'Bufte hides, the hide— KX.S. WC + KA 
Cow-bides of Barbarie & Mul- ?.. _ .. 
' J.S.Vj.d, —— ! 
Hides|, conlathehide——___. $5) x 
Woke India hides,thehide ——- viij.S.iiij.d,— 
Red hides, or Muſcouia hides F 
annedgolouredorvncolow-{v--—— V.Ss . 
L_ Iedthehide—_—_— 0 


. g . 


A, 


27, z *%y 4 y. GY 4 Hh d __ 7 
F310 SOT 34YOITOS OT 47 34:49 O LNC COZCHeneRX 5 oem ——_— 


C eh = Barrell- —_— 
Honny "i C VER 


" THYLD # ; 3 oceans IS NE —_ 

4 

T_T PS of « £,9. Og Eiaofth "7 | 
FMnoopes | 1 ines Or TIOBLNCAdS / 


, , I - 092% 

17 co POW a7 ; T 7 \ ; a4 4 

the nugndgcoy; igh if, CONaININg IT2, XY Sill, 
? 

POL '» CY Tan wars > 2a yo Rey Ay LEO 


—— VIDE PEEL 


Hoppes the nyndred Vaight,cont.112.Q, 


72> 
= W/R 


'6, (} {} $i 'Q, NTSC NE r— 


TERA” > IEEE” 


q _ 2134 OC, p44 
PI » F- > 1 PS AE TVEL { 3 
toi. 4< - — 


; " n 3 IJ 
7 tb Co Tenge rH oo Ges SVISVIH.G 
[ £ CA33h wr 2h L3.£ 1 or & AAS % " X&XV1.5, tt. yg wy 
4 


Fate the pound — 
Tewes Trumps the groce, cont. 12.7, 


hs 
3 5 o —_—_ ____—— pt 


2. DOUDG oeooocs comm marepmocrmnnnhnen cans | 


Inck-hornes the groce,cont. 12.d0ZEN—RS——— 


- y ” . ”P 
wrought the dozen pound 0 ONES 
- . 3 IETVIEs ! os: 2 
Tockie , FIYY FOU ont ric PU 1980 '$! — Le. 
EA MA © - 


s 
| ROues 6 oy rant pans age 
ards the SCE od bs | 


— 


\ 


XK $ v9 


= 4 


” 


8 sS; 


»4 } 


£% 34 


FTE” 7 as | PRI TIES SPE | 
Imperiingsb > {31E WOT re Q TIE 10zen JO mp oY 
Incke for rinters the C. waight, cont. 7 

KNX AS menrmemmm—— RX 


\# 2” 
4 4 I 3 
7 
iy _ 
SSELTE 


None ay 


Inftruments | Sets the bundle,cont.xvj.—vj.d.. 
for Barbers ! 


I Paice or tooth-drawer 
231d Chirur- ! » d S C XR rn 


£10NS,VOCArt. 


Iron, vocat. Amys, Spaniſh,Spruceand?,,; 
Sweathiſh Iron the tonne 


Iron < 


ALES INWAYAS.  ME/141C, 


As 


=—Y 


Mpc 


"Bullet ſcrues the dozen-—xjj.d,— — | ij. d. 


Inſcition ſheares the dozen-xij.d._—— 


tNCDOZ Ef eogoooco mon aids 
Pallicans the dozen 
t Irepans the peece 


=—XX.d. — 


11.5.Vj.d.— 


v1) > FN INN 


\ Backes for Cormneys on ſmall the 
peecc 
Backes for Chimneys _ = 
Pecce 
[Bands for Kettles the C.waig oht, FM other 
cont.112.pound —— Sta 
vocat. fire Irons the groce, cont. 
twelue dozen — 
Hoopes the C.waight, cont.1 12. wire 77 0 
pound ————— ES OI 


C 11j.S.Ulij. dom 


TV}. Viij.d. — 


——— ﬀ— 


” Cj Se111j.d. nn 


X1j.d. 
vi.d; 
xx.d. 


x8.0d. 


—— þ1j.8.vj.d. 


vij.l. 
11.5.11.d. 
vj.S.v1ij.d. 
X11.$.11j.d. 
11.5.111j.d, 
X11j.5.111j.d. 


X1.S. 


Tuorie the pound — 


K knops the groce, cont. awarc. , - 


= 


Kettles _ hundred waight, cont. 112. 


Stones the peece —————xl.s.- 
Wire the C. waight, cont. 112.71. 
 pound———— — 


V., Som en 


K 


dozen —-» 20S 


w— wo wa 
Lats. 4 — | — 


Cie, RS 


DL Ep DRE GL TEE 


xl.S, 


V.S, 


ij.l, 


VC 


Kniues 


VOCat. 5 


j Cullen kniues the groce, cont. 


1 - 4 LA - 


courſe kniues the dicker,cot. 
ten kniues — 
Butchers kniues the dicker,cot. 

ten knives — 
Caruing kniues the dozen 


 eXh.d. — 


XReSs IEES 


| tweluedozen — «ESO 
French knjues the groce, cont. 
| tweluedozen— C xs. 
Glouers knives y bundle, cont. 
ſixe kniles—— ——— 
Pen-kniues the groce, _— TL, PENIS OS 
dozen - wi Pods 
Sker-knives the dicker;” cont. Cx Reg” 
ten knives ———— 
Stock-kniues vngilt the lad 
ſtocks 


Stock-kniues gilt the dozen liis.ih d.— 


.S 2 rt —_— r———— 


CRXV) SV} .d— 


MO TIEN DORTRE TSS, 


. ſlocks— omg oo 


Er Ca 


"Almaine,Bohemia, & all other | 
g, XV11}.d,—— 


xViij.d, 


X1).d. 


KXX.Ss 


11j.1,vj.S.v11.d. 
KXX,Ss 

X.S. 

XS. 

x11.d. 

XXVJ.S. Viij.d, 


I11.$.111j.d. 


{ Bonelace the dozen yeards—viij.s.———— 
Britzane lace the groce,cont.? , . WO 
eweluedozen yeards —{ ** | 
Ace, Pometlace the groce, cont. Tviijes.——— 
vocat.3 twelue dozen yeards — 


Purle or Antletlace of thred ? 


yeards —-— 


Silke lace ofall ſorts  pound-xxvj.s.viij.d.— 
I 2 


| the groce,cont.xij. dozen (ij $.Vj.d. ——. 


VIIj.S. 

X Ss 
V11j.S. 
Ij.S. Vj.d. 


XXV).S.V11}.d. 


Ladles 


ates INWAYAS. WY/z02 YHrpofe - 
Noonmmann ty lod 


Lad! es, vocat. melting ladles the C. Pai < Hd, | ati a 5 
waight,c CONT, I13- POUNG comma JS: MIJeG omen | X11):S05l1J. 
Lampe-blacke,or blacking _ hundred Tats.: = 
Waic 4 v0 ak POW . | Ml 
"cb] 2cke e fnundgred wa ioht, p, 
27 "x56 a pOlhd——=—ot 
?| ſhaven t te hundred waight 5 Ciijil.vies.viije LAI eat d. 
4 cont. 32. pound—————- T ; 


Latten wier, the C. waight, COnt. 113. 
pound-- earners cn 


CX1.S. CREASES Pros enonnwn =, Go. &heS A 


Latte 


Cates eo et. - * nn rn, No ns 


iS renee | XX, 


anda halfe - 

C PCECC CONt. I 3. Cl —xls,o<. 

| WER vocat. Callico Lawnes he ijjes.itj, done ſxiljslitij.d. 
PEeece —_ hy 

| vOcat. Sletia Lawnes y pcece, 

| cont. betweene foure and -11.$.1ij.d  — |11j.s.ttj.d. 

L Cight yeards ———. i 


jy the C, waight, cont, 112.7 


wu 


pr Peece cont. f1xe ells 


a 


( 
> RX SO ——_ = þ,$, 6.P 
pound —— w———om_ { 


red the vaight, cont. 
Leade * C ws NO Cxiije.itijd— 
| pot © = ob SROIMEE: 0-4: 

whitethe C. waight, cont. 112.7 
| L Pound —————- ALS, 


X{1j.S.114.d: 


XV Sm — RXV.Ss 


Bazeli Leatherthe dozen 


} 

| 

| | Muſcouia Leather, or redde? BE apt 
| Leat 1er, | hides, thehide ———_—S*” So, 


ow 7 Spaniſh Leather 5 5 dozenskins-jjj.1. -— 


| Spruce, or Danske Leather. 7 
> CXXV j.S. V11j.d. 
the dozen skins- 


VI1j.S.- — — V11\.5 


| Leaues ofgolde,the C.cont.fiue {core——y.s. ——— | v.s. 
Liquoris the C. waight,cont.112.pound-x.s,-———| XS. 
\ Limetor Dyars, the Barrell——- 11j-Sditj.d, > |11.S.11t.d. 


ates 1MWAYASe HUNIATE, 


_— 


e- 


| m—— V!. 5. Vitj.d. CONES 
OR — I 


—_ 
S320] 


Linonds the thouſand— 
Linnes,blew or red the dozen 


; Brabant cloth -—] 


—_ 
== 


{ Embden cloth. | 
CGenitifh cloth, 


—XV) 


and all 0-2 fthee!ſ-xvi.d. | 


| ther —_ ' the 


{ Flemiſt: cloth, SIX , [ 
Fe 4 ot hkema-1 | peece | | 
| FIOcRE TION, kit ng not \ 1cont, ils, | 
\ ” o 
{ Holland cloth, pr” 7 a 
SRL. _ \erwile | | thirtie | 
| Browne-Hotland. Fd EEn-4 
F 4 = k J 115 
| Hingharmns cloth. N J 
| Oueriſels cloth; © Þa.nr nll, 
Ea Ando the peece longer or | 
Rowlie clorh, hr eres! O 
1.1 | INONCraiter the rats 
ow!ifclds cloth. 
> 


VI. I» Viij. d. 


FS x mad 


the 
L216 C. 206 Y gate 


} P five! [a { 0) oO IOCNNY | 


Linnen 


[ 


2, y. 

4\ | By | IT EI Y-34hacl, 

cot, Elbing or ; Dancke cloth in C:: fd. ———— 
VOCAte Io th " WEI Ie CA. : ag 


mp 
hb 


Mbrovw 


and _— ah 
broad th EC, ells, cont. ſixc 
{core w! __ Or Lets 


Sr— 
rr 


ons 605 ©@0v9 v 
Hj.{.x115,5-111j-d. 


Hamb IOW C !loth narrow. the? .. j.l. 
C.clis.cont.ſize ſcores 7 FE: 
Hingderlanas, Mi adlegood, & } 


\ 4 

<e 
(0) 
[i 
=—y 


ad!l ake the C 


Canto ras; Was wean rene UAE ame Rey 


cls, cont. L hank SVUf.d. 


five! ng —— —-<ASD wo 


———— 


] 2 


wie 


q-0 237 3 v6 Q 
$4232. 424 
l L 1 0e33JaaLi >4 3 


| | 
4 { -- 4 + t- ; = I gu - 
* [Iriſh cloth the C.ells,cont.{ixe | 
A , $1.8 {one je ea 
: ICOIRP - DE | 
EE HER eee Een } 
| 
Treagery peece,cont. < EP | 
| Lock- | 106.clls——-—..S* 
* ; C2 rn iS al. ot } 2 2A A 27 
i idill, Greſtclo 1Ti31C PCeece, « 1 
j _ os 1 COT ny 6.ells wo” loS»s hg 6. - 
\ YULCALE, >NL 2.C11 IJ 
eo — 
| Dowlas $ PCece,cont. { Ee td BY 
BIG 7 Thy C >I17, «V]d:; 1:11.09, | AXVIS \ } ia\ 
& IOC CS —_— 


,, 
{f 
— Ns 


V}.SV11.d, 


= 


FU? E 
4 Y eouwJy 


LEVIN 


11}.1.vj.5.y1t}.d. 


