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SHELF MARK * The Eighteenth 


8245. bb. 29 Century 
Author: Edgar, William. 
Title: Vectigalium systema: or, a new book of rates. Containing, a complete view 


of the revenue of Great Britain, called Customs. Wherein |. The several 
branches of that revenue are distinctly treated of, . IV. The laws 


relative to the customs, when and trade, are abstracted under proper 
heads . By Willlam Ecgar,.. 


Imprint: London, 1718. 


Collation: 8], 330p., table 8* 
Notes: A reissue of the first issue of the first edition of 1714, with a 

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Vedligalium Syſtena: 


OR, A 


New Book of RATES. 
A CONTAINING, 9 55 | 
A Complete VIEW of the REVvenus| | 
|| of Grcat Britain, called Cusroms, | þ 
I. The ſeveral Branches of that Revenue are diſtinctly 
* Treated of, and Explain'd by Examples. 0 
III. The Manner and Method of Computing both in the] } 
—4 Cuſtom-houſes, and at the Waterſide, are Demonſtrated; 
| With Rules, Directions, and Variety of Tables, for the 


more certain and expeditious Operations. 


| TIL The Rates of all Merchandizes Inwards, and the Net 
Duties to be Paid or Secured at Importation,or Drawn back 
Jon Exportation in Time, on all Goods whatſoever, both 
Rated and Unrated, are exactly and carefully Calculated, 
with References reſpectively for Working and Proving 
them; And likewiſe the Rates and Duties payable Out- 
wards and Coaſtwiſe. 


IV. The Laws relative to the Cuſtoms, Navigation, and 

Trade, are Abſtracted under proper Heads in Alphabetical 
Order; With Liſts of Goods Prohibited to be Imported 
MW | or Exported, and of the Legal Ports, Members, and 
Creeks in Great Britain, a Table of Fees, and ſeveral 
= other uſeful Tables. 1 
The Whole digeſted in a Plain and Eaſie Method for the Benefit of 5 
the Officers of the Cuſtoms, and of all conc ern'd in Trade. : 


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2 By WILLIAM EDG AR, Examinator of the Cuſtoms 


in IRELAND. F:.. 
= The SECOND EDITION. 0 
b I LONDON: Printed for the Author, by Fobn Basket, Printer to| | 


the King's Moſt Excellent Majeſty ; and fold by 4wrew Bell at 
the Croft keys and Bible in Corphill, and John Osborn at the Oxford- 
Arms in Lombard-ſtreet. 1718. Price Bound in Calf 65. | 


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PREFACE. 


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N HO there is nothing m this 
Kingdom which ſhould be ſo 
fl carefully Studied and univer- 
MW ſally Known, as the Duties pay- 
able upon Export and Import, 


1 with the re ne Laws and Regulations 
in Trade, yet by reaſon of their Variety, 


a; ferent Commencements, Continuances, &c. 


[they are become Intricate, and by the Ce- 
nerality of Traders very little underflood 


To ſet theſe Matters in a clear Light for 
the Uſe and Benefit both of the Officers of 
the Cuſtoms and Traders, is the Defign| 


land Occaſion of the following Sheets. 


This Preface is chiefly to acquaint the 
Reader, 


Firſt, That this Treatiſe was at the Preſs 
while the Parliament was Sitting, and as 


it was thought ſome Alterations would have 


been made m the Duties of French Goods : 
aud Unrated Eaſt- India Goods, they were 
both reſerv'd for the Appendix. 


fo contriv 7 as to be a General Index both 


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Secondly, That the Fourth Partition is 


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| Thing in as plain, methodical, and ſuccindl 


Stained, or Dyed; Maps, Paper, Prints, 
|Sope, Starch, and Tobacco : Where hkewiſe 


are noted any other A erations made by 


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thi proſor# Peniagient, for rendring this 


End of the laſt Seſſion. 


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CE Oe emo te—_—_—_ 
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to the Laws, and to the Principal Matters 
contam d in the Book, wherem Endeavours|\ 
have been uſed to place and expreſs every 


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a Manner, as the Nature of the Subject| 
would allow. And 
Thirdly, To pray Reference to the Ap- 
pendix for Computing the Duties on Books, 
Paper, Linen Chequered, Striped, Prmted, 


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a Complete Syſtem of the Cuſtoms to the 


1NTRO- 


3 T HE great Difficulty that attends the Knowledge of 


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that Revenue, which are all to be kept ſeparate and diſtinct, 

for the Uſes and Purpoſes to which they are reſpectively ap- 
{plicable, from the Multiplicity of Statutes relative to the 
ſame, and from the frequent Alterations by ſubſequent Ad- 
[ditional or Explanatory Acts, or by Repealing, and ſome- 


the Exigencies or Emergencies of the Nation, or as they were 
I found to be, Good or Bad in their Conſequences. 


Iſtoms, Navigation, and Trade (which ſhould be as ge- 
nerally underſtood, as their concern is almoſt Univerſal ) are 
Ithroughly known to very few, ſo that the fair Trader is too 


[I the Innocent. 


© [Repealed or Altered, and to render this Eſſay both Portable 


[were peculiar to Exgland, or Scotland confider'd abſtractedly 
I before the Two Kingdoms were United ( becauſe by that 
Treaty the Laws of England, with reſpe& to the Cuſtoms, | 
took place throughout the whole United Kingdom) nor | 
itouch upon ſuch as are Expir'd, Repeal'd, or Alter'd ( fur- 
tber than by way of Reference in enumerating the ſucceſſive 
Continuations of the {ſeveral Duties, c.) but confider ſuch 
- only as are in Force, and that too in ſuch Order, as to avoid 

Repetitions as muchas may be, and that every thing may 
be readily turn'd to under the General Head to which it 
has the molt native relation. 


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the Cuſtoms, eſpecially the Computation of the 
ſeveral Duties payable upon Importation or Expor- 
tation, ariſes chiefly from the many Branches of 


times again Reviving Clauſes in ſeveral of them, according to 


Hence it happens, that the Laws relating to the Cu- 


often a Stranger to the Encouragements with which he 
ſtands Privileg'd, and what was juſily defign'd a Puniſh- 
ment to wilful Tranſgreſſors, falls ſometimes to che ſhare of 


To avoid therefore the Confuſion that (in my humble 
Opinion) would attend a Narrative of all the Laws, which 
have been made relating to the Cuſtoms, and when and how 


and Perfect, I neither run back into an Inquiry what Laws 


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INTRODUCTION. 


The Method then whereby is propos'd to make you beſt| 
acquainted with the Cuſtoms, (by which is meant the ſeveral 
Duties payable to the Crown upon Goods Imported, Ex-| 
ported, or Brought Coaſtwiſe) ſhall be, 4 

1. By Treating of each Branch of that Revenue diſtinctly 
and ſeverally, their reſpeQtive Continuations, Approba- 
tions, and Regulations, with proper Remarks and Exam- 
[ples upon each. ny 

2. By ſhewing the Method an Manner of Computation 
in general, both within Doors, and at the Waterſide, and| 
aſhfting you with variety of uſeful Directions, Rules, and| 
Schemes for your more Expeditious and Certain Operations. 

3. By furniſhing you with a Complete Book of Rates,. 
wherein you have not only the Rates of all Merchandizes, | |N 
as ſeitled by 12 Car. 2. c. 4, Cc. Alphabetically diſpos'd, | 
but likewiſe the Total Amount of the Net Duties to be 
Paid or Secured, both by Natives and Foreigners at Im- 
| portation, and the Sums to be Drawn back reſpeCtively | 
on Exportation in Time upon all Goods wharſoever, Rated | 

or Unrated, exactly and carefully Calculated to the Twen-| |] 
Itieth Part of a Peny ; with References to a Table at the| | * 

End thereof, directing reſpectively to the particular Branches | | 
Compoſing thoſe Sums: Alſo the Rates and Net Duties“ 
payable Outwards and Coaſtwiſe. 

4 By giving you a Liſt of all Goods Prohibited to be Im- 
ported, and Exported, and their Penalties, with an Abſtrac:| 
of the Laws in Force relating to the Cuſtoms, Navigation, | 

and Trade, to the End of the Firſt Seſſion of Parliament, 
Anno Regine 12 & 13. diſpos'd under proper Heads in the 
oder of the Alphabet, and a Table of Fees, and of the Lawful| 
| Ports, Members, and Creeks in Great Britain, 1 be 


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Te Branches of the Revenue at preſent 


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1 1 


Aus TOMS — — 3 

2 New Sublidy ———- — 11 

1 3 One third Subſidy) ——-— 13 
4 Two third Subſidy - — . zi. 
| Impoſt on Wine — 14 
6 Impoſt on Tobacco ——16 
| 7 lmpoſitions— 1690. ˙ .ꝓ———18 
| 8 Impoſitions— 169. ͤœ%ͤ!ĩ 22 
{1 9 New Duties on Whalefins ——-- —25 
410 15 per Cent. on Mullins - 26 


13 Second 25 per Cent. on French Goods 50 

| 14 Coy nage — — — 564d. 

21 15 Prizage — — ͤ( — * 
116 Butlerage — — Cr—_ 32 


21 New Duty on Hops Imported 
22 New Duty on Hides, Skins, & c. Im ported ibid. 


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117 New Duty on Pepper, Raiſins, and Spicery—bid. 
118 New Duty on Candles Imporred—— ———33 
119 New Duties on Coals, Culm, and Cynders 
20 Subſidies Outwards, and Additional Duty on 


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payable to Her Majeſty in Great Britain 
on Goods and Merchandizes Imported, 
Exported, and Brought Coaſiwiſe, are as 
follows, viz. 


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11 New Duties on Coffee, Tea, Cc. 27 
12 Additional Duty on Coffee, Tea, Drugs, & c. ibid. 


ibid. 


Coals and Candle c 


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23 Additional W Hides, Skins, &c. ee 
24 New Duty on Paper, Sope, Ce. imported 41 


| 25 Exciſe on Salt. —43 
26 Exciſe on Liquors Imported 44 
For the Duties granted 12 & 13 A,————320 


In ranging the Branches, the Order is Obſerv'd in 


and not of the Time in which they were grant- 
ed. 


N. B. The Branch of Cuſtoms, . Old Sub- 


ZI" as in Page 195, 8 & 318. 


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which they are accounted for in North- Britain, | 


fd, Petty-Cuſtom, and Additional Duty, OP are Num- 


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No 1. — Cuſtoms. 


of June, 1660. 


As to the Uſes and Purpoſes to which the Cuſtoms, or any other 


| Branch: of the Revenue, ſtood appropriated by former Acts, I re- 


fer to the Acts themſelves, and for Brevity take Notice of the laſt Ap- 
propriations only. 
For the better Collecting and Levying the Cuſtoms (and other Du- 


ſaid 7 4. c. 3. with Reference to 5 A. c. 27. made perpetual. 


Act to Prevent Frands and Concealments. &'c,——12 C. 2. Cap. 19. 
Act for Preventing Frauds and Abuſes, & —=13 & 14 5. 2. — 11. 
Act for the Improvement of Tillage, &9,—a ——2z C. 2. —— 13. 
Act for Encouragement of the Greenland Tra- Q 

ders, Ofc, ——— — 
Additional Act for the Improvement of Tillage, &'c. 1 J. 2. -— 19. 
Act for Leſſening the Duties upon Tin, &c. — 8& 9 W. 3. — 34. 
Act for Encreaſing the Duty upon Luſtrings, Ic. ꝙ & 10 W. 3. 30. 

There are like wiſe ſeveral other relative Acts, vix. 

Act of Navigation | 


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Act againſt Importing Wooll-Cards and Wire -- 13 & 140. 2.— 19. 
Act for Encouragement of Trade: C. 2.— 7. 
Act againſt Importing Foreign Cattle and Fiſh——18 C. 2. — 2. 
Additional Act againſt the Importation of Cattle 20 C. 2.— 7. 
Act for Preventing Dangers from Popiſh Recuſants-25 C. 2.— 2. 
Act againſt Importing Cattle from Ireland — 32 C. 2. -— 2. 
Act againſt Importing Gunpowder, 2c. without Q , Ia ont 
Licence . Fx 


Under 


| Act to Encourage Building Ships. 1 J. 2. c. 18. And ſeveral other Acts, | 
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Sm. 


By 6 A. c. 11. S. 6. the one half of the Cuſtoms is appropriated for the 
payment of 1. 1, 280 000 — borrowed for the Service of the Lear, 
7708. and by 7A. c. 7. S. 33. the other half (with other Duties in that Act 
4Jenumerated ) is made a General Security to the Bank of Eugland, tor 
Circulating Exchequer Bills, and Payment of the Intereſt with 3 per 
| Cent. per Annum, and other Uſes therein mentioned. 


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12 Car. 2. Cap. 4. S. 2. ERE pranted | "EY 
l | from the 2345 -during the KingsLije.] * 


1 7.2. — 1. 4. From 6 February, 1684—-—during His Life. 
I V. & M— 14.— 2. From 5 Novemb. 1688———to 25 Decemb, 1689. 
Sefſ. 2,—— 3 2. Thence continued to ditto 1690. 
2 VW. & M.— 4.2. Theince—o——_—— to ditto - 1694. 
6 M. & M— 1- 2, Thence . X- to ditto 1699. 
8 & 9 V. 3z.— 20. I, Thence————--- — to I Auguſt M1706. 
I A——— 13.- 1 Thence co ditto 1710. 
4 27. I, Thence- — to ditto 1712. 
6 + N 11. I. The one half: — to woo | 1808. 
6 A.— 19.— 1. — to ditto — 1714. 
7 4. —.— 72 © The other half tnence for ever. 


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| Under the Title of Cuſtoms, otherwiſe called the Subſidy of Tonnage 
and Poundage, continued as above, are comprehended the following 
Duties, which I ſhall handle ſeverally, becauſe they are returned ſepa- 
rately by the Collectors. 
O14 Subſidy, or Subſidy Inwards, 
Petty-Cuſtoms. 
Additional Duty on Wines, &9c. 
Compoſition on Petty-Seizures. 
Subſidy Outwards, and Mediterranean Duty of 
Ie Cent. | 
But Note, That by 5 A. c. 27. the Cufloms were from the 1ſt of Auguſt 
1719. contimied upon Goods Imported cnly ; ſo that the Duty which 
aroſe from Subſidy Outwards, and the Mediterranean Duty of 1 per 
Cent. ceaſed from that time till 8 March, 1710, when hy ꝙ A. c. 6. 
it was revived, and made applicable, with the Additional Duty on 
Coals and Candles, to different Uſes from the Cuſtoms, and there- 
Fore falls properly to be conſidered along with that Duty (Branch 
No 20.) to which | refer. | 


Old Subſidy. 


T His Duty is ſometimes called Subſidy Inwards, and frequently the 
Subſidy of Tonnage and Poundage. 


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ported, except (5) Prizage- Wines, and is payable in Ready Money with- 
out any Diſcount. But by the 8th Rule in the Book of Rates, abſtracted 
under the word Wine, Part. IV, if the Merchant chooſe to enter his 
Wines unfilled, that is, to pay Duty for the Casks as full, without 
filling them up, he has an Allowance of 12 per Cent. for Leakage. 
(c) Perry, Rape of Grapes, Syder, Syder Eager, and Vinegar, arc 
likewiſe ſubject to the ſame Regulation, with reſpect to this Duty 
and Petty-Cuſtoms only, (4) except Vinegar, which is chargeable 
with the old Impoſt as well as Wine. 
The Old Subſidy on Wine is thus wrought : 
| Suppoſe 1 Ton of Spanyb Wine unfilled Imported into the Out-Ports 
by a Brit ii Merchant in a Britiſh built Ship. 


Table, Part II. and there you will ſee ſuch Wine charged at J. 1. 10. — 


N. B. here in the Acts rel ating to the Cuſtonis, &c. made in Engla d, 
before the Iwo Kingdoms were United, the words England or Engliſh 
are mentioned, they are here called Britain and Britiſh. "That in 
the ſeveral Examples or Computations here made wſe of, I ſeldom 
deſcend below a Farthing, being the leaft piece of Coin current in 


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Tonnage is a Duty payable to the Crown upon all (4) Wines Im- 


FE" FRY " 8 . 1 n.6. 


Turn to the Act of Tonnage and Poundage, (e) or to the Wine“ 


the But filled up, and conſequently the Ton at 3. — — 
12 per Cent. for Leakage —— = — 7. 2 
Net Duty 85 „ 


. | (e) II Car. 2 e. 4. F. I. 


England, 


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1 England, except in the Third Partition, wheve the Net Duties to be 


(except thoſe lyable to the Tonnage- Duty) or 12 d. for every Pound 


lumn of Rates, in the Third Partition, where the Goods are Rated: 


| Tadia Gols, which being under ſpecial Regulations and Priviledges, 
under the Second Partition, and not before. 


lexcept upon the following Particulars, V7z. 


15 1b Italian wrought Silk 1200 ib Tobacco Britiſh 
| in a By:2ſh Ship-—7.r. 5. — Plantation _— 
5 per Cent. Diſcount — 1.3. 5 5 Per Cent. diſcount — 5. — 
Net Subſidy J. 1. 3.9. | Net Subſily——1. 4. 5. - 


| and there you will find Wrought Silk of the Manufacture of Italy, 


| the Pound Weight (being the Value of the Silk, not theDuty ) where- 
| of the 2oth part (or 5 per Cent. or 12 d. in the Pound, which are all the 


I mains Net J. 1. 3. 9. 
IT. where you will find it charg'd at 1, 1. 8. per Pound, being the Value 


[Old Subſidy) and conſequently for 1200 ib J. 5. — — from which 


to be now taken, as above, be exactly ſet down in the Third Part. of 


| were, when firſt granted, (/) and that the New Subſidy, and other 


2id or drawn-back, are Calculated to the Twentieth part of a Peny. 
Poundage (F) is a Duty of 5. Per Cent. on all Go-ds Imported 


Value, according to the reſpective Rates Charged on them in the Co- 


or if they are not Rated, according to their Value and Price, to be 
aſcertaincd by the Oath of the Merchant-Importer, () except Eaſt 


with reſpe to this and all other Duties, I thall ſpeak of them Fully | 
It is payable in Ready Money, and has a Diſcount of 5. Per Cent. 


Warlep hull'd, or Ws 
Pearl Barley — 5 

Con when the Subſidy is taken 25 
the Act of Tillage (1) — Pe 

lch when the Subſidy is taken by _ 
the Act of Trade (&) ds} 

The Poundage Duty is to be Wrought according to theſe Two 

Example:: 


in Drugs (5) — 
5 C99 On which there 
is no Diſcount, 


For the Example of Silk turn = the Letter S.1n the Third Partition, 
Imported thence in Britiſi Ships, rated in the firſt Column at J. 1. 13. 4 
ſame) is JI. — 1. 8. per Pound, and conſequently for 151 J. 1. 5. — as 
above, out of which taking 5 Per Cent. for prompt Payment, there re- 

Tobacco is wrought after the ſame manner, by turning to the Letter 
bkewiſe, whereof the 20th part is I d. per Pound, (teing the Groſs 


deducting 5 per Cent. fox ready Money remains Net J. 4. 15. — 
And fo for all other Poundage Goods whatloever. 


Note, That Ships taken as Prize, and regularly Condemned in the 
Curt of Admiralty, pay 5 per Gent. ad Valorem for this Duty, | 
and according to Practice, are liable to no other Duty whatſoever. 


Tho? the Rates of all Goods, according to which the Ol! Subſidy is 


this Book, yet in regard ſeveral of them differ now from what they 


Cf) 12 car. 2. c. 4. C. r. (50 71 gar. 2. e. 13. 1. 
(S) 2&3 A c. 9.4.7. CDs Car. 3070.17, 
Ch Y 22 Car. 2. c. 13. . 3. (0) 12 Car. 2. c. 4.4. 6. 
| B 2 Impo 


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Impoſitions, or New Datiert, have a reference to the Old Rates, not 

the preſent ; here follows a Liſt of them : 

| Batley hull'd, and Pearl Barley, was formerly rated at J. 1 — 
but by 22 Car. 2. c. 13. & 3. was altered to 1.5 — 

Diamonds, &cc. was diſcharged, 4 K 5 V. & M. c. 5. S. 2. (by the 


Chargeable with the Impoſt 16957 only ; but the New Subſidy 
9 & 10 V. 3. c. 23.5.4. being poſterior to that, and charging 
| all Goods with 12 d. in the Pound, as they ſtood rated in the! 
Old Book of Rates; Diamonds, &c. being in that Book rated at 
{, — 10 — for every 1. 100 — — Value, became liable to the 
New Subſidy accordingly. 5 
| Dzugs was formerly rated + only of the Rates in the Third Parti. 
tion, but by the 8 && 9 I. 3. c. 34S. 2. they were charged 
With treble the Value, and ſtand fo rated now in the Third 
Partition; except Dying Drugs, S. 3. whereof the Rates conti- 
nue as at firſt. | 
Ginger of the Weſt-Tnrdies in Grocery-Wares, was formerly rated 
at 16d, per Pound; but by 9 & 10 V. 3. c. 23. 8. II. 1s to pay 
| 124, the Hundred weight for each Subſidy. | 
| Dyl voc, Train Oyl, of Foreign Fiſhing, was formerly rated at 

J. 50 — — per Ton, but by 25 Car. 2. c. 7. 5: I. it was ad- 


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n= vanced as it now ſtands rated in Part. III. | 
8 Perry Was formerly ad Valorem B | | 
| = | * 5 why: Hh was formerly WIE | but by 13 & 14 2 2 
=D 2 85 Her wel c. IL.S.25. brought un- 
I &h Spder and Wa? formerly rated at > der the Re ul dio f 5 
2Spder Eager d 41. per Ton- 3 enen 
© | Uinegar was formerly Rated at 1. a 
= | per Ton — — — | 
> } halefins of Foreign Fiſhing was formerly Rated at too! 


the Ton, but advanced to what you now find in the Co- 


b Cozn at certain Prices, was by the Acc of Tillage, 22 Car. 2. 
c. 13. §. I. altered, as follows, v1z- 


Rates 


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| Trice: ' Formerly. Now. | 


5 5 28 5, Per Wars, . „ . a. | 
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at the Place of Importation, Y — 
the Quarter 
Exceeding 28 s. but not 40 5. __ 
the Quarter 


5 5 exceeeding 325. per Quar- 
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ter at the Place of Importati- 2 —— [16 — — 
on, the Quarter - | 
Not exceeding 28 5. per Quar | | 
kg CS 7:6-0--1-16 
ter, the Quarter os. | 
Exceeding 28 s. but not 32 5. 0. 
per Quarter, the Quarter 


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Barie 


5: 22116 — 


| Words, In lieu of all Impoſitions, &c.) and they ſtood then 


| 


lum of Rates in the Third Partition, by 25 Car. 2. c. J. S. 1. 


mr; , 


1 
It 


F Wo — — 6 — wo. 1 


b 


I Oats, not exceeding 16 5. per — 3 1 bs 2 8 
| the Quarter e 
E Peaſe, not exceeding 40s. per Quarter, Q __ 4 11 ©: 
he nn —_—_ | 
= | Not exceeding 36 s. per Quarter, 2 6 816 — | 
5 2) theQuarter- — — 
N | © YExceeding 36 5. but not 40 8. the? I 
8 , Quarter = | | 
=o | a C Not exceeding 44 % Per Quart , lie 
Sd S ) ter, the Quarter — Ne 
1 4d. the Quarter | 


xk. * 5 


| half by Debentures regularly made out, (5) and ſworn to by the Im- 


| dudted ) except the Particulars under mentioned, which Drawback, 
Jas follows, vz. Os 


3 | | (Y Perry 


E 


All Goods (a) Exported in the time limited by Law ( a Table 
whereof for this and all other Duties you have, Part. II.) having 
paid the Old Subſidy at Importation, D2awback the Moiety or exact 


porters and Exporters, (c) or their known Agents or Servants (Di- 
counts or other Allowances made at Importation (d) always firſt de- 


Ala modes and Luſtrings ( — 
Cable Yarn () 3 1 | 
Coffee (g) ——— . by 
Cordage (5) — 3 F * 


Hops foreign, to Ireland (1) — — 
Iron and Steel foreign, () and To the gy e 
Wares made thereof (1) --, tations in America 

Mum foreign (1) — 
Pepper (n) — 
Tea from the Eaſt Indies (o) -———— 
Wrought Silk, Bengalls, 0 


; Nothing 


— — — — 
— 3 


— 


Stuffs made or mixed E., Tad; | 
With Silk,orHerba and 83 Tara. 
all Callicoes ſtamped, & Sls J 
Sc. (p) — RP” 
Cutrans the 112 1b (q) ———_— -— 4 38 
Logwood the Ton (r) ——=———_—_—————— 3 16 — 
a) 12 Car, 2. e. 4. R. 2. (YA. 6. §. 54. 
(b) 4K 5 VU. & A. c. 15. F. 13 | (0) 1 34. C. 9. F. 12 
(c) > & 3 A. c. 9. 14. (m) I V. & M. c. 22. F. 4 
1 1 e 35 "a 9. 12 9 LEE 7: . - 
e 3. Co „ „ ö 0 E „8. 5 
(f) Ee 15 7 15 a Cp) 11&12W. 3. c. 10. F. 10. 
(g) 10 A. c. 26. . 38. e 
(5 6 AC. 19. f. 13 | (r) 13 & 14 Car. 2. c. 11. $27. 
(4549 .in n. | | 


2 


Perry (/) 5 

Rape of Grapes . 
Syder — N The e Fill'd, all, but= x — — 
Syder Eager -——( Ton 5 Unfil'd, all, but- — 17 74 
Vinegar- — — | 

Wines (t) — — — | 

Wrought Silc, except Eaſt India (n) ———— . Two thirds 


Note by R. i: the Mavgent, is mount Rule in the Book of Rates, 
whereof the Subſtance is, among other Laws, to be found in Part. IV. 
ab ſtracted under proper Heads. 


(0 13 & 14 Car. 2. 11. F. 25. () 12 Car. 2. c. 4. §. 6. Letter S. 
(t) 12 Car. 2. c. 4. R. 4. f | 


—— 


Petty-Cuſtom, 


Therwiſe called Aliens Duty, and ſometimes Navigation Duty, 
is a Duty payable Inwards by Strangers (a) on all Goods; and 
by Britiſh (5) on certain enumerated Goods, when Imported in Fo- 
reign Bottoms, over and above what is payable for the fame Goods, it 
they were Imported by Subjects in By:t7/h built Ships, and conſiſts like- 
wiſe of Tonnage and Poundage : For the Aliens Duty, payable on 
Goods Exported, is now taken off. Vide Aliens, Part. IV. 
Tonnage iz a Duty payable (c) en all Wines, except (4) Prizage- 
Wines, and on (e) Vinegar, Syder, Syder Eager, Rape of Grapes, 
and Perry, Imported as above, and is 30 s. per Ton filled, or J. I. 6. 4+. 
unfilled, (F) (12 per Cent, being allowed for Leakage on this Duty 
alſo) payable in Ready Money without any Diſcount. 
Poundage (g) is a full Fourth part of the Old Subſidy before the 
5 fer Cent. be taken off, or Three rence in the Pound upon all Goods 
| Imported by Strangers (except Wines, c. as above) according to 
I the Rates reſpectively charged in the firſt Column of the Third Parti- 
| tion, or any other Duty payable hy Charta Mercatoria. 
It is likewiſe payable upon (5) the following Goods, when Im- 
ported in a foreign Ship, though they actually belong to Britiſh. Viz. 


Aqua vitæ Figs Rozen And all Goods ol 

Balls Flax IR the Growth, Pro- 

Boards Hemp Spars duction, or Ma- 

Brandy Maſts Sugar nufacture of A 

Capravens Olive Oy! Sugar-Candy covia, Ruſſia, or 

Cornand Grain Pitch Tar © Turkey, (1) ex- 
of all ſorts Pot-aſhes Timber cept Seal-Oyl of 

Currans Prunes Wines, Vinegar, and from Ruf/zz in 

Deals Raiſins e. as before. BritiſhbuiltShips. 

(8) 11 C. 2. c. 4. R. 12. CF C. 1 C. 4. R. . 

(b) 12 Car. 2. Cc. 18. §. 9. (g ) Ditto, R. 12. 

(c) 12.Car. 2. c. 4. F. I. (h 5 13 Car. 2 e. 18. 5. 9. 

725 Ditto 5. | Cz) Ditto—16. 

e 


) 13 & 14 Car, 2. c. 11. §. 25. 


wan 4 had — — — 


Te) ; 


FC 


is ſo Plain, it needs no Example. 


| Is payable (a) on the following Goods: 


] tred unfilled, (F) and may be Bonded payable at Nine Months from the 


| Report, or Entry of his Ship) with a Diſcount of 10 per Cent. per 


1 | chant pay Ready Money: Example. 
Filled One Ton Spanih Wine Unfilled. 
[64.4 — — —— Additional Duty I. 4. — — 
12 per Cent. for Leakage — 0.77 
5 e 
— 6 — 7 per Cent. for prompt payment — — 5.37% 
J. 3. 14. — — Net Duty- — 1. 3.5.14 
(4) 12 Car. 2. c. 4. F. 13. Eine 10. §. Io. 
() Dt —. 15, (e) 12 Cr. 2. e. 4 K 8. 
(c) 7 &8W, z. c. 39 J. 1. Fo 


* By 1E C. 2. c. 18. S. 5. Fiſh Imported, not being caught in Veſlels| 
belonging to Britain, and cured by Brit /h, are lyable to double Aliens 
Duty, or half the Groſs Old Subſidy, bur ſo much of that Act as 
reſpects Fiſh-Oyl, Blubber, and Whaletins is altered, by 25 C. 2. 
8 : 7 | 

This Duty is payable in Ready Money, without any Diſcount, and 
If the Gools be Exported within the time limited by Law, they 
D:awback, as follows, iz. | | | 
Currans the 112 tb (4) — | | 1 


Perry (1) — 
Raps of Grapes 0 


Syder — The „Filled, all but -— — — 5. — 
Syder Eager— 585 2 Uujlled, all but-— — — 4 4+ 


Vinegar 
Wines“ 22 )— 


All other Goods — — -—— Nothing. 


(k)12 Car.2 C4.R. 6. (m)12 Car. 2. c. 4. R4. 
C4) 15 & 4 Car. 2. c. 11. F. 25. 


Additional Duty, 


Wines, (5) except Prizage 5 Spaniſh-——/, 4, — —- 2 
Wines „7 e — A * other 4 — Is Par Ton. 

Tobacco of the Britiſß Plantations 1 d. per Pound weight. 

Linen (c) except Iriſb Linen, —— a Moiety cf the Old 

W2ought Silks (4) except from E aff mat Subſidy. 

The Duty on Wines, being under the Regulation of Tonnage, has 

(e) an Abatement of 12 Per Cent. for Leakage, if the Wines be En- 


time of Importation (Which is commonly reckoned from the Mafters 


Ann. ( which for Nine Months is 7 and + per Cent.) in caſe the Mer- | 


i 
4 
| 
f 


| Note, The Ner Old Subſidy is always the Groſs Additional Duty of 


— "IX? 


10 


| But if the Merchant were to give Bond for this Duty, then HRP 


res : Examples, 
TOOL be gen 
25 is the Groſs Additional Duty — 1 7 & D per C. 
| Lo per Cent. ready Money- — 1. 2: | readymony ß 71 
Net Duty——1.— 10.8: | Net Duty—. 4. J. 10! 


muſt be taken for J. 4, — — if filled, or J. 3. 10. 44 if unfilled. 

Tobacco, Linen, and Wrought Silks, are under the Regulation of 
Poundage Goods, and may be Bonded, the firft at Nine Months from 
Importation, with a Diſcount of 10 per Cent. per Annum, in caſe 
the Money be paid down, which for Nine Months is 7 and + per Cent. 
the other two at Twelve Months from Importation, with a Diſcount 
of 10 per Cent. for Prompt Payment, and are thus wrought, 


Thbacco (or Sum to be Secured, if time be demanded for Payment of 
this Duty ) and the Moicty of the Net Old Subſidy on Linen rated 
or unrated, and Wrought Sil ks, is the whole Groſs Additional Duty, 


ov Sums to be Bonded, as you may obſerve by the above Examples | 
compared with Page (5). | 


Upon Exportation of the Goods within the time limited by Law, 


this Duty is (g) wholly Dzawnback, or the Security vacated. | A- 


| Except 
(5) Alamodes, and Luſtrings which Draw-back 


Nothing, | 


= 


(g)12 Car. 2. c. 4. F. 13. „ 8 & 9 V. z. C36 . 


Compo ſition on Petty Seizures. 
LL Goods Seiz'd by the Officers of the Cuſtoms are to be Proſe: 


cuted to Condemnation in the Court of Exchequer, and the 
JQUEEN SS Moiety or Share paid in to the proper Officer (except in 
the Caſe of Periſhable Goods, 13 & 14 Car. 2. C. II. S. 30.) before any 
] Writ of Delivery be granted, in Which caſe there is always a Saving for 
the Officers part; but when the Seizure is ſo ſmall, that the Cuſtom there 
of does not exceed 40 s. the Commiſſioners have a Power in their Patent 
to Compound it; The QUE E NS Moiety whereof 3s in that eaſe 
paid in to the Collector of the Port where the Goods lie, and by him 
Accounted for in his Abſtracts and other Accounts, by the name off 
Compoſition on Petty Seizures, And tho? (properly ſpeaking ) this be- 


no Duty, yet in regard it is comprehended under the Title of Cuſtoms, 


and Accounted for as part of that Branch, both by the Collectors, and 


at the Exchequer, I hope it will not be thought improper to fay fo 
much of it by way of Information. 


Out 


a 4 a — 


8 hs PI a tw; 7 


-. 
— 8.2 1 


ported, and is (5) the very ſame with the Old Subfidy, and under the 


© *| with which they flood charg'd formerly by the Old Book of Rates, 


I as in Page 


fall Wines Imported by Aliens, or by Britiſh} in Foreign Bottoms, 


| port of his Ship and Cargo, and otherwiſe demeaning himſelf accord- | 


| mages and over Entries always firſt deducted) to be Certified by the 


FEES 


| with the Cuſtoms, to which I refer. 


| Subſidy, it is chargeable with the (e) New; and Ferry, Rape of Grapes, 


| Cuſtoms, 


[ oi 
Out of the Branch of Cuſtoms only. 


Om Debentures, and Poꝛtage Wills, are to be paid; and gene- 
rally all Salaries and Incident Charges are paid out of the ſame, 
tho' ſeveral other Branches of the Revenue are likewiſe ſubjected to 
their proportion of the Charge of Management. | | 

By Portage is meant an Allowance given by the Commiſſioners of 
the Cuſtoms, purſuant to their Patent, to the Mafter of a Ship In- 


Wards, by way of a Bounty or Encouragement for making a true Re- 


ing to Law or Cuſtom, and is ;, or /.--6, 8. per Cent. on Wines, and 
2, or [.--10. — per Cent. on all other Goods, upon the amount of the | 
Old Subſidy and Additional Duty paid or ſecured upon each Ship (Da- 


proper Officers. 


A— 


— 


N 2. New Subſidy, 


V9 & 10 VV. 3. c. 23. S. 1. was granted : 3 

f 9 3 31 5 anury, 160 Yo E during the Kings Life, 
r A. c. J. $.2. from 9 March, 1701. during the Queens Lite. 

By the faid 1 A. c. J. this Duty is granted for the Support of Her Ma- 

jeſties Houſhol1, and of the Honour and Dignity of the Crown, to be 

Levied, Rais'd, and Collected by the ſame Rules, Laws, and Methods, 


— 


It is orherwiſe called the further Subſidy upon Goods Imported, and | 
conſiſts likewiſe of Tonnage and Poundage. | 


Tonnage is a Duty payable (4) in Ready Money upon Wines Im- 


ſame Regulations (c) of 12 per Cent. for Leakage, | 
But Note, That tho' Prizage Wine i: Exempted from the (d) Old | 


Syaer, Syder Eager, and Vinegar, which are ſubjett to the Regi- 
Lations of Tonnage, with reſpect to the Old Subſidy, and the Duties 

Calculated Net accordingly, are under the Regulation of (F) Pound-| 
age. Goods for this Duty, which is to be Levied according to the Rates 


(0% 
There 1s likewiſe 30 Shillings per Ton payable for this Duty upon 


over and above what is payable by Britiſh in Britiſh Built Ships, and 
Answers to Petty-Cuſtoms or Aliens-Duty, wich reſpect to the 


(d) 12 Car. 2. e. 3. §. 15. 
(e) o & lO W. 3. c. 23. F. 2. 


(4) 9 & 10 V. z. c. 23. §. 2, 3, 4. 
ie. e. 4. $. 2 — 


R. 8. 


a} (c) Ditto 


8 


. 
— ä 


Poundage | 


hd 


„„ Art clic —_— w > 


WY — 


[ 12 ] 


| Poundage is 12 Pence in the Pound (g) upon all Goods Imported 
(except Wines) according to the Rates reſpectively Charg'd on them 
in Parr, III. where they are Rated (except thoſe Enumerated Page ( 6.) 
which pay this Duty by the former Rates); or according to their 
Value, if unrated, to be aſcertain d by the Oath of the Importer. 


Except 

Beaſtial ( þ J———- —] 

Fiſh, Britiſh taken, and imported in LE 

_ Britiſh Ships —ſ — | 
Freſh Fiih 

Goos free of Old Subſidy 

Goods uſed in Dying | 

Triſh Linen (ti — 
Train Oyl, Blubber, and Whale- ? 

fins (4) 4 
It is payable in Ready Money, (7) except upon Tobacco of the 
Byitiſh Plantations (m) and has a Ditcount of 5 per Cent. (un) ac- 
cording to the Allowance on Payment of the Old Subſidy, and nceils 
no Example, being wrought the very ſame way. 

The New Subſidy of Tobacco from the By:ti/h Plantations (o) may be 
Bonded, payable in Three Months from the time of Importation, and 
if paid in Ready Money, the Merchant has a Diſcount of 10 per Cent. 
per Annum, which for Three Months is 2 & + per Cent. 

As in working for the Additional Duty on Tobacco, page ( 10 ) 
| which ſee, ſo for this Duty, the Net Old Subfidy is the Grofls 

| New Subſidy (or Sum to be Bonded) from which deducting the Diſ- 
count in caſe of Prompt Payment, the remainder is the New Subſi— 


—— Which are Exempted. 


dy : Thus, 5 5 ; 
1200 b Tobacco Britih Plantation— — J. 4 15, — 
Diſcount 2 & + per Cent.— — 4. 
Net New Subſidy J. 4. 12. 7 


Upon Exportation of the Goods within the time limited by Law, this 
| Duty is ()) wholly Dꝛawnback, or the Security Vacatel, except the 
following Particulars, which Drawback as here mention'd, viz. | 
Alamodes and Luſtrings ( q )— 
Cable Yarn and Cordage () — [| 
Hops foreign, to Ireland ( Nothing. 
Iron and Steel, foreign, (r) and 2 Exported to the Britiſh | 
Wares made thereof, (7 )—- {Plantations — 


Tallow Candles ()) — One hall. | 


1— 


b) Ditto. 4. 


1 
Je 11 . 3. c. 25. 4. 17. 
) 
) 


g) 9&1oW..c.23.8. 4. 
I-A.Sefl. 2.8.4.2. | 
& 


) Ditto — . 6. 
12 C. 2. c. 4 R. 17. 
9 & 10. 3. e. 23. F. 10. 


n 


) 

{) 9 &10ÞW z. e. 23. 5. 10. 

m) | 
0 


( 
( 
( 
( 
( 


A 


B* 2 & 3 A. cap. 9. S. 1. was granted from 


| ( with others) for the Raiſing the Sum of J. 2,855,761. 16. 2. for 


; Branch of Cuſtoms. 


N Subhdy, and chargeable in all caſes where that is. x. 
I It is payable (a) on all Goods (except Tobacco) if Ready Money, 
without any Diſcount, and therefore needs no Example. 


; per Cent. and is thus Wrought. 
Note, The + of the Net New Subſidy is the Groſs One Third Subſidy 


Duty is (c) wholly Dzawnback, or the Security Vacated, except thoſe | 
which are excepted as to the New Subſidy, with which this holds an 


| B* 3 & 4 A. cap. 5. S. 1. was granted from 


4 6 4. —122.—4. Thence continued to ditto 171. 
31 7 A, — 7. -21, Thence ——————fot _— 
El C3 | By 


1134 
One Third Subſidy, 


— 


Ne 3. 


——to 8 March, 1706. 


4 A— 6-1. Thence coitinued to ditto I804. 
| 5 A.- 19-8. Thence———————to ditto —— 1805. 


By 4 A. c. 6 S. 23. This Branch is made a Fund of Credit 


8 March, 1703- 


the Service of the Year 1706. and by 5 A. c. 19. S. 14. is (among 
others) made a General Fund for the Payment of J. 1,155,000, — — 
borrow'd for the Service of the Year 1707. and is to be Levied, Col- 
lected, and Rais'd by the ſame Rules, Laws, and Methods with the 


| It is ſometimes called the Additional Subſidy, but uſually the One | 
| Third Subſidy, and is always an exact Third Part of the Net New 


But (5) Tobacco of the Britiſh Plantation may be Bonded payable at | 
Months from the time of Entry, and in cafe of Prompt Payment 
as a Diſcount of 6 per Cent. per Annum, which for 9 Months 1 4 & + 


1200 Ib Tobacco Britiſh Plantation— a A. 


| 10. 105% 
Diſcount 34 &+ per Cent. 


T. 
— 1. 42 


Remains Net. 1. 1. 9. 6— 


For ſuch Tobacco, but if the Duty be Secured by Bond, and not paid 
down, the Sum to be Bonded is the + of the Groſs New Subſidy, 
which in this Example would be I. 1. 11. 8 

On Exportation of the Goods within the time limited by Law, this 


exact proportion. 


yu * . 8 th. 


| (c) 2 &3 A. c. 9. 5.9. 


— 


—— _ 


* 


No 4. 


Two Thirds Subſidy, 


8 March, 170 4 to 8 Mar h 1708. 


— — ͤ— 


* * - 


[ 14 ] 


——_ r 


| By the laſt recited Act this Duty (with others) is made over to T. 
the Bank of England, as a Security for Circulating Exchequer Bills, : 
c. vide Cufioms, as tothe Appropriations by 7 A. c. 7. page (3) and 1 
is to be Levied by the fame Ways and Means, and under the ſame Pe- 3 

| nalties with the New Subſidy. | [t 
It is payable in Ready Money without any Diſcount, and is ex-| Tt 


actly + parts of the Net New Subſidy, or double the One Third Sub- 


ſidy, and is payable in all caſes where the latter is, except on the | 42 
| following particulars, which are liable to the + Subſidy, but Rand a 
exempted from this, viz. "FC 
Currans Imported in Venetian Ships (4) K 
Ditto Imported in Britih Ships, Legally Man'd (5) 1 
European⸗Linen. | 
Incle. {C 
Linſeed, fa 
Diſters Thꝛead. 18 
Sugar from the Britzſh Plantations, | | v 
Tape. 43 
Tobacco from the Brit iſß Plantations. t 
On Exportation of the Goods within the time limited by Law, this | 4a 
Duty is (c) wholly Dzawnback, except on the Particulars excepted, | / 
| with reſpect to the New Subſidy, to which this alſo carries a due | II 
Pxoportion. : | 7. 
$3 & 2 £35 3c, | c C. 5. F. 2. 
8 | FFI SR CAGE? | 
Ne 5. —Impoſt on Wines and| |, 


Yinegar. 


* 1 J. 2. cap. 3. S. 2. was granted from? 


24 June, 1685. 5 0 24 June, 1693. : 17 


3 . — AE ESO OE 4” 2 


4 2 IV. & M*— 5 —2z. Thence continued—to ditto 1696. | 
48& 5W.M. ——15—2, 'Tnence — ———to ditto——1698 || J 
7 & 81, 3. ——10.,—1. Thence — to 29 Sepr. 1701. b 
8&9 V. 3. — 20.—1. Thence — ———to 1 Aug, 1706. 1 
1 1 — A. —— 13.—3. Thence — — - todittc 1710. 
0 1 5 A. — 27.— 4. Thence to ditto— 1712. 
656 — 4. — 10 —3. Thence to ditto— 1714. 
| | 7 4. — 8.—1. Thence - —to ditto 1716. 
| 8 A. —— 13.—1. 'Thence- — to di to——1720. 
g—— A, —21.— 1. Thence for — ever. 


| Note, The Afterish denotes Seſſ. 2. . 
. By 8 A. c. 13. S. 8. the Money to ariſe by the Continuation of this 

Duty, from 1 Avguft, 1916 to x Auguſt, 1720. was appropriated to 
the payment of J. 1,296,552. 9. 11 4 then borrowel for the Service | © 
| of the War, c. but by 9 A c. 21. S. 21. that Sum is included in the 5 i 
| Publick Debts in that Act enumerated, amounting in all to the Sum | © 


8 2 


＋ÿ— eo 1 + — 7 ib a ee ˙ ont —— 2 _ a > Ss 
* - d I 


"woe Mr od ** — * - 


"C7 
of 1. 8,971,325. — — for Security whereof and of I. $00,000, — 
at that time to be rais'd for the Service of the Year 1711. with Inte- 
reſt, this Branch of the Revenue (with others in that Act mention'd ) 


is from 31 July, 1720. for ever, made a general Fund, ( a) and is 


_—_— — —_— 


r 


to be Levied, and Collected by the fame ways and means, and under 
the ſame penalties with the Cuſtoms, or any other Act then in force. 


It is (5) 1. 8. —— per Ton on all Vinegar and French Wine, 


and J 12 —— per Ton on all other Wines, ( c ) and may be Bonded 


[at + Months from the Date of the Obligation, (that is to ſay at 3 gales 
or terms of Payment, whereof the Firſt to be at the end of 3 Months, the 
Second at 6, and the Third at 9 Months) in which Obligation Three 
| Perſons are always to be Bound. 


If the Merchant Enter his Wines unfilled, he is allowed (d) 12 per 


Cent. for Leakage, (e) and if he make Oath it is Imported for Sale, 
and not for Private uſe, or Retailing, he has a further Allowance of 
8 per Cent, and if the Duty be paid in Ready Money, there is like- 
| wiſe a Diſcount given of 10 per Cent. per Anm, which for 
Months is 5 per Cent. unleſs the Wines belong to Vintners, or Re- 


\tailers, who are obliged to pay Ready Money, without the benefit of 


any Diſcount or Abatement wharfoever. 


To work for this Duty, take the following Example : 


Fiel One Ton of Spaniſh Wines in the Out Ports— Unfilled. 


3 This to be always paid down by Uintners 
5 12— — 2 and Retailers — — — 85. ö 
— — — — — 1 per Cent. for Leakage 1. 8 
| — — : 255 — 

I. 12, — — Remains then. - g — J. 10. 11, 24 

— 12.— 5 per Cent. for Prompt Payment — 10. 63 
© o _ FThis to be always paid dor 7 
| 38. This to be always paid down foz P11- 

T7. 8. vate uſe — — 80. 10. — 7 
13 18. 25 I per Cent. for Waſte in the Cellars, Fc. — 16. — 
T7. ro. o. O This fo: Sale, when the Importer pays 

£0: SD Ready Money — J. 9. 4. 74 


If the Merchant Importing Wines for Sale (Who alone has the Pri- 


| v1iege of offering Security) inclines to give Bond for this Duty, it is to | 
be charged thus: . 


. Impoſt for one Tun, as above I. 1o. 11. 2* | 
— 19.25 8 per Cent. for Waſte in the Cellar— — 16. 103 
i . 11.— 91 Sums to be Bonded — J. 9. 14. 32 


I Note, Prizage Wines (F) (tho exempted from the Old Subſidy and 


Additional Duty) are chargeable with this, (g and is to be paid 
by the Perſon who enjoys the benefit of the Prizage. 


No part of this Duty to be (5) Dꝛawuback, upon Exportation. 


(4)1F.2.c.3.4.8 ce) 17 2,.c 
24g F 2. C. 3. F. 6, 
ö 5 Ditto. 2. (F) 12 Car. 2. c. 4. F. 15 
1 PF itto—— 8. 3. 435 1 F. 2. e. 2. H. 6. 
| 12 Car. 2. c. 4. R 8. | . | 
3 No, 6. 


— — 


r c r 
n Su 3 — » - 


— — 


— ä—— — 


— 
= 


— 


ons, and 6 d. per Pound on all other Tobacco Imported, (4) and may 


| 


| to a different Regulation. 


1 


No. 6——Impoſt on Tobacco, 


Y 1 ＋J. 2. cap. 4. S. 1. was granted from 

B 4 95 24 1 o za June, 1693 
2 W.&M *—— 5.—z. Thenc: continued —to ditto—1696 

4 & 5 N. M—15—3, Thence to ditto— 1698 

7 & 8 W 3.—10.—2. Thence to 29 Sept, 1701 

8 & N. 3 20.—5. Thence— to 1 Aug. 1706 
413 —5. 'Thence to ditto— 1710 

5 A——27—5. Thence to ditto 1712 

G A—19—4 Thence———--——to ditto— 1714 

7 A. — 8—3, Thence = —— to ditto— 1716 

8 —A. 13.—3. Thence———--——to ditto— 1720 

9 A 21.—I. Thence tor ever. 


Note, The Aſterisꝶ denotes Seſs. 2. 

This Branch of the Revenue has from time to time been Continued, 
and appropriated to the ſame uſes with the Impoſt on Wines and Vine- 
gar; particularly by 8 & 9 A. which ſee: 


as Tobacco, but by 2 IV. & M. Seſs. 2, c. 5. S. 3. the Duty on To- 
bacco only was continued, and by 7 & 8. W. 3. c. 10. S. 3, 5. ſubjected 


It is 3 d. per Pound weight upon Tobacco of the Britiſh Plantati- 
be Bonded payable at 18 Months from the time of Importation. 


a Diſcount allowed him, as follows, Viz. 


8 per Cent. in Conſideration of Waſte and Shrinkage m the Cellars, for 


Example. | | B 

1200 Ib Tobacco, Britiſß Plantation J. 15. — —|& 
96 — 8 Per Cent. for Waſte 1. 4. 
1104 » 13. 16.— 
1107 -Io per Cent, Prompt payment .³ĩ : 1. 7. 7 


of 


9932—Remains— at 3.d. per Pound 1s —— Net Impoſt-l. 12. 3 


oO EI 


—— 


(4) 7 KSW.3.C. Io. F. 5. if 


». 


By x J. 2. c. 4. S 1. there was a Duty granted on Sugars, as Nell 


If the Merchant pay down Ready Money, or clear his Bond, he has 


If within 3 Months from the date of his Entry 10 

1 125 3 Months, and within 6 Months — : 

It after 6 Months, and within 9 — — | 

If after 9 Months, and within Iy——- — 4 Per Cont. 
If after 12 Months, and within 15 - — 2 

It after 15 Months — — Nothing. J 


Beſides which Diſcounts, the Merchint has a further Allowarce of 


ſo much as he pays Duty for to be Conſumed in the Kingdom, whe-| 
ther ſuch Payment be at the time cf Entry, or clearing off his Bond. || 


By this Example you (ee how to work by Money, or by Pounds of | | 
Tobacco; but the latter is by much the more expeditious of the two. | 


n.7 


I der of his Bond in Ready Money, and has a 
[time of Payment; the Method of working whereof, either by Pounds | 
| of Tobacco, or Money, is fully illuſtrated by the following Examples. | 


I 960 


| E 


be taken for J. 15. — — and the Diſcounts allow'd upon clearing off 
the Bond, for the Quantity to be conſum'd in the Country only. 
” Beſide the Diſcounts aforementioned, (%) there is an Allowance of 


| | 4 Per Cent. given to the Merchant Exporter upon Shipping off his To- 
bacco, in Conſideration of Waſte that way, which is to be ſtruck off 


only from the Entry, and not to be paid where the whole Quantity 
I entred Inwzrds happens to be Exported, for that ſhews plainly he does 


tis the Practice among Merchants, to compute what the ſaid Allow- 


ance comes to upon the Quantity entred Inwards, where the whole is 


to be Exported (Damages and Over-Entries firſt taken off) which be- 
ing Subſtracted from the ſaid Quantity, for which Duty was paid or ſe- 
cured Inwards, ſhews the Quantity to be entred for Exportation ; for 


Example: 
Suppoſe the Impoſt ſecured Inwards for— — =20000. 
| Whereof allow'd then for Damages and Over-Entries- 500. 
Duty was paid therefore only for — — — 19500. 
4 Per Cent. on this Quantity — - 780. 
Remains to be entred for Exportation — 18720. 


In this caſe, the Merchant having obtain'd regular Certificates for 


his Damages, Over-Entries, and Diſcounts of 4 per Cent. he gets the 
ſame Endors'd towards the Diſcharge of his Bond (for the Impoſt is 
generally Bonded) which, with his Debenture for the Tobacco Ex- 


ported, clears off his Bond. ; 
| But when only a Part of the Cargo is Exported, and part deſfign'd to 
| be conſum'd in the Kingdom, the Merchant in that caſe having got 


| tures, and 4 per Cent. upon the Quantity N pays the Remain- 
{count according to the 


If the Duty of the above Tobacco were to be ſecured, the Bond 1 


not want that Allowance; therefore, in order to fave the 4 per Cent. 


| Credit for his Damages an! Over-Entries, his Debenture or Deben- | 


| i „ 
1000 Tobacco, Brit. Plant. Impoſt Bonded-—— 125. — — 
400 Damages and Over Entries allow'd Inwards — 5. — — 
; Net, for which only Impoſt remains to be paid Sg, = _ 
Inwards. —— — — 5 22 


y260 $ J000Exporie by Debentures—— 1. 62. 10. wy 1 
200 - Waſte on ditto at 4 per Cent. 2. 10. — Je 


— 


| 4400—Remains to be conſum'd in Britain — 35.— — 
332—— 8 per Cent. for Waſte in the Cellars— 4. 8.— 


— 
RR 


4048 


4 


| 


[ 18 ] 


BF ¹ 


16 | . 


4048 Remains to be paid for in Ready Money $6: Th 
404 10 per Cent, for Prompt payment, within 3 Months- 5. 1. 2. 
| _ _ 5 Balance, for which Impoſt to be paid down 
3643 at z 4. per Pound — — 5 43+: 10. 94 
But in Practice this may be done more conciſely and correctly, thus: 
toooo Ib Tobacco, entred per A. B. Impoſt ſecured 125.— — 
40. Damages and Over-Entries—l. 5, — — : 

5000 Exported by Debentures—— 62. 19, — 

200—4 fer Cent. on ditto —— 2. 10. — 
5600 5000 JO. — = Og. — 

3 Complement to be confum'd GY 7 
440? in Britain . 


352 352—8 per Cent. on dittc 


4048 Remains to be paid for— 50. 12.— 


3 lo per Cent. on ditto Ready ? 5 Pr 

4044 Money in 3 Months 5 : Ns Of on my 
6356—— -Allow'd and Exporte 79. 9. 2 

3043+ Balance at 3 4 per Pound — 45. 10. 9 
— eennae Dean Fame — 125. . 


Upon Exportation of the Tobacco within the time limited by Law, 


the Impoſt is (c) wholly D:awnback, or the Security Vacated. Vid 


Tobacco, in Part. IV. 


| 


——— 


(c) 7& 8 VV. z. c. 10 4,5. [ 


| 
RE, 
| 


No. 7.——Impoſitions, 1690. 


Re 2——]V. M.* cap. 4. S. 3. were granted from 


33 690. f o lo Nowvemb. 169 1 
q &5W, Mi—15 — 4. Thence to ditto 1697 
7 &51/, 3 — 10. 4. Thencc ——O 29 Sept. 17/01 
© &. 3.—20.— 10. Thence =to x Auguſt —17c0; 
1 —A.——=13:— 7, Thence to ditto 17104 
5 =——A.—27.— 7. Thence co ditto” 1712 
6 4. —19.— 6. Thence to ditto 1714 | 
T——-A.—— 8— 3. Thence to ditto——1710|! 
8&———A—13— 3. Thence- to ditto 1720 
9 A.—21.— 1 Thence— —— 0 — -ever. 

Note, The Afterisk denotes Seſſ. 2. N 
ö 


3 


| 


Tran 


FS" Led fi? fans A” as A 


15 „ 


— 
S 
\O 


* 2. 
As & 9 7 
22 
F 
= 
—_ 


Aſhes, callei Potaſhes,the Barrel, containing 224 ib net 


| Cordage ready wrought, the 112 it 
I Frying Pans, the 112 fl- — . 


4 Grocery Wares, (except Cinnamon, Cloves, Currans, 


J = of Liquoriſe, the Pound weight 


—— ——— rr ar AL EIA ere err es 


Pquoriſe, the 132 i 
[Equoriſe in Powder, the 112 i 


r 


Wich ſee. 


Allom, the 112 it 
Anvils wrought, the 112 ff 


— * 


Barrillia, or Saphora to make Glafs, the 112 1 — — 

Brimſtone, the 112 it — 

Candles of Tallow, the 112 ib———— 

Chimney 5 ſmall, the piece 
Backs- e large, the piece : . 


— a 
+ 
4 


— — — — - ene 


ä — 


Currans, every 205. value (4 5 NV. & M.c. 5. — 
rugs, every 20 8. value . 
Farthen ware unrated, every 20 s. value 


TK — — — 


a 
SY 


1 
— 


Glaſſes, voc. Drinking-glafſes, ani other Glaſs, and 
all Manufactures of Glaſs (except Rhoni/h ande— 
Auſcovia Window-glaſs) every 29 5, value 


Liquoriſe, Mace, Nutmegs, Raiſins, Sugar 18 — 
Tobacco) every 205. value — 
Hops, the 112 ib —— x _ 
I Wrought, or Unwrought, or Caſt (except Buſhel 
Iron, and Bar-Iron Unwrought of and from 


6 


Ships, legally Navigate d, the Ton 
Ditto in Foreign Bottoms, the Ton — 
| Slit or Hammer'd in Rods, commonly known by ? 
the name of Rod Iron, the 112 It yo 1 7 
Drawn or Hammer'd leſs than + of an Inch 
_Iquare, and all other Tron Wares Manufattu-G-—— 
| :..red, he 11216 : 


Tron 


— — 


— 


_ 


ettles of Iron, the piece 
Callicoes, and all other Indian Linen, every 20 5. value 


of all Sorts (except of the Manufacture of the 
Netherlands, an] not exceeding an Ell and + in 


6 ee. Os 


— — 4 


8 breadth ) every 208. value _ . 
„SA of the Manufacture of the Netherlands, 2 Ells 
M | broad, and under 3, every 20 6. valu: 5— 
Ditto 3 Ells broad and upwards, every 20 6. ? 
value — — _ 


22 on 


D 


nl 


Ireland, y & 81V. 3. c. 10.) Imported in 8 {| 


| 
| 
| 
| 
| 


| 
| 


' 


15 


| 
| 
| 


7 —— — 


| 


' 


| 
j 
{ 


— — — 


— 
* 


| 


8 


e 


| 


— — 
F 
—— 


rr 


oz 
* 


—— — — — — —— — 


O wv 


— 


2 ej bt 


0 > ot | vn 


— — 


F By 8 &9 A aforeſaid, this Branch of the Revenue is applicable | 
to the ſame Uſes and Purpoſes with the Impoſt on Wines and Vine- 


Fir is ſometimes called Dnpoſit ons on Eaſt- India Goods, Wrought 
FS:1ks, &c. but moſt commonly Impoſitions. 1690, becauſe then grant- 
| ed, and is a Duty payable by 2 IV. & A. Seſſ. 2. c. 4. S. 3, &c. upon the 
following Commodities. zz. 


[olelen|oalvwok 


Wo 


= — — 


L 20 ] 


voc. 


Marufactures of India, and China (except Indico) 
every 20 s. value= 
Melafles, from any other F lice than the Brie Planta- 
tions in America, the 112 ib 8 
Hempſeed Oyl-y 
E<SRapele! Oyl— the Ton— — — — 
Other Seed Oyl- 5 | 
| Blue Paper, the Ream — — 


—— 


5 Brown Paper, the Bundle 2 ; 
os Demy Paper, the Ream — * 5 


2. Painted Paper, the Ream— — a 

o Royal Paper, the Ram y . — 
2 LAI other Paper, every 20 s. Value—— . . 
Pepper, the 112 ib 


Plates, Sato white or black, the Hondred-— 


Ditto, Double, the Hundred — — 
Harneſs Plates, or Tron Doubles, the piece 
Pots of Iron, the piece — 


Raiſins, every 20 s. value (4&9 5 W. & - M. c. 5.) 


. 


Cole Seed, the Laſt — 5 
Seed Slap Seed. the Laſt 85 

Rape Seed, the Laſt- — FRE Pon 
Silks raw from China, or the Eaft-Indies, every 20 5, 


value — — — — _ 18 
Silks wrought from any other Place, every 20 5. 8 
Soap, the 112 Ib — W 8 
Starch, tie 112 Ib — * 3 , 
Steel, the 112 ih — — — — : 
Tallow, the 112 ib— | — 
Tin, the 112 b— — 18 — 


1 | Box- wood and cther Wood, 3 
8 | 3 ICED ; — From any part of Er 
4 b he: | rope, except Ireland, 

[Sj Nuber N every 20 5. value. 
> gas board? — 

Wainſco. — 


comb'd in Niſſia, and Imported thence. in Brztfh 

Ships, the pound — — 

1% Foreign, of all Sorts ( except Cardwire, and 
O 


Wooll called Bever-wooll, cut and comb'd (except ——5 


ſmaller than F: refine, or Superiine, and all Wooll- 
Cards, and Wares made of Iron Wire) the 
112 it, — — 
Steel, the 1126 . - — 
(of Braſs, Copper or Latten, the 112 ib - — 
N Yarn, the 112 lb — — 
Varn — of Flax, or Hemp (except Cable Yarn, e. every 2 


- 


| 20 f. Vaine- 
So in Proportion for any greater or leſſer Quantity. 


EEE TFLFES 


> 


15 


74 


„ 


1 


"Fas es OO [ [| | «aw & 


rw a £-_- „ 0 


a 


— ͤ IS. A SES. >. on 


OSO 0 0 
O 


5 5s according to the Rate of ſuch Goods, if they be Rated: Or if they be 
Unrated, according to the Oath of the Importer, the Duties by this 
Act Impoſed not to be reckoned into the value of the ſame. 


(156 8& per Cent. which is equal to 5 per Cent. and + of the ſame 
added together. 


. Turn to Silk in Part. III. and you will find that Sort rated at 
I. 1. 13. 4 per Pound weight, and by the Lift aforeſaid, charg'd 


| Found Weight J. = 3. 4 conſequently for 15 it 


ICA) wholly Dzawnback. or the Security Vacated, except on the fol- 
| lowing Particulars, which Drawback, vis. 


5 L211 


Note Iron Manufactured, or Iron ares charged by the piece, Or 
hundred weight, are not to pay the Duty of 23 S. or 33 8. per Ton. 


Where this Duty is to be Levied according to the Value, the meaning 


* 2 — . 
os 2 OT 


. 


This Duty (4) is to be rais'd by the ſame wayr and means, and un- 
der the ſame Penalties and Forfeitures, with the Cujtoms, which 
ſee. 

It is payable () at < Months from the Importation (that is at 
4 Gales, each 3 Months poſterior to the other) and if the Merchant 
pay Ready Monev, he has a Diſcount of ro per Cent. per Ann. which 
for + Months is 6 & - per Cent. (c) except Pepper, whereof + is to 
be paid down without any Diſcount, the other; may be Bonded, 
Payable at 12 Months, and if paid down, has a Diſcount of 10 per 
Cent. ſo that if the whole be paid in Ready Money, the Diſcount 


To work this Duty, take the following Example. 
15 i Italian Wrought Silk Imported in a Britiſß Ship. 


with 25. for every 20 5. Value, which for I. I. 13 4 is for every 


. 2. 10. 9 
. 


Diſcount 6 & + per Cent. 


Net Impoſt————— „5 2 107 
If Bond were to be taken for the ſame, the Sum to Es 
be Bonded would be — — . 


Upon Exportation within the time limited by Law, this Duty is 


— 


Alamodes and Luſtrings (e 97 | 
Cable Yarn and Cordage (f) e — — Nothing. 
Hops Foreign, to Ireland ( » 


Iron and Steel foreign, () and Exported to the Planta- 7 
_ Wares made thereof (1) — & tions in Anerica——SNothing 


Pepper ( 
Tailow Candles (1 )————— 


_—_ —ͤ—ñ—ẽꝓ4důbdd— — — — 
* — 


| 5 One half. 
Vide, Eaft-Jndia, Part. IV. 

) 2W. & M Seſſ. 2. c. 4. F. 56. (g) A. e. 12 F. 28 

Ditto §. 54. (5) 9 A. e. 6 5. 14. 

) ditto = , (2&3 A. e. 9. S. 12 

2 V. & M. e. 4. §. 54. ti. 

8&9 V. 3. c. 36.4.5, us iz. z. c. 3. „ 16 

1A. i. diz. | 


C22] 


169 


i | 8 & 9 WW. 3. — 11. — 1. Thence continued-to 17 May 1697) 
1 8 & 9 V. 3. — 20. — 8. Thence to I Aug, 1706. 
[a | 1— — A. — 13. — 8. hence do ditto- 71. 
9 5 A. — 27. — 8. Thence to ditto—- 712 
| | 6- A. 19. — 7. Thence--————to ditto—1714!! 
| | T— 4. — 8. — 5. Thence-- to ditto- 1716. 
| 8— —A, ———13. — 6. Thence-- to dirto—1720.} 5. 
ij „ A. 21. — 1. Thence — for ever. 
il By 8 & ꝙ A. aforeſaid, this Branch of the Revenue is applicablc 
| to the ſame uſes and purpoſes with the Impoſt on Wines and Vinegar, 
ih (a) and is to be Levied by the ſame ways and means, and under the 


— 


a. 


EET 
— = —— 


5 by — — 
2 > 
— — . — —.— 


4 N. & AA. c. 5. viz. 


| Beads, every 208. value 


Amber—<Oyl, every 205. value 1 


— wo RD. 


— 


— 


Rough, every 20 5s. value 
Anchoves, the little Barrel, not exceeding 16 


every 205. value — 
Soap Aſhes, 7 

Aſhes - Weed Aſhes, 
Wood Aſhes, 4 


the Laſt —— — — 


Bacon, the pound — — — 


| 


- — ä——u— 0 ODOT, ¶ —Rꝑ — 


| No 8.——Impoſitions, 1697. 


| B* 48. 5W.& M. cap. 5. S. 2. were granted 


from x ge 1 Mar. 1696, 


ſame Penalties and Forfeitures with the Cuſtoms, ()) except Brand) 
which is ſubject to the Rates of Exciſe, and the Duty by the fail 
4 & 5 W. & M. granted, accordingly ranged among the other Duties 
upon Exciſeable Liquors, (Branch No. 26.) which ſee. 
It is a Duty chargeable upon the following Commodities by 


3. 5. d. þ 
— 4 3 
8 2 — : 
| 
| 
3 66 — 
| 
F 
| 
| 


eg 
— — 


— _ 
— —— 


4 
Barbers Aprons and Checks, the piece — _ dis 
Battery, Baſhrones or Ketrics, the 112 ff — ͤ (—¾— — 75 — 
Black, called Lampblack, every 20 s. value = SF=—=] gf — 
Boobs unbound, the 112 ib——— — — —1 4 = 
{ Boultel Reins, every 20 s. value- . — — 21- 
| Bracelets or Necklaces of Glaſs, the groce—— - i] —| 21 6 
Braſs wrought, every 20 5. value — — — I} 
| Briſtles dreſt or undreſt, every 20 5s. value — 1 — 
i Buckrums, every 20 5. value — — — | 
Fi Buttons of Hair, every 20 s. value- ͤ— — — — 
h Calye Skins, every 29 5s. value ä 1 — 
0 Canes, Rattans, tne thouſand — — 5 — 
il call d- Walking Canes, the thouſand — EIS) wo. 
i Carpets of all ſorts, every 20 s. value — — 21 
Catlings and Lute: ſtrings, the groc — I a 
bY! — 
(£$948&5W.SM. c, 5. . 4. (b) 4&5 V. & M. c. 4. b. 5: | 
4 | 3 Copper 
Ne —— _ 6 — 


— 


= 


596, 


597. 


| is 
706. 