RX&i11) eSo 


0%. y 
1!lelo 


&&V}.S i V - 


« 
1.8 


y A = 


"Minſters the roule,cont.15.C. 
ells,at fue ſcoreto the hun- (xj $.4.0 
dred ————- 
Oulderotis the boult,cont.28. yjjj.5jijj.d.— 
Ell ———— — 


1 Ozenbriggs the roule, cont. 


15. C.ells, at five ſcore Y 
the hundred— 


Pickling the C. ells, cont. UXCT i —— 


— 


| ſcore _ 
| Poldauics the bolt, — 
Anncn 28. ells — Bo I 


'loath, + 
Scottiſh-cloth the C.ells,cont.7 ;;; 
cat, "<6 IO Gras: Cl tre 


XX,S. —_— _ 


|Soultwich the C. ells, cont.T,, oh 
| vj.ſcore — 
Stiched cloth the ell-—- XX. ——— 


Lubeck, narrow Sletia,nar- 

row Welſt-phalio, narrow 

| Harfords , plaine naphe-| 

2 | ning, and all other narrow zxl.s———-— 
cloth of high Dutchland, | 


i whiteor browne, and not | 


| Polonia, Viſters, Sleiagur! 


otherwiſe rated,the C. els, 
. containing ſixe ſcore 


:ockets, or chapes for Daggers the 
| groce,cont. 12, dozen —— - 
| q Budget or hanging locks ſmall 7,,, - _ __ 
wy the groce cont. 12.dozent— 

| Hanging locks large the dozen-xxx.s. 
:owood the C.waight,cont.112.poſid-x.s. —— 


ſhe hides, the hide 


Cyjuvil.d.— 


enm_ Cao — YS. but. Jon? wor coenmmom—__ 


| 


lires for Haukes the peeccenn——vij.d 


| 


— — 


xxV).1 x11j.5.4.d 


X11j.S.Uu1). 
X&XX.l, 
t.l, 
XX.Ss 
1.1, 


x1.s. 


xxk.9. 


X1.S. 


d. 


Vj.$.viij.d. 


XV.Ss 


XXX.S. 
=. 
X.S, 
vitj.d, 


Lutes 


ates nwardc. 


F ab, die. 


Impoit, 


Cullen making with caſes, the 


rs dOZzenN — NE 
| Venice making with _ aol 5 1 
LO CO RCrccriens DE 
| Catlings the groce,cont.2, . 1 | 
Lute-ftrings, | 12. dozeninots '< COIN 
Vacat. | Minikins the groce,cont. 
LC 12, dozen knots —— "Fx SH.d.— 


Lytmusthe C. waight,cont.112.pound —x.S. — ——— 


6 " EA 


LT, 7 = —D © 
DS LN  & ran, DS =O 


"lia. 


-|X1).l. 


XVj.d, 


iij.s.jiij.d, 


R.So 


Ao 


M 


Pf, rare apa ——Y,..4, 


"Croppe Madder,and all other? 
bale Madder the C. watght, =xxXvj.S.viij.d.— 
CONE.112- POUNd—————) 


ny Fatte Madder the C. waight, 
os CONt. 112. POUNd——-——— Ex S. vitj.d.— 
Mullmadder the C. waight,7... .... 
cont. 112. pound - Ciijes.thj.d.—— 
for Ships ſmall, the Maſt-———ijj.S.111j.d. -—— 
Cy 4 Ships middle ſort,the Maſt—x.s. rn 
tor Ships great,the Maſt ———x8.$,-——— 
Match for Gunnesthe pound-—————j.d. 
Mault and Barlie the quarter ——————v.$——— 
Mealethe Laſt, cont. 12. barrels————ijj.1. . 
Mcllafles or Rameales the Tonne ———x.]. —- —-— 
Milſtones the pecce —— 1j.1.vj.S.viij.d. 


Miſſelanes the peece,cont.30. yeards -—iij.l. ——- 


vj.S.v11j.d. 


XXV) K.- Vi1j.d 7 


xvj.S.v11j.d, 


11j.S.111.d. 


x.l. 
1j.l.vj.S.v14j.d> 
TIA 


Muthredate the pound-——w —  _—_— 
| 


XNoSo 


Ls 


[4 


_ 5 gn 


Pl af) 2 Fs Fa - © 


Foo a —_— 


+ 


The fingle peece narrow not 
aboue fifteene YEATdS——mo. 


The double Peccenarow not? 


— emf A a9-o—- wears 


OC4- 7: 7 PS. XD EREINES 
does, or| abouethirty yeards——\ 
lileGro-} The 1 ingle peece brode not?}.... TER 
graincs. | . aboue fifteene yeards =o 


The doubie peece brode not? 
aboue tNIftt2 YEards —-— 

Tocadoe ends the dozen POund-o———XXY} SY fj.d. 

Mozters and peſtels of brafle the pound--viij.d.——— 


; the 50 HATER 
Muske Shay 


* Muſtard: ſeed theC GC. waigh 
—_ 


y 
joke mm met rr et, ALI - 


o nt 


WW WA 


——— XV !,S. 6 11. IJ. 


pF A477 


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; Chaire-nailes houfand--yj.5,vi! 
| Cork-tacks of Iron y thou-? ;; 
1" OCONEE ORR IRENED RD rs bark. 


£ > > 
| Corke-tacks of Steele NC Oxy) SOIL Gn 
thouſand —— 


Copper-nailes,Rofe-nailes,” 
& Sadlers nailes y ſum, > 
cont. ten thouſand ——— 


Head-nailes the barrell—-—4jj 


Harneſle nailes theſumine, 2.. 
cont. ten thouſand-——Y 


i Small nailes the halfe barrell-ji 


1Sprig-nalles the ſum, cont. 2 
ten tho woe 


Tenter-hooks the thouſand jj.5,vj.d, 


of 


VISOV11} Gs =o 


—— ——  —q—OLrqOemqqm—Y9 pe 7 go 


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83s» 


C11.S.tj.d,—— 


Tis Arn 
| 


113.5 SollLj Od o——— | 


 Vi.S.V11j.do 


(11j.$.411}.d. 

F | 

| 1.5,Y}.4. 
Napkins 


Males INWards. HEJIATE, 


gr omnnininn Pompey 


Napkins French making the dozen-——yj.s, ————— 
Neckerchers of Hi making the? 


RXEES, ——— — 
dozen CE SS £ 
Need! the dozen thouſand ——XVj.S.VI}.d. 
cdles ; V}-S.vi 
c voc. Packneedles y thouſand—yj.s. viij.d. 


Needle-caſcs the groce,cont.xij.dozen—yj.s. viij.d.-— 
Neſt-boxes the groce,cont.xij. dozen —xxx.5.—— 


the pound — ——!1.s. a 
Nutmegs + broken vocat. Rumpes ws © xvi 
pound wy —_ 
Nut \ vecat.{mall Nuts the barrel! VS —— 
mY vocat.Wallnuts the barrell. 11j.S.111j.d.—— | 
he peece-— X1j.d.— _ 
Ares EP ) 
O yy hundred,cont.fixe {core—vj.], —-—— 
Oates the quarter mmm}. —— 
Oker thcbarrell-—— ——X11j.$.111.d,—— 
Okeham the C.,waight,cont.112.pound-v.s.———— 
I 


Seuill oile, Matorcaolle , Minor-7 
ca 0ile Province olle, and Por-*-XV}.lL.——— 
tugal] oile,t] the tonne 
)Sallecoile the gallon—-——— — —XxXk. d. RE 


\R ape & Linſeed oile,the barrcll—xl.s. — 


= 


Olle 
VOC. 5 


— | 


am—_—_ 


Vjl ——— 
—11j.Lvj.s.viij.d. 


 Traine oilethe tonne 
Olephants tecth the ro0.pound 
Oluucs the hogſhead-——=——-— 


Q 


HipO 


V].S. 
XXX.S, 


8VJ.S.V11.d, 
VI.S.v1j.d. 
Vj.S.viij.d. 


11j.S. 


XxV).d. 


by V.Ss 


11j.$.111j.d, 


X11.$.111j.d, 
V.S. 


xv)... 


xxg.d, 
| X[.0. 


Rape and Linſced oile,the tonne-x1j.!. ———=|xij.l. 


l$j5.L.vi.s. viij. d. 
—lii.s.itj.d, — lij.s.iii.d. 


j 
1 
} 


[ 


p Paper, voc.Cap-paper the Reame 


\ ALE TYwAYA S. HE 1d1e, 
the barrel] ——— xvid os 
Onions {the hundred bunches -—=V11).S.li1j.d.— 
| ſeed the hundred waight,cot.@. 
L I12.pound—— m— 
Orchallthe C.waight.cont.z12.pound--XxX&.S.——— 
Oringes the thouſand _ —Vj.S.Viij.d. — 
Orpement 5 C.waight,cont.112.pound -xx.S.——— 
©rſedew the dozen pound—————xijj.s.i.d.— 


mpoyr. 
anc 6h 
Xvj:d. 
V11j.S.11ij.d. 
Xl.s. 


KXR.S, 
v3.S.V11.d, 
XR.S. 
X11j.$.111j.d. 


inskeinesthe 100. pound 
Ack- } vocat. bottome-thred the C 


XVj.5.v11j.d. —_ 


thred) pound —————— XX&X11.$.111.d.- 
vocat.bottome-thred the do-7 


L zen pound 
voc-dripping and frying pans a. 
XX Se —— 


111) DD _—Y 


C—_— 


« 
hundred waight, cont. 112. 
Pars -—_ 
| pound mmrmmmmm_m—_ 
VOC. warming pans the dozen-——xxx.s. 


Panneils and S.Thome Sugers the C: Sxxxilj $.11ij.d.- 
waight,cont.112.pound ———— hong fap 


"Brownethe bundle ————xy.d, ——— 


Browne the hundred bundles, @,, | 
cont. flue {core olev 


1).S.V) dim — 
Cap-paperthe C.Reames Kþ1.x$. 
| voc. Demi paperthe Reame——-liij.$,—— 
.ordinarie,the Reame 1.S.Vj.d. 


zordinatrie the C.cont.fiuc ſcore=xij.l.x.5, 


&Vj.S.V11j.d. 
XXX11).$.111j.d> 
111}.S. 

XX.S. 


XRR.S, 
XXX11j.$.111j.d. 
x1).d, 
v.l. 
11.S.vj.d. 
X1j.1.X.S- 
111).S. 
1j.S.vj.d. 
X1).1.X.S. 


/ — LS) # / « BITS PFIF S 


Painted theReame—— vieS.viij.d.—| vj.s.viij.d, 
vocat.Printing and Coppy Pa- hat, 5.vi.d.— avid; 
Paper , perthe Reame—— 
voc.Royall Paper the Reame—yj.s.viij.d. — | vj.s.viij.d. 
hier men putt aj viij.d, —— | vj.s.viij.d. 
"of Cruell the dozen yeards—— yiij.d. | viij.d. 
of filke and threed the groce,Q;. . _ pk 
|  cont.twelue dozen yeards > To 
| 
SEINE: all ” a = = | MR &1j. Cm: _ ET 
Tory 2 of gold and filuer the pound, w, FRO Eran 
| cont.twelue Ounces-——— IN ks 
vocat. Cantlet the groce, cont. ©ij.5.vj.d. ——ijs.vi.d. 
twelue dozen yeards 
vocat. Pomet the groce, cont. Fe 
| tweluedozen yeards -$vij WITS 5h 
Partlets of threed the dozen —Vj.S,Viij.d. — | Vj.S.V1ij.d. 
Paſte of Iene the pound ———— —jj.S.Vj.d.=——— |1j.5.vj.d. 
Pauing ſtones, vocat. Hard-ſtones the 2 ;.- i.d. —|iij.d. 
PCCCC-——————————\ | 
Pauing tiles the thouſand == ————xx$.—— 'NX.$, 
Pauing tiles, vocar. Gally-tiles for foote- FE 
paces the finOtS ooo mooomnedem IU; © 1.d. J-& 
Peares dried,the barrel] — — — —-—— 1j..11h.d.-— | 11.5.ii.d, 
Pearles vocar.ſeed Pearle the ounce troy-ij.s.vj.d, —— | ij.$.vj. d. 
Peaſe the quarter —_—— ſs. * 
Penners the groce,cont.twelue dozen —x. s. . mi XS. 
Pennets the pound mmm um—i,f.—— xi. 
Fo pound —— <=—XXA0, mm—— XX.d, 
Pepper 4 voc.Ginny-pepper the pound-xij.d. - X1j.d, 
{echo the pound—1j.s.vj.d, 4j.5.vj.d. 
K 2 Petticoates | 


FAD, 


7 - (3 V/ (4 : o 1%, 


Pintadoes or Callico-cybberd clothes itj.$.itij.d. —— 
the pecce C I 


| Pipe-holt,or Pipe- bords the C. cont. —— g 
ſcore Uh is 
Pipe-ſtauesthe Creda Sine ſcore —Vvj.$. vii; d,— 


—_—— 


U——— 


—_ ————— —— — 


Pipes for children y groce,cont.12.doz.—vj.s. 


= ——— 


{ {mall bound the Laſt, cont. xij.9},j.______ 
| Direc | barrels - 
great bound the Laft, cos ax Sr an, 
barrels —-— ER: 72 Ci l.vj.S.viij.d. 


- Plaiſterof Parris the mount, cont. 2 C. "Ex. S __ 
| Watght ————— | 


'\PlaneIrons the * HSIELES 
: Cof Siluer white. or vnguile they ;:-: 
| : Cilijes 


OUNCE —  ——— 


X1) 1.d. —_ c—_— i ay 


|, Plates ws Ilucr parcell guilt,the ounce —itij(s.vj.d.—— 


i of f1luer guilt,the ounce VS —— 


"ſingle, white or blacke the hun-7 ... ..., F 

dred plates ———— — $xiij.s.ij aig 

7 Plates/ double, whiteor blacke the hun- 

Þ dred plates PEELED 
fingle, white or blacke the bar- he 

; rcll,cont.three C. —_—— Iron ongng 


* $xXvj.5.viij.d.— 


Pipes for Tabers the dozen ——-——ij.$.— ——— 


me— ——_ = 
f Knit, of ſilke the peece———xx.s. — | XX.S. 
” Petticoates og Cotton or wool! knit 0 xx.s. 5 Tae Ds 
F the dozen —-———— 
| Percer bitts the groce,cont.12. dozen-—v.S———— | V.S, 
' Pikes, vocat. 6 withoutheads, the peece—ll). SoVj ono 
| Spaniſh Pikes) with heads the PEcce——ll1J.S. —— 
{ Pike heads the peece——— —————-—yj.d.— 
'\ Pinnes the dozen thouſand LJ So ———— 


X.9s 


115.8.1ij.d, 


1).S. 
| V].S» 


* 


dev 


x1j.d. 


xijj.s.itij.d, 
XXVj.S.V11j.d. 


Xx[1.5. 


Plates 


VU 
A 


ACC V4 / o Uſer, 
A. 


FY [4 


by 


"double, white or blacke the bar- iiij.l, 


 rell, cont.three C.plates —— 
vocat. harneſle plates or Iron Ch. 
Plates! doubles the plate——-—— 
yocat. harneſſe plates or Iron, 

1 doublesthe bundle, cont. mee” CATE Kan 
C plates 


{ of threed the great groce,cont. 
X xp GEES COIN 


1.1. — 


I 


m—_—_—_—— — 
« 


| XeSes 


ewelue ſmall grocc, cuerie 
{mall groce cont.12.dozen — 


Points 2 of Capiton the great groce,cot. Tax PDEs { 


twelue ſmall g groce —— 
of fine ſilk the ſmall groce,cont. .. .. x.S. 
 twelue dozen —_— 
Pomgranats the thouſand —-- — xls. -—|xL.s. 


; of carth or ſtone couered, the C. Q 
cont. fiue CT I Ee 


| of earth or ſtone yncoucred ae 
C.caſt,cont.a Gallon to ceuery( ,., < 


caff, whether i in one otane * 


XL S. 111j.d. — | X11.S.11j.d. 


4 


XXV.3s 


——————o— — ES _--——— 


VOC. cud the C.cont. fiue 
ſcore 


1 vocat. melting-pottes for Gold- 


CxS ———— | XX.YLs 


I O——  ——u 


ſmiths,the hundred ——— Ea =[Xj.d. 
of Iron, French-making the doz&-xx.s. —— |XX.S, 
Prunes the C.watght, cont.112.pound—x.5,—-—— |x.s, 
Prunes of Brunolia the pound — ———xjj.d.— xij.d. 
\ of Iron the groce,cot.12.dozcn-},s,—— |S. 
Pullics 4 of Brafſe the dozen-—————jj.s. — 1j.$s 
tof woody groce,cont.12.dozen-viij.s.itij.d.— | viij.s.iiij.d. 
Punſons and Grauers for Gold-{miths 7... vj.d, ———-|vj.d 
the pound mr $9) been 


K 3 Puppets 


g'y - ” D 1) s 4 F/ £81 TDD 
il = 

| Puppets for children the groce, cont. VjuS. Viij. dn | vieviii.d 
7 Rvcluc dOZen o_— ooo J-SeV11).Q, 
M of Leather plaine the dozen——X#1j.S, —-—— | xij.s, 
of Leather imbrodered F COZEN—XX, $o mmm | yy.0. 


of Venice making of filke tes 


O 
Purſes 4 brodercd,or of filke knit the Xl.$, ————| xls 
dozen A mnrrmnnnn—— 


for children the groce, con.c,. © XV.S. 
1 tweluedozen. _ S 


4 Pyle waights the pound ——-—— —vij.d.—-— | viij.d. 


F- PEG HS 


—— 


Vailes,the dozen 


fof the ſmaller fort, the LallYaxs, Fes: 260 
Quenne| CON. 12. palre — : 
ſtones 

, of the greater ſort, the Laſt@,, "By 


; LCONt. twclue paire———-5 
|| Quick-filuerthe pound —-——— ——xx.d. m—— x4 

| Quils voc, Gooſe-quils the thouſand-—xijj.d. ——-| xij.d. 

\ French-makingthe dozen———-xlviij.s.— xIvi1j.S. 
Quilts {of Callico the peece—.— ERS XX. 

| lot Sattin,or other filke F peece—iij.1.vj.s.viij.d. | 1ij.l.vj.s.viij.d. 


Rackets the Peece————— vid, 


i R Acks for Crosbowes the peece——y.s.———— | V.S. 
! 


= -» 


"Great the pecce ——————x.s5. 
Great the hundred waight, 2? 


CONE.T 12.POUNd———-— 
of the ſun the C.waight,cont, Zovi 


Raiſons- 


! 
C 


Ramealcs or Mcllaſſes the C. waight 
.pound-——— 


CONt.112 


ates Inwaxds. 


112.pound 


HO101C, 


e 


_ 


— 


CXllj Sillj.d.-— 


11] .S ge RE TR: 


n Op - 
C 


Ramealcs or Mellaſſes the tonne————x.l. - 


Rapiers - 


] G 


— voc. Bridges or Leiden Raſhes 


[Blacke in Veluet ſheaths the@... 
| COLO err 


COZCN == 


ilt in Veluet ſheathes the 


'yoc.Bridges or Leiden Raſhes 
the ſingle peece, containing 


fiteene yeards 


the double peece, cont. two 
ſingle peeces —————— 


c 11). mmm 
C vin, ——— 


8 CxxV) j.S.VItj.d.— 


Ci $.111j.d.,-— 


VOC. Cloth- raſhes the peece-—- vj —— 


Rattles for children the groce, contai-? 
ning twelue dozen —————— <> 


Razetrs the dicker,cont.ten 
Recorders the ſett or caſe, cont. fiue Re- 


cordets 


Reedes or Canes the thouſand 


r 


PTCCOS—— —_ ——_ 
Of filke of all ſorts the pound—x].s, _—-— 
Rigals the DAITC wow EEATAMET®” 7” AN 


Ropes tarred or vntarred the hundred 
waight,cont.112.pound —— 


Rozen the C.waight, cont.112. pound--y,s, _— 


=> ——  — ——} oD  —— eo_n—ng —————_——— 


p—} 


oY —_—— Roc 


Xlij.S.iiij.d;— 


Ofthreed the dozen peeces ——xiij.s.iitj.d,—— 


Riband Fon cap Riband the C2 xy ai 


X.5, 
x. 
= | 101}.F, 


viij.l, 
XXVj.S.Vitj.d, 


[11].$.111j.d. 
vi.l. 
X.$o 
1J.S. 
Xs 
XXX11j,S.111j.d. 
X11.$.111j.d, 


XXVJ.S.V1ij.d. 


 —_—_——_— 


V..So 


X1.5. 
X1.S> 


11.1. vj.S.vij.d. 


lf 


7 G 

i7 

Ii] 
t 


| | 


| nets 


cates 1mpards. ub/idie. 


= 


| Rofe-water and all other fiveete waters ) 


mp6 


—— 


and ſweete oiles of Venice Ms nag Vj.S.vit.d, 


the dozen glaſſes- — 
o ' v6 x one%q 

RuggsJ Iriſh Rugs the pecce _ X11j.S.1t1.d.— 
vocat. 2 Poliſh Rugs the peece— VIIjSS. ——— 
Rice the C.waight,cont.112.pound-—XxVJ.S.V1}.d, — 

the Quatter-—— MOVIN VIS enum 
Ryc HSA 

the Laſt containing ten Quarters--1.s. -- 
Rings for Curtaines,the pound —Viij},d.—— 


(Ne ne *) i D 
SN 24d 


X11j.S.111j.d. 
V11j.S. 
xV)J.S. Viij.d. 


| 
| viij.d. 


— 


Ack- } cont.fiftcene yeards-——— 
cloth | with white threed the yeard —yiij.d. - 
with {tIkethe yeard X1j. d. —— 
Saddles of Steele the peece GAIN. 71 nn 


Saffora to make Glatlce,the C.waight-—x#.5$,—-——-- 
Saftron the pound. — ——X11j.S.111j.d. -— 
| double Satesor Flanders Searge 7 ;:: 1 
Jl, ——— 

Sayes | the peece,cont.15.yeards— 
vocat. | double Sate or Searge the yeard—llij.$.——— — 
'Olke Satethe yeard — —— VjeS.VIij.d, —=— 


Salmon the barrell ————: —_—_— —_—- 
Sand-boxes the groce,cont.12.dozen——Vj.S.v1ij.d.,-—— 

Ins or Florence makin Ci ciij.d.—— 
voc. China Sarcenct the ell- 
Avith gold the yeard ———— 


Sarce- 


|" FLO 
—=Vj.S.Vi}.d, — 


"of ſingle threeds the peece,2., 59" 7 Js 


VI.S.V11.d. 
viij.d. 
x1j.d, 

X.4. 