710. 
712. 
714. 
716. 


720. 
ever. 


zable 
> gar, 
r the. 
and) 


ſaid 


Dornix, ( Except of and 


# french— <2 Gnods (except Brandy, 


Hemp rough, every 20 s. value 


Hides ——< Loſh Hides, the Hide 


$40 : * , ! pt 1 
| Indico— Foreign Plantation, the poun! 


| Lattin —L Black, 


FCopper- 


[Cowries, every 20 s. value 
Diamonds, Pearls, Rubies, Emeralds, and all other 
every J. 5. — —F— 


Elephants Teeth, every 205. value 
| Flannel, the yard 


Flax — —— or wrought, every 20 8s value 


1 23 ] 


— 


called Roſe, Brick, Copper Coin, and all 
caſt Copper, the 112 ft 
Part wrought, as Plates, 
Rais'd, the 112 i 


Bars, Rods, or = 


Fully wrought, the 112 b——— 


2 . 


Moral 3 Beads, every 20 5. value — 


Poliſhed, every 20 s. value — 
Cotton Manufactures unmixd ( except Dimity no 


— | 


brought from Eaſt India or China, every 20 5. 1288 


— — — 


Jewels and Precious Stones, 
va ſue— 


» 4 


Guinea, Drugs and Logwood ) every 20 5. value — 


from France) every 20 6. value 
Dying Wood of all ſorts (except Redwood 1 


py "Y —_ 


— 
oy 


rough, every 20 8. value 
Wine, the Ton . 


— 


and Wine ) every 20 5s. value 


Salt, Vinegar 5 Ns 


Frize, the vard——— ; 


Furs of all forts, every 205. value . 


. Ce [ \ ( 211 V h | 
Pathol alled Carmenia Wooll, the pound 


of all other ſorts, the pound - 
Gold and Silver 'Thread and Wire counterteir, 
20 8. Va. ue T 


every _ 


— 


a 
— — 


Buff Hides, the Hide 


” all other ſorts, dreſs'd- and 
every 20 s. value- 


— — 


undreſs d, — 


th | 


5 


| 


Incle unwrought, every 29 f. valuc 


93— 


— 


S 


Britiſh Plantation, the pound 


White or black— 
Pots 


4 


—— 


Leather 


And all other Iron Wares | 


| Anvils wrought-———)] 

3 | Backs for Chimneys—— | The reſpective Duties 
Iron from Frying Pans-- OO chars d on ſich | 
Ireland, A Kettles— — Goods from Ho- 
VIz.- Tates Single and Double, reign Parts, by 


2 W. & M. c. 4. 
— | for Impoſt, 1690: 


CShaven . every 20 . value W 
every 20 5. value 


Found Bottoms, every 20 3. value 
of all ſorts, every 20 5. value 


— 


[1a 


— — — — — SECIS RAPE... 


I 


— — 


F 


| 
| 


Ez 


— — — — — — —— 


S. 


E 


FJ 


— 


| 


HER 


£5 0% 


— ———Uüäẽ 


E 8 


„ 


— bo. — 


— 


[ | 


EY 
1 
8 


* 


Lemon 


— 


E 


— 


Tapeſtry (except from France) e ery 20 5. value 


8 


Rozin of all ſorts ( except French) not of the Brit) e — 


Salt ( except for curing Fiſh ) the Wey — BY E 


dering the ſeveral Rates in Part. III. and how much the Goods ſtand 


Lemon Juice, every 20. value— - 4 
Lime Juice, every 20s. value 4 
Litmus, every 20 5. value- — 1 
Madder of all ſorts. every 20 8. value een, ee $Þ 
3 
I 
8 


Metal prepar'd for Battery, the 112 it | * 
Orchal, every 20 5. value: — — — — 
Pantiles, the thouſand — — . 3 
Pintadocs or Callico Cupboaid Clothes, not from _ 
Ea ft India Or China, every 208. value —— 
Pit ch, not of the Britiſh Plantations, every 205. value | 
Plate of Silver of all forts, gilt or ungilt, every 205. || __| .| 
value — — 8 | 
Rice, every 20 5. value . ; 


Plantations, every 20s. value 8 


| { Ferret Or Florer, eVcry.20 5 value . — 


— 
* 


Thrown of all ſorts in the Gum, every 205. __ 
| value - — ——— 
Silk—— < called Alamodes and Luſtrings, every 20 5. & 
value —— 8 
Wrought, (except Ala modes and Luſtrings) a 
the pound weight —— — 5 


Skins of all ſorts, every 20 5. value 


9 
| 


| 


— — 


— — 


ED 3 
OY 


Tar, not of the Britiſß Plantations, every 205. valuc — 
Thread Outnal, the dozen pounds — 
Ticks and Ticking, every 205. value——- — — — 


Tow, every 205. value — — — 
Wax, voc. Bees Wax, every 20 5s. value — 
Wire of Braſs, Copper, or Lattin, the 112 it — «| 
All Goods not particularly Rated (except Mum 7 | 


Brandy, and ſuch Goods as are charg'd with the 
Impoſitions, 1699)—-—————— W | | 


Where it is ſaid this Duty is to be Levied at ſo much for every 20 5. 
value, the meaning is for every 20s. ſuch Goods ſtand rated at in 
Part. III. if the Goods be rated; but if they be unrated, according to 
their real value, to be affirmed upon the Oath of the Importer, in the 


| 


— — 


Preſence of the Cuſtomer, Collector, Comptroller, and Surveyor, or | 
any Two of them. |. 
This Duty is fometimes call'd the Additional Impaſitions, but gererally | 

| Tmpoſitions 169 {becauſe then firſt granted) (c) and may be Bonded, | 
| payable at 3 Months from the time of Importation. If the Mer- 
chant incline to pay Ready Money, he has a Diſcount of 10 per Cent. 
per Ann. which tor * Months is 6 and 4 per Cent. 


It is to be wrauaht the fame way with the Impoſt, 1699. by conf: 


(c).4&5 H. & H. cap. 5. 5. 6. 


charged 


— 


— py pap Eo — 


wm © 6 | 


tl 


855 Lond 


| 


XN. 


[ 


I 


OO By a 2 


L 


—— ————————— t —— — — 
« / 


— 


99 


to 
[ 


K ap | tN mw 


E 


not allowed out of the Duty payable on French Wines by thzs 


charge! with 295. per Ton, but by 8& 9 IF. 3. c. 20. S. 9. reduced 


(4) 4K 5 & M. c. 5. . 6. 


BY 9 & 10 N. 3. cap. 45. S. 2. was granted OT to 10 July, 1706. 


| Ships belonging to the Company Eſtabliſned for the Greenland Trade 
| Her Majeſties Subjects) and 6d. per Pound weight on all Whalefins, 


| Months from the time of Importation, and if he pay Ready Money, 


(e) wholly Dꝛawnback, or the Security Vacateqd. 


charged reſpectively by the Lift aforeſaid, in proportion to thoſe Rates, | 
or otherwiſe, and therefore needs no Example. 


'But Note, That the 12 per Cent. for Leakage, 12 Car. 2. c. 4. R. 8. is 


Ad. 

Upon Fxportation of the Goods within the time Limited by Law, 

this Duty is (d) wholly Dzawnback, or the Security V acated. 
Except 

Alamodes, and Luſtrings, which Drawhack nothing. (e) 

Lapis Calaminaris Exported, is bv the ſaid 4& 5 V. & M. S. 2. 


to JI. — 2. — per Ton— 


(e) 8 & N- 7. C. 36. 5. $: 


N 9. == New Duty ON W halefins, 


10 July, 1698 

1— A. 13. — 14. Thence continued-to I Aug. 1710. 

5 ＋. 27. — 10. Thence- — to ditto 1712. 

6——A. ——19.— 9. Thencc —to ditto —-1714. 

7 A. —— 8. — 6. Thence ————to ditto — 1716. 

B——A,——13.— 6. Thence—————to ditto ——1720. 

OG— A 21 — 1. Thence for — ever. 

By 8 & 9. A. aforeſaid, this Duty ſtands Appropriated to the 
ſame uſes and purpoſes with the Impoſt on Wines and Vinegar. 

It is 3d. per Pound weight (a) on all Whalefins Imported in 


(the Privileges whereof are fince by 1 A. c. 16. S. I. extended to all 


taken, caught or imported by Foreigners, or by any Ship or Veſ- 
ſel belongins to Foreigners, : . 
The Importer (%) may give Bond for this Duty payable at 4 


has a Diſcount of Io per Cent. per Ann. which for + Months, is 6 and 
per Cent. for Example: 


112 lb Whalefins of Greenland, in Britiſh Ships „ 
Diſcount 6 and + per Cent.— — to. 
Net Duty ———— md 3 


Upon Exportation within the time Limite.l by Law, this Duty 15 


4) 9 & T0 V. z. c. 45. 4.3. 


A (e & 10 VV. z. c. 45. 85. 


- 


1 . . No 10. 


7 7 n „ 
min. I N r on” l kagy bas: 1 N 
* 8 G J = 


}- 20 5 b 


1 


XII & 12 V. 3. cap. 3. S. 1. was granted from ? 

B | | 25 March, 1700.5 
12 & 13 N. 3. 11. 12. Thence continued-to ditto—- 1700. 
3:& 4 — A. — 4.— 1. Thence to 247, 1710. 
| 6> ——>— 4-—22.— 1. Thence —to dtto—-I714 
— A.—— 7 -—25. Thence — for- ever. 


{ purpoſes with the Moiety of the Cuſtoms, which ſee. 


IF. 3. c. 10. S. 1. thoſe Goods are prohibited to be worn in Britain, 
be ſecured till they be Exported, and to have no Drawback. 


Buy Mullins, are meant the ſeveral Species following: ( 5) 


Bond to be given at Importation, to pay this Duty of 15 per Cert. 
within 12 Months from the time of Importation, (c) according to tlic 
Grofs price by publick Auction, or Inch of Candle, within the City o. 
London, (d) and if the Duty be paid in Ready Money within Twenty 
Days after ſuch Sale, there is a Diſcount allowed of 5 per Cent. | 
For the Operation of this and other Duties on Eaſt India Good, 
vide Part. II. and for the Regulations, Ic. vide Eaſt-India, Part. IV. 

Upon Exportation within the time Limited by Law, this Duty 
(e) wholly Dꝛawnback, or the Security Vacated. 


(4) II & 12 V. z. c. 3. & 1. (da) & 14. 3. e. 3. , 6; 
(6) 12-& 137. 3. c. 11. 6. 14. (e) Ditto. 5, 
(c) II & I2 V. 5. c. 3. H. 2. | | 


Ä r rr — —— — * 


þ 


No 10. ——15 per Cent. on Muſlins 


to 29 Sept. 1701. 


N l 
By the ſaid 7 A. c. 7. this Duty is applicable to the ſame uſes and 


With this Duty of 15 per Cent. on Mullins, (a) there was a Duty 
likewiſe laid on Eaſt India Wrought Silks, &c. but by 11 & 12 


and chargeable with the + of the Old Subſidy only at Importation : To 


Abrowahs Junays 
Addaties Mahumadhiates, plain and flowr'd 
Aprons Mullmulls, plain and flowr'd 
Bettellees, plain and ſtrip'd Neckcloths _ 
Callico Lawns Nightrails 
| Callicoes of all other forts, Oringall 
commonly called Muſlins Podavets 
Comervilles Rehings 
Coſſaes, plain and flowr'd Rowallew 
Doreas Sallows 
Golcanda Seerbands | 
Jamdannes Tanjebs, plain and flowr'd | 
Jecolſies Tirindams 


—— 2 H—ę— 


SEP | 


WI | 


Cent, 
to tlic) 
ity Ot | 


Venty 


go, 


# IV. | 


aty i 


[ 27 ] 


No 11. New Duty on Coffee, 


a 
2 ARS 


Tea, Sc. 


DY 6&7 M. 3. cap. 7. S. 2. was granted from 

r May, 1695. — : 
& to. 3, — 14.— I. Thence continued—to ditto 1701. 
128K 13. 3. —: 11,—10.:Ihence: —————-t0 ditto— 176. 
& 4q—4. — 4 — I. Thence ——— to 24 June, 1710. 
A. — 22. — I, Thence R to ditto—1714. 
| A, — 7.—25. Thence — 0, er. 


3 
6 


(6&7 H. 3. c. 7. . 2. (6&7 V. z. e. 7. . 


— 


Ne 12. Additional Duty on 
Coffee, Drugs, Cc. 


| Re 3 & q A. cap. 4. $.5. was granted from? 
1 Feb. 1704.— 5 


Atto 24 June, 1710. 
6——- AJ. —.22.— 1. Thence continued 


ro ditto 


7— 4 7.25. Thence — fol ever. 


| | 


to 2 May, 1698. | 


| | [ d 
Chocolate, ready made the pound —. — 4 on 
Cinnamon, the pound — 4 
Cloves, the pound — . — — —— 6 
IHE Ks 5 from the Britiſh Plantations, the pound —— 6 | 
0 from any other Country, the pound——- || — 9 
Cocoa | 
CPaſte the pound —— . — — — 2— 
Coffee, the pound — . —— 6 
Mace, the pound = — — — e eee 
Nutmegs, the pound — — ene eee Ks: 
Pictures, whether for Private uſe, or for Sale, for eve- 5 5 
ry 20 5. value upon Oath = ———_— 6 Ä — * | 
cregularly Imported, the pound — — = HE 
Tea—<from any Country, not the place of its 7 | 
. Growth, the pound — — BR — 1 2 6 


VD pon Exportation thereof, within the time Limited by Law (5) Two 
| thirds of the ſaid Duty is Dꝛabnback. . 


—_— 


1 E By 


1 


[ 28 | 


— 


of Rates, printed Anno 1660. ( being + part only of the Rates charg'd in 


: 1 


——_ - . 233 — - : ——— — I — : . : 
— OTIS 5 — — — = — 2 - T - - 
Gn cg ner On =: — —e — — — — — — 

= _— IR - - 


— 


— ͤ 


12 d. in the Pouad, abating +. 


— — — 


By the ſaid 7 A. this Duty ſtands appropriated to the lame . 
Purpoſes with the Moiety of the Cuftoms, page { 3) | 

It is tometimes calPd The furt her Duty on Coffee, &c. and charges | 
all the Goods in (4) the Branch of the Revenue laſt treated of ( viz. 
New Duty on Coffee, 'Tea, &c. Ne. 11.) (b) with the very ſame Du- 
ties there reſpectively mention'd, to which I refer, 

It likewife lays (c) a further Duty on Dꝛugs Imported, wiz. upon 
all Rated Drugs 10 per Cent. according to their Value in the Old Book 


Part. III.) except Dying Drugs; and upon all Unrated Drugs (except 
Dying Drugs) 4 per Cent. according to their Value, to be afcertained 
upon the Oath of the Importer, except Eaſt- India Drugs Unrated, the 
Value whereof is to be reckoned according to the Groſs Price by pub- | 
lick Auction, or Sale at the Candle. | 
All the Duties aforementioned are payable 1n Ready Money, with- | 

| 

| 


— — 


= 


out any Diſcount, and need no Example, except Eaſt-ld:a Drugs Uu- 


rated, for which ſec Part. II. 


The Duty of 4 per Cent. abovementioned (except on Eaſt-India 
Unrated Drugs) is for every Z0 5. Value, upon Oath, 9. d. and 5 or 


(4) By Dving D2ugs, and Goods exempted from Payment of this 
and other Duties, are meant theſe following only, viz. 


Agarick French-berrics Platain | 
Allom ot all jorts Fuſtick Pomegranate Pills | 
Annotto Galls Redwood 
Antimony Grains of Portugal or Saflore 
Aqua fortis Rota Sal Armoniack 
Archelia, ox Spaniſh- Grains of Sevit in Sal Gem 
weed Berries, Sal Petre 
Argo] Gum Arabick Sapan- wood 
Arſenick Gum Seneca Saun'ers-red 
Bay-berrics Indico of all forts Senna 
Brazilletto-wood -- Tin,laſs Shumack i 
Brazil- wood Litharge of all forts Slick-Lack 
Britiſh-berries from Litmus 'Turnſole 
the Plantations Logwood- Verdigreaſe 
1 Cake-Lack Madder of all forts Voloma=-grain, or Scar 
Caſſumba | Madder Roats, or Ru- let-powder 
Cochanezl bea Tinctorum Weld 
Copperas of all forts Nicherago wood Woad 


Cream of Taitar Orchal 


By Unrated Dzugs are meant, (e) 


Balſom oi Copavia Callabaſha Chymical Preparations 
Brugiata Caſſena of all forts 
(a) 2&4 A. e. 4 (4) 3&4 A. c. 4 8. 8. 
(b) Ditto: . (e) Ditto §. 8 
(c ) Ditto 1 


— — 


uu — 
9 — PR — — — — 
——— —— 


. 
— 


r e_ on I EEECS 


dies boats Mt a 


— 6 ——Ü— —2L — — — —  — — — 


* we 
"a; 
—_ 
2 


— — 3 — äwü2ä—— — 


| 


ſorts Oyl of Cloves Turpentine of Cer- 
| Clove Bark Oyl of Copavia many 
Fcechia Oyl of Juniper Except 
Grana Germanic Oyl of Lignum Rho- 5 
Gum Mountjack dium G SIG 
eſſamine Ointment Oyl of Peony eee > 0 $ 
Jeu Bark Oyl of Saſſafras co Lake 


| of the Revenue) there is likewiſe a Duty granted (F) pon all White 


A. c. . S. 7. For the particular 


LL 29] 


Chymical Salts of all Oyl of Cinnamon 


Lapis Hyacinthæ 


Medicinal Drugs of {orts Lea 

ali forts Pomatum and 
Oyl of Anniſceds Sal Tamariſcy Unrate.l Drugs uſed 
Oylof Carraway Seeds Snake-root for Dying. 


the ſame Allowance with the J. 15. -— — per Cent. on Muſlims, by 
the 11 & 12 UV. 3. c. 3. S. 2 & 6. and the Duty on Frcel an, to the Al. 


Terra Dulcis 


* 


Phyſical Oyls of all Coffee 


By the. ſaid Act (and comprehended under the Title of this Branch 


Callicoes Imported (by which are meant all Callicoes which do not 
pay Duty as Muſlins, and all Dimities and other Manufactures of Cot- 
ton) after the rate of —— J. 15. — — per. Cent. 
And for and upon all (4) Poꝛcelan, commonly called China, or Ja- 
pan Wares made of Earth, a Duty after the rate of-. 12. — per Cen. 
both according to their true and real Value by Sale at the Candle 
in London. 
The (5) JI. 15. — — per Cent. on TVhite Callicoes is ſubjected to 


— — — —— 


lowances given to Unrated Goods from the Eaſt Indies, by 2 & 3 


manner of working both, vide 
Part. II. | 
Upon Exportation of the Goods by this Act charged, as aforeſaid, 
the Duties are Dꝛabonback, as follows, iz. 


3 


Callicoes (2) ——— 
Cocoa Nuts ( k ) —— 
Drugs (1) — —— — [he whole 
Porcelan ) 

Tea not from the Eaſt Indies (n) 


(o) All the reſt, (except Tea from the Eaft Indies 
and Coffee, vide Branch, Ne 23.) (H.) 


—— 


- © Two Thirds 


Cana 
—— 


— 


Cf) 3.8 4 A.C4. 5-0 Dane. 5. I2; 
% Dito N 7. ( Ditto. 12. 
(h Ditto 5. 9. 


(n) Ditto. 7, 
(o ) Ditto —8. 7, 
(p) 10 Hf. C. 26, . 37 


7 


(4) 3&4 A. e. 4. . 12. 
( Ditto——. 7, 


No 


T9] 


——_—_— 
— 4 — —— 
7 


No 13.— Second 25 per Cent. on 
French Goods. 


v & 8 V. z. c. 20. this Duty Was granted from 28 February,1696. 
to 28 February, 1717. and from thence to the End of the next Sct- 
ſion of Parliament, and is not yet particularly appropriated, 

It is ſometimes called the French Duty, ſometimes, as above, the 
Second 25 per Cent. on French Goods, and ſometimes : 25 — — per 
Cent. Additional Duty on French Goods, the reaſon of calling it the 
Second 25 per Cent. is becauſe French Goods were before that charged 
with 25 per Cent. by 4 N 5 V. & Il. c. 5. S. 2. and is to be rais'd by 
ſuch ways and means, and under the Tbs | penalties and forfeitures with 
the Cuſtoms, Page ( 2. 

It is payable in Ready Money without any Diſcount on the follow - 
ing Commoditics, viz, 


| | | J. 5. 4 
i Single, the Ton— —— 144 
Brand , IE <1 
| 88 Double, the Ton — | 60—- 
{| Vinegar, the Ton 4 9 — 1 —— 
þ VENG . | | 
1 5 £7 nb Wine, the Ton ——— — 17 


All ot! der Goods of the Grow th, Produkt, or Ma Ha | 
nufacture of France, for every J. 100. — 5 * * 


my Note, 55 the Article laſt mentioned is meant a full Fourth Part PAY 
0 Value upon Oath, if the Goods be not Rated, but if Rated, 25 per 
Cent. according to their Value in the Column of Rates in Part, III. 
j The Allowance (a) of 12 per Cent, on Wines tor Leakage 8 the 
Wil VIIIch Rule in the Bock of Rates, docs not extend to this Duty 
No part of this Duty is D2awn back upon Exportation. 

ide Appendix. 


(a) I2:Cat: 2. c. 4. F. 6. 


No 14. —Coynage. 


was granted) 
B* 18 Car. 2. cap. 5. S 11. L 20 Degen 5 Years 
1666. 


A, 


from the End 

25 Car. 2.— 8.— 1. Jeb has Self = Flor 7 Years 1 
de. 4.— 7.— 2. from 1 Ang. . For 7 Years | Yee En End 
i c 1685.— F [ 88 next 
| | 4 & 5 F. M.—24.— 3. ten eb. (for 7 Yeats Seſſion. 
"Ml | from x Frne, | 
1 12 & 13 U. 3.—11.—16. 3 im 3 oe — Tz Years 
i | rom 1 Mar. 

. This 


on 


2 


the 
per 

the 
rg'd! 
d by 
Vith 
low- 
$ | d. 
2 25 
PS: 
EW 


| 
| 


f the 


J Der, 
„ 
the 


1 


This Duty ſtands appropriated by the ſaid 7 A. to the uſe * 
Mint, ( a) and is pay able in Ready Money, without any Diſcount, up- 
on the following Imported Liquars, Whether fif'd, or unfill'd, viz. 


| Beer or Beer Eager 
* $Syder or Syder Eager—— 
Vinegar ——— 

Wines — — 
Brandy or Strong Waters the Ton- — 


the Ton — 85 1.— 10. — 


1. —— — 


But Note, Ihe Practice is not to charge Prizage Wine with this 


Duty. 


It is to be levied (5) by the ſame ways and means, and under the ſame 
penalties and forfeitures with the Cuſtoms, (c) and there is a Salary 
allow'd for Collecting the ſame of 12 d. in the pound, by Warrant 


from the Lord High Treaſurer, which uſually is diſtributed equally 
between the Comptroller General, Receiver General, and the ſeveral 


reſpective Collectors. 3 _— a 2 
Upon Exportation of the ſaid Liquors within the time limited by 
Law, this Duty is (d) wholly Dꝛawnback. 


— 


isse e. . s. | 
(9 Ditto. 7, 


No 5. Prizage, 


I. an Antient Duty payable to the Crown of England by Pre- 


ſcription, and without Limitation, upon Importation of Wines, and 


is confirm'd by 12 C. 2. c. 4. § 15. by I J. 2. C 3. S. 6. and by the 
XXVIIth Rule in the Book of Rates (4) 


Prizage is either Single or Double, Single is one Ton, and 


is Due when the Quantity Imported amounts to Ten Tons, or under 


Twenty Double Prizage is T'wo Tons, and is due when the 
Quantity amounts to or excceds Twenty Tons, but when the Quantity 
of Wines Imported is under Ten Tons, there is no Prizage due. 

It is taken by the proper Officers (+ before the Maſt, and t'other 
behind, without taſting ) either in kind, or at a certain price by A- 


} greement. and is ſubject to the ſame Duties as if it were imported by 

| way of Merchandize, (5) except the Old Subſidy and Additional Du- 

ty: Only with this difference as to the Impoſt, (c) that it has not the 
benefit of 8 per Cent. allow' for Waſte in the Ccllars, as in Page (15). 


When the Prizage is taken in kind for the Queen, the Method is 
to ſell it to the beſt Advantage, and What remains after deducting the 
ſeveral Duties to Which it is liable, is brought to Account under the 
Title of Prizage. 

In England the Prizage generally belongs to Tome Nobleman by 
Gift or Patent from the Crown, but the Wine is ſtill liable to the fore- 


| (c) 1F2.0.3%S5.; 


C4)-13.C: 2: £45 6. 
( b) Ditto 5. 15. 


laid 


FE 


| 


— 1 


LIT 


{aid Duties in whoſe hands ſoever; and in Scotland the Payment of 
it is conteſted, and is now depending in Judgment before the Court 


of Exchequer there, Security being taken at Importation to abide the 
determination of that Court. 


AS 


No 16, Butlerage, 


bo an Antient Duty payable to the Crown of England by Chart 
Mercatoria, Without Limitation, upon all Wines Imported by 
Strangers, confirm'd by 12 C. 2. c. 4. $.6. at the End of Rates In- 
wards. And by the XIIth and XXVIIch Rules in the Book of Rates, 
vide Part. IV. 


It is 2 J. per Ton without Diſcount, or Drawback, upon Expor- 
tation. 


— 


—_— 
gory or HE GER oo Yon OW 


— 1 


Zi: „%„ͤ„ T:—P— 4 —Ek 


Ne 17. New Duty on Pepper. 
Raiſins, &c. 


X 8 A. c. J. S. 1. this Duty was granted from 6 February, 170. 
: to 6 February, 1741. and (a) ftands appropriated with ot. ers| 
for Payment of J. 990,000. — — then borrow 'd for the Service of the 
War, Ce. and (5) is to be levied by the ſame ways and means, and 
under the like penalties with any other Duties payable by former 
Acts on the Commodities charged by this. | 


[ 
1 


The Duty granted by this Act is, as follows, viz. ( 14 20 
| | « | 08] of 4 


P 
Cinnamon, the pound 1 Lo = i 7181 
Cloves, the pound 42 as much as they? )— 2 2 51 2 
Mace, the pound © 2 were formerly liable to 5 — 410 4 
Nutmegs, the pound- ii 
Pepper, the Found, except (d) Long Pepper —  /— I 6 | 
Raiſins of all ſorts, the 112 6ͤͤüũé G t2kköůä L'Doũ „ 


* 
1 


— — N — 


Snuff, the pound, not of the Product or Manufacture? | | 
of the Britiſh Plantations — 6 f 


By this Act Pepper is liable (e) to of che Old Subſidy only at Im- 
portation, and is to be brought to no other Port but London, and there 
Secured in proper Warehouſes: Such part thereof as is for Exportati- 
on is chargeable with no further Duty than what was paid, as afore- 
ſaid, at Importation, but ſuch part as is ro be conſum' in Britain, 


— 


2— — LSE SE ee i ef 5 ———̃ñ„ũ%vuæę «ͥIhÿu’ç III 


(4) 8 A. c. 7. F. 28. Cd) 9 A. e. 6. §. 50. 
() Ditto a 5. Ce) 8 A. c. TC 7. 
Ce3 Ae. 5.6. | 


oY OED 


24 r 


t Im- 
there 
rtati- 
1forc- 
itain, 


ä — 


un lex the like penaltics with the former Duties on 


C95 3 


N' 19, —- New Duty 


|; 


is to pay both this New Duty of 18 d. per pound, without any Diſ- 
count, and all other Duties to which Pepper was liable by any for- 
mer Acts (except the + Subſidy paid at Importation ) vide Pepper 
in Index Part. IV. 

All the other Goods (f) have 12 Months time (on Security) for 
payment of this Duty, and a Diſcount of 10 pey Cent. if paid 1n Ready | 
Money. 

Upon Ex portation of the ſaid Goods within the time limited, this 


Duty is (g) wholly D2awnback (/) except Pepper, which having 


aid only + the Old Subſidy at Importation, draws back nothing. 
* * P S 


| TSR 


(f) 8 . e. 7. J. 12; 
(pg) Ditto 9. 1. 


— 


| (5) 8 A. e. 7. 4. 11. 


3 _—_— 
— — 


Ne 18. — New Duty on Candles 
Imported. 


BY 8 A. c. . S. 1. was granted from ? 
I May, 1710. — 5 
9A —2L. =7- thence Continue. for ever. 
And by the ſail Jaft Act it ſtands appropriate! to the ſame nies and 


— CK) 1 May, 1715. 


| purpoſes with the Impoſt on Wines and Vinegar, which ſee 


Page (14) | | 
It is to be ra!sd, and Collected (a) by ſuch ways and means, and 
Candles, and is, 
Viz. Fox 
Tallow Candles Importe], the pound=————————__—, 
Wax Candles Imported, the pound — —— 4 


It is payadle ig Ready Money without any Diſcount, and (35) is 


| wholly Dzawunback upon Exportation, () Bond being given before 


Shipping, that they ſhall be really Exported to Foreign Parts, and not | 
Relanded in any Part of Erztazn. 


—— — — — — 


(6) 84. c 9.0 
(60 Ditto——5. 


+; (e) 8 A. e. 9. F. 24. 
2. 


on Coals, 
Culm, and Cynders. 


Y 8 A. c. 4. S. 1. this Duty was granted from 29 September, 1710, 
to 29 September 1742, and ſtands appropriated to the payment of 

- 1,590,000 — — borrowed for the Service of the Year 1710. 
| Tt 


4 2 


ot —— 
* 


; ee 
amy» 8 * a 


| It is to be (a) rais d, levied, and collected by any Statute or Law [ 
then in force, by virtue of 4 & 5 A. c. 6. S. 2. in which reference is had 
to ꝙ & 10 . 3. c. 23. S. 4. with reſpect to the Duty on Coals Im- 
ported, and to ꝙ & 10 UV. 3. c. 13. S. 8. in relation to the Duty on 
Coal: and Culm brought Coaſtwiſe, and to ro & 11 NV. 3. c. 21. S. 28. 
as to Cynders. 


The Duty by this Act payable is as follows, v:z. | 


th, „ Id. 

the Ton, cont. 20 C. a Set -y FR 

5 | at 112 ib each 25 | 
| from Foreign Parts the Chalder, containing 
\ b 36 Buſhels inchefierS — 1 416 ä 
Coals - Meaſure — — | 
| 25. ___S$tbelike Ton — 1 ä 

(Eval wil tine like Chaſder———_—_} | 3|- 

| Cuim, Conſtwife——— che like Chalder——— || —| —-| 7; 

Cynders made of e 3 
Pi Coal 8 Coaſtwiſe, the like Cha lde 1 FAT 


This Duty (5) may be Bonded pavable in 3 Months, and if |' 
paid in Ready Money, has a Diſcount after the Rate of Io per Cent, 
per Annum, which tor 3 Months is 2 & , per Cent. | 
The Duty (c) from Foreign Parts is payable by the Tmporter ; the 
Duty (d) Coaſtwiſe by the Owner or Maſter of the Ship; and being 

paid once (e) is not to be charg d again on the ſame Coals, c. tho 
afterwards ſent to anotier Port. | | 


N. B. Coals carry d (F) between the Bridge of Stirling and Bünde 
in the Fryth of Forth, are exempted from this Duty, 


The manner of working this Duty is fo plain and obvious, that 
it needs no Example, I ſhall therefore only add, (4 that upon Ex- 
| portation this Duty is x holly Dꝛabonback, or an equivalent allowance ( 
made out of the Overſea Duty on Coals. 


Ca) 8 Ale 4. F. 3. ſ le) 9 & 10M 3. e. 13 8 12 3 
(by.9&10 W. 3. c. 13. F. 12. J) 8 A. c. 4. §. 39. 

e ) D tto 8.3 TS & 10} > A wo 13.4 12 | 
(d) Ditto d. 5. & 6 


| 
—— 
' 


No 20. -— Subſidy Outwards, and 
Additional Duty on Coals and 
Candles. 


Yog A. c. 6. S. 22. this Branch of the Revenue is made a Fund of 
Credit for the Payment of I. 1,500,000. — — borrowed for the ]: 
Service of the Year 1711. and is granted for 32 Years from the reſpe- | 

tive Commencements of the following Duties. | 
Subſidy | 


| 
Er 
' 

We” T 
| 

| 


that 
n Ex- 
Wallet 


| 
| 


ind 
ind 


| 
| 
| 
| 
| 


2und of 
for the 
e xeſpe-. 


the Oath of tle Exporter, as at the End of Kates Outwards. 


| Characters in Part. III. 


lative Acts, are likewiſe Con inued, vis. 


Other Relatre Acts are, 


[ 35 J 


_ 
* IR 13 rr 9 xr D 
— ee 


Subſidy Outwards. 


3 Duty was firſt granted by 12 C. 2. C. 4. S. I. as a part of the 


% 


Subſidy of Poundage, and thencetorward Continued accordingiy, 
2s was hinted Page (4) till 1 Auguj/,i5T0, from Which time it ceas d 
to be payable, till by 9 A. c. 6. 5. 1. it was Revived from 8 March, 1710. 
to 8 March. 1742. i : 

It is 5 pe" Cent, or 12 d. in the pound upon all Goods Exported, 
according to the Rates rc{pecuvel, charg d upon them Outwards in 
Part. III under the Title Rates, or it they are not there Rated, ac- 
cording to their relpect ve Values, to be affumed, and aſcertained by 

4 
Example. 

30 hundred Brit 15 Allom- ; 

Allom is charg d at 1. 1. — — Per hund 


ti 


7 _ 
" . I, — 


—äůͤ — — 
1 


ed weight, whereof the 


N 
# 


. 1. 10. r 
3 * LE A ! 1 4 a FX s a 4 ; 5 4 * : 
It i: always payable in Ready Money, and has no Diſcount. 


Li Y *% Kei 


U q » 143 5 * Ls 7 { £747 15 ed 5 - | 7 N 4 4 18 ard rene 
der Lis Cle and continued 05 9 1. aiOTelald, > COULD. GA 
; - & 7 Ef BERL: & * : * * , r* J 
Duty COmMNOoniry called ne Med. Lehen Duty. 11 ran! 


C. 2. c. 11. S. 35. and is 1 per Cent. both Outwards and Inwards (over 
and above all other Duties) upon all Goods Exported to any part in the 
FMediterranean Sea beyond tne Fort of Mallaga, from any Port of 
Britain capable of a Ship of 200 Tuns, or Imported from thoſe Parts 
in any Ship or Veſſel that hath nat Wo Decas, or carries leis than 
16 Pieces of Ordnance mounted, With Tuo Men to each Gun, and 
Ammunition proportionable, nnlefs tuch Ship be Britiſh, and the one 
Moiety of her full Lading Outwards be Fiſh, in which Caſe the 1 per 
Cent. is neither payable Ourwaras nor Inwards, | 

Several Alterations have been made as to the Subſidy Outwards 


ſince firſt granted, and therefore ſuch Goods are diftinguith'd by Tealick 


By this Act, with reference to 5 A. c. 27. S. I. the following Re- 


1 


Act for taking off the A jens Duty Outwards———25 C. 2. c. 6. 
Act for Leſſening rhe Duty upon Tin and Pewter 8 & Y NV. 3. c. 34. 
Exported — 2 — ” IO — \ . 
Act for taking away the Duty upon Woollen Ma- 


Z & 14 ä | 
3 & 14 C. 2. c. 18: > Fc. vide Page 3. 


Note, Foreign Goods having paid Duty at Importation, hy the VIIth Rule 
in the book of Rates, may be Exported at any Time Duty free, 


Subſidy 


but where there is no Duty pa; able Inwards, the Prattice is to make 
| : < them 


; 


Sper Cent. 15 1 — 1. — 1nd conlequently OL 30 hundre! Weight | 


| 


Ae! 8 4 1 oy V. 2. C. 20. 
nufactures, 9c, — a „ 3 | 


— 
Sa — 


7 232 ay 


90 ] 


—ͤ—ä—jT-— — ——— — — — — RN A AE — —ů —ͤ — 3 


| them pay the Subſidy Outwards, as in the caſe of Cotton Vooll of the 
Britiſh Plantations, which pays 5 per Cent. ad Valorem. 


Additional Duty on Coals, Culm and Cynders, 


lis Duty is by ꝙ A. c. 6. S. 8. granted from 8 March, 1710. 
to 8 March, 1742. and (by reference to 4 & 5 4. c. 6. S. 2. 
and thence & lo V. 3. c. 13. S. 12.) may be Bonded, pa able at 
4104 enee to 9 1 O VF , yo Lo 13. » — may 4 Olde 5 paya 31 a 
"11 N 1 1 : ! 80 n «71 
Three Months; and if Ready Money be paid down, trere 18 a Difcount| ' 
allow d aſter the Rate of 10 per Cent. per Ann. which for Three Months 


| 
| 


ate 
is 2 and per Cent. and is as follows, vlg. | 

> | bo [S. Go 
"the Ton, containing we'd | | 
hundred weight, at | - 
| 112 ib per hundred f 


1 
Va. 


Imported————z Weight 
- 


\ — 
the Chalder, contauung | | | 
| | 
| | 


36 Buſhels Whin->; ; 
che{ler meaſure EH, 
114 as. = 1 9 the like Ton — 
Waun CON Wus ? che like C 3 
Culm— 95 | ethe like Chalder- — 
| Coaſt * ſe—— — 0 except Charcoal the q 
5 like Chalder 5 
This Duty is to be wrought as the New Duty on £ 
| No 9 ) to which J refer. | | 
Ir is payable (a) by tre Importer as to Foreign Coals Importe, 
and (6b) by the Owner or Maiter of che Ship, Coaſtwiſe; and being 


7 


Coals Y 
| 


A 


— nn 
U 
— 


— 


3 4 
; 
hy = 


4 

Goods be afterwards carry d to another. 

Coals carry d ( 4) between Stirling, Diumbar, and Redhead in the 

F.)tꝰ of Fercb, are exempied from this Duty. | 
Upon Fxportation, this Duty is (e ) Dzawnback, or an equivalent 

Allowance made; out of the Oic:fea Duty on Coals. 


paid at any one Port, (e) 1s not to be pal a Second time, tho tlie 


® 7 


| „ ” - 5 —— —— ——ä—— — U—U—ü— eG RC —— — — 2 — ä6j64—5— ̃ — —— HE — — 


wr 


FR 
Cn 
— 
2 
f 
— 
— 
r 
CE 5 
— 


()) Ditto. 5, ©: 
CC ) 39 0—— 5 1. 


Additional Duty on Candles Iinported. 


RE 9 A. c. 6. S. It. this Duty is granted from 25 March, 1711. 
to 25, March, 1743. and is payable in Ready Money without at: 


Diſcount, viz, 


KR. 

* 

* 

7 

— 
2 

CI R 
® 

—— 

93 
L7 

— 

4 


N C andes 1 5 . 4 | 
Wax . andes, OY tune Ui: 14 10 CA I of C2 Pound — 8 4 | 
* * 5 1 14 * 7 * 17 5 A EN % 11 * {+ % * 1 . [ | 
T.iltow ANGIE 24 4116 a1 Q! ner | TICIKS 5 1 12 50nd E e Ferre 


It is to be raiſel and levied (a) as the New Duty on Candle. | 
( Branch Ne 18.) which fee, and is (5) wholly Dzawnback upon 
Exportation, Bond being given for Exporting them accordingly, aid | 


—— — 


—— ——————_—_ — 


. E 


. ͤ 


— 


— 


Ne 21. Ne Duty on Hops 


Imported. 


Y o A. c. 12.5. 1. This Duty is granted trom 1 June, 171 1. to 
1 June, 1715. 1 ſtands appfopriated (a) tow ards the pay- 
Ment of J. 180,000, — — borrow ed tor the Support of the Publick 
B d. per pound Weig At on all Hops 1 406 or! ed, P35 able in Ready 
Money - tho! t Diſcount, (5b); ind may + e Levied by ſuch w ays and 
means, and under the fame Penalties and Forfeitutes with the former 
Duties on Hops Imported. 
Fereign Hops Exported to Ireland, () Dꝛiawback no part of this, 


iat 


or any other Duty. " wide Hops in Index, Part. IV. 


No 22. -— New Duty on Hides 
and Skins Imported, 


Y 9 A. c. 11. S. I. This Duty is granted from 24 June, 1711. 
B to 24 June, 1743. and by 9 A c. 23. S. 52. made a Fund (with 
others) for payment 5 5000, —.— borrow 4 for carrying on 
the W ar, E5c. and (a) may be Leviec 5 1 to the Methods, "ind 
under the fame Pe enalties with the Subſidy of Poundage or Old Subtidy, 
and other Acts relative thereto, 

It is pavable in Ready Money, without any Diſcount,upon the follow - 


ing Commodities, vi. 
| d. 
Buffalo, Elke, Loſhce, or any other Hides e . = 
„ref d in O7. che pound 7 cages 41 F 
i Ru ſſia Hides, on e POLL 0 d. 
i All other tann'd Hides, not ſpecially charg'd,7 
| the pound _ - — — | NE 
118 ef Horſes, Mares, aud Geldings, dreſs d in» 
Allom ar d Salt, or Meal, or otherwiſe>|{—| 1} — 
tawed, the Hide — — — 
of Steers, Cows, or any. other Hides of what?) | 
| kind ſoever „(except Horſes, Mares, and 8885 
| Gel 8 dreſs d in Allom And Salt, or | * 
Meal, or otherwiſe tawed, t — >| | | 


9A. e. 11. J.. ES» „ ; 
F 2 | Skins 


Hs + 


_ —ũ— 2 — — | — wy 2 


25 


9 


wh yore d in Allom and Salt, or Meal, or { 
»therw! ie tawed, the pound 


— — 


alk #t1nn'd, the pound- — — 118 . 11 
| | 
1 
commonly calle! Ce ordivant s, the dozen | 
1 
b 


1 
1 41 = 
Deer Skins dreſs'd in Oyl, or Allem and Salt, e | 
or otherwiſe perfectly dreſs'd „the poundl- 7. 6 
Dogs Skins dreſs d in Allom and Salt, or? j | 5 | - 
othe * il > tne pound 1——— —5 © N 3 
Goats Skins (not uſually call ed Cordivan's') @ | 1 
however Irof 8 12 the JOU! 10 — 3 5 5 | ade | | 0 
Kids Skins, dreſs d or undreſs d, or not per- T“. 
fectly dreſs'd, the dozen x —— | 1 
Skins 4 Kips Skins dreſs d in Allom and Salt, or Meal, | 
Ox O H Cr i{e tawed, the 3 — — 0 | f 
| Tomb Carcls d in Oyl, the desen 1 
i Skins Stan 4; the dozen — — — f Ls — 9 
| Irefs'd; or tawed otherwile, the dozen- | | —|— 6 
Sheep dre sd . u the dozen s 
| Skin- = aw 118 5 the « ren 5 „ 8 
reſs d, or tawed otherwiſe, the dozen-! - — 6 
| Sl 1 ink YT the Hair, however dreſs 05 * ES ED 
pound — 11 
i Kins- * ER the Hair, however dreſs 4.7 = = , 
. e pound — „ 


For all Hides and Skins, and pieces of Hides or Skins, tann'd, 
tawed, or dreſs d, not before particu/arly charg'd, and for all Ware: 
made into Minufacures of Leather, or any Mamifacture whereof thi 
moſt Valuable part ſhall be Leather / 15 — — per Cent. ad Valo. 


rem, Which is for every 20 s. value —— — 4 —1 31 
yur a f | a 
Parchment, the dozen ( „4 „%! 
Vellom, the dozen —— — Penn ns ena 44 L | = 
And by 9 A. c. 23. S. 37. there is a Duty granted d (4) and appro- 
priated to the fame Nr S With the Duties aforeſard, VIZ, ON 
Cards Import ed, the pac [nee | ms 


Dice Imported, the pair 
Rock Salt Exported f for Ireland, the ton 9 A. c. 23. $. 4z.- 1! 


The Value 115 ſuch of the afore/a d Commodities, aud e 
as pay Duty aq V alore! n.- e) 75 to be aſcertained by the Oath i 
the Merchant Im porter, according to the veal Worthat the For 


Enportation, with out any Abatement on account of this, or any fiir j 
mer Duty. 


Hides, Cc. having paid this Dut Y (JF) are to be Mark'd with pro- 
per Stamps (vide Hides in Index, Part. IV. ) and upon Exportation, 
(4) D:atoback Two thirds of the ſame : 


I 


(7) 9 A. e. II. F. 42. 
(g) ditto 6. 37 


„ 


ct u 
ath 
For? OT 


ny for 


th pro⸗ 
tation, 


N az. 


gulations reſfectively hereafter mentioned. 


191 


—_—_— 


Except 
Wares made of Hides, or Skins only cur- 7 
ied, ( 3 TE To 1 whe 
| | Hy 15 Rind 24 June, 1711. (120 which Drawback nothing. 


Cards and Dice 5 


Bond is to be taken at Exportation, that they ſhall not be relanded in 
Britain. | | 


0 A. 0114.41. 9 9＋eI. X37. 


Additional Duty on 
Hides, Skins, c. 
I! Y 10 A. c. 26. S. 1. this Duty is granted for 32 Years, from the 


ſ-veral reſpective Commencements under mentioned, ( a) and 
ſtands appropriated to the payment of 7. 1, 800, ooo. — — borrow'd 


for the Service of the War, Cc. 


It is payable in Ready Money without any Diſcount, except Tea, 
and Drugs from: the Eaſt Indies, and Coffee, which are under the Re- 


From 1 Auguſt, 1712. to i Auguſt, 1744 (5) 


Euffalo, Elke, Loſhee, or any other Hides, f.\ 5. | 4 
dreſs in Oyl, the pound — 0 e 
Teuſjia Hides, the pound — BZ L 
Ulia All other tann'd Hides, the pound — 12 
des of Horſes, Mares, and Geldinzs, dreſs'd in Al- 
lom and Salt, or Meal, or otherwiſe cl — 1 1— 
All other Hides fo dreſs d, or tawed, the Hide—- || 16 
Calve F fo dreſs d, the pound - — 1 
Skins- 2 tanu d, the pound n me $M 
Cordivants, the dozen — 1 — 41 — 
Deer Skins perfectly dreſs'd, the pound- — || 3 
| Dogs Skins however dreſs'd, the pound 
Goats Skins of all ſorts ( except Cordivants ) Pl 
however dreſs' d, the dozer. — . 
Kids Skins dreſs'd, or undreſt, or not perfectly e 6 
0 dreſs d, the dozen — ä IT Hal e 
Skins = 5 Kips Skins abr dreſs d, the pound—— || — 14 
| Cann d, the dozen —. 1 EE, eee 
Lan Sarefs in Oy], the dozen | 3 x oi 
otherwiſe dreſs d, the dozen 6 
Shee tann g, the dozen — ones —|—|9 
Skins. dreſs d in Oyl, the dozen — — 1 16 
otherwiſe dreſs'!, the dozen. . 
Sar with the Hair, however dreſs' d, the IA N 
8 pound = | 
1 : 3 . | 
Skins- Without the Hair, however dreſs'd, the 1333 
2 8 pound — — ey : 
(4) 10 A. e. 26. §. 78. 


'1 


| 5 ) 10 if. 6-26. S. I. 


40 ] 


* — — 
—— 


Branch NN? > 


raiſed as the New Duty on thoſe Commodities 


(J as the former Dudes on thoſe C20 as, and 
The Puty on Wire, (1) as the Duty on Soap and Starch. 
Tea from the Eaſt 2 'S, and Coffee trom all Pa rts, (n) to be put 


as would not be drawn back upon Exportation, being, Viz. 


5 the Old Subhdy--— 
. . the New Duty, Bra nch 2 8 
| 2 No 11. — 
7 V PO of 
For every pound 0 « the Old Subſidy-— ad Valorem 
Teg——e-t 5 New Duty, Br ack . 
ö 1 1. 3 8 — 


be taken accordingly, but no further Duty to be paid; it for Con- 
ſumption in Britain, the Duty payable by this Act, and all forme. 
Duties, are to be paid dow n, except * hat was paid at Importation, 


2 Note, (u The 21 © le Cent. on Rated Drugs, 70 to ve taken accore 
Ng ?0 the Rats. in the Old 50 A of Rates, which are ; only of the 
Rates 7 271 Part. III EF EXCept +} 0 oe for Dyers 2006 ) w/ ch are as for . 


4 


* 
* 1 


6 4* SY | ; * 
Clauſe at te EY * Drugs F. wt, III in favour of fuch as come 


—— * I GIS al _—  — —-— 


2 —ů— „„ 


(c) 10 A. e. 26. 8. 3. | | (i) To A. e. 26, J. 7. 

(a) ditt. 7. (Ek) dito. 9. 

(e) ditto . 3. CL. CUI 46. 

(J) ditto —5. 32 (m) ditto 5. 34. 

(£2 ditto . 46. (n) dito. 33. 
) 0 


For all Hides ; and Skins: and pieces of Hides and Skins, J. s [4 
tann'd, taw'd, or dreisd, not before particularly 
charg d, and for Wares made into Manufactures of — 31 =. 
Leather, I. 15 per Cent. ad Valorem, which is for | 
every 20.5. Valle er I ee I 
Parchment, the dozen (c) 75 — — | 1; 
Starch, the tar * . (4 — — — —— 2 
Vello om, t! — — — — — |. 3 — 
85 16 June, 1712. to 16 June, 1744. ( 
Coſt tee, the pound — — — ——— — F | — 
Drugs (except Turpentine from the Britiſh Planta "Sg 
ons, and Dying Drugs from any Foreign . 5 
J. 20 Per Cent. ad Valor ems W nich is for every 20 8. 15 
value — — — || 
rea F from the Eaſt 1 as: the pound — — 124. 
2 from any other Place, pound — — 5 
From 1 July, 1712. t0r July, 1744. ny: | 
Gilt Wire, the Onnce 'Froy—— — — — 2 — 
Silver Wire, the like Ounce — nr ne -H=|=:9 | 


The Duty on Hides, Sins, Vellom, and Parchment, (5) is to ha 


The Duty on Starch, (i) as the Duty on Soa} Branch N. 25 
The Duty on Dru s and Tea (except Tea from the E. z/t Indies 


into Warehouſes at nennen and to pay ſuch Duties only then, 


ad Valorem | 


Upon Delivery out of the Ware 5 if for Exportat ion, Bond to 


4 
tt 1 : 
| directi) 


———— —— — 4 


merl;) witvout ary regard to, Or abatement on account of the 


— —— — 


” A 


— AN NES a 


) M ‚‚/ẽ² ²ůͥmuũ ᷑ ̃ vTf̃ ͤõ̃ U Ä 
| | 
: 
— — — ———— — 


2 1719 
put 


} ; 
then, 


OF E771. 


Orem. 


Gold Lace, Thread, or Fringe, the Pound Avcrdupois2 | — 3 8 


Ne 24. 


lowing Commoditics, v2. 


I 
Soap, the pound weight —— — | 3 
From 24 June, 1712. to 24 June, 1744. 5 | | | 
EY Fine, che Neam —— r 
3 2 Ordinary, the Reaam — 8 Ls 
Baſtard or double Copy, the Ream pars © Romer] BHD I ener: 
Blue Royal, the Ream — 2 — 
[Cartridge Paper, the Ream— _ — 16 | 
Chancery double, the Ream- — 5 
Papers Crown, 2 SGenoa Crown 9 Sine the, Ream— 11 — 1 
voc. © 20 e Second, the Ream— —| 1 — 
Jermann Crown, the Ream ——=—— |=] | — 
| Fine, the Ream . 
| Second, the Ream ooo ee ee 
Demy=—# Printing, the Ream— — 1] 8] 
Vocat, Gina Fine, the Ream E 
Second, the Ream— — [1 6 


41 1 


c 


directly from the place of their growth : On Dꝛugs unrated from the 

| Faſt Indies, according to the groſs price at the Candle (vid. Part, II.) 

# and on all other unrated Dꝛugs according to their real Value at the 

yt of Iinportation, including this and all former Duties, to be 
affirm d upon the Oath of the Importer. 

Upon Exportation, and giving Bond, that they fall not be relanded 
in Britain, the atoreſatd Commodities: Drawbacs, as follows, viz. 
Hides, Skins, Leather-Wares, Parchment an! Vellom (o) Two thirds. 
Starch (p) —— _ 
Drugs and Tea (except Tea from the Eaſt-Indies) (q) $ 
Tea from the Eaſt Indies, and Coffee (r — 


5 Oe „ EE — — e ²˙ — — — 0 


The whole. 
Nothing. 


—ͤñ)M— — ÄU— — 


. ˙ K 29 


Meight (770 ———— 
Siver Lace, Thread, or Fringe, the like pound ——— 5. — 


. — TRE, Y 1 OD 


het 4 = * 4 * * . -y 
( 7 ) | O . E. 2 2 §. 4. k 1 [i p, 4 0 * 1 2 9. Y * 7 7. | 
() ditto— $27 (lf), ditto 
F _ » y * F, » k F * 110 
» Ul 
. Fo 
(4) ͤ di... 41. 


* U— —ꝓꝓä ——4 2 — — * 


New Duty on Soap, Pa- 
per, Sc. Imported. 


Y 10 A. c. 19 S. 32. this Duty is granted for 32 Years from the 
reſpective Commencements undernamed, and lands appropriated 
towards the payment of 1,809,099, — — borrowed for the Service of 
the War. 1 
It is payable in Ready 


— 


Money, without any Diſcount, upon the fol- 


From 10 June 1712, to 10 June 1744. (4) 


PR 
£ 
© 


* 


| Demy 


— . —E—ẽa¹ſ2 


— — 


„„ [Ch to A. e. 19. $4.32, 


an a 2 
— 


hd * 


—_—— 4 N 2 


[43 | 


| Demy—voc. German Demy, the Ream 
h Fine, the Ream —— 
Flephant- Ordinary, the Ream . BE 
Fine, the Ream——— 
Second. the Kam 3 
Fools Cap. vocat. Genoa? Fine, the Ream 
' Fools Can-Y Second, the Rean.— 
vocat. German Fools Cap, the Ream— 
Imperial Fine, the Ream—— 
Lombard German, the Ream—— — 


2 Mong. Fine, the Ream————— A 
| 


2 vorat, Genoa Medium, the Ream— 
Painted Paper, the Rea 2 
Super Fine Poet, the Ream — 
2 Second Fine Pot, the Ream ———— 


— 


Pot, voc. 


— — 


Fine, the Ream— - — 
Royal er, Holland e Fine, the Ream 
| Royal Second, the Ream 
voc. Genoa Royal, the Ream 
(Super Royal Fine, the Ream 
M1ld-boards 2 
Paſt-boards and >the 112 1 ————— 
e ee ee | 
All other Paper, White or Brown. or any other Colour 
or Kind whatſoever. IJ 20 per Cent. ad Valovemn, which 
is for every 205. value — 
Books, Prints, and Maps Printed, or Wrought off be- 
yond Seas, bound, or unbound, J. 30 per Cent. ad 
Palorem, which is for every 20 s. valuc— . 
From 20 Fuly, 1712. tO 20 July, 1744. (a) 
Linens chequer d, ftripd, printed, painted, ſtained, or 
dyed after the Manufacture, or in the Thread, or Varn 
before the Manufacture, in any Foreign Part J. 15 per 
Cent. ad Valorem, which is for every 20 5. value 


— 


Ls 


ing to the former Duties on thoſe Goode, and the Dur 
cording to the preſent Duty on Paper, c. 


aſcertain d upon the Oath of the Merchant Importer. 


 Poſt,voc. Fine Large Poſt, the Reami- — 


The Duty on Soap (5) to be raiſed by the ſame Ways and Means, 
and under the fame Penaities with the former Duties on Soap. 


The Duty on Paper, Boards, Books, Prints, and Maps, (oe) accord- 
on Linens, ac- 


The value of ſuch of the aforeſaid Paper, Books, Prints, and Maps. 
as are to pay this Duty «d Valorem, (d) is to be fo much as they arc 
really Worth at the Port of Importation, without any Abatement, o. 
Account of the preſent, or any former Duties thereon payable, to be 


WI 


This Duty upon Exportation is (e) wholly Dꝛawnback, Security 
being taken that the Gocds ſhall not be relanded in Britain. 


(4) 10 A. c. 19. S. 66 
(b) ditto S.-3: 
(c) dito . 36, 


: (d) 10 A, e. 19. $.34. 


— 


—— — ͤw—4— —— — 
GI I 


Ce) ditto 


9.24, 58, 94. 


No 25. 
3 —— : 


WI 


leans. | | 


*cord- 
IS, AC- 


| | 
Maps. | | 
2Y arc | | 
at, ON} 
to be 


curity 


. 


— — 


— — — 


— 
—— a —— hoes 
— — 


1 
|| 
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L 43 ] 


| No 25, —Exciſe on Salt, Imported, 


9 B* 5 & G M. & M. c. J. S. 3. Was granted from 25 March, 1694. 


to 17 May, 1697. 


and thence 


Which is for every Buſhel- 

There was granted a fur- 

ther Duty of 7 d. perGal- 

98&10W, 3. — = 44, 3. Olon, from 24 Decem. 1699. 
for ever, Which 1s for eve- 


ry Buthel — 


— 4. 8 


The Buſhel (formerly 8Gallons) (a)now 84 ib Salt, pays in all-l. — 6. 8 
The 2 s. per Buſhel, was by 1 A. c. 12. S. 17. and 8 A. c. 13. S. 13. 
applicable to the Ules therein mentioned, till 1 Arg. 1716. but after 
payment of the Money borrow'd,as mentioned in the ſaid Acts, it flands 
appropriated by 9 A. c. 21.5. 5, to the South-Sea Company for ever, 
towards payment of J. 9.471.325. — — and Intereſt. 
The J. — 4. 8 per Buthel, ſtards appropriated to the Eaft-Ind:a 
Company by 9 & 1o1V, 3. c. 44. S. 46. for payment of J. 2,c00,000 with 
Intereft, but by 10 A. c. 28. S. 1. is to ceaſe upon 3 Years notice after 


25 March, 1733. and Repaymens of J. 3,220,000. — — with Ar- 
rears. 


The Exciſe on Salt, (5) may be Bonde], 


per Cent. per Annum, which for 6 Months is J. 5. per Cent. 

For the Regulations Inwards, vide Salt, in Index, Part. IV. 
Upon Exportation of the Salt, this Duty is (c) wholly Repaid, or 
Security Vacated. | 
Fiſh, or Fleſh cured with Salt, that has paid or ſecured the Exciſe, 
Drawback likewiſe as in the Scheme for Calculating the ſame, Part. Il. 
but under the Regulations in Fiſh, Index, Part. IV. 


land, and Scotland, except the Exciſe on Salt, which in England is 
under the Management of the Cmmiſſioners of the Salt Duties, 

By the 8th Article of the Union, (4) there is a Duty payable in 
Scotland ( only) and under the Management of the Commulſhtoners of the 
Cuſtoms chere, for ſo much Scots Salt as is uſcd in Curing Fleſh Ex- 
porte from thence to Foreign Parts, or to England, ana bkewte for 
Proviſions uſcd by Ships trading thence, either to Foreign Parts, to 
England, or from Port to Port in Scotland, according to the Exciſe 
payabie in England till x May, 1714. Which is J. — 3. 4. Per Buſhel, 
but thence forward after the rate of J. 2. 4. only, becauſe from that 


time all Scots Salt becomes chargeable with 12d, per Buſhel, vide 
Duty Coaſt wiſe, Part. III. 


—— —— — 


— ___ 


Ce 6 H. & M.e. F. §. 11. and? 
0 & iO V. z. e. 44. Y. 22. : 
(d) 


165 
C . Cc 3 


| Continued for ever, viz. 
7 & 8 M. 3. — 31. 0 every Gallon 3 NR Ro 


payable in 6 Months from | 
the Delivery of the Salt out of the Cellars, with a Diſcount of J. 10. 


N. B. Al the Branches of the Revenue hitherto Treated of, ave under 
the Management of the Commiſſioners of the Cuftoms, both in Eng- 


8 No 26. 


— 


ö 


1 - 9 0 —_ DD WO 
PR 4 9 —_ 3 Fl N 9 1 ©) = - SS 5 AED, # 


[ 44 } 


—_— . 8 


Ne 26, ——Exciſe on 


His Duty both in England and Scotland, is under the Management 
oe the Collectors of the Cuſtoms at the ſeveral Ports to Levy it for 
iſcount. a 


Granted 


Continued 


IZ 
I2 C2. 24. 
2—TV. & M. c. , &c. 
4 & 5 V. & M. — 3. 
5 & 6 V. & M. - 


— . . c. 23. 


5 & GM. & M. — 20. 
1 — A. Seſs. 2. = 3. 


6— td 


1 A. c. 7. during the Queen's life 


p——— — ꝶ 


Without Limitation 


4 A. 6. to 17 May, 1808. — 
6 A. F. to 25 Jan. 1806.— 
4 A. 6. to 17 May, 1808. — 


Without Limitation= —— 


From year to yea ——— 


Tota! 


J 


P> n = 
ry \ 7 Cs 


LS 7 


1 iquors, Imported, 


—— 


1 


4 


f the Commiſſioners of the Exciſe reſpectively, who generally Impower | 
them, and 1s payable on the following Sorts of Liquors without any 


From Foreign Parts, 


From Guernſey, 8c. 


—_ 


Ale || Brandy,Spirits, || Syder || Brandy | Syder 
Se. | Vine- 
or CCC and || or gar or 
Beer || fingle double Perry || Spirits Perry 
Barrel [Gallon |Gallon | | Barrel] Ton || Gallon | Bartel Hhd. 
IId. . ld. fi. a. d L. fd. l. Nn. qa. .. d. U. 51d. 
„„ „ A — . A e 3 
=| 3]=[|-—=4|=|—=.4||=] 3F[|=|5{- i- 
—— 1 —— |= [=|-[|—|-- |] - 8[-| | 8'9 108 
Ee ee 
b 
4 31 „ 1 8 F SH i 
. oe loo i —̃˙˖˙‚» pe 
| ii : 5 — [12 10-2 8 - 89 E108 
— — e — = _ — — — * w__ 
G 2 Beer, | 


wn — —— 
— — — — 
— - 
— ——— 
— — 
— 


= 
— x — —_ —— _— — 4 - — — 
— - . —_ — — = cr — a — — : - 
- — L. 1 — —— —— * — — FX — 2 - 3 — = . — —— — 
— — , LE h_ f — — — * . 
= — —  — — — SY — — — — - — 2 — "4; 
— ” z — erp . — — 2 _ 
— —— — _ - — — — — — - — — _ —_ - — — > —— — — 
— —— —— —ͤ—ͤ meg . — 2 = - = p — —— — — = 
— —— 5 _ a — 2 — — —— 2 is — _ — . 
— ———————— . —. 2 5 8 ———— — — — 25 — cr rs ee oe ns er ener Ie ener - = D . 7 1 
— —— . — — IS tt — = — - — " = — * — — 
= — ä —— — —  —— — — * ” = _. XX — — — — — — = — — 
III — r o — — : - —_— = 3 — 8 2 — — — — 
= * — — — — — -: . . A > — — . — —— 
2 — nc! - — 0 = 2 — ++ or 2 5 — — 8 — — - 
. - 2 ” - — 5 f a 
. * - - 6 ” . Ix 333 ————— 
—— — rn © * - - X - << # be 


— — ——_—_ 


i 


"RUE 

NM | j 

- : . 
4 3 

in 

h 
Wi [3 
. 


— — 


— 8 
— OR: 


— —— 


40 


— — 


Beer, Ale, or 'Syder, Byitiſh made, Exported, Drawhack the Ex- 


ciſe, and if Relanded, or put into any other Ship in Britain, Forfeited, 

and J. 50. — — for every Cask ſo unſhipd, vid, Beer in Index, 

Part. IV. But neither thoſe, nor any other Exciſeable Liquors, Im- 

ported from Foreign Parts, Dꝛaboback any part of the Exciſe upon Ex- 
ortation. 

. Tho this Duty does not fall naturally to be confidered in a Trea- 

tiſe of the Cuſtoms, yet J inſert it, (and ſeveral ot: cr things Rela- 


tive to the Exciſe, and Salt Duties, in proper P! ces) that the Offi- 


cers and Merchants may have a View of every Thing neceſſary to be 
known or done by them reſpectively, both [nwards, Outwards, and 
Coaftwiſe. | 


— ne 

ä — ͤ —— 
— — 
—— 
— - ** 4 * 


PA R- 


8 


= H ee diſpatch'd the firſt General Diviſion, T come now to ſhew 


ed with the Common Rules in Arithmetick, my deſign'd Brevity not 


| tz/h Merchant in a Britiſh Ship, for Sale, and the Duties paid down, 


— Filled — Ton Spamſh Vinegar Uafillel— 
. | S. 4. | | J. | 5. d, | 
4] 10 | — — Old Subſidy— [| 3]79 22 
— 18 New Subſidy— —— -|[|—| 4} oO. 
Let 4:7 One third Subſidy — 7 
—] J7-> — Two thirds Subſidy — 3] 2 
619110 Impoſt — — 6 31— 
— | Io | — COyNage———_— —1161— 
G = —Total- -——— 11. 1. 92 


| page 4, 6, 8, & 11. | 


[ 47] 


PARTITION It. 


more particularly the Manner and Method of Computing the 

Duties upon all Goo is Imported, and to aſſiſt you with ſeveral 
Compendious Schemes, Forms, Rules and Directions, for your more 
certain and expeditious Operations, | 


But here I would be underſtood to ſpeak to one previouſly acquaint- 


allowing me to touch upon that further than as it relates to the 
matter in hand. 


To begin then with Tonnage Goods, explain'd page 4.6, 8, & 11. 
Suppoſe I Ton of Spaniſh Vinegar Imported into any Port by a Bri- 


n is thus to be charg'd : 


Rape of Grapes, Syder, and Syder Eager are to be wrought, as in 


e Impoſt on Vinegar varies when Bonded, or for private Uſe, or 


the Net Duties on all Wines, except Frenth Wines, for which vide 
Appendix, „%% 
The manner of working the Duties in the following Table, is fully 


demonſtrated under the ſeveral reſpeCtive Branches, Part. I. and the 


ple is needleſs ; and becauſe in the caſe of Poſt-Entries, Over-Entries, 
and Allowances for Damages, there frequently happen odd Gallons, 
the Computation of the Duties whereof is very troubleſome, becauſe! 


| Wines are charg'd by the Ton of 252 Gallons, you have immediately] 


following a Decimal Table for the ſeveral Duties payable on a Gallon 


of all Wines, except French, and will be extremely uſeful in Practice. 


After the ſame manner ( mutatis mutandis) the Duties on Perry, | 


by Vintners and Retailers, as Wine does; for Calculating the Duties | 
whereof with the more Eaſe and Certainty, here follows a Table of | 


Table it felf is thought fo plain, that a further Explanation or Exam 


A TABLE| 


r 


I 
i 
k 
Ss 
of 7 
5 
N n 
. R 
8 +. 
id 


Op 


A TABLE ſhewing the Net Duties to be paid offff 
Diſcounts, and all oth 


— 1 — — — ** 


1 Ys 
* 


. — 
9 —__ 


London. 