K3. 
X11j.$.111.d. 


11j.l, 
111].S. 
VJ.S.V11j.d. 
X1.S. 
vj.S.vNj.d. 
111.$.111.d. 


xx<.d. 


Vj.S.V1ij. d,.— 


_ 


a WU 


AALECS Wards. HOIATC, 


Tmpoſt. 


ſyoc.Bridges Sattinthe yeard OE POE 7 

Vocat. Bridges Sattin Tinceled 
the yeard —— 

vocat. China or Turkte Sattin Cvs, 
the yeard —_—— 

: ] of Bolonia, Lukes, Ieanc, 8 all 
Satun / gtherSattin of the like ma-( 
king outofgraine figured or 
| Pplaine the yeard — 

En graineorright Crimſonthe he xiijs. lh FE 
Yard en | 
Tinceled with golde or fi]uer 
l the yeard —-—— 
ſwhitc orSpaniſh Saltthe buſhel-vij.d. - 
| white or Spaniſh Salt the Wa 

cont. fortie buſhels —— 

| Bay or French Salt the buſhell—yj.d.— 
| Bay or French Salt the Way, 

; cont.fortie buſhels 
Salt-perterthe C.waight,cont.112.pound-XXX.5. 
"Hand-ſawes the dozen — 11.S.111.d. —jij.$.11j.d. 


$5. vij d,— | vj.S.yiij.d. 


—_ 


\ '} I IX.S, 


x11j.$.11j.d, 


© xxyj.5,viij.d. = | XXVj.$,V11j.d. 


y 2M 
Sale, | mY bxxy) SeV11).d 


c RXRYeSs — ——____ 


—— 


Sawes _ | Tenant-ſawes the dozen-- V].S. Vitj.d. — 'vj.S.viij.d. 
vocat. W hip-ſawes the pecce — 1j.8.Vj.d. —— | jj.s.vj.d. 

| Legg-ſawes the peece-— 11).S.11}.d.—— 1jj.s.itij.d. 
Scales for Scaberds the thouſand - XXVj.S.VIij.d. = xxvj.S.viij.d. 
Sciſers the groce,cont.twelue dozen——xvj.s. viij.d. — XV).S, vitj.d. 
OPEer pay ures YCAIUS-—XX.S  m——— XX, S. 

vocat.ſilke Sendall the yeard-—iiij.$s,—— | iiij.s. 
| voc.double Searge or Flanders ban 
| Say the yeard * ii " 2 LO 


Serges 4 


[V oc.double Searge or Flanders oy 
L Say,thepe ececont.15. yards 


Shaddowes for women the dozen 


— i. 


Vi.S.v1ij.d. — | Vj.S.v1tj.d. 
Sheares 


Silke, 
VOCat. 


Sheares / 


| Fil 


L 


| teene Ounces 
Organſine ſilk the pound,cont. 
hxteene ounces —— 
Throwneſilk the p 
{1ixteene ounces 
Raw long ſilk the pound, cont. 
XXII}. OUNCES —— —— 


/1 14 4A li 


| for Shearmen new the paire x5. 
for Shearmen old the paire-—-vj.s.vitj.d. — 
for Glouers the paire 
for Seamſters the dozen 
voc. Forceps the groce, cont. 


twelue dozen 


for Tailors the dozen: 


Shirt-ſtrings the dozen — 
Shumack the C.waight,cont-112.pound-Xkijj.S.1ttj.d.—— 


| Bridges filkethe pound, cont-fay "NE 0 
{ixteene ounces- _ 
1 Feretor Floret filk the pound, 0 viijs,iij.d,— 
cont.ſixteene ounces——— 


ozel or Paris ſilk the pound, vj.S,viij.d. — 
cont.ſ1xteene ounces- 


Granado filke black the pound 
cont. fixteene ounces- 


| Granado filke in colours the 
pound,cont.ſtxteen ounces 


Naples filke blacke the pound, 2, < 
cont.{ixteene Ounces ——— 


| Naples filk in colours 5 pound XXVj.s.viij.d.— 
cont.{ixteene ounces- 


Pole & Spaniſh filk the pound, 2 yy c 
cont.{1xteenc ounces 


| Sattin filke the Hmmm © 


4 ) © 


— ——Y.d. 
xx,d. 


© vj.s. vid. — 


—— — —— d. OO ID 


f © ; 7 RITES 
J 


Cxxy) $.Vi1j.d. - 


| 


—— 


$XVj.vil.d.—— 


ound, cont: Cxvjes.viijed,— 


Cxvjes.viij.d— 


y J q yu 
rm mmm 
X.Ss 


V).S.VIij.d. 
vi.d. 
xXx.d. 


vj.S.V1ij.d. 
V11).S. 

x&.d. 
X11).$.11tj.d. 
X&V.S, 
viij.S.111.d. 
Vj.S.V11j.d. 
XX.S, 
XXVj.S.viij.d. 
XRS. 
XXV).S.v11j.d. 
XX.S. 

XX.S. 
xVj.S.V11j.d. 


XVJ.S.v1ij.d. 


Silke ;- 


VOCat. 


Sipers, 
Vocat. 


Skinnes 
VOCAL, 


Silke, } cont.ſixteene ounces— 


Sinamand the pound———- <—11].S.lt}.d.-—— 


eates Imwaras. ubſide. 


{Raw ſhort ſilke,or Capiton "_—_ vigovitj.d. —— 
pound,cont.24.0unces 


Raw Morea filke the pound, 2, . 


CONt.24.0UNCeS——-\ 
| Sleauc ſilke courſe the pound, 2 


. bs 


CVJ-S. VI dn 


Sleaue filke fine, or Naples 

ſleaue the pound, cont. (i "V S.V11j.d,— 
teene ounces f 
Silke Nubbs or Huskes otlilke? vii ra 
} the pound,cont.21.0unces= 


—— 


 {i1ke Sipers,or broad _ Se 
| yeard ———- 
filke or broad Sipers the on w_ 

yeards FL Gol WL? XU] S  —— 
Scome Siperstheyeard ——-—yiij.d, ——— 


XHH-0; eomaores 


5 narrow Sipers theyeard—-——jijj.d, ——— 


1 cont.twentie yeards - 


Scome Sipers the dozen yeards-viij.s,-———— 


narrow Sipers the dozen yea IOS—I11).S, —meneornmnn 


Curle-{ipers the fingle Pcs 
cont.ten yeards ———— 


——O—— 


mpo . 


C 


— 
yn IN 


11).S.11 


V11).S, 
titj.d. 
111.5. 


Revs 


Curle-{ipers the double peece, ? 


þ Bo —— 


 Bazels-kinnes the dozen-——vilj.S. ————- 
Dansk-skins the dozen tawed--xxyj.s.viij.d.—- 
4 Dog-hſhskinnes for Fletchers? . J 

the I IG fie 
| Gold- -Skinnes the skin =, —onnnmnbnm— 
, Goate-skins of Barbaric inthe 
haire, or out of the haire/-XVv.So————— 
vntanncdthe dozen — 


_Goate-skins tanned the dozen -xxv1j.s.viij.d.— | 
L 2 


| KX.S. 


vitj . op 


vi.d. 


ke 


viij.d. 
11j.d, 


vitj.d, 


wy 


Vj.S.V11).d. 


XXVj.S.Vilj.d, 


iiij.d. 


xiiij.s. 


Skinnes 


ates InWarads. \Hb/adte. 


mpoſe. 


Starch BO waight,cont. 112:pound——XX:s. 


" Stcele,voc. Long- ſteel, Wiſp-ſteele, 8&T xy. "wu 
| ach like,y C. waight.cot, 112 -pound-S 


* Vh A WV 9p — > 
"Fuſſe-skins for Fletchers hee; "= KIIPR, vi.d. 
Skin - 
1 Kid-skins in the WR the C.7.. Ae 9 
cont.fiue ſcore — g 
4 97 oomapag dreſt the G. cont. mt-Cxijj 5.f1ij.d.— «iij.s.HH1.d; 
Skinne ne ſcore q 
vocar, 3 Yale skins theskin ——-——xx.d. —-— |xx.d. 
.Portugall skins the dozen xl.s. -— 
| Shamway skins,the dozen _— $.viij.d--|xxvj.s.viij.d. 
Spaniſh, Seuill,or Cordevane? ;;; Wa 
Skins the dozen a wy 
! Spruceskins the dozen tawed -xXv).S.viij.d. - 
! Skins of other forts, ſee, Furres. 
Slip,the barrell . _ _ 11j.S.ltij.d.—— | 11j.s.11ij.d. 
Smalts the pound. ———- ——- RU ——— xd. 
Snuffers of all ſorts the dozen paire 1j.S.v11j.d.—— | 1j.$.v1ij.d. 
Flemiſh the barrell ——XS——— | xls. 
[} Soape Caſtle or Venice Soapethe C. XXX11.$.111j.d.- | xXX11j.S.111j.d; 
" waight,cont.112.pound — 
* $pangles of Copper the thouſand-— —ilij.d. ——-— | ijj.d. 
»Sparres ſmall the C.cont.fixe ſcore XX.S, 
* Spectacles without caſes 5 groce, cont.pg ge 
twelue dozen wt | 
| Spica Romana the pound — —-vijj.d. _ vij.d. 
| Sponges the pound———- ———ÞSV]d_—— $.8.v).d, 
| of Wood the dozen ———}.S. —- 1).s, 
| Standiſhes* of Brafle the dozen —— VjS,———— | Vj:S: 
moons with Leather SIE ij $.11j.d; —— iij.s.tiij.ds 
the peece —- 


Xl, 


. 


vocat. | 


4 U 


\ ALES LAAYWPAT Ss 


A——— 


Steele,vocat.Gad-ſtcele the halfe barrel! vj.l. - 


"Slick-ſtones the C. cont. mm 
{core JEANEIONEEATS 


Cane ſtones the tonne ———vj.S.viij.d. — 
Srones, | Dog-ſtones the Laſt —————»v).l. —- 
| Miltones the peece—— 11.1.vj.S.vitj.d.- 
Quecrne ſtones ſ{inall the Laſt-—xx.s. 
_Querne ſtones large the Laſt-—xl.s, _——— 


Viij.s.i.d.— 


| 


Stuffe for Curtaines narrow, or coun-} _ 
terfet Damaske,halfe filke halfe thred: j.S.Vj.d. — 
the yeard——— — bs 

C the Firkin 


eee 


X11j.S.H1j.d.—— 
2 the Cagg _ Vj.S. Vitj.d. — 
Succad wet or drie the pound——- Xlj.d.—— 
Sucking bottles the groce, cont. twelue 7, 
dozen - | 


Sturgeon 


S,  — 


a 


white or Muſcavadoes the C.? 
waitght,cont.r12.pound —< 


i S. Thome or Pannellis the C.? 
waight,cont.112.pound —— 5 


Hj.l.vj.S.V11j.d.- 


XXX11) *S 111}.d.- 


SUgECT i 
© TCandicbrownethe C.waight, 


! COM.112. pound 
Candie white the C. waight,@,, 1 
 CONt.112.pound S | 
Swarfethe hundred watght, cont. WG. | 
pound— —— 
Sword blades of Venice, Turkie,or fine@,... . 
blades the dozen =—=—-S ; 
Sword blades courſe of Flaunders ma- ?___. | 
KLNg tiedozen — OOTY 


FR 


[ 
[ 


— ——_— - —— _—— 


| 


| 


E.z 


; R% I. 


Þ.+ 4.4.5 if 


vj.l. 


viij.s.11ij.d. 
yj.S.vilj.d. 
vj.l. 
1j.l.vj.$.viij.d. | 
XX.Ss | 
X1.S. 


1j.S.Vj.de 
X11j.$.111j.d. 
vj SeV11) Fs 
R 1) \d. 

V.S» 

l!).l. 
XXxX1jj.s.1i1j.d.. | 
11.1. vj:S.Viij.de- 


v.l; 


XXeSo 


FEET — 
= ZE ESSE SENS 


T 


| T | of filke the yeard——— V.S. IRS 
| {| AbinesCof ilk Tinceled with gold: - ---: 
| / and filuer the yeard-— Cxij AI 


For writing T tables courſe meCiig Ne: 


bookes i = 

| or writing tables fine the dozen-vIij.s. ————— 
| men the groce,containing twelue?.... 

\ Tablemen the gro ning twelu Ci 


WOO oo hrcnmmmmmaca BOSS «> 


{playing Tables of Wainskor, 2. 
and all other ſorts courſe the þ 1.S,———— 


| paire — - 
| laying Tables of Wall-nut Try 
Lhomy \' ng Palle ——————— [ -6.10j.d,— 
1 | [playing Tables of Brazill as 4, 
| . paire _ ——< 
playing Tables of Deneten ly $. 11.d.— 
© Workethe paire —————S 


"vocat. Leuant Taffaties, the v OP FOR 
Y CA den mom —— py 


A————— 


vocat. Towers Taffates, mecij s. iiij. d,—— 

| YEard ——mn mm ——— 
Tafa. | narrow or Spaniſh Taffatiethe Fg; 
es 2 yard —— — 

| TIE . . 

[| Stiched or ſtript Taffatie nar- 

\ ” 7 YR WOTTIEY 
| row the yeard — — 

| narrow ſtript with gold or fil- xiij.s.111j.d.-— 
L uer the yeard ———-——— 

|| tell-broad Taffatiethe yeard ——yj.s.viij.d. — 


V.S. 


X115.S.111j .d. 
111).S. 

V11j.S. 
VI1j.S. 

lj.S. 
11j.S-111j.d, 
V.S. 


xiij.s.i1ij.d. 


11j.S.111j.d. 
111).S. 

V.Ss 
X11).5.111j.d. 


Vj.S.Viij. d. 
Tafta- 


ti 


Wd wi ww wi 


< 


HENtatle. 


A. 


ares: nHWwaras. 


mport. 


a * 


CTuftafatie narrow the yeard --viij.s. Viij.s. 
Taffa- | Tuftafatic brode the yeard=——-xiijj.s.111j.d.—| xijj.s.11ij.d. 
ties VOC. int wi RE = I 
| Tuftafaty ſtript with fiſuer the xvj.S.viij.d. — | xvj.s.viij.d. 
Yeard —————— 
Tallow the hundred waight, cont. _ "—_ 
pound— _ ns I BY} ',S.V11). "4 aac 
Tankards or Canns the ſhock, cont. 60.7 . LW 
Canns pp SR 7. 
"with haite the Flemiſh ell- viij.d. —————|vij.d. 
T with Wooll the Flemiſh ell—-—xij.d. —--— | xy.d. 
a . ' ” + 
Fr 5 with Cadcas the Flemiſh ell-.—ijj.s.— —[1).S. 
with filkethe Flemiſh ell—— —ijj.s.iih.d -— | 1j.$.11.d. 
| with goldorfiluer y Flemiſh ell-xl.s. ——— —|xl.s. 
Tarras the barrell ——jj.$tj.d.-—— | S111. 
iaymmnks<ag., the Laſt cont.xij.@,j.___ 
| great bound, the Laſt cont.x1j. iij.l.vj.s. vitj.d. 
bartels omen rernrnun 
Tainter-hookes the thouſand ———— —jj.s.vj.d. —— |1j.S:v).d. 
Tazels the thouſand = 1j.S.vj.d.————1j.S.vj.d. 
Id 
Terra de Vmbra the C. waight, cont. Uxx.s,— Al hs 
112. pound —— ——— 
Thimbles the thouſand — ————XXS. — |XX.S, 
Bridges threed y dozen pound-xy.s. ———-— | xV.S. 
Crosbow threed the —— oxi nnd [agile an d 
| pound,cont.five ſcore —— f ** X15 Co | ARRH  neMlethe 
Threed, | -y9ns or Paris threed the bolt <ij.S.——— —|1j.s. 
vocat. - Lyons or Pris threed the bale} 
> oh FRO þ, 2 
CONt.100.DOINSF———o of 
Owtnall rhred y dozen pound-xx.s. | XX,S, 
Pack-thred in skcines the C.? I 
XVJ.S.y1tj.d, == |XV).S.Vi .q. 


L Þ* OUNU,COA, luc ic: CITED TOES, 


[| 
L | 


! 


_ 2 atS 


- — 4 tron way. 4 a 0 eons oo boomer 


| vocat. ]Peccingrhreedy j dozen pound-xxvj.s.viij.d.- 


| Tikes, | Brizels the Tike 
| yocat. 5 Turnall Tikes, and all other 
XS nemo 


] | Tinfel of- 


 vocat. | ( ETINNIEGES 
/ bacco the pound- .C 
l Fire Tongs the dozen VJ.S.Viijad, —— 
/ Tongs 
| Vice-rongs or Hand-vices the 
VYOCal. V]. " NNE 7M 
dozen 
Tooles vocat. Caruing-tooles thegroce? | 
cont,twelue dozen ————_ Oo 


| aA fe, 


A 


ſBothome Pack-threed , the 
| Threed,| pound = ——— 


Y 


111), ij.d, 


— 


(Siſtars threed the pound- XS. 


"Brizell Tikes, and counterfcit xXiij.SJtiij.d.— 


LE 


A 


Tikes of the like making,the 
Lu ——— w— 
| Tiking of the Eaſt countrie the yeard-—viyj. '; Bn 


| Tincall thepound —— - 1.S.1ttj.d— 
| Tinfoile the grocc,cont.twclie dozen-—ljj.S.iij.d. -— 


| Tin-glafſe the C.waight,cont.112.pound-l.s,——- 
Copper the yeard————-tij.s.iitj.d. -— 


right gold orfijuerthe yeard-vj.s. viij.d.-— 
Leafe Tobaccothe pound —vj.s.viij.d.—— 
|, Tobaceo ,) Cane, Pudding,or ball To- 2 


Tow the C.waight,cont.112. NT S.Viij.d.-— 


| Trayes of wood the ſhock.contle mcg eo nm! 
rvocat. Flaunders Treacle thee , 
barrel! SEES 15 


MPOIL. 


A 


on 


iiij. d, 


X.Ss 


XS. 
viij.d. 
11).$.i11j.d. 
1).S.111j.d. 
l.s. 
vj.S.v11j.d. 
X88. 
XX.S, 
V].S.V1ij.d. 
V].S. 


X.Ss 
Vj.S.Viij.d. 
X.vs 


X1.5. 


| Treacle. of Ieanethe pound 4 
vocar. VeniceTreadeand ff POIEATR 
& thredatethe pound ——_ Ih 
| | white comon ſort the groct7 
i cont.twelue dozen —— FJ —=* 
'Trenchers3 
ik pe or painted the Sree " HREFs 
cont.tivelue dozen——\1S 7 | 


XXVj.$.vi1j.d, 


"0 


W1 


ates InWwaras. 


Tripede Velurethepeece,cont. fiftcene?, 
yeards —— — 
Troy or pile waights the pound 


DL Fw Wy A WTI A PPT 
DST s 26 ==> HS SECS won JW 


dC owes woos ——————e ro 
[and Phelps of all colours out 
v | of graine the yeard- Cxvs.—— tay 
<eluets . 

]and Phelps right Crimſon ere ; WT RTTnY 

L Purpleingrainetheyeard-< [TED 
Velures the peece,cont. fifteene yeards —xl.s. - — |xl.s. 
Verditor the C.waight,cont.112.pound-xiij.s.11ij.d.-— | xi1j.$.111j.d. 
Vice-haſpes the dozen — ————— x1j.d.-————| xjj.d. 
Vice-tongs or Hand-vices the dozen-—vj.S,-——— | vi.S. 
Vineger the tonne» = xIvj.$.viij.d.— xIvj.S.vii.d. 
Violls the peece ——————— Vj.S. vij.d; — | vj.s.vij.d. 


RES  {inele the paire 
Virginals © P ; 
double the pairc 

Vizards the dozen 


XV).S.VIj.d.-— XVj.S. Viij.d. 
- XXX11j.S.111j.d.- XXX11), $.111j.d. 
| X1j.S. 


——— XS, —— | 


V Admoll the veard 


Waights of Brafſe, or pilc-0 
V 2ights tne pound 


Wainskots the huddred.confre {corc-—yiijl.——— 


Warming-panns the dozen ——— XXYS ns 
M 


Vitj.d. nnd Leith d. 


nas 


vitj.l. 
| XXR.S. 


Rates Imwards. nubſidie. 


T* "0 


Waſhing balls the groce, cant. twelue7, 


GOZCN ——— ———— —mmmm_—_ 
the hundred waight, cont. 11 Ci 
pound —_— 


 yocat.hard waxthe pound=——jjj.s.itj.d.-— 


Whale-fins,the finng——— 
Wheate the quarter,cdnr.cightbuſhels—vj.s,viij.d.-—— 
Whet-ſ{tones the C. ſtones —= v11}.S.111}.d.— 
Whip-cord the pound—————.—-iij.d. EeW 
Whiſtling cocks or belfowes the groce, 2 xij.s.- 
cont.twelue dozet-—————— 


Wines of all ſorts, for Subſidie and Im poſt, ſee afterthe 
Rates Outwards. 


(Land or greene Woad the C. _ 2 
waight,cont.112.pound —{ © W 


Woade | Iland or greene Woade an 
w2. 


Wax - 


— 


HE 1 "Þ: JETTA 


vocat. tonne, cont. twentie hun- 
dred waight 
Tholoze Woade y C.waight,) . ... 
( ©? FXV).S.VIj.d. — 
L Cont.112.pound — 
vocat, S.Omers narrow or halfe RS: 
Wor- | Worſtedsthe peece——<_f** _ 


ſeds, ] yoc. Ruſſels Worſteds or broad 
L Worſtedsthe pecce inet |; 


—_— __ — 


{Box-wood for Combes the? exe e 1555 
thouſand pecces ——— [ pm ans ea 


| Brazill or Farnandobuck wood” 
the hundred waight, coma 
I12.pound 


Campeciiia wood y C. waight 
cont.112.pound 


Ebonie-wood the C. waight, 


— 


Wood | 
VOCat. 


A. 


| m——_ — — 


CXvj.s vViij.d.—- 


oy 


iij.s.t1ij.d. 


I Vj.S.viij.d. 
2 the pound, 


v1ij.$.11j.d, 
11.d. 


X1).S. 


XeSe 


X.l. 
XVJ.S.V1ij.d. 
X.5. 

XX.$. 


xxxiij.s.jiij.d, 


xq.l. 