Old Subſidy (except on Prizage Wines) —5 


By Britiſ Paid. 
By Strangers ——Paid⸗- | 


Additional Duty (except on Prizage Wines)- — e 
. hy Britiſh--— Paid 
— | ? By Strangers Paid 
By Britiſh ————Paid 


One third Subſidy —————— 


By Strangers-- — Paid 


Two thirds Subſidy —— Mr 8 es — 
For 1 Paid 


Secured 


3 19 private Uſe Paid —— 
mpoſt —— By Vintners and ; 
OT. Retail FF a1d 

| | For Prizage —$ ONE 
Coynage (except on Prizage Wines) ——————Paid 


Old Subſidy (except on Prizage Wines ) —5 5 £ 2 eee EE 7 


Additional Duty (except on Prizage Wine) "Rene | 
TL ecure 
8 777 aid — 
Wen Subſidy 1 | 2 By Stranvers———P3id- 


| | One third Subfidy ——————— —3 e eee 


y Strangers ——Paid-—— 
| Two thirJs Subſidy——— By Britiſſ. . — paid 


2 By Stranger: Paid 


Fe . 
e 3 


8 For private Uſe—Paid- 
Impoſ - < By Vintners and Paid 
| Reta1lers n_—_—_— {2 
Paid- 
5 I | | For Prizage—— 1 
Coynage (except on Prizage Wines) —— Paid- 


Muſcadels, Malmſies, and other Wines of the Levant, brought med 


the Ports of Briſtol or Southampton, pay more than Spaniſh Wines into 
| any other Out-Port, viz. For Old Subſidy per 1oinäüöͤͤnöß?ðx!ĩç] 


—__ & * 
2 ä 
Ks _ 
of 
- 


Te Bs 
N 2 
n 


lid fcured upon all Wines Imported (except French Wines) 
Allowances deducted. 


= | Portugal, the Ton || Rheniſb, the Awm 
Filled || Unfilled || Filed | Unfilled Filled 
; | 

' # s.| d. I. Js. d. 1. e. d. 1. 44. | L114 
qn0— 319 er 71 | 4\Top— 
e155 7+]. 54-1] 12-1 TT. 
— 275 6 2 8 Io; || — 913 —1 | 2 314 — 
red #09 om 212 10 —11O F- — 8110 a, "TA 
— e 7+} = 
| e 
| r[10|— i 6]1-43|}| 7 6 8 ||—|] 51105 x|10j— 
1 2——|| 5; :||18]4 || ]714. 1] T- 
d = en. £11 3T- 
d 4——, 379, 431| 6] 8, [|—174] 8, 

q 10 99 f 9,4 751] 0741 J 9: 10 9 

11 — 94 914' 34 ff ll 
111 8.— 10 | 8* 118 — | 1113 5: II * 
d * e Rao: Some ps 2j—j— 12 —— 

|--1 By ; | | 
11 8— Wt 118 — |} xjt3] 58 
I2—— 10 1 22 [ 2—(— |] 1j15] 22 12 —— 
d —10— —10.— ||—| i] 8 118 || oF 
= 1-22.10 [3-1-7] 37. 
 4[IO— 319 2 15 188 cory 
2|\I5 6 2 8 105-913 8 2 314— 
3—— 212 Io || — 10 — 2 8 10 33 28 
— 212 10 [( —— 117 77 ny 
440 — 310 1 x 2 — 4 0.— 
1—— [17 7-68 [ Jr 
110 — 1 6 43— 814 (— 71 4 110 .— 
2— — 115 213 8 — f 8⁴ Lo 
j—— 212 9: — 6 A8. || 37 

9 97469 4 74 114 IT; 110 9z || 10 9 
— 9 914 2416 9: r 5 [1894 
8.— IO 8 * 9825 113 57 12 * 
WE 12— — 2.— 5 A * 
8.— 10 — 8 118 |— * 54 8 25 
— — 1017 24 || 2—— I15| 24 || 12—— 
I 
- Filled 


F 


— — 


1 


* 1 nd, * 


— c 


| Spaniſh, 8c, the To 


— Ys 


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— 
O 
— 


0 — 


Unfilled | 


6--&18:-4- 
5 2 
517 


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WA 


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124 


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11 


| This Decimal Table is Calculated for the Out-Ports, but will thus 
anſwer for the Port of London. 


1 


The Difference between the Duties payable to the Crown there, and}: 


in the Out Ports, on all Wines Imported, except Rheniſi, is, vix. 


CC 


I Subſtdy——— 
Fore New Subſtly Free Ton 


| — . 4 
& 2 Subſidies SY i. 6.45 
The Decimal for a Gallon „ J a. my 5 90 228 


By adding therefore this Decimal to the Decimal in the aforegoing 
Table, for each of thoſe Duties, you have a Decimal anſwering the 
Duty in the Port of London, and this Decimal ſingly anſwers the 
Duty of a Gallon of ſuch Wines coming to London from the Out- 
Ports; for by a Clauſe after the Tonnage Duties in the Book of Rates, 
confirm'd by 12 C. 2. c. 4. S. 6. and by 9 & 10 V. 3. c. 23. S. 4 Wines 
landed in the Out-Ports, and afterwards brought to London, are to pay 
the Advance-Duty aforeſaid, being fo much as they paid Short of the 
London Duty before. | 


The truth of the foregoing Decimal Table will appear by multiplying 
the Decimal for a Gallon by 252, the Gallons in a Ton, the Product 
whereof agrees exactly with the preceeding Wine Table. | 
Note, Florence Wine pays Duty as Spaniſh, and when Imported in 

Cheſts, is computed at 8 Gallons to the Cheſt of 40 Flasks, ( tho 

40 Hass will contain 10 Gallons) and ſo proportionably for 


Half Cheſts, + being allow d in conſid ration of breaking, fo that if, 
upon Landing, they be all found broken, there is no Repayment. 
If the Flasks be Larger or Smaller than uſual, the Diſcharging 
Officer adds ur diminiſhes accordingly: 


I proceed next to ſhew the Operations on Poundage Goods. 


The Value or Rates of Poundage Goods, are to be found in the 
Iſt Column, Parr. III. under the Title Rates, whereof the z0th part, | 
or 5 per Cent. is the Groſs Duty or Sum to be Bonded, and generally 
the Diſcounts are either 5 per Cent. or ſuch Sums as may readily be 
found by that. I therefore recommend the following ſhort Table of 
5 per Cent. upon the aliquot parts of a pound to be got by heart, be- 
cauſe it will be extremely uſeful in all your Operations. 


2 5. .J. . d. . s. d. l. s. d. jt 5 d. J. 5. d. . (s. "MM g. d. 
he == = 39 reien  F—- 
. uy . 13 E 
5 SLY 99 23 | | E yu 5 
JJC gh THIS 9 
LL. — 1 — 5— 1 —— — 84 } — 16-8 | — IO 

* 3 EE ) 5 | | 8 4 2 b . 33 
2 1 |- 17 e 9 70 | 2 
r 
2 Es a= — 3 1% 7 53 and ſo forever 
, SY 317-3414] 9, 7 4 0 * 
J eee 
14.5 1 r 

H By 


1 


By this you fee that the 5 per Cent. of JI. 1. — — is 1. — 1. — 
and ſo in proportion for any part of a pound; Thus J. — 19. 2 
conſiſts of 18s. 4d. and 10 d. whereof the 5 per Cent. is 11 d. & 
as above, and ſo for any other Sum. 

To take the 5 per Cent. on a large Sum, cut off the right hand 
Figure of the pounds, and that Figure is ſhillings, take the of the 
reſt, and you have the anſwer in pounds; if any thing remains, it is 
ts. and is to be added to the ſhillings cut off, as before, thus: 
J. 1168. is 5%. or J. 58. 8. — ſo 1. 59% 1 is 1224+ or 1. 299. it. — 


7 * 
* 
od; 

q 


and J. 25817. 10. — is renn. or J. 1290. 17. 6. 

' To find the xo per Cent. of any Sum, cut off the right hand 
Figure, what ftands to the left hand is the anſwer in pounds, and the 
Figure cut off to the right hand being doubled, is the anſwer in 
ſhiltings, thus J. 1168. 13 116,8. or J. 116. 16. — 


By the 5 & 10 per Cent. all other Diſcounts practiſcd in the 
| Cuſtoms may likewiſe be readily found, thus: 


This way of working by 5 & 10 Per Cent. and their relatives, will be 
uſeful in many other caſes beſide the Cuſtoms: For inſtance, 


Suppoſe Intereſt at 5 & per Cent. for a Year Work 1 
demanded for —ä— — 5 

5 per Cent. of that Sum i — — 34.— — 

per Cent, or r, of the 5 per Cent. 3. 8, — 

5 & + per Cent. for a Lear —1. 37. 8. — 


If you know the Intereſt for a Year, there remains no great difficul- 
ty to find tor Months and Days; only by the way you may 
Y per Cent, for 10 onthe" equal to 5 por Cent. for 


Note, That<44 per Cent. for 15 Months, 12 Months 


3 per Cent. tor 20 Months, 


| But 


12 & ;————] {| Io per Cent. & or rather + of the given Sum. 
IO —— 5 per Cent, twice, or rather, as before. 
8 — Io per Cent. deducting 
7 & 2 - 5 per Cent. and the of the ſame added together. 
6 & 3 — 5 Per Cent, adding 7 | 
6 & 2 — | , | 5 per Cent. adding ; or 15 d. per pound & + d. 
"a 1 Sr many. - 5 | 
Gm — — >< 5 per Cent. adding 
4 & — — © ? 5 per Cent. dedutting -*- 
4— — & | 5 per Cent, deducting - 
2 K — — the of 5 per Cent. 
een | the + of 10 per Cent, 
1 — the ; of 5, or the — of 10 per Cent. 
* or f, — 10 — the 5 per Cent. of 10 per Cent. or the 10 per 
Cent. of 5 fer Cent. 
or — 6. 6—) Uthe 5 per Cent. of 5 per Cent. adding © 


7 | 3 : 
k 15 * 
7 F q 
RY 
i 
BY 
29855 


— I But to return to the Cuſtoms, ſome work by Decimals, and is in 
2 Þ {many Caſes the ſhorteſt way; but in regard Decimal Arithmetick is 
1 | W [not fo univerſally underſtood, I confine my ſelf to common Arithme- 
: I tick, except in one Table page jo, where lam obliged to uſe Decimals 

\4 | Ic avoid Fractions leſs intelligible, 

hel ] To proceed then; Suppoſe you were to work for the Duties of 
is | & {20 C. weight of Battery, and 1 Ton of Spaniſh ſingle Brandy, value 

s: II. 20. — — let your Operations be thus: 

C. qr. it 1 d. Ton Spaniſh Brandyo . 5. d. 

nd | 120. — — battery—| 9 —=—]| fingle, value upon | 11410 

be Diſcount 8 9—| | Oath/.30. - — 5 

inn | 1 Mn Diſcount—— . 11 6 

1 No — 8 11.— 8 | — — 

he ; 2— 8 1 8 No 1— 1 8 6 

| 5.—— 3— 2|17j—- >|] 1] 8] 6 
E 21 Diſcount - 6. 3 3 3-119 © 
l. | 2 1 411369 —4— 1-9 — 
1 : — — — 14— 1 
| | SO 30 6 9 | 26 46 2 
| = <A 
er. 22 N 
| Total- | 51. 9. 6 


] To find the Subſidies Tarn to Battery, Part. III. and work accord- 
ing to the Rare, as directed in treating of them ſeverally, Part. I. and 
tor the Impoſt to Page (22) and fo for the other Branches. 


Note, For Brevity I put down the Numbers of the Branches as in 
Page (2) inſtead of naming them Only take Notice, That wheve- 
ber, as there, Cujtoms 1s Ne 1. in this Partition by No , is meant the | 
| # | Old Subſidy, which ia a part of the Cuftoms ; and where I have oc- 
| | caſton to put down Petty-Cuſtom and Additional Duty ( which are 
* | likewiſe parts of the Cuftoms) I mark the one N 27. and the o- 
bel |} ther 28. the ſucceſſive Numbers to thoſe Enumerated. 


Some chooſe to work by the Value, and to take the Duty at laſt only, 
but I prefer the wav of working by the Duty as above, becauſe the other 
ſcems leſs intelligible to beginners, for whoſe benefit this is chiefly de- 
ſigned; it has more figuring, and after all, cannot be fo Poſted into any | 
Books, becauſe it would occafion too great an extention, and the Duties 
after all mutt be inſerted in proper Collumns, whereas by this Method 
the Duties are poſted into the reſpective Books as they ſtand in the Mer- 
chants Bills of Entry, and in the Warrants, and ſo may be confronted 
and compared at pleaſure, without any difficu'ty ; however that you may 
2Ul-| 8 ſee the Method, I ſhall work the foregoing Two Examples by the Va 

lue, and lcave you to chooſe at pleaſure, | 


H 2 C. qr. 


* 7 

Wn 
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of. $7. 
* ; 

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= LE 2 
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. qr. 16. f | . 8 d. | | Z 85 J. % | 
20 — — Battery— i8o|— 1 Ton Spaniſh Bran- | AE. EP 
Diſcount— 922 dy Single, value — 5 39 
SER) | Diſcount | 1 10 
Ne 14417. 155 
5 . 455 41 No x 2Ffoſ—| | 
N [ 100.— IR ER | E92 28 10 — N 
Bie, 5 1 — 10. 
C. 5. — + 124 3 9 O| | 
— — 8. — — 19. — 
2 I | 
Total— 606.15. - 924— m2) | 
COP 30. 6:9 | Total 1929. r0-| | 
Duty 51. 9,6 | 
| $4 qr. it | 
20 —— Weight hull'd Barlcy from EE 
Re- Place of its growth, _ if 3 I. 9 
— 00 Orten I | 
from the Place ET J (>= m— 

: 7 AO 6. 8 J. A d. gro th ee | | 
Diſc. — — 4 N. 5 AS Diſcount] — T— | 
5 . 6 I, — 6. 8 N 
. 7770 
10 4 ors 42 , — — . 5 +) 

my cn t A . 
nts —Þ3.4 . 1 = 41 3 
3-|| q(—— — I. 
25 — — 12 — 13 4 
Total Ito. 18.6 23” | pS—— 
Total. 25—- 
| J. S. d. 
A Parcel of Bound C. qr. ib I. IS. id. 
| Books, Value 2 70 -E Common Tur— 
the New Duty—5 pentine of and from the; f= to 
tor the former Dutics- 50 —— Britiſh Plantations 9 | | 
— : en 2 
q b . | 
T7 . — 3. 4 wy 
2 2 2 N I, 9 | 
No 1= 217 — 4. — | 
2 = 
e 
J. 3 e e er 3 1190 — ů v— og FF 
m7 4M 4 — 1 18.— | 
WL —— — 8 * 16 3 
24 21—.— 
Total — 32. 7. 3 
— 


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| W) mn to OO 


'K| 


5 EMS — 


* _—— — —— — — — — q — 


1 


26,9 ow”. F 


— 


55 3 


25 — — — 


Page ( 
UV. 0 


C. gr. 16 
400 — — Candles of 


Tallow 


| 


_— —— 


——— 


C. qr. It | 


I — — Hops———--| | 


40 Weys Spaniſh Salt 


for Curing Fiſ 5 


Total at Im- 
Portatlon- 


— 


a Note, The 5 per Cent. 2s not allow d on the Old Subſidy of Barley, as 
in Page ( 5 ) both that and Succus Liquiritiæ are Exceptions to 
the Clauſe at the End of Drugs, Payt, TIT. and Turpentine from | 
the Plantations is an Exception as to the Branch No 23. as in 
o The Operation of all other Drugs whatſoever, Rated and 
( except Eaſt India Drugs Unrated) are demonſtrated 
by the Six Examples of Drugs in the following Table of Computas- | 
rion, But take Notice, That the Value of Drugs Unrated, Hides, 
Leather, Leather Mannufattures, Mape, Paper, Prints, and Sins 
Imported, paying Duties ad Valorem, 7s to be diſtinguiſhed, with | 
reſpect to the New and Additional Duties, Ne 22,23, & 24. as 
in the Example of Books, becauſe the Value for thoſe Duties is to 
be without any Abatement on account of the ſame or any former | 
Duties, as in Page 38, 40, 41, and 42. 


| i | 1 5 
1,100 Wax Candles, Wy 3 

lue J. 10. — — E 
—— 0 

No 1 |— 9/6 

2— — 96 
J. — 10. — 3 
. 164 
— 8 944 

18 | I13'4, 

20 1134 
2” 5- J. G62 


0 


the Cellars, 


—  — — 
b 


For Exciſo on Delivery out o 


Vide page (43) 


1200 lb 


L 36 ] 
it I. . d.] it ; 
1200 Tobacco Spaniſh-——— 30{—'—] [1200 Tobacco Britiſb Plan. 
1Io—j| tation. „ 
Impoſt J. 30 — — | 1. . d. 
8 per Cent: 2 8 —. No 3-H] 2810— No 1— 44 15.— 
. 2 2810 — 2— [ 4112 7: 
J. S725 3- go 3—]] 14-9 6 
To per Cent. 2 15 2: 4 19 28— 4 710% 
— — 6] 24169. 6— 12 8 5 
Total | I TO. 6. 90 Total "hi 13.5 3 


| | 
For the Operations of this 
The Duties on Foreign Tobacco cannot be Example, ſee the Branch 


where like wi 


Bonded, except the Impoſt only. es reſpectively Part. 1, 
| i 
find how the faid Duties 


are to be charged when 5 


Bonded. 


Examples continued in this manner would prove too Voluminons, 


you wall : . 


therefore here follows a Table, demonſtrating the Net Duties 


payable by Subjects in Ready Money out of a Britiſh Ship, o 


a; * 4 6 
P 
mo K. 3 1 GX 
2 aed os rr „ 
NR * 8 0 
eee f 
1 LS 


the ſeveral ſorts of Goods, which admit of any difficulty in the Com- „ 
putation, by adverting to which, the Operations of all other Goods f 


| ſo Imported ( except Eaft India Goods ) may be eaſily Diſcovered. 


It you have any difficulty about the manner of Computing the Du- N 


ties on any Article in the ſaid Table, turn to the Branch of the 
Revenue as to which you are in ſuſpenſe, and there you'll find a Soluti- 
on. Thus for Goats Skins Dreſt not Cordivant, you will find by the 


Branches Ne 1, 2, 3, 4, 8. or by the Rates in Part. III. that ſuch Skins ö 


not being Rated pay thoſe Duties ad valorem ; by N* 25. by the Do- 
zen; and by N*24 by the Pound weight. | 


I come now to ſhew you the Method of Entring and Computing the | 


Duties on ſeveral Commodities together. 

When the Subſidy of Tonnage and Poundage was granted to King 
Charles the Sccond, there was but one Duty payable Inwards generally, 
viz. The Oid Subſidy ( for the Additional Duty and Petty Cuſtoms 
were chargeable in a few Caſes only) conſequently but one Column ne- 
ceſſary to work fox that Duty: And tho' ſeveral other Duties have been 
ſince Granted to the Crown, all to be kept ſeparate, becauſe differently 
appropriated, yet as they were given, fome at one time and ſome at an- 
other, the old Method of working by one Column is generally rerain'd, 
and the other Duties are computed in the empty Spaces of the Hall, and 
brought to a Total at the foot. Thus, 


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1 TABLE, ſhewing the Net Duties payable by Subjects in Ready Money ( 
= hips, being ſuch as admit of the moſt Variety in the Duties, and greate 
depending on the Oaths of the Importers. 


1 . e, TIA. NTA 
bs Dzes for Coopers, 20 dozen qt. 1 C. — — weight — — —— a) j—'IT 5 1 42: — 3 9 rel 7 7. 
77 Allom (for Dyers uſe) 20 C. — — weight . — 118.— e ns e, e 
. Balks great, 120, qt. 1000 Feet ſquare Timber — - — — — Iro ro | $11; 1 711 
dite from Aſia, Africa, America, or Ireland ———— | —— —rII Io EU 3114 rr 
Boards, voc. Paſteboards, 20000 gt. 6 C. — — weight — i: 1; ;: 
oſſes for Bridles, of Braſs, 20 Small groce — — — — 19 — | {—|19— 6 4 — 128 
Chocolate, ready made, 20 ib. value J. 5. —— — — — 4 9 WM 4 o || 1 7 || a: 
ora, voc. Wheat, 20 Quarters, price under 44 5, per Quarter — — 16— 118 {8 11-7: 4 
Of Alchermes Syrup, 20 füh- — — ie... A $1-:4.2 : 
-M . 2 | 9 0 4 ©» T-; — 4 25. 
2 ditto from the Place of it's growth — | — 242-8 Ts |} 8 14 
7 I h - + — 12 Hrs n 1 q- 
uss Allom Roch (for Dyers uſe) 20 C. — — weight. eee en, eee Rp To Veg 
— 5 4 „ | | 9 | — —— 
= 1 dltto from the Place of it's growth . — — MP 
: Unrated 3® Farcel value l. 20, — — — — 1 25 1 60 4+ | |—j12| 8 
—_— ditto (for Dyers uſe) value JI. 20. ĩè„( A e e s 
arthen ware, a Parcel value J. 20. — — — — — I 6 | = I 
la undreſt, 20 C. — — weight- _ FFI Ay ro [lo - | 
Coos unrated (not ſpecially charg d) value J. 20, — — — | « e RAN; 2 5 5 8 
IIa! ; 9 19 — 6] 4+ | | —I2 
1 oves, 20 Ib, - — — . — Ass d 4. 
ditto from the Place of their growth — — — 162 — 1 3} 2 | — 1 of 21 13 
3 20 C. weight 3 ö — . 5: Og 4 ni e Fr, 
| cinge-$0f the. Brit Plantations, 20 C. weight — — — | lo s 
WIG rocery | of the Eaſt Indies, 20 C. weight — — ro 25S 2 19 9319 5: 
„„ Nat Importation———— $32 1b. to pay only AT — | 1 7 [= 
Pepper 3 ditto from the Place of growth (- 93 88 . 
I for Home conſumption 3 i pay more, vide page (32.)———| |—| I 7 ||| 3Þ 2 iA 
5 — ditto from the Place of growth —— |_| 9 I} i 6 — 
4 Raiſins of the Sun, 20 C. — — weight ” SS 8 7 = 8 * 4 
4 1 | —_ i d —— m3 Eg r: 5 
= | Sugar Brown from the Plantations, 20 C. — — weight 1186 118 5 85 6 a . 
1 id 9 Tann d Cow Ria j | | — 9 — (nn 
1 n the Hair, not Rated, value J. 20 — — 1 6 9 - 31247 
cle wrought, 20 dozen pounds — 1 e — —9Jo|[ 2-187 
= | Unrated, 1 Ton, value 1. 10 55 Dre || 210 81 
1 . ro:—< Buſhel Iron, x Ton, value J. 5. — 885 TO lr Jr i 
1 "ye 2322 C — |. — — X09 2 
WW... Bar Iron of and from Feland, 1 Ton: valiie c — + 5 4] © I, 7 4-2 
ctr Baſil, 1 dozen, value B N 1 "ap l 7 | m— —| 9] 6] || 3] 2] | 6] 4 
Leather Unrated, and Manufactures of forks 22, & 23. vide page ( 38. 40. )——| |—19ſ- EH || 8 4 || 8 
WW for the New J. 30. — — vid eatner, value for the Old Duties J. 20. 2 | 
: . e Page (38. 40) = ain — 19 — | 119 || | 4 ||] © 
Linſeed, 20 Buſhels wi = _ — | 
I WD ET FFC Frm 


Place this between Page 56, 57, ee 


1 


! 


—— ————— 


loney (all Diſcounts deducted ) on the following Tl 
oft Dio, df Cc) on the following Goods Imported in Britzſh 
 greatelt Dithculty in the Calculations ; The Value of ſuch 
f uch as are Unrated, 
7 g FR 1 
N! 4.1] Ne 7 Ne 8. Ne | 1 2 
8 0 5 II. No 12. No 14 No 17 No || 
| . 22. No O O 
F, Fas N28 N. a 26/|Torals 
,. I. s. d. .A. U — eee e 
eee 
COR EE: .- 2141 HTC} (—.—— 3 3 1 3 e war — 1 
| FA ad - E — — — — — / _—_ 8 ELF ; 1 1810 
=] 7 11 1 3 775 — —— — — . — HT 189 . F F 4 T0; 
06 8 K — 9 i 3 3 —— —— — — — — "NNN 3 110 — „ 775 
8 bi > 1-519 
0 EEREFRR-H-REFFE CLIT 
we +] |—jI2 — — e ee e 1 2 rs: e A: — — — {EE ON T hw 
Evi — 4 8 — —ę—— 83 02ep ka 4 52 — — . 1 6 8 N 4 + 
in TT.. „„ 1-4 4-409 — 
IE FW Tg ell | Em ——— n — — 1. „ E53/ e ORs mins SO: : 2 
- | 8 1 6 e | — — — e e VEE TW . . 8 | — 211 
— 4 * z  . ff e . 22, 5 os 29 52a — | |_| 8 
mk Fi HEEL „CCC — — - i 
Ts ——— - 18 9 —— e e ee ES) woes 2h 26 52009 — om 6112 
* 45 7 — — 1. — | [io TRY BY 5 72 1 7%; N Fs TRE 7 9 By 375 
E e 88 =o * 
Rep Bars WEE 2160 3 8 it! WY A | IEF 1714] 6] ph — | — — | | IjIo 
2 8 | — — Mi — 4 — — ren, —mm—_ | ABI TRIED: OE ——- Bil PR SLE 232 
. . — ee Le — — — . — 2 — — —. a 
39 5031 190 |A-[- + 1 . 85 — — "FT IGIT7 
wars Bi: Ken Or ng er Doan Ada — — — — — — — = EY Mm 1 CY te 19 7 
— 2, 1. — — 1 1 8 R 82 PA 18 1 8 1 „ 1 e Apr Wn mis Bow: ac PP —— —— Wy 
3 — — — k_ N — "AL — — 
— ——— — e TT ITT —— | |j—-|]z2] x] 6 | 
3 6 + — — — RE I 5 N . FEET >. an . — —— — — „ JI 6 6 
. 2 ror Ce * . —— — — — — — 1 — RR : i 8 - Y 1 
Foy 61 + 1 0 6705 ES: WE zh 27 81 Uh 4 . Os 8 — 1 —— 174 8, 
Bones 2 n e She ; — — — — — — — — — — — * WEEK TH Ok 
; 4 ie BR: 248 98 . 85 e — „ü | a4 0 ER of anne Pe AS 5 2 18113 
res 14-4: — 18 9 . E JT r ——— || 11 $ 6 
—[I2] 8 | | 8 | 5 © =. 35" 1 $ESF= 48 —A—- || 5 9 
PO IM RE. commer > + 1 — 
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Ag 03 — — ND 8 e ee ATR. nee WF 3 2 bs. 
j — ' | 2 | — (A, EP * — en pop — — 1 8 * 1 


— 


Goods, Cc. 

| - L.|s.1 4 4804 1. 4.14 4 
Cambrick, 20 Pieces- — 118 || 18 — 2] 8 [| 
Flemiſh Cloth, chequered, under an Ell, and; L in breadth, 20 Ells, — 44 40 9 7 

Linen — & lue J. 2. 10. — =. SY — = 1 * F Fa 
uropean, Value I. 20. — — — m_—_ OS” | Ou pow ore Wien Tens 
Unrated— = Not European, value I. 20. — 28 8 4 — 2. — 19 — — 6 4 | 2] 8 
Milboard, x C. — — weight. value 1.3. 6. 8. — — — DF I 
Mum, 1 Barrel, vaiue J. 3. 6.8. — ee 7 wp 312 —- 1312 (—- 12 
Imperial Fine, 20 Reams, wales. 120. for the New Duty — = — | [9 | || d 4 || 8 
p Ordinary Copy Paper, 400 Reams, value for New Duty J. 120 — — || 4} 516 ||4{ 561] il 8 6 ]] 2jf7— 
1 U d, 20 R value for the Old Duties J. 20, — — — — 9]— "TX 144+ 1* 8 
enn e eam: value for the New Duties JI. 30. — — — 1 — — * 
Parchment, 200 dozen Sheets — — — — as 6 6 || T2212 || 2 4] 4 
Perry, 1 Ton unfill'd, value I. 20. — — = GOIN m — 3]19] 25 2 05. 2 9 14-28 
Pictures, value I. 20. — — SR — e428 
Rape of Grapes, 1 Ton unfill'd— | _ — — — | 319124 — 210 —|—l11-| Ur 
Silk wrou ght from the Eaft-Indies, 20 b — . 1 as 
ug „W | of and from {taly, 2 | — IIS 11II 8 | -t 7 III I 
Cordevant of DTierkey, 20 dozen — — — il 54 i; 4 18 5 | [4:61 
Skins. Dogs Skins dreſs'd, 400 iÞ, value 1.4% — 1118— 18.— — 12 & || | 5] 4 
Goats Skins dreſs'd, (not Cordevant) 20 dozen qr. 800 Ih. value 2 20. ——[ FEST -44 n 8 
Fortugal Skins dreſy'd, 20 dozen, value 1. 80 — — — — | 8— | | 1|8— = 28 2] 5] 4 
Soap Flemi(h, 20 Barrels qt. 4480 —— — — — — 3160— 11 54210 © 
Starch White, 20 C.— — weight os — 4 453) || x22] 8 3] 3] 5 
Tar, from the By:tifh Plantations, 20 Laſts— — —̃ (y— — 6 7 6 | |—|15]1o |] xr] d 
Tea, from Holland, 20 lb. value I. 20, — — ————— . — —[19,— | |19'— | || | 4 | {tj 6 
ien 208 — —ů — U s 
Toys, a parcel, value 1. 20. — — ——  94|]4|- 6: 
Vellom for Table Books, 20 Skins — —— — — 96 96 *W 312 2 6 


Note, The Number ” _ op vefer to the Branches 3 (Page 2.) 


the Reaſons (Page 52.) nal Duty 01 on Linen, &c. 8 9. ) ſo numbred for 
*Vide Os in P. Part. III. 


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James of London, Britiſh built, John Doe Maſter, from Rotterdam, 
3 John Lee Ind. Merchant. 


: [| s. d. 
JL, 2 Coils qt. 4 C. Cordape » - = 2 218 
2 Baske's qr. 26 Groce Tobacco Pipes, value upon — = 
„ — — — 4 
2 Bales qt. 18 C. Bale Madder—————- || 1] 7 
4 Hogsheads qt. 1 Tun Train Oyl forcign Fiſhing ITT, 
1 Bale qt. 10 C. dreſt Hemp — a 415 — 
I Barrel qt 32 Gallons Lime-juice, value on Oath J. 10.— ic 
| IN? 2. No 7. N* 8. 16 3 8 
e — — — 16 27 
F)) Ry Oy On REA wi 
— 2. 8. 1 1. 7. Noe! 151 7| 5+ 
EEE „ homer 2 7118 4 
> 3 (© — — — — 3 212 9 
r 2» +9 q 5} 5] 7 
e oa}, 8. __ 2 7 115 — 
8 ore gr commres 8— 1491 
8. 6. 8. 9 PE mr Jo 2, o. 5 | 
— 4 ——— * — Total- 35A 
. 18. . 


This Method is very good to ſuch as, by daily Experience, have the 
ſeveral Duties imprinted on their Memories, and are not at the Trouble 
of turning to the Book of Rates for the ſeveral Articles and Duties; But 
to others who are no further Maſters of the Duties than as they preſent 
themſelves to View, when the Goods are reſpectively turn'd to, 'tis 
preſum'd the following Method may be more Plain and Expeditious. 

| Fold your Paper deſign d for the Bill or Entry, into Four Columns 
to the Right Hand, to quadrate with the Four Duties generally Pay- 
able, 9. Old Subſidy, New Subſidy, Impoſt 1699, and 1695. Then 
Note the Ship, Mafter, Merchant, &c. as uſual, and ſo range your 
[Goods as in the former Example: Then turn to them reſpectively in 


down the Groſs Duties in the ſaid Four Columns, and ſo bring them to 
ja Total, from which Subſtracting the proper Diſcounts, what remains 
s the Net Duties, which are to be brought to a grand Total with 
uch other Duties as you have occaſion to Work for in the vacant Spa- 
ers of the Bill. | 
Jo ſuch as uſe the Book of Rates lately in uſe, where thoſe Four 
Duties are Inſerted in proper Columns, this is by much the more ex- 
[ noone way of Working, becauſe at one Opening you fill your Four 
JS01UMINS, 


1 
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That 


A... 


Leith Ne 1. A 


Part, III. for the Subſidies, and to Part. 1. for the other Duties, ſetting 


n x 1 
NB = 


= 8 4 . — ods 2 
PA . — 2 . — 
= IC — p —4 — — — we ge ES Tz . * * err — > 
— . — — * 2 „ ˙— ort  FE-Y l ” * 1 — 
—— EG . * 4 W ater ne 8 — — 
<a ARGS _— — * E 
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— PS WP — 2 — 
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and ſo proceed to ſome others. 


Leith No. 1. | 


James of London, Britiſh built, 7 


Con. 6 . | s g. Id. 
2 Coils qt. 4 C. wt. Cor- |} _ 
I dage ——— ; 218 
2 Baskets qt 26 Groce 
Tobacco Pipes leg —4— 
. 2. 13. 4. 


4 Hogsheads qt. 1 Tun 
Train Oyl, Focus 
Fiſhing | 


1 Barrel qt. 2 Gallons Qi, 
Lime“ juice val. {2.10. 


1 Bale 1 2 dreſt Hemp 5 


La 


— — gn 


2Bales qr. 180. Bale madder | 1| 7— 


16131 8 
Diſcount - 6 22 
N 1 = 
1 115] 71 54. 
5 7 18 4 
3 12 129 
4 1 
7 I 
8&—/| 32 9+ 
Total — mw 


5. Id. 
2] 8 


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I 


Note, By th word Ind. in the Example afoveſaid, is meant Indigent, $ 
or Indweller, ov Subjett, becauſe they land Privileg d beyond Aliens; 
and that the Tobacco Pipes are charg d as Earthen Wares. 


4 February 1912 


ohn Doe Maſter, from Rotterdam, 
John Lee Ind. Merchant. | 


. 


F. d. 


That you may the better judge and determine between the former 


Method and this, I ſhall repeat the laſt Example, changing the Form, 


7 
a 
1 
5 s. d. 
| 
11 7 — 
. 
1 
3| = | 
— 4¹ë 
Le. 
31 2195 
1 
Aa, 
Leith 
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—＋ 591] 7 


— E Jie No 2. 8 7 5 Fan 1772. 
ner Jom of duke iv er, 2 Rankin Maſter, from London 
rm, N f derry. : William Love Ind. Merchant. 


| | þ WL | | To 0 Li s d. > |. . 5. d. | J. J. d. 1 d. 
1 120 Bars ati 2 ons 14 1 — | 
0 BF Swediſ⸗ irq *9 1 7 | A238 | 
+ Iron, valhe 1. 20.— . | $28 | 
12. 5 | I 5 "Wt. Sade Hed | 
am A 0 ron r I. va O e | oh 
int. EN 4 4 J! 
6 Iron Stoves qt. w. | 110— 110—-—(— —— 4 
1 || 2 (C. Iriſb Deals, value l. 804 N —| 8 — — 1 
9 2 C. Norway Deals C 1 
|| 20Spinning Wheels, va. 8 . x 
g lue 1. 3. — E. | LF 3 „ 4 i 
| | | 14. x 14 
£ "Mt A 9 
48 W ˖ - — r — 1 
+ Nor —f| 9 311, 51913 [21 4 —1 216% q 
A 19 A | 
J— 111665 i 
[ q——| | 12110 || 
. —— [12] g 
Z 
= — E 458. 
48 Total 28U19ʃ1 1 | 
b. F 


Leith Ne 2. 1 1712. 
219% Fames of Dundee, Britiſh built, John Scot Mates, from Am/ier- | wy 
dam. þ a 5 Ind. Er . 
: ags qt. 3 C. wt. Ger- ]“ 132 1 1. d. | 1 1 
W's * 5 = „— FL. — 0 — 5 | 1 
2 Boxes ꝗt. Bound Books f | | . 
value J. Io, ß JT" 1 


2 Hogsheads qt. 20 C. a FF. E | 


Green Copperas 
1 Bale qt. 20 Bolts Pol-7 
davies Linen 560 Els © | 
1TunWhaleFins foreign? . e 19 
ng 5 (|. 1 70 NS ITS: ES 31 Ms | 
1 Hank qt. 20 ib. Braſs ? | . 5 | 
View) Wire | No 5 28 * 


ä 
— 
— 
— — 


— — e Es 
=, 10> 2 — I > — — 
. DES, Lc er 
— 5 > > — 
— 2 — — — 4 


_ r ee Asa 
[| Too Stag Horns — 4 6.1.61 =] 
Carry d over z 1110 2 | 7112] 2 || 1/18) 8]] 1] 8} 8 oh 
| 1 Brought 4 f 


— — 2 RE 
5 * = 


COLE EI RE ee . e r 


_—_— 


A "1 Bs mon ves — 


— 


2 
— 


Dos 
rr — r n. 1 


* — 
2 


| 


| 


Brought l 21 


400 Fleams to let Blood 
gt. C wth, —— 
1 Boxqt-. 3 raters! 
qt. 646. wrought Silk 5 
4 Barrels qt. 1 Tun _ | 
der unhlled—— —\|| 
2 Bags qt. 1 C. wt. 4. 8 
man Coriander Seed 5 
No 28. 
9. De e 1 
FIR 4. 35 No 1 25— I 5 n ] 
— 13. 9+ (56.114. 2 8—| 43 | 
— 1. 43. —Iz. 8. 3 2/13 37 
_—_ bt COATS. of 114 3- 
— 12. 4+ 1.56.— 8 Tg gi 
—— — 3.10.— | 118 13 
—— 94 zz1 | 
No 12. 5 121 — 3 8 
— — 23 —19] — 
Cn ER. LL an „ 321 
— — 8. | 144 — 101 — 4 
— 3. 8. Cuſtoms 1021 7 
JF BREE 2 1118 — 
No TS, Tota! 114117I103 
Sk | 
ds 
— 10. — 


T thought here, ro have inſerted the Method of Computing Eaſl. 
India Goods, according to my Promiſe Page 5, 26, 41, &c. but asitÞ 

is yet in Diſpute between the Queen and the Company, and an A 
eration expected to be made this Seſſion of Parliament, I am 050 ; 


to refer to Appendix at the end of Part. IV. 


4 5 


„ e 
= ”_ g x 3 e 
4 e FIT £ E 
. - n 


* 
"I N 7 
48. 1 
: 6 : _ : 7 

„ "LEE - - . * * 


— 2 * w „„ ” 


— — ev 1 
| ote, In moſt of the Examples I have paſs'd from ſeveral compen - | 
bo 7 dious ways of working, to make them the more intelligible, and 
F It therefore I ſhall give you a ſpectmen- or two, and leave you to 
© 11 practiſe for the reſt. 5 8 By 
FI Suppoſe you were to work the Example of 1200 1b of Tobacco 
| [Britzþ Plantation, Page (56) proceed thus: : | 
t | The u of 1200 d. is 10,0 Shilling. 5. ——| 
81] 333 Ib £6 þ 
9 | | * 1 eee 1 2h 5 * 
Net < New Subſid / — 4. 12. 74 
i | Ta e oP 6a 501 — 
3 A 404 Ja „ 1 * TAG — 
| | Additional Dutt + 7. re 
| In this Operation you firſt ſet, down .L, — ..9 at. ſome diftance 


land 5 per Cent. from that gives the Additional Duty, being equal to 


Cent. 2 Shillings ſo often; for 10 per Cent, Half Crowns; for 6 per 
| Cent. 18 d. ſo often; and for 2 perCent. 6 d. only, you are to remember, 
| that the two right hand Figures are proportional parts of the va- 


the Duties to be repaid are Endors'd- on the Certificate, which being 
| Sign'd by the proper Officers, is, with the Merchants Receipt, a ſuf: 
1 ficient Voucher for ſuch Repay men. 1217 no ol 


for more Goods than he really has: It as Certified by. the proper Officers, 
and Sworn to by the Proprietor, and then Endors'd as the Certificate | | 


lue of the Figures to the left hand: Thus for 1200 Ib Tobacco 4 per 
Cent. is 12,00 or 12 Shillings, and 4 per Cent. on 1275 tb would 


pences, or a Shilling for every hundred ounds, which you diſcover. 
by cutting off the two right hand Figures, being the Tem and 
Unites. But T remember Brevity is my Sphere, and therefore having 
offer'd what I think may ſuffice, as to the Calculating the Duties upon 


Entries (except on Eaft India Goods) I proceed to ſay ſomething | | 
ibout Damages and Over-Entgjes.- :- ñ]?ĩ!/! Nec 


Damages on Wines and other Goods being adjuſted, as in the IVth 
Partition, under the Head of Damages; and being Certified accordingly, 


An Over-Entry 1s, when a Merchant has Entred and Paid Daty 


— — —_— „ 8 S — —_ 
2 22 — 


0 
? 


| | be 12,75 or 12 5. 9d, for 75 is, + of à Shilling; the reaſon ii, the 
|] Impoſt on Tobacco is 3 l. per pound, now 4 per Cent. is 4 Three 


12 of| 


—_—_ — 
4 es A Bip 


* PF —S 4 — — 
1 _— — * - meta be * 7 8 
p — pas — — — z np ag —_—_ > OW - mm ODE Rs — — — 
1 4 * — — — 4 5 1 0 _— os {ate £ EY Y * — * 8 3 N r. FW” > 2 — A — — 
CORES" — nr nee niger — owt —— 8 . — — 0 — Sage y « —w . — 2 — 0 
2 Fa 75 27 2h — „ "2h * — a 3 — — — 2 
——— 3 by = <* — — —— 
* . „ r a 2 > — 
8 * — Ie — x a 
— — 


ö 


. 


| 


FEntr 


Z 4 — c 3 
— * ro” 5. o 
662 | 
p 4 
4 — a — 

2 MS he. os. oy 


”—_— —— — 


. 
PTY * * —ͤ—ͤ— os, 


e ä 


Entry, only it may be ir fert'd from thè words of the Law, as to 
the Payment of the Duties, which are always upon ſuch and ſuch 
Goods Imported, fo that where there are na Goods Imported, there 
is no Du:y payable. "NR 
The. Duties to be Endors'd in ſuch caſes are always the whole or a 
arr of What was paid Inwards, concerning which; you have had full 
Pirections and therefore I need not repeat them. © 
The laſt part of the Buſineſs within Doors, or above Stairs, I ſhall 
take Notice of in this place, is, to ſay ſomething about Drawbacks, 
that is, the Duties to be repaid upon Exportation of Foreign Goods 
within the time limited by Law, upon Debentures regularly made out, 
certified, and {warn to. 3 ae | 


upon granting's New Duty; does not extend the time otherwiſe li- 
r 2 400 20 5 


fa 8 f "BIS 1 4 er r —_" os s 
3 | | Mothes ; 

X ; 4 1 8 1 : .3 144 

| all-Wd to 


Foreign Goods entitled to Debenture (from the Importation or 
y ) and of the Duties to be repaid. W= 


—__ 


they refer. 


A 2 
— 
— 


- 
* 

i , _ a * 3 5 N F ; ; 2 , 

: 1 0 ; —_— * 4 , os 12 , g 07 944 8 % "3 2 4): ; e | * . — 

CON 5 ; = 

— . "= _ —_ oe” 148 1 7 F MET 3 . 9 — 8 
OY 2 c + vv EA h = " : * | * % % 
, roug „ex 9 | : 


924-4." © JD cept Eat ie "OS ONS, 
a e Wines — — — I2 | 12 | — * — 28 


1 


1 * \ 6 r 4s & & 83 
x ? * »4 » # * F 9 R * 4 * 16 my ' 1 
(Wirought 81k —— 2 

4 o 4 i ; 8 _# 1 1 wt | . * 5 


nn e 8 
2 W. & M.) ra ed Page ( 9.) ex- due g 
c. . Seſ. 2. ) cept thale alter. hy ieee 
3 { 8 A. c. 13, AS below | £4 

Amber Beads) 


Amber rough. 


x 
1 * # 


7 ; 
z - 


1 1 


48 5 W. & N. 


| Coral Bea':s— wy 36 —— 8. 
Seb. 2. Fe 55 )Goral poliſed 
| of ; Gy «gr>orofy Cow re w_ — — | 5 


For Ne 28. vide Page (33. 


** * Py 8 * 1 8 — "oy 


— — — — — —— 5 — — : 
of Damage. There is no Law for a Repayment in caſe of an Over-,| 


| | | e : 2 * 2 N # 11 EV ak I) Duties its 1 | 
oe '- Geng, ee which 


7” A 
La 
1.2 
"A, 
4% 
pats 


3 3 
F 

2 
= 
1 
. i 


* & F 9 
A 1 


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1 

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11 
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be - 
om 

— > ; e 8 

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* 

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N 

We 

b 


10 


12 


e Months 
to 1 allow d'to : | 
_ | | ———| Duties to which 
- | Acts. Goods, D| 8 they refer, 
2 8 5 
ul | | 
m_ II I2 VC. 3. c. 3. Muflins — 1212 | ——_——\ 10. 
all py Beer, and Beer Eager- 
„ Brandy ä | 
ds || 18 Car. 2. c. 3. Syder,and Syder Eagerp] 12-| 12 | —— — 14. 
ut, Strong Waters 
E _ Vinegar and Wines | 
the Ci 
:n- INNaMON= =— | 
re. Fcloves — it. 
he 8 A. c. 7. Mace 18 9 e 
E | | Nutmess - ————_} 
ed | AY 3 : 
W Snuff and Raiſins | 
ſb, . . Beads alias Bugle | | 
1e | Drugs — — 
ne, Dying Wares ——— 
li- _- 8 4 e. Wood | 3 | 
F Jo A. c. 13.— Ginger — >| 10 | I5 : 
— : | Iron Caſt, or in Bars- n 
5 4 Pepper (vide Part. IV.) 
1 Sugar — 
14 Tobacco | 
14 Drugs —B 1 4 
10 A. c. 26. Tea (except from the>| 184 9 _ — 23. 
= 2% Eaſt Indies) | 
ch All other Goods by 0 
= the IId Article in | . 3 
uz Car. 2. c. 4.0 the Book of Rates, f 12 | g | 345 to all Duties to 
_- and Other Acts there-\ | + be drawn back. 
a unto referring-—— 1 
28 The Duties to be Drawn back on Exportation in time, are always 
either the whole paid Inwards, or ſome certain Part or Portion of the | 
1 ſame ; an Example therefore would be Superfluous after ſuch full Di- 
©] rections already given about the manner of Computing the Duties 
7. I bayable at Importation ; and to know what Part or Proportion of each 
Duty is to be repaid, I might refer you to the Branches in Part. I. ſe- 
verally, but becauſe the Exceptions are Numerous, and that you may | 
proceed with Readineſs and Certainty, I have ſubjoyn'd the following 
8. Table, wherein you ſee at once in what Proportion the ſeveral Du- 
ties are to be Drawn back upon all Goods whatſi-evyer. | 
þ 
ts, | BW A Table | 


= —— ———_ i = 
- GGG Ig 2 A SS 
2 EIS 4,7 is ih 1 52 * r = "— " . __ B 2 23> Wea 2 — 2 
ne oo 1 + > — — * 8 % 2 — 3 — _ — — — gn 
© we > — — a — 22 ch —. 
2 la > — : 


— 


> 


N - 
Yi 2 


— — tea r 3 b 
FF. ˙ AA ˙ - ee fads ont og 
7 ³˙ü—à—— TTT 

4 PS ; 2 — * 5 = Ve i Dy. — 


— 
* 
- 


— 


* U „% ͤ rec 
F = EE eee rae 


——————_— 


= 


— — 


—— — ̃ä — 


— ——— ͤ öÜWmü 
3 — 


3 
—— >. — — — 
: -2 Dome 2 — 2 — — A 2 * REESE 
25 PS > * — 
N 5 3 — I” Le ” 


. WT; 


_— — Dn ng 
————P————_———— Ry CC — 
N — 9.190 — 
— — 


— en are ——̃ Um ̃ — — — 
* — — 6 - — 


4 4 
1 3 
— — —— — — 


[ 54 


K 


k 


Goods i in Time. 


„ 


A Table, for the more Ready and Certain Calculation ab 


. No }N? N | No Ne | NIN 
Goods. | 1. | 27. 28. 2. Jo 
Alamodes — iini | nil nil — 
Cable Yarn ml} —{— | nil} ml] nl 
Chocolate— — * |—|] —jall} all] 8 
Cocoa Nuts - _ — 2 | —| —|ait | all fall 
Cocoa Paſte — — 8 — . 7 5 
Coffee- nl] —| —{mlf ml} nm 
Copper Bars, (except te Britiſh and 1 3 
75 yori the Eaſt Indies or ml | —| —{nilÞ nll nil] - 
| of Barbar - - | | 
Cordage ad FOE ow mmi nn Tb BEET BA 
| In Britiſh Ships 4 T-—-|—]al SH-% | — 
CurransSin Venetian Ships þ + | + | —[all]all [|] 
in other Ships — * 1 — all all | an- 
Eaſi- -India Wrought Silks, Stuffs, — wil | ET ZE Ss = 
| gals and Callicoes Stampt, Cc: Wn — 
Hides and Pieces of Hides, and Wares, ( . 
or Manufactures made thereof- 8 2 „ all- 
Hops 8 Ireland — 1 nilf mil] 4 | - 
Tron andSteel Foreign,and Wares made 1111 
thereof, to the Britiſh Late dee ee 
Manufacture | Z — —| allj all] aj |- 
08 w.dlü y — 4 FJ =t 14 
7 af — — — of nil} — | nil} nil} mil] nil us 
Mum Forejgn- — —| nlj—|—| all} all | aj ! — 
Parchment —— _ T — tall all all | — 
Pepper — — — nil — - nil nil nl | 
— 
ictures — . — 2 | —|—|al fan all | 
Rape of Grape. —— | 7 | < |] —] all alf a — 
5 and Pieces of Skins —— — — - 1 all | — 
PICCrY —— — 2 — 1 — 1 Aa a all — 
Syder, and Syder Eager— 5 2 [IIa ball an — 
Tallow Candles. — — ECCJTCCCT 
Tea, except from the he Faſt Ladies 2 [—j—}all}alll all 7 
Vellom-— . e all | all 
Vinegar— — ; |. ll Jl] al 
Wines— — 2 |< JalljallJall] all 
Wrought Silks 3 as above. e 2 |—[all]alljalfjall — 
Hall Han H ally | al 


Allother Goods Draw back re ſpectively- 


* * n Ol Wy; * : 3 2.9 AS” ö 8 1 : a 2 en EIN FX W > t 
: l ! 8 e N 5 f o 5 a ; -'- 7,595 
a 3 7 77 . T p : Pp 7 7 - \ 2 — 
? : © S 7 _ 
x8 "8 
: | ar 85 r 
. : f 4 . : 5 7 2 - ; ”; 11. 4408 5 NJ r 2 * 2 > 
f Oo be ABS ERS : 9 ws s - F b. , Rs n G n. 
. : * N c be- EA 3 e . , PLEA, 8 = 


| 8 


„%% ᷑ 8 EE. 


$3 £ 


r _— — — — n 


— —— — 


| 


— Se eng 


—— 


„ 
3 ws nc 3 2 


—̃ —⅞ 
— 
= — | — :< AC 48:t-non < 3 . ——— — 
* 323 — — » : —ä— . —— — — - : — 
— 53, 3 > = — =, n 0 — 88 
— 5 = „ * 2 * - —— TRL — 
Ba i r a Lon - N — - ED 
r — nt — ten = = = _—_ v 2 0 — —— 
— a — 8 2 < - 
8 — 1 
2 A FR. 
— ew) of ” IF yy 


J he Duties, to be Drawn back upon Exportation of Foreign 


„„ F 
„ F TELFEEFFETET ITE 
De 
ee een 
Z EMBED LD  VSE RENEE 
F 
F TEEEFFLELETTEFI LOOM | 
r | 
| FED 1-1 EFFRRETLHRS ECT 
| LEAEL 0-H 1 IRR 
„ r H4--15-1 FER 
= [44H] 1.4 4H EEE] ER 
I ĩ JTEREEDPED 
F PEE A SER. 
S E IILL I 31 1 LEIGH IfS5 
FR 
„ 


. . ]¶ » ˙ = — * — A 


— 
2 A ee KLE = P 


— TH an Q— — 


— 


— 
1 
" * 


3 


— 


my 
* 


66 
| For the better Underſtanding the aforegoing Table, pleaſe to ob. 
{ ſerve, | | 
That the Numbers at the Top denote the Branches, as in Page 2. 

and that Ne 5, 13, 14, 16, 17, and 26. are deſignedly left out, be- 
cauſe no part of thoſe Duties is to be Drawn back upon Exportation. 

That the Articles in that Table mentioned, are Exceptions in ſome 
reſpect to the Genera] Rule of Drawing back all the Duties, ſaving 
the Moiety of the Old Subſidy. | 

That all thoſe Articles have their Repayments Noted in the ſeveral 
Columns, for the Duties to which thoſe Goods are lyable at Impor- 
tation, c. 

That the Proportions there Noted, are ſuch a Part, or Parts of the 
Net Duties Inwards ; For Inſtance, If Leather Manufactures were to 
be Exp: rted, which at Importation had been valued at J. roo, — —|F 
and paid all Duties accordingly, you Work for the Duties Inwards (or 
| conſul: che Entry) and ſo endorſe on the Debenture the + of the 
Net Old Subtidy, the whole New Subſidy, + Subſidy, Subſidy, Im- 
poſt 169 ind + Paits of the New Duty, and of the Additional Duty 
on La cr, and fo for the reſt. | 

Sugars Imported from the Britiſb Plantations in America, and afrer- |! 
| wars Rehned in 5-itaimm, being Exported within 12 Months by Bri- 
fiſh, -r 9 Months by Stranyers, have an Allowance of 4 Shillings per 
Hund ed wei-ht, Oath being made of the Payment of the Duties In- 
wards, &c. ꝙ & 10 M 3 c. 23. and 2 & 3 A. c. 9, 

Fiſh and Fleſh Exporte], cured with (any Salt in England, but in 
| Scotlan.. oily ith Foreign ) Salt, for which the Duties at Impaortati- || 
| on. aud the Exciſe, out of the Cellars, or at the Salt Works, have been 
Paid or Secured, Drawback as follows, v2z. 


2 


„ 


A Scheme for Calculating the Drawback on Fiſh, 
| and Fleſh Exported. 


32 


Goods: Drawback. 
| | I; ET 4 
Beef, or Porx———the Barrel ( — —| 5|- 
dry dor 1 long, the 120! | I | 5 — 
Codfiſh, Ling, or )Haberdines ? 18 Inches long, the 120 — | 12 6 
Hake (6) 3 5 24 Inches long, the 120 | 2 | To |— 
| FEE. Ts 2 18 Inches long, the Iz2o! | x | 51— 
| Herricgs— a White, the Barrel qr. 32Gallons (c)-] {—[1@] 5 
[ d:iito — red, the like Barrel(d)—- n 29 61 8 
Pilchards, or Scads—the Barrel qt. 50 Gallons ( 4 )————-|| | 2 |— |— 
Salmon — the Barrel qt. 42 Gallons (4 ——_ — 1618 
Sprats red, or dry d-the Laſt (d) — —1 618 
(a) 5 A.. &. $7 & 8 V. 3. e. 37. 
+ IE CALLS BATS Da 0 
ThE Hoy 


| The 


— 


— 


[ 67 ] 


Exciſe on Salt only, and the Collectors in Scotland are contin'd like- 
Iwiſe to that Branch, but if they have not Money ariſing from the 


Commiſſioners of the Cuſtoms, or Exciſe at Edinburgh (e) ( at the 


of the Revenue in their Hands, and yet no Defalcation to be made on 
that Account, out of the Excreſceace payable ta the Commiſſioners of 
the Equivalent, more than if ſuch Payments had not been made. 


The Drawback on Fiſh and Fleſh is payable in England, out of the 


ſame, ſufficient to pay the Debenture, it is to be Certified either to the 


Merchants choice) who are oblig'd to pay the fame our of any Branch 


CC 
— __— 


(8) A. e 1. 


A Scheme for the Bounty on Corn. | 


- E Prices peri (Bounty er N 

Acts. 55 Sorts of Corn. Ouerter. Lee, | 
255 2 ih 7... I N 4: 
Barley . — i 4x—|j—| 2] 6 

. & Mi- OI. | | — 425 
l Rye — — = 
| Wheat — — 2 8.— 56 

| 8| (Beer alias Binge - 8 
14A. — 8 Malt, made of Wheat — 1 2 8.— — 5— 
29] Oat- meal, when Oats do not exceed 5 2 6 


1 —— 
e 


Corn, Ground or Unground, Exported in Britiſh Ships, has a Bounty | 
according to the ſaid Scheme, when the Prices do not exceed the Rates 
therein ſpecified at the Place of Shipping: Bur it the Corn be Exported | 
for the uſe of Her Majelties Gariſons Abroad, or put on board any 


yo 


Ship, by way of Proviſion for Brewing or Baking for the Voyage, there | 


is no Bounty granted for the fame. 


Note, Beans, Buch- hear, Oats, Peaſe, and other Grain, not men- 
tioned in the ſaid Scheme, have no Allowance upm E xportation. 


Doom 


— 


Premium for Naval Stores from the Britiſh Plantati- 
ons and from North Britain to South Britain. 


Good and Merchantable, Ls 

Hemp, Water rotted, bright and clean, the Ton qt. 20 C. 50 6 — 
Maſis, Yards, and Bow-ſprights, the Ton qt. 40 Feet, Girt 8 

Meaſure, as round Bodies are meaſured . 8 
Pitch the Ton qr. 20 C. Groſs wt. Net Pitch in 8 Barrel 4 
Rozin, or Turpentine, the like Ton in 8 Barrels — [| 3—(— 
Tar the Ton, containing 8 Barrels, each Barrel gag eng (| 

31 Gallons and — — a 8 | 


. 


1 
| 


——— — — 


Naval Stores Imported into Britain from Her Majeſſ ies Plantai ic as 
in America directly, in Ships that may law fully Trade, or from N 
Britain into South Britain, in Britiſh built Ships, are to have a Je- 


* — VF 


K | Ward 


[6] 


„ 


1 June 1725. and thence to the End of the next Seiſion of Parliament. 
12 H. c. g. S. 1, 2. | | 
Sails or S 

Bounty. of 1. per Ell till 21 July 1720. and thence to the End off 
the next Seſſion of Parliament, to be Paid out of the like Duty ſo long 
payable on Foreign Sails and Sail-Cloth Imported. Except Sail-Cloth || 
of and from Ireland. | | 


Come now to ſay ſomething in relation to the Buſineſs below Stairs, 
or at the Water-fide, in which there are ſeveral uſeful Compendious 
ways of Working, which, next to Integrity and Knowledge of Goods, || 
are the beſt Qualifications of a Diſcharging Officer; and ſhall begin 
with Tare, that is an Allowance made in conſideration of the Weight || 
of the Cask, Box, Bale, or other Package, wherein any Commodity is 
contain'd. 
Tare is either ſo much per Cent. or fo much per Bag, &c. or {o 
much of the Groſs Weight according to the Commodity. 

When it is ſo much pe, Cent. multiply the Groſs Weight by the Tare, 
and divide the Product by 112. the Quotient is the Tare of the whole, 


which ſubſtracted from the Groſs Weight gives the Net weight. Or, 


— 4, 
* hy 


Groſs Weight, the Product whereot divid 


| e by 112. and the Quotient is 
the Net Weight. Thus, EEE: | 


C. g. i. 1 C. g. i. 
20 — — Figs, Tare 12 per Cent. i; Net 17. 3. 12. 
12 Go q. ih, 
— C. q. it. Groſs 20 — — 
112)240(z — 16 Tare 2 — 16 Or 
—— 112 It, | 
16 Yer” £7. 3. 13, 12 | 
100 | 
20 
0-0 
112) 2000 (17. 3. 12, Net. 
880 
95 


But the Tare may in moſt caſes be found more expeditiouſly thus, 
Conſider what even or aliquot Part or Parts of 112. the given Tare is, 
and Subſtract ſuch a Proportion of the Groſs Weight; the Remainder is 
Net Weight. For inſtance, 32 C. wt. Groſs at 14 per Cent. is Net || 
28 C. wt. for 14 lb. being + of 112. I take + accordingly of the whole 
Groſs Weight, being 4 C. wt. which ſubſtracted from 32 C. wt. leaves 
28 C. Net, as before. Thus, 

For 24 per Cent. take + of the Groſs Weight, and © of the ſaid 5. 

For 21 Per Cent take + and + of the faid +. 

For 18 per Cent, take + and of the ſaid . 

For 16 per Cent. take +. 


1 


* 


For 14 per Cent. take . 


1 


ward according to the above Scheme, from 1 September 1713. till | IJ 


ail⸗Cloth Britiſßh made (on Oath) and Exported, have 1 3 | 


Subſtract the Tare from 112. and by the Remainder multiply the 


5 


For 


Itake F of the 5. 


For take . and the of the ſaid . 


multiply the Number of Bags, Cc. by the Tare allow'd, and you 


the Net Weight. ; 
| 3. When the Tare is mark'd on the Goods, and not aſcertain'd, or 


. 


gives the Net. 


follow at the End of Part. III. pag. (78.) 


is computed at 7 ib. and + per Gallon, to work which, Multiply by | 
04. (being the Net of 112 ) the Produce is the Pounds Net, which 

doubled brings it to + Pounds, and that divided by 15. (the - Pounds 
| in a Gallon ) gives the Contents 1n Gallons ; or Cut off the laft Figure 
of your Hundreds, Half the reſt, and you have the Tons, from which 
ſubſtract for every Ton a Gallon and , and you * the Net Contents. 


Raw Silk of Smyrna and Cyprus) in ſuch Cafes the Taxe of each is to 
be {et down to the Right Hand, oppoſite to the Goods to which it be- 
longs, which being caſt up, and ſubſtracted from the Groſs Weight, 


[ 69 ] 


For 12 per Cent. take r, and the of the ſame; or from + of the Groſs! 


Fot 10 ber Cent. Suttle the Weight and cut off the Ri ght hand Figure; 


I 


For 8 per Cent. take ; or take + of +. the Groſs Weight. 

For 7 per Cent. take 5; or + of + ; or + of +, which are equal. 

For 6 per Cent, work as for 8 per Cent. and deduct ; or as for 4 por 
Cent. and add +. 

| For 4 per Cent. take + of -; of the Groſs; or 4 it. for every C. wt. 

| For 2 per Cent. take of + of the Groſs ; or 2 ib. for every C. wt. 

2. When the Tare is ſo much per Bag, Hogshead, or other Package, 


have the Total Tare, which ſubſtracted from the Groſs Weight, gives 


when the Tare varies according to the Weight of the Goods ( as for 


wh. 


The uſual Tares and Allowances in Practice in the Fort of London, 


Oyl, though it be Entred and pays Duty by the Gallon, yet in un- 
certain Casks, it ii weigh d, and after deducting 18 per Cent. for Taxe, 


2 


Red from 252, the Gallons in a Ton 


Thus, C: . | 
| 660 66, 
A 33 
2640 11 7 | 
3940 44 — 
62040 Pounds 32, 208. 
62040 ts. gall, 


call. 
15) 124080 (8272 (32. & 208. 


40 712 
x08 208 | 
30 


K 2 


15 
In the Operation to the Right Hand the 44 odd Gallons are ſubſtra- 


Here 


—_—— >. 


23 ——— _ 
rents * 3 2 4 


70 ] 


"_— 
ITT 


Here follows a Table for the more ready Caſting up Oyl 
tain Casks. 


"I 
in uncer-|| 


— EO 


from Weight to Meaſure. 


r 


8 


Weight. | Meaſure, 
Groſs. | Tare, | Net. | 1 8 
en — SEI 
C. qr. 1b; Pounds | Pounds | 1 "> 
cont Pins, FR Co A Fn 2 ond wn CO. 
— 2.— 9 1 6 4 
— 3— g 77 — [5 
1.— — 18 94 —[— 112 8 
F 188 —— 1251 
| 3——. 54 282 — 137 9 
— — 72 376 | — 130 2 
5.— — 99 470 [—— 6270 
6.— — 108 564 [— 1112 3 
7 126 | 658 — 7124] 11 
8.——. 144-752 1] 1137 |.4 
9, — — 192 046 | — 1 1149112 
10. — — 180840 ⁵ ⅛ꝗ— 1% 
20, — — 3690 | 1589 ww þ OT | TO 
30. — —| 5402820 11 1161 
6 720 2700. (1 3 6 5 
59, — —| 950 4700 | 24 11:59] 19 
69, — —| 1080 5640 [4-21-34 391 
70. — — 1200 6585 31 I 58 5 
80. — — 1440 | 7520 3 315710 
90.— — 1620 | 8460 ̃ (4 1177 — 
100. 1800 9400 4 365 
500. — -] 9000 47000 24 3129110 
1000.— a 18800 1.64900; [9d 191 


from Hundreds to Suttle Pounds, work thus: 


Firſt ſet down your Hundreds weight, & c. Suppoſe 


Repeat the ſame one ſpace mare to the left Hand 


And you have the Suttle Pounds of the whole 


1200. 


8 
IO. 


Then under the Hunds. directly, tet down the Hunds. again 10. 


10. 


And again, one figure or ſpace further to the left Hand- 10. 
To which add the 2. qr. 24 th or 80 ib on the ql. or thus. 80. 


BI — — — 


A TABLE for Reducing Oyl in Uncertain Casks,| 


| 
| 
1 
1 
| 
| 


To bring Tobacco, or other Goods, which pay Duty by the Pound, 


1 think | 


— 


2 


1 think it needleſs to ſhew what proportion Foreign Weights bear 
Ito ours, becauſe all weighable Goods are to be weigh'd, not com- 
| putcd, and therefore J proceed next to Meaſures, &c. 


A Baufſhe! of Foreign Salt, is to weigh, 1 A. c. 12. z. S. 6. 81 i 
A Buſhel of Rock Salt, 1 A. c. 2 1. S. 9.= a — 
A Buſhel of Britiſb, or ſmall Salt, 9 & 10 ,. 3. c. 3 5. 2456 


A round Buſhel with a plain and even bottom, being made 18 Inches 
and + wide throughout, and 8 Inches deep, is a Legal I Hincheſt er 
Buſhel, 13 & 14W. 3. c. 5. §. 28. 


Foreign Linen is generally Contented according to the Meaſures of 
the Country or Place from whence it comes; for your Government 
therefore here follows an Abſtract of the Proportions which ſeveral 
foreign Meaſures hold with ours. 


Amſterdam 10 Ells make in Br:tain- 65— ? Ells 
Antwerp —1oo Ells — DO 
Barcelona — 8 Palms — 1— Yard&+ 
| Collen= — WIC — — 65— 2 Elis 

| Emder too Ells —— 488 co 

| Florence — 163 Braces of Silk—=——Too— LTards 
Frankfurt 15 100 Ells —— — 48— Ells 

| Genod —_— 100 Palms ———-— 279— Yards 
Hamburg -—-Io0 Ells — 4 

Leg horn — 100 Braces: —— NR EN 
Tithon—— 1 Varc—— about I , 
Lubech 120 Elle —— 50— 

Lucca 160 Braces —100-- Yards 

1 Lyons i Anlnec— — gz & Ells 
Mar{ailles — 1 Cane — 2 aa 
Mill an — | 188 Braces of Si k Loo Yards 
Millan | 160 Braces of Licen-——roc— 5 

| Muſco———— ————T100 Achins Dee Lai 

the Small I09 Aulnes of Linen —100— 7 
Roan = Great ——1Ioo Aulnes of Linen ——120— Els 
Roc hel — --— 7 Aulne — 44— Inches 
Seville — -——100 Vare—— —— 74— Els 
Thoul ouſe= —— —— 1 Aulne by Rule — 42— Inches 
Valentia Io Vares —— 85— Yards 
Venice. — ——I00 Brace - 55 &;—Ells 


Saving the Proportions, Practice will afford you Rules for working 
: For inſtance, 


int) Flls Flemiſſ Add - 
Yards Brit iſo into Ells Brztih, Subſtract +, or Multiply 
To reduce by 8, and cut off the right 5 Figure. 
into Yards Bri#iſþ— Add + 
Ells Brit iſ. into Ells Flemiſh——Add + 2, or add a 
Cypher, and take +. 