X85, 


CxxS—— 


LL CON. IIN2.POUNd ——— 


vj-l-xi1j.$.111j.d. 


VOC 


Wo 
VOC9® 


VOCAL, 


Wooll | 


VOCAL. 


Worm 


Wreſts for Virginalls the groce, contai- 
ning twelue dozen 


wire, 


Wood 


VOcat. 3 


; DAT (i 


1/10 Ie, 


—— 


27 


SEE 


go XS — ——— 


French Brazell the C.waight, 
CONE. 112.POUNd ———— 
Fuſtickthe C.waight,cont.112. 
POUNd ——————_— 
Lignum-vitz the C. waight, 
cont.1:12.pound 
Log-wood or Block-wood the 
[ C.waight,cont.112.pound- 
; Beauer wooll the pound— 
Cotton wooll the poung -—- 
Eſtridge-wooll the C.waight, 
cont.112.pound ——-—— 
French-wooll the C. waight, 
cont.112.pound 
s Lambes-wooll the C. waight, 
| cont.112.pound 
j Polonia-wooll the C. waight, 
cont.112.pound 


| Spaniſh-wooll, for clothing or 
felts, the C. waight, cont. 
| Ita. pound————- — 

e-ſced the pound——--— 


CC C_——— 


V.S O— 
viij .d. | Ro a— no 


—_ 


>E xxxlhjs.iij.d, 


fl 


U8boLs. mmm 


C—— 


>11j.l. 


5 


LS e——— 


X1j.S. 


Bm —— 


c— 


L —_O 


{ Iron Wire the C.waight,cont. 2, 
I12.pound— 7 


[ Lattin Wirey C, angne, cont. 


MCiij. [.vj.S. Vij.d. 


ONES DEE", 


Steele Wire the ound 
CVirginall Wire the pound- 


Kx,d, ur Ca a. po. 4 


M 2 


[mp0 - 


R—A 


v.l, 
X.S. 
XS. 


Xl. 


[.$. 


XXXl1j,S$.111j.d. 
[.s. 
[.S. 


LS. 


11j.l.vj.S-viy-d. 
X1j.d. 
xx,d, 


Yearne 


+> —— 


—_ 


"Cable-yearne the kundred2_... _ ... 4 
waight,cont.112.pound OY ho 
Cotton yearne the pound-—x1j.d. ——— 


| : 
Raw Linnen-yearne Dutch @ ;; 1 
zoo re ———————— 
or French the pound —| 
Spruce or Muſcouia yearne} 


pound-——— 
Woollen or bay yearne the : 
hundred waight, cont Cjlajaije: 
| H2,POUNd————— 
Worſted yearne the dozen 
pound ————— 


S-xxy) S$.VI1j.d, - 


Iriſh yearne the packe,cont. 
foure C. waight, at heh vn —_ 
q ſcore pound the Comnms a 


the C.waight, cont. 112. oxy vi. d.— 


x1.d. 
XXVJ.$.V11.d. 


11j.l.vj.s. viij.d, 


XXVj.S.v1ij.d. 


v.l. 


= Ur 4 . _ 
R ates forthe Sub 


rogether with the Rates of Impo- -Outwards. þ 
ſitions — | Fo 2 i 


| 


n 
y 

" 

4 


Subſidies Impost. | 


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| A Llabaſtertheloade——————xl.s.—— xls. I 
Anuiles the C. waight, C—— Bs | 
pound ————— l 
Aſhes of Engliſh wood the —_— ; ft 
twelue barrels — ny —_—_ 
Aquwvitz the Hogſhaad —————ijL———| il. 


A 


Acon the flitth ——————--yj.s. vij.d. -—; vj.s.viij.d. || 
Bagges the dozeh—————————$.————| x, Lf 
M 3 


i 
Bayecil 


” f g F / #7 32 


40D/1AlCes 


A 


Ll 


{{ingle,thepeececont.in waght?,] EE 
thirtic pound and vader— 


double,the peece containing in 
ayes < Va aight from thictie pound —— 
| | to fiftie foure pound=—— 
| vocat. Minikins or Frizadowes 

cont. in waight from 54. >yj.l.— 
| pound vpwards — 


ell-mettall the C. waight, cont. — 1 OTC TIN 
pound—— — - = 

illets thethouſand ——— -—X11j.$.111j.d.— 

zirdlime the C.waight,containing 112. Tx, q 
pound ——— — 

"We vnbound the Maund — — bs as 

it tend. — x11).1.vj.S.viij.d 

; narrow the ſingle peece,7 


cont.14.yeards ——— (BJ S.Ity.d.— 
ufhtns, Mo- 
| narrow the double peece, ES 
adoes and | | cont.28.yeards > Cxxyje viijed.— 


3rograines + 
'neliſh ma- | broade the ſingle peece,? 


ing, cont.14.yeards————< 
broade the double peece, ? 
] con..28. yeards——$* 
\ corrupt the barrell — XXX115.$.111jd, — 
ww; good the barrell ——— — —1s. EL 
uttons of haire the ſmall groce, cont. Ex ” Ws 
OO NOTRE <1vcoRE 


—— 


CNRS. er mmm 


{XC INIECA 


zeefe rhe barrel ENOST CES On X15. FIG 
zecre the tonne———— ————_ ES nn 
zecre Eger the tonne ——Xls — 


MPOJt. 


—— 


2 


.o.67 


x1.5. 


11.1. 
x1.S, 


xl.s. 

xl.s. 
$11]..111.d, 
XXR.S. 

xl. 
x11.l.vj.$.viij.d 
V}.S.V11j.d. 
X11j.S.111j.d. 
X.S. 

XX.S. 


XXX119.S.111j.d. 
[.S. 


Callimancoes 


HU/1Ale, 


_—— ——Z 


\ Ates VAIMATAS. 


11pOJt. 
| 


WEEN 


LJ 


DE Ye [AN 


: "the ſingle peece cot. 
oe qa | 14 yeards— 


Engliſh ma-<,1v. 3.þje 
; peece,? tid — 
_ cont.28.ycards— RANG 
Calue-skins the dozen — ——————X1j.S. ——-— 
the dozen pound ——————v).S.- 


Candles 4 the barrell cont. ten dozen ij.l, 
} pound -— 


Cardboords y ſmallgroce,cont. twelucy _ 


RX Se —m—m—mnmn_— 


Cxxvj.5.vil.d,— 


— Mq__—— 


| ——— 


[A TR NNTT ANTICS 
Carrells Engliſh making the peece— —xiij.s.iiij.d.-— 
Caps buttoned Engliſh making 5 dozen-xyj.s.viij.d.— 
Cheeſe the C.wajghr,cont.112.pound —xiijj.s.——— 
Cloakes old the peece — —  — 
Coales the Chaulder ——— X11:.S.111j.d.-— 
Comfedts the paund— — Xtj.d.—- 
Cony haireblack or white the pound-—-xij.d, ——— 
Cony-skins, ſee, skins. 

Cordage tarred or vntarred } C.waight, 
cont.112. pound——- noel 
Cottons the C.goads ——————-—jjl, —-—- 


Cxvj.s.vii CO. mw 


xitj.5ij.d. 
xXvj.S.viij.d. | 


X1j.Ss 
V].S. 


11.1. 

XX.S. 
V).S.Vitj.d. 
V1ij.S.111j.d. 
X111).S. 

XS, 

x1j.d, 
&ij.d. 


vitj.s.t1ij.d, 


1.5. 


Rates Outwards, 


ab/iate. mp0 


EASSTEET 
LADY © [24 My 


£ ESEWIE TAE 


DDE S = ISS 


Engliſh-making the yeard<xviij.d. ——- jx.d. 


OrmixConerletsEnvliſh-maki 
þ = RE 1-1 =S Cvjcs.viij d. —| 11j.$.i1ij.d. 


na _ Oo ©*5 **% . 2s 
urances Engliſh-making the ym xiij.s.iiij.d.——| vj.s.viz. d. 
cont. 14.yeards ——— | 


> 


E 


Arth,voc.Fullers earth the C.waight 
cont.112.pound — — 

arth, vocat. Red-carth the C.waight, 7;.- 4 _ 

cont.112 POUNd ——— We & fps EE 

mery ſtones the C. waight, cont.112.7 "> TLICE RE 

pound ———_ | 


"di $.111j.d. FIST} 


111).S. 


LIL SLDLPSLOAFESSESSSDIODOOOFSLDLO 


F 


TT Wl Con. _ CxNK Sn — SINPY 
lannell the yeard ——— ———js.d, 111.d.ob. 
itches the Timber,cont.fortie skins - —vj.5.viij.d.-— |vj.s.viij.d. 
locks the C.waight,cont.112.pound-—xx.s. —|XX.S. 
riſes the yeard—— —— m———___ Vi.ds 
uſtians Engliſh making the peece,con-2 , 7 

raining two halfe poeces=. : OWE pe ——|xs: 


Aates UntWards. ub/idie. 


rn mm onnn—_ rnnrnmnmnm A 


G 


and Fuſſes of Cloues me af 
pound TREAT 

and Rumps of Nees .. 

| thepound Cxijd.— 

Jot Pepper or light pepper@,,; FE 

the pound —————- Cc, 

| of Almonds the Cvaight,? vis REDS 

CONE. 112. POUNd —— PEAR 

Lof Seny the pound————l).d——— 

Geldingsor Naggs the peece———»j.l.xiij.s.iijj.d. 


Cn———_—_—_y 


(x 


Ginge Sat Welt-Indiathe pound- viij.d.- 
of Eaſt-India the pound XVItj.d.——— 
Glew the hundred waight, © cont. 112. 12-6 xyj. 5 vitj.d. — 
pound—— - 
Gloues plaine the dozen Paire- ne —fj1 je. mn 
Glouers clippings the Fatt or Maund-—-xl.s., ——-— 


Gooſc-quils the thouſand =1 Sm 
Grindleſtones the Chaulder ——X11) $.111j.d.-— 
Grograines Lile or Norwich,ſee,Buffns. 


Gun-powder the hundred, cont. . hue 
{core pound —— — 


| Pr— 


————— 


I LIVES] TULRATAITHT. 
CTIN DE EMS EPI EPRIASSIY 


11j.1.vj.S.viij-do 


" Civjcwiid.- 


4. 


XV) o$ vi.d. 


TRA 
xi. 
1j.S. 
X11j.$.111j.d. 


\ ZIOS UUINPAYAS. | HD/1A1EC, 


DRIES rAtoeareAY 
=. (7 


H 


H*< fiſh the hundred, containing Gil s.i4ij.d | 
5; Fc > Il] 5s . E_ 


ſixe ſcore— < C 
"faced with Veluet mw © | 
| bands the dozen—— i chmeme toms | X19, 


lined and faced with Taffatic 
without bands the dozen ox __ 


3 plaine or vnlined the dozen——xx.$.——— | xs, 


{faced with Tatfary for children? . 
| the dozen , ES. A pt: 


plaine or vnlined for COIN CxS — 


Hatts 


— | VI}.S.y).d. 


packed the barrell -—-x11j.s. 1itj.d. — 
packed the Laſt,cont.7 ... 
"Ell. twelue barrels b OE One 
1vnpacked or ſeaſticks } _ 
Herrings, | the Laſt, cont. 18. ViijlI —— 
/70C.Winter | barrels. A: 


Ong? { packed the barrell —yj.s. viij.d. — 
_ | packed y Laſt, cont. C;--: 1 
| Shot- | evelue barrels SOT 
__ vnpacked, or Sea-/ 
ſticks $ Laſt,cont. Ci, em 
_ 238. barrels- 


mpo . 


w_ _ rk —— Jen— 


V.So 
 thedozen _—— 
C NE" . 
YT ce 55am CoTEght Tha ro illus 
Haire, cont.112. pound ERET AN 
at. _ 1 V 1 
VOC | Horſc-haire y C.waight, cont. Ed Tote 
CL 112.pound ——— — | 
Haire-cloath the peece ———Xi1.5.ij.d.— | Vj.S.v1j.d. 
Hemp-ſeede the quarter ——-— KX. S. KXiSs 


— 


ates Uutwaras. 


AY/] U /adie. 


4 


es 


fie hundred-F$)*' 


"Full, + the wy oqmaguen, 
"Win- Cades, or ten\vj.l. ———— 
ter her- \ thouſand = m—_— 
| rings | "the Cade, cont. 2... __ 
red Sho. fiue hundred-< 
| <theLaſtcont.20. 
Lten - Ds 
| Cades, or end | 
[ , j 
| C thouſand - — | 
Her- | h 22 2 rod | 
PRoey packed the barrel -vj.s.v1.d. — | 
rings 
YO. packed the Laſt, ji. on 
| RP cot.12.barrels 
rag Waite, vnpacked or ſea-Q 
ond ſticks the Laſt, ( I1j.l.— 
Her- .  cot.18. barrels 
Oo 
"4 'the Cade cont-fhue? ... 
Gn] Se 
y LREO,?! the Laſt cont. 20. 
Cades, or ten lij.l — ——— 
- thouſand 
"voc. Oxe-hornes the thouſand-l.s.——-—— 
of Bucks the C. w———11j.S— _ 
Hornes 4 of Stagges the C. —— XX.S, WAY 
| of Rams the thouſand—- XXS NF 
Lof Sheepe the thouſand- —11j.$.111j.d. 
Hornes for Lanthornes the thouſand? | 
"+ a 
JOG CS ooaoeo cons k | 
Hotſe-collers the hundred, cont. fue@.. 0 | 
{corc en g ."_ 
Ns PA RITIIG ATA IDW - Wn 
tailes- — —— - EIS 
Hoſe,fee, Stockings. £ 


N 2 


\ 


| x1.S. 


1 "m poſt . 


Sar —_—- 'S/ 


C 


En == 


> FEY 


[.S. 

111].S. 
XX.S, 
XX.5. 
11j.S-111j.d, 


XX.9S. 


\ates UutWwards. 


NODE DADE ore BIT) 


os pfidie. ' Impoſt, 


I 


| the tonne —}}l__ | Y.. 
wrought, the C. waight, cont.2_ .  ... HON FI 
Jan $5088 6 Palgnt, CONE Cxyjes vid. XVj.S.V1ij.d. 
< RON 
old, the tonne——— ——YI}.]. <-—— | viij.l. 
Ordnancethe C. waight, cont.q _ .. ES EP 
L112. pound————-— a ba 
Iriſ-Mantles, the Mantde———— —vjSs. viij.d. -— vi, S.V11j.d. 


PLN LD LIL LELD LDAP LD L7 ALD AD LIL LD LD LIN LINLD LD LP LP LAS 


1 Ampoainnes,ſce, skinnes. 


'yncaſt the Fodder,cont.twentie 
Leade. hundred waight 


Vii} —— | x8&,1. 
| 


— —— 


DJ 


caſt, the bodder, cont. — BY, ERIN | 7 

. hundred waight———-— ont Los, 
Linnenſhreds the Maund or Fatt- iflomnnnrnneixts, 
Linſeed the quarter nn mmm RNS met | XX Ss 


| Liſts of cloth, the thouſand yeards ——ijl ——— | iij.l. 


M 


M Aluefies and Muſcadels the Butt—yj.1.—- _ 
Mockadoes.ſee, Buffins. 
Muſterd-ſeed the C. waighr, cont. 1 12. e 


_ | 


V S, ————— Y, S, 


Nuns 


HD/1A1TCs 


A. 


\ates Untwaraſs. 


Vets ſmall the barrell, cont. 
buſhels 


— — 


7 r———_—_ 


m__ Svjes.vii j.d,—— (135. jd, 


Impc/ 


of 


VS /,\ 


= 
ENT 
T) j 


Av 
<> (LY EA 


Ate- = buſhell — 1j.S.111).d. ——— 
meale Tthe bartel cont.three buſhels-x.5. 
Oker yealow or red the .Cwaight,cont. Cu < 
112,pound—- 
O1le,voc. Traine Oile the tonne 
Otter skinnes.,ſec, skinnes. 


hy 9 ts: 1anck-bones thethou-7,. . vitjd. — 


— — 


—_—  — 
_ 


——VI1j.L- 


Archmenttheroule — 

Perpetuanoes the peece n——|S. - 
Pilchards the tonne — —Lj mm 
Purles of broad cloth the pecce-— 1j.d. on 

.N3 


| 


xii\.s.11j.d.-—| xiij.s.itij.d; 


b 


tij.S.iij.d, | 
Xs 8 
| 
Vitj;l. | 
F 
; 
vis.viij.d, | 


_= ——_—_— 
mm 


GS 
lm 5 —o_ 
——_— 


9a 
Con net un n= Gage ado nay 


I —_ 


 —_ 


XXV.Ss 


a a ZI 
=_ o hy 26 = 


titj.d; | 
Rape-lecd: | 


JFULWATUTSs 


©) » ( » x IJ _ . - -&D 


@ 


| 4 the quarter — RNS mmm | XX.S. 
Raſhes, vocat. Cloath-raſhes, the, | 
peece, containing fourc and ewenties Vl. — 1s; 
yeards WEE: | 


Rueges, \ Iriſh-Rugges, the yeard Vilj.d.———— viij.d. 
| vocat. ?Triſh-Rugs for beds the Rugge-xiij.s.iiij.d.— | xiij.s.i1ij.d. 


ih 2/7 AO RE ASSO / 
EO ig ens 


g Sk 


VO 


V.Ss 


Ack-cloth to make Sackes the mas. PD 0e LAIIN 
OI PCC ————— 


Saffron the pound——————- —Xxkxk.5.-—— | XS. 


. Salt-peter the hundred waight, cont. Cxxxiij.s.iiij.d.- | xxXxiij.s.fij.d. 
112. POUNd ——————5 | 


Sayes Engliſh making the peece, 


cont. Cxxvj.s-vilj.d. -| xiij.s.iiij.d. 
24-ycards- = 


"Engliſh making, the ſinglee 


CO ORR oe noyens XV.S, 
Pecce ——_ _— 


| oO < 
Serges, {Engliſh making, the double 


[(*" IF IGONTR XXE.$, 
bo | DUCT —— 


) 
Skatlet cloath the yeard ———————xx.5, ——— 


2 


Skinnes 


Me 


"Cony | 


Skins, 


| 


ates Untwarads. 


HOU{IATCs 
Gray ſtage 3 C.cont. SI TEE 
| fre [Fore Ciij-.ilj, 4 — 11j.5.111j.d, 
Gray ſeaſoned the C.95 . ... NR 
cont.!ixe ſcore. (1-5 d. -—| vj.S.viij.d. 
; Gray tawed the C.0_... ..., q fe 
+ cont. fixeſcore— CS 11.d. — X11j.$.l11j.d. 
|Blacke, with filuer 
haires,or without, 
the C. containing 
{ixe ſcore— 


n= 


— | [athe haire the C.cot. og, 
a! five ſcore—— $2 FER 
Skins | 


| 


Skinnes | Lamb- | C.cont.ſix {core-— 


VOCAar, 5 Skins, 


— .o Ct ro 


| Sheep 
and 

| Lamb-- 
| skins 


LDreſt y C. cont. v.ſcore-xiijj.s.i11j.d.-— |X11].S.111j.d. 
"White or blacke vn- | 
tawed the C.cont, CXXx.S. ————— | xX,S. 


- ANOICOTE ooo 
| whiteor black tawed 


| with the woo!l the Cxxy.s. — | XXX.S. 
< voc., Morkins vn ads” 
edthe C.cont.ſixe >X.5,——— X.S. 


—  —_— 


ſcore 
lvoc. Morkins tawed ? 
with the wooll the Cxyj.s. viij.d. — | xVj.s.viij.d. 
. C.cont.fix {core— 


os (aw the peece—--——xjj.d.———— xtj.d. 

cr 

. Tawed CCC ————xNvi.c FE 

skins pos the peece XV]Odfooniar XVI 
Womdbes the mantle —x.s, — TY 


cCTawed without the 
woo!lthe C.cont., Copy < __ | XXR.S> 
ſixe {core— 


] ; : , 
2 Dreſt in oile the C. 


cont.fhxe "noting © S.ltj.d.——-| 11.S.11j.d. 

D + £5 

(voce. clts the C. cot. Cxxyvjes.viij.d. £ 
|. fiueſcott———\ 


npoit, 


_ 


we= = 


I ob —_- — 


Kates WuIPards. tb/idie. 


A 


x pl 


Squirrel] skins the thouſand —————].$.—- 
theve En 


xl.s. i hndas 


ld the C.dozen paire 
| Shreds and pecces of broad cloth the 
pound -— _ 
| Soapethebarrell-—- Ge .. 
[Eng Engliſh-making 5 ſingle peece? 
Spaniſh} cont.fifrcene yeards 

| Sattins |Engliſh-making the SD Ivie.viti.d. 
L peece,cont.thirtie yeards— Sf* V)S.vtij.dom 
| Sprots the Cade,cont.a thouſand ——1j.s, ——— 

| Starchthe C.waight, cont.112.pound —xvj.s.viij.d -— 


CXijad. —— 


FXx11) .$.111j.d — 


"LR V7) = © 
PE ns ET = SD dS LC 


Allow the hundred waight, con. 2... 
112. pound — —_ 
| Thrummes the hundred,cont.fiue ſcore VEeT 
Sound —— w— Wi LEE 11.d.—- 
| Tukes Engliſh makingthe peece — 
|| Tips of Hornes the thouſand 


—— 


»,0,0.6P — 


COT nm tm c— 


—— 


HMPO/l. 
= col 


l.s. 
v.l. 
x1.5. 


x1j.d. 
111).S.i1j.d. 
Xj.$.v1ij.d. 


XXk11).$.111.d. 


xV).S.v11j.d. 


"of Kerſey long the paire =—— 1jj.$.1iij.d.—— | xx.d. 
of Kerſey ſhortthe dozen paire—x.s. -—| VS. 
| Stock: | f woollenknitthe pai js xij.d 
ings 1of woollen knit the paire- JSm———=-|X1.d. 
| | for children the paire——— XG v.d, 
of Worſted ſhort the paire———1j.vij.d.-—— |xv).d. 
Lof Worſted long the paire VS, ———|1j.S.vj.d. 
 vocat. Hilling-ſtones the thou. ou-S ii $.itij.d. -— |iij.s.titj.d. 
Stones? 1204 - 
PR Siate-ſtones the thou-Q, _________ X'S. 
> 16; - 


XXVj.S.V11j.d. 


XV.S. 


XV.Ss 
Tinne 


Rates Ontwards, 


"of Corncwall and Denonſhire 
vawrought, the C. waight 
cont.112. pound 

wrought,vocat. Pewtcrthe C. 

L waight, cont.112. See 


Subſidie. 


Tinne < 


— — P— 


{xvjwild— v.l. 