To 


—_— 


. 
— — — CLE * — — — ? — OW RE 2 


— oe ee 
2 = — — —— * 


y — 
. —Ä — 
= —— 


a, = 


* 


j 


| king a Dock at Liverpool, by 8 A. c. 12. is thus: | 
ake the Length of the Keel (ſo much as ſhe treads on the Ground) 
the Breadth within board by the Midſhip-beam from Plank to Plank, 


"Ells Flemiſh into Yards, Subſtract -. "1 
Ells Flemiſh into Ells Britiſb, Multiply by 6, and cut 

off the right hand Figure. 
] Ells Flemiſh into Ells Britih, and Hundreds, cut off the 
To reduced two laſt Figures, half thoſe to the left hand, and alloy 
} 6G for every 10 to the right hand. 

y 10 2 

| _— pounds of Silk, of 24 Ounces, to pounds of 16 Ounces, 
Add z. 


ö 


ſtract >. 


general Rule: 


Inches. 


. Great, are to pay Duty as Timber. 
Balks——< Middle, from 5 to 8 Inches ſquarc. 
| Small, all under 5 Inches ſquare. 


ſions. 
Great——36 
Middle — 24 
Capraven:—— 12 


To Gage a Ship. 


Deck-plank; and for a Two-Deck'd Ship 


Kelſey to the under part of the Upper Deck Plank, then multiply the 


che Quotient is her Tonnage. = 
But the Rule obſervel for Gaging Ships liable to Tonnage for ma- 


Py 


and half the Breadth for the Depth, then multiply the Length by the 


gives the Content of the Tonnage for all Ships. 

By 5 A. c. 27. a Cy 
and being 7 Inches Diameter throughout, and 6 Inches deep from the 
top of the Infide to the bottom, or any Veſſel containing 231 Cu- 


Small pounds, of 16 Ounces, to pounds of 24 Ounces, Sub. 


To meaſure Timber, whether ſquare, or of unequal fides, this is | | 


Take the number of Inches on the one ſide, and the other, in the 
middle of the piece of Timber, multiply the one by the other, and that 
product by the Length, which divide by 1728, (the Cubical Inches in|! 
one Foot of Timber) the Quotient gives the Content in Feet and 


| Maſts, being almoſt the only round Timber Imported, pay Duty by | 
the Maſt, and are paſt at preſent according to the following Dimen- F 


Mats man 18 Inches in Circumſerence at the middle. 


If it be a Single-Deck'd Ship, meaſure the Keel within board (ſo 
much as ſhe treads upon the Ground) likewiſe the Breadth within 
board by the Midſhip-beam, from Plank to Plank, and the Depth of 
the Hold from the Plank below the Kelſey to the under part of the] 
(which carries Goods be- 
tween Decks) take the Depth of her Hold from the Plank below the! 


Length by the Breadth, and the Product thereof by the Depth, and 
| divide the whole by 94 for a Merchant Ship, or 100 for a Queen's Ship, | 


Breadth, ard that Product by the Depth, which divide by 94, and it] 


© ee or round Veſſel, having an even Bottom, 


—_ = 


bical! Þ 


i. 


i 


0 TP : 

"TT 

ATI 

y T 

© "Fo 

5 A : 33 

. » Wt 

> 72 4 

A = 
Fs 
1 — 


Ibical Inches, and no more, is a Lawful Winchefter Gallon, whereof 
252 make a Ton. 

For Gaging all manner of Casks, or other Veſſcls, I refer you to 
Everard's Stereometry. But for the help of ſuch as are not well skilled 
in Arithmetick, here follows a Table for the caſting up the Gages of 
| Buts, Hogſheads, or ſuch like Casks of Wine or Oyl. 

It ſhews + of the Arca at the Head, and + of the Area at the Bung 


PITTS. "3 


lol any Cask, ready caſt up in Gallons and 1000 parts; ſo that meaſuring 


| the Diameter of any Cask at the Head and at the Bung, and adding 
theſe two Numbers together, and multiplying that Product by the 
length of the Cask (the Dimenſions of the Cask being always under- 
ſtood within the wood) and cutting off the three laſt Figures towards 
the right hand, you have the Content in Wine Gallons, and 1000 parts 
of a Gallon : For N Fron a 6 

at the Head to be — — P 
The Diameters3 at the Bung to be . 
And the Length to be- 3 56 
| Look in the Table under the Title Head, and againſt 28 is found o. 888 


| [Under the Title Bung, againſt 34 1s found— — 2.620 
Theſe added together, make — 2}. 508 
[Which multiplied by the Length 56 produces————--—196.448 


From which cut off the three laſt Figures towards the right hand, and 
the Content will be 196 Gallons, and +42, 


A Table for Gaging Wine, or Cy! in certain Casks. 
dle. 4 


4 Head | Bung 8 Head Bung Z Head | Bung 
IQ Galls. P35, Calls. PO 8 Galls. P., Galls. P. Gall. P”. Galls. P*. 
i] — 00 — oo z — 500] x ooo 6 904 3 809 
2]. — 004 — c09 22 — $543] I 09742] 2 009, 4 o00 
3 — 016] — 02023" — Soo er 199149] ? 006} 4 197 | 
4\ — 018 — 036 24 — 653 T 30544 2 194 4 388 
4 — 028 | — 056 25 — 1 41645 2 295 + 588 
6] — 045] — 099 6. — 766 I 532146] 2 398 4+ 796 
7] — 0356} — 111 27 — 826] 1 69 27 2 504 5 097 
| 8 — o72| — 14528 — 688] 1 7774 | 2 611 15 2172 
9 92 — 183 29 — 953] I 90090 2 72 5 442 
Q/— I3] — 226:1901- 1. 02017- 20495012 833 1 665 
11 — 7137] — 274 31 I 089] 2 17851]. 2 948 5 895 
12] = 203. — 3267922} . , 065] 6:-129 
13] = 192 — 383 33 I 234] 2 46853 3 184 6 367 
14] —. 221 — 44 34 1 310] 2 62054 3 305] 6 609 
J 255 — Ji 35 1 388 2 i 3 28 6 856 
1 — 290 — 380 36 1 469] 2 83976 3 5534) 7 108 
I7] — 328 — 657 137 R iii -T02159}] 3 6881. 7.26 
18 — 357 — 73438 x. 636] 3 272 58 2 „ 
19 — 4˙9 — 818 39 1-724 3 44859, 937 7 895 
40% — 453 =. 906140! 8131 3 62550 4 800 8 160 


* 


— * * 
„ß — „ 
3 -- 7 
— hey — 


— NT EE: I. hes —— _ 
> — = * 1 * l 


98 7 


— 


2 


| Look in the Table for the next greater Number, anſwerable both to 


of tem under their ſeveral Titles; in like manner look for the next 
leſſer Number, ſetting down what is found againſt them; then Sub- 
ſtract the leſſer out of the greater, and Note the difference; then take 
a proportional part of the difterence (according to the parts of Inchet) 


the Number of Inches was entire. 


Inches, Multiply the Number of the + of the Area at the Head, and 
2 of the Area at the Bung by the next greater Number to the Length 
of the Cask, and alſo by rhe next leſſer, Subſtract the leſſer out of the 
greater, and Note the difference; then take 1 proportional Part 
thereof ( according to the Parts of Inches ) which being added to the 
leſſer Number (cutting off the Three laſt Figures towards the right 
hand) ſhews the Content of the Cask in Gallons and Parts, as before. 


If the Diameters of the Cask at the Head and Bung happen to conf! | 
of Inches, and parts of Inches, work thus: | 


If the Length of the Cask happens to conſiſt of Inches, and Parts of 


ITT n 


d r en en oro 55 Ne N * 


— 


the Head, and alſo to the Buna, ſetting down what is found againſt each 


$0 CONES PEI 


„ 


and add to the Sum of the lefler Number, and proceed as before, When 


Brought 


Examp.c. 
; 1 
AE | Head to be—26; 
ne Diameter * . 
Suppoſe-St meters at tl 2 Bung to be- 34 >Inches: 
Cand the Length to bew—————8; 
: . {Gal- | 1000]! 
Look in the Table under the Title Head. lons. | Par. 
3 5 27 18 found — N . — 82 
And againſ.— 5 27 8 6| 
Same 26 is found — — — — 766 
The leſſer being Subſtracted from the greater, remains — Gol 
Which 60, being Divided by 4 (the Denominator of? 
the Fraction 4) giver— ——— 5 Ly 
Which being added to the leſſer Number — 766 
Makes the exact of the Area at the Head, viz — 5781 
Lock in the Table under the Title Bung, | | | 
And agtinficn— nr 12 5 ll 
i 234 is found — — ä 2 620 
The ſeſſer Subſtracted from the greater remains — 136 
Which being Divide! by 4 (the Denominator of the | —— | 
Fraction ) gives in the. Quot ent 39; that Multi- 1 
piied by 3 (the Nuwerator of the Fraction ) pro- BY hed 
ducet — — — | 
Which being added to the leſſer Number — 2 | 620 
Makes the exact = of the Area at the Bung, viz. 2 777 
N TT” WM C 
To which adding the of the Area at the Head, viz—- — 7861 
PAI > — | ; 
1 0 | 5 
You have the mean A ea, or Content of the Cask 3 50 


. 


SET 8A 1 > 


to Brought over. = — — 31 518 
” FW hich Multiply'd by 49. (the next greater — 
b. to 48 & the Length of the Cask) produces 172 | 382 
kelſ ay = 480 (he ners Number leſs than 48 a +) bro. 468 864 
et). 1 , a 8 LES 
ow The leſs being Subſtracted from the greater remains 3 518 
1 | [The half whereof is . — — 759 
h Which being added to the leſſer Number— | 168 | 864. 
hell | | 18 
5 { [Make — „ 5 1 8 I70 | 623 
hel From which cut off the 3 laſt Figures to the right 
Ihe Jhand, and you have the Content of the Cask, viz. 
e. $170 Gallons and ++ Parts of a Gallon, which being 

reduced makes near +, | 

| JOr Multiply the mean Area of the Cask- 3 518 

| JBy 48 (the next Number leſs than 48 : the Length) 

|| the produce is——- . | 
120 . (for the Fraction 2) take + of the 3. 518, being 11 759 
320 | Which, being added together, make as hefore — | 170 | 623 
700 The Method of Diſcharging Goods falls next under Conſideration, 
— fand varies as to the Operations accoriing to the nature of the Goods, 

60 Jbut the Form otherwiſe holds in moſt caſes with ſome of the following 
—IExamples. 

154 Hhds. Tobacco ſtript. * Hhds. Tobacco ſtript · 
7061 _—— 7 
F 
Aar 1 . Gar C. ꝗr. Ib. ginia Cart C. r. lt. Damage 

| PF —{— 
776 Q-+ 220] 3 +5 3.18 R. 213:;] „6.28 Ib. 
629 | 725-| 2. | 7-214 31. 5. | 6:1: 8 10 4. 
Ds: 50 1: 3-4-6; 11S 477-] © | 9.2.17]  3o[w. 
156 1 $66 , 3.22.7 19d 
8 12 19. 3.1 3. [22.2.7 40 [Certify'd 
El 19 22 the 19th 
117 19 22 Februay, 
| 19 220 1711. 
620 7 
— — — By d and w. 
737 Sutle-—2228 Jutle—2527 is meant dry 
781 Entr d-2000 Entr'i=29909 Damage and 
— | n — wet. | 

7184 | Short—228 Ent%,N* 27. Short= 527 Entred in No 68. 

tight 


1 | I. Cheſts 


751 . 


5 I's | 1000 
lons. | Parts 


—_—_— 
ad —— 
* us 4 — * ww th 


2 — — —ͤ—ͤ— 
— — — — 


— 
he 


[ 76 ] 


Cheſts of Almonds. Bales of Smyrna Silk, raw | 


3. 1. — 


IO. 3. 
Tare 14 anc 2. 3. 4 16 


— 169 
Net — 19. I. 27 168 
Entr'd 18.— 3 


r 


K Sutle—188r 


Short— | 1. 1. 27 | Tare 16 ib Each— 80 
Entred in No 88, 


r 


1801 
＋— 600 


Great Pounds —1201 


Packs of Checks. 


UV. No I. 40 Pieces. 
Se +7 


87 Pieces, each 35 Yards. 


32 


252 
Pieces 294 
Entred 260 


Short— 34 Entred, 10 Ne 98). 


Cheſts Florence Wine. 


0 
HEE MEH KENNY 


Examin'd, and Deliver d —— Gallots——240 


| | — 


3.J 4. 3. 27 2. 3. — 1 


3. 3. 2. 1) 
5. 4. Io 17 +] 3. 2.15} 
Jo 


3+ — ku z . 
Grof — 5. 22. 1. 3 68 j 


Ce 


X. 1 Cheſii 


— 
bo —— 


| X. 1 Cheſt Damask Napkening of Holland, under an 
; Ell, and + in Breadth, 
qt. 300. Aulns per Invoice, 
75. + Dedudted. 

N 225: 

mk Þ 4,7 —2, per Cent. 

. EE 3 a — m 

1 Examin d and Deliver d 220, —Vards. 

= | Hodgſheads Wine Fill'd up. 

| Head 7 Wet | Ullage ; 

| RT. | Bung | Length Inches | Contents 

| In. Pe. In, Pr.] In. P.. In, Pu. |Gall.P". 

| 3 — 2 é — mated ac ' 

3 V. Ne1.] 20, — | 23. 9 38. 5 2. 60. 

| 2.| 19. 8] 23. 4 | 36 5 | 14+ — | 39 3 

| 3- 19. 8 23. 8 35. 8 20. — 58. — 

| + 1-206 % © |. #5. 8 
$4 206-0 F346 243% 8 

| J | - 263. 

Entr d 315. Ei 
Certified the ſaid Over-Entry, 1 June, 1713. Over—| 5t. 1 
1 | Pipes Wine Unfill'd. 

Head | Bung Length Contents. fl 
In. P*, | In. P..] In. P.. Galls. Po. 
Damage 
Z. Ne to 24. — 8 46. — [I21. — ; 2 B. 
8 5 209. 4 ⁵— CD. 
3» 24. e 30. 5 47, * 130. —_— E. F. 
4.25. — 30. — 48. — 132. — 
. TT VR= 
5 on: =] 049, — 
Entred— | 630. — || 
58 Short —| 19. — | Ent.Neg2. 
- Certified the above Damage the 13 May), 1913. 
La For 


UP] 


1 


5 Cheſts of on- Sn fl 


—— 


1 


doms, by John Crookſhanks, Eſq, Comptroller General of the Cuftonu 
in Scotland, Entitled, Inſtructions for Collefors, and ot her Officers em. 
ployd in Her Majefties Cuftoms, &c. in the North Part of Great Bri: 


| tain, with Forms of Diſpatches, Schemes for Calcularions, and the. 
regular Methods of Accounting, c. Printed at Edinburgh, Anno 


1707. 


Certainty in their Diſcharges, here follows 


Practice in the Port of London. 


A. 


A LLOM in Casks, Tare 12 pound per Cent. 
Aſhes called Pot-aſhes, 10 pound er Cent. 
Argo] in Casks, 14 pound per Cent. 
B. 


be accounted Small, and all above that weight Large. 
Basket Rods the Bundle, 3 Foot about at the Band. 
Barillia in fingle Serns, 3 hundred, 14 pound. 
Barillia in double Serns, about 3 hundred weight, Tare 28 pound. 
Battery in Fats, Tare 8 pound per Cent. 
Books unbound, 8 hundred make a Maund. 
Brimſtone in Casks, Tare 8 pound per Cent. 
Briſtles in Fats, about 5 hundred weight, Tare 84 pound. 
Bulruſhes the Load, 60 Bundles. 


. . 


Apers, for Tare one third part. 
large > 7 yard + long. 

1 yard long. 

{malt 2 of a yard. 


| Cocheneal in Cheſts covered with Skin, about an hundred and an half, 


Tare 50 pound. | 
In Barrels, about an hundred and an half, 36 pound. 


Copper in Fats, 8 pound per Cent. for Tate. 


Copperas in Casks, Tare 10 pound per Cent. 
„ 
| Loes- Cicotrina in Cheſts, about Three hundred and an hall, 
85 Tare 80 pound. 
=< —Epatica in gunny, about an hundred, 8 pound; about two hun- 
Q | dred weight, and three hundred, 14 pound. | 
Antimony 1n Casks, Tare 6 pound per Cent. 


——_ 


Argen 


» 


For the Forms of all Cuſtom-houſe Diſpatches, and Books, J refer to | 
| a moſt Uſeful, Ingenious Book, written for the Benefit of the Publick,|F 
immediately after the Commencement of the Union of the Ywo King-|F 


And that the Officers at the Water-ſide, may proceed with the more 


A Table of the uſual Tares and Allowances now in | 


Acks for Chimneys of half a hundred weight and downward, to | 


ow” 
9 


Drugs. 


5 * — _ 


i [97 


Argentum ſublimatum, or Quick-filver, in Boxes, Barrels, and 
Leather, about an hundred and a quarter, or an hundred and an 
half, for Tare 36 pound. 

in Barrels the ſame weight, 14 pound. 

| Aﬀa ſœtida in Baskets, about a quarter of an hundred, for 

Tare 3 pound per Basket. : 

Benjamin in Cheſts, about three hundred and an halt, 99 pound; 

in gunny, about an hundred weight, 8 pound; about two hun- 

dred weight and three hundred, 14 pound. 

I] Bole in Cask, for Tare 8 pound per Cent. 

e | Camphire in Tubs, about half or three quarters of an hundred, 
| for Tare 18 pound. 

Caraway-ſeeds in Canvas Bales, about three hundred weight, 

| Tare Io pound. 5 „ 

nif Cardamoms in Bales, about two hundred weight, 14 pound. 

= Cinabrium, or Vermilion in Tubs, about three hundred and an | 
| haif, Tare 36 pound. 

Coloquintida in Cheſts, Tare :. 

Cubebs in Bags, Tare 4 pound. 

Green Ginger in Jars, about an hundred weight, for Tare 28 pound. 

Ifonglaſs in Fats, about three hundred and an half, or four hundred 

Weight, for Tare 84 pounds. 

Jujubes in Fats, Tare 16 pound per Cent. | 

5 Lack, gum and ſeed in gunny, about an hundred, 7 pound; two] 

to hundred or three hundred, 14 pound. = 

| Myrrh in Cheſts, from three hundred and an half to four hun- 
dred weight, for Tare 92 pounds. 

Olibanum in gunny, two hundred or three hundred weight, for 

. Tare 14 pound ; one hundred weight, Tare 8 pound. 

Pitch called Burgundy Pitch in Stands, about two hundred and 
three quarters, 56 pound. _ | 

Prunelloes in Boxcs, about 14 pound weight, for Tare three pound 
Per Box. © 

| Tinckul in duppers, about an hundred, or an hundred and a quar- ir 

ter, for Tare 16 pound; about an hundred and a halt, Tare 

20 pound, „„ 

Turmerick in gunny, about an hundred and a half, 14 pound 6 

| Tare; about an hundred, for Tare 10 pound. „ 1 

Verdigteeſe in Leather, about one quarter of a hundred and i Tl 


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All | 14 pound, for Tare 3 pound. t 
J | Vitriolum Romanum in duppers, about an hundred weight, 
1 14 pound. > 
| F. 


Lax, the Laſt to contain ſeventeen hundred weight. 
Feathers, for Tare four pound per Cent. 


ic Fruit in Baskets, Tare 4 pound per Basket. 
1 . G. 
n- (ul in double Bags from Aleppo and Smyrna, for Taxe 7 pound 
| per double Bag. | | 


In ſingle Bags, 4 pound per Bag. 


| 
Almonds) | 


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\ Almonds in Casks, Tare 14 pound per Cent. 15 

In Bags, Tare 4 pound per Bag. : 1 
n Serns and Bags, about two hundred weight, for Tare| | 
| 18 pound, and ſo proportionably. 


[] * 


Anmiſeceds in Serns and Bags, about three hundred and three quat / 1 
ters, for Tare 18 pound. Loc 
from Smyrna with Felts, about three hundred and a half, for 
Tare 20 pound, 
| Without Felts, the ſame weight, 14 pound. V 
| Cinnamon in gunny, about three quarters or an hundred, for Tare —] 


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Iz pound; in Skins the ſame weight, 14 pound; in Skins and! F 
Bags, 16 pound. | | 
Cloves in Caroteels, about four hundred and a half, for Tare 


— 


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11 
1 | 70 pound. EP 
| h _ | Currans in Buts and Caroteels, for 'Tare 16 pound per Cent. in © 
j >| Quarterol, 20 pound per Cent. in Bags, about four hundred ( 
oe Weight, 10 pound per Big. 
= | Figs in Barrels, Tare 14 pound per Cent. 2 ; 
© | Mace in Carotecls, about three hundred weight, for Tare|Þ 
70 pound. | 8 | 
Nutmegs in Cayoteels, about fix or ſeven hundred weight, for 0 
Fare 70 pound. ; Isdn | 
Pepper in Bags, for Tare four pound per Bag, about three hundred. || Shu 
| Prunes in Puncheons, or uncertain Casks, 14 pound per Cent. 0 


Raiſins in Frails, Tare 6 pound per Frail. | 
[Of Lippora in Barrels, about an hundred weight, 14 pound Fare. | 
| —Solis in Cask, Fare 12 pound per Cent. 

Sugar in Bales from India, 35 pound Tare. ks 

in Cheſts, for Tare + part. * 
in Casks, part. 
in Cask S. Thome, + part. | 
| Loaf Sugar in Cask, with Paper, Thread, and Straw, for Tare, 
16 pound per Cent. | 
Sugar in Caneſters, for Tare 3. 


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Silk thrown or orgazine 


| | 

Arneſs-plates or breaſts, to be accounted for Iron doubles. | 
Hemp, called Steel-Hemp, in Fats, for Tare 14 pound per Cone. 
Hair, called Goats-hair in Canvas, for Tare, 4 pound per Cent. in Hair 
cloth, 7 pound per Cent, 
Hops in Bags, for Tare 4 pound per Cent. 
| | 
| J. : | 
IN Cheſts covered with Skins, about an hundred and three Þ | 7 
54 quarters, for Tare 48 pound. 75 | 

ein Bales with Skins, about an hundred and an half, 16 pound. 


K. 
| 8 Fats, for Tare 8 pound per Cent. 


L. Lattin, 


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Attin, or round Bottoms in Fats, for Tare 8 pound per Cent. 
Linen, Flemiſh, and Dutch Meaſure, to be allowed 2 per Cent. 
Except Gentiſh meaſure brown, to which add 5 per Cent. 


| Lockrams to be allowed 2 per Cent. 


M. 
Adder in Bales, great and ſmall, ſingle and double Bags, for Tare 
28 pound. 


| —In Fats, for Tare 10 pound per Cent. 


O, 
N certain Cask, 1 in 20 allowed for Leakage, under 10 none. 
2 in Candy Barrels, Tare 29 per Barrel. Es 
> in Uncertain Cask, Tare 18 per Cent. 
© 7 pound and half make a Gallon. 
252 Gallons make a Ton, 


| CAMower in Bales, about fix hundred weight, for Tare 84 pound. | 
) —In Bags, from two hundred to three hundred, 16 pound per Bag. 


Salt-petre in Cask, Tare 12 pound per Cent. In gunny, about an hun- 
dred and a quarter, Tare 16 pound. 

Shumack in Bags, about three hundred and an half, 10 pound; from two 
hundred to three hundred, for Tare 8 pound; about ſeven hundred 
weight, 14 pound. 


Smalts, 


| v { In ſhort Bales of Bolognia with Searcloth and Cotton-wooll, a 
bout two hundred weight, for Tare 28 pound. Rn 
© | In long Bales with Searcloth and Cotton-wooll, the ſame weight, 
8 Zo pound. 
= In 8 with Searcloth, about two hundred weight, 
3 Ound. | 
> | Fine of Naples, about one hundred and a half with Searcloth, | 
Tate 14 pound; and fo downwards proportionably. 
5 | In Meſſina Bales double Canvas thrown and raw, about two hun 
— dred weight, Io pound; with Searcloth and Cotton-Wooll, the 
D ſame weight, 22 pound. | 
In long Bales of Aleppo with Cotton-wooll, about three hundred | 
and a quarter, and downwards to two hundred and three quar- 
ters, for Tare 32 pound. ET. 
| In Fangots of Aleppo, about two hundred and a quarter, or two 
| hundre and a half, with Cotton-wooll, 24 pound. 
| In Fangots of Aleppo, about one hundred and three quarters, or 
> | two hundred, Tare 20 pound; about an hundred and a quarter, | 
or an hun tre and an half, 18 pound. | | 
= | ArdasSilk of Aleppo in ſhort Bales with Cotton-wooll, from three 
hund cd an a quarter, to two hundred and three quarters, for 
1 Dare 30 pound. | 
Of Smyrna and Cyprus, about three hundred weight and upivards; 
for Tare 16 pound. BY 
downwards to two hundred weight, 14 pound. 
from two hundred weight downwards, 12 pound. 
In Bales of Perſia, an hundred and a quarter, 20 pound. 


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Cent. | 
called Reaver-wooll, in Hogſheads and Brizles, for Tare 75 pound. 
in Crobies, Tare the cover, which is one third of the whole. 
| Cotton-wooll, for Tare 4 pound per Cent. 


& -: Spanifh in Bales for Cloth, about rwo hundred, for Tare 28 pound. 
> * Spaniſh in Bales for Felts, about two hundred and a quarter, for 
Tare 14 pound. 

Sivovia Spaniſh for Felts, abont two hundred, for Tare 15 pound. 

[Lambs Eſtridge, Poliſh, for Tare 4 pound per Cent. 

Weornmfſeeds in Bales with Felts from Smyrna, about three hundred and 
three quarters, Tare 24 pound. 

—from Aleppo with Cotton-wooll, 24 Pound. 


X. 


> Arn called Cable-yarn in winch from Rnfſia, for Tare 28 
| pound. 


C— ——_— 


i Smalts, or Powder blew in Casks, for Tare Io pound per Cent. N Fr 
th called Caſtile Sope in double Serns, about three hundred weight, 
lj J for Tare 3o pound. 50 wy 
145 S in ſingle Serns the ſame weight, 16 pound. | 
© | 2 )—in «ap. about two hundred and a half, or three hundred|Þ | 
Wi weight, 40 pound. 48 
1 Succads in Cheſts, about an hundred and an half, 40 pound. | 87 
| 1. | 
1 Allow from Ruſſia and Ireland, in Casks, for Tare 12 pound | 
Tt, Her Cont, | 
Fil Tazcle, the half pack contains ten thouſand, * 
1 Siſters Thread to have no allowance. 
Fa Thread called whited brown, Outnal, and black and brown, orf! 
9 Bridges, to have allowance of 6 per Cent. for want of weight, | 
90 (Spaniſh in Barrels, about two hundred and a quarter, for Tare 
Sil: 28 pound. | 
0 — in Falt- barrels, about an hundred and a quarter, 18 pound. 
1 in Potaccoes without Canvas, 14 pound. | 
| 10 in Potaccoes covered with Canvas, 16 pound. | 
\ in Potaccces covered with Skins, 20 pound. I: 
|. Virginia in Hogſheads, weighing under three hundred weight, for 
10 8 | Pare 70 pound. = 
1 Z : rom three hundred to four hundred, 80 pound. | 
ih 5 trom four hundred to five hundred, go pound. | 
hh five hundred weight and upwards, Too pound. | 
Nl Barbadees in rolls upon ſticks, about a quarter of an hundred, 
il! 6 pound per ftics. || | 
th Bermudaes in Cheſts, 20 pound per Cent. nw 
0 in Casks, about three hundred weight, Tare 6 pound; about 
. two hundred and a half, downwards to two hundred, or one 
[oh | hundred and three quarters, 50 pound. | 
A Turpentine in Casks, Tare a fifth part. 
9 X 7he of Lattin and Iron in Casks, for Tare 6 pound per 
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! Grogram and Mohair-yarn in Bales from Aleppo with Cotton- 
wooll, 28 pound Tare, and ſo downwards proportionably. 1 


| —with Felts, Skins, and Cottons, 16 pound. 


— TCotton-yarn in Bales from India, about three hundred and 2 half, | 


for Tare 43 pound. 
—in Bags from Turky, for Tare 5 pound per Cent. 


From Smyrna with Felts, about four hundred weight, 28 pound. 
without Felts, about the ſame weight, for Tare 18 pound. 

—in Fangots without Felts, abont one hundred and three quarters, 
or two hundred, for Tare 14 pound. 


without Felts, about an hundred and a half, 12 pound. 
Linen-yarn in Fats, 'Tare 12 pound per Cert. 


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or Denomination. are further chargeable with another Duty by Weight, 


184] 
PARTITION III. 


ROM what has been offered in the Firſt and Second Parts of | 

this Treatiſe, it 1s humbly conceiv'd the Duties payable Inwards, 

and Outwards, (or Coaſtwiſe, as to Coals, Ic.) may be computc'Þ 
with Certainty, and without Difficulty, even by Perfons of a very | 
ſhallow Capacity; however, leſt any ſhould be miſtaken in their Judgment, 
or guilty of an Eſcape, or wrong in their Operations, I have in this Par. 


of the Rates of all Merchandizes, but alſo with the Total Net Amount ot 
the ſevera Duties payable upon all Goods whatſoever Imported, boch Ra- 
ted and Unrated, and of the Sums to be Drawn back upon Exportationof |Þ 
the ſame in Time, reſpectively, with proper References whereby to know 
the particular Branches which compoſe each Sum; together with + /Þþ 
Table of the Net Duties piyable upon certain Goods carried Coaltwiſe, | 
and upon all Goods whatſoever Exported. | 
For the better Underſtanding the Table Jnwards, pleaſe to obſerve, | 
1. That the Words in Talic on the left hand Page, are either Goods | 
paying Duties ad Valorem, or fome Alterations or Additions made 
ſince the Rates were granted, Anno 1660. | 
2, That the Figures in the firſt Column on the right hand Page, are the || 
Rates charg'd upon ſundry Sorts of Goods Imported, from which the 
Net Duties are to be computed ; (except Perry, Rape of Grapes, Syder,|| 
Syder -Fager, Vincgar, and Wines, as in page 4) All the reſt are 
Goods paying the Subſidies ad Valorem, &c. as betore. | 
3. That the Duties payable Inwards are calculate for Goods Imported! 
by a Britiſh Merchant in a Brit;/þ Ship, for which Ready Money is paid, 
and all Diſcounts deducted ; except in the caſe of Crrrans, Iron, aud 
Fiſb, on which there being a different Duty payable, when Importe 


tg La 


in a Foreign Bottom, or caught by Foreigners, I choſe to add the Ali- 


ens Duty, or Pettv- Cuſtom to the ſame reſpectively ; all the reſt are 
computed, as aforeſaid ; and it to the Goods enumerated (page 8) when | 
Imported in a Foreign Ship, or to any other Goods belonging to a Fo- 


 reigner, be added the Aliens Duty charg'd in the following Abſtract, 
you have the Net Duties to be pail or repaid in all Caies whatſo- 


| 
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| 
| 


ever. 
+ 4 That when two, three, or more Sums are Circumflexed together by | 
a Brace to the right hand facing the Figures, it denotes, that all rhoſe 
Duties are payable upon the Goods to which the Circumflex belongs, 
or that the Goods have a Reference to ſome Duty at the Foot of the 
Brace; thus, Adzes for Coopers pay, partly by the Dozen, and parti) 
by the Hundre weight ; Skins, called Goats S«ins, not Cordivaar, pay | 


| by the Dozen, by the Value, and by the Weight; and Inſtruments for | 


Barber Surgeons, beſides the Duties reſpectively oppoſite to each Sort | 


peeording to thc Metal whercof each of them are made, whether Steel, 
or Iron. 


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| conſiſt, and will be a very great Direction to the Officers in their re- 
| ſpective Computations. | 


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5. That the Letters to the right hand, oppoſite to each ſort of Goods, are 
Relerences to a Table at the end of Goods Inwards, by which you ſee 
at a glance the particular Branches of which the ſeveral Net Dutzes 


6. That in the following Abſtract of Goods, both Jnwards 1 


Out wards, ſuch Dutics are charg'd as would be payable by Law, if 
| the Goods could be legally Imported or Exported, without any regard 


to Prohibitions, except in the cafe of F/ Jnwards, Reference being 


pray d reſpectively in all other caſes to the Liſt of Pꝛohibited Goods, 


and to the Index, Part. IV. | 
7. And that the Sums to be paid, or repaid, conſiſt of Pounds, Shil- | 


lings, Pence, and 20th Parts of a Peny, whereof 5 make a Farthing, 


10 a Half peny, and 15 Three Farthings. 

The Duties are calculated ſo exactly, as not to differ from the moſt 
critical Calculation 3 part of a Peny on any one Commodity, and 
will be of the greateſt Uſe and Advantage, both to Officers of the 
Cuſtoms, and to Merchants, as well for their Information as for Pro- 


| ving and Examining all Entries of Goods whatſoever, by Multiplying 


the ſeveral Duties by the Quantity of the Goods. 

In ranging the Goods both Inwards and Outwards, I have obſerved 
the Order in which they follow in the Old Book of Rates, fo far as to 
keep always both to the ſame Letter, and General Head, under which 
they are to be found there, but have diſpoſed the Goods under each | 
Letter, and General Head more ſucceſſiwely in the Courſe of the Al- 
phabet, taking in likewiſe, in their Order, Tuch Goods as have been 


{fince charg d with new or further Duties, and ſome others paying Du- 


ties ad Valorem. And becauſe ſeveral Sorts of Goods Rated are fo diſ- 
poſed as not. to be tound readily by the Alphabet, you have a Liſt of 
them, with Directions where to turn to, in order to find them, at the 


end of the Abſtract of Goods Juwards, 


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— ———ů — — — _ 


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- 


An AbſtraQ of the Net Aliens Duty, FEOF? 1 by 
Strangers upon al/ Goods Imported, and by Brit | - 
upon the following Goods, when Imported in“ 
| Foreign Bottoms, over and above what is pay. 
able for the ſame by Britiſh, in Britiſh built ma 
Aliens Duty 
Inwards. . 
| 5 3 Paid. 
1 I [F. Id Zoth | 
parts] Þ 
| A wie. the Hogſhead — 5 I 
great (as Timber) every 50 Feet (quarc—— — 1] 28 
Balks--Smiddle the 120 — - ws | „„ 
mall, the 120, 3 — ., 
| Barlings, the 120 — | _ —_— — 
(Barrel Boards, the 129— — —— T5 
Boards, lapboards, the 120 — 1 
voc. Wipe- boards, or Pipeholt, the 120 boards aca] = * 
| White- boards for Shoemakers, the board] —|—{— 3 | 
Brandy, every 20 Shillings value upon Oati— 1 
[Capravens, the T20- — 1 
{ Corn or Grain, for every 20 Shillings it ſtands Rated? BE OS 3 
at (vide page 6. )-— — —5 3 | 
1 Currans, already included in the Duties, ————I}I — 
Burgendorp, the 120— : ]—| 3A — 
| Meabro, the I20 — — 3 — 11 — | 
{ Deals-- Norway, the 120 — — - 43 — | 
| Spruce, the 120-- - T—| 3] 9 — | 
| of all otFer Sorts, for every 20 s. value upon Oathjj —{— g] = 
 $Figs, e 112 1þ onpenm—— — {| — 1 5 1 — 
Fiſh, vide F/, in Good, [nward:, | 
2 ; dreſt, or wrought, the 112 Themn— — 3] 9, — 
Flax—3"' dreſt, the 112 3 — — — "7" - | 
| carelt, WA — — 12 6 — 
Hemp h rt dreſt, the 112 1 — 3 22 — 
* ui.dreit, the 1175 5— — — —— „ 
for Ships ſm>'l. the Maſt — = a 0 
| Maſts--<}middle, te M: ·—— — —— 1 10 
o Cheri Meh . 
| Sevi gjorca, . Anglia [| e 
Oyl,— Portugal or Provence Oy] 5 1˙8—— 7. = 
voc. | * q Ec 
Sallet Oyl, the To —— — — | — 
[ Ferry, vide Vinegar. | | 
Pitch, great or ſmall band, the Laſt cont. 12 12 Barrel:— mee: 2p 10 
| Plaijks of Ireland, the roo Foot =} —[—| x! 18 
1 dotaſhes, 


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ta be 


Potaſhes, the Barrel, containing 200 b 


of Snijvna, black or red, the 112 it 
of the Sun, the 112 6b. .. 

"of allotker Sorts, for every 20s. value uponOath 
Rape of Grapes, vide Vinegar. 

Rozen, the 112 ————————— 


Raiſins 


— 2 white, or Spaniſh, the like Wey - 


— 
as 


Prunes, the 112 ib — — — — 
great, the 112 1b ——_—_ — — 


Salt 5 Bay, or French, the Wey, containing 40 buſhels-| 


Bome or Cant Spars, the 120 —.— RR 
4 Spars- 2 Small Spars, the 120- g | | 
F Sire A ee Staves, che 120 — 
ve LFirkin Staves, the 120 — — 
ec. (pipe, or Hogſhead Staves. the 120— — 
Candy ee FRE 112 Ib M e 
white, the 112 1b — — — | 
„ JMrnuſcovadoes, the 112 1b— my 
Zagar Syefin'd, fingle or double, in Loavcs, the 112 it 


St Thome and Panellis, the 112 16 — 
white, the 112 ib TE . 


Syder, and Syder eager, vide Vinegar. 


Timber, every 50 Fcot ſquare —— 


Tar, great or {mall Band, the Lait, containing 12 Barrels 


Timber of Ireland, the Ton or Load 5 
n Or Trunnels, the thouſand- —— 


1 
1 


| Grapes, Syder and Syder eaget— unfill'd, the Ton 


| 
on 
| | Vinegar of all ſorts, Perry, Rape of 5 fill d, the Ton—; 


| Wines, for Putlerage, fill'd or unfill d, the Jon 
or other Duties, vide page 48. 
Wood of all Sorts, for every 20 8. value, according 
to the Rates Fart. V. — ͤ — 
| 41] Goods of the Growth, Production, or Manufa- 
Gare of Turkey, or Rnſſia ( except Sail Oyl of 
| Ruffia, Inported in Britiſh Ships) for every 20 5. 
| as they ſtand Rated in the Column cf Rates; or 
| if Unrated, for every 20s. value upon Oath 


"ry by Strangers, for every 20 f. as they {tand 
o . . « £» 1 

ated in the ſaid Column of Rates; or if they 

pay Duty ad Valorem, for every 20 5. value upon 


O42t - —— — . 


— — 


Wainſcots, the 120 — e . 


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An Aivuanericat ABSTRACT off 4 
of Tonnage and Poundage, Sc. upon Me 
Net Dutie 8 payable upon ſuch and all other F 
with their reſpective Drawbacks upon Ex: | N 


ar ä ĩ˙ 3 2 2 —— — Les — WEE —„»-— — —o EE — _ — 


— w ⁰¹˙ > oe — ogg Se * wy ITT Fo DO 9 


Des for Cn pers the d 72 en ä —-—— 3 
and for every 112 b CU —_ 
Aggets — {mall as a Bean, the 100 dozen . 
large, the piece Tr ode Econ re 
Allom the 112 ib ( for Dyers % ¼—— 5 
Alphabets the ſet, containing 24 „ . 
Alpiſti or Canary Seed, the 112 it | 
"the pound els eden — . 
the m. aſt, Conte 2 pounds and — — — — 
Beads, the pound VV 

Oyl (vide Drugs) 

Anchoves the Little B arrel, containing IO 1 F. ( 48 5 . & M. "2 3 
d. 5. — — — Gs * 

| or Creepers of Lattin, the pound 8 
Arden | 


Amber 


of Iron, the 1 — — _ 

and for every 112 it 4 Gs 
Andlets or Males, the pound — — 
Aneile of Barbary, the prund 

Annotto, the pound 3 Dyers = —— — 
Auwils, the 112 .. F 8 


— 3 0 


the Buſhel . | a We 
Apples —Sthe Barre], con taining' 3 2 Buſhel . 1 
vocat. Pippins or Runnets, the like Barre x : 
(the Barrel —— JJ ˙ — 
ide page (86 
Aqua Vi the 8 . 8 5 . a 
_ for Exciſe BUG TOY Woof, the 3 — — : 
Vide page (45) 2? above Proof, the Gallon———— Cn 
Argol, white and red, or Powder the 112 . I ( for Dyers uſe . 23 5 


Armcur old, the 112 # — 
Arrows for ee the groce, containing 12 dozen _ We 
Potaſhes th are 6 Ib ( Vide p 86. —_ 
Aſh ö = C ontaining 200 ( de PBs 
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From Aſia, Africa, America, or Ireland, 2 120.— 
| Balks—< Middle the 120 


Gold Balances, the groce, containing 12 dozen pair 
Balances- 


Bands, 
voc. 


All other Toys for Children to pay 16 d, in 25 5, Vane upon Oath. 
of Ireland, the Flitch 


Balls, voc. 5 


Bandeliers, the 100 


mY [ 90 ]. 


In wards. F 


nes: CWoodor Soap Aſhes, the Laſt, containing 13 Barreli—— 
A Sled Aſhes, the Laſt 


and for every 208. value i p01 Oath 
Aul-blades, the thouſand —— 


and for every 112 I —— — = 3 
Aulgers for Carpenters, the groce- — _ 9 
and for every 112 Ib Iron — 
Axes or Hatchets, the dozen — 


and for every 112 fb Tron 


— 


B. 


Abies, or Puppets for Children, the groce containing 12 dozen 
Babies Heads of Earth, the dozen — — — 


and for every pound ee — 
Cof Weliphalia or Hambrough, or the like, the 1126 


With Locks, the dozen 


* 


and for every 112 ib the Loch 


with Steel rings without Locks, the dozen 
A 


and for every 20 $. value of the Leather, as in pag. 55. 
and for every 112 ib the Rings 
i Great the 120— 


and FH „ every 20. value of tbe Feather as in in pag, 55. 


— 


a 


But by the 23d Wales | in the Bool: of Rates, , they are 02 
pay as Timbey 50 Foot ſquare 


From Aſia, Africa, America, or Ireland, the 120— 
Small the 120 


TTT1 rh 


— — 


From Aſia. Toes ) 3 or : Ireland, the © FW 
Vide page (86 ) 


Ounce Balances the like groce — 
The Sort, containing 4 dozen 


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or every 20 8. value Bra 7.— 5 
Tennis Balls, the thouſand 


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Waſhing Balls the groce, containing 12 eee 


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Flanders Bands of Bone-Lace, the Band = 
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| Bellows, the Pan —— 


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Bindſirings. the dozen knote— — - 
Bankers of Verdure, the dozen pieces — - — 
Barbers Aprons or Checks, the piece not above 10 yards 
Barley (vide Corn.) 
Barlings, the 120 (vide page (86) — — 
Barrillia, or Saphora, to make glaſs, the Barrel, containing 224 Ih—— 
Basket Rods, the Bundle —̃ . 
Baskets, voc. Hand-baskets, or Sports, the dozen 
Baſons of Lattin, the pound — — — 
Baſt or Straw—Hats knotted, the dozen — 
at . or Straw—Hats plain, the dozen q 
the Rope N — — A 
Baft- S Bundle, containing 10 Rope —— — B 
8 the 112 3 — 8 1 — 
Battery, Baſhrones, or Kettles, the 112 ib — 8 
Bayes of Florence per yard —— 
Amber, the pound — — . 
Bote the great groce, containing 12 {mall groce— 
8 Oe great groce— — 5 3 
Chryſtal, the thouſand— — 
Beads of 5 Carat, the pound- — 
| Glaſs all ſorts, the great groce — = 
Jaſper ſquare, the hundred Stones ——————— 
| Wood of all forts, the great groce — 
Beaupers, the piece, containing 24 or 25 yards 5 
Beef 3 cf Ireland, the Barre ñ B 
or Pork of Ireland, per Ton — : ; 
Beer, or Ale Foreign, For Exciſe, &c. the Barrel 5 3 5 


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Clapper bells, the pound — 

Dog-bells, the groce, containing 12 dozen = — 

Hawks bells Noremberg making, the dozen pair — 

1 Horſe bells, the Small groce, containing 12 dozer— 

Bells, voc. Morrice-bells, the like groce— „ CG 
and if any of the Bells be Braſs, to pay beſide for 


ny 258. value, according to their reſpective s 
1144 — — — ä 


\ 

Bits for Bridles, the dozen 
; and for every 112 ih — 
Blacking, or Lamp-black, the 112 { 


he Leather,( vide pag. 38 & 55) 


and for every 20 8. value upon Oat ——— — 


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Blankets, 5 Paris, Mantles, coloured, the Mantle | = 
voc. Paris Mantles, or others, uncoloured, the Mantle 
Barrel Boards, the 120 — 
From Aſia, Africa. America, or Ireland, the 120 
i Clapboards, the 120 —————— _ 
From Aſia, Africa, America, or freland the 129 — — 


1 | FE 


Miilboards ood Scaleboards, the 112 i — = 
and for every 120 8. value upon Oath —-—— 1— 
Boards, 3 Pafteboards for Books, the thouſand — a "HM 
voc. and p̃ every 112 it | 


Pipe Boards, or Pipe Holt, the 120 Boards- _ 
From Aſia, Africa, America, or Ireland, the 120 ——>— 
White Boards for Shoemakers, the Board M 
From Aſia, Africa, A or ireland. the Board — 
For Petty. Cuſtoms on Boards, ſee page (85. ) N 
Bodkins the ſmall groce, 3 12 do2en — 4 
made of Iron, the 112 ib — 4 
an 55645 a Braſs , the groce —S 
Bome Spars, the 120 (vide page 87 ) — —— — 
From Aſia, 9 4 frica, America, oy [rel . the 129 —— 
| or Bom: © 5 arrow, the Single picce, not above 13 yards — — 


1 


or Bom- Broad, the like Single piece — . 
baſine: of Silk, (vide Silk ) 

Bound, for every 203. value upon Oath for the Old — 
24 14 2—2Ä———— 
the Bale, or Maund, conta ining 7 
D Toborind. 8 Bales, or 2 Fats 
Ithe Fat, containing 4 a Mauni: 
the 112 16 ( by computation ) —.— 
and for every 20 s. value upon Oath, all Du- 
ties included (vide page 42 & 55) —— ———— 
Boſſes for Bridles, the Small grace. containing 12 dozen 


d if Braſs, the like DV OCOm— 
0 beſide 37 Iron the 112 \b— — Th 
Botanoes, per piece — — > et ITE 5 To 


of Earth or Stone, the dozen — — 

: Had d with Wicker, the e 
Bottle. < ef Glaſs— with Vices cover'd with Leather, the dozen 
Cuncover e The deten 

of Wood, voc. Sucking bottles the groce, con- 
taining Iz dozen — 


Bouler—-Jtie . the piece — 3 DD 
the Bale, containing 20 pieces i 


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Bows, voc. Stone-bows of Steel, the piece 
and for every 112 ib Stcel — 

Bowftaves, the 120 ——— — — — 

Fire or Tinder boxes, the Groce, containing 12 dozen — 
Neſt boxes, the Groce, containing Iz dozen Neſts 
Pepper boxes, the Groce, containing 12 dozen Boxes — — 
Sand boxes, the Groce, containing 12 dozen ——— 
| Sope boxes, the Shock, containing 60 Boxes 
1 Spice boxes, the dozen- — 3 


Tobacco boxes, the Groce, containing 12 dozen—— 
E 


—— — — — — — 


Boxes 


Leather the dozen — _ 
cover'd Jand for every 20 8. value * 
With Oath, (vide pag. 38 & 55) — 
Touch boxes Velvet, the dz in- _ 
ef Iron, or other Metal, Gilt, the doze —; 
and if Iron, for every 112 b 


— 


| 


Boxwood, ( vide wood ) 


of Glaſs, the Small groce, contain-2 
Bracelets, or Necklaces—< ing 12 Bundles, or Dickers 5 5 
| Red, the like Small grocc— — 
the Ton, containing 252 Gallons — — 
and for every 20 5 value upon Oath (vide page 80 )-— 


for Exciſe — 


Brandy 8 or under Proof, the gallon 
Double, or above Proof, the gallon- 
from Cuernſey, Jerſey, &c. the gallon— 
Lamps, the dozen — — —— — 
Laver Cocks, the pound. — 3 
Braſs, or-Pile Weights, the pound — 8 
Trumpets, the dozen —— 
Wrought Braſs, for every 20 s. value upon O at 
Brick Stones, (vide Earthen Ware) 
Bridles, the dozen — — — ieee 
and for every 20 5. value on Oath (all Dut ies included) 5 
Brimſtone, the 112 6 FE EPR 3 — = 
Briſtles— lac the dezen pound- — — - 
rough, or undreſt, the dozen pound * 1 
Brouches of Lattin, or Copper, the Groce, containing 12 3 


— — 


* 


if Copper, to pay more, the 112 ih — —— — —— 
| Beard Bruſhes, the Groce, containing 12 doꝛz en 
5 Comb bruſhes, the like groce X 
ruſhes- of Hair. voc. Head bruſhes. the dozen 
„voc. | 
Rubbing bruthes, the dozen 


4 Weavers bruſhes, the dozen 


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Inwards. 


— 


Courſe, the dozen- 
Bruſhes of Heath, we Skin or Head bruſhes, the dozen — 
Rubbing bruſhes, the dozen — 
for Girdles, the Small groce, containing 12 dozen ———{ 
if Braſs, to pay more per groce — 
Buckles--/for Girths, the like Small groce — — 
if Braſs, to pay move per groct. rn — 
SF 4 70 of 195 (not Braſs) the 112 . — 
voc. Carrick buckrams. the Short piece 
Buckrams2of Faſt Country, the Roll or Half piece — 
Cof Germany, or Fine, per piece 


f : | . - t 
Buffins, Moccadoes, and e e chore the Single piece, no 6— 


above 15 yards — 
Grograms Broad, the like Single piece 
Buggaſins, or Callico Buckrams, the Half piece 
Great, the pound | 
Small, or Seed bugle, the pound —————— 
Lace, the pound 
Bullions, for Pures, the Groce, containing 12 dozen — 
Bull- ruſhes, the Load — — — — 
Burs for Milſtones, the 180 " — — — 
and For eVEYY IIZ ID of Iron. — — — nn | 
Buskins of Leather, the dozen pair — — — — — 4 — 
and for every 208. value upon Oath (vide page 38 & 55) =——— !Þþ 
Buſtians the Single piece, not above 15 yards — + 
B 5015 Barre! — — . 
utter — of Ireland, che 112 Th — — — 
of Brafs, the great groce, containing 144 dozen - 
of Bugle, the dozen — I 
of Chriſtal, the dozen — — 
| of Copper, the great groce, containing 12 ſmall groce 1 


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and for every 112 ib ——— —— — — 

of Damask work Fine, the dozen 
3 of Glaſs, the great groce, containing 12 ſmall groce - 

of Hair, the groce, containing 12 dozen - 

for Handkerchiefs, the like groce! „ — 

of Lattin, the great groce, containing 12 ſmall groc 

of Silk, the like great groce 

| of Steel, the like great groce — — 
and for every 112 b. | © 

Lot Thread, the like great grocc- = 


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Calve Skins in the Hair, the piece — — 
| Cambogium (vide Drugs) 
[Camletto halt Silk, half Hair, the yard b 


[Candles of Tallow, the 112 lb — ä 


| Candles of Wax, tho pound — — — 


Candleſticks of Wire, the dozen — 


| Capers, the pound — 5 


Capravens the 120 (vide page 86) 


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nets- Bt 15 Japan d or Laquer d, to be ſold by the Ca ndle, 

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Cables tarr'd, or untarr'd, the 112 þ— 


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Callicoes, Fine or Courſe (vide Linen ) 


Candle plates, or W allers of Brafs or Latin, the and — 
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and for every 20 8. value upon Oath ————— 
Candleſticks of Braſs or Lattin, the pound ——— 
if Braſs. fo Pay more the pound — — — 


Candleweek, the 112 b 5 
Rattans, the thouſand — — 

Canes, Reeds, the thouſand 8 : 

voc. Walking Canes, the thouſand « ——— 


the dozen- ——— = 
of Wand ? the Shock, containing GO Canes 


Cant Spars. the 120 ( vide page 87) — 5 
From Alia, Africa, America, or Irel and, dad I20 | 


Caphooks, or Hook-ends, the Groce, containing 12 dozen 
and for every 112 wee — — 


WOW ——j—＋ẽvꝛ——:B ws, 4—-——< wp; wy ES 


From Aſia, Africa, America, ov Ireland, the I2g———— 
5 tufted, or Cockered Caps, the dozen — 
for Children, the dozen— — = —_ 


of Silk knit, the dozet, 5 
(Night Caps and for every pound weight Q 
of Linen, the dozen 


— 


of Wool'en, the dozen- ; _ 


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Cards, CP laying Cards not French, the Groce, cont. 12 dozen pair 


voc. W New. the dozen pair SIG en — 
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1 Brunſwick Carpets. ſtript and unſtript. the piece 
| Wi China of Cotton, Courſe, the piece— 55 | 
F508 of Cornix, the Carpet, cont. 2 yard & * long 
1 Gentiſh, the dozen 0 oo 
| il Carpets--\ of Perſia, the yard ſquare, the yard 
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1 0 Short, the piece e 
| of Turkey, ®*SLong, containing 4 yards and up- — 
| 4 i Venice Wards 3 „ 
* Carrels, the piece, containing 15 yards: - _ 
. Fe Conch Sine le, the groce, cont, 12 dozen 
. or Combs Double, the like groce — 
Wild | for Needles, or ON EIN 85 like groce 
ml | | gilt, the like groce — 
1 Caſes—. a for Spectacles- ? ungilt, the like roc 
8 | Ivory large, garniſhed, the dozen 
1 On gs Ivory middle fort, garniſhed, the dozen 
139 1 Ivory ſmall, garniſhed, the dozen 
- 16 Wooten, garniſhed. the dozen — — 
. N. 3 & 4 the doze.. — — — 
= | gilt of I N 5 & 6 the dozeth ——— — — 
Wl 8 N' 7 & 8 the dozet cu ——— 
Wh Caſes for N 68 
. Looking „9 & To and upwards, the dozen- 
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ungilt of. N 3 & 6 the dozen— — — 
VN 7 & 6 the dozen ————- 
Ne 9 & ro the dozen 
1 Large, the dozen ä 
"EW Middle fort, the dozen RES, 
mall, the dozen — 3 
Casketsof and for every 1126 9 
| Steel ys dozen— - „ | \ 
| 1 and for every 112 1 Ste...? 
Cattle great, Imported from Ireland, apiece, after the Rate .. 
[Caviare, the 112 i PER Re - Rs 5 
o! Linen for Women, e d-zenn⁊«ũt 
Cault—<of Silk, the doꝛze i 3 - (| 
And for every poiond Weight=———mpenmmmmm— _. | 
of Praſs or Lattin, the pound — 0 f = 
Chafing- if Braſs, to pay more the 50 —k— 3 — 
diſhes Jef Tron, the dozen omni 2 5 8 
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for Dogs, courſe, the dozen — — 
and to pay, if Braſs, the dozen ——— 
? if Iron, the 112 . 
for Keys or Purſes, fine; the dozer  ——— 
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more 2 if Iron the 1121 — 
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— —— _— 


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Watered, the yard . TI EN 
Cheeſe, the 112 f — 
Cherries, the 112 1 FF a | 
Cheſs-boards, the dozen 5 3 | 5 


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Cheſt | and for every 112 it — —— 


of Cyprns-wood, the Neſt, cont. 3 Cheſts— 
of Spruce, or Danske, the like Neſt 
Painted, the dozen ———— — 


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. Small, the piece , 3 
China Peaſe, the pound 3 — * 


Chizels for Joyners, the dozen 3 3 


— — . — 


| and for every 112 lb Tron — —— 


r eee 


5 

} 

Chocolate ready made, the pound ———- — — — 

and for every 20 8. value upon Oath - — eee 
Ciſterns of Lattin, the pound — 
Citterns, the dozen a 
| r 


— 
2 — 


4 6 
—— * E 


the ſmall hundred, containing 120 Boards 
the Ring, e! 2 {mall hun- 
. dred (vide age 86) —— 
Clapboard, or Clapholt- the great et cont: 24 {mall hundrei-— 
from Aſia, Africa, America, or? 
LIrel and, the like hundred —— 5 | 
Claricords, the Pair 5 | 
Cloaks of Felt, the piece- — img 
Cloths, all manner of Woollen Cloths Imported, per yard 
| the Ton, containing 20 C. weight e 
at 112 per C.-— — —5 
5 1 el the Chal der, containing 36 Buſhels 7 
K Wincheſter meaſure m__—_ 


and for every 20 8. value upon Oath-( 


— — 


vals —— 


0 


Me 1 
ne 
e 
1 mn {- 5 
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| | — — 8 
QA A / AA RAR 
[Et ogrngengegn|gn|o] 
* 3 1 a a | 
0 5 WV RD . EM WS 0 Goo | 0.0 
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: 1 Bs = | | | | | | Th 
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[ 209 } 


—_ 


I 


* 


* 


In wards. 


| Imported from & into the Port of London, vide Duties Coafi- 
Coals — Jaeger 7 wiſe, at the End of Inwards. 5 
0 voc. Silveſter, or Campechea, the pound 
Cochineal, for Dyers uſe Lol all other Sorts, the pound . 


Nuts from the B ritiſh Plantations, the pound | — 
Ifyom any orher place, the pound — ; 
Coco Paſte, the pound — — — . — 

and for every 20 s. value upon Oath ——-— [ 


to pay at Importati- & per pound — 


. 5 or eve value on Oath | 

Coffee | 1 by Ry TR Rn. and for every 20 3. v ( 

from any , to pay move on P fs ſe 7 . -< 
* 7 5 ebery 20 3. value on 

Hace delivery out of the a fo * 9 1 ) 


Won — 


Oath- — — © 


Ware: houſe 


e nn Silt Leather, the dozen- — — 
3 with dives: the do2en — 
ainted. the Neſt, containing 3 Coffers — 'D 
Coffers Plain, the Neſt, containing 3 Colfers — 
with Iron bars, the Neſt, containing 3 Coffer 5 = 
a and for every 112 1b Iron — ͤ 


——:. erent 


and for every 2035. value on Oath———— 
7 


—— 


of Bone, the pound — — — 1 
| of Box, the Groce, containing 12 dozen * 

of Horn, for Barbers, che dozen — — 
Combs — a voc. Horſe Combs, the dozen — 
flof Ivory, the pound — — 
voc. Lightwood Combs, the Grace, containing 12 dozen 
\ (for Wooll, the pair, Old, or NF 


| Come-aſhes out of Turkey, the piece — 8 


Comfits, the pound . ax 


of Braſs. the dozen — 1 fr 
Com- of Iron, for Carpenters, the dozen—— NORTE 
paſles—— ) and for every 112 i — — . 3 
for Ships, the dozen.— — . 


| Chains, the chain: 5 9 5 


and for every 112 lb — eee 3 
Copper 3 Purles, or Plate, the mark 3 8 
1 and for every 112 6ü⸗öw : — 


Duties to be 


— —— — — 


© 


4 ON 


. — — 


T 


— = l — — 8 ä —— = 
= = 2 IE — — — IIELEt: — 2 
Er . ͤ — ——— i _- rote 
- — . — — = — — 
- — — — —_— — — — — 
* — 6 — 


18 


Inwards. 


as wn Of Pl:tes, _— = 
) ſquare, Roſe, Copper Coin, an 
Uuwrought ft Copper, the ny - 
| Cas thin Plates hammer d, the 112 16——Jj 
* Part Wrought, as Bars, Rods, or Rais d, the 112 1— 5 12 
and for every 208. value upon Oath, vide Index 4 
Fully Wrought, the 112 1 — — = 
and for every 20 s. value upon Oath —- — 
| Copperas green, the 112 i ( for Dyers ruſe )- — a 
Cordage, or Ropes, tar d or nee d, the 112 1b — — « 1 
A for Shoemaxers, the dozen pieces — 
Suk ? of all other Sorts, the 172 b | — — 


of Iron, the thouſand ————— TBE 
Cork S and for every 112 1b —_—— Fl tes | 
tac Jof Steel, the thouſan 3 8 


and for EVETY Itz 6 ; — — — 
not exceeding 28s. per 2 t 


the place of Importation, the Qr. 


CBeans- exceeding 28 8. and not exceeding 5 
40 % per Quarter, the Qtarter 
exceeding 40 8. Per Quarter, the Quarter 
not exceeding 325 per Onarter,at 
0 the pl ace of Importation, the Or. 
Buckwheat — Yexceeding 32 5. and not exceeding? _ 
D, 445. per Quarter, the Quarter— 
exceeding 44 5. Per Quarter, the Quarter 


not exceeding 28+. per Quarter, at 
the place of Importation ,the Or. 5 
excceding 28 5. and not exceeding 
323 per Quarter, the Gaues 
| exceeding 32 *. per Quarter, the Orarter- 
not exceeding 16s, per Quarter at 
| Oats 8 the place cf Importation, the 95.0 
exceeding 168, per Oꝛtarter, the Ouarter- 


by exceeding 40 5. per 3 


Corn, Malt and Bar- 
voc. | ley—-- 


Peaſe the place of Importation, the Or. 


| 

Cencerding 408. Per Quarter, the Ouarter 
not exceeding 36 5. per Ouarter 

| at the place of Importation, x 
| : the Quarter _ J 


Rye ñĩf!: 3 ig 8. per n 
| HOL OCXEECC ms 40 $, The 3 


ſ 110 J 


ö 


| 


1] 


Jnwards. 


Counters of Lattin, the pound- . . 


| == 
Deals, 4; rom Aſia, Africa, America, ov Trelgy 


exceeding 405, per Quarter, the? — 

"2 Quarter: — — < 

nor exceeding 44 8. per Quarter 
ar the place of Iiportat ion, 
the {)uavter - - 


n 44 8. per Quarter, pore 


not exceeding l. 2. 13. 4 per 
Quarter, the Quarter 


Corn, voc- I W heat— 


1 . | 
exceeding J. 2. 13. 4 per Quar-y | 
| rer, but not excee ing l. 4. — _— — 
; fie Ouny te. — — — 


exceeding I. 4. — — per Quar- e 
| ter, the Ouartoro—-—— — 
2 For the Fetty-Cuftom, fee Page ( 6 & 86.) 

Cotton wunmix'd Manufaltures ( except Dimity) mot 
brought from India, or China, for every 20 *, value upon ( 
Oath — JJ ——. pa > 
And for every 20 5. value, according to the poſs price at 3 


the Candle (vids page 2 


\ 


Cowrres (not brought from Eaft India) for every 20 s. value 
upon Ot. — ws 6 Ns SH 


Laths the p und 158 — — "IC 

27S and fry CVEry 112 0 Seo ———— as 5 
| | F the PitCEmo—-——— . Ka 1 
Thread, the pound 3 : 5 3 

Cruſes of F withour Covers, the Ioo— 3 = 3 . 
Stone © e with Covers, the To Bo 3 OS. 
Cuſhion- F Courſe, the dez — „ — — 
Cloths ) of Tapeſty, the dozen ST AE 3 IO 


Cutlebones, the thouſand in no 
D. 


Lades, the dozen * 3 
and for every Ilz 13 | be 5 

Daggers of Bone for Children, the dozen— 
ers Vein, with Velvet Sheaths, the dozen | E 


gilt, With Velver Sheatus, Lie dozen. — — 


E wy LET A — 


for Children, the dozen 5 eee eee, kg 


Daggs with Firelocks, or Snaphances, the piece 


and for every 112 hf Iron 8 


6 
* 


——— — _ — 


ä „ 


1. _=_ —— * OED 
—5 


20 & value upon Oath — 


. . 5 < 0 — 
— 2 . s 
A + © on am; MO! [HCO 
— yang bu — — pj bay — — — 
pP__ © — cn VV nn D 
— 3 N Ge EST S = 

Sp 
| BER ES 114+. 
= I ON S0 A | 
— — may — — — — — — 
x S O SD N Oo © 
CE "Te 1 Ping 1 2 NO oF 5 
TL TTETITER 


21 — b 
g 


: — — = — — 2 — — Y ; . 3 - _ 
- 5 — m — 1 _ 
5 — — 5 r 8 et 4 x - — 9 — = 5 22 ns — 3 
—— — = 3 = _ — I — — — — 5 5 — 2 3 _ — - 6 — * — 
— —ñ— — =] — — 8 2 — = =: abt — 
= = — B . ˖— 3 — . — - => — — —— 
— — — — — — — DD - — _- — nw — — — — - — — — — — = * — y 
= ———— nr ng — z: — —8 — 2 — — ——— 
— re —— — ANN ING . — — * 


—ͤ—ũ— a ib. — — — 


— — 
= = 

= 

— — 


"7 — 
— 
r 222 > 
E — — 
— — * — — 


— —⏑äͤP— 
EDT >, >, 
— — 
— 4 * _ -T Eos, 
— — —— CIA 
— En — 2 


| Diamonds, Pearls, Rubies, Emeraulds, and all other Jewels, — 


| Burgendorp Deals, the 120 — —— — 
Meabro Deals, the 120-—— a — 
| Norway Deals, the 10! „%7! . — . 
* < Spruce Deals, the 120— — by 
” Sweediſh, and all other Deals, for every 20 8. value ? 
pon Oath — De _ . 7 
For Petty-Cuſtom, vide Page (86) 
or Stays for Books, the dozen — — 
N 5 . r, the piece 
88 for Women to work on, cover'd with Velvet he piece 


Woollen, the piece - 
12 — Lof Bone, the dozen i 3 
Dials E 


— 


Precious Stones, for every 20 8. value upon Oath- 


Dice, the pair . —  _ — 5 
and for every 205. value upon Oath — ? 
cCthe yard, not from Eaſt India ——— — 
Dimity--$ and for every 20 8. value according to the greſs 2 3 
| price at the Candle, from any place ——— 5 
Dogs of Earth, the groce, containing 12 dozen — 
with Caddas, the piece, containing 15 yards — 
„„ with Silk, the like piece — — — —— 
Dornix with Thread, the like piece — — ö 
| with Wooll, the like piece— - CR 
Dudgcon, the 100 piece. 955 = 


with Silk, the yard 
| ; with Thread, the yard- 
Dutties, the picect -. — 


Durance, or Duretty—3 


— 


| 


Duties to be 


Paid. 


— 


—ͤ—ñ4Cä— nee, 
— — —— — . — 2 r —ü——n 


Eg 


[ Pm wg RS —— 
—_ — —³ ꝝ]——— 


= 


| 


* % RK 1 


24 17 Z th 
J. A £ arts 
16 8) 8 
1810 16 
; 


7 
3110 


41 8 


— — 


wy . 
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— 


—— — — — 


lO] IO 


LENS 
— 


„„ WT. 


> "4% Ain 


1 
* * 
—— 1222 
* — —— — 


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— 


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SN 
2 


— 


Adianthum— 


Alchermes-— hee the pound 4 


| A loes- __— _ $I Cicotring, the pound — — 


| Balſamum ane the pound . 


[ 114] — 


In wards. 


Drugs, vocat. 


Cacia, the pound Rs RD 
Acorus, the pound . 
Album, the pound 


5 Nigrum, the pound — | 5 —— N 
Agaricus, or Aga-$ trimm d, or par d, the pound — —— 
rick, for Dyers ſe untrimm d, or rough, the pound — 
Agnus Caſtus ſeeds, the pound — 


| 


Confectio, the ounce — 
Alk inet roots, the pound 


Allom, Roniſh, or Roch, the 112 Ib (for Dyers uſe ) ESI 
Almonds bitter, the 1126 ³ñß1k 


* 


® 6] a * : 
—— — ᷓ ͤ—ͤ Bp. ñ — — F p—ñäͤ— 


5 Epatica, the pound — - _ 
Alumen plume, the pound (For Uyers fe ) — . 
Ambergrececc; black, or gray, the ounce Troy 
Ameos leeds, the pound - — 
Amomi ſeeds, the pound ———— - — | 
Anacardium, the pound 8 


1 


Angelica, the pound — — — T 
Antimonium, for Crudum, the 112 it — — —- — 
| Dyers uſe 2? Preparatum or Stibium, the pound 2 
Argentum Sublime, or Limum, or Quickſilver, the pound 1— — 
Ariſtolochia longa, & rotunda, the pound - — |— 
Arſnick white or yellow, or Roſalgar, the pound (For Dyers ue 3 
Aſarum roots, the pound- — — — 
Aſpalathus, the pound — — i — 
Aſſa fœtida, the pound — — — © 1— - 
Balauſtium, the pound - — — — — 


: natural, the pound = — 
Barley hull d, or Fearle Barley, not French, the 112 ib, 22 Car, 2. c. 13. 
Bay-berries, the 112 f (for Dyers tie) ———— — 
Bdellium, the pound C 
Benalbum, or Rubrum, the pound — — 

Benjamin of all forts, the pound — 


Bezoar ſtone———4 Eaſt-India, the ounce Troy ———— . 

| of Weſt-India, the ounce Troy— PS: 
BIaCK TEXT, THE Tr 2 th eee eee 3 
Blatta Bizantia, the pound a _ 


Bolus -—— ——> Forpmunis, or Armoniacus, the x12 th— 5 
Vetus, or fine Bole, the pound — 


4 mm FEES 


— 


1 


Not from the Place of 
their Growth, Cc. 


2 
„ 
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— 
* 


X. 


. 
———— — — 
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to 


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From the Place of their Growth, 
in Britith Ships, Cc. 
Paid. || Repaid. | 
20 | 20 
„„ Fr It 
| | | 
125. 42 BW: Br 3| 7] ( 
—— 4 Fd 7 
—.— 2465 — 217 Ct 
1 21 1118 | 
——|11] 6|——] 9] 8; 90 
— 12117 8 wh 2 7 8 
OT a: 7 3 a 3117 
— 2] 3}TO|,—| 2 z 
—| ee e 
322 
OA by 11 o[/—+ 5 8.|C 
. BY av g]2. 
—| 1] 8123] | 71 7] 4 A 
—— - EEA? 5 
25 710 19 2| 8 | 
—Þ a 2115} —j—-| 2111 
1121s —|— 211 [A 
— 1 1151 — 1-16 
Eres ir 4 314 -T-- 30 | 
Loder £3 6: 7 9 8 80 
e 
= 12 8 B 10 . 
—— 510 mY 512 
e 
F119 3 EE. 3177 | 
ee 5115160 
— SOT 416 — — 4010 4A 1 
— - 16 . 9112 
In 1116 | 
— 3] 5 51 31 2] 8 
—Jrolti} 2 || —| 8 51 2 
—— 7111 . 3 Q 
——10 6 2 is 9172 | 
— 8 338 72 
1,—] 7110 — 19 4 8 | 
—1f0] 3115119 7-4 
— 8 5} | 7173 
—| 2 3jI0 || 2| [12 
SSE | 


I 116 ] : 


Drugs, vocat. 


in Paſte, or unrefined, commonly called? 
— 2 Tinckul, the pound 8 

| refin'd, the pound R . 
Bunkins, Holy wortles, or Piſtolochia, the pound 


Borax 


Calamus, the peund— = — — 8 
Cambogium, or Gutta Gambæ, the pound ——— 8 


Camphire-- 


3 the pound- — — EATS 
de unrefin d, the pound 
Cancri oculus, the pound —— 5 . 


| Cantharides, the pound — BE 2 
Cardamoms, the pound — — — — Xe 


Carlina, the ponnd- _ — — NIE 8 


Carolina, the pound — — — . Gan 3 
Carpo Balſami, the pound — — — 


Carrabe, or Succinum, the pound —— = = 
Carraway ſeeds, the 112 1b——— ag CR 
Carthamus ſeeds, the pound- 


— 8 


Caſſia Fiſtula, the pound, of all ſorts — ns 
Caſſia Ligna, the pound | 


| Caftoreum, or Bever Cods, the pound —— nw 


| Cetrach, the pound — — 1 


China roots, the pound 


Chryſtal in broken pieces, for Phyſick uſes, the pound 
| Ciceres white, and red, the pound — 46S | 


Cinabrium, or Vermillion, the pound ⁊wͤ ñ—k—k« 
ons, & Rotundus, the 112 if — 


Ciperu 


. Nuts, the pound . 
Citrago, the pound 


22 2 ey <a> 


| Civit, the ounce Troy CCC 


- — ˙— —— ie — — 


Coculus Indiæ, the pound 


3 Coloquintida, the end — 


* 


Copperas, for Dz-$ white, the 112 th— 0 1 


ers Ujc= —Ablue ot Danske, or Hungary, the 112 16- 
9 1 or red, for Phyſical uſes, in frag- e 
1 9 ments, the pound. 


Whole poliſhed, the pound Ws: 


; Unpoliſhed, t! EM 
Coriander ſeeds, the 112 lb - Dos — 3 


Cum, T 
Cortex 3 Gujaci, the 112 == 


2 


r the pound — 


Tamariſci, the pound 


— 


bane 


CH] 


Not from the Place of From the Place of their Growth, 
their Growth, Tc. in Britiſh Ships, &c. 
Rates. | 5 — 
Paid. || Repaid. || Paid. || Repaid. 
A „J. „. 0 20 
J. s. d.] ap" J. 1: 4 Pre. | 5.1 d. Pi HI. Is. I d[Prs 
FRA PTE — "=p [ 
L4H & +11 2 fell 41H 4 3.4 
7 "3" | WIE I} 699 — | T 4416 —— 110 6 "hy Wa 9112 
e [TT 
ot 2| ig 8 ei 1-6 
15-1 3] 81 2| eee 7 4 
7] 6{—| I} 91} 2] 4416 —9 61-57] 92 | 
1 — 2þ 4 % 2 2:81 x] aro fm; 2 3] 71 [' 
115 Seed i] 7] 4 | | 
o|—I|—| Tjzol75 || 1] 8 31}-| IF S 
EE I e ee 
— 2| 6} 6 ||| 2 21611 7 4A 3] 7 
—— 7112 — r — 14 3 317 
Djs] 635 6 — 8 7 8 3 L 
I | = ol a5 A) 
DA 1-7] FO. 2 O +| 14 3:15 
— 1—113 -U MSF ER 
—| 9 3514 44 | 5\— 328 
—Þi8Þ]1] 592 773 hh 31151] 9] 7] 4 
— — 7112 — — 0174 — <5 31 I 311 
—| er 2 3110 = 2} 102 
—1 21 Il 5 1 1110 8 ag 1 r 1 18 
I [4 3] 5.2 A 
— 5 6119 | —- 1 4416 n ee 6 i 912 
11 10 l 10 — | 
—ij—| 5 1] |] 40 — — 2115 — 4 . 2111 
— JT] 6114 — 4 — , Þ 7 tk: 3/7 | 
115 3-1] 2] 2] 4{16 FY 2 125 
— 1 x]. 3-3] T7] 9} F- 85 
— 13 IFA 2 J 
— 1 8 F —|} I 4418 
Fo 21 1} 5 — Ijiol 8 
—116] 40 lahr: 8 
uz roi 2] 8 
— 1121 7110 — Eil 2 8 
— 1 2 — 114 
1117!1ofto| | 3 4 
| 08 Bs | BY $2 4 10 
| Q 2 


1 


Inwards. 


Fenugreek, the 112 lb — : 
Flory, tiie pound Es 


— GA, TT — 


Fox Lungs, the pound— 3 — ; - aa 
Frankincenſe, or Parroſin, not French. te 112 it — 


Galanga. the poun.— 3 3 3 3 8 
Gaibanum, the pound 
General, the Poi'n : 
Gentiana, the pound —— 
| Grains of Guney, or French Grains, the 112 16 — | 
Grana S Pinæ the pound W 8 : 
if n inctorum the pound — | 8 
| Green Ginger, the pound — rr | 22 
Guincy Pepper, the pound — 3 — 
| Animi, te pound— Cams —— 
Arabick, ox Gum Seneca. (Fr Dy: rs uſe) the 112 . 
Arm niack, t'e pound 255 | 
Caramen, the pound _ — — 
5 Caronnæ, the pound — 3 3 
D Eleinni, the pound — — 
Sum. Gui ci, the pound | — 


| * _ . | Hederz, the pound Fe RN ILY 
(Cake, or Slick Lack (For Dyers 5 
f Laco bs. 


— — — 1 C—— cx „ 
n - — 
ww - — — — 


ͤ—ü— 
— 2 — 


uſe) the porind 

of all other Sorts, the pound 

Opoponax, the pound —— nan) 

| >aiidrake, or Juniperi, the 112 b ——— 


Drugs, vocat. 

Cortex Winteranus the pound — — 3 
ee the pdung ——————————_———— 
Cubebs, e pou. d —— —— „ 
Cummin ſeede, the 112 it 3 4 5 8 
Cuſcuta, the p un 8 _ 5 
Cyclamen. or Panis Porcimis, the pound- — — nn 
Daucu* Creticus, the pound — — — 
Dia»-rcdium, or Scamoay, the pound ee, . 
Diptamus leaves, the pour d —— Rn 

5 roots, the pound ——— JJC ˙—————T nah 
Doronicum, the p-11n4 - . ö 
Eleborus Albus, & Niger, the pound 5 - — 
Epithemum, the pound 6 „ 
Es uſtum, the pound: . oo — 
Euptorbium,” the pound —:' —— 5 
Fennel ſceds, the pound = - 3 3 


Folium Indiæ, the pound — — — 


4 
— — — 


— — 
——— — ——— 
— 
* 
— 


— — a — — U — * 


EE” | 5 — 
— ö — . 5D Ger 
= ” —g 
12 1 £ : 
=S AS doom — _— ” 4 - Jr 
22 TTT... ———— ee e — | | 7 
2 2 | —— 1 on | 5 n | 1D — 4 1 = 
| | . — — == J a ES 
. — e 2 
r eee eee „ 
= * 3 — 7 FRI ER TTY CC — 
5 — 2575 | . FT=TT - 
Fall TIRE = ddd WH © WH eee ID 
[22] _[[SELESS DOSS JJ TU 
1 OE 2 x 2 0 = "PS 775 3 D TO HH eee hong JHBEDE | . 
— hand Ke ry 4 
S8 IS [[_- FTTETTES! e — 8 3 
D C 5 
7 : { | 
PET Tio: TENT TIE 
e 1 
1 5 . 
Fey | "EY a= | OG 89 IRR n E IO <1 
v=| EET F oat eo—— 
— © — - ; Te. — | VET os end 2 
1=0O LEN Doo AMO 9 8 | JF ELL EL | | Es 
S [fe Erncr EEE 
— OE — 1 5 Fi FUF —— 
5 2 1 8 — | 0 — — — OW T 8 Q 
2 "088 8 4 2H. — 
= "DV #7 E/ SOS WY 
1 
— — 
c 
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[ 120 


Gum — — 


—ͤ—C—— ʒ——— ¶ x— 


Drugs, vocat. 


— 


| Sarcoco}, the pound 8 
Serapinum, cr *agapenum, the pound 
Taccamahaccæ, the pound 

| Tragagant, the pound — — 


Hermodactilus, the pound —— c ; 


Horns of Harts, or Stags, the hundred- —— 


Hypociſtis, the pound — eee „ 5 
Incenſe, or Olibanim, the 1126 , 


Jolop, the pound - . . 
Ireos, the 112 it nee Se ok ng 3 
Ifonglaſs (For Dyers uſe ) the 112 i - ES 

Jujubes, the pound — ——8 | 5 — 


Juniper berries, the 112 1 8 — as 


Labdanum, Or Lapadonum the pound: a — | — 


Calaminaris, the 112 ib 5 — 


Contra Yerva, the ounce N 


Hemaritis, the pound ! 1 
Judaicus, the pound — * 


Lapis 


Lazuli, the pound- 3 


Tutiæ, the pound — : 


) Il 1 EY 3 
Leaves of I the pound 


> 9 1 15 . 1 
Violets, or Flowers, the Lound———— 


—ää — — ——— — — — Br 


Lentils, the pound ——— p 


Ales the pound———————— 


Aſphaltum the pound —— 


Lignum — -< Nephreticum, the pound 


Vitæ, the 112 Ib 


—— — 


Rhodium, the Ilz2 I ———— ———- = 


8 — — 


Litharge (for Dy- Fof Gold, the 1125 L 


ers we )- „of Silver, the 112 th —-—- — 


| Lecuſt, the poUnd ——————— RE EI PD CIAO ER 


Lupines, the 112 ih 


— —— — c_ A — — 8 * ä 2 Gin 


4 —ͤ³ 1— 


Lyntiſcus, or Xylobaſſamum, the pound — | 
Mad er roots, or Rubea Tinctorum, the p“ und (For Dyers uſe )——— 


Manna, the po un! — 


TY ¹ * — 2 
* aw =y — 


Marmelade, t he pound eee ER Rs 
Maſtick — 98 the pound-— ff.... 
Mechoacan, the 5 a NT ao 
| Mercury 8 precipitat, the pound — — — — 
„ eho-ponudanmog—————_——o_— oo 


Millium Salis, the pound. 


Mirabolanes condited, the i 5 


TI 
——— ———— 


C 
A 
AI 


——— — ͥͤꝓD—õ— — — 


Mira- 


1 yn Re 


F 


an —_— — — . 2 ĩ⅛0ꝶo— — . — — — ä — — — — 


0 0 nc GAR 
— > — Py 


in Britiſh Ships, Ge. 


From the Place of their Growth), 


—AwvwnRAnv————Þ 

C Mt AOoncaoc oat o. ag =" 
— — „ „ „ Oo om. 

TN TO chan = 

F LI 

F 

OO no 0 O O 000 9 

— —— — — — — — 122 

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SO matt 


{| 


"+ - © + ON 0 D 
— — — — — 
— 4 


S Foo ve tFrhO 


—— — — ror_ 


— — 


—— . ˙ 8 


their Growth, Cc. 


Not from the Place o 


DD Ry 8 — 

| . = ET | 
ILL 
FD 
FRRAMRO Oo Fo M| — \O FF OAO 
— — & 5]. D 
ZIT 
FE 
F 
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———— — R__ 


122 


Inwards. 


| Orabus, the pound 


Panther, the pound „ 1 

Parroſin (vide Frankincenſe 

Pearl beaten, the Ounce Troy ds 3 
| Pellitory, the pound — — — 

Pepper Long, the pound — — 8 


Drugs, vocat. 


NMirabolanes dry, the pound | ; 
Mirtle-berries tie pound . 8 
Mithridate Venetiz, the pound — — 
Mummia, the pound 3 

the ounce Troy — — 


E Cods, the dozen — — 


444 a hes 


— — 


Muvrrha, the pound J. a NESS 
Nardus Celtica, or Spica Romana, the II2 ib —— —— 


Nigella, the poun l — — — 
Nitrum, the poun | . e e 
de Ben. the pound —ʒ—ÿ⁴2 


1 8 n, the pound — _— 
————& Indica, the piece — _ 


Nux 


Pini, or grana Pini, the pound 


Vomica the poune 


Olibanum, or Incenſe, tie 112 it 8 e eee 


Opium, the poun i 1 


— — ins — — 


Oyntment, the pound ——————— 


Orange-flower 


Water, the gallen- — 3 
Orcant, or Alm'et, the pound | — — — 
Origanum, the ound ꝛyw;nõ:œw . 
Orpment, or Aurip'gmentum, the 1121b— . 


Oſipium Huirfedum, the pound FTT 


Ofla de corde Cervi, the pound — $ 
| oft Almonds, the pound-———— — 
of Amber, the pound ꝛ k 


de Bay, the 112 It e i 


ot Mace or Nutmezs, the pound 


Per: o'eum, the pound 


of. Roſemary, the pound milo 
de Scorpions, the pound- — 


of Spike, the pound a _ NOW 
: of Turpentine, the pound 8 
Panis, porcinus ( vide Cyclamen) 


| de Ben, the pound - 5 
| 


Fiony . Seeds, the Pound=noomc_— 


1 


— 
21 
® 


FDL 


[ 123 ] 


| Not from the Place of | F rom the Place of their Growth, 
their Growth, c. in Britiſh Ships, c. 
Rates.. n _— 
Paid. Repaid. || Paid. | Repaid. 
: 20 20 20 20 
5 d. . 4. Pts Js | d. Pts Ebb. d. Pts . «4. Pts 
IF] 72 4 1 4| 31M} 3171 | 
e ee gall | 
100 —— 6 35H 5| 7 41 3] | 50 | 21 8 Þ 
JJ 7 | 445-4 3] 371] | 4 
6—|—j| 7] 5] 3F- eres = [72] 91221] | 
—[=|| I} 5 3 |] x] 2| rss 9 | 12 9/12 
g—|-| x15 [| re 
176]—|| 3jro] 8] 8 3] 21 8ir3 [| 2118] of —[|| x£5j10] 1 
TT . 275 * 
nner f 
E114 11524 25177 T4211 4 3]-7 
S * 614.337 | 
IF 5 1 1 28 4410 — _— 2415 —— 2111 b 
e e es 
EE 2M ee ee 
D 
15 — 1 3 3} 1 216 —-— [| if 4e T1448 
Ito H- G 2ir5 [I «c 3]- 51-2 1]: 3j-2 
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1 3 =I 2 416 13 9er 
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BÞ\— Nee : 
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= e e $71 
— 2 —1—— 5} 1.1 40 2115 | 


R | Piſtachias, 


N 
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[ 
| 
, 
| 


| 
0 


D 124 


In wards. 


Drugs, vocat. 


| Piſtachias, or Nux Piſtachiz, the pound — 


Polipodium, the pound 


Polium Montanum, the pound 


Pomegranate Peels, the 112 ib. ( 2 Dyers uſe — ——— — 


Poppy Seeds, the pound 
Precipitat (vide Mercury precip.) 


Quickſilver (vide Argentum Vivum) 


Radi Eſulæ, the pound 


Prunelloes, or Prunes of Brunolia, the pound 
Pſyllium, the pound 


2 


Contra Yerva, the pound- 


— mea ac 


Peonæ, the pound 


Rhabarbarum, or Rubarb, the pound 
Rhaponticum, the pound 


Scorcionera, the pound 


Red Lead, the 112 ih a 


R-falzar (vide Arſnick) 
Roſſer, the pound 


Alkali, the pound 


Niter, the poung 


Sandiver, the 112 h 


TO — 


gal . AArmoniacum, ris pound (fe or Dyers Uſe ) —— 
| Gem, the pound ( for Dyers fe ) — 


2 


1 


Draconis, the pound — 


* 


—— 


| Sandracha, or Gum Sandracha, or Gum Junperi, the 112 1h-— 


Panguy: Hirci, the pound 


— 


Sarſaparilla, the pound 
Saſſafras Wood, or Roots, the 112 lb: 


— 


2 


r 


Saunders — 


Yellow, the pound 


Red, alias Stock, the 112 b for Doors uſe ) 
—SWhite the pound 


Scamony ( vide Diagredium ) 
Scincus Marinus, the piece 
Scordium, the pound— — 


— 


Scorpions, the piece— — — 


Sebeſtines, the poun— 8 oy 


Seeds for e Fo of all ſorts, t the pound— 


Seler Montanus, the pound — 


Sena, the pound ( for Dyers uſe )— 


Semen Cucumeris, Cucurb, Citrol, Melon, 


— 


the pound — 


Soldonella, the pound— 


———— 


—— 


Fine, the pound — 


Sperma e Oily, 08 ITE ID om 


pe EY 


— 4 


2 _ . 


— 


8 4 


*  — — —— 


1145-0 


Not from the Place of 
their Growth, Cc. 


— — — — 


Paid. 


From the Place of their Growth. 
in Britiſh Ships, c. 1 


| Repaid. 


27 BBW 
FT] 


| 


Ow 


EEE 


Fam 


ESE 


=SHEM 


— 
8 


| 


20 
4. d. pi. 
— 7112 
— 2111 
II 
5] 7¹ 
7112 
21-1] 5 
— 7112 
2] I| 5 
124 7IIO 
81 5|— 
e 
— 3116 
2| 6 6 
—] 2117 
{iT} 
613015 
17] S| 2 
2 115 
1712 
211 5 
121 70 
111 3012 
— 7/12 
113 3 
— 2111 
316 
eres: 18 
— 72 
— 511 
— 5 1 
1.4.5 
— 511 
O| O|— 
31 111 


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COS] OO by No of. mu 
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O wa A WW 


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Far 
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— 
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— — 
2 22 


. Om ww Ht 


— 


— — 
O O 


—— — 


SSA 


— — — 


Spica Celtica (vide Nardus Celtica) 


[Turmerick, the poun!l 


Viſcus Quercinus, the pound 1 


F 


In wards. 


Drugs, vocat. 


Spikenard, the pound 
Spodium, the pound — a — 
Spunges, the pound— — a 
Squilla, the 112 .— 5 c 
Squinanthum, the pound ee 5 
er, the TL Ion —— ä — 
Stechados, the pound — ä — 
Stibium (vide Antimonium prepar.) 
Calamita, the pound . 
a Liquida, the pound 80 
Succus Liquiritiæ, the pound — 
Sulphur V 1vum, the pound — 5 = 
Talk 3 green, the pound- ————— 
. e white, the pound — 
Tam rindes, the pound — — 3 
Lemma, the pound Goes Hee 


Storax 


Terra 


. Sig'llata, the pound — . 
Thlaſpii Semen, the pound _— 


{ Tornfal (for Dyer: uſe ) not French, the pound — — 


Treacle- 


Fare pea the pound — — 
BD of Venice, the pound- 
Iroſciſci de Vipera, the ounce Troy - ——— 


Turbich — | -3 rhe pound — | — 3 8 2 


Thapſiæ, the pound 9 1 ED 3 


1 


im ——_ .J_—— 


88 5 from the Britiſh Plantations the 112i 
from all other Parts, the 112 Ih —= 


Turpentine — 3 


ot Venice, Scio, or Cyprus, the pound 


—_—_— 
Ot. 


Verdigreece, the pound ( for Dyers uſe )—— 
v erm llion, (vide Cinabrium 
Verniſh, the 112 ib 


17— 


Vitriolum, Romanum, the pound-— 
Umber, the 112 6 - — — 
White Lead, the 112 i — — | 

Worm ſeeds, the pound — 3 
Xylobalſamum, ( vide Lyntiſcus) | | 
Zedoaria, the pound | 
Nore, All Drugs imported directly from the Place of their Growth 


in Britiſn built Shipping, are to be Rated One third Part of the a- 


Foreſauid Rates (except the Old Snb/idy on Hull'd Barley; the {mpof 
1690. on Suecrs Liquiritiæ and N*23. as in Page 0. p&p the Ba 


1 ——_ 


W 


— CY 


— . 


Me. tt 


in the Columns to the Right hand, are Culcul gred accordingly. 


— — —äU—4ä——N — 


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— 


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pay — 
Ry a OO WW Om wm 


From the Place of their Growths 
in Britiſh Ships, Tc, 


— tl — — — : —2— 


— 


J 


E114 


Not from the Place of 
their Growth, Cc. 

Paid. || Repaid. || Paid. 

| | 
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[. WW d. p. J. S. d. pe . b. d. pa 
— 4 2j10 | |—| 3} 8116 ||| 2| 3070 
—I17 | oz -4}:6 4 
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— 1 3} 3] | 1 9180 5 
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— 


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1 128 


Inwards. 


— — 


For the Rates of Drugs, with reſpect to the New mo dy, wide Page 


d 
88 71 From the Eaſt Indies, 


of France. "> Evide Appendix. 


Drugs < From all ot her For Dyers uſe, every 203. val ue upon Oat, 


Of all her Sorts, for every 203. 
Unrated nan 82. fr upon Oath, for the Old ; 


Duties ——— 
CEaft Indies (and for N* 23. as in Page 55. 


E. 


1 Alas the groce, containing 12 dozen ——— — wi 


Brick Stones, by the thouſand — 


Flanders Tiles to Scoure with, the thouſand 


Gally Tiles, the foot — — — 


| Earthen | Paving Tiles, the thouſand ———————— 


Wares, J Tiles call'd Pan- tiles, the thouſand | 
vocat-— | All other ſorts of Farthen Ware ( except peed 


Ware) not particularly mentioned, for every 
20 J. value fon Oath ——————— 
China Wares, 
Daft Indie Goods, - 


8 vide Appendix; 


Ebony Wood, the 112 ib (bat ſee i in 2. 25 eee 
Eggs, the 120 — — 5 ES CS 


Elephants Teeth, the 112 ib ———— . Fee 


Emery Stones, the 112 6 9 1 


F. 


Ans for Corn, the piece 


of Paper, the dozen — 
Feather beds, Old or New, the piece 


— — 


for beds, the 112 5 
Feathers- I Eftrige, or Fdreſt, the pound — 
Oſtridge feathers 2 undreſt, the pound 


Fiddles for Children, the dozen —— — 


Ficuretto, the yard ——— 2 

Files, the groce, containing 12 dozen — 3 
and for evtry 112 1b Iron 

Fire- ſhovels, the dozen —————— 


{ 
f 
| 
7 3 


and for every 112 it- DNS LORA = 


Fire novel plates, the 112 6 3 


E 


EZEZS 


— s 
my | —— 7 FO 0 
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= = IE wu 
I many | WH mM = | SIO FS © ng EET CT DS CR 
— 3 3 S O n= 2 — s 
A I - HE =o -o0n: Ct — — EN So is 
* — = D 
— — — _— | | EFF 
” | 


e eee 


[ 1300 


| 
. 
7 
; 


- e or wrought Flax, the 112 1b vide page 86. 
ax 


CTaken by Britiſh, and Imported in Britiſh Ships, 25 1 
| Free (vide Fiſh, Part. .). 
here you may ſee likewiſe that n0 Fiſh( except StoCk- 
| Filh, and live Eels) can be Imported by Foreigners: 
| Therefore the other Fiſh hereafter mentioned, are 
ſuppoſed to be caught by Foreigners, but [mported 
by Britiſh, in Britiſh Ships (vide Fart. IV.) 
| Cole Fiſh, the 120 — | 3 
Pimper Eels, the barrel — 
Quick Eels, the Ships lading— | 
Eels, voc. Shaft, Kine, or Dole Eels, the barrel 
1 Spruce Eels, the barrel 
| Stub Eels, the barrel 
Fiſh, viz. 4 Gull Fiſh, the barrel — — — 
Haddocks, the barrel ———-— ä 
ILamprels, the piece — — 
| regt, the 120 — — 
Newland in ſort, the 120 — 
(ſmall, the 10 ͤ— — 
Seal Fiſh, the Fiſh-- * ws 


| : the 120 — TA 2 
Crop ing J the Laſt, containing 1000-—— 


Stock Fiſh—— Lubfiſh—3 the 120 — . _F 


the Laſt, containing 1g 
| 1 {the I20——— | 
| 3 Ting debe Laſt, containing ro00——M 
(Whiting, the barrel - | 8 : | 

Flannel, the yard 5 


cc 5 5 6 Leather, the dozen —— 3” iy 
3 * and for every 20. value, vide Pag. 38. r 
48k 


—_—_—— 


— — 


with Velvet, the dozen — 
of Horn, the dozen — 


Spruce, Muſcovy, and all Flax undreſt, the 112 th — 
Iriſh per Certificate ( 1 A. Sel. 2. c. 8.) free . —_ 

Fleams to let blood, the piece — —— — - —0— 
ard for every 112 1b Steel-— ——— —_ — 
Flocks, the 112 i — . 0 Ws 
Flutes Courſe, the groce, containing 12 dozen 
Freeze of Ireland, the yard ——— Nay WE 
French Goods, Rated and Unrated, vide Appendix. 
Frizado the F rv containing 24 yards- . : 
rmins, the Timber, containing 40 Skins — 
Furs, voc. Badgers Shins, the piece Se = 


— 


— 


r a| 
AW 2 R 3 ANN 1 e 
n e Tr 2 NN |. We | A 

3 — | | — an, | | 
FISTTIITTTTTT TIFF TT 
if . IELLCET 1 
r Ayn HLH WHED 1188 
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— 
— 
IR 
— 
— 


F 


1 


— = Wn ey nn ou 
„„ 
—— 
— 
— — 
— — 
— 


— 


way 


2 


1 


Inwards. 


| 


Furs, voc. 4 


N "JTawed, the Timber, containing 40 Skins- 


| 
| 


| Foyncs 


| Jennets — 


I® CBlack or Red, the piece — 
Donn 1 White, the piece 
CCC 
N * 7 Wombs, pee 4 
1.1. Tawed, the dozen Ikins 
Black ) Untawed, the 100 Skins 

White, Tawed, tie 100 Skins PS 


= — — — 2 — 


Navern, the 100 Legs - — 
Poults. the Fur, containing four Pains-— 


Rumnev, the 100 Legs 
Hi e the Pain — — 


Stig, the Pain — ah 


OI 


Budge= 


2 


4 


Untau ed, the like Timber — 
a ee — 
. 0 tne 100 3 
8 Poults-3 the Mantle ; 1 
| Wombs, the Pain, or Mantle-— 
Dockerers, the Timber, containing 40 Skin 
Fitches — the like Timber 
the Pain, or Mantle . 
| "the Black Fox Skin ——— 3 
Foxes- the Ordinary Skin 8 3 
the Pain, or Mantle 
| _Wombs, Ponlts, or Pieces, the Pain 
Backs, the dozen DE 
Poults, the 100 » 3 „ 
Raw, the piece — 8 PD 
Tails, the Pain, or e — — 
5 with Tails, the piece — — 
without T "ils, the piece 3 | 
| | Wombs$ deaſoned, the Pain, or Mantle-— 
| 2 Stag, the Pain, Or Mantle 


| Grays e 15 6d. t the 1 imb er, Con! aiming 40 Skins — 
| Untawed, the ike Timber 1 


| black. y Raw, the Skin- — 5 


Cats 


2 — 


— —— =y 


| 


v— 


—— „ 


2 Se. aloned. the Skin 
Gray Rau,, the 86 n — — 
| | S Se aloncd, the Bkin— 5 


| 581 the p 
Le 5 Kings, he Pie 
| opards ? Wombs, the Pain _— 


| — _ 


—_— um * 


2 ee —„— 


Leu Tawcd the Timber „containing 40 Skins 
5 Untawed, the like Timber 4 


- 


| 


„ 


0 * + 2 
oO Om. G0. e000 


73 


—— —̃ — — ————_ 
— ——— — — — 
— — — _ 


O 


1-4 


1 6 19 


1 11 13 | 


S 2 


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| 


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— 


| 


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6-5 


| 


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— — 


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5 era 


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— 


1 


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194]. 


— Ab ESE ——————— 


Inwards. 


* 8 


0 


Lew zernes Skins, the piece — 
the Timber, containing 40 Skins 
| the Pain, or Mantie aa 


Martrons -—-< Gills, the Timber, containing 40 Skins ——ſ 
| )Poults, the Pain, or Mantle — — 
| (Tails, the 1c0= - — ——— 
Miniver, the Mantle — — — 
1 5 Tawed, the Timber, containing 40 Skins 
ne 2 Untawwed, the like Timber — —— 
Moul Skins, the dozen —.— . , 
Furs, voc. Otter Sins, the piece — . 
+ Ounce Skins, the piece — — = 
Sablcs of all forts, the Timber, containing 40 86in 
* Waeenle Skins, the dozen — . a 
| Wolf Skins—- + Tawed, the piece — e 
Untawed, the piece. „ 


Wolverings, the piece JJC ˙ . 
| All other Furs, for every 20 s. value on oath: 
Note, If any of the Skins abovementioned be Tawed: 


cr otherwiſe Dreſſed, they are to pay beſide For ever) C 

{ 20s. value upon Oath, all Duties included. 

Fuſſes of Cloves, the pound — — — —— 
Amſterdam, Holland, or Dutch Fuſtians, the piece, cen: 

| taining 2 half pieces, of 15 yards the © piece 5 


{ Barmillians, the piece, containing 2 half pieces. — 
[Cullen Fuſtians, the piece, containing 2 half picces 

Holmes and Bevernex Fuſtians 5 he Bale, cont. 45 half picce: 
| e the piece, cont. 2 half pieces 
Jean Fuſtians, the piece, containing 2 half pieces 
Fuftians-& Milan Fuſtians, the piece, containing 2 haif pieces. 


Trice ce Ve the > piece, qt. 7 yards & 
| : lure plain the piece, qt. I5 yard 
| [api Fuſti- an the yard— 1 . 
1 2 Wrouzht or the = piece, qt. 5 yards & 

| Sparta Velvet 2 the Yar, — —— 
| Osbrow, ox Auguſta Fuſtans3 m piece, qt. 2 half pieces- 
; With Silk, the yard ——— 
Cot Weaze), the piece, containing 2 halt pieces | 


G. 


Gadza—+ 3 ot all forts, without Gold or Silver, the yard 
| ; ſtript, with Gold or Silver, the Yard — Wn 
Galley Dilhes, the dosen 

Gantlets, the pair 6 . 


a 7 — — 

* 

— TY Lad — 4 
* 1— 


Garnets 


— 
* 5 Say * 


Duties to be 


„ 1. 


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be "un 


Inwards. 


Glaſs and Glaſſes, vocat. 


* —ä—— —' 


ſmall, rough, the pound 
Garnets- 32 5 ka uin ä wn 
ſmall or great, Cut, the pow 
Gauls, the 112 ib (for Dyers uſe )— 1 3 
G1mlets for Vintners, the dozen a 
and for every 112 ib as Iren 
Cof Counterfeit Gold and Silver, the dozen — 


„ 1 
— — 


. „„ K —— — 


I 


| of Cruel the groce, cont. 12 dozen e 
| of Leather, the like grace ———— — | — 
Girdles-- and for every 20 5, value upon Oath. all ties incl:def7 ) 
| of Silk, the dozen N — — — . 
i of Velvet, the dozer — — — —< 
| and for every pound weight a Dy 1 
of Woollen, the dozen — — — — 9 


En Glaſſes, the groce, cont. 12 dozen | — 
Burning Glaſſes, the dozen — — — 
Drinking ee 8 G'afſes, the dozen: 2 — . 
! Glaſſes . landers Drinking Glafles, the hundred Glaſſes —— 

| Venice Drinking Glaſſes, the dozen -“ 
| Glaſſes | 


for Win- Muſcovy Glaſs, or Slude, the pounl ON 
dows — 5 Rhenifh, the Wey, or Web, cont. 60 Bunches——— 


— — 
— — ——_ 


$ great, the 112 it 
*{mall, the potnd=——————_—mmmmm 
E Plates or | {mall under N? 6. the dozer 
Glaſs —< Sighis for of Chry- No 6. the dozen. — 
' Looxing-glaſ-C ſta NN. 8, 9, 10, the dozen 

ſes unfiled N II, 12, the dozen 


| Pipe 
| 


LE 


2 (Stone Plates for Spectacles rough, the do 2e | 
"ODE of Flanders $ Courſe, the groce, cont. 12 dozen 
glaſſes making— Fine, the dozen ieee 
a of Venice making, the dozen 


ſmall, the dozen, under No 
cof Chryftal— middle fort, the dozen, N 6 
{mall, the dozen, N* 7, 8, 9, 1 

ed] Half 195 dozen, N It, 22 — 
1 all- peny Ware, the groce, cont. 12 dozen 
Slaſle— | Peny Ware, the like groce 5 


of Stee—3 imall, the dozen 


: '3 large 
Vials, the hundred 4 
Water Glaſſes, the dozen 


— — Py 


1— — 


- 


— 


">= A—— 


Mi 


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All other Glaſs Manufactun F = 
6 ( except Sub Beads ) 23 not above particularly — 


at per pound . 


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Inwards. 


Glew, the 112 ..— - — 
large, the pair- aj MO e 1 

Globes THO 8 k F 1 b — — 5 — — —— — 8 
ſmall, the pair 


8 Bridges making, the groce, cont 12 dozen 
unwrougbt, the dozen pail ; — 


| of Canary, M1- e hit wit th Gold or Silver the 8 


fo _——  ———— 


lan orV enice 1 en e 
1 co Spaniſh plain, the dozen pair — 
wo | of V V andon. tl hs os zen P J : 4 
and beſides ( (if Feather ) jt OY 2 298. P- ( _| 
n Oath, all Dut? ies included 2 5 ( | 
34 fo eU 757 pou» 4 — 8 — as 


Bridges Gol or 8 Silver, the pound, cont. I6 ounces d 
4 Ayoir. 11 po — : 
| Saver ap Gol! 400 Silver, the like pound 
Thread C = er Gold and Silver upon Quils and Rolls, N 
Coun- e 5. Or in Skain, the like pound 5 
FETIENS llen 16014 and Silver, the Maſt, cont. 2 pound 
5 and an halt, at 12 œu¹nces to the pound 
8 enice, Florence, or n Gold andy 

Silver the pound, Cont. 12 oun- —— 


ꝓ——— —Ai.e—— 2» 


Gold and 8 
40 


Gold and Clive: Thread 


AT . 

Right, vecat. 3 Venice weight- — 
Gold Foil, the mall groce, 9 12 dozen- — i 
erer Toll r, the {mall groce, cont. I2 dozer — 8 5 


Cor Scarlet Powder, the pound (Fr Dyers 1je 9 
of Sevil in Berries, and Grains of Portugal, or 
4 Rotta, tne pound ( for Dyers : iſe Y————— 8 
Grains Guiney, the pound . 
Grindlettones, the Chalder — — 3 - 

Almonds, the 1121 — . ES 

Anniſeeds, the 112 fü. JJJCCCCCCCVVVCV . 
| Cinnamon, the pound 
Cloves, the pound— 
211 Britiſ Ships regularly 1 Lu- 

ported, the 112 ib 8 — 
11 Venetian Ships, the 112 m 


in other Foreign Patrons, -t the 112 1 
| Dates, the 112 i 7 eee 4 


Figs, the 112 lb. (vide page 86) — ———— 
ee Weit Indies, 112 th 
ER | vide page Ea 
me of the Eaſt Indies, the pound 

of the Weſt Indies the pound 


Grain 


Grocery Curran 
Ware, 4 
vocat. 


[ 139 0 


Duties to be 


| 


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pay bd 


— 
— 


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| 


Inwards. 


i the 112 1Þ =—— _ 5 — — 
8 Loren Pon der, the 112 ib ————: —5 
| and for every 20 s. vale, on Oath 
Maces, the pound— — — — — a. 
Nutmegs, the poun i — — 
| 7 9 s the pound (vide P. Part. IV) 
in Britiſh built Shipping. 
| at W directly from the lic 
p | of Growth, Cc. the It) 
2 'þ the pound (vide page 32 )— 
| g. e ht directly from the place ef) 
of the Cellars for- Growth, in Britiſh>— 
| W Conſumption 7 built Ships, the . 
Prunes, not French, the 11; ib (vide page 86) — 
(Great, the 112 ib — — — . 
„ black, the 112 It 


Groceiy ; of Smyrna 3 red, the 112 t- 2 
Wares, | Raiſins—4 of the Sun, the 112 tb -——— 2 
voc. of all ether Sorts, the 112 b—— 2 
| and for every 20 8. value upon Oath — 5 


| for Aliens Duty (vide page 8&7) 
N. B. All Spicery (except Pepper) Imported direct 
from the place of its Growth, in Britiſh built Ship- 
ping, to be Rare One third part of what is Charg'd on 
them in the Book cf Rates, and no more. 
858 and Mciſcovadc es Sugar from hed 


Britiſh Plantation, the 112 6E. 


g Brown, the 112 6. 

i Cand _ —— 535 0 

| White, the 112 6. 3 
1 Muſcovadoes, the 112 t _ 1 


Sugar 4 Refined, double or ſinale, in Loaves, the 112 i 
St. Thome, and Panellis, the 112 t 
| -Cthe 112 6 
White — Strom the Britiſh Planta? 
4 tions, the 112 8 
For Aliens Duty ( vide page 87) 
All other Grocery Mares ( except Tobacco) far 22 


20 8. val ite upon Oat! 
Grograms, Turkey, the yard- ieee 
Corn powder, the 112 16. 8 
Serpentine, the 112 th— 5 1 

CFallivers, the piece . 
; = = 


Gun powder, voc.— 


Gan voc.— \Musxets, the piece 
| and for every 112 ib Tron — 


Ir ts 


en. 
— 


) 


8 c — q 2 4. 42 F ay” ho 
n K $i > p 4 hr + 8 MERELY A 


| Repaid. 


— HA 
pl T. js. | dizor* 
11 115 
115 — 
— 2 4 10 

8—1 18 


— 3] 2| x5 


oy, = ett — 1 => = FIN — WT. > . 

— —— I : — =D IVE : — — A — 
— — — — - _— — —— — — - - — — ——— — — 
— —— 8 — — 2 - 8 — 2 — 3 

2 — — — - a. one — — — 


— . — — — 
2 ; LDL. 
— ma” -, — KY Sr —— _ 
— 5 OGG APO —— — — 


[ 142 ] 


Inwards. 


| 


{ 


| Hawks-hoods, the groce, containing 12 dozen — 


H. 


„Camels hair, the pound 
Hair, voc. 2 Elks hair for Saddles, the 112 ib — — . 
: Caymenia Wool, the pound-—— 4 
Goats hair, voc.— Ordinary Goats hair, the pond ———— 
Hair bottoms for Sieves, the groce, containing 12 dozen-——-———— 
| eile the piece ĩĩ 
Halberds 4ungilt, the picce . 
aud fir every 112 ib Ion — — 3 1 
with wooden handles, or without, the dozen 5 
namen 


EI 


5 


vocat, Horſemens Hammers, the dozen — 
and for every 112 ib Iron 
Handkerchieſs, the dozen— — — — = 
| CCorfſlats complete, the piece —————— 
Curates, the piece- ——— | — 
Morians, Or graVei, tne piece — | | 
. Headpieces plain, the piece = - — 
Harneſs roſes, the thouſa nd — — 
Har p- ſtrings, or Catlings, the groce, containing 12 dozen—— — 
Hatbands, the groce, containing 12 dozen - 
ſof Bever wool, or hair, the Hat - 
of Bridees, the dozen — 5 
Dutch Felts, or Hats made of Wool, the piece 
Hats 4 Spaniſh. or Portugal Felts, the dozen — — — 
of Straw (vide Bait ) FE 
of Venice, the dozen — ie 
of Wool, or Worſted, trimm d, the dozen— — 
Faulcons, the Hawk ——— 8 . 1 
Goſhawks, the Hawk— — — — —— 
Jerfaulcons, the Hawk— — ho. _ 
< Jerkins, the Hawk Tis _ 5 5" 
Lanners, the Hawk- CITE 
Lannerets, the Hawk—— — . „„ 
LTaſſels, of all ſorts, the Hiwk—— 


r 


| | 


Harneſs, 
voc. 


T3091 


—— — — — — 2 


— — — — 


—— — 


—— — — — — 


Hawks, 


voc. 


Headings for Pipes, Hogſheads, or Barrels, the 120— 

Heath for Bruſhes, the 112 Ib — es 8 
Cullen, and ſteel Hemp, and all other ſorts ot dreſt ? 

| Hemp, the 112 it— — 

Hemp, Snort dreſt, the 112 ih FD 


— — 


voc. Spruce, Muſcovia, and all other rough Hemp. the 112 # 
for Aliens Duty, vide page (85) Wo Own no ors 


— r3?Vlçſ— 


— — 


| — 


driſh, per Certificate, free (1 A. Seſs.2 c. 8. ) 


* 


- === — — — — - — = _—_— — = = = 2 
— —— — . = A 
EE YT tt d CT, I TE 


_ dh — — — — 


1 = — — a 5 — i — 
I . . P 000 . ²˙—» A ee ee A LEE Et = SI OS - 


[ 144 ] 


Inwards. 


Hempleed, the Laft — — 5 


and for every 20 5 value upon Oath —— . ö 
Buff (or Buffalo) Hides, the hide Ä c 
and for every pound w:ight, being dreſt in Oyl —— — 
or Hoy ſe- hides, tann'd, the piece- 0 
a and for eve y pound weight ——=———, 
Co. — Hides of Barbary, and Muſcovia, the hide — 
3 and if dreſt, for every 20 5. full value 1 


on Oath, as in page 55————— ; 


nt... 
_— 


—— 
— — 


— —— 


— 


wa. x 


EIk, or other Hides dreſt in Oyl, the poumd — 
| and for every 20 5. value upon Oat] — — ES. 
| India Hides, the hide — 
and if dre, for every 20 8. full value, as in page 532 
F Horſes, Mares, and Geldings, dreft in Allom, 9 
and Salt or Meal, or otherwiſe raw d, the hide ; 
and for every 205. value upon Oath —————-— 7 
} Loſh (or Loſhee) Hides, the piece — - — { 
| and if dreft in Oyl, the pound weight-- 
| Red, or Muſcovia Hides (or Fuſſia) tann'd, al] 


— 6 


Hides, 


v. 


2 3 * — e_—_— er reeds 


loured, or uncolour'd, the hide ) 
and for every pound wicght —— 


— 


| 


| of Steers, Cows, or other Hides, dreſt in Allom, 


and for every 208. value upon Oath — — 
Hides, or pieces of Hides tann'd, taw d 5 
— 


or dreſt, not before particularly 3 


Charg'd for every 20s. val. upon Oath 


| il other 


Cow, or Horſe hides. in the Hair, the piece — 


and Salt or Meal, or or herwiſe taw'd, the hide— 5 
and for every 20 +. value upon Ort 
| tann'd of all ſorts, not before mention d, the pound 5 


— 


and for No 22. and 23. as in Page 51 
Hides in the Hair, or Undteſt, Halt 
Cuſtom, 


ym. 


Hilts for Swords, or Daggers, the dozen 5 ; 


ee „ 
Honey —$ barre] — — e e eee 


the ton 8 8 


Hoors—2 of Iron for Pipes, or Hogſheads, the 112 15 — 


for Coopers, the thouſand en 55 


f 
But if Exported to Ixela 1d, h Drawb 
Fern are rhe ee eee 


the 1121 co. L— 5 
Hops — and beſides per pound weight, till 1 June, 1715.— 


— ——— — 


Hoſe of Cruel, vocat. Mantua Hoſe, the pair 


Duties to be 


7 


[ 146 ] 


Inwards. 


J. 


for every 20 s. value, according to the groſs Price at the 
Candle, 12 & 13 W. 3- , 11. 8. 15 85 
jet, the pound ——.— : _ 
| [Jews Trumps, the groce, containing 12 dozer — — 0 
and for every 112 = a ee 
Imperlings, blue or red, the dozen — — 
Rolls, the dozen pieces, cont. 36 yards the piece —:C 
Incle—- —<unwrought, the pound — . f 5 
wrought, the dozen pound 5 
Britiſh Plantation, the pound (For Dyers uſe) 
3 of Turkey, of the Weſt Indies, or Rich Indico, che 
| Indice pound (for Dyers uſe ) ——— — 
5 Duſt, the pound (for Dyers 10) ü ͤ——.— 
Ink for N the 112 1. | 
. the groce, cont. 12 dozen — — i 
n borns 5 cf Braſs, the dozen — „ 3 
Bullet Screws, the dozen . = 
Inſtru- Inciſion-Sheers, the cozen— — W 
ments for Haices, or Tooth-drawers, the dozen — | 
1 1 the dozer— 3 3 
ed Chit. Sets, the Bundle, cont. I6—— — 
Trepans, the dozen— 1 8 1 
$ rf made of Steel, for every 112 —— 
; 2 if made of Iron, for every 112 t j 
Bur F made of Silver, ro pay as Plate, which ſee in P. 
| Amys, Spa- S ee, in Britiſh Shrps legally - 
—— 


Apan d and Laquered Wares (not from the Eaft Indies 2 


- 


— 


rurgeons, 
vocat,— | and beſide 


mth Spruce, man'd, the Ton | 
and Swediſh (In Foreign Ships, the Jon — 
Backs for 5 large, the PICC = —— cn 
IChimneys— 5 ſmall, the piece— — = 
Iron, BR Bands for Kett!cs. the 112 lh— . 3 " 
3 or Nod Iron, of and from Irel and, in any | 
97ps, for every 205. value on Oath ( 88 9 W. 3.>——— 
Fire-Irons, the groce, cont. 12 dozen 5 
and for every 112 .— BI 5% "0 
2 Iron, for CVEYY 20s. value upon 8 3 5 
. aun, or Hammered, leſs than 3. of an Inch) 
ren ſquare, and all other Tron Was es Mannfured 
| the TEL 60 bo ; 


and For every 20 3. value upon Oath TR : 


—___s_r.r —.Ui.EAOAOUU 


„ 5 


n 


[ 148 


w — 


FY 


Inwards. 


— 


Hoops, the 112 1b — — — — 

| Rod Iron Slit, or Hammer d (except Iriſh ) the 112 it, 

' and for every 20 s. value upon Oath— — 8 

Stoves, the piece — — — — 
and for every 112 the———w——— | _ 

Iron —— MVroug br, or Unwrought, or Caſt ( except 2 


and I iſß Iron) not Rated, in Britiſb Sbips, tbe 


on — — — . 
Ditto, Imported in Foreign Ships, the Ton — 
| and for EVErY 20 8. value upon Oath- — 


No 


of Lemons, the Pipe— — — . _ 
Juice-— of Limes, for every 20 5. value upon Oath————— | 
Ivory, the pound -— — eee 


K. 


> Fttles of Iron, the piece —= 1 1 
and for every 203. value upm Ot. — 
ke c the groce, cont. 12 dozen - 1 3 


y T2 dozen — 
knops to pay beſide 5 ff Iron, the 112 it 


if Steel, the 112 i —— << 
"Almain, Bohemia, and all other Courſe Knives, $ 
the Dicker, cont. 10 Knives — 5 
{ Butchers Knives, the like Dicker 
Carving Knives, the dozen — — 
| Cullen Knives, the groce, cont. 12 dozen - | 

WE ; Glovers Kmves, the Bundle, cont. 6 Knives= 
Knives Pen Knives, the groce, cont. 12 dozen 


— . —— 


Sker Knives, the Dicker, cont. 10 Knives 
Stock-knives- June the dozen Stocks 


— — 
* 
2 


; ungilt, the dozen Stocks RA? 2 
3 Hon, The 112 — 
| SN whack, Steel, łbe 12 6.„%/1P 
— | | U 


Bone. Lace of Thread, the dozen yard 
Cruel-Lace, the ſmall groce, cont. 12 dozen 


[Gold and Sil- Tg pound, cont. 12 ounces Troy— 
ver Lace 


Hy. 


—$ the ounce Troy IN 
Pomet- Lace, the groce, cont. 12 dozen yards 


Lace, voc. 


Furle, or Antlet- Lace of Thread, the groce, cont. 12 dozen- 
Sil Bone Lace, the pound, cont. 16 ounce . 
Sill- Lace of all other ſorts, the like pound 


23 


— 


„ — 


[ 150 J 


— 


Inwards. 


ä — — 


6 2 : * _ 


Ladles, voc. Melting Ladles, the 112 i OR Abe, — 
Lapis, magnatu falce, the pound r 
Lattin,— „ Black Lattin, the 112 f . — 
voc. e Snhaven Lattin, the 112 6. — — 
Lead Ore, the Ton — * e 9 NG: 
e Baſil Leather, the dozen- — . \ 
and for every 205. value upon Oath, as in page 55—? 
Hangings gilt, the piece ee — 
and for every 20 3. Value upon Oath, as in page 55— 
Leather for Masks, the pound !:! — 
and for every 2083. valule upon Oath, as in page 5 5—2 
Leather, |}Spamiſh Leather, or Cordivant, the dozen Skin: 
voc. 4 Spruce, or Dansk Leather, the dozen Skins 72 
| and for every 20 8. value upon Oath, as in page 55-— 
| Turkey and Eaft-India Cordivant, the dozer—— — 
All other Leather, or Manufactures (or whereof the 
| moſt valuable part is Leather) not otherwiſe par 
ticularly charged, for every 2035. value upon OathC © 
| for the old Duties, — ö — 5 
and for No 22 & 23, as in page 55. ———————— 


—_—c_c nn 


Leaves of Gold, the 1oo —— = 


Lemons pickled, the Pipe | 3 


— — n — — * 


1 the Foo ee ͤ⁵ͤ—— . — 


ewers for Hawks, the piece ——üͥ 
Lines of Hamborough for Ships, the piece—————————— 
7 | Borelaps, not exceeding 28 Inches and = in breadth; nor 12 d 
per Ell Engliſh in | 
r 
I Fine or Courſe, the piece, meaſuring as below. 
All White Callicoes to Pay beſides, for every 20 8.5 
f value, according to the groſs Price at the Can- 
Callicoes . dle (vide page 20) ——————_—_— 
1 | Of India, Ferſia or China, painted, dyed, print.) 
4 . py or 3 there, pay only per piece (vide — 
Page 26) 
Note, No Piece of Callico of the breadth of I yard and à, or un- 
der, Gall exceed m lengt 10 yards; and no” Piece of Callico a- 
Sove that breadth ſhall exceed in 1 ength 6 yards, and to be ra- 
ted accordingly (4 & 5-W, de M. cap: 5.5. +; ny MOTOR 


N 


A 


Linen Cloth, or 5 


Cambrick J che z Piece, containing 6 Ells and p 
e Athe piece, Seti . === 


| | | 
| 3 1 Hutch Harras. and Heſſens Canvas, the 120 Ell 
. Vocat. Packing Canvas, Guttings and Spruce Canvas, the 120 Ells- 


— * 6— 


[ 151 | 


Duties to be 


Repaid. | 


7 


* 
O 
Mo 


1521 


* 
* * 


1 
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7 
= 
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=. 
4 
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| 
1 
\ 
| 


Canvas, | Strip'd Canvas with Copper, the piece, cont. 1 5 yards 
vocate 3 Strip d, or Tuſted Canvas, with Thread, the like piece 


— EEC — 


Ro —ͤ—— ä — — > ee We — — > — 


2a. 


Wy : —_ - - - _ > — * 
24 ESE — — ——— 
3 hoy > TD — "> 
8 — enter — 
— — — . i — — 
2 = þ — — —— 


4 « 
— — 


Cowsfield Cloth, or Plats, the Ell.— 


— 


— 


— 


ä — — . 
== = —_ rr 
EEE SET CI ISIS TT 
—— — — — uk 
— == = —— 
— — — — 


Damask- | Tabling of Sileſia making, the yarc 


, or 


Linen Cloth 


Drilling and Packduck, the 120 Ell — 
Elbing or Dansk Cloth, double ploy, the Ell — 8 


| 2 


| Poldavies, the Bolt, containing 28 Ell—————- 
Spruce Elbing, or Queensborough Canvas, the? 
Bolt, containing 28 Ells — . 


Strip'd, Tufted, or Quilted Canvas, with Silk, L. 
the like piece — — ——— ——— 


breadth, 5 50 — - 

: _ | exceeding that breadth, and un- 
TablingofHo! Id der 2 Ells, the yard———— 

exceeding 2 Ells in breadth, ande 

under 3 Ells, the yard 

(of 3 Ells broad, or upwards the yard— 


1 an Ell Engliſh nd + ine 


land,- making 


Towelling and Napkining $ under an Ell and + in 
of Holland, making 2 breadth, the yari— 
Ditto of Sileſia making, the yar - 

| Napkins of Holland making, the dozen—— 1 


under an Ell and ; in 2 


breadth, the yard — 5 


above that byeadth,and 
of Holland } under 2 Ells, the yard 
. making- } of Sap breadth, ande? 
1 under 3, the yard 
| Tabling 1 of 3 Ells breadth, and 
| upwards, the yard—$ 


of Silefia making, the yard————— 


en of Holland making under an Ell 7 
hk es and + in breadth, the er Ga 


of Sileſia making, the yard 


et. a 
=s 


—__ 
— 


Bag H eee 

3 | under an Ell Engliſh, 

| Brown Holland — . ] and i in breadib 
Flanders | Embden Cloth. — ey above that breadth, 
Holland Flemiſh Cloth— 2 ] and under 2 Ell 
Freeze Cloth >the Ella of 2 Ells and upwards 

| Gentiſh Cloth—- | zn breadth, and un >— 

| der 3 Ella. ow | 


j Overiflils Cloth 
+ Rouſe Cloth 


Hingham Cloth—} | 


\ Ells, or upwards-— 


of the breadth of 3 3 | 


wh „„ ” » 


L153 


Duties to be 
Rates. c 
| Paid. | Repaid. | 
ee 
1 a 2 6 2 =. 11.17 
eee 
—— — 513] 9 "1 496 4 
BE Os 6] 18 ay 8 8 
1 d 8 = 21 13 ROS IE. ON. 
W 2 k 13 8 2| 2 
i——-|| —| 3] #| 3 = 00 
8 — Li 12 = 3 6 
_ — 410 Ti 6 p 
— 88 A” 
* | 


| 

— 1 — — 2 13 — — 
196 — — 4 9 2 8 
— O-—| —- 1 "| 6 +3 
— 9—} —| 1 if 2 W 3 
— 19 —1 — 1 f I7 a 17 
—| DA 3 a 1] "+: 
—_ — 24 14 _— 
11NH-148 13553 
Tia + 3| 7] 
A T1 


— 


n 


2 
— — 2 _ — _ tas — 5 - — * 
© — N < Ie non xa 5 Dy 
- r ˙ AAT ä TS — — . 
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— - — — 
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Inwards. 


. 2 — 


— 


* 


Linen Cloth, or 
A. 


have 12 Months time for Payment of the ſame, from the time of Impor- 


"Hambo- C and Silefia Cloth Broad, the 120 Ells, White or Brown 
rough @ Cloth Narrow, the 120 Ell: - 3 

Brown, Midlegood, Headlake, and Muſcovia Linen, 1 

| Narrow, the 120 Ells — -5 WW 

Hinder- JWhited from Pruſſia, Polonia, or any Part of the Faſt | 

lands J Country, to pay as Narrow Eaft Country Linen, | 

| 4&5 W. M. c. 5. S 12. (except Ruſſia) under + of 

| | | Yard in Breadth 

| Iriſh Cloth, the 120 Ells, per Certificate, free (1 4. Seff. 2. c. 8.) 
Hol lands Duck, every 20 5. value upon Oath. (vide below) _ 

| the Half Piece cont. 6 Ells and 

i You Piece cont. 13 Ell ——— ——————— 


as 


-——_—— 
— 


4 
— 


nts 
— 


voc. Callico Lawns, the Piece (vide Callico) — 
voc. Sileſia Lawns, the Piece, between 4 and 8 Yards 
Minſters, the Roll, cont. 1 500 Ells, at 5 Score to the Hundred 
Oxenbrigs, the like Rol! e e 
Polonia, Ulſters, Hannovers, Lubeck, Narrow Sileſia, Narrow 
Weſtphalia, Narrow Harford, Plain Napkening, and all other 
Narrow Cloth of High Dutch-Land, and the Eaft Country, 
White, or Brown, and rot otherwiſe Rated, the 120 Ells— 
Soultwich, the 120 Ell ———————— 
Strasborough, or Hamborough Linen —————— — 
Note, All Linnen of Germany, or Dutchland, and Sileſia, not 
| above + Broad, ſhall be accounted Narrow Linen, and all above 
ar Breadth, ſhall be accounted as Broad; and to pay accord. FF 
ingly, 
And all Linen of Pruſſia, Polonia, or any Part of the Eaſt Coun- 
try (except Ruſſia) above the Breadth of f a Yard, is to 
pay as Broad Germany Linen, 4 & 5 W. & M. c. 5. 
European, of all othey Sorts ( except' Iriſh ) not before parti. 
cularly Charged, for every 205. value en Oath—— 
Not European, for every 20 8. value on Oath ———————— 
2 Note, If any of the ſaid Linen be Chequerd, Strip d, 
Printed, Painted, Stained, or Dy'd, they are to pay beſide 
= foregoing Duties, for every 205. valua on Oath, (vide 
4296 4222 ————— — 3 ES 
ron Foreign made, or 0 ach and Hollands Duck, till 
21 June 1720. fo pay over and above all other Duri d. 
Au El (vite Sail FTF 
Linen ſhall pay One full Moiety of wbe Old-Sub/idy: n 
above what is before Rated ( except 75 Fad ter wich Nan 
nal Duty the Importer giving Security at the Cuftom-houſe, ſhall 


— 


1 


Inwards. 


Magnus, the 112 th —— n . WEEN 


tation: Or in cafe ſuch Importer ſhall pay Ready Money, he ſhall 


[have 10 per Cent. of the ſaid Duty abated to him; and if any of the 


{aid Linens, for which this Duty is paid or ſecured at the Importation, 
be Exported within 12 Months after their Importation, then the afore- 
ſaid Duty ſhall be wholly repai or the Security vacated as to what 
mall be {> Exported. 

But Note, This Duty is included in the Duties to be paid in the 
24 Column. | 
Linns, Blew, cr Red, the dozen — ECTS — 
Linſced, the Buſhel-— — — — . 
Litmus the 112 i ( for Dyers 1 — — — 
Lockers, or Chapes for Daggers, the Groce, cont. 12 dozen 


Budget, or Hanging Locks Imall, the groce, 
Locks, containing 12 dozen — ae eee 9 
voc. Hanging Locks, large, the 1 ke £1 groe. 
and for every 112 eee — — 
Logwood the Tun (for Dyers vſe) 14 C. 2. . II. — — 
1 3 Vente making, with Caſes, the dozen ——— — 
Venice making, with Caſes, the dozen - fo 
3 Catlings the groce, cont. 12 dozen Knots: 3 
voc. M.inik ins the like groce — —n bs 


{ Lyme for Dyers, the Barrel———————— : „ 


M. 
Madder ( for Rop Madder and all other Bale Madder, the 112 it 
Dyers ves ) Fat Madder, the 112 ib ——— 2 : 


voc. — 2 Mnll Madder, the 112 ib — i = - 


Malt, and Barley, (vide Gorn'} 5 
Maps 5 printed, the Rea - e e = 


and for every 20 8. wake upon Oath, , all Duri included, 
Bound, or Unbound - 55 OE 


8 


of Sattin, the dozen —— eee e 
Maie—$of Velvet, the dozen 


— 


for Ships, ſmall, the Maſt· - 
Ditto from Afia, a Africa, America, or Ireland, 1 Maſi 


* 4 


Maſt Middle the Matt 
aſts — 4 from Aſia, * America, or ES) the M: F 


Oreat-5 fh Maſt —-—-— 


from Aſia, Africa PECED ca, or 1 1, 
For Aliens Duty, 1 Page 85 ca, or Ire and, the Maſi 


< Y c . : ” : POT 


wag | 


— 


Duties to be 


. —ͤ1— —¾ = 
5 = - - 


: 
2 2 - - < . 8 EY 3 
. . r . wi * I” — 
— ̃ͤ— — : EET — — 888 EO SEE dE. 
—— = — Bo = — 4 


TT - 
— — = 


Ws ITE 


og 


* = — — — — 
= CCC IEA nn T7 3 wean Arr” jt 
— DS I | 
- SY — os — ” PEI 
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— — — — 
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— 


8 


Er 


„ ELD} 


Match for Guns, the pound — — — e eee 
Mats of Ruſſia, the | — 5 . 
Meal, of Wheat, or Rye, the Laſt, containing 12 Barrels— DIE 
Medlars, the Basket, containing 2 Buſhels 6 
Me laſſes of F of tho Britiſh Plantations in America, the Ton . 
Rameals—? fu, any other Place, the Tor- — GAUL © 


Meſſelanes3 the ſingle Piece, cont. 14 Yards, of Sileſia making 
Metal prepared for Battery, the 112\b—— — . Fe 5 
and for every 20 5 value ufon Oath — — —ͤ— 8 
Metheglin the Hogshead _ By 
Mithridate, the pound — — — 
Mittins of Wadmol, the dozen Pair ———— 5 3 
Moccado Ends, the dozen Pounds-— e . 


Nails, 


YOU — 


Neats 


Tongues 
Neckerchers of Flanders making, the dozen- 0 


Needles 


* 


at — — 


the Piece, containing 30 Vards — — 


Morters and Peſtles of Braſs, the Pound — 5 


| Mum the Barrel, (for Exciſe )— = — — 
and for every 208. value upon Oath — — 
Muſtard-ſeed, the 112 b — — — 3 : 
Hair Nails, the thouſand ——— ———— 
Iron, to pay beſide for evvy 112 th ———— — 
F Braſs. to pay beide „ 


| Copper Nails, the Sum cont. 10000 — — ak 
and for every 112 1b 7 
Head Nails, the Barrel — — — 1 
Small Nails, the Half Barre — — — 
Sprig Nails, the Sum cont. 10000 — | . 
Tenter Hooks, the thouſand 
asnd for every 112 lb. as Iron 
Harneſs Nails, K containing 10000 
f Iron, the 112 it—- ; ; 
To pay beſides F Braſs, the Sum SI „ 
Roſe and Sad ers Nails, the Sum cont. 1000 | 
If Braſs, to pay beſide, the Sum —— WED) | 
Bret if made of Iron, for every 112 ff 


— A— 


the Barrel- * 6 


1 


by Ruſſia, the Piece x- 


the Dozen- — | 55 


the dozen thouſand — - 
voc. Pack Needles, the thouſand — — 
voc. Sail Needles, the thouſand - 
and for every 112 ib 


— — 4. 


Duties to be 


— —— — — 


e 


EEE ³˙¹ AA 


Ir 


N * 
— 2 — 2 7 2 — - : - = 3 og < 
2 — Ia TT p . Src - —=—= — OM! l — 
1 — = 4 > = Iu E- * — — . 2 — * 1 . - 4 
—— — — — 2, B 
. = * - 


Run a Joon 


0% Ret 


2 a5 


8 — 
3 
— 


1 88 


2 


Inwards. 


6 


| | | 
Nutmegs pickled, the piece — — 
N Small Nuts, the Barre] ———— 8 
Nuts — 2 Walnuts, the Barrel——- -—— ER 2 


O. 


Aker, the Barrel ä — — 
Oakham the 112 fh 5 | 
| the piece - 
Oars Irv 120 — 5 
Olives, the Hogsnead = . 3 


* 


the Barrel — 
Onion: —Srhe hundred Bunches- - — 3 
(Seed, the 112 ib. - . 