— WEE | F 


Impoſe. 


pr mm n—_  wonrnrnmmn_ BY mm. 


Notethae 
Strangers 
arc to pay 
for Tinne 
double 
Sukftdie, 


; Engliſh making the ſingle 
| peece,cont. 7. yeards — 
| Engliſh making the double? M$ 


CER mmm — 
Flures- 


L Peece,cont.15. yeards—ſ* 
Vineger of Wine the tonne- = —Xlvj.$.viij.d.— 
Violet cloth in graine, & all other "_—_ 
. X'S, 
ingrainethe yeard 
Virginalls the paire — 


XXX11).$.111j.d.- 


jx.d. - 


WY _ the yeard — 
Wax Enzliſh,the C. waight,cot. 
I 12. pound ——-—— 


Wax Forraigne,the C. waight,cont.112. Tar 
pound DO 


Cilijl, ——— 


————————_— 


7 A EREER 


Woadnets the C. cont. five ſcore—-—x5,——__— 


; narrow, Engliſh making SINE L xx 
| peece — 
| broad, Engliſh makingthe?, " | 
L Pecce 


Worſteds 


EY mmm, 4 


| 


Weldthe C. waight,cont. r12. pound-—x.S.-——-— 


iij.l, 


= [111j.d.ob. 


I 


TO OCLC... 


Cre ELIE! 


Rates Outwards. 


All kinds of Graine which ſhall be carried out of this Realme 
cither by vertue of any Licenſe or otherwiſc,ſhall yeeld vnto vs 
ſuch duties as are mentionedin a Statutein that caſe prouided, 
42, for cuery quarter of Wheate ———].s. 

For euery quarter of other Graine, as Rye, Barley, Maulr, 
Oates,Beanes,and Peaſe _ o—n—mms ———Xvj.d. 
which is to be reputed and taken for the ancient cultome there. 
of inany graunt, wherein it ſhall be named. 

For Impoſt of euery quarter of Wheate, oner and beſides that due by 

ſtatute — _ 1j.S. 
And for Impoſt of enery quarter of other graine,as Rye, Barley, Mault, 
Oates, Beanes,and Peaſe,outr and beſides that due by ſlatute——--xyj.d. 


All other Goods and Wares which ſhall be carried out of 
this Realme by way of Marchandize, and are not mentioned 
amongſt the Rates for the Subſidic Outward, Our pleaſure is 
they ſhall be rated to pay Cuſtomeand SubſtJdie Outwards,ac- 
cording to the values and prices of the ſame goods mentioned 
inthis Booke amongſt the Rates for the Subſtdie Inwards. 


And if there ſhall happen to be brought in, or carricd out of 
this our Realme any goods or wares, liable to the paiment of 
Cuſtome and Subſidie, which either are omitted out of this 
booke, or are not now vſed to be brought in, or carried out, or 
by reaſon of the great diuerfities of rhe values of ſome goods 
(as of Diamonds and other Stones and Iewels) could not bee 
rated; Ourpleaſure is, that in ſuch caſes euery our Cuſtomer 
or Colleor for the time being, ſhall leauie the ſaid Cuſtome 
and Subſidie,according to the value and price of ſuch goods, to 
be affirmed vpon the oath of the Marchant, in the preſence of 
the Cuſtomer, ColleQor, Comptrouler, and Surueyor forthe 
timebeing, vnrtill further order ſhall be taken therein by vs or 
our Counlaile. 


wL0me and oub/iate of Wooten { lotbes, 


For the better direQing of the Colleors of our Cuſtome, what 
to demaund, and of our Marchants what to pay, for the Cu- 
ſtomeand Subſidie of Woollen Clothes, to be tranſported 
out of this our Realmeof England by way of Marchandize. 
We haue hereafter expreſſed what duties of Cuſtome and 
Subſidie ſhall be anſwered to vs fora ſhort Cloth, and for o- 
thers accordingly, being no other then the ſame that was a 
ſeſſed by our late deare Sifter Queene Xary, and continued 
by our late deare Siſter Queene Z/Fabeth, And alſo what, 
and how many of the forts of Woollen clothes hereafter 
ſpecified, ſhall be allowed for a ſhort Cloth. 


Emememmamms? 
| Io 


Euery Engliſhman ſhall pay vntovs for every” 
ſhore Cloth cont. in length xx111j. yeards, 
white or coloured, by him to be ſhipped >vj.s.viij.d. 
andcarried out of this Realme by the name | 
of Cuſtome the ſumme of —————) 


And oafter therate for other forts of Clothes, allowing 
toa ſhort cloth as is hereafter expreſſed. 


Euery Stranger ſhall pay vnto vs for euery ſhort? 
Cloth cont-in length xxiiij. yeards white or 
coloured, by him to be ſhipped and carried *x111.s.vj.d. 
out of this Realme by way of Marchandize, 
for Cuſtome and Subfidie,the ſumme of — 


Ando after therate for other ſorts of Clothes allowing 
toaſhort Cloth as is hereafter expreſſed. 


O 2 What 


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: CXDEECS”" "IEEE" 


MSL RIS ISL LEY CY) LE 
DIVA PD  ARMAESS IQR. 
MV T Hat, and how many, of the ſorts of Wollen clothes 

hereafter ſpecified,ſhall be allowed for a ſhort cloth. 


"Cardinalls MOORE O91 
Pinwhites —— af 
| Statutes \ ——_——_ 
Stockbridges—=———= 
Straites 
LTanefiocks—————— 


Sixe 


RI nn - ronment 2. 


[ 
"Corniſh dozens 
Deuonſhire dozens ſingle. 
Peniſtones vnftized-——- 
RO! Iſland dozens | 
Northen plaines, alias 
LChecks—— 


0 — —— 


ſhall goe and be accomp- 
ted for a ſhort cloth, and 
ſhall yceld vnto vs after the 
rate of a ſhort cloth, 


| 
—— 


Newbery whites-———— 
Thr 7 Kerſeys of all ſorts- 


Corniſh and Deuonſhire 

Two 4 dozens double- bag 
Florentines hs 

| Nonhernedozen ſingle — 
Peniſtones frized- ——— 


[Cort and _— 


One Northerne dozen double —- 


Fames R. 


tes: gy fv WW fa 


[Duties pated for VVines brought in þ y 


Engliſhmen. 


(G Aſcorgne and | Brought into the ( Subſidie — 11S. ermn—— 
Frech Wines, \ Port of Londs, hed Impoſt —-—xlij.$—-—ij.l. 

& allotherwines T onne ——(Cooteb HI0H-X NS mmm 

of the growth of 

the Erecl, Kings | Brought into any of the F Subſ7 die -1tij.5. I hs 

AOMINIONS,——— | other Ports the tonne— { Inmpoſt-—x$xXXvij.S, —y : 


Rheniſh Wine Brought into any Port, F Subſidie —-xij.d, —— — jx.5.vitj.d. 
the Amme- —— ( !mpoſt Viij.s. viij.d. 


Muſeadels, 1 Brought into the Port CROPS ——XVit}.d.-— 

HMalueſres, | of London, Briſtoll or 4 Impoit ——xX.8.111j.d.—>xX<111j.$.111j.d 
and all othey } | Southampton the Butt 2 cipoſi tion -1j.$.vj.d. af 

Wines of the? 
growth of the | Brought into any ofthe FSubſidie——xviij.d. —— id 
Levant-—— | other Ports the Butt— ) Impot-——xx.$.111j.d,—y * Ng 
' Brought into thePort | Subſidie———xXvitj.d.—— 
of London, Briftoll, } , | of old, xviij.s. vj.d. 

or Southampton the] _ PRE 

Butt or Pipe — | Compoſition -1j.S.vj.d.-— | 


mms 


Sackes , Cana- KXX.Ss 
ries, Malagaes, 
Maderaes, < 


ras" tan | Brought into any -+ is iaie —xvij.d —— 


the other Ports, the : ſold, -xviij.s. vj.d. >xxvijes.vj.d. | 
Butt or Pipe oft< ULADEATR es | 


L 


Baſtards, Tents of Alicants brought Subſidie ——XV1}. d. — 


into any Port, the Buite or Pipe — old, Xv1jS. >XXV).Ss 
F a mpof3 env; VIJ.S.Vj.d.z 


Q 3 Dues 


*1,7 YO Nw ” 3” ES PC_RSRg MIA avon. I 
M £4 {NI FAA 4 4 


-_ ». A. <>. 


Duttes pated for VVines brought in by 


A 
, 
Strangers, | 
1 
, . \ 
| "Brouzht into the | —__ LEE opting F, 
q Aſcoigne and | Port of Lond', thee _ j PIs _ —Lij..v.s. 
© Frech Wines, | Tonne — | = tes $462 HAR 
all other wines L EO ==) Son mr 
< 
the growth of | 
he Frech Kinss " Ts . 
> % 0a | Brought into any of the _ 1 2:09 YR l Py } 
| ther Ports the towne— | p m— RAAVEI Sor FHV Ss 
| LButlerage-l.s. —| 
Wenifh Wines brouzht into any Port, Swhſidie-— IT pn FIOSIOY o 
+ FRE CONN: en I Impoſt——vViij.S. vii.d.>x.s. d 
| Butkerage <—Jitj.d. —— G 
| tl 


 Subſidit =—11j,$,———— 
Cuftomem=-Y).$.v11j.d. — 


"Brought into the Ports | Southamp-\, , . 
| | of London, Briſtoll or% ton dutie (* >X[11.S.vj.d. 
LHuſeadels, Southampton the Butt | Impo#t -——xx$.$.jitj.d.—| 
LMalueſies, Copoſition-—jj.$,vj.d.—— 
wd all other UBatlarage—x1j.d.-—— { 
Wines of thes 
rowth of the 
Levant-—— SUBſidit———11j.S. mm" 


| Cuitome—v).$.viij.d.- | 

| Brought into any ofthe | Southamp- 4 
other Ports the Butt—\ ton dutic _ pX1) 2 
Impoit ——xx.$.111j.d.= 


Sacks, 


TY m——_— A ee ee eee NE EE EEE — CT ES —— 


CSubſidie—=—11j.S, — 1 

Impot $01 XVi1j.S. Vj.d. | EE 
new,V1j.S.vj.d.— >XXX1}.S.V'\.q. 

Compoſition -1j.S.v).d.-— | 

LButlerage-—X1).d. J 


"Brouzht into Y Ports 
of London, Briſioll, 
or Southampton the 

| Butl or Pipe — 
< 


Sackes , Cana- ? 
ries, Malagaes, 
eMaderaes , 

Rommcys and | 


Hollocks -— [ 


F CSubedie-—111.S.— ? 
Bronght into any 6- - old rol <.vj.d. | 
ther of the Ports,thes Impoſt3 s I IM 


Bait or Pipe | new,viJ.S.vj.d.— 
| Butlerage—x1j. d, —— | 


XXX 49s 


ang —_ Se } 

Baſtards,Teints & Alicants brought Hd, ilk ——} oo ts 

: bh _ . 4 } oSo . o 

en10 any Port,theBuite or Pipe—-" _ of em. J.S.vj.d.— >XXVIIJ,S.v).0 
Butlerage —x1).d. 


| 


Note that for al ſuch Gaſcoigne or French Wines,as ſhall be landed in any of the 
out Ports,by any Marchant, Engliſh or Stranger, and afterwards brought to Lon- 
don;there is to be paide for euery Tonne twentie ſhillings,and ſo after the rate,ouer 
andbefides all ſuch duties as were formerly paide for the fame at the Port where 
they were firſt landed, 