Oranges and Lemons the thouſand ——— — po 


Orchal the 112 16 (for Dyers uſe ) 


Orſedew, the dozen pound — 
Hempfeed, or other Seed Ol, the Ton nn Ls 
and for every 295. value upon Oath | 7} 


Rape and Linſeed Oyl. rhe Ton- 5 


Sallet Oyl, the Tun, (vide Page 86). — 


Sevil Oyl, Majorca Oyl, Minorca Oyl, Apuglia, and? 
Portugal Oyl, the Ton (vide Page 86 )-- — — 

1 Train Oyl, or Blubber of Greenland, or th:ſe Parts, Neu- 

Oy], voc. foundl and, or other Britiſh Plantations, Caught and 

| _ {mported in Britiſh Ships, the Ton, 25 Car. 2. c 7.— 
| Ditto taken and Imported in Ships belonging to thoſe? 
| Parts, the Ion | — — 
Ditto ſo taken, but Imported in Britiſh Ships, the 
" 5 2 


een 


| un . — — 
| * o — * » . : 
| Train Oyl of Foreign Fiſhing, the Tun 
| f | P. | E 
Pack. in Skeins, the Too 1b 8 8 
threac— voc. Bottom-Packthread, the 100 Ib GG 
Cbripping- pans, the 112 f..“ . 
Pans, voc. Frying pans, the 112 it 3 
| arming-pans, the dozen 


1 


: Fine, the Ream (2 — 3 

8 SY 5 | | | 

© Atlas | F Ordner, the 8 ( 2— — . 

. ) Baſtard, or Double Copy, the Ream (c) — pe 


a Blue Royal, the Ream eee 5 


www wr 


. | 
Duties to be n 


jan 9 


— 
WO ww 


v & © = 


Jo md | 1 FI” 


| LA 
2 
ES 
5 3 


i 


[ 162 ] 


Inwards. 


3 


voc. 


—— 4 . — _ 


Paper 


1 


| 
\ 
* ̃ * 
| Crown, om Crown Fe Kees ( \ 


; 
\ Poſt, voc. Fine Large Poft, the Ream ——— 


| 
[ 


— 
— — 


Brown Paper, the Bundle 
Cap Paper, the Ream — 


Cartridge, the Ream——- —— 


| Demy— N the Ream (c) — — 


| Fine, the Ream- Os wa = 
Medium Genoa the Ream————— 125 2 1 


| 


Royal 
[0 


and for every 20 8. value upon Oath, all Duties include 


and for every 203. value on Oath, all Duties mcaluded—— 


d—) 
1 
I 
— 


and for every 20 5. value upon Oath — 
Chancery Double, the Ream — — _ 
and for every 20 5. value upon Oath —  — 


Second, the Ream (c) 

(German Crown, the Ream (c | 
Fine, the Ream (b }- — JONES 
Second, the Ream (b — MEE 


Voc. 


a Fine, the Ream (c) —— 
> RN 2 Second, the Ream (c 
German, the Ream (c) — — | 1 
1 5 Fine, the Ream ( a )———— EY MED 
El ephant SOrdinary, the Ream — F 5 


\. 


and jor every 20 5. value upon Oath- — 
Fine, the Ream (c) 3 
—_ Second, the Ream (c) — — mga 
001 ¾ FE | , * 3 
— Fine, the Ream (c 5 


Second, the Ream (c) 

German, the Ream ( c)————- . 
Imperial Fine, the Ream (a) ——— ow 
Lombard German. the Ream (c) 3 


and for every 20 3. value upon Oath —— —ů 
Ordinary Printing and Copy Paper, the Ream _ ; 


20 3. value upon Oath, all Duties included 
Painted Paper, ny ng — is 
„„ CS Super Fine Pot, the Ream (c 
Fat, vor. 3 cn Fine Por, the Ream (c . 


and if not ſpecially charg'd for the New Duty, for every} 


and for every 20 8. value 1pon Ot 


Preſſing Paper, the hundred Leaves: — == 


* 


and for every 20 8. value upon Oath, all Duties included —— 
| ee the Ream (a ——— 
4 


— — 


Eton 7 the Ream — 5 


Second, the Ra 


2 —— 2 pA 
2 a ; — HARE? ha — . 3 2 —— NE es Ll * = x ES — 
— — — — I ct — : — N 3 2 8 * — _ ; —_ —— = — = : = — — — . "oe 


_ _ = | . 5 — £ | : —— . — - — mp > e . — — = = = —— — — fe IE. == ä = IP PR. 2 = ? 
— — | — — — mn ES EE — 5 . 2 a | = = 
The 5 : 
O — 
| . 7 BY 
RY „ SES "IE A. 8 8 =) — K \ 
7 —— —̃—— a 8 
- —_Tw_ — ng oa 
. : «1.00 — De ONO | HYD DDS S S 
— | O — — | — — — — — —— — — — — — — ow. 18 — — — — — ö 
* 2 — GC ad) — rr —— — 1 \ P 
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- : — 
Q. : | | Ca „ e 
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ee e eee ee R a eee e ä "OE. | ſ Cater — ; CY: . 
85 „ Ts r FT. 
— „ l Ef 11 | r 1 [ 
ew, | PPP * 3 7 
bo mann ET Han <a One FFF CS, I IO = 7 NE — AA ˙ . ˙¹ mA %K Is WES TE 4 * — — — 
my 2 a — — —— — . — . a 


wer [ > | Gn οο nnnnyy] VCI es ] ww V1] N | 
| oO e [of]. 


S 2 OTE A — 
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6 
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Et 41-1 


— — — — A — — 


— — — — 


1] TT FLIER] | | | | | 
* N | 0 
j 
1 


Inwards. 


| 


Paper voc. 
X 


5 CGenoa. the Reani= —— — —5 
1] Royal rea: and for every 203 value pn Oath: — 
Super Royal, Fine, the Ream (a) — . 


I other Paper, White or Brown, or any ct her Colour 
or Kind whatſoevey. l. 20. per Cent. ad valorem, uþ 
on Oath, which is for every 208. value, for the 8 5 
mer Duties — — — ern . 

And for the New Duty, upon the full value, as in | 

1 Page 42 and 55; ĩ „ 

Note, Thoſe markd with the Letter (a) pay the former Duties as 

Royal ; Thrſe with (b) as Deny, and thoſe with (c) as Ordinary 

Printing and Copy Paper. _ 


Parch- the Dozen, containing 12 Sheets - —·—(-uæ ON 
ment the Roll, containing 6 Dozen ———— — — — 
Paſte of ſene, the Pound — — errant nn 


Pears, or Apples, dried, the Barrel 
Peale (vide Corn) . | 
*xnners, the Groce, containing 12 Dozen | —— 
Percer Bits, the Groce, containing 12 Dozen . —— 
and for every 112 lh. Tron - — — 
Fill d up, the Tun 8 — ——— 
Unfill'd, the Jun üoñ — 
Perry — And for every 205. value upon Oat 
For Aliens Duty (vide Page 86.) 
(And for Exciſe (vide Page 43.) 
Petticoats of Silk, the Piece — — 5 
and for every Pound Weight of Sil — —— = 
. the dozen, from Chriſtmas to Midtummer — — 
e Pouts, from Midſummer to Criſtmas —— — 
Pictures, whit her for private Uſe, or Sale( which are permit- 7 
red to be Imported ) for every 208. value upon Oath 5 
Pikeheads, the piece — —— — — —9 
and for every 112 ib of H nn} 
without heads, the piece — —œ— ꝶ᷑ —— — 
Pikes-——< with heads, the piece - - cows 5 
0 


| Aid for every 112 16; oůrnn 
Pincers, and Pliers, the dozen = 3 FA 


and fur every 112 h we'!ght [ron TAC VIE — FEI — 
. the dozen thou fan... --.... — — Th 
ins — HT Braſs, the dozen thouſand — 
and h de—$ 75 n thouſand = 
: C 2 25 ... è NP ELSE BIITE: = 
Pintadoes, or Callico Cupboard Cloaths, not brought from ? 
— 


Eaſt India, or China, the piece- 


— — 


** — 


88 e DOW NT 


F108 1 


Inwards. 


— — , « — —ͤ—ͤ— 
—— — — —— rr, 47 EPI RO . 3 —ͤ—U— m— —— ——— 
—ͤ— — — 


or Hogſhead Staves the 120 (vide page 86. ) < 
Pipe 57 0 Aſia, Africa. America, ur Folund the x Je 120 

for Chilckeng the groce, containing 12 deen —— 
Pipes —2 for T Tabors, the dozen— — F 


7 of the 5 ritiſh Pl ant ations, great, or ſraall band, . 
Pirch-—$ 3 


the Laſt; containn: 8 12 bn rrels 825 
fro 72 any other place, the like La! . Nane Hpagèe 86.——— : 
Plane Trons, the dozen ——— W ieee — 
and for eVery 112 ib — = — — wn 
Planks cf Ireland, t! e ITO foot (vide Page 86..——— - 
Silver, W hite, Or ungilt, the ouncekxam 
1 511 ver parcel, gilt, the ounce-- — 


| | of Silver gilt, the ounce—: — — — 


* . Ice hite, Or 7 855 0 the hundred Plat S3 
Single the b arrel, cont. ng 300 ow es _ 

| Plates, Double 6 whit ** or b! ack, the 100 plates — — — 

4 VYOCAat. Et eh £ barrel, CO11 taining 300 0 pla CS: — 


Harne! Plate. Ce] « ofa a ata 
orlrondoubles? the Fund ile, containing 10 plates— — 

Playing Tables of Wallnut- tree, the pair 
of Capiton, the great groce, l 12 {mall groce 
Pointt—2o fn ne Silk, the ſmall groce, containing 12 dozen- 
Gof T nread, the great groce, cont aining Iz {mall groce 
Pomegranatcs, the thouſand: ͤ— — — — 
Pomice ſtones. the ton 
Porcelan, or China Ware (vid: Earthen Mare ) 
Por F tre fide „ N OY ne 
© the ton — 6 ie ee 

| Potatoes, the 12 1b 


* 


— 


| Cover d the 100 — „5 
Of Farth— JUncover'd, the 190 Caſt, contai! ing a Gal- 


or Stone) lon to every Caſt, whether in one Pot 
or more — ay — 
Pots —— voc. Gally-Pots, the 100 —— — 
| Of Iron Flemiſh, making the dozer— — a 
A voc. Mell ing-Pots for Goldimiths, the hundred 
Prints Bound or Un abou, 4 for every 208. value 10172 Oath 
for the Old Dutze: — Se Ss 0, 
and for Number 24+ AS 21 Page 55. 3 3 ek 


1 


of Braſs, the dozen . 


Pallies— voc. Pullies of Iron, the g grace; containing 12 dozen 
| and for Very 112 i 


— _ 


c 


— 


Cof Wood, the groce, containi ing 12 dozen 
Punſons and Gravers tor Goldſmiths, the 112 i — 


A... 


— 


Lan! 
Ba, 4. 
_— 
_ 
=, 
Q 
— 
cn © ay 
— — — 
. NE = — 7-0 
q 2 [EIA ON, 8: VN: be P K 7˖7—˖dvnᷣ ＋ me ON w ds | E 9 
— — | Ws 8 
, . r = 
989118 11 — — 
pw 83 | — — 5 = A <p Wo 
; 3 — —j— W on Q =) 
.. ̃ ͤ ͤ — | O0 | 
WLFR_n__—_— TT c we» -0 er mg EZ 
BJ = 2 S —— S WA FR A WR hs hat — 2 CPE — er rr Er We OOO CK SS 
2 Se 8 5 8 c = 
— S — 8 3 e ITE = © 0 O Wy. — — TA | 
— —. —— Fe Ce — — — Tc ot wa OI | Sa i 
I | . . + | — — LA 0 - I VA | — By | —_—— 
—— — SO, LA — f — a N g 
_ — — 2 (> eG NE 7 | ' oy ow 5 - 7 BE ] | | | 8 | | | 
hg 2 — 18 HOT 5 5 be BEE. _ | 121212111111! 
rs | EI CC Cnr ——. . ˙ —— ˙i—?³ 14 
1 * | | 2 Bhs CT — — . "| oO oY | | E L FR | 1 —＋ 
ů——ů—ðr ͤà6w—— . ee STS, | — — — —e— = | 
E NSC 6 E- 
— 1-4-4 Kp c| | 1 he 1 
Lad 8 e , VL = ——_— 71 
— & 4 — e 
; WW | - wt ar 1 | : ! 


mo 
| 
; 
— RW a — — — 
— — 
— rﬀuk nr ---c-- 
r_—— ů ů — 
1 
© 
— 


3 
[OE 
— 
——_ —— 


— —ä— — — 


1080 


Inwards. 


Q. 


Uails, the dozen — —— 
Quills, voc. Gooſe Quills, the thouſand- — 
of Callico, the piece — — — 
Quilts —<of Sattin, or other Silk, the piece 
and for every pound of Silk wrought— 
Quinces, the hundred 


R. 
Ackets, the piece — — — | a 
(fill d, the Ton . — „ 
Ie of Seele, the Ton — — - SER : 
rape! (Fur Aliens Duty, vide page ( 87.) 


Rape-Secel the Laſt, containing To quarters _ a 
Raſhe S or Lea- the ſingle piece, containing 13 yards 
ene den Raſhes—? the double piece, cont. 2 fingle pieces 
ee Raſhes, the piece — 
Rattles for Children, the groce, containing 12 dozen — —— 
hy Bells, the dozen — — 
the Dicker, containing 10 — N — ö 
Razort—3 and for every 112 ib Steel — — — 
| Recorders, the Caſe or Set, containing 5 Recorders ————— 
Kibband of Silk of all ſorts, the pound ————— 
Rice, the 112 ib — ge I 
Rims for Sieves, the groce, containing 12 dOzen ————— 
j of Braſs, the groce, containing 12 dozen ——————- 
| of Copper, the like groce — 9 = 
| and for every 112 1b — — 
for Curtains the pound — — 
[Rings —e of Hair, the grace, containing 112 dozen =» 5 
for Keys, the groce, containing 12 dozen ——— 
and for every 112 ib as Iron — EINE 
of St. Martins, gilt, the groce, containing 12 dozen 
{mall, the Box, containing 24 OZ ———--—— 
of Wire, the groce, containing 12 dozen ——— 
Nen —3% the Britiſh Plantations, the 2 ————— 
of all other ſorts, the 112 ib (vide page ,, 
Rugs, 5 Iriſh Rugs, the piece ũ„L I ieee 
voc. — C Poliſh Rugs, the piece — 


212—„ͥ—„ 


1 


* 


— 


oth 


Sackce 


e 


E 3 23 EAmye || AYE 


1 


þ 


Inwards. 


| White er Yohe Wey, containing 40 Buſhels —————— 


Salt 5 voc. 4 


Salt Peter, 


Sau's, 
voc. — 


Days —— 


SCamoty 3 
Sciſſers—3 


%. 


Sea Morſe 
Serge ee 


C 


Saphora (vide Barrillia) 


Sea Holly Roots, the 112 if 


of 

"the 120 Elis — „ — 

| Jof ſingle thread, the piece, containing I5 yards 

Sackcloth < ith Silk, the yard — — 

| 2 white Thread, the yard | nn 

Saddles of Steel, the piece — 

and for every 112 * Steel —— — . — 
Safflower, the pound (for Dyers uſe ) -———— Tone raters. 

Saffron, the pound 7 TN 

5 "the Buihel - „ 

| Bay, or the Wey, containing 40 Buſhels - 

1 Fxench- for Curing F the Buſnel — — 

| 0 IT; ? the Wey, containing 40 Buthels -— 


the Buſhel=—_— — — — — 


Spaniſh YforCrering F the Buſhe! 

Fiſh —— the Wey, containing 40 Buſhels 
For Aliens Duty (vide page 87) | 
The above Duties ave payable at Importation , be. 
fide which upon Delivery out of the Cellars all Salt) 
s to pay for Exciſe 6 s. 8 d. Per Buſbel, being) 


SE — — — — — — 


the 112 1b ( for Dyers uſe ) ꝙ—— 8 | — 


Hand-Saws, the dozen —— —— = — 
Leg-Saws, the piece — 4 
Tenant-Saws, the dozen — — 9 -i 
Whip-Saws, the piece — — . 8 
and for every 112 ib as Iron — — —— * 
Double Says, or Serge, the Yard ————— | | 
Double Says, or Flanders Serges, the piece cont. 1 5 yards— 
Hounſcot Says, the piece, containing 24 yards — os 
Mill d Says, the. piece 
the yard — - — TT 
the piece containing 7 yards and — 5 
the groce, containing 12 dozen 
and for every 112 b —— 


Teeth, the pound | 
„„ che-arerd ome nn. 
ot Florence, the yard — HO 


— — 
— p | 


—  _ —— 


Duties to be 


— —_ = 2 - 
2 
* — - — — — 
a - — 5 a 
— 


111 8 

Ei 8 
—2'xjx01--16 
1811 

4 81 5 
1 19 
11 5 7] 16 
—17 x] 4 
—17] 11-4 
| Bo B® Me” 
| — * , a 
| —| 8| 6 12 
114A ) 
2100 4 
. 
— 3 8 

| 2þ0 4 


N 


2 ord 4.4 \ ® @ = 


"*"] 19s ] 


_— 2 8 * 


Inwards. 


for Glovers, the pat . 
| W for Semſters, the Tn | 
Shear: I Fnew, the pair — 2 
for Sbeermen-3 fl, tha vole CS _ 
for Taylors, the dozen ————— — 
and for every 112 IÞ a} [ron ———— 
Sheep Imported from heland by the ſcore | — 
Shruff, or old Braſs, the 112 ib : — — 
Shubs of Calabar, the piece or Sub eee 
Shumack, the 112 ib (for Dyers uſe) ————— — — 
Bridges Silk, the pound, containing 16 ounces — - 
Ferret or Floret Silk, the like pound 
Granada & black, the like pound 28 REES 
Silk —— in colours, the like pound — — 
Naples 5 black, the like pound 1 Gs 
Silk in colours, the lixe pound — — —— 
IOrgazine and all throw Silk in the Gum, the like pound 
Pole and Spaniſh Silk, the Iike pound 


| | Bengal Silk, the pound, containing 24 ance 
3 China Silk, the like pound} — . 
"SE Long Silk of all forts (except Bengal and China — 


be Forceps, the groce, cont. 12 dozen ———— * 


—  —_—_— md — — 


like pound 


© U Morea Silk, the like pound - 
77 Chort Silk or Capiton, the like pound 
= | Sattin Silk, the pound, containing 16 ounce: — 


Silk Nubs, or Husks of Silk, the pound, containing 21 ounces 
Sleeve courſe, the pound, containing 16 ounces 
Silk —— e tine, or Naples Sleeve, the like pound — 
| Thrown Silk dyed, the pound, containing 16 ounces —— 
Alamodes or Luftrings, not of the Manyfatt. of France, the like it 
= | From the E in Britiſh built Ships, the like pound 

| | Eaſt Indies in other Bottoms, the like pound 
BI From .- cot the Manufacture of Italy, in Britiſh built 


| Italy e Shipping, the like pound — 3 5 


itto, in other Bottoms, the like pound 
From any other part of the World (except Alamodes and mY 
L ( Luſtrings) the like pound - = F 
Provided, that all foreign Silks wrought, Exported within One Year _ 
from the Importation, ſhall have Two Thirds of the old Suhſidy 
Repaid at the Cuſtom-Houſe, except Eaft India wroueht Silks and 
Alerts and Lufirings. 
All Silks wrought { except Eaſt India wrought Silk) ſhall nav one 
full Moiety of the old Subſidy over and ae; what they A Rated 


Wrought Sil 


— 2a 


*. 


i — = 


— 
EY 


5 


[ 173 ] 


"_ 


Daties to be 


— 


A 


9 


8 


Inwards. 


voc. Forceps, the groce, cont. 12 dozen - 15 

1 for Glovers, the pair _ 

for Semſters, the dozen — — 
Shears * 


for Speermen-30fl, the pair 8 


for Taylors, the dozen ———— 4 
and for every 112 1b as ron PRE 


| 
new, the pair — . | | 


Sheep Imported from heland by the ſcore — — 


Shruff, or old Braſs, the 112 ib Ms __ 


Shubs of Calabar, the piece or Shub — — — 


Shumack, the 112 1b (for Dyers uſe) —— — — 


Bridges Silk, the pound, containing 16 ounces — 


Ferret or Floret Silk, the like pound 


Granada 5 black, the like pound — — 


Silk s in colours, the like pound ———— — 


Naples black, the like pound | — — 


Silk — ein colours, the like pound — — — 
| Orgazine and all thrown Silk in the Gum, the like pound 
| Pole and Spaniſh Silk, the like pound 


Bengal Silk, the pound, containing 24 ounces- 
| China Silk, the like pound — — 3 is 
Rau Long Silc of all forts (except Bengal and China the 0 


8 like pound 85 * 
O | Morea Silk, the like pound - — 
1 SC short Silk or Capiton, the like pound ———— — 

= Sattin Silk, the pound, containing 16 ounce —— 


Silk Nubs, or Husks of Silk, the pound, containing 21 ounces 
Sleeve courſe, the pound, containing 16 ounces — 


Silk — e fine, or Naples Sleeve, the like pound — 


| Thrown Silk dyed, the pound, containing 16 ounces ——— 

i Alamodes or Luflyings, not of the Manyfatt, of France, the like it 
From the I in Britiſh built Ships, the like pound 
Eaſt Indies è in other Bottoms, the like pound 


= 


] 


of the Manufacture of Italy, in Britiſh built 
4From 8 Shipping, the like pound e ee 5 


rought S 


Italy bitte, in other Bottoms, the like pound 
> | From any other part of the World (except Alamodes and 
3% Lieſtrings) the like pound -- — — — 
Provided, that all foreign Silks wrought, Exported within One Year 
from the Importation, ſhall have Two Thirds of the old Subſidy 
Repaid at the Cuſtom-Houſe, except Eaft India wrought Silks and 
44 Nr and Lufirings. 
Silks Wrought (except Eaſt India wrought gilx) ſhall pay one 
full Moiety of the old Siu b ſedy over and Narr What they ſtand Rated 


1 


2 


* 


Ee am —_———_. 


— — 


3 — 


4 
as ** at "I 2 
* ** * . a. Ah. Sl. ISS 5 5 
E ” WET ” 


[[] 


ou * 


Duties to be 


1 


| 


r 


* 


— e 


| 


ws] 1 


» | © 


„ 


hand 


— 
—— 


— — — 


Repaid 
207 1. 5. 4. 20. 
16 — 1 7 — 
14 — 1 
Ni 
1.411] 214] 29 
10 — T1 7] — 
7 [| 7] 19; 16 
51148 
—ͤ— 11110 10 
4 7] 1] 10 
18 6| 71 T0 
12.1 —— 16 
81|— 49 
I7 || —- 2 
IZ 1 11 10 
16 _— 6! — 
81] 41 
IO * 511 5 
18 2 2\ © 3 
814 
* 118 
914315 
2 5 I] 2 
2 wars Fe 2 
n 
81|— 49 
8 8 24 1 
ho — 1110) 10 
61 —=—— — 
. 10 
46 WEE 
11 7 
3 I 6 11 
3 — 1-0 11 


o 
— 


[ 174 ] 


1 


r ** 8 Ry — n A 


In wards. 


— bc 


in this Book; for which Additional Duty, the Importer giving Se- 
curity at the Cuſtom-Houſe, ſhall have Twelve Months time for Pay- 
ment of the ſame, from the time of the Importation: Or in cif 
ſuch Importer ſhall pay ready Money, he ſhall have 10 J. per Cent. 
of the ſaid Duty abated to him. And if any of the ſaid Silks, for 
which the ſaid Duty is Paid or Secured at the Importation, be Ex. 
ported within Twelve Months after their Import ation, then the atorc- 


ſhall be ſo Exported. | 
Note, The Net Duties to be paid, are here calculated accordingly. 


|Skeets for Whitſers, the Skeet eg <. W 


ſaid Duty ſhall be wholly return d, or the Security vacated as io what 


Fof Ireland, raw, the dozen —- — 


Buck o e in the Hair, the Skin — 3 
Deer 3 __Sthe Skin — — 
Skins reft ? and for every pound weight — — 


| 
Calf- every 208. value upon O at —5 


1 Skins —5 and for every poun weaght — 


0 


Tann d, the dozen — — — — | 8 
and for every pound weight - 


4 


Carts Spaniſh, Sevil or Cordevant Skins, the dozen 


of Cordevant, the doz.en — 
and for every 20 $. value upon Oath ————— 


— 


of Turkey, or Eaſt India, the dozen (vide Tae 


—— 


of all | | 
88 F all other ſorts, commonly known by the name 2. 
1 55 


— 
{ 


) E 
) 


| | Dogs Tawed, the pound —————— — — 0 
13 Shins — and for every 205, val ue upon Oath — | t 
i ] Dog Fiſh Skins for Fletchers, the dozen — | 
* dreft, the dozen — 
2 | FoxSkinsSand for every 208. value upon Oath, ? 
Vs RA roman included. 5 uu. 
Gold the 81 in — — — — 1 
eine and if dreſt, every 20 8. value 101 ! 
Skins . Oath, rn — oy e 
j of Barbary, or the Eaſt Country, in the Hair, the do-! 
Zen Skins — — | & 1 = 
of Ireland, in the Hair, the dozen — — — 
Goat I Tanned, the dozen ] — ; 


1 and for every pound weight 

hs 51 \ of all ot hey Sorts, however dre{s'd (except Cor de. 
Lowe ) the dozen — 

and be \ for every pound weight — 

. /ide — and for every 208. value on Oath - 


| Huſſe Skins for Fletchers, the Skin — 5 


= 


— — — —_— —— — — ————C CY 


Tan 
— 


8 
8 


— Ty Q@—__——_G«_ Pe 
== 


TO I — — 
ö 3 — 


[176 ] 


Inwards. 


"KileSking dreſs'd, the 100= . FE | 2h 


I W AMS. 4 


* 


| Shins —— 
Shins — 


the dozen ————— Oe FOES 
3 = and if dreſt, for every 29 5. value upon mans] 


- * - — — — - 
— — —— —— —̃— 
— * — ——_— pony ==y3 on — 


way Skins 


e 


Sheeps | 
| | Skins — . 


Skins vocat. 


— 4 r 


| Skins — So dreſs d, without the Hair, the pouns————-——— 


Sling and for every 20 8. value on Oath, all rat 


utes — 


and for No 22 and 22. as in Pave 31. anne 
Slip, the Barrel -— = * . 


Smalts, the pound — EN 1 
811.3 the Mami facture of the Brit ſh Plantations, for eue. 


in the Hair the 100 — I 


undveſs d, or not F the dozen — — 2 
er fedtly dreſ di and for every 20s. value on Oath- 
4770 in Allom and Salt, or Meal, or — 5 


tawed, the pound . | 
and for every 208. value upon Oath- — 
in Alom and Salt, or Meal, or — Le 

dreſs'd 5 wiſe tawed, the dozen 
| in Oyl, the dozen — 
tann'd, the dozen EE = 
and for every 208. value upon Oath - 


— 
—— 
— 
— — 


* — 
— 


all Duties included — — 2 

Skin and if dreſs d, or tanned, for every 203. its 

. lue on Oath, all Duties included-— - 
1 _— 5 

and being dreſs d in Oyl, to pay more 

{ dreſ?d * O) l, the dozen —— - 


_- 


otherwiſe dreſs'd, the dozen — 


and for every 20 8. value upon Oath ——— 1 


FRO F * dozen — 
and for every 20 8. value upon Oath- 


in the J = Fa wh EY T 

| and if dreſs d for every 205. value on )- 
| Wooll Oath, all uties included 9 1 

; dreſs'd in Allom and Salt, or Meal, with the 


Hair on, the pound weight —— — 
and for every 20 5, value upon Oath —————— 


I 
— 
= 
J 


3 
and for every 208, value, on Oatl—— —2 
tawed, the dozen — — — . ; 


included = 8 


All other Skins, or Pieces of Skins dreſs'd, not before 1 7 — 


cbarg'd, ſor every 208. value pon Oath, for the Old 


L —ͤ— — 
— 
1 ———_—_ 


7 20 8. value upon Oath=>———- — 5 


[197] 


Duties to be 


__—_— 
* 


re = 


[ 178 ] 


ä 


FP EY 0 ** * K I" 


Inwards. 


— 


9 S —3 and for every 2058. value upon Oath -——— —} 
Hs IF made of Braſs, the dozen — 
| Snuffers 2 


| Spangles of Copper, the thouſand — 
| Spars-— 3 fan the 120 (vide Page 87 


Standiſhes and if the moſt valuable part be Leather, for e- = 


Staves, ) from Afia, Africa, America or Ireland, the 129——= 
voc. )Ferkin Staves, the 120 (vide page 87) ————— 5 
from Aſia, Africa, America or Ireland, the 129——- 

94 Gad Steel, the half barre — — 
Steel, voc. and for every 112 ih——— — — 


= Stockings of Wadmoll, the pair — ——— — 5 
| Stonebirds, or Whiſtles, the ſmall groce, containing 12 dozen 


Stones, Dog Stones, the Laſt, containing 3 pair to the Laſt 


* _ 4 amr. A > 


1 Quern Stones 3 


Of the Manufacture of any other Place, the pound — 


If made of Iron, the dozen — — 


and for every 112 1b — — 3 
Caſtle, or Venice, the 112 b — | 
Flemiſh, the barrel — - — 8 
Sope, viz 4 and for every pound weight. — 
Of all other Sorts, the poumd weight 
and for every 208. value upon Oath 


from Aſia, Africa, America or Irel and, the 120 
SpeRacles without Caſes, the groce, containing 12 dozen 
Spoons of Horn, the hke groce PETE . . 
Spunges (vide Drugs) 

of Braſs, the dozen — — 
covered with Leather gilt, the piece — 


very 20 8. value upon Oath, all Duties included. | 
voc. Pocket Standiſhes, the dozen — — 
Cof Wood, the dozennkꝛſẽ N ——— 

Starch, White, the 112 ib—— — — — 
(Barrel Staves, the 120 (vide page 8&5 )————— = 


2 Long Steel, Wiſp Steel, and ſuch like, the 112 . 


Re 


Blood Stones, the pound 
Cane Stones, the Ton 


— — ——— 
— 3 


— — — — 


voc. + Mull Stones, the piece - 
C large,” the wo ——_— 


{mall, the Laſt 


| Slick Stones, the 1000 — r. :. — | 
Sturgeon-$ © Firkin. — 1 . . 5 


the Kegg e ee 
Stuff of all ſorts, made of or mix d with Wooll, per var —.— 
Succad, wet or dry, the pound _ * | Ny 


— —— — — 3 —— — 
— — —— —_ * 4 * 


— — 2» 12H60 


& 


Duties to be 


$i 


| 


[ 


Table courſe, t t! 


{mall or great Band, the Laſt, containing 12 Barreſs vide 
| Tar _— page 87) — - 5 


In wards. 


conrſe, of Flanders making, the do7en 3 
Sword- Soi Venice, Turkey or Fine Blades, the dozen 
blades and for every 112 Ib as Iron —— 
d, the on . ——— 
Syder and unfill d, the Pon — 3 


Syder ea And for Exciſe, Vix. 

ger, vide f. rom Foreign Parts, the Ton, — 

Page 47 Che Guernſiy, Terſe * »27 O07 Al Ls rney, = 
Hogshead - „ | 


* 


e dozen k 

Books — fine, the dozen 

Tables, vocat, P] lying Tables of We and all other Sorts; 7 
courſe, the pair — | 3 6 — 

Tacks of Iron, the thouſand e ee 


—— — —- — ——— —y„—᷑-—̊— — — — * — ———g wn, 


and for every 112 üb- — F 
Tallow, the 112k „ũĩ4ñu%9%ð— . . 
Tannets of Cruel, the Yard- — — 3 

with Caddas, the Flemiſh Ell . 


with Gold or Silver. the like Ell mn G—_ 3 

Tapefiry with Hair, the like Ell. — , , 3 
Ovi Silk, the like Ell 1 „ 
with Wooll, the like EI . 1 


of tbe Britiſh Plantations, the like 1 


Tarras, the barrel — — 3 
Tazells, the thouſand — — DEN 
rom thay 
Eaſt In- vide Appendix. 
T ates 1 
ea 


Growth, or from Holland and for every 20 8. val. 

by Licence — — 0 on Oath 

Cf Braſs, the thouſand — — — 
ThinblesS96 Iron, the thouſand — 

and for every 112 1.— 3 

"Bride Thread, the dozen pound — . 

Thread Fr Thread, the 100 6 a DE 


Iriſh Thread, 10 hon due Pr roof, free, 1 A. Sefſ, 2 2. 6 8. 


I Nor from the Flace © 5 Ze found we eight 3 


— 


—— —ͤ— — 


— — 


3 « — . ed eoromon 


S N 


Thread 


| 


[ Virgina and Summer Iflands Tobacco, the pound, 
Tobacco, 4 Britith Plantation — — eee 
voc.— Spaniſh and Brazeil Tobacco, or any not Britiſh Planta-? 
tion, the pound os 8 


1 
4 
5 


1 


Inwards. 


* r A 


7 r 
wr my 6 * . fn r PORTS AT : Su 2m - DW 


Ticking of the Eaſi Country, the yard FO 


{| Tincull, the pound (vide Beraæ in Drugs.) 


From Aſia, Africa, America, or Ireland, the thouſ and 3 


. 1 


Outnal Thread, the dozen pound — 
Piecing Thread, the dozen pound 
Siſters Thread, the pound 
Whited brown Thread, the dozen — — 8 
of Linen, or Fuſtian, the pound- . 
of Woollen, the pound — 


Thrumbs 3 


„Brazel tikes, and counterfeit Brazeil, the tik 

Tikes —<of Stoad. the tike — — A 3 
Turnal Tikes, the tike — — FE Bon 

C the 1121bb6b!ĩ!ĩł⸗ñ5„7r— — ES 5 — 

2 and for every 20 8. value upon Oath — 


Tin 


W d 


Tinfoil, the groce, containing 12 dozen „ 

Tinglaſs, the 112 it — ag 1 

Tinſel —Funeht Copper, the yard — — 
8925 right Gold and Silver, the yard — — ee eee 

Tinſhore the groce, containing 12 dozen bo es 

| ; | Ot hriſtophers, Barbagoes, or any the Carib Iſlands,» 


Ditto, in Pudding or Roll, the pound — — 
All Tobacco of the Britiſh Plantations ſhall pay over and above the | 
Rate aforeſazd, 1 d. per pound, at ꝙ Months after the Importation, 
and give Security for the ſame. | | | 
Provided that ſuch Tobacco as ſhall be Exported by any Perſon, With 
In the rie limited by Law, ſhall have this Duty of 1 d. per pcund 
Repaid. 8 : N 
And in caſe any Merchant or Importer ſhall defire to pay ready Money, 
he ſhall have an Abatement at the rate of 7. 10. per Cent. per Ann. 
Tools, voc. Carving Tools, the groce, containiag twelve dozen Ä 
and for every 112 1b Iron —— nes + 
Trays of Wood, the Stock, containing 60 Trays — 
Wk Flanders Treacle, the Barrel eee 
Lol ſeane, the pound —— — 3 
Treenails, the thoutand (vide Trunnels) — 
Trench- 5 red, or painted, the groce, containing 12 dozen— 
ers — Ce wave Sort common, the like groce — — 
Trunnels, the thouſand — N | 


* 


— „K 


24 — ——— 


* 


Duties to b 


WS” - —. 
- * 
— — = — of 
ACRES... 9 
E 


245 
8 


N 


I wo * ». 4 
— 2 — 


— — So 
2 — * 


[ 184 ] 


Inwards. 


1 


| Sorts ; unfill d, the Ton — — 3 
| except } + 3 > „ld, the Tor — 8 3 
13 bly tal 
yy French) For private Uſe 15 d, the Ton eee ee 
A vide | . Ms 7 the Ton - 1 
— | 129 64 | 


— . 


nn 


8 of Hamborough, the pound. wy 
in!! og 5 _ 

Twiſt for Bandſtrings, the dozen Knots —-— — 

Yu 

| \ TErders of Tapeſtry with Hair, the Flemiſh El! 
Verditor, tie 112 ib An EY 7 — 

Vellom for Table-books, the Skin —— — 

Vice Haſps, the dozen —— — — 8 —; 

and for every 1121. Iron —— ä — — 2 


Vice Tonzues or Handvices, the doze. — 0 DE 
and for every 112 lb — — | __ 

"of all BET the Tote eee teens 
f For Sale 15 ; 


From Guernſey, Jerſey, Sark or Alderney, the Ton, for Ex- 
1 ciſe— — * — — — — — 

5 For the Aliens Duty on Vinegar, ( vide page 87.) 
Vols, the piece — — * | 
V 1zards, the dozen — | 6 1 


W. 


0 
5 


Wadmoll, the yard 

 Wainf- Sthe 120 (vide page 8. ) ———= — — 

cCots From Aſia, Africa, America, or Ireland, the 120 

| . 2 0 

War the 112 16 2550 p — 5 . 
2 voc. Hard Wax, the pound 


{ of Greenland, or Newfoundland, or any other lh, a 


1 


18 
a 
VT 


a — — 


_ flies Colomes and Plantations, caught by Britiſh, and 
Imported in Britiſh Ships, the prund weight 
Ditto, lu ported in Ships belonging to the jaid Hau- 
Whale- | tations, the Ton — N . 
ſins 4 and for every pound weight —————_ 
| of Newfoundland, &c. caught by the people thereof t 
| and Imported in Britiſh Ships, the Ton s 
and for every pound weight — — 
of — Fiſhing, the Ton—— — 
and for every pound weig b. 3 
Whetſtones, the 5 ae ace A 


C 


; 


cn IR 


4 


1 


ee] ©] 


IS 3." Wm. 


2 oo vo 


—— 


— — 


A 


2 but 
I 3 


— — 


EY 


[ 186 } 


— 


Inwards. 


— 


PP 


Whipcord. the poun! — - 3 
Whiſtles, Cocks or Bellows, the groce — . | 

Whiſtles, Cocks or Bir.'s of Stone, the {mall groce, cont, 12 dozen 
Wine Lees, the Ton — . 


Woad, — 


Iſlands, or Green Woad, the Ton, cont. 20 Hundred, 
| | ( 
3 weight (for Dyers uſe ) — — — 0 
voc. CTholouſe Woad, the 112 ff (Jr Dyers uſe) 5 
Wormſeed ( vide Drugs) | — 
Worſted, voc. Ruflelis Worſted, or Broad Worſted, the piece 
Box wood for Combe, the thouſand piece | _ — 
from Aſia, Africa, America or Ireland, the thouſand $ — 
pieees ü —ñ;ñx7 —— 88 
Box wood, or other Mood, as alſo Timber, or Tiber Boards, not 
| particularly Charg d, for every 20 8. value up 1 Oath-——— | 
from fas Africa, America, or Ireland, every 20 8. value upon? 
a ſn —— — e 
2 Brazeil or Farnambuck ( for Dyers uſe) the 112 th-———-—— 
S | Brazeletto or Jamaica Wood, the 112 ib (for Dyers uſe) —— — 
8 | Dying of all Sorts (except Redwood from Guinea, Drugs, Fu- oy 
tic and Logwood, for every 29s. value upon Oath- — oſs 
8 | Ebony Wc od, the 112 it-—— | Se b 
= | Fuſtick, the 112 1b ( for Dyers uſe ) —— — — 
Lignum vitz (vide Druss) —— 


Log wood, the Ton, (for Dyers uſe) 14 C. 2. c. 11!!kpb 
| Planks cf Ireland, the Footʒq „„, 5 
Red or Guinea Wood, the Ton (Jor Dyers Uſe )—— 
Speckled Wood, the 112 1h -——— RE CC 
Sweet Wood of Weſt India, the 112 i _ LL 
Timber of Ireland, the Ton or Load ON 


EE. — . — 8 ——— aan 1 


For Fett y Cu ſtoms on oo (vide page 87 ) | | 


Bever Wooll, the pound ( except Nooll Comb'd in R- 1 
Imported thence in Britifh Ships, which is Fes) —— — 
Cotton Wool, not of the Growth of the Britiſh Plantations, th 


; "I — 


Wreſts for Virginals, the groce, cont. 12 dozen— 
and for every 112. 


JFF 

© | Cotton Wooll, of the Britiſh Plantation Ex ; 
d Eſtridge Wooll, Imported in Britiſh built Ship 3 
=} Iriſh Wooll, Comb d and Uncombd —— EOS 4 
© | Lambs Wooll ——— 2 — 5 
S Folonia Wool eee 7 
Spaniſh Wooll for Clothing, and Span e . 
Ia eee 7, d Spaniſh Feltvu col | : "| | 
CWooll mixt in Stuffs (vide Stuffs ) . ; 


1 


> 


= 


| 


LLL 


... wu 


[ 188 J 


1 een} Lag the pound — ns tt nn = 
| | if Iron, the pound» 
ande- f Braſs, the pound ͤ-ͤ !. 
Virginal RE the pound - _ — — 7 
| h rf Draſs, the pound — nn tm nt ona 
and de Iron, the pound 8 . 
v. 


Coleſeed, Cotton, Deals, Diamonds, Dice, Drugs, Braſs, Exrthen 


(| 


Inwards. 


mots, 6. towns, * f 0 


A. 


\ Braſs, or Copper Wyer, the I12 b—ͤ„%ẽ 9 
and for every 205. value upon Oath 
Dagger and Quartern Wyer, the poun — 
Iron Wyer, Foreign of all Sorts. the 112 i ( except Card Myer 
| and Sorts ſmaller than Fine Fine, or Superjine, Wocll- Cards, 
and Mares made of Iron Wyer, which are Prohibited Te, 
Lattin Wyer, the 112 þ ————————— . 
Silver Hier, the Ounce T voy —— — — — ; 


_— Ä— — — 


— 4 


K 1 Ty 


Gilt, the like Ounce— — ; 
and for every 20 8. value upon Oat h-—— „ 
> | Steel Wyer, the pound 


„. —_ 25 
— — EW 


* — — — _ ——_—_— — WIE 
1 —— „ KKK ꝑꝙ⁴i «c — — ——i 


Able Yarn, the 112 i — 
| 3 Camel Or Mohair Yarn, the pound — — — — 
1 $i of the Eaſt Indies, the — 0 l 
Yarn -e the Eaſt Indies, the pound 


4.3 

© 

© | Grogram Yarn, the pound ————— „ 
| =} Iriſh Yarn, the Pack cont. 480 Ib, without Certificate 
E 
>a 


Iriſh Linen Tarn per Certificate free, 1 A. Seſſ. 2. c. 8. 

Raw Linen Yarn, Dutch, the pound — 
Sail Varn, the pound 
pprnce or Muſcovisa Yarn, the 111 —7-⁊Lé 
T:. ß oem een eee ee ee erate 


| Goods Unrated, 


Lide Beer, Books. Brandy, Cabinets, Chocolate, Coffee, Cocoa, 


Ware, Furs, Glaſs, Grocery Wares, Hempſced, Hides. Japan'd Wares, 
[ron drawn, &c. Juice of Limes, Leather, Linen, Maps, Mum, Pa- 
per, Pictures, Perry, Prints, Skins, Stuff, Sope, Tea, Tin, Toys, 
in B. Wood, and Wire, &c. reſpectively in the Alphabet. 
Dying Goods Unrated, for every 20 8. Value upon Ot 
Wares made of Steel, the 112 lb — — wn ard Ko 
and I every 205. value upon Oath —— — — — 
All or her Foundage Goods whatſoever Unrated, and not before par- „ 
ticu/arly mentioned, for every 20 5. value upon Oath n 3. 


22 — r 


— 


2 ,„Ä—F 


Duties to be 


Repaid. 


— 
20 P 


ICs. d 
1.— I 
— 2 4 
"1 4 


18 
10 


11 


111810 


| 


115711 


13 


= [1-00 
H © 


— 
wr Wa wi LA) 


— 


— 
— 


1 | All Wines are to pay beſide, 4 5, per Ton for the City Orphans, 


[ 190 |] 


A Table of the Total Net Duties payable upon all Wines WM exceP! 
Diſcounts deducted, with their reſpe-tive Drawbacks uponfiſExporta 


2 


— 


— ———_—__ 


Wines Imported. 


Portugal ne the Ton 
ortuga — Fund, the Ton 


. 9 Fhll'd, the Am 
cl . = cum — . 
For Sale 2 unfill d, the Am 


BILL 


_ fill d, the Ton — 
Spaniſh, Cc. —— J unfil'd, the Ton 
Port 1 fill'd, the Ton 

| 0 Ne ITY unfill'd, the Ton 


oh NOS | . | fill'd, the Au m- 
8 For private Uſe 1 | —— Jun. d, the AW 
= | © filtd. the Ton — 
S 
* | Spanifh, Nc. Unfill'd, the Ton- 
© "@ dF * | fill'd, the on ö — 
4 0 agg! Junfil d the Ton ———— WW —-— 
By . Vintners and pen; filld, the Wm 
Retailers > wk unfill's, the Aw ———— —F— 
Spaniſh, c. fill d. the Ton W 1 bh 


by un all'd, the Von ——— a — 
Portugal and filt'd, the Ton- 
Spariſh —— <2 unfill'd, the Ton 


For Prizage —3 


5 & 6 M. N. c. 10. 
{ For Aliens Duty vide page 8. 11. 32 & 49. 


| Go —— 
n . 3 i ol — 
8 Spaniſh, Se. anfill'd, the Ton — 
87 5 Portugal — ung 1 the To 5 * 
5 For private Uſe —. 3 55 wh a p 8 —_— | 
8 Spaniſh, &c. ——} 1 3 — 


By Vintners and vp 


Retailers-—— Portugal flld the Ton -— = 


unfill'd, the Ton 


L 191 


—— 
accept French) Imported by Britiſh in Britiſh Ships, all | 
W/xportation. | 

Duties to be 
Paid. Repaid. | | 
_ 7. * 4751 42650 ö 
= y | Z7] 5 2 15.1 5 6. — 11} 
—— 1 cee 
99 8885 51560 3-41-14 
* . _ 4413 41 10 29 8 2 | 
— —.— 283 1 21614 — — 
8 247% 3115145 1 9 | 
— — | 28 3 614 — 1515 9 — | 
— — — | 24117) I} — 2010 I 
_ — dl]. 
— — —— — TY. 12 i 8 2 Do 
— —— 25113] 4 7 (1415 1 9 | 
— 28013 6]. — 1515 3 | 
. 26116] 5 0 || r3j2810, 2 | 
— . + HEH IE UT H | | 
— N 512 7 6 2.19 8 2 | 
— — 129145 1 | 
— — — —— 27 12 8 13 1415 r 9 \ | 
5 Fe — 17119 10 718| 4/16 |j$ 
| 
| 
| | 
| 
FEE . 2215 3] 2 2-576 10 
BE . 20] 110] — 9.79 7, I4 | 
. Ka 5] fo 10 3 
2 alr3] 4 10 219 8 2 
5 el 23113 99 2 125 . | 
2 - | 2058 1 7 1001 50T1T 1 | 
— — 2 3 61.— 11 5 6 1 5 1 9 
5 4 2 49110 12 949 7, 14 * 
| 88 1 
> 8 16 .— 12 219 8 2 
— — 2987. 12 „ OO | p 
— 21 14 1 19 ION 5 11 1 0 
| 24 5 „ e 11 5 6 — jj 
| | | | 1 
1] 2237 # 18 9775 0 
| | | 


r 32388 
0 1 N ” 2 * bt y 


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[ 192 


Wines into any other Out-Port, viz. 


Note, That ſuch Wines asifhall be Landed in any of the Out-Ports, and 


Wines Imported. 


sf JE fill: d, the Am 

© By Vintners and Wbeniſh | Pu, th A Um 

87 om QSpaniſh, Eo —- Juni d, the Ton —— 

© | For Pri F Portugal and filled, the Ton - . 
ERIE . Spaniſn—— N unfill'd, the Ton 


Muſcadels, Malmſies, and other Wines of the Levant, brought 
into the Ports of Briſtol or Southampton, pay more than Spaniſh 


. 
The Ton3 undd . 


Cuſtom paid, and afterwards brought to the Port of London by Ccr- 
tificate, ſhall pay ſo much more Cuſtom, as they paid ſhort of th: 
Duty due in the Port of London, (vide page 51.) 


For Aliens Duty, vide page 8. 11. 32. 49 & 87. 


pre EO 


+4 iv. 64s ah. I + r 


- 
e rn 


[ 1940 


A Table ſhewing the uſe of the Marginal Letters of Re. 
ference on the Right Hand Pages of the preceding 
Abſtracts or Tables of Rates, Duties, &c. and by 
Their Numbers directing to the particular Branches 
of the Revenue to which the Goods with ſuch Re- 
| ferences are reſpectively liable. 
Reter. | | Number of the Branches. | 
777 ud hae ona ag. 
17-13 2 JͤX˙1 + > ana 
1 I 2 3 4 710] 42] :33 | 
a 31-234 21-34 41-21-38} = — 
A. 4 J!... E 
A. 5 F 
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A. 2167 2 3 CVVT 
| . 8 I 2 3 Cd Rnd Bins hes 
IA. 9 3! ĩꝗV Ä 
5 11 2 ER > ns devine Mead: Os 
B. 1 1 2 344i 19] = 
B. 2 E45 2 3 „„ „ö C Fins 
JJJJJWWVVVVVVVTV 7 
JJ . == 
EE DOE On Lo: (A 
8.0 5 1 2 3 4 7 47 — EE 
3) BE 34 TETE 
K UP 1 2 3 44 4 — 
// %% 76-1} 
C. — 1 77.1 1 — 
5 1 1 4 7 121 281] — 
ö 1 2 3] 81 28 — —| — 
Ke 21 I 2 VVT 
I C. 4 1 2 5 7 29 — — 8 
5 © 33 74 28 — — 
| G01: I 2 3 4 24 — — DEER 
| | C. 7 1 2 3 4 2614 — — — 
E. 8 3 14 — 
))))WVW 4] 14] = — 
D. — 1 27 237-4 8 3 
19. 1 7-3-4 3 '4 8 | 115 
8 1 2 3 4 7 — 
D. 3 1 2 3 4 8 23 
D. 4 I 2 3 6 | 28 . 
| © Rs 1 2 1 6 — 
Fi — 
| D. 7 I | 91 — 1 —|— . 


[ 195 10 


. Number of the Branches. | 
D. 8 5 21 231 ( 98 — — — 
D. 9 22 „ 4 1 14 28 
— 1 | =| | = 
. 1 — 2 — — — 
4 2 7 — 3 hs 7 — SY . 
E. 3 1 2 3 wo 8 23 — —— 
E. 4 7-2 3þ4] 8 
VVV 
Ty. 11 2 31 4 14 26 x — 
8 — 1 21-2 4] 7 22 23 — 
H. — I 21 3 8] 24} —| —=| — 
1. 1 2 3 4 81 244 — — 
K. PD 1 2 3 4 8 144 26 1 
1 1 2 3 $1 2 81 — — 
M — T 2 3 4 0126 221 — 
N. — 1 1 
9 I 2 3 4 81 I8] 20] — 
* 144 2 VVV!!! 
5 I 2 3 33 
R. — I 2 3 VT 
* 11 JJ 8 
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* 1 2 3 4+ 8 12} —| — 
x. — 2 3 41-8} =| =| = = 

| 8 2 2 8 4 8 22 — — 
Io 1 1 4 211 — 4 — ws | 


Note, The Branches are Number 4 as they ſtand in Page 2. only there 
you find Cuſtoms No 1. which comprehending ſeveral Duttes ne-. 
ceſſary to be dittinguiſh'd in Computation, they are here Num- 
ber'd thus, viz. Old Subſidy No x. Petry-Cuſtom No 27. Addi- 
tional Duty N? 28. and Double Petty- Cuttom No 29. 


The Old Subſidy Mark'd thus“ is according to 15 C 2. c. 7, and is not 
Drawn back Do, 


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2 "Ir Dna" 2» 
— — 
Zi - — 


the Alphabet, with Directions where to 
them. 


| F 


A Liſt of ſeveral Goods not Rang'd in the Courſe of 


find 


To find Turn to 


ALE —— | — Heer. 


Almonds 8 | 
Anniſeeds — Srccery. 


Apples driel —— 5 Pears. 
marley hull d- — — Drugs. 
1 — — Battery. 
Beans —— — — — — Corn. 
Blubber. — - Oyl. 
Bottoms for Sicves —— Hair Bottoms. 
LBraſs, Old —————— — Shruff 
Buck- Wheat — Corn. 

| | 4 


Callico Buckrams - Buggaſine. 
Callico Cupboard Cl oaths =——— Pintadoes. 
Callivers — — Guns. 
Canary-ſeeds ———— — Alpiſtt, 
Carmenia Wooll -— — - Hair: 


| Catlings = — Harpſtrings and Lt ateſtrinzs. 


Chapcs for Daggers ———— Locker. 
Checks — — Barbers Aprons, 
China Ware —————— — Farthen Ware, 
Cinnamon — — —— ——- Grocery, 
Clapholt — —— —— Clapboard. 
Cloves — ———— (Grocery. 
Cocks for Lavers - —— —— Braſs. 
Copperas White, or Blue Drugs. 
Cordage — —— Lines. 
Countors — — —= Cabinets. 
Cocks or Bellows ior Child en Whittles 
Corn-Powder— — Gunpowder, 
Cruel Ribband -— | — Caddas. 
Cruel — Maccaiio Ends, 
8 Cloths of Cal lic P:ntadces. 
Currans ——— — Grocery, 

”Þ. : 
Dates | Grocery, : 
85 SBovoreods —.— - — Orpment - " 
Q 


Cakelack — ä — TR Gumlack - 


Bevercods —— - Cattorcum — Ca Drugs. 


Gutta | 


— . 


—— — — 
—— — — ¶—ñ—0é — — ¹ — 


L199 ] 


0 


To find | urn to 

Gutta Gamba — Cambogium -- — 
Holliwort le — Bunkins — 
© | Limum = — — Argentum {ublime—— 
Nux Piſtachiy ———-—  Piſtachias . 
92.5 Piftolochia——— Bunkins Ra = 
2 Precipitate-— — Mercury . md ak 

Rubea Tinctorum— — -— Madder Roots 

(Slick Lack——— — Gum Lack -—— 


Es 
Emeralds, Rubies, or precious Stones Diamonds. 
Figg—— — Grocery. 
Fuftick — — Wood. 
| G. 
Ginger — — — Grocery. 
Grains of Guiney — — Drugs. 
Gravers ——————__ Piüinſons. 
Handbaskets, or Sports — Baskets. 
Hand Vices ——— - Vice Tongues. 
Hatchets — — = \ Cc, 
Hook-Ende ———————— Cap-hooks. 
Horns of Harts ——— Drugs. 
J. 
Iron Doubles — — — Plate. 
Jewels or Pearls 4 . — Diamonds. 
Lamp-black — — Blacking. 
Lamps — — Braſs. 
Lile Grograms-—————— Buthns. 
Lime juice- — Juice of Limes. 
Limons -— - — Oranges, | 
Linen —— + - Napkins French. 
Liquoris -—— - Grocery. 
Maces- — — Grocery. 
Males — - Andlets. 
Mantle - Blankets. 
Minikins - Luteſtrings- 
Moccadoes . — Buffins. 
Mohair: — — — Chamlets, 
Muskets — — Guns. 
Muslin—— — — Linen. 
N. | 
Necklace — Rracelets. 
Nutmegs — 28 — Grocery. 
Oats mm ——vv5v; ꝛͥ— Corn. 
P. 


Paper, voc. Gold Pape 


Gold Paper) 
Se 2 


\ 


| 


In Drugs, | 


| 


ET 


Pepper 


— 


| 


1984 


To find Turn to 
Pepper — — — Grocery. 
Pile Weight Braſs, 
| Planks ——————— Woo}. 
Pliers ——————- ———  Pincers. 
| Pork ————————————— Beef 
Powder blue... $malts. 
Prunes — — Gracery. 
Puppet —— — Babies. 
R. 
Raiſins ——————————— Grocery. 
Rathes ——— —— — Stuffs. 
Reeds — — Canes. 8 
Rye — — Corn. 
| | 5 | 
Seys and Serge tuff. | 
Scarlet Powder — Grains. 
| Onior s. 
Agnus Caſtus, Ameos, 
Amomi, Carraway, 
| Carthamus, Corian- 
Sceds for Gardens ———— — der, Fennel, Piony, In Drugs. 
Poppey, Semen Ci- 
trul, and Thlaſpii 
| . 3 Semen: * 
{Serpentine — un- Powder. 
Silver — — Plate. 
Snaphances - — Dagy 
Spars — — — 8 and Cantſpars. 
Sports — Baskets. 
Staves- — — — eee aves. 
Sugar and Sugar Candy- 
T. 
| Tenter Hook — Nails. 
Tiles — — Earthen Ware. 
Timber — - Balks and Wood, 
Tongues ———— — - Neats Tongues. 
| Toys ——— — Babies, 
Trumpets - — _ - braſs. 
W. 
| Wallers -— — — — Candle Plates. 
Wares Lacker'd ——— — — Japan'd. | | 
{| Wheat — — Corn. Fi: 
Whiſtle — ——— Scone Birds. 
White Lead — — Drugs. | 
Worſted ——— — If. 
| Woollen Manufacture — — Cloaths and Stnffs. | 
| 
An 


» -_ —_ a - tz = aa \ - » of a "oO LS 
» bal : Cn IT, TSR = 


[ 199 J * 
An Abſtract of the Net Duties pay able upon certain 
Goods carried Coaſtwiſe, and of the Sums to be 


drawn back for the ſame, in caſe they be after- 
wards Exported. 


— 


| 7 = Duuties to be 
|| Coaſt Inwards. = 
b Paid, | | Repaid. | 


Z 20408 . 5 "1 | 70 | f 
| | [. IS. 4.\p: J.. d. 2 
1 | | 


Oals, Culm and Cynders (except Char- 

coal) brought by Water trom Port to | 
Port in Britain, (exeept between Stirling. B | 
Dumbar, and Redhead in the Fryth of | 
Forth in Scotland, (as in page 34 and 36.) 


pay as follow, viz. 
the Ton, containing 20 hundred — 


— 
— 


2) at 112 pound per hundred 5 

| |S Sthe Chalder, cont. 36 Butke!'s Winch- L . 
3 eſter Meaſure — 5 5 * 0 = 7 8 29 
W | Culm, the like Chalder ——- — FF 5 78 85 1113 
W |Cynders, the like Chalder — —— i—| dre At 


W | Beſide which Duties, there is payable upon 
| | all Coals and Culm brought to London, as 
follows, viz. | 
0 for ever, for Metage, the? 
5 & 6 N.) Chalder — - — 9 2H 
& M. c. o. Yto Michaelmas 1750. for the e. 3 | | 

Orphans, the Ton or Chald. 9 5 
8 N e Michaelmas 1716, for St.? . , 2s Re EY + | 
Paul's, the like oy 


— 


22 C. 14-—C | 
=} from 14 Mayy — | |] | 
„ 0 1716. to Mic — the lke—|{—] 1x] 8 jt <} 

8391716 5 


| 
| 15 | 
the like. 2|r1] (] 


Ithence to the) Churches 
of 29 of Sept. c — 
: 1714, —— 

| [Fiſh cured with Scots Salt, carried to Eng 
land, are by the Minutes of the Treaty of 
Union, 5th and 7th of June 1706. to pay 
fo much upon Importation, as is payable 
upon Exportation of ſuch Fiſh from Eng: 5 
land: Query, i this be comprehended iy 
the general Terms mention d 5 A. c. 8. 


Article 8. 5 


L 200 ] 


| 


Duties to be 1 An 
Coaſt Inwards. — 


Paid. |[Repaid. | I |— 


| (2011-7 +4 — 
I. s. d IP-III. 5. d. pr 
Fleſh cured with Scots Salt, carried to Eng- 

land, to pay Exciſe, as in England, in pro- 
portion to the Quantity of Salt ſo uſed. 
Scots Salt brought to England by Water, [U 2 TEE ©" 

from 1 May 1714. the Buſhel ———-— RN LEES 
N. B. The Temporary Duties payable in ſe-] | - 

veral Ports for the reſpective Publick Ules | 

of thoſe Places only, being in nature of 
Tons Cuſtom, and not of general Con- 

cernment, are deſignedly here omitted. 


Coaſt Outwards. 


Oals carried Coaſtwiſe from Newcaſtle, 2 1 6} 

the Chalder —— - : 

| Proviſions cured with Scots Salt, for Ships | 
trading Coaftwiſe, in or from Scotland, to | 

pay Exciſe for the Salt uſed, EH | 


[| 


An 


1 01 J 


An Abſtract of the Net Duty payable upon 2ll Goods 
Exported, both Rated and Unrated. | 


= —_ "— _ 
Dutwards. Rates. Duty. [ 


| | | | 
1 A. . s.] d. it; 4120 


Labafter, the Load —— — eee 20% 
Alto. The Lon, 1H. 0&5 DH Com mc * 
Allom Britiſh, the 11 iiroms 3 — ( ＋— 1 


Anvils, the 112 It GG a | 
Apples, the Buſhel ———— ———— . 


Apothecary and — Wares of all ? | 
ſorts, the 112 f- — — —— 9 | 
| 


ty 
! 
J 


| 
| 


Aquavitz, the Hogſhead 
Aſhes of Britiſh Wood, the Laſt, cont. 12 Bartel: 


hy 8 
he 
— | 


pms 
1 
* 
f 1 


B. Ss 


Acon, the Flitch, 3 & 4 . S 5 M. c. 8. Free. | 
| Bags, the dozen — af Ta 10 N 
4 Banda; eers, the hundred Collers: — — —10— —— 
> I Barnſtable, Mancheſter, Minikin, or other Pay 5 A 
2 Single or Double, Ii & 12 VV. 3. c. 20. free.] | 
Ref, the Barrel, 3 & 4 VM. c. 8. Free 9 | 
Exci e fee Þ 2% ; 
Beer, the Ton, 1 V. & M. c. 22.— 
Beer Eager, the Ton- — — _ 
Bell. metal, 112 1h = — „„ 
E | Bellows, the dozen- — —— 
Billets, the Thouſand ——— — 
Birding Pieces (vide Iron Ware) 
Birdlime, the 112 1b — — 
| Þ1/cuir, 11 F 12 V. 3. c. 20. free. 
Badice, 5 ſtitch'd Bodice with Silk- e (vide Gar— 
vocat of Whalebone ments) | 
Bones, voc. Oxhones, the Thouſand — ——7 4 = 4 
1 [Rooks printed, bound or unbound, the 112 1k——i — 3 
[| Boxes, voc. Tobacco Boxes ( vide Haberdaſhry }j | | 
NY Brafs Manufactures of all forts, the 112 it (ex- 
1. 77 Wire. which ſee ) Ci | 
Bread, 11 12 W. 3. c. 20. free. | 
| 


©. A 


LS 
\ | 
| 
EET] 


2 


— 


bridles, the dozen 3 
| Bruſhes Britiſh, of Heath, the dozen | Iol— „ 6 
Buckweed ( vide Corn * | 


my Bullion 4 


18. —— 1 


— 


202 


Outwards. 


Bullion ( vide Coin ) 
Butter, good or bad, 3 3 4. & mM c. 8. Free. 
Buttons of Hair, the mall groce, cont. 12 dozen 


6 


— 


— 4 


Alve Skins, tanned, tawed or dreſſed, the 
112 I, 26 C20 4, c 

Cambogium, the pound —— — 

Candles, 3 SO 4 te A. c. 8. free. 

: zritifh tulted——-— 
e Shropſhire making — 28 (vide Linen) 
Button'd,. Britiſh making, Te dozen (not 

being Moollen) BY. 
Monmouth 5 plain, the dozen (not Wool!en ) 

Caps trim'd, the dozen * Moollen) 
| of Wooll, black, and all other aps made of. 
bor mixt with See ps Wooll, or Coney Wooll, 
CI IZ V. 3. c. 20. free. 
Cardboards, the ſmall groce, containing 12 dozen 

Playing Cards, the 112 il— 
Stock Cards, the de zen 


— es mraranncd 


——ũ——ä— . —Uj—ü— 


2 GC. 20. Free. 
Catlings, or Britiſh Hatmakers Strings, 2 


groce, containing Iz gc zen 
Cheeſe, tre 11 b, 3.65: 4. M. c. 8. free.” 


Cons Tow Cards new, the dozer 
; Wooll Cards, New, the dozen 
vocat. 2 Old, the deren 
Northern, the piece — 
Carpets - f mage cf Wooll, 11 & 12 W. 3 : 


Cloak Bags, the 4 Ia — 
Cloaks old, the piece (vide Garments? 
Cloth, voc. White Broad Cloth, Britiſh, 
Cloth, 6 A. c. 8. 
Crachcs and Chariots of all ſorts. 5 piece — 
{Ot Wales, or the Weſt of England 
(or Weſt of Scotland. Ac. 23.) 
- cuſually | for Ireland, or the Iſſe of Man, 
2 Soi by I the Chalder, cont, 36 0 
| O Gmeaſure 


] 


— — —— ˖—— 


——— — 


VWinckefter meaſure 
For the Britiſh Plantations UE 


EL | 


SF 


T 


WA 


- 
| 


like Chalder (vide pag. 35. })— 


— U 1 


—— — oa _— 


— cﬆ& w_—__ 


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hk © OO mm -Þo wa 


hy 
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db 


| 


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7 1 OE WG PTY ꝗ— 


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| 


WA 


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LILA 


[ 
Wo 
— 


[ 203 } 


ODutwards. Rates. Duty 


| —— ———— 9 
' Eee al 4 
JW. 5 17, Cto any ot her Parts beyond Seas, in) | x 
; | 1 0 7 Bottoms, the — — 4 — 3} 
117 fin cu cafile meaſure — | | | . 
Ha Jure Cin Ne the like Chaldei 2 EROS | 
| of Wales, or the Weſt of England | 
2 | | or Scotland, entred for Ireland | | 
23 or Ifle of Man, the Ton, cont.Ci} | lr”. 8. — 
; w 8 20 hundred weight— — 


| 2 4 for Brit. Plantations, the like Ton- BE E 


in Brit. built Ships HATER - 
| 5 77 . e . | 

|F | 5 for Forergn \; the ltke r | or Ns HE 

i} | RE Foreign Bottoms, | | 
F the like Ton, vide Ve eee 499% I ON FED 

|F] * 9 A. c. 6.— — | | 

| W | Cobweb Lawns, the yard a ＋ 8 ＋ 8 


bin or Bullion Foreign, free. ht Fob Reguta- 
W | ting the Eaportation thererf , vide Bullion, 
bart. IV. q 
Combs of Wood, Pone, Horn, or any other fort 
(vide Haberda ſhery) 
| W |Comfits (vide + pothecary and Confectionary | 
W ares) 3 
| W [Coney Hair or Wooll, black or white, the puny 8 AH 
4 -_ cMannfactures, the 112 it LILY 
Copper But By / Ac. 8. Copper Britiſh, and 
* Copper Wire are free 3 F 
Cordage tar d or untar'd, the 112 ib-— Ei 6 
Corn and Grain of all ſorts, ground or 3 5 
e free. 
| Northern, Mancheſter, Taunton, and 
| Cottons Welch Cottons, called Welch Plains, 
i] II C9 12 V. 3. c. 20 free, 
Coverlets of Wooll and Hair, or Caddas, II 
0 12 M. 3. c. 20. free. 
Cows or Heifers, each, 22 C. 2. c. 1. ———| LI} : . 
| W | Curry combs (vide Iron Ware) | | | | 1 
= |Cyder, the Ion, 1 V. & M. c. 22. — 112 bl 
= Cuſhions ct Yorkſhire, the dozen 1 # 


: | 


| 


b. | || 


Dom ( vide Haberdafh ery Ware) 5 1; 


mity, the yard — - — — 4 . 4 


| Dd Dornixl | | 


Emery Stones, the 112 it — 


| Flasks of Horn (vide Haberdaſhery Ware) 


* Do : 
Gartering of Cruel 8 11 C12 V. z. c. 20. free. 


e 
WT n 9 "2 
9 = = % C 
_ e — 10 a — "—_— SS) 4 LE - $4) 2 


L 204 ] 


od 8 a SOROS YT LOT FOES 
r N 9 
= r W * CITY EY 9 . | SS 


Outwards. 


rnix ; | 
Do voc. CoverietsBrit.the piece & c. 20. free. 


Doublets of Leather, the piece (vide Garments ) 
Duſt of Cloves, of Ginger, of Lignum vitæ, of 
Mace, of Nutmegs, of Pepper, of all Spices, 
and the hke, having paid at Importation, are 
to be Exported frec. 


Bricks and Tiles of all forts the Thoufand 
All other ſorts of Farthen and Stone 
Ware made in Britain (not Rated 5 


Earthen 
Ware 


the Hundred parcela 


— 


F. 


— 8 


Ennel Seed, the 112 b 


ear. Silk or Copper (vide Silks) 
LS chroad, the piece- 5 Free. 
Filozelloes, broad, of Silk, the yard (vide Silks) 
Firelocks, the piece (vide Iron wrought ) 
Fiſh (vide Hakefiſh, Herrings, Pilchards, Sprats, 
and Lamperns ) , 
Fitches, the Timber, containing 40 Skin. 
Flannel, the yard, 11 & 12 V. 3. c 20. free, 


9 


Britiſh making, the bod! Cle 1211.3“ 


narrow, the pre II Iz . 3. c. 20. 


— 
5 52 — 


Flax, the 112 ih— Bae „ 

Fleſh, cured with Scots Salt, to pay Exciſe as in 
England for the quantity of Salt uſed in cu 
ring the ſame (vide pag. 43.) 

Freezes, the yard, II 12 V. z. c. 20. free. 

Fuſtians, Brit. making, of all ſorts, to go out free. 


G. 


| Arments, Ox Wearing Apparel of all ſorts, 
ready made, free. | 


Garters of Worſted-- 


1 


Geldings or Nags (vide Horſes ) | 


1 


OW, 


2 mow. Tr enemas ooo 9 „ 2 — 


l 


W 


f 


— 


6 PAK, 


—IXM_M: CLIMAX. — — 
— — 


Girdles, 


3 


| 


. — 


Gi dles, VIZ. 
os 


G2 G2 
— $0 


Q 
5 22 


Gloves 
. 


92222 


. 


[ 205. J 


Dutwards. Rates. Duty. 

1. S. d. 4%. pe 5 
N of Leather, for men, the groce, cont. 12dozen=||—|r6] 8 — 0 — I 
- \for children, the like groce — —— 6 | : 
© /of Norwich, the dozen — 61861 —— a= _ 
But if 2 of thoſe be made of Wool, 11 ix & 1 0 : 
G \ 1 4 C. 20. hk | | | 1 Y 

Yoken, the barrel — — —— 2 2 
Glaſs — for Windows, the Cheſt — — 50S. &, — 3 * ; 
Glaſſes to drink in. Bottles, ard all other Sorts of | 
Glaſſes, the hundre — —— 8 Ih 3.7 1 1 8 | 
Glew Britiſh, the 1121 —— — 161 &|—|—1o|— 3 
of Zuck Leather, the Dozen 0) ll the | 8 ed = 
5 \plain of Sheep, Kid, or Lambs Leather, thegz E | 21 8 5 
5 dozen pair _ wo A 14-1 1 
© )fring'd, and ſtitch'd with Silk the doz. pair- 6] 8{ | — = 4— 
furr d with Concy-wooll, the dozen pair — 48 — 14 | 
Glovers Clippings, the Fat or Maund - 2 — 7 8 | 
Gooſe Quills, the thouſand — — . 28. — 11 4 | 
Grindieſtones, the Chalder _— — tz * 8 
Gunpowder, the 112 it— eee eee e . . e BD 
Guts, voc. Ox-guts, the Barrel — — 11 —— 
H. 
Ha berdaſhers Wares: Buttons of all Sorts. 
Fillitting, Hooks and Eyes, Incle, Pack- . 
thread, Tape, and other Haberdaſhery, Bri— 5 77. 
tiſh making. not particularly rated, the 112 b | 
Hair, Harts 8 1112 — 1 1} 7] 4 
; SHorſe Hui the 112 it - 16 ——— d—'--] 
voc. ; . 
Ox, or Cow Hair, the 112 bf. 21 2.— 
Hair Cloth, the piece — — — — 151 g}-|- 8.— 
Hike in Britſh Bottoms, the 120. 12. C. 2. 
x e 
in Foreign Bottoms, the 120 ———— — 3 4E 2— 
Hirneſs, voc. Coach Harneſs, the pair, with I | 
1 — 1—.— 

Brid! ES — — —— | < | 
Harts horn, the 112 i — — i Th 11 7] 4 
Hatbands of Cruel, the Groce, 11 C' 12 FF, 3. 

c. 20. free. 1 
Hatchets, the dozen {ide Iron Ware.) 4 
Hats of all forts, 11 C9 12 IV. 3. c. 20. free. * | 
Hiwks Hoods, the 3 — — — 2 6 — 1119 
Hempſeed, the Quarter, cont. 8 Buſhels -————l' 2 =—{— ||: 2—.— 

Bk Dd 2 Herrings, | '\ 


| 


Herrings, voc. 


Hogs, or Swine, each, 22 C. 2. c. 1 e 
Holficcs, the dozen pair 
Hoops for Barrels, rhe thouſand : — 
Hops, the 112 i 
Blowing Horns ſmall, the dozen ——— 


—_— uw. 
——_ — 


* 
Pd, Red Summer — 


| 


| 


L Tips of Horns, the thouſand= 
Collars, the 100 
te- ers and Sedans, the piece 


| of all Sorts, in Britiſh built Ships, 12 C. 2. 


c. 4» Free. 
In Foreign Bottoms, pay as follows, viz. 
ND Srhe 7 Cade, cont. 5 8 — 
= — 


the Laſt, cont. 20 Cades, o 

10 thouſand 
cthe Barrel 

e Laſt; 


— —— 


- |. ww ww_ 


—_ — — 


contain 8 
ing 12 Barrels — 9 
) Unpacked, or Scaſticks, the 
C Lait, cont. 18 Barrels 8 

Sthe Cade. cont: 5 kundred 
Full - <the Laſt, cont. 20 Cades, or ? 
10 thouland. 


oh Cade, cont. 5 hundred 
Sams 


alc. 


| 
| White | 


(9 


— 


— 


the Laſt, cont. 20 Cades, or 
IO thouſand — 


; 


> \Packed C the Birch 
Full — the Laſt, cont. 12 Bar. 
> | Unpacked, or Sexiiicks, the 7 
7 C. Laſt, cont, 18 Barrels 5 
3 Pick 45 the Barre] — — 
8 Shot- GLAD the Laſt, cont. 12 Bar. 
the 7 


ten— YUnpacked, or Seaſticks, 
2 Laſt, cont. 18 Barrel — 


——— 


— 


of Bucks, the hundred — 
Inkhorns, the dozen (vide Haberdaſhers Ware) 
for Lanthorns, the thouſand Leaves — 
Ox Horns, the thouſand ———— 8 
Powder horns, the dozen — 
of Rams, the thouſand 
of Sheep, the thouſand 
Shooing Horns, the dozen 
of Stazs, the hundred 


— 


Tails, with Hair, the 100 16 


49 


/ ;: g 1 
——— — ũ— I —— — 


Gm — — NIE: 


E ̃ —¹ö̃tnĩʒ4 or Ii ores 


— ” Ran r „ 
* 
* 


g 


— «7 . 


| 


— ——— OJ | 
* 


| 


5 
3 
1 


E 


L 


2 
. 


— IIS 


[ 207 


Dutwards, 


Horſes, viz. For every Horſe, Mare, or Gelding, 5 
22 C. 2. c. 13⁊ 2 IT . 
1 
Ewels, precious Stones, and Pearls, free. 


Iriſh Mantles, the Mantle, 11 12 V. 3. c. 20. free. 
the Jon — 


old, the 1olꝛkkqyꝗün„y — 
Ordnance, the 112 lb — 
wrought, viz. Adzes, Armour, Axes, Bits, 
all Carpenters and Gravers Tools, Clock- 
work, Fowling-picces, ack-Work, Knives, 
Locks, Muskets, Piſtols, Sciſſors, Stir— 
rope, Hoes, and all Ironmongers Wares 
perfectly manufactured, the 112 ib——— 


K. 


Nies, vocat. Cutting Knives, London 
Knives orcinary, Sheffield Knives, and 
Snoemakers Paring Knives (vide Iron Ware.) 


L. 


ALL Sorts of Britiſſh Bonelace, Needlework. 
Fornt or Cut wor, Oath being made that 


Iron 


- 


gy . 3. c. 20. free. 


it was manufattnred in Britain, 11 12 


= | Of Gold and Silver, the pound 
voc. Statute Lace, the groce 9 . ge Gil 
f » (vide Silk.) 
(of Velvet, the pound 


Lamp- 55 Brit. Ship:, the thouland, 1 


0. Free. 
in Foreign Bottoms, the thouſand- — 


Iapis Cala- „för every 20 8. val ite upon Oath—- 5 
minaris and fer Ton (as in page 25.) — 

Lead, caſt, or uncaſt, the Fodder, containing 
20 hundred weight — 


of all Sorts, Sheep Skins or Caive 08 


erns — 


8 tam d, tann'd, or dreſs d, the 112\b 20C 

1 | 

3 Manufactures of all Sorts, not ara 
a rated, the pound . — — 

Lime, the Chalder—— . — 


— 


—_— 


| 208 K. 


1 


Outwards. 


28 — — | 
CLORIS 


CBritiſh Sail Cloth ( being prov'd upon Oath ) 
in piece, Bolt. or Sails ready made, 7 & 8 
TF. 3. c. 30, free. 

All Sorts of Cloth ( ercept ſuch gail Cloth) 
made of Hemp or Flax, fine or courſc, 
of Britiſn Manufacture, the piece, no: 
exceeding 40 Ells, and ſo pro Rata, 

— 0 A. c. 6.— _ , Ne TO 
Linen Shreds, the Maund or Fat- — — 
Linſeed, the Quarter, cont. 8 Buſhels ———- ; 
Linſey Woolſey (vide Stuffs) _ 
| Lifts of Cloth, 11 C 12 M. 3. c. 20. free. | 
Litharge of Lead, the 112 lt —_— 
Loomwork, the yard — 


M. 
Me" of Mooll, or made of Sheep: 


 Wodl!, or Coney Mooll, or mixt with any 
or either of them, made or manufattuyed in 


Britain, 11 & 121. 2 c 20. free. 


Linen 


Mellaſſes or Rameals, the Ton — 


— * 


Maps and Sea Cards of all forts, the 112 b 


Mum, the Ton, 1 N. & . c. 0!ñũcũç. 
Muſtard Seed, the 112 tb ——— — 6 


N. 
Ails of all forts, the 112 # — — 
Nuts ſmall, the Barrel, cont. 3 Buſhels 

"Oy 

Atmeal (vide Corn ) free. 

Ocer, yellow or red, the 112 . — 
Oxen or Steer, each, 22 C. 2. c. 13.— 3 
Oyl, voc. Train O,1, made in Britain, the Ton- 


FRA G77 Bitiſh 3hips, 12 C. 2. c. 4 Free. 
| Oyſters 


Dein Foreign Ships, the {mall Barrel in 
e ee eee 
F. 


7 aſteboards, the groce, Cont. 12 dozen 
Pictures of Britiſh making, printed or painted, 7 
the 112 ib — — 5 


— —— . 


e 


— 1 —— 
—| 1— 
THESE 
— 6 
—.— [+ JU 
—— 7 4 
3 


[ 209 J 


O ut wards. = 


3 Fo Britiſh Ships, 12 C. 2. c. 4. free. 


in Foreign Bottoms, the Ton- — 


Tork, or 5 the Barrel, 3 74 *, N. c 8 15 

|| Hogs-fleſh d cured with Scots Salt ( vide Fleſh. 

Proviſions, cured with Scots Salt, for e 

pages, are to pay Exciſe as in England for 

the quantity of Salt uſed in curing them ( vide 
age 4. 


tf Jo 
Furles of Broad Cloth, 11 C 12 V. 3. c. 20. free 
| = 


Ape Cakes, the Thouſand — | 

Rape Seed, the Qtlarter, cont. 8 Bu ſhels——;| 
W | Raſhes, voc. Silk Raſhes, broad or narrow (vide 
Silk Warez.) 
Ribbon (vide — Manufactured. ) 8 
JE riſh Rugs, the yard? 11 © 12 1Y. 3. 
FE Rugs voc. J Triſh Rugs for Beds Y c. 20. > Woh, 
W | Rufſetting for Painters, the 112 ib 


19 _ 
C Ackloth to make Sacks (vide Linen.) 


aadles Src Saddles, the piece 1 
EY of all other ſorts, the piece 
W& |$Siddle-trecs, the denen 
F Ian the pound- - — 
Brit. ſinall Salt, for every 20 8. va- 

1 1 lue upon Oath — 

o. Rock Salt, for Ireland che 
| Tin, 9 Al. c. 23. — St 
daltpetre, the 112 ib — — 
'Scabbards for Swords, rhe Joxen —— | 
\Seamorſe Teeth, the pound=— (| 
Sag with Thread, the yard or piece (vide Linen.) 


old, the 100 dozen pair: - 
i. 


——ů—— 


—— — oo Imre oye — 


all new Shoes, Boots and ee 

the pound weight . 
chovels.$ ſhod, che dozen — — — 
unſhcd, the dozen — 
Shreds and pieces of Broad Cloth, 11 & 12 W.3. | | 


e. 20, free. 


— j— 


Points of Leather, the [mal groce, Cont. 12 dozen — 


[2100 


Outwards. 


voc. Britiſh Thrown Silk, 


the — cont. 5 
16 Ounces— 


— — 


de of Silk only. or of Silk 
and Thread, or Hair, 155 
pound weight 

of Silk and Worſted, thepound, 
| 11 & 12W.3.c. 20 fr. 
Badgers Skins, the piece 
Calve Skins (vide in C.) 

Cats Skins, the Hundred 
Black, with ſilver hairs, or without, the t20 
8 the 120 


ſtag, the I20“ 

| tawed, the 12c 
8 Tawed and dyed into Colours, the 120— 
Dogs Skins, the dozen- 


—.— 
2 J All other Silk 
Manufactures 


— 
— 


— 


r 


0 


. 


— 


Gray 


— — 


oney Skins C2 


| 


- 
—— 


„ 


| Otters Skins = Tau ed, the piece- 
Wombs, the mantle — 
Rabbet Skins black, the hundred 

dreſt, without the Wooll, ? 
Sheep, or the 112 fb. 20 C. 2. c. 5.—5 
Lamb Skins Pelts, the 100 —— 
Tawed, with the Wooll, the 12c 
Squirrel Skins, the thouſand— 
Swans Skins, the piece 
(Wolf Skirs tau ed, the piece — 


— 


Sleeves of Leather, the dozen pair (vide Garments) 


the Barrel 
Sade 3 Hard, Britiſh make, the 112 it 


Spaniſh Britiſh making, the ſingle piece e (vide 


© 


— 
— 


— — — — Ts 


— — 


——— 


| Elk Skins, the piece, rau — 
Fox Skins, the piece _ — — 
Hare Skins, the 1 — — 
| dreſt, the 100— — 
2 9255 Skins — Lin the Hair, the 1 
84 2 5 gtaweq with the — | 
0 — e the 1209 —* 31} 
$1 2 untawed, the 120 
= 2 Ctawed with the wooll, 
A | 5 White or black Q the 120 — 5 
N untawed, the 129-—-| 
Raw, the piece- —— 


| 


Sattin- the double piece — Suk. 


Rates 
J. s. d. 
N * 
1 
— 1 
11 6 8 
2130 4 
I——, 
. 
— 1317 
© rs 
— 21 6 
1—.— 
| — 8 
* + 
—o-- 
— 1618 
275 8 
| ma 
11 4 8; 
2M Ho Ss 
— 10-1 
1—— 
3 618 
e £0 
| 2/10}— 
7 21 6 
28 
1— 


Fatt | 


Tin 


Outwards. 


in Foreign Bottoms, the Cade, cont. a thou- 
ſand 
Sprats, and all other Fiſh taken by Srbjetts 
of this Realm, and Exported in Britiſh 
Ships, 12 C.2. c. 4. Free. 


Sprats 


starch, the 112 ib — — — 


Steel, voc. Gad Steel, the 112 | — 
f Iriſh, the dozen— IT 1 & 12 WW, 3.0. 20. 

Kerſey, long or fhort— n free. 

Leather, the dozen, (vide Garmeiits ) 

- Lower Ends of Worſted Stockin.s, IT © 12 

% | 

2 | I. 3. 20. free. 

Silk Stockings (vide Silk Manufactures ) 

| Woollen or Worſted for Men or Children, 
Ir @& 121. 3. c. 20. free. 

Stones 5 Hilling Stones, the thouſand— 
voc.— Slate, the thouſand — —-— 

Stuffs, voc. Per petuanas and Seiges, ard all other 
Stuffs made of Wooll, or mixt with Hair or, 
Thread, 11 & 12 V. 3 c. 20. free. 

Sugar of all ſorts formerly brought into this 
Kingdom, and after refined and made into 
Loaves, and exported by way of Merchandize, 
the I 12 i (for Drawback vide page 66) — 


T; 


_— 


Allow Britiſh, the 112 i ———— 8 


Tapiſtry or Dornix, of what ſort ſoever, 
made in Britain, whereof any part is Wooll, 
1 2 VT 3. c. 20. free, 

Thread, voc. Black, Brown, or Coventry-Blue 

(vide Haberdaſhery ) 
eng the 100 f Ä— — — — 

king Britiſh ——— 

Tiffany, made of Thread— 180 vide Linen.) 
Tobacco Pipes, the groce, cont. 12 dozen 
Tufftaffataes Britith, broad, narrow, or with 
Thread (vide Silk.) 
pelt. the 112 ib, 8 Gon 3. C. 34— 


wrought, voc. Pewter, the 112 fb. 82.9 
W. 3. 4E. 34 go _ — — — 


1314 


EZ 


= 
I 
[ | 


— 22 4 


TE 


Vellures 


WES Fe 


3 


[212 |, 


Dutwards. Rates. 
fo ME Bs 1 
1.6.4 
U, 
Elures Britiſh, the ſingle piece, cont. 7 yards||—|rc}— 
Vellurcs, the double piece, cont. 15 yards ;|_J_ 
Vinegar of Wine, the Ton — 21 68 
Virginals, the ra ——— — 
W. 
Admoll, the yard, 11 © 12 V. 3 c 20. 
Free. 
Waſtecoats of W admoll, Cotton, Kerſies or Fla- 
nel, and Woollen and Worſted knit (vide Gar- 
ments.) 
Watches of all ſorts, the piece _ a LOW 
Was — the 112 Ib —— - 16 —— 
Britiſh hard Wax, the pound— — 24 
Weld, the 112 I [ 115. 
Whalebone "A or wrought vide | Haberdaſhery)) © 
Whaletins, the groce, containing 12 dozen- — 2|— 
Wine Lees, the Butt Fi 1 — 
Wire of Braſs, Britiſh making, 7 A. c. 8. - | 
Woad Britiſh, the 'Ton———— — 5 
Woad Nets, the hundred — — 0 — 
Boxwood, the Ton — 14 — 
wood 8 ambraywood, the 112 1b — — — 41 6 
Redwood, the 112 lb. | 110 — 
Wooll Spaniſh, Exper ted in Britiſh Ships, free, 
12 C.2.c.4. Rule 5 
Worſted, narrow ph, broad, Britiſh, 11 C 12 
3. C. 20. Free. 
V. 
Arn, vocat. Orogram Yarn, the pound 4— 
All Goods having paid Duty Inwards, ut- 
on aue Proof thereof; may be Exported freed 
x2.C-3. c; 4. Rule 7. 
All other Goods, for every 20 8. value upon 
Oath (as by the following Clauſe ) © "+. 


LLL 


— ꝶ.ͥi!Ü!ũ qqw1k'QX—————ñꝛĩ˙²y—ę—:jT 2 —-̃: 


Fy._ 


080 


EAI 


And if there ſhall happen to be brought in, or carried out of this! 
Realm, any Goods liable to the Payment of Cuſtom and Subſidy, 


which either are omitted in this Book, or are not now uſed to be 1 
brought in or carried out, or by reafon of the great Diverſity of the [1,3 
Value of ſome Goods, could not be rated; that in ſuch caſe, every 1 
ö Cuſtomer or Collector, for the time being, ſhall levy the ſaid Cu- 19 
| W | fom and Subſidy of Poundage, according to the Value and Price of | YA! 
| W | ſuch Goods, to be affirmed upon the Oath of the Merchant, in the 1 
Preſence of the Cuſtomer, Collector, Comptroller and Surveyor, or 0 
any two of them. . 
New Subſidy. — — — See page 12 5 | 
| Impoſt 1690 . Wrong ey | 
Impoſt 169% — . 
8 Fifteen per Cent. on Mrſlin 10 — 1 [4 | 
F Aſcertaining they New Duty on Coffee 1 "Ma 
F the Value of Goods Additional Duty on ditto and Drugs —26 1 
1 liable to the Ditto on Porcelan, c. and Callicoes— 29 | 
; Second 25 per Cent. — — 30 9 
; New Duty on Hides, &5c- —38 1 
; Additional Duty on Hides, &c — —40 b 
| | I New Duty on Paper, Oc — — 42 hy 
; Ahout which you have [ikewiſe Drirethion 5— FT — 55 [ 
17 For the Value of Eaſt- India Good — - Appendix l. 
FI j 
5 | 
| 
| — — — "FED . 


— 
—— — 2 
* 8 


2144 


PARTITION IV. 


N this Diviſion being to give yon a View of the Laws relating to 
[| the Cuſtoms, Navigation, and Trade, as they ſtand at preſent, to 

avoid repeating what occurs in the Three firſt Parts, J have in the 
courſe of the Alphabet intermixed proper References to the ſame, and 
thereby rendred this laſt Part a general Index to the whole. 

For the better Underſtanding whereof, pleaſe to obſerve, 

1. That to avoid Repetition I have ſeldom noted the ſame thing un. 
der any two Heads, and theretore at the Foot of moſt of them I refer 
to ſome Matter or Circumſtance relative to the ſame, but more naty- 
rally couched under {ome other Head: Thus in Ships, you find Re- 
ference deſired ro Appꝛentices, Cattle, Coals, &c. to Which if you 
r you will find ſomething in each of them that reſpects or affects 
| Ships. | 

2. Thar where under any Head a ſhort black Score points or leads 
from the bound Line on the left fide to any following Particulars, 
It denotes, that they all have a Relation to the faid Head; but when 
the ſaid black Stroke is yet ſhorter, and does not extend fo far towards 
the left hand, as to reach the bound Line aforeſaid, the Meaning , 
that all the Particulars fo pointed to, have reſpect to he Article imne- 
diately preceding, not to the general Head: Thus in Ships, you ſee 
the 3, 5, 9, Io, II, 12 and 13th Articles reſpect the word Ships; but 
the 1it and 2d have Relation to Br:tyh Ships, the 4th to Scots Ships, 
and the 6, 7, and 8th to Forergn Ships. 5 

As there is nothing of ſo univerſal concern among the Laws which 
reſpect the Cuſtoms and Trade, or fo frequently conſulted, as the Pro- 
hibitions ( eſpecially by the Officers) here follows a Lift of all Goods 
Prohibited to be Imported or Exported, with Marks and Directions 
for finding what further Penalties or Diſabilities the Importation or 
Exportation of any of them are attended with, beſide Confiſcat ion. 


A Liſt 


L 415 ] 


A Liſt of Goods Prohibited to be Imported. 
|} | Goods Prohibited Inwards. = nh, N 
8 Reign. Ch. | Oe. l 
291 | — . 
] Hong ind 
Lamodes, and Luftrings, (excepty 15 
.| A into the Port of London, and by 9 10 V. 3. 43 [1,2 ( {94 
[| WF | Licence) 425 — — | bt 
s 7 Mit » 
1 8 = It in Licence 55 2 „„ 
W | Andirons = — == 3 Edw: 4+ 4 T4 ie 
;| W | Aquavitz (vide Brandy.) {gl 
Arms without Licence from Her Ma» 1 70. 1 84 0 
| WF | jetty () — eds | ama LO 4 
1 ö | Bandſtrings * ) — — — — 1113 S 14 . 2 | 
; | WF | Bafons, Counterfeit — ——— s. 4 4 1 5 
; Beef (*) —— — —ę— 18 Car, 2. 2 1 | 
Bells for Hawks (7) .knC I Ric. 3. 12 2 hid 
bells called Sacring Bells — 3 E4wc 4 4 1 1 
Bits for Bridles - ͤͤ.ů 5 Elix. 7 3 
| MW | Bodkins — _ — . s Edu. 4. 4 1 | 
Books, Popiſh (“) — — — Is Jac. 1. 5 1. 25 
|| WW | Boots (f)— — D | 1 Nie. 3. 12 2 
= _ for Bridles — — || 3 Edw. 4. 4 | 1 
| W [Þrandy, Aquavitz, or Spirits in Casks, FE" 
+ lefs BOTS Gallons. or 1n Ships, duden 1 £4 I. : 1 
15 Tuns Burthen — — 8 if 7} 
rue 3 Edw. 4. #7 4 9 
Buckles ( — — 1 Ric. 3. 43 2 | 
Buſcans — — — — 13 Edw. 4. 5 0 
Butter from Ireland () oc FS 41:90 | fl 
Buttons of all ſorts ( * )— —. cM; io 2 1 
: of Iron (11 Ric. 3. 12 2 1 
Candleſticks J called N Candletiicks— | | 3 Edw. 4. 4 1 15 
Caps, Woollen _ — 7 Faw. 4 4 T 5 
Card for Wool! — %«; a 
ards —*? called playing Cards 10 Anne | 19 | 165 MN 
Caskets - - — —_——— | ; Ew. 4. 3 31 
Cattle (“) — — — — | 32 Car. 2. +74 Uh 
| | Cauls of Silk ———— — — 10 e 8 1271-2 1 
C Balls — w. 4. 67 3 4 
Chaffng —? Diſhes —— 3 Edv 4 4 2 5 
Chains (f) ——— | 1 Ric. 3. 1 1 
1 Chapes | 


N : CIATED, ow = — ; - — * — * 
DP ˙·— . . ³ . I LH feds 2 5 E — U — —— — — 
2 | 8 tt n 7 = 2 
- p 0 p * 2 — — — 


— — 
e 9 
ä ——— — 
— 


Cha pes — | 
Cheſe om 4. Li Fel (* 3 — 
Cheſs- men — — 
I Cinnamon without Lins except from ? 

Eatt India) — 5 
Clotis Woallen ( ” } — Lä — 
Cloves without Licence excep from? 

Eaſt India —5 
858 5 9 


| Dagger. Blades- — —— 


| Eaft India, Purſta, and Ching Wy 


| Embroidery ( — 


215 ] 


Goods Pꝛohibited Inwards. 


Corſes of Silk, or Tifſuc Sea —— 
Cupboards ( f- — — — 
D 


288ers— — 


Dice — — 


Silks, Muflins, Bengals, Stuffs 
mix d with Silk, or Herba, Callicoes 
painted, dyed, printed or ſtained 
there (except into the Port of — 
don) and under 3 ecial Regulations 2 


Vear and 
Reign. 


5 Elix. 

32 Car. 2. 
3 Edw. 4. 
8 Annge 

- FE dw. As 
8 Aunæ 

3 Edw. 4. 
19 Hen. 7. 


1 


1 Ric. 3. 


5 Eliz. 
5 Eli. 
10 Anne 


Ir &5 12.7; 


1309 14 Car. 2.] 13 


ro] 3 


Ewers —— — Edu. . 3-7 
F. 
Fiſh of ſeveral ſoris ( wide Fiſh in the | 
1 Index 317): | 
orcer - — — Edw. 4. : 1 
Forks, called Fire erb 478 — — * Ric. Us | 13 | 
Fringes of Gold or Silver vide Gold) 
Fringes of Silk or Threat ( * )—— — || 13 & 14 Ke „ 
Furs Taw d- — I Edw. 4 114 1 
Goloches, or Corks— — 3 Edw. 4 I-41. 1 
j Girdles of Silk— — — — 10 Hen. 7 I9 1 
IHGloves — 5 Elis. 71-3 
[Goll and 81 lver beaten e in n Papers 2 
| for Painters (F) — 1 Ric. 3. * 
Gold or Silver Thread, Lace, Fange or 285 13666 
- other Work made thereof boy )— © A 129 | 
Grates (f) ——— — Ric. z. 12 | 2 
Gridirons— — — Edw. 4. 4141 
3 * 4 
Gunpowder without Licence from Her | 81 2 
Majeſty ( 18 : 2 | * Jac. 2. 
1 Hammers 


r N 


L 


Ads. 


Goods Pꝛohibited Inwards. Fear and AQ. De | 
Reign. 
jj d - 
Hangers (7) — It — 1 Kg. 3, el. 
[| Hanging Lavers 47 — —— 1 | 1 Kic. 3. 12 2 
1 for Girdles of Iron, S Steel, 5 yo Ex: 4 K 
Harneſs-— 2 Tin, Latin, or Alkmind e- 255 C 
| Cor Horſes- . 1 3 
Hats — nn a — c. 4. i. 1 
Hilts, or Handles — Elis. 7.4.3 
Hinges, and Garnets ( 1 Nic. 3. 123 
Holy Water ſtops (y ü | T. Ric. 3. 12 2 
Horns of Lanthorns ( ——ÄͤůÄ— | FF Nic. 3. 14 2 
[Keys (7 . ee | Rü. $n 72-7: 3 
Knives —̃ j— Elis. 71 3 
; ; 
; of Silk 3 19 Hen. 7. 21 1 
E | Laces — 5 Leather . 3 
| of Go d or S1:ver (vide Gold) 
Ladles . Eads. 4. 44 
ö Lamb { * — — 3 132 Car. 2. — 8 
| Leather Tau J, Wares made thereof——- | | 3 Edw. 4. 1 
Locket . . „„ 
Locks — — 1 EI 
Luftrings (vide Alunoles) 
- 
Mace without Licence ( except from 
. Eaft India) () 8 8 Anne 7 22 
Malt from N Sea So * — — 12 Anne * 1 3 
Mutton (“ — 32 Car. 2. 2 | © 
© | N g 
Nails of Lattin with Iron Shanks (f — I Ric. 3. 12 2 
Needles, called Pack- Nee! les z Edv. 4. 11 T 
Needlework of Sile (“) —.— — 14 Car. 2. T3 | 2 
u:megs Without Licence (except from 7 | 
Eaft India) 88 8 0 (excep 8 8 Anne T 413 
P. 
- Cloths — 
For cer: N 
une! — Jlafles — — = 1 I Hi. 3. 12 | 2 
Image 
Paper 0 
painted Wares of all ſort: ——— |} 3 Edw. q- $ 1-2 
Pans, called Depring- Fan — — Fan. 111 1 
batten I 
1 Pewter 


| 
" 
: 
"n 
- 
. 
1 
U 
1 IN 
9 
TOR! © | 
#1 
Th 16 \f 
i 
* 
H 


[ 278 | 


| — 


* | "As —— 
Goods Pꝛohibited Inwards. — 
6 Fear and C Fa 
5 Reign. <1 h. Cr. 
Pewter or Tin, Manufactured————— © 2 — 
Pins ( —— 5 33 Hen. 8. 4+] 1 |W[7: 

3 — . 72 1 | I2 2 g . 

8 0 of Silk, or r Corſes "of Tiffue- 10 How. 7 a f in 
—r: y 

Pummel 3 | hs T1. 3. 12 2 100 

Purſes (7) OD J * 7163 Tur 
. — [INT. 3. 12 2 VA 

Rapier: 3 = 3 1 
Razors 4 | 5 E'1z, 7:11 7 
Ribbons of Silk tad 2 10 15 qo 4+] 1 | Ire: 

Ri of Copper or Latin Sil . f 21141 1 

— 17285 2 ains— 8 3 Edw. 4. 4119 * 
Saddles - £5 : | | Wh: 
Saddie Trees ( # i TOS Nog | ; 1 T3 4 | o 
| Salt in Ships under 20 Tuns, or other- | —_ 3 Wy 

8 1 Ne og in Bulk 1 n Aunæ \ Fx 9 2 
Cat { ö | 3 | k 
ee eee Fer for Knives Elia. = 1 
Scummer:— Rn 3 3 Edw. 

Sheep ( 1 5 > 180 7 4+] 7 | 
Sheers (f) ——— 1 885 W 2. 2 | 1 Vor. 
3 for Ta lors — A I2 | 2 | * 
hes 8 hat 

* - wbroidered > 3 Edo. 4+ + I th 
hrown (vide Silk Wh 
StK—— 0 Tine. - inks | £4 n 
Gel wt ee as | Le 21 : 
| ol ilver, or oth ; 

| | Materials Keg BY os 6 Anne 1914 3 

Silver (vide Gold) 8 tre. 
Spiri. 8 ( Vide Brandy ) | | | ar 

_ or Broches (7. — | - 

E ons of Lead and Tin (f) WT I my 3. En h 
Stirrups, or any 8 vertainin to 3 Edu. 4. 41 
Sadd les LAS Frans © Eli 
Ty 5 £412 
[Swine (*) CT 5 ; 1 i 
; T 2 8 a F 
ea without Lice | * 
E oft- India f DEE. - (except —_ 7 BY 
7 Anne 
Tennis Balls | 13 
Thread of Gold (vide Gold) _= | — £92: + 7 


238 — Ay Aw By 


%\” 


- „ 


Tia, or Pewter Wares, or mix'd with Tin- 
W | Tobacco from the Continent of or Caſe 


W | Tongs, called Fire Tong 
W | Tarnets ( f }— . — 


| | Victual (that 1s, Corn ground, or 55 
| Utenſils of War. without Licence from 
Her Majeſty | ( 5 = — — Fi 


S& | Whalebone Cut (*) 
t | Wooll and Woollen Manufactures from 


t| Wyre of Iron and Latin for Wooll- 


| | That by a Clauſe in 3 Eam. 


[ 219 ] 


* 


Goods Pꝛohibited Inwards. 


—— n_— 8 


— 


— —— 


* 


in Bulk or in Casks, Cheſts, or Caſes, 


under 2 C. wt 


0U 


ground) from Ireland, &c. into Scot- 
land, as by ———— 


—_— mam 


lreland (vide Index in W.) (*) 


Cards, and all Iron Wyre ſmaller than. 
Fine Fine, and Super Fine, and al! 
Wares made of Iron Wyre— 


| 


Prohibited to be Imported by Strangers only, 


wrought there. 


Salt, Ships, Silk, and WWeſtmoney. 


f Acts. 
Fear and Sect. 
Reign Ich. c. 
33 Fm. 8. 4 I 
10 C 11 N. 3. 21 | 29 
3 Edm. 4» 414 £7 
1 Ric. 3. 12 2 
5 Anne 01-4 
| 
E Fac. 1. 182 
98 10 . 3. 23 12 
2 IV. CN. 4 | 16 


Note, That in the aforegoing Liſt, ſuch as are mark d thus (F) are 


4. c. 4 ſuch Goods as are Pro 
that Act, may be Importe from TLelaud, if they be made or 


ations, Quarantne, 


hibited by 


» 


That ſuch as have an Aſterisk perfix' d, beſide the Forfeiture of the 
Goods in common With the reſt, are attended with ſeveral Penalties 
and Diſabilities, for which ſee Alphabetically in the following 
Index; where likewiſe you'll find thoſe Prohibited to be brought 
from the Netherlands or Germany, with ſuch other Forteitures as | 
ariſe from irregular and illegal Importation or Navigation, particu- 
larly, vide Goods, Pa5quet Boais, Pepper, Nant 


220 J 


| — —— 
0 


A Liſt of Goods Prohibited to be Exported. 


| As. - 
| 17 4 7 | 2 — 
Goods Pꝛohibited Outwards. . e 
A 2 Reign. 3 3 e. 
Bors 8, Caſes, or Dyal-Plates for 
Clocks and Watches, without 05 9 10 U. 3. 28 2 
Movements and Makers name 
Bullion, without proper Certificat | 
| Oath, Cc. 3 — — 7 8 V. 3. 191 6 
Frames for Stocking — ditto. 2018 
ides Raw — — — C14 C. 2. „11 
Horns unwrought —— — 7 4 1 5 4 
Metal not of Britiſh Ore (except Cop- 0 «1 - 
per Bars, by Brit iſb tor 14 Years, and 61.3. [17] 3 A 
thence to the End of next Sefhon—— 12 Ann. IS | 4 
Scouring Clay. Fuliing Clay, S | It 
and Fullers Farth, Sheep, 1s Wo, 
and Sheep Skins, with the de Wool. T | 39 
Wel 8 I 
Talow ———— ————i El. 0] 2-41 :1 
Tobacco-Pipe Clay (vide Wool) ) Wi 1 
White Aſhes 2s Edw. 6. 26 | = 
Wooll, Woollen Yarn 0 de W | | 1 | 
Thrums, or any thing of 7 0 112 
Wooll not Manufactured— 55 in Index 118 
For the Penalties attending the Expor- 
tation of ſuch Goods, vide Jnder || 1182 
Alphabetically. | FT 


| An 


þ 
— — II at 0 Nr S Rr Wee 


[221 


„% 


ral Index. 


An Abſtract of ſeveral Laws relating to the Cu- 
ſtoms, Navigation and Trade, diſpos d under pro- 
per Heads, with Reference to thoſe and ſuch other 
Occurrences, as are to be found in the Three pre- 
ceeding Partitions; the whole by way of a Gene- 


— 


— — — 


Inder. 


A. 


A werazs, vide Schemes, 
Acts 7 Cuſtoms, &c. page 3. 
tive to? the Subſidy Outwards, page 35: 
Jgents, vide Debentures. 
Mamodes, and Luftrings, Imported ei- 
ther uncuſtomed, prohibited, or inſu- 
red, c. the Perſons concerned, or re 
ceiving ſuch Goods, to give Securiiy 
for the Penalties, or to go to Goal 
—Perſons claiming, j roof to lie on them- 
—not giving Security, as above, the 
Goods forfeited — — 

to give Security, only to pay Coſts of 5 
Suit if Caſt — : | 

—to be brought to the Port of London 
only, and by Licence from the Com- 
miſſioners of the Cuſtoms, and 
Mark'd, on Forfeiture of the Goods 
or the Value 

—to be Mark'd at Importation by the 

Cuſtom-h-uſe Officers on forfeiture, 
and the Impor'ers, or Poſſeſſors 
ſubjected to the Penalties of the 
TW. & M. c. 31.—— — 

Counter feiting ſuch Mark, penalty 
I. 500. — 5 — 

—Counterfeiting, altering, or miſapply- 

ing ſuch Mark, penalty J. 100 — — 

—Counterfeiting, or miſapplying the 

Seals, or Mark, penalty J. 590. — — 
and the Pillory= — 


3 


— — 


Acts. 
Vear and. Sect, 
Reign. Ch. Se. 
” e AT 
650 Þ, 3-130 þ. 1 
9 F 10. W.3.1 43] 8 
o 10 W. 3.143] 5 
ditto, 1.6 
5 Ann. 20 4 
475 V. & N. 5 14 
9 10 W. 3. 431.2 
| 
| 
| 
586 V. FM. 20 43 
ditto. 1.4K 
6 7 W. 3. 18 30 
99 10. J. 3.43 5 
| | 
Alamodes 


„ 


1. 

[1 

Lil 
3 
n 

a 


— - 


2 


— 


8 


T 222 | 


Inder. 


Alamodes Black, where Sever Manik) 
red, found withcut the Marks and 
Seals of the Cuſtom-houſe Officers, or 
Royal Luſtring Company, torfeited, b 
and the Perſons in whoſe Cuſtody 
fcund, liable to the penalties of 

67 TI. 3. c. 18 = 

e importing, receiving, aſſiſting, 
or ſelling Alz modes, or Lufirings 
uncuſtomed, forteit J. 500 — — —— 

—Bougnt, being uncuſtomed, or un- 
marked, forfeited, and the Buyer, 
Seller, or Perſon found with, for 
feit each 4. 100 — — — 


ag 


|—ſold without proper Mark, 


Buyer and Seller, forſeit eache 


charged from his Forſeiture, and has 
the benefit of Informer — 
—Perſons offending a Second time, or 
oftner, and Convicted, to pay ſo of. 
ten double the Sum forfeited by 
this Act en n e 


Buyer Corrs the Seller, is diſ- 5 


| —Uncuſtomed, diſcovered by Seamen, 


entitles them to the Forfeitures, and 
frees them from their Ship, if they 
think fit — 
—Seiz'd, to be carried to the Cullen 
| houſe in London, and ſecured till 
Exportation — — 4 


I. 500. — — andthe Perſon render d 
incapable of any Truft— 


Seiz d and Proſecution delay'd, = 


—Captains of Men of War Importing 


ſuch Goods, beſide all other penalties, 
made uncapable to Serve Her Ma- 
jeſty, vide Goods, Maſters, Ships-— 

Ale, vide Beer. 

Aliens made Deuizens, to pay Strangers 
Dutics— —— 

—and their Sons Unfreemen, ro pay they 
Scavage Duties, c. in the Port of, 
London, 20. Rule — 5 


— ſfl——ͤ— ——— 


Accs. 

Year and | ged. 
Reign. | G. 

8& 9 V 3.1 36 

9 10W. 3. 43 

ditto. — 
ditto. — 29 
9 C 10 V. 3.143] 7 
ditto. — | *4 
809 W..23 36 | 4 
9 10 N. 3. 432 
5 Ann. 1 
9 & 10 W. 3.1 43 | 6 
ditto. — | 4 

| 

22 Hen. 8. 371 
12 Car. 2. 41 6 


Iliens 


2 


— 9 


I- Duty Outwards, taken off-——— . 


E883] 


Index. 


— 


ö 


Aliens Children under 21 Vears of Age, 
not to Trade nor make Entries, (vide 
Bonds, Goods, Merchants, Planta: 
rions — — 


Duty Inwards, vide page 8,9, 11, 86,87. 


Jilowances, vide Diſcornts, 

Jiterations ſince the firſt Book of Rates, 
Anno 16995, page 6. 

Immuniticn, Arms, V:e:fi's of War, 
or Gunpowder, Imported without 
Licence from Her Majeſty, forfeited, 
and treble the value — | 

Jquavite, vide Brandy. 

Arms, vid? Ammunition. | 

—Ammunition or Gunpowder, may” 
be Prohibited to be Exported at the 
Queens pleahire — — 

Jſhes, called Pear! Aſhes, may be 
brougbt from Germany, payingS 
Duty as P-taſhes, vide W. = 

Ippꝛopꝛiations 0! the Duties, vide page 3. 
and the Branches reſpectivelj. Part. I. 

Ippꝛentices, Bovs aboie 10 Years 95 


Age chargeable to any Pariſh, may 
be fo bound, and put to Sea- 
—Irndentes to be ſent to any Collector] 
of the Cuſtoms, who is to Regiſter 
and Endorſe the ſame, on forſeiting 
J. 5. — — and to tranſmit Certifi— 
cates on Stamp'd Paper or Parch- > 
ment, of their Names, Ages, and 
to what Ship belonging, to the 
Lord High Admiral, or Commilli- 
Ol.Crs | | — — 
- ſuch Boys not to be Impreſſed, nor 
Lifted in Her Majeſties Service. till 
they be 18 Years of Age ——-—— 
—Ships from 30 to 50 Tons to take one 
ſuch, from 50 to 100 Tons two ſuch, 
and one more for every 100 Ton they 
carry above that, Maſters refuſing to 


to take them accordingly, forſeit J. 10. 


13914 Car. 2. 


25 Car. 2. 
9 Ann. 


1 Jac. 2. 


12 Car. 2. 


to & II V. 3. 


2 3 Ann. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


ditto. 


II 


21 


TY 


A ppren⸗ 


10 


12 


8 


li. 


1 


ci e, (vide page 46.) 


[ 224 ] 


6 


Inder. 


3 1111 — 


to Certifie to the Collector, the 
Number of ſuch Apprentices aboard 
— Collectors, to tranſmit an Account of- 
all fuch Apprentices to the Quarter 
Seſſions, when required, on forfei- 
ture of J. 5, —— — — 
and to Inſert at the bottom of the 
Coquet, the Number of the Men and 
Boys on board each Ship, deſcribing 
ſuch Apprentices particularly, thei 
Names, Ages, and Dates of their 
Indentures- mn 


B. | 
Acon, may be Imported—— ——— 


Appꝛentices, Maſters upon their Arrival, 2 


K 


Bateage, vide London. 


Balks, their Dimenſions, vide page 72. 
Bandſtrings, vide 5 one lace. 


VWarks, vide Goods. 


Beek, vide Cattle and Fleſh. 


Beer, Ale, Cyder or Mum for the 


Ships ute, not to Drawback the Ex- 


Merchant himſelf, his known Ser- 
vant or Factor, with the Marks, 
Numbers, and Contents of the 
ö Goods, c. . — 

Wills at fight, or View, to be Subſcrib'd 
by the Office s, the Goods being firſt 
by them Meaſure, Weighed and 

Numbred- 

Wlockwood, vꝛde Log wood. 


5 
Bills of Entry to be Subſcribed by 0 


5 


—— — 


- | Boats, vide Goods, 


Woatiwains, vide Maſters. 

Wonds to be Given for Duties, vide the 
Duties ſeverally, Part. I. 

—to be given upon Exportation, with 


Page 33, 36, 39, 41, 42. 


their Money in purchaſing Commo- 
dities of this Realm 
vide Coal s, Corn, Eaſt India, Goods, 


——— 


| —to be given by Aliens, to — 


Plantations, South Sea Vooll. 


1 


Acts. 


— — — PE 


Year and 
Reign. 


ditto, 


ditto, 


| 5&9 51.67 M, 


1 V. & A. 


13 & 14Car.z. 
hag 


130 14Car. 2. 


3 Hen. 7. 


22 


11 


Tz 


of 


10 


1 — N 
| Acts. 
Inder. = 


. — —— — _— 


6 


g Year and 
Reign. 


— 


11 + 


— ——— 


W | Bonclace Forreign, Bandſtrings. Cut- 
1 work, Embroidery, Fringe, Needle- 
1 work made of Thread, or Silk, and 4 138714 Car. 2. 
1 Buttons of all ſorts Imported, for- 405 N MM. 
WF feited, the Importer liable to 
; J. 100. and the Seller to J. 50. —— 
except thread Bonelace — 5 Ann. 1 
VVooh of Rates, when granted, vide pag 84. | 
T& | Books Popiſh, in what Language fo- 
N ever Imported, to be burnt, and the Fac. 1 , 10 
Importer, Buyer, and Seller forfeit 1 7423 wn 
Ft 40 J. for every Book — Ri 
Printed in the Latin, Greek, Oriental | * 
4 or Northern Languages, in the U- | 
niverſities of Oxford and Cambridge, {|| 10 Ain. 19 63.64 
ty or in the Univerſities of Scotland, to | 
WH Drawback the Duty on Paper, pay- | 
aꝛblie by 4 
W | bores for Clocks, or Watches, vide Bullion, 
W | B:anches of the Revenue, Enumerated, p. 2. 
„the Numbers of the Branches explain'd, 
ae 53: CY 
ride Duties. i | 1 
WF |S:andy Imported in Casks, under 60 4&5 N. GM. 5 8 | 
Gallons, forfeited———— 
W [—lmported in Ships under 15 Tons for | | 
feited, except to each Seaman a Gal-b 127 13 V. 3. | 


| lon for the Ships uſe — go * : 

From Grernſey, & c. vid page 45, 96. vi 

TS |S:tain and Bririſh, thoſe Words why Kb. 

1 uſed, vide page 4. | 1 

Bzitain, the Subjects to have a full In- 8 
tercouſe of Trade, and 3 5 Ann. 81 * 

Art. 4. —— — — 

Bzitich Subjects, how to be underſtood, 

vide Mafters. | | 

Bulk, vide Eaſt India, Ships. 

Bullion Imported, v de Goods. 

—or Foreign Coins of Gold or Silver, 
may be Exported Duty free, Entry 
being made ꝛↄ c 1 87 

—or Molten Silver, or e e Plate 
Shipt without a Certificate from 5 6 
ne Warden of Goldſmiths- hall, or £ & 7W.3. 7 

i} without their Mark, forieite.: : $3nllion} 


7 2 rr 


15 Car. 2. 7 | Iz 


nn 
* — n „ — 


Inde L. 


— 


tC. a 


— 


Bullion ſhipt without a Certificate from 
the Ld. Mayor of London Court, that 
Oath has been made there, or before 
Entry, forfeited and double the Value 

— Officers granting a Cocquet for ſuch 
Bullion before ſuch Certificate be pro- 

duced, forfeit I. 200. and made inca- 

| pable of any Office or Place of Truſt- 
—Maſters or Captains knowing ſuch to 
be Shipt, without Certificate, Oath, 
and Entry, forfeit J. 200. and if be- 
longing to a Ship of War, forfeit their 

Employment beſide —— IVR 

—Perſons Entring, or Shipping Bullion 
in the Name of any other than the 
true Owner and Proprietor, forfeit 
the ſame or the Value ————_ 

—ſeiz'd, Proof to lie upon Owner or 5 
Claimer, or Exporter 

—viz. Boxes, Caſes, or Dial Plates for 

Clocks and Watches of any Metal, 
( without the Movemeuts and Makers 
Name engraven thereon ) Exported, 
or endeavoured to be Exported, for- 
feited, and J. 20. for every Offence- 

| —viz. Silver Watches, or other Silver) 
Manufactures, ſo many may be Ex- 
ported Yearly (according to the Rules 

preſcribd 8&9 IF. 3. c. 7.) as the * 
Commiſlioners of the Cuftoms ſhall 
allow = — —— — 

Wulhel deſcrib'd Page 71. 

Butlerage, vide Prizage, 

Butter and Cheeſe, not to be brought 

from Ireland on forfeiture, and other 

Panalties impos'd, in caſe of Cattle 

Imported, which fee — — 

Buttons, vide Bonelace. 


C. 


—— 


111 * 


10 
5 


| Mites, | 


| dieto. 


99 10 V. 3. 


Allicoes, the Meaſure ſettle] page 1 50. 
Calve-skins, vide Hides. 


Acts. 


| Year and 
Reign. 


— 


788 V. z. 


ditto. 


6& TW. 3. 


768. 3. 


ditto 


18 


Captains 


Ca 


N . 


[ 227 ] 


Inder. 


— 
„ 


—— —— 
— 


Captains of Men of War, Britiſh or Fo- 

| reign, Importing Goods, to Report 

upon Oath, and to be ſubject to all 

Searches and Rules with Merchant ; 

Men (victualling Bills, and Entring J 

excepted ) Penalty I. 100 

Jide Al amodes, Bullion, PI aitations 

F I ooll. 

Cards and Dice may be Exported with- 
out paying the Stamp Duty 

Carmen, vide Goods. 

Carriages, vide Goods. 

Tow for Clocks and Watches, vide Bul. 
ion. 

Cattle rh intermix'd with Pritiſb, 
forfeited, and the whole Drove to 
be adjudg- d Iriſh — — 5 

—Seiz d and afterwards removed, being 
found alive, may be ſeiz'd in any 
other Place — | 

—Peef, c. ſeized as Triſh, Sec. K the? 
Owner within 48 Hours, proves be- 
fore a Juſtice of Peace, by Two cre- 
dible Witneſſes upon Oath, that they > 
are not ſuch, may be delivered back | 
upon a Warrant from the ſaid Ju- 
ſtice, or elſe forfeited 

—A Confederacy to evade the Seizures, 
or Forfeitures, incurs a © emumzre © 

—The Importation of Great Cattle, ; 


3 


Sheep, Swine, Beef, Pork, Mut- 
ton, or Lamb, a Pub. Nuſance- 
Ships Importing ſuch Goods, forteit- 
ed, and the Maſters, Mariners, and 
Aſſifants, to be Impriſoned Three 
Months without Bail — 


Perſons 
—Seizers, Church-wardens, 

failing in their Duty, forfei c 

[ too. and likewiſe for every One — 

of the great Cattle 408. and for 

every Sheep or Swine 10 $. — 


| |—ſuch Goods may be ſeized by —— = ; 


Acts. 
Ver and Scct. 
Reign. GN. e 
130 11 
10 Ann. 19 170 
32 Car. 2. 2 | IT 
ditto HAR 10 
18 Car. 2. 2 * 
20 Car. 2. 7.1.10 
18 Car, 2. $3 :£ 
32 Car. 2. 2| 8 
20 Car. 2. 7 3 
ditto 3 2 
32 Cur. 2. 1 
20 Cav. 2. 7 4+ 
32 Car. 2. 2 | 6 
Cattle, 


1 
| Acts. 
Index. by 


Year and Ch. Þ Sed. 


Reign. Ce. 


——— — ͤ 
© — eo 


— —— — 


Cattle, 600 may le Imported Yearly 
Fromm the Je of Man into Cheſter, 1 20 Car. 2. 71 9 
Leverpoele, or WVirewatory —— | | | 

Certificates, 7 Vide Al amodes, Cocquets, 


Debentures, Officers, Hantat ions, eu 
Lol. | 1 


Cheelc, vide Hutter. 1 

Childzen of Natural Born Subjects“ | = | __/ 
born Abroad. are to be deem'd 3 7 Ann. #1 2.19 
Subjects to all Intents and Pur-C 2 || 30 Ann. Sx] 
poles — — — 

horn abcard any Ship belonging to 85 


| South Sea Company, to be deem d 
| Natural Born Subjects— — 
Clerks and Servants, vide Officers. 
Clocks, vide Bullion. 
Cloths made in any foreign Place, Impor- ? 
ted, forfeited, and the Importers to 
be Fined at the Sovereigns Pleaſure- 
Cloves, vide Spicery. 1 
Coals S| hipt for Ii PE Iſle of Man,) . 
or the Plantations, Bond to be given | 
for Landing them accordingly, on 9 Ann. 6] 6 
Forfeiture of the Ship and Coals, or 5 
the Value 


—Exported ſecretly and without Pay- 1 


9 Ann. 21 | 53 


—— — er I 


11 C12 Ed 3, 


Ws 


ment of Duty, the Owner to pay 130402. 19 
double the Duty — — 
Coals, Culm, and Cypnders, Imported, 
or brought Coaſtwiſe, landed before 5 
pay ment of Duty, forfeited, and the( || 7 & 10], 3, 
Ship —— — — — 


—Commiſſioners of the Cuſtoms to 2 


point Meters and Weighers, who( | 
are to return Certificates of 8 
Sorts and Quantities — — 
— Meters neglecting ſuch Certificates, gier 
forfeit J. 100. 5 Fed 
108. per Ton to be paid for all ſhort a 1 
Entred (over and above the uſual = 
 Duries) unleſs the Poſt Entry be ditto — 9 
made in 6 Days, and the Ship to be S |- 
opt or ſold for the ſame — | 


ditto 


Cochineal may be brought from Spain 


N | 
Inder. 


— a 333 


Coals, &c. not to pay Duty a ſecond time, 
vide page 34, 36. 

—1n the Fryth of Forth, not to pay Duty, 
vide page 34, 36. Z 

—uſed for melting Copper and Tin Orcs 
in Cornwal and Devon, to dran > 
back the Coaſt Duty - — 

—ſhipt Coaſtwiſe, and afterwards deſign- 
e for Exportation, the Maſter pro 
ducing his Coaſt Cocquet, and ma- 
king Oath to the Quantity of Coals 
on board, may pay the Subſidy Out- 
wards accordingly, and to have a 
Certificate to cancel his Bond, pro- 
vided the Ship be laden with Coals | 
only, and this to continue only till 
1 June 1714. and to the End of the 
next Seſſion — * 


—— 


in any Ship — 
Cocquets, vide Apprentices, 
IWoolt. | 
—or Certificates Outwards, to be in the) 
Merchants Poſſeſſion, after he has 
paid the Duty, till he hips his Goods, 1 


and then to be delivered with the 
Marks and Numbers to the ee 
25 Rule — 


Coffee from any place, from whence it 
may be legally brought, how to pay 
Duty, vide page 4o- 

—Warehouſc-keepers ſuffering any Em- 
bezlement, forfeit I. 100 and A 
incapable of any Publick Employ- 
ment 8858 3285 


— — — 4 


3 


Duties be paid down at Importa- 
tion —— — 
—Run, forfeited, and J. 500 Penalties on 

the Perſons offending, and their 

Abettors | 
—Coftee may be garbled trom Dart, 
Stones, Ce. — 5 
Coin, vide Bullion, 


| —not to be put into Warchouſes, it 1 


— a 


Gg 2 


[ 229 J 
; 


Officers, | 


Acts, 
"Year and 8 . 
19 „ 
— AO 4 
9 An : 6 53 
ditto 281 6 
iz Ann, 181 3 
12 Car. 2. 41 6 
lo Ann. 26 | 36 
ditto — 
dit ro — 35 
ditto — 45 


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| —Frey and Patent Officers, their ; 


the different Methods, page 56, 57, 56, 


Inder. 


General, and a Certificate from tne | } 
Comptroller General, with Allow- | 
ance of the Commiſſioners of the 
Cuft:»ms, is a Ortzetres to any Col- 


Coinage, a Receipt from the how the 


lector —— 5 Is = 
—Fees, how to be Diſtributed, vide 
page 31. 


Colleſtozs, vide Apprentices, Damages, 
Debentures, Greenland, Greenwich, 
Officers. 

Commanders, vide Captains. 
Comnuſſioners of the Cuſtoms to take the 
uſual Oachs. vide Officers. 


Deputies, Cc. to take the Oathęe 
of Truſt at theit Admiſſion — 
have Power to Adminiſter the Oath a- 
gainſt exacting Foes, to Patent 065 
cers and their Deputies — 
—and the Oath of Truſt to Officer 
not to be Members of Parliament, Ec. 
vide, Alamodes, Corn, Eaſt India, Equi- 


valent, Bullion, Coals, Comage, Hides, 
Linen, Naval, Officers, Packet-boats, 
Plant ations, Spicery, Tea, Warehouſe, 
Wool. 

—See likewiſe the Branches ſeverally, 
Pert. I. | | 


53 to Gt. and Appendix. 


59, 60. 


. 
And vide from page 53 to 61. and 
Appendix. = 
Copper-bars, forcign, Exported, not to 
Draw back the Duties, unleſs the, 
Werte Imported from the Eaft Indie; 


or Coaſt of Barbary only 


Computation, directions about it, page | 


—Examples, ſee the Branches feverally | 


Acts. 


Fear and 
Reign. 


ditto 


the Juſtices of the Peace twice every 


— — 


Coꝛn Imported, the Price to be ſetled 5 


Lear in England 


25 Car. 2. 


„„ 
12 & 13 V. z. 


4&g5W.& M. 
6 . & Il. 


11 


10 


222 
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Conn, the Old Subſidy to be paid ont of 


| —Exported, with Bounty, Bond to 70 


Bounty to be paid by the Collector 


Inder. 


— 


— 


re —A—n'8 ATE 


— 


ing to ſuch Prices at the Port of 
Importation, vide page 6 and 7 


given for the Exporting it after the 
Rate of J. 200. for every 100 Tons of 
Corn, and for every qo Buſhels of 
Bear, alias Bigg, or Ton of Oat- 
meal 7. 10. and ſo proportionably— 

—{uch Bond to be cancelled upon Certi- | 
ficate under the Common-Seal of the | 
Chief Magittrate of any Place be- 
yond Sea, or under the Hands and | 
Seals of two known Britzhh Mer- 
chants 


—Bounty to be paid, vide page 67. 


1 


9 * 


no 


out of the Branch of Cuſtoms, on 
demand, upon proper Certificates and 
Oath, vide page 11. 2 
—or by the Receiver-General in Three 
Months, upon Certificate to the | 
Commiſſioners of the Cuſtoms, from > 
the Collector, thar he has nor Mo- 
ney to pay it — — 
vide Fees, Ships, Victual. 
Counterfeiting, vide Alamodes, Deben- 
tures, Hides, Linen, South-ſea, 
Cut work, vide Bonelace. 
Cyder, vide Beer. 


* 


D. 


Images, deſcribed, page Gr. 
—on Wines to be adjuſted at the 
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of the principal Officers, Rule 10— 
—on Tobacco and other Goods, may be 
_ adjuſted by Two indifferent Mer- 
chants upon Oath, to be choſen by 
the principal Officers, Rule 11. vice 
Appendix — 


Reign. 


2 — 


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5 Ann. 


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656— 


Debentures or Certificates for Drawing” 
back Duties upon Exportation, to 
be Stamp<d throughout Britain, 
Penalty on tho Wrfer or Printer 
J. 10. beſide full Cit of Sui:; On the 8 
Officer that Sign:, 'ofs of Office be- 
ſide the foreſaid Penilties, and the 
Certincate or Pehenture not good 
till it be Stampr, ad J. 5. paid down 
beſide the Stamp Duty 1 

—Counterfcitins fuch Stamps, Fe'ouy — 


|—Upon al ering the Stamps, Deben- 


tures, Cc. marked with the Old 
Stamys may be changed within; 
60 Days after Proclama ion; thoſe | 
not brought in by that time of no | 


—for Duties to he Drawn back upon 
Re- exportation, to be ſworn to by 
the true Exporter only, as heing m- 
tereſted in the Hazar l of th. Voy- 
age, or ſn emp oyed by Commiſſian 
| in the Direction of the Voyage, as 
to be able to judge wheiher the 
Goods be really, and bona fide Ex- 
ported — —-— 
may be ſworn to by the Agent or Hus: 
band cf auy Company, or by ary 
Merchants known Se vant uſually 
employed in making his Entries— 


cery, and Tea, (not from the Place 

| of its G:ewt!. ) O-.th to be mes 

for whoſe Account Ex por ed 

for Tc hacco Exported, ro be on one or 
more ÞP.rci.ment or Parchments, and 
Oath to be made, and printe! 8 


the Debenture, in t'.e Terms pre. 
{c-1' ed by — 


der 20 Tons, not to be pai! 
—for Toba: co Ene for Ireland, not 

to be paid a Certificate Fe pr 9 

ducell of its being Landed there-—9 


for Chocolate, Cocoa, Pictures, rg 


for Tobacco Expo: ed in a Veſſel un-? 


Ads. 


Vear and Sect 
Reign. 8 e. 

9 Ann. 23 | 36 
ditto > 1 Is 
| 9 Ann, 2330 
40 & NM. 15 | 1; 
2 & 3 Ann. 9 1:14" 
6 & 7W.23. 71-5 

88. 3. 10 


8 Ann, 


dittd 


— —ñ SO NNN 


[ 233 ] 


y Acts. 
: | | Inder. 0 Year and Ch Sect. 
. Reign. Oe. 


bdebentures, Maſters to carry a Duplt? | 
| cate of the Contents ſhipt, certi- 
fy*d by the Officers in Britain, > || S Ann. 13] 19 
| 


which is to be produced to the Of- 

1 ficers in Ireland, before Landing 

6 Goods ſhipt by Certificate, relanded » 13914 C. 2. [11 r2 

forfeited, or the Value, and 3 8 Aun. ; 9 

= Drawback to be paid for the ſame—5 

| W —Þoa's, Horſes, Carriages, Fc. fo em-) | 
1 ploy'd, forfeited ; and the Expor- 

1 ters, Aſliſters, Directors, or Re-! 8 Ann. 13 re 
| Ceivers, forfeit double the A- 

| 


mount of the Drawback on ſuch | t! 


ö 
1 Goods —— — | " 
—0[fficers conniving, forfeit their Im — 
1 ployments, to be Impriſon d Six ; 
= Months, and made incapable of” dit'o TT CP 
1 any Publick Office 
= —Maſtcrs of Ships, or others belong 
| ing to ſach Ships, aſſiſting or con- 
] niving, to ſuffer 6 Months Im- | 
3 priſonment, beſide ali other Pe- ditto >, | 
: nalties by former Acts, or either | 1 
| of them — — - J; | | 
W—Allowances on damag'd Goods andy 
| Diſcounts made Inwards, to be re- 12 14 C. 2. 12 
| bated, or defaulk'd on Debentures my 
ide Books, Corn, Fees, Fiſh, Goods, vl 
1 ©: Hides, Morchants, Sale. ? 6 
Schemes for Calculating the Drawbacks, 
4 vide page 64, 65, 66, 67. 
Denizens, vide Aliens. | 175 
Denmark, Trade thither free to all Sub- 
jects + — — — 
Devenerunt, vide Seizers. 
Diamonds, Jewels, Pearls and Precious 
Stones, to paſs Outwards without _ | 
Warrant or Fee, ſee at the end of % 1 
the Jable of Fees after Index ——_) | | Tp 9 
Dice, vide Cards. 3 
Dilcharge of Goods, Rules and Directions 
tor the ſame from page 68 to 34. 
Diſcounts, allow'd, vide the Branches res 
ſpectively, Part. J. | | 0 
* Diſcounts | 


— 


- . „ 


25 Car. 2. 71 5 


— 
— * 


[ 234 ] 
Acts. 1 


| Inder. — — 


Fear and 
Reign. e. 


— 1 
— 


— 


|| 


— 
— 


Diſcounts, a Table fer working them, 
Page JT, 52. | 1 
—Inwards, to be rebated Outwards, vide 3 [i 
Debentures. WF 
Dilpatch, vide Merchants. 
Dꝛawbacks, allow d, ſee the Branches ſe- = | 
verally, Part. J. | | = | 
Exceptions, fee the Branches ſeverally, 
Part. I. 
Schemes for Calculating them, page 64, f 
65, 66, 67. . 1 
—A scheme for the time limited for Fx- * 
portat ion, page 62, 63 NS 
vide Bonds, Corn, Debentures.Fees, Fiſh, | } 
Goods, Hides, Hops, Merchants, Na- 
val Stores, Sar. 
D2ugs Ratcd, a Clauſe to be obſerved, | | 5 
Page 126. 8 
Unrated, cnumerated and aſcertaine]l, | F 
page 28. | 
how to be valued, page 28, 41. 
—and Goods for Dyers uſe enumerated 1 
and aſcertained, page 28. | = |- 
q —of America, regularly Imported om) | 
1 the Plantations, to pay Duty on- 
ly as if from the place of their 
us Growth — 
4 Duties enumerated and rcfterr d to tor Ex- 
Fi planation, Page 2. 
Wil —under whoſe Management, page 43, 44. | 
Wil —how and when payable, ſee the Branches 
li, } reſpectively Part J. | 
I. to be paid Inwards and Drawn back up- 
WW on Exportation by Brityh in Britiſh 
5 Ships, from page 88, to 194. 
—to be paid or drawn back by Aliens, over 
and above the former, page 86, 87. 
to be paid Coaſtwiſe, Page 199, 
—to be paid Outwards, from page 201 to 
220. 
Dyal-plates, vide Bullion. 


7 Ann. 8 2 


ty 


4 


VCöo be upon Oath; and Goods um ler 


Aſt⸗India, Entries of Goods 0 
valued or unem ered, fork Re; _— 


double the Value 
Ships bound thither, to my 15 50 


after the Rate of J. 2500 — — for 
every 100 Tons Burthen, to bring 
their Returns w hs Mut breaking 
Bulk to ſome Port of Britain 
Duties of Goods from thence, 
how to be paid. 
Directions about the Du- 80 ide i 
ties. b | pen! 
Examples of the Computa- | 
tions thereof. 
Goods to be ſold publickly 5 Inch of e 
Candle, on Forfeiture, cr the Value- 


forfeit Ship and Cargo, and double 
the Valuc — ee 


the Value of their Stock——— —5 
—Wrought Silks, Cc. not to be worn in 
Britain,, page 20. 

such Goods to be Imported into ee. 
Port of London only, and there re- 
gularly enter d, on Forfeiture, and 

J. 50. xv 

—to he Cellaicd or Secured in Warc- 2 

houſes till Exportation - 9 
—Warchonlc-Keepers ſuffering them 
to be E: Re ed, forfeit J. 500. -— 

and the Value of the Goods, and 

mad? unc 1 to hold any pub. ; 

lick Employment- — —y 
found in any Houſe ( other than the) 
Queen's Warc-houſe) forfeitc, 

and the Seller, or Perion in whoſe 


— — — 


i 3 — Whether ſuch Goods 
be mixt, or made up with other 


Goods, or not— — 
: | H h 


Acts, 


ow. 


„ 


th. 


Year and 
Reign. | 25 


— 
r 
1 are 


Perſons trading thither not ia doublet 


—Perſons Licenſed, nor to Trade above e. 


Cuſtody they are found, to pay b 


9 & 10.3. | 44 | 67 


6 An,. 


11 G12 W.3-| 10 


ditto, 


ditto. 


ditto. 


Wo 


. 3. 4459 


* 
8 


7 
1 
* 
Y 
. 

| 

: 
* 


Eaſt-Judia Wrought Silks, c. Seized, 
Proof to lie on the Owner, and to 
be fold by Inch of Candle for Ex- 
port atio = N 

Upon Exportation of ſuch Goods, 
Bond to be taken accordingly--—- 
Such Bonds to be Cancelled upon 

» Certificate, under the Common 
Seal of the Chief Magiſtrate a- 
broad, or under the Hands and 
Seals of twoknown Brie, Merchants 

Such Bonds not Proſecuted within 
3 years, nor judgment obtained 
within 2 years after proſecution, 
void; Officers refuſing to deliver 

them up accordingly, to pay Da- 

15 mage, and treble Coſts 
—An Account of ſuch Prohibited 
Goods to be delivered by theWare 
houſe-Keeper to the Commiſſioners 

of the Cuſtoms half yearly, which 

they are to lay before the Parlia- 

ment the iſt Week of every Seſſion 


— — 


a — 


Eaſtland Company ; any Subject may — 


Free of it, paying 40 flullgs 
Embzoiderp, vide Bonelace. | 
Equivalent to be pail by England to 
Scetland for Duties paid there (not 
then purchaſed) applicable to 1 


Debts ot England contracted before 
the Union of the 2 Kingdoms, Art. 15. 

—Commiſſioners to have Abbreviats halt) 
yearly from the Commiſſioners of the 
Cuſtoms in Scotland of the Produce( 
of that Revenueaam —> 


a 
1 en 


to have tne Excreſcence (over and 95 


bove I. 3000 o annually) for 7 years 

from Mayr), to the U ſes directed 

[Examples of Computing 
Goods, vide Appendix. 

—other Goods, vide Computation. 

—of Diſcharging Goods, page 69,7 5, 76,7). 

Exchequer, vide Gocds, Officers, Seizure, 
Se/Jion, Witneſſes, Wooll, Writs, 


Eaſt India 


| 


| Acts. 
| Year and ©, Ge; 
| Reign. Ch. He. 
| Exch 
| Ir C5 12 W.. 10 2,4 . 
ditto. — 2 
| ditto. e 
6 
| 
8 Ann. I3 | 24 
11 12 . 3.10 6 
25 Car. 2. 7-1 6 
. 
5 Ann, 3 
6 Ann, 24 "oY ow 
5 Ann. 01 7 
| 
| 5 
Exchequer 


8 


11 


Inder: 


I 


i ————. 
— 
—— 


Exchequer in England. to appoint Ports, 

* Landinę Places, c. — — 5 

—1n Scotland, to do the ſame there 

—Ofſtcers of the Cuſtoms ſubject to 
the Rules of that Court — 

—the Four Terms, viz. Wpitſontide, 

from 1 June to 22; Lammas, from 

7 July to 26; Martinmas, from 

3 Nov. to 29; and Candlemas, from 

23 Jau. to 12 Febr. all incluſive 


F. 


Ees, a Table for the Port of London 
( af ter the Index) — " 


in the other Ports, to be ſuch as 8 


taken in 4 Fac. I. till otherwiſe ſer- 
tled by Parlament 
—pavable by 12 C. 2. c. 4. or by any 
Law fince, to the Othce:s of the Cu- > 
ſtoms in Great Britain, confiemed—9 
—of a Poſt Entry, when the Cuſtom is 
under 55. nothing; cxcecding that, 
and under 40s. 6d; above 405. the 
ſame Fees with the prime Entry, 
'Table of Fees after the Inde 


of a Cocquet or Certificate Outwar ls 


— 
. 


— 2 ů ů ů·ů ·ů R ·ů ˙ — 


granting the ſame, Rule 25. 
—for Corn and Proviſions within the 
Port of London, only L.— 3. F. and 
to paſs by Tranſire without Bond 
for Corn under 50 Quarters, or Hop | 
under 50 Bags, only J. — 1. 8:—— 
but one Fee to be paid, though the 
Duties be diſtributed into ſeveral 
Offices, T able of Fees after the 
Index | — 
not to be exacted by Officers; Penal- 
ty, Loſs of Employment, and Inca- 
pacity to bold any Office in the Cu- 
ſtoms for the future, Rule 24, and 
Order of the Commons annexed to 


the Table aforeſaid — : 
Hh 2 


——— 


« 4 
— ev re 


to be paid in cne Sum to the W | 


Acts, 


EEE EE 


Year and 


Reign. 


| 


I30% 14 Car. 2. 


6 Ann. 
ditto. 


7 Ann, 


12 Cay: 2: 


ditto, 


8 An. 


12 Car; 2; 


ditto, 


I Ann. 


dit ro. 


I2 Cay. 2. 


ditto. 


11 


26 


T5 


13 


26 


26 


67. 


Fees 


— 
jon —ä———— z pe - 


— — — — 


— ( — 


— — * 


Fees Legal, not paid, Diſpatches may be 
Ropr, Order of Commons aforeſaid 
none to be paid for Foreign Coin =] 
Bullion Inwards 
—nor for pony onds, Precious Stone „ 
Jewels and Pearls, Outwards 
—nor for Fiſh by Britiſh in Britiſh 
Shipping, Inwards, Outwards, or 7 
Coaſtu- ile — 
—nor for ae e Paying for Subſi 7 
3 


w—_ * — 


5.5. or under, {ee the Tavle . 
after Ind. * Tie 
—nor for Corn Debe 


RUXES 


nor for Fiſh and Fleſh Debentures 


—nor for Salt Debentures- 5 
how to be dittribured, 


—ſor © Coinage, 
Pe 31. 
Fil, Imported, not Cured, Saved, andy 
Dried by Britiſh Or Iriſh, , 
double Aliens Cuſtom, vide page - 
taken by Foreigners, and Dried in this 2 
0 Ingdo; . leited — 
= uiz. Cod, Herrings, Ling, or Pilchards, 
freſh or ſalted; - dry or bloated, and 
or Conger lImportet, 


Salmon, Eels 
taken by Foreig lers, forfeited- 


— 8 


NT Stock Fiſh, and Live Fel 


Sof all forts taken by Foreigners, and 
Imported in Foreizn Ships, not be- 
ing wholly Brit: %, forfeited, ande 
the Chin — — 

La Proviſo for Stock Fiſh, Live Eels, e 

Anchoves, Stucgeon and Cavear- 

uz. Cod Fiſh, Hake, Herrings, Ling, | 

| Piichari:, Salmon and Sprats, 1 rot to 
be Imnported, un'eſs Oath be made 
by the Owner that they were all ! 

Cured with 

Duties . payable in Britain were 

Paid or Secured, and nct Drawn 

back, on Forteucuie, and double the 


Value 


% . EE. DS 6 Donut cs * 


f 
— 


Acts. 


2 


Year and 
Reign. 


to pay > 


Salt, for which the © 


12 Car. 2. 


ditto, 
120 13 N. 
9 &5 10 IV. 2 


7 Ann. 


9. 05 10 M. 3. 


12 Car. 2. 


13 Pliz, 


18 Car. 2. 


32 Car. 2. 


dittos 


I Any. 


2 & 3.Ann, 


SY 


0s 


6 


Filt ; 


—— — ͤ —ͤ6—— Ry 


E 


2 
= 


„„ v© coma 


1 
REP 
2 


7 
5 
JJC ⅛ ˙wAUnN... I Ro 


Duties, forfeited, and double the 


—The Maſter Ot uch . Or V eſſe] vi pro- 


1439 ] 


Inder. 


— 


—— — 


3 


— 


N 


Fiſh; but the Maſter of any Boat or? 


: Veſſel bound on a Fithing Voyage | 


to the North Seas or Iſle land, may { 
in any Port of Great Britain take on | 


| board any quantity of Byitiſſ Salt, | 


paying or ſecuring the Duties. 


Ocßcer to give the Mafter a e 


of the quantity ſhipped, and of the 
paying or ſecuring the Dutie 


Cod Fiſh, Ling or Hake cured there, 


may be Imported, Oatn being made 
before landing, of their being 7 caught 
and cured there, and the Fiſh ten- 


them, to have part of the Tail of 
each Fiſh cut off. Fiſh landed before 
they be fo tender d, forfeited, and 
double the Value 
Foul Salt fo made uſe of, remaining 105 
be thrown over-board in preſence of = 


=. WO — 


the Salt Officer 
Salt remaining unuſed, not entred ing 
10 days after r coming into Port (ex- | 
cept by Streſs of Weather, cr other 
unavoidable Neceſſities) or Jan: ei 
before Entry, and paying down the > 


Value by the Proprietor, Maſter, or 
Perion Commanding —-— — 


ducing the Certificate aforeſaid, ma- 
king Oath of the Fiſh being cured 

and tender d as above. 13 to receive a 
Certihcate from the Collector accor- |! 
dingly ( graze ) and of paying the > 
Duty of the Silt remaining; upon 
producing which Certi'icate to tne 
Collect r of the Salt Duties, w] 1ere 
the Duty Was pat | or ſecur<d, it is 
to be repail, or Security diſe narged | 


Boats or Vellcl: |! having taken in ef 


Salt periching at Sca, or being taken 
by Enemies, the Prop rietor upon( 
Proof at t. 12 Quarter © emons 3 nere 


der d at landing, and before removing & 


3 
2 — 


err 92 — 


Acts. 


Year and 
Re1gn. 


ditto; 


ditto, 


ditto. 


ditto, 


ditto. 


he | 


—  — 


—— te Sper — 


— 


1 
1 4 
1 
: 
f 


L240 


In der 


repaid the Duty, or the Security 
diſcharged- 


7— 


Fiſh, viz. Cole- fiſn. Cod - fiſh, Gull-fiſn, 
Haddocks, and Herrings Imported in 
Foreign Ships. or bought from Fo- 
reigners, forfeited, and the Ship 

—[TImported in Briz#h Ships, and taken 

by Brztyh, to pay no Duty nk 

—otherwiſe taken, but Imported by Bri- 
riſh, the Duty, page 131 
oc. Herrings White, or Red, to 

be packed in lawful Barrels juſtly 

and exactly laid by ſworn Packers, 

who are to brard the Cask with a 
Mark denoting the Gage, Quantity, > 
Quality, and Condition of the Her- | 
rings, and the Place where packed ; 
Magiſtrares neglecting to appoint | 

and {wear ſuch Packers, forfeit I. 1oo. 
— Herring Barrels to coiitain 32 Gallons— | 


{| —viz. White Herrings exported from? 
England, the Exporter to make 
Oath they were cured with Salt | 
which paid Duty to the beſt of his > 
Knowledge, that they are really Ex- 
ported, and to tell the Perſon's 
Name from whom he bought them |! 
all other Fiſh Exported from thence, 
the Exporter or Agent to Swear 
they were Briti/Þ taxen, and real 
ly Exported — 
_ | —all Fiſh Exported from Scotland capa- 
ble of Drawback, Oath to be made 
that they are really Exported for 
Sale, were all caught by Her Ma- 
jeſt ies Subjects, Inhabitants of Great 
Britain, and cured with Foreign 
Salt only, for which all Duties were | 
paid or ſecured——- - — 
Laus in force in either Kingdom for 
preventing Frauds in curing of Fiſh, 


— 


he inhabits within 9 Months, to 5 


Salmon Barrels to contain 42 Gallon | 


extended to Scotland, Art. 8.— 


— 


_—_— 


Acts. 
Vear and Sect. 
Reign. | Cb. 
12 Ann. | | 
Seſs. 2. 5 : 7 N 
15 Car. 2 7 3.20 
12 Cav. 2 4 I 
g&loW.3. 23 
15 Car. 2. 1 
13 Fliz. It 5 
22 Edw. 4. $4 4 
6 Ann. Es 
9% 10 W. 3. 44 |21 
7 Ann. 77 | 10 
| 5 Ann. 8141 
7 Ann. | IT | 5 
Fiſh 


| | Ads, 
| Inder A 


Year and 
Reign. 
fich to be exported, Casks to be marked, 16 
and part of the Tail of every Cod-tiſh a * 
1 Ling or Hake cut off before Shipping | 
| 


not well cured, or unmerchantable, e 
and Conger, to have no Daub 1 Ann. 21 25 
3 on 3 8 5 
- shipt off, and Relanded, forfeited, and . — 
'1 * the 88 = "Da — 8 * 47 5 „ 
oc. Herrings Relanged, forfeited, and | | TIEN 
| | 20 5. per Barrel 5 we. 1 7 9 
and Fleſh, the Drawback, vide p. 66, 67 1 
VLvide Debentures, Fees, Goods, Officers, . 
= Salt, Veſt money. | NN! 
W Fleſh cured with Scors Salt, the Duty, | | l 
vide page 43. Ai 
oc. Beet and Pork, the Casks to be 2 8 e 
14 mark'd on Exp ortation — — . 1 e 
—entitle4 to Drawback, Shipt and Re- 
landed forfeited, and 4o s. per Br. 8 
vide Fees, Ez). 
Fflock⸗beds, vide Wool. 1 00 
W | fo:feitures and Penalties, how to be Sued , 114 
for and Diſpoſed, vide the Atts re- | 10 0 
| ſpedtively, which impoſe them. þ 
fFoꝛms of Entries, vide page 57, 58, 59,60. 1 
Sof all Cuſtom- houſe Diſpatches, referr'd 9 
* to Page 70. 
frames and Engines for Worſted orien 


ditto. Be Mir 


1nzs, not to be Exported on Forfei- 
| ture, and 1. 40, ——-— > 
french Goods, vide Appendix. 
Fringe, vide Bonelace, and Gold. 

T | Fullers Earth, wee Mooll. 


710 8 z. 20 8 (1 


Alion, Winchefter deſcrib'd, page 72. 
J Gaging, Rules and Examples, page | ES” ws 
14 2, ) J ) g g Wy q ly 
| Gold, Me Thread, Lace, Fringe, | 1 
or other Work made thereof, Im- 
ported, torfeited, an J. 100 for eve- 
ry Parc — —_ ; Abt 
Goods taken Prize, vide Prize. | | wy 
—=exempted from the 5 Subſidy, page 14. 
and vide Appendix. || 


: — Goods 


—— 
— 


10 Ann. 26 66 


— — ROS 
—— . — — 
— — 


” Gn * 
n 4 4 —_— _—_ "I" 


* a ” 


1121 


2 — k WY 
m_ —— — N 
- . — — N * — — — ——— 
2 - ——ů ——ůů̃ — * N 
* > — — — 8 1 


ho 
1 
«SY f 
ma m_—_ 
I 
b 


L242 


Inde *. = Year and Ch Sect. [ 
Reign. EA | 


2 


— 


-” — — — — ene een anne Bn, —— — — | : — 
— — Bo 
— 
2 5 22 
Fe OO 


Goods Unrated, how to be valued, page Goods 
55 IZ, 21; 2. 28, 38, 407 42, 55. 2 1 1 
—chargeable with Peity- Cuſtom, page 8, | | - | 8 

11, 86, 87. 1 of 
—chargeable with Impoſt 1690, page 19, : 
—chargeable with Impoſt 169+ page 22, | 
—lInwards, the Duties to be paid from NL 8 t 

page 88 to 193. Fo . 
| —the Duties Coaſtwiſe, page 200. 2 7 3 1 b 
| —the Duties Outwards from page 201 to 43 
213: 1 
. Duty Inwards to pay Outwards, 1 
page 3 5. : ; LY = 
—Landed or Shipt before Payment of” | 

Duty, forfeited (and fo for each Du- 

ty, vide the Acts, by which they F 

were firſt granted.) — 1 


(OR 


7 

c 

| i 

[- Landed, or Shipt without a Warranty | | | | [ 
5 : 

7 


12 Car. 2. 5 


5 


and Preſence of one or more Of- 1314 Car. 2 11 | 7; WW! xc 
cers, forfeited —— — 1 
Landed (except Filh, Beſtial and? 
and Salt) or Shipt (except Coal, 
Stone, Fiſn, and Beſtial) at any other 
polace than the legal Keys, except by v 
ſpecial Sufferance, or in caſe of 
| Leak, and Wreck, forfeited, and the 
| Boats, Fc. — 
| — Uncuſtomed, Landed, or Prohibited, 
| Imported, forfeited, with the Boats, 
Veſſels, Horſes, and Carriages em- [| 
ploy d in removing them; and the g 4,, „„ 
Perſon concerned, aſſiſting, or found e 7 | 
with ſuch Boats, Horſes, c. for- 
{cit treble the value of the Good | 
Such Goods Inſur'd, the Infarers," | & = 
and Inſured, foi feit each J. 50g. -—- | | | 


AE 3-2 


A. 


4 ito. — 7. 


r — rr 


. 
— — AU — 


þ 5 


beſide all other Penalties; Aiders, 

| and Abbettors, forfeit the like; | | 
Inſurer diſcovering, to keep his FT Shae: 
Premium, to be diſcharged of the >| | 4 5. & M. 15 [oY 

Penalties, and entitled to the Be- | | (16,8 
nefit of an Informer; Infured di- 1 
ſcovering, to have back their Pre- 
mium, and be fo diſcharg d and : 


| priviledg d — 


8 


G oods, 


? 
N 


_— Cd 
a — 


Acts. 


1 
| DE LAG Ea > oa a 


OT IS. 5 . ads dtd 


— 


\ 
|{ Year and 
| | 


Goods. Porters. Carm en, Watermen, or 
ke others, Afliſt: ng in the Landing or | 
| Shipp 12 GO Is Without a W atiant, 
1 and an O! cer, tor the e irſt Otience to 
56 Commurted to Goa!, till they Had 
| Surety for t. eir good Behaviour; for 
| the Second Offence to lic in Prifon 
| 2 Months without Bail, or till the 
5 diſcharg q Dy the Court of E ** 
chequer, C9 ce oe.Day 45. <0 
the Sheriff —— ——— 


ed or Shipt bur between 6 and 6, 
from the 10 March to the 10 Sep- 
tember; thence to the 19 March, 
from $1 in to Sun; Officers rœfuſing to 
be prefent acccordingly, for feit 
1. 5.— — Rule 13.— — 


* . DR —_ 4 


Not to be Landed (except Fiſh - and; 


| Salt) nor Shipt (except Fiſh. ) but | || 
in Day-izht i. e. between Sun anc 
(| Sun, from the 1ſt of Mar ch tothe | | 33 
laſt of September ; thence to the > | 1 £412 
| I of March, from 7 in the Morning 
| till 41n the Afternoon, © on torſer | | 
ture, Or the value — 7 1 
iz. Deal-boards, Fir- timber, Groce 55 
| Olive-oyl, Puch, Pot-aſhes, R 02 en, | 
| Salt, Spicery, Tar, Tobacco; orf. 
| Wines ( except Rheniſ) Wines) not 


to be Imported from the Nether- 
Lands, or Germany on forfeiture 
ot tre | 
—Proviſo for Hungary Wines from 
Hambourgh 
—Query, not withflanding the 14. 
Car. 2. aforeſaid, Salt 2 be Lin- 


—_— —-— SOT reg 


| 


In the Port of London, not to be Land- 


Ship a d Goode  —_—— 


| ported from the Nether! ands, by- 80 


7 9 

Y J 1 , A 
"BE oh 44 7 

( - 14 td ww Fo - F - v + » 


1 


H d 
\ 


$44 

«a 
4 

* 

* 

* 


1 


1 Ann. 


2 © Ann. 


| Reign. 
N 
| 
ll 
pas 
on P14 Car. 2, 
. 
1 
| 
\| 
| | 


— 


88 


. 


—— —— 
— — — 


— 


O 


ta 


| IL 2.3 
| 
13 112 


_y 
1 


<A ———— ů ů— ů —⁵˙²⁵ -!. 


| 

of Aſia, Africa, or America, | | 
| to be Imported only in Brit iſb | | | 
Ships legally Man d, or in Ships be- 12 Care 18 5 
longing to Her Majeſt: es Planiaticns ” 

0 | | | 

there, ON fore ture © f the >: ip and | | 
Goods: —— : 7 | 

FE I Goods 


[ 244 


Inder. 


— — REY ADS. ES EZꝓ—4ri vs 
— — o — w 


— ——ͤ—ä—ͤ 2 — — 


— = 


5 4 2 2 


R—_—z ͤ GO 


ns 


Goods of Forcign Growth, Production or | 
Manufacture, to be Shipt, and 
brought from no other ( (COUnmtry,: 
but that of their Growth, Produ 
ction or Manufacture, or from ſuch 
Ports where theſe Goods have been 


_uſually firit Shipt tor Tranſportatr- | 
On, and In Britiſh Ships legally 
Man' Us or I jantation 8 pp! 185 ON | 
forfeiture of Ship and G00ds 


N. B. This luft Paragraph is by the 
Judges expla 1171 d 0 be 1 | Limited 


70 Goods of Aſia, Africa, _ A. 
merica. 


—Enumerated Page (8.) to be Import- 
ed in Pritiſſß Ships, or Ships of t] that 
Country, whereof the ſaid Cor ds 
arc the Growth, Production or Ma- 
nufacture, or of ſuch Port where- ! 
of the ſaid Goods can only Of moſt j 
uſually arc firſt Shipt for Tranſpor. Wo 
tation, on forfeiture of Sl "p 1 
Goods — þ 
—of the Ger eig rs and Levant Seas, 

| and Eaſt india Goods, w hich | 
may be brought from the uſual | | 
Places of Lading, in Britiſh > 
Ships duly Man'd, tho thoſe | 
Places be not. the very 3 
of their Growth, & 

—of the Growth, e. of the) 
Spaniſb, or Hi tugeese Planta- | 
tions, Which May be brought 
from Span, Portugal or TVe- 
fern A; reſpectively, in | 
Britiſh Shipe- 

—for Bullion, 3 Prize Code 
[—and for Cochineal, vide Cochi- 

+ neal. 

—Prohibited, may he taken to the 
Queens Warehouſe, and likewiſe 
Goods uncuhomed, 20 Days fromc 

the Ships Entry -— | 


LET 


Proviſoes for Goods. 
A 


* 


Acts. 


rr 


„ 


LE n 


Vear and 01 Sect. 
tile. 
Reign. Oc. 


— — — — 


E 


——— —— 
— 


©. ao r 2 ——. - * g mera 
— P 8 — 


2, 18 


— OOO s«r—2Ü'ũ e 


—— —— E—E—ũ—̃ —— 


* 
, a *S- 
ditto. 12 


— 1 


22 


ditto. 14 


dito. 


12 & 14Car.2. 


| 


— 
1 


| 
© 


— i I IR — ——  — A 
W — * 


e — — 
x | | 
—— — 
2 £3 nw 


. GG...” T—— ww Ons a oo 


[ 245 3 


Inder. 


—— . r Z he ho en fo nu i lr te PEEL IR ROI 


|| 


. 2 — — —— 
2 i if WO. } * S- 


Goods Damage, vide Appen: ix, and Da- 
mages, 

— Open'd,or Alter'd on board, vide My ffers, 

found Concealed after cleari ing ot the 7 

Ship, fotrfeited - —5 


Orarant'ime, hips, Vines. 


Drawback, 


wb ent of Duty, tle Owner for ( 
feits double the Value according 0 


the Book of Rates (except Coals, 
k hich ſec —ʃ½1: 
—loſt at Sea, or taken by the Ene- ) 


4 a > TX 4 
mies, Upon proof before the Lol 


tificate from him. the like Quantity 
may be ſllipt off Duty free-——— 
—7oing Coal wiſe, Bond to be g:ven? 
to return Certificate within 5 
Months of their being landed 
—ſhip: Coaſtwiſe without a Sufferance, £ 
torſeited- 
landed Coaftwiſe withour 1 Sufferance” 5 
forfeited — —— 
carried from one Port to another, in” 
Ships belonging to Aliens, 1 in Wi, og 
| or in part, or not duly Navigated 
| forfeited, and the Slip 
vide Bullion, Drugs, Pac ſtet-boat s, Salt, 
| Hips, IF coll, 
Gz: ain, vide Corn. 
Gzants made by Her Majeſty, out of 
the Revenue of the Civil Lift, toC 
| defermine with Her Life, vide Of 
Nice: 
[Szeenland, Trade. thither free to all” 
| Subjects, with the fame privileges 
| the Company had uy 4 5 IV. 
e i — 
Ships Trading thither, may ha Sail“ 3 
with Brit iſi — enema 


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vide Alamodes, F. aſl india, "PPE RE 
—Shipt by Cert ificac e, vide De bentures, 


hipt ſecretly and Exported wuhout) 


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Hides and 


Gzeenland, ſucn Ships not to enjoy the 
Victualled in, and proceed from Bi 
tain, to he Atteſſe by the 
ctor of the Port, 
8316! — 

Gzeenwich Hoſpital, 6 
be paid towards the Support thereo 
by al! Seamen, He. 
Wages— 

5 (impowered by the Admi— 
ralty) may Summon Perſons upon 
Oath, and if they refuſe to Swear, 
to pay Within 14 Days, forfeit 
. 20. —— and double Coſte 

—-Maſfters, attempting to go to we” . 
fore pavment thereof, the Ship 
may be ftopr —————— 

Gunpowder, vide Huiminition. 


: Colle— 
from whence They 


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to deal in Leather for the future. 
ſuch Exportation declared likewiſe 
2 Common Nuſance — 


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Britain (except [reland) to 0 
other Place than Britain, Penal cy 
double the value — 


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Skins dreſt 
mark d, page 38. 


Im ported „ 0 


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stamps to be provide d by the Commil- 


ſioners of the Cuſtoms 
—-Counterfeitins ſuch Stamps, 
knowingly Selling any Hie et, Mc. 

with ſuch Counterfeirted stamps, 
Fellony = — 
—Wares made of Hides, or Skins only 
carried, not to Draw ks che New 


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Year and 
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Acts. 
Year and Oh. Seck. | 
Reign. Cc. 
14 7 | 
| || Hides, dreſt Hides, or Calve Skins dre ory | 
WW! curried,Exported, to Draw back one 10 Ann. 26 6 | | 
Peny per Pound weight— 9 Wh. 
| W|—Dreft, and dreſt Skins, and made 1 
Wares, to have Drawback tho' the 9 Ann. it | 39 4 
1 Mark be vorn off, Oath being 10 Ann 26 5 13 
11 made — —— — — | Al: 
 Wi—'\uch Goods entitled to Drawback, "1p 
dhipt off, and relanded, forfeited, 9. Anz, ir | 40 | 
| | and treble the value, vida e 4 
hops Foreign, rebagg'd into oe "414. 
| | Bagging, either for Sale or Expor 9 Ann. 12 | 23 __ 
tation, penalty J. 10.—— the hun- \ {1-48 
F-:. dred weight — ——— Fl! 
| —ufing the ſame Bagg twice or oftner, ? 1 | 0 
11 on which the Officer has put his> | | dirto. — 25 44 
11 Mark, penalty I. 459. — — WY 
| WH | —Exported for rel and, to have no WAY 
S 8 during the LR ance ditto, — 127 W 
of this Act 8 1 
| = not to be Imported into Ireland, du- ) 00 
g ring that time, except from e * 1 
1 only, on Forfeiture, or the Value ditto | — | 27 Wk 
S 17 and the Ship; ſuch Importation | | 1 
Wi declared likewiſe. a Common Nu- 5 | 1 
1 ſance a 5 5 
E Britiſb, upon Oath, and Security, mayy 1 
1 be Exported to Ireland, ne have | ditto, =. 0 
| | Draw back-- — NY . 
En the Port of London, vide r | = 
“bons unwrought, not to be Tranſport ) : WEIL? 
a4, or Sold to Strangers, penalty > || 7 Jac. 1. I4 | 4 1 
= double the value-— — It 
 W Votles, vide Goods. | i 
| } | YOPS, vide Goods. ö | | ; [4 | | 
busbands, Agent: or Factors, vide De- Wi 
= bentures, | Ati! 
Br CHAT 
; i 
0 
Apan'd and Lacquer d Wares, to pay | 1 
Duties according to the value «I & 14 W. 3. 1115 hell 
Publick Sale at the Candle WH 
Jewets, vide Diamonds. | N 
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N =, e 

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Jncidents, how to be Paid, vide page 11. ine 
Ind, the meaning of it, page 38. | 0 


Inkozmations upon this Act, Falſe, | 


Damages and Coſts, to be recovered |} 72 Car. 2. 19 | 4 con 
| from the Informer | | 


Inſurers, vide Alamodes, Foods. 
Intereſt. vide Officers. 
Jntroduition, Hager. | | 
1 Jr ght, may be carried to?! = 
Iron U nWrTou =, Ht, may De Carr LL ww EE £ - f 9 Ann, 2 i 03 I 7 
Spain —8 b BY 
Juries, in Caſes relating to the Cuftoms,5 |} | 3 
; N Hb: 00 j 8 1 BN « | os, A . E 3 
to conſiſt of Free born Subjects e130 514 Car. 2 11411 
only 38 CS FM Wo I Eo ĩͤ HODGE 29 2 NIE | = 5 
= > | | | E 3 By: 
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Juſtices 01 Te | Calc, 2110 4 A 2 7 1 
+ Is Mo gs. To: a TT 5 0 Fl 
ſtrates and Ohe SIS, Us IVE AA \. 1 
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4 


1 ; 
* 2 u 7 * 
8 1 eee ty SE Alto — 32 In 
fiſtance to the: Officers of the Cu Ti el 9 
ſtoms — ns. GAA 1 C—ͤ ˙—— GS CPNRERIp 3 e 
a; 1 4.7 343 40 AS e- 75 gat ** „ 1 » 2 
ide LIP PYENITICCS Cattle, Corn, Officers. f ? 1 
Ouarantine, Salt. | ] 
1 1 ö — 
K. 


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| Eepers of Keys, Se. Vide VVhay- 
1. fingers. 
Keys, vide Goods. 


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[TLogv 
1 
Lond! 


Ace, vide Bonelace and I'ringe, | 
L Lacquered Warcs, vide Japan d. | | 
Lamb, vide Cattle. | 
| Lambs, vide Sheep. | | 
Laws relating to the Cuſtoms, to be 

the fame throughout Britain (pri- | 

vate Rights in Scotland reſerved )S || Ann. 13 
and all Laws unconſiſtent with the } 
j Union repealed ; Art. 6, 18, 25.— 1 | 
j Leather Manufactures, vide Hides. | | | | 
Lighters, vide Goods. 
Linen Foreign; the Meaſures of ſevera] 
l i Sorts, Page 71. | 


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f | —Checquer'd, Stript, Cc. to be Stampt || 10 Aan. 19 | 87 | 
| Directions about the Duty, page 150, 
} 154 156. | j | 


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| By 3 : Linen, 


[ 2490 


Acts. | 
Inder. — — — 


| Year and 0 Sect. 


5 {1s 
| [ N Reign. . e. 


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Linen Stamps, to be provided by the? 
1 ö Commiſſioners of the Cy ſtoms, and 
1 may be Altered by Her Ma je ſty- 
| || _Counterfeiting the Stamps, Fel- 


lon e e Goes — — ——ͤ— —ů—ůů 
Perſons ſelling Linen knowingly,! 


| | 
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10 Ang, I9 | 95 | | 
with fuch Counterſeit Stamps, | | | . 
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their Ai1ders, and Abbettors 10 Pay 
J. 100. — — and ſtand in the | | 
; Pillory— JJ notes IR | | 
- Britiſh Exported, how to pay Duty: | 1 
|] page 208. | | 0 
| | — Britiſ) Sails, or Sail-cloth, vide Sails. lar bl 
lriſh, vide Viantations, | 
in Scotland, expoſed to Sale, or) 
deſigned to be Exporte, not mark-( 
ed with the Stamp of a Royal | | £9 Ann, 21 3 
| Burgh, c. penalty 1.— 5. S. — e hs EO | pl 
| Picce — — — — 10 F It 
|W| —Counterieiting ſuch Stamp, dere WH: 
1 7. 50. — — or a Years Imprifon- **VVVV |. 
| ; 
| 


ED —.- m — — ——— EE an. 
* Tanks 4 arne * FR . 
. YL » 1 


* ö * as * ditto. S — 

ment, if the Offender prove os 4 
ſolvent —— — 8 
logwood, alas Block wood, may be Im- 7 17 
; N : 2 fa . 14 
13 ported — — 2 130714 Car 2,1] IT 26 


London, the Package, Scavage, and nie | 


eage Fees confirm'd to the Lord 12 Car. 2. gt © 
Mayor, &'c. Rule 20 : 
the advance Duty on Coals there, vide 


|| Page 199. | | 


the advance Duty on Wines there, vide 


- Page 49; 315 190. 1 
Luſtrings, vide Alamodes, I 3 [il 


Or 2 ECT RET YO YT PIUITTY HS TR r 


0 | 9 
| 14 
1 or | — = _ 6 | Mi | | 
| Ace, vide Ping. 5 25 6 
141 Madder, may be Imported-——— | | 13 Car. 2. 16 3 0 


Magiſtrates, vide /2/trces. | ul | 
Malt Imported from beyond Seas before Py ogy [FH | 


EN 
= 
A 
2 
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24 June, 1715. forfeited, and the ditto, Seſs. 2. : 


[SY Value — — 
; 1 LETS) vS 
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= — 9 — — 


r 
On 
— 


— 


| —vide, 


| —to anſwer upon Oath to all Inter 


Malt Exported, the 6 d. per Buſhe! nat to 
be reckoned into the Value of the > 
Pricc— . . 5 

Mariners Foreien, Serving 2 Years ny 
a Britiſh Ship, are to be decm'd > 
britiſh Subjects — 

Alamodes, Cattle, Goods, 
Greenwich, Da ers, Ships, Tallow, 
IWool!. 

Watters, vide AMlamodes, Apprentices, 
Bullion, Debentures , Fiſh, Goods, 
Greenwich, Quarantiue, Sails. Salt, 
Ships, Iullow, Whalebone. V vol. 

to make a true Report of their Ship 
and Cargo upon their Arrival in 
the Out-Ports ; and in the Port of 
London within Three Days, Penal- 
ty J. 100.- 


— 


rogatories about the fame, Feral 
ty, JI. 100, — — 
—ſ{uftering Package to be altered, 
Goods embezled, after the Ship 
comes into Port of Diſcharge, "Bs 
feit I. 100. 
—forfcit J. 100. — — if any Uncuſtomed- 
Goods be found on Board after 
clearing the Ship, and Gicharging 
the Waiters 
—Landing or Shipping Goods at un! law- 2 
ful Hours, forfeir /. 100. -— — 


SAS Wy 


Knowing of, or conſenting to the an) 


ſhipping 'Goods Inwards, withour 
Warrant and an Officer, forfeit th 5 
Value of the Good 
—of Ships Outwards, not to take in! 
any Goods till they have Ei red 
their Ships, nor depart the Port 
till they have made a true Report; 


2 


of the Goods, and anſwered all 
Queſtions upon Oath, Penalty 
1. 100. —.— — — 


* 


ay a CE. ſ— cnt Meth 4 


| 
| 


| 


1 
2 | 


} 


Acts. 


4 


— 


Year and 
Reign. 


—— — 


ins —y-—— — — — 


12 Ann. 
ditto, Sefs, 2. 


6 Ann. 


| 
| 


dit to. 


130514 Car. 2. 


13 14 Car. 2, 


=) 


14 


11 


14 


11 


11 


11 


12 


— 


—— ͤ ͤ—üä— — 


1 NEST a 


— 


19 pay only as Subjects- —ů— 


| Enter d, to be at no Charge, Table 
| of Fees aforeſaid- OH eee 


[25 ] 


: . — 


Inder. 


_ 


—— a — 
/ 


L 


„ ,4 


Maſters or Mariners, Subjects of Bri- 
tain, Ireland, or the Plantations, 
and no other, are to be accounted 
Britiſh, and where + (or any other 
proportion) of the Crew is re- 
quired by Law, the meaning is, ſo 
many during the whole Voyage— 

Mediterranean Duty explain'd, page 33. 

Melaſſes, and Rice from the Plantations, ' 
vide Plantations. | 

Merchants, not knowing the Quantity, 
and Quality of their Goods, to haves: 
Bills at Sight or Vie 

Entring the Goods of another (not“ 
being Sold, Bargained, or ContraCt- 
ed for) forfeir the Goods, or the 
Valuc — — — 

—Or others, Cuſtoming other Mens 
Goods to the Frcjudice of the Re- 
venue, forfeit all their Goods and 
Chattels perſonal, for ever- — 

Or others, Sworn Subjects to a Foreign 
Prince, or State, to pay Aliens Du- 
ty, but returning and reſiding, may, 
have a Writ out of Chancery to\ 


Port, and the remainder in any 
other, Rule 1.———— ———— 
Io be diſpatcl'd in them turns, penal- 
ty double Coſis and Damage 
In Company or Societies may Grati- 
fie the Officers in Conſideration o 
their Fees, as they ſhall think fit. 
Table of Fees after the Index, ——_) 
—To pay for weighing their Goods 
Short Enter'd above 20 5. Cuſtom, 
and for opening Goods Enter'd a- 
bove 109. Cuſtom, but being duly 


May Enter part of their Cargo in 55 


—Vide, Bills, Cocquets, Goods, Officers, 


Wooll. 


Moꝛtlings, vide Wool. 


i. 


SIE 


— 


Adds. 
Tear and |, Sect. 
Reign. Ch. He. 
13 C14 Car. 2 11 6 
ditto. 8 21 
N 
14 & 15. H. 8. 44 2 
12 Car. 2. 4 6 
13 ne. ir 
12 Car. 2. 48 
ditto. — 6 
| 


— — 2 ——ä— — —— — A —— — 
— 2 


—U—ä— — — 


4 — — 


[ 252 ] 


Index. 


— 


2 


| —Maſters 


| —Imported from 


— 


Mum, vide Beer. . 
Mullins, the Species enumerated Page 26 


| Mutton, vide Cattle. 


N. 


Aval Stozes from the Plantations or 
from North Britain to South Bri- 
rain, the premium. page 67. 
—Perſons ſwearing falſly to ſuch Naval 
Stores, or Counterteiting any Cer- 
tificate, to obtain the Bounty, for- 
feit J. 1oo. — — and liable to the 
Penalties inflicted for Perjury. 
Officer: making out any falſe Certifi- 
cate, ſorfeit their Employment; 
J. 50 — — ; to be Impriſon d a Year 
without Bail ; made 1ncapable of 
any Truſt for the future, and li. 
able to ſuch Corporal Puniſhment 
as the Court of Exchequer ſhall | 
think fit 
or Owners of Ships) 
knowingly Importing Foreign 
Naval Stores, as the Product of 
North Britain, to obtain the 
Bounties, forfeit I. 10oͤ—— and 
the Ship, e. — 8 
Ruffia, an E 
thereof to be laid before both H uſes( 
of Parliament, every Seſſion, by a 
Commiſſioners of the LEES 


| Needlewozk, vide Bonelace. 
| Newcaſtle Chalder 53 C. weight, 


the) 
Wain. 17 C. 2 Jr. —, the Cart 
Load 8 C. 3 qr. —, 3 Wainz or 6 


Cart Loads to be reckoned : a Chal- 

der 
' Newfoundland Trade, Fr ce to all Sub 2 

jects- 


8 


carry 5 Fr eſh Men, of By- Boat; 
to earry + ſuch, and to make Oath 
ee before the 9 


By of Ships 5 thither, =! 


—_— — 8 


e ee pea 


Acts. 
Year and 
Reign. 
12 Anne 
* 11 VV. 3 6 1 
6 7 W. 3 10 3 
| 
10 & 11 V. 3. 25 r 10 
” 
ditto, RO | 9 
5 


N * 


"_ * * 


ide Greenland 


C259 | 
| 


Inder. 


cr 


2 


who is to give them a Certificate 
rat is —— - — 


Noz way Trade free to all Subjects 
Nutmegs, vide Sprcery. 


O. 


Fficers of the Cuſtoms in England, 

their Clerks, & c. to take the 
Oaths of Allegiance, c. and ſub- 
ſcribe the Declaration upon Ad- 
miſſion, and within 3 Months after 
Admiſſion, to take the Oath of Ab. 
juration, Penalty 1. 500 — — loſs > 
of Employment, and being made 
uncapable of any Office, Deed, Gift, 
or Legacy ; of Suing at Law, or 
being Guardian of any Child, or 
Executor, or. Adminiſtrator to any | 


 Ferſon | 
Io receive the Sacrament, accord- 
ing to the Uſage of the Church 
of England, within 3 Months 
after Admiſſion, under the like 
Penalties, Forfeitures, and Diſa- 
bllities — —— 
—Preſent at any Conventicle, forfeit 
their Office, made incapable of 
ſerving again, and to pay 
1. 40 N — 
In Scotland, to take and ſubſcribe the} 
Oaths of Allegiance, Afluranc-,C&c. 
upon Admiſſion, and the Oath of 
Abjuration, within 3 Months after > 


＋——ͤ EE 


Admiſſion, under the Penalties, | 
Forfeitures, and Diſabilities we 
mentioned — —— 


and Servants, upon Admiſſion, to 
take the Oath of Truſt before the 
Commiſſioners, or TWO Principal v 
Officers in the Oat-Ports, which 


In Britain, their Deputies, 0 4% 


is to be Regiſtred in the Port 
where they reſide — - 


4 


Acts. 


Vear and 


1 


Reign. 


10 C11 V. z. 


1 IV. &5 M. 


— —_—— 


25 Car. 2. 


25 Car. 2. 
I M. & M. 


rt Anne 


I Anne 


io Anne 


T IV. & M. 


6 Anne 
8 Anne 


13 14C. 2. 


KK 2 


Sect. 
E 
259 
71 
2 1234.5 
8 0 
22 12,7 
1 
1 
$1 7] 
8 
I4 [1,590 
14 1 
11 33 | 


_— 


[ 254 ] 
Inder. Pear and | Set 
. Ch. 
Reign. Hu e. 


—— — 


=» >, oi 


— — 


Officers of the Cuſtoms in Britain, to) 
take an Oath before Two Juſtices | 
of the Peace, not to demand, or re- i 
ceive any Gratuity, except their 6 M. & N. 1 5 
Salaries, and the Fees Eſtabliſhed | 
by Law upon their A1miſlion, 
Penalty lofs of Employment. 
'| —To take the Oa'hs de novo, at the 
. Demife of Her Majeſty. under th 
1 preſent Penaltics, Forfeitures, an 
R Diſabilities= —— — 
— Not to have their Offices for Life, but ; 
5 at the Sovereigns pleaſure 14 Ric. 2. 101 1 
mo —Or their Deputies or Clerks, not to 
have any Ships of their own, nor to 
Freight Ships, nor to buy or ſell 
any Merchandize, nor to have any |; | ditto. Wed 
Wharfs or Keys, nor hold any 25 Hen. 6. $73.4 
Hoſteries, or Taverns, nor to be 
Factors to any Merchant or Hoſt, 
Penalty J. 40 — — 
—To W N 2 8 Deputies 
at the ſeveral Head Ports, Mem- ' 
bers, and Creeks, Penalty J. 100. 135 14 C2, x7 | 14 


. 
— Coo dee: EA a En ey 
3 1 + ; & 8 5 
2 : — — FS = — y _ 


6 Anne 7| 18 


a. 


and loſs of Qttc ——————— | 
| —Incapable of fitting in Parliament 1:&13W.3]w|S|Y |_p 
— Concern'd in Electing Members of 8 © | 
Parliament, or Influencing Electors, ditto, | — | 39 
made incapable of any Place off ||4& 5W.@&M} 5 | 16 


Truſt for the future, and forfeit J. 100 
[May go on board Ships, and there | r 
| Ray till the Goods be Diſcharge), | 
may bring from thence Prohibited / | Z 
or Uncuſtomed Goods, particularly : F 
{mall Parcels liable to be Run, and 13 C14 Car. 2] 11[ 4 bong 
| after 20 Days from the Maſters | — ö 
| Report, may take aſhore any Un- | 
cuſtomed Goods to the Queens 
Warchouſe — — 
[By Warrant from a Magiſtrate, may 
| with a Conſtable (within a Month 
| after any Offence committed) break 
open Houles, Ce. in queſt of Pro- 
hibited, or Uncuſtomed Goods— 


2ůͤä 


12 Car. 2. 19 | 1,2 


+: ill: 


| 


W 


» — —_ 


C999 1 


2 ND r 


1 Sued, vide Juvies. 
[ Taking a Bribe, or Conniving at a 


by FR a 
w a es Fr 


Inder. 


— 


— 


out of the Court of Exchequer, may 
(at any time after the Offence) with 
2 Conſtable, in Day-hght, break 


om ns Of c. in queſt of ſuch 
e e 


e be by Writ of Aſſiſtants 5 


-s geſtrates to give them Afffſtance, 


vide Juſtices. 


Execution of their Otfice, the Of- 
fender to be Fined by the Juſtice 
of Peace ( ſo as not to exceed 
J. 100.) and committed to wa 


IF |—4Afﬀronted, Abuſed, or Beaten, in Al 


there to remain, till Diſcharg'd by 
the Court of Exchequer— 


Falſe Entry, Ic. to the Prejudice 
of the Revenue, made incapable of 
any Office for the future, and forfeit 


J. 100. and the Perſon giving and: 
Bribe forfeits J. 50— — 


; | |—Concealing the Cuſtoms duly e 


and Paid, forfeit Treble the Value, 
and to make Fine and Ranſom 
ix. Collectors detaining Publick Mo- 
ney, to pay Intereſt at I. 12 per 
Cent. per Ann. with Treble Da- 
mages, and to be Diſmiſs d 
—Concealing Offences, forfeit J. 10. 
—revealing their own Offences to the 
Lord High Treaſurer, Barons off 
Exchequer,8c. within TWO Months, 
to be acquitted - 


allowing foreign Ships to paſs a: as Bri- 


eiſh, for the firft Offence berg 
their Otfice 9 28 


above Stairs, to attend in the = 


houſe at London, from ꝙ to 12 in the 

Forenoon, and an able Clerk all the 
Afternoon; In the Out Ports to at- 
tend from 9 to 12 in the Morning, 


and from 2 to 4 in the Afternoon. 
Rule 18, — - \ 


AQs. 
| Year and I secd. 
Reign. ons Oe 
= 
13 &o 14 C. 2.1 II 3 | 
| | 
ditto. e 6 
ditto. — 9 
3 Hen. 6 3 1 
| 
20 Car. 2. 2 | 1 
9 Anne | 21 14 
1 Eliz. 114 7 
130 14 C2. ir 25 
12 Car. 2. 18 11 
12 CV, 2, "= it 
| 
Dfficers 


_ a * 6 
: © if 
— * : 
2 ; CES 
* —_ — — — 
— — — A — — 
— — —_—_— 2 — — — 
7 A * x - 
> = 3 * —— i. 
2 — — — 
Re 3 ——˖C——ů : — — ——— 
* _ » 2 - 
* — * — — —p — - 
= ” — _ _ = _ — 
- _ = 


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Inder. [1 


r 


6— — 


CY X pu * 
ol 
an AC - 8 m . = _ 
r ccc I ER NT ES - * 9 
a N * « * 22 = 8 << ie — 2 — * I — — - — — : * 
6 — S Ch DE et ad TTT 


. p — — A nh AF Pa hr 
I —_ _- * 7 
e : S * "0 * — 


8 


Officers putting Merchants by their 


Turns, to be admoniſh d, their Cle 


doing ſo, to be diſmiſs d. Rule 19. 
Signing Debentures, c. not Stamp d, 
vide Debentures. 


forfeit their Office and J. 50; to be 
Imprifon'd a Year without Bail, 
and ſuffer ſuch Corporal Puniſh- 
ment as the Court of Exchequer 
think fit, and incapable of ſerving 
again in the Cuſtoms 
Vor others Razing or Counterfeiting 
any Certificate, or other Cuſtom- 
houſe Diſpatch, forfeit I. 100. and 
ſuch Diſpatch void —— 
—to Sign the Endorſement on Coaſt 
Bonds according to the Certificate, 
Penalty treble Damage — 
—to certifie the Payment of Cuſtoms 
Inwards, upon Exportation of Cer- 
tificate Goods, or Goods entitled 
to Drawback. Rule 2. ———— 
—ſuffering Plantation Gocds to be heir © 


—granting a falſe Coaft 50 3ro bel 


—— — 


ported before Landed, forfeit their 
Office and the Value of the Goods- 

—Cuftomer and Comptroller to be 
Sworn to their Accounts in the Ex- 
chequer —— —— 

Bel om Stairs, their Attendance, vide 

Goods. | 

——not to detain Ships above Three 
Tides at Graveſend, nor above one 
Tide in the Out-Ports, under colour 
of Searching, Penalty, Loſs of Office, ( 
and Damage to the Merchant, 

1 Rule 22 — — 
_ —Jelaying their return upon a Bill at c 


Sight above one Day, except for 
reaſonable Cauſes, forfeit I. ico. 
—Embezcling any Goods. forfeit _— 
ble the Value, and full Coſts | 
—of the Cuſtoms, not to exact Fees, 
_ vide Fees. „ 2 


A AQs. 


Year and 


Reign. 


12 Car. 2. 


13 G14 C. 2. 


| ditts 
t Ann, 
12 Cay. 2. 


15 Car. 2. 


4 Hen. 4. 


12 Car. 2. 


13 J 14 C. 2. 


8. Ann. 


— 


| — 


Inder. 


— 
E 


—Oklicers may take a Gratification for 
extraordinary Service not required by 
Law, at the Diſcretion of the Com 
miſſioners or Principal Officers 

Wide Alamodes, Apprentices, Bills, 
Brandy, Bullion, Collectors, Commilſi- 
ſioners, Debentures, Eaſt India, Exche- 
quer, Fiſh, Goods, Greenland, Green- 
wich, Merchants; Newfoundland, 
Plantations, Quarantine, Salt, Wooll. 

—of the Salt Duties, beſides the uſual 
oe to take the Oaths preſcrib'd 


— — ee ed 


may with a Conſtable demand En- 
trance into any Salt Cellar by 50 5 
or Night, Penalty for refuſing J. 40. 

—obſtructed in the Execution of their 
Office, Penalty J. 20. „ 

—refuſing to pay Fiſh or Salt De- 
bentures, or to certifie them to ; 


the proper Commiſſioners, for- 

feit double the Sum to the Par- 

ty — 
—to paſs their Accounts Yearly in the 
1 Exchequer upon Oath— — 
W | Offices in the Cuſtoms not to be 5 


3 — 


tain'd by Sute, or for Reward, but 
| upon Deſert -- — 
W |—ſold or bargain d for, forfcired, mee 
the Bargain void — — 
by Patent or Grant, not to determine 
by Her Majeſties Death, bur to conti- 
nue Six Months longer, unleſs ſooner 
ſuperſeded by the Succeſſor — 
—of the Cuſtoms, Exciſe, and Stamp 
Duties, to be for ever ſeparate, with 
a proper Number of Commiſſioners and 
a Comptroller for each Board- 
One per Cent. Mediterranean Duty. p. 35. 
| | Onus probandi, vide Serzures. 
Dver Entries . Page 61. 


Package, altered on Board „ vide Maſters. 
—Fees, vide London. | 


1 


| 


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— 85 — 
6 87.3.7114 
5 s V. GM. 7 | 75 
I Ann, -27 7.2 
ditto |— | x5 
5&6W.&M.| 7| ro 
9& 10 V. 3. | 44 | 21 
5 . M.] 757 
12 Rich, 2. 27 £ 
5&6 Ed.6. |16| 2 
1 Ann. 8| 2 
9 Ann. 21 | I2 


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| Packet-boats, Importing or Exporting 


| Patents, vide Offices. 


ſioners of the Cuſtoms, on forfeiture, 


_ 

1 — 
hart tr © — 2 3 

— 2 GOES 2 = 


Inder. 


—— 


Goods, without Allowance from the 
Commiſſioners of the Cuſtoms, the 


J. 1oo. and looſe his place — on 

Paper, Directions about the Duty, 
page 164. a 

Parliament may Sit 6 Months after the 
Queens Death, if not ſooner Diſſolved 
by the Succeſſor — —ͤ— mms 


Pearls, vide Diamonds. | 

Pepper to be brought to the Port of 
London only, and there ſecured in 
Warehouſes approved by the Commiſ- 


and J. 100 — — 

—Proprietors may affix a Lock to every 

Warehouſe — — — 
—Warehouſe-keeper Embezeling, or 
| _ otherwiſe Offending, forfeits J. 100. 
| beſide the Value of the Pepper, and is 
made incapable of any future Publick 
Truſt — — 


how to pay Duty, page 32. 140. 
Long, not chargeable with the Duty? 
of 18 d. per Pound. ” 


forfeited, and the Offenders or their 


Goods forfeited, and the Maſter to pay | 


| —may be Garbled from Dirt, &c. — 


Abettors to pay |. 100, —— — 
Pilots, vide Ships. 


| Plantations Britiſh, in Aſia, Africa, or} 


America, no Goods to be Imported 
there, nor Exported thence, but 1n 
Britiſh, Iriſh, or Plantation built 
Ships (except Prize Ships) and regu- 
larly Man'q, on forfeiture of Ship and 
Cargo — — — 


-j —no Goods to be carried thither from} 


any Country but Britain only, on ly 

forfeiture of Ship and Goods —— 

except Salt for the Fiſheries of New 
England and Newfoundland, Wine 


Run, or not Warehous'd, as "ox heed 
| 


\ ee 
n > 2H, => a —_—_— OTIS TO ER & IV ITE TER. 8 =- 
* 


22 


11 


18 


N 


10 


{ 259 ] 
| 


Inder. 5 


— 


— — 


from the Maderas and Azores, and? 
Horſes and Victual from Ireland— 5 
—and Linen Cloth off and from Tre-?2 
land till 24 June 1916, —= —\ 
Plantations, Goods from thence to be 
brought to Britain only, or carry'd to 
ſome other Brit ih Plantation, on e 
ture of the Ship and Goods or the Value 
not to be landed in Treland, unleſs 
firit Enter'd and Landed in Britain, > 
on forfeiture of Ship and Good: 
a Proviſo for Ships ſtranded there 
—Goods ſhipt from one Plantation 4 


another, to pay Duty there, and Bond 
ro be taken for landing them accord- 
ingly — a _ \ 


— 


Bond to be taken from all Ships hei 


to the Plantations, to bring their 
Cargo to Britain only | 
—the word Ireland to be left out of 
ſuch Bonds 
_ —ſuch Bond not given in Britain, 7 
be taken in the Plantations, with 
condition to return Certificate in- 
| | 18 Months — 
Ships liable to the ſame Searches there, « 
as in Britain ——ů— 


. 


—— — to ib 


Linen found on board, not landed in/ q 


Britain, nor of the Manufacture ot. 
Ireland, or Woollen not laden rom 
27 


Britain, forfeited and the Ship 
ships trading thirher muſt be Britiſ5 
built, whereof Oath is to be made 
according to the Form preſcrib d by 
this Act, and to be Regi:red, except 
Prize Ships, Which are to be ſpecially 
Regiſtred — — — 
—ſuch Oarh atteſted by the Gover-J | 
nor or Officers who Adminiſtred the | 
ſame, to be given to the Mafter. 
and a Duplicate of the Regitter 
tranſmitted to the Comm'iſſio ers of 
the Cuſtoms ——» — — 


| Acts. 
Year and ©. 
Reign, Sc. 
15 Car. 2. 7 
3 © 4+ Ann. 1511 
12 Car. 2. 18 
22 23 C. 2. 11 
788. 3. 14 
ditto 15 
25 Car. 2. 2 
12 Car. 2. 19 
22023Car. 2. 11 
795 8 V. 3. 13 
ditto 6 
384 Anne | 7 2 
7 8 K. 3 17519 
ditto | 18 


— — — — 
— . æ»⏓u:ͤñ• — 


1 3 
= | l _ n 

: 0 \ RY l \ n CO — „ 1 e 
* 11 > my \ o PF - »' anal 78 


260 | 


8 „ Acts. 
Inder. — 


Year and Ch. elt. 
Reign. 


— — r EI IL CO wo— | 8 


— „ 7 


| Plantations, property of Britiſß Ships} | 
8 PE 2 Pla 
t rad ing thither, c. transferred to 


j anotherPort,or Name changed, to be = 
1 Reg iftred de novo; Property tranſ- | ; , 
bi ferred or Shares {old to others in the > || 7 G 8 IV. 3. 22 21 85 
il ſame Port, the Sale to be Endorſed | || | 1 
ji and Witneſſed on the Certificate of | | 
| Regiſtration, or elſe to be deemed | | , | 
ti Foreign !⸗-ʒ⸗łwöͥ jj W |_; 
4 Ships not to break Bulk there till the Go- | 1 Fo 
iy vernor be acquainted, and an Invoice | =y 
4 and Certificate of her being Brztifh 1 |] 15 Car. 2. 7 | 8 * 
4 built, and legally Mann'd, be pro- 3 4 Ain. 8 2 5e 
1 dluced, on forfeiture of Ship and | ; P. 
| Goods —— — — ps, 
| ; not to lade any Goods there till Cer- ) |] | = - 
I tificate be produced of having ziven C | 10 | 2 5 
A | Bond in Br:tain, or that Bond be 12 Car. . 18 | 7 1 - 
4 { _ gwen in the Plantations ; Penalty is = 
loſs of Ship and Goods — — | W 
—(Governors to be Sworn to the Act of? RD 8 hl 
Navigation and Trade; not duly ob-& |{ C“ 7. . 8 | P, 
ſerving them, to be removed from !; Car, z. 7 | a 
| een pang: e 8 5 | 1 
Land to do every thing to that Truſt 1 > 
belonging — — ae wat 20 9H:> 120 9 Li 
—neglecting to take the ſaid Oaths, 9 =. 
or willingly negligent, or oftending 150 1 718 _ 
in their Duty, forfeit J. 1000. and 2 & SW.3. | 22 0 Pla 
to be removed from their Govern-\ 89 9W.3. 20 09 | Poz 
ment — e eee N Pot 
eto return Yearly to the Commiſſi- a Fu 
oners of the Cuſtoms in England, || ,2 2 TP 
. | a . 7 2% 23 C92. ] 267 12 ſtr 
a Liſt of all Ships lading there, ani. IF 
of the 3 there | | 1 wy 
—to return them Copies of all ſuch ? „ | 1 
Bonds, e W 12 Car. 2. 18 19 F oy 
—ſuſpecting Certificate to be falle, 58 3 5 
may require freſh Security there, 187 3. 22 10 cot 
delay vacating any Bond e ee | 1 1 
— Bonds not proſecuted within Three | | 
Years, nor Judgment obtain'd within | 8 
TWO Years after Proſecution, void; 8 Ann. T3 23-25. CY 
and Officers reſuſing to deliver up ſuch\ | | ; 1 —D 
| Bonds, to pay Damages and trebleCoſts) Plan⸗ 1. 


4s 
— 


a 
des ave tend — * 
* * * r — a 


, 

f 
* 
_ 
Z 
S 
9 

o 

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K * ICT l l i 


[ 261 


* EO if 
Atts. | 91 
Index. EE = "i 
Reign. Ce. | 
plantations, Officers there to give Se- 
curity to the Commiſſioners of we 5 
Cuſtoms in London, for due erfor- 78. 3. 225 | 
mance of their Truſt, &. : _ 
—to have the ſame Power, and be) | 1 6 
ſubject to the ſame Penalties with. 1; ä __ 
the Officers of the Cuſtoms in ner [rey 8 . 
t ain —— ieee, Ws! 
—Laws made there, repugnant to thee i Bb | 
Laws of Britain, voiBd diteo — 9 | 1 
—Melafſes and Rice coming from thence, } 1 
ſubject to the ſame Regulations with 5 BW: 
Cotton Wooll, Fuftick, or other 3 C4 Ann, 3 14 ey 
Dying Wood, Ginger, Indicoes, Su- | | | 
gars, and Tobacco, by 12 C. 2. c. 18. BY 
—Aliens not to be Factors there, on? : | | i 
|| forſcirure of Goods and Chattels dT I2 Car. 2. 18 2 [| 
Woll or Woollen Manufactures, not- — . 
to be Exported, Tranſported, or car C 1 [Hb 
ried from any Plantation to another, 10 & 11 V. 3. 1019 | 


under the fame Penalties with the like | | 
|| Exported from {rel and —ů—ů— i 
Admirals, c. to ſeize Ships _— 14 


from the Plantations, not qualify*d by 12 Car. 2. IS | 1 


14 Law - . 
vide Coals, Drugs, Goods, Naval | 
Stores, Officers, Prize, Tobacco, | 
Plate wrought, vide Biellion. | | 1 Sith 
Poꝛk, vide Cattle. | i 
Poztage Bills, the meaning, and how to J 
be paid, Page II. | 
Pozts, Members and Creeks, an Ab- 
ſtract of them, vide after che Index. 
Poundage explain'd pag. 5, 8, 71, 51, 188, 
Pꝛecious Stones, vide Uzamonds. 
[Puvate Nights, vide Laws, Jo 
Pꝛizage or Butlerage of Wines, Perſons 2 15 


free thercof, Cuſtoming the Wines 


— — —— — — — — — — 


of one not free, forfeit double the || = en. 8, C22 
Value of the Prizage, and all their || 2 & 3 Ed.6. | 22 2 
MW Goods and Chattels perſonal for e-\\ || 1 E4:z, [-T1x-4--0 | 
Jever | — - — | | | 
ME |—Direftions about the Duty, page IT, | | 
* 15, 31, 190. and Appendix. 5 | 
— — | L443 -- Bize| 1 
— TE 3 3 | 


Index. | by =” and | 
Reign. 


DDR 


— 


i. ths. 
Hr 


Err 
ey —„- 
„ 3%%ͤ 


Goods Condemned in the h,to pay Duty 


— 
— — 
* My 


on Certificates and Oath, to pay Puty 10 Ann. 
as if of the Growth of ſuch Plantations, 
vide Plantations. 985 | 8 | 
Pꝛoviſions in Scotland, to pay Exciſe, 
PAR 43: 
—yide Fleſh. 
P:ints and Books, vide Appendix. 
= IS 
Uarantine, Ships coming fromPlaces} || 
Infected, to make the ſame in ſuch 
Faces and Manner, and for ſuch Time, 
as Her Majeſty ſhall appoint, during 
which none to go on Board or come 8 
on Shore, without Licence from on 
! 


— 


— ee et am PEIS Wort: 
= 2D.3%% rr et 


1 * 
— Be nn 
IE —— 


Eee TR 


> 1 0p 


—_— 


2 — SIG > EET 5 
. —. gee, LEA 


2 
— . wi pers kad 
4 


- * Ba 


Perſons taking Charge of the Quaran- 

tine —— — 

|} —Juſftices of the Peace to ſet Watches“ 
ay and Night, to prevent the lime. 

—Perſons coming on ſhare, may be wrap 


N LIST. ©. 
— —— 
e 8 


pelled by Force and Violence to return 
on board, and to be Fined by the "Ping 
Bs SD. xo 
| Juſtices of the Peace, fo as not to ex- 
ceed J. 20. or ſent to the Houſe of Cor- 
rection for a Month —— W 
— Maſters ſuffering Paſſengers to come 
on Shore without Licence, the Shipœ ! ditto 
forfeited - kwy⸗o ! 
: — Perſons taking care of the e 
| voluntarily ſuffering any Paſſenger to | Free 
come on Sh: re during the Quarantine, | : 


— 
— 


forſeit J. 10» 

| —Perſors going on board, and return-> || _ 
ing without Licence, may be com- dit to 
pelled to perform Quarantine 
—after een ot Quarantine, and 
| Oath made that the Ship and Crew 
| arc free from Infection, the Officers of 
| the Cuſtoms, with one Juſtice of the > | 
Peace, are to give a Certificate 2 | 

} 


ditto. 


cordingly, and thence torward the Ship 
and Crew to be free from reftraint.— 


Buſſia Company, any Perſon may be ſree 8 
| ot It, paying J. ;,— ——— 
1 Roda Naval Stores. 


| | | Sail-Cloth, or Sails Britiſh n 


Inder. 


— — 


| |Quarantine, but the Goods to be Open- 


ed and Aired, as Her Majeſty ſhall 
appoint by Proclamation ———- 


R. 
Ams, vide Sheep. 


Begiſter, vide Plantations, Ship: 
W = f Eq 


—— 


8. 


Jils made, or Sail-Cloth, Hollands 
Duck, and Vitry Canvas Imported, 
(except of and from Ireland) to pay 
I d. per Ell Additional Duty, till 
21 June 1720. and to the End of next 
Seſſion of Parliament - — 
jade, to 

have a Bounty of 1 d. per Ell upon 
Exportation, out of the ſaid Duty on 
Foreign Sails and Sail Cloth — 


\ 


| | Sail-Cloth Britiſb made, Exported and 


relanded, for which Bounty was given, 
forfeited, and every Perſon concert! 
in brirging back or relanding the 
ſame, forfeit 2 8. for every Ell — 
Salaries, how to be paid, page 11. 31. 
Salt, Ships hovering on the Coaſt with | 
Salt, may be compelled to come into | 
Port, and in 20 Days either to enter > 
or proceed on thcir Voyage, on forfei- 
ture of the Salt and double the Value 
drove into Port by ſtreſs of her 


w. 


| | ther, to be Officered, and may either 


enter or proceed on their Voyage 
—refuſing Officers to come on board,? 
Penalty J. 20. — = 
—Imported in Ships under 20 Tons, or 
otherwiſe than in Bulk (except rc 
the Ships Proviſions) ſotfeited, and 
double the value 8 0 


3 


—U— — 


Vear and 


Reign. 


9 Ann. 


ro & 11 NV. 3. 


12 Ann. 


ditto 


Alto 


1 An. 


ditto, 


— 


2& 3 Ann. 


i Ann, 


16 


— —— — — ——c — — 


—— —ä—ꝓ—— 
— — en —cts eaten 


oa Jl SSIS — — 
1 . — 
—— — n — — = 
N _ — — _— . — LY * 
* T < 
3 2 
— — — — — — "_ — — — 
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* — — — 
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[ 264 ] 


Acts. 
| Index. Year and Ch. Sect. 
| Reign. Fe. et 
| ee ——.. ͤ ͤ—X— * 
0 | f ; A | Sa 
| Salt, Britiſh, or Iriſh, or coming ow | . 
i} Treland, or Il? of Man, not to be. 2 U 3 Ann. 14 r 
i} | Imported, on forfeiture of Ship and 1 0 
| Cargo — — — 8 
| jt E Except for Curing Fiſh, or for they | 1 
| Ships Proviſions from any foreig 5 ditto. FT OY b 
= | Parts 5 ow 72 77 195 1. 
= Door Ships forced in by ſtreſs of Wea- © Ap F 
i ſ ther, s. | ditto 4 4 4 
4 Door Salt carried Coaſtwiſe by Certi- 7; | ; 5 
1 \ Acate ——— . nk Fre | 8 3 || 8 
i | —or taken in by Fiſhermen to cure 42 „ 
6 Fiſh at Sea, upon Oath- — 9 "0 y 
0 may be Seized within 2 Months 33 | WM | 1. 
bi f and if not claim'd within 20 Days, | 5 
= | and Security given for the Value, > || ditto 14 2 
1 the Salt and Ship to be ſold to the\, || | | 
4 | beſt Advantage - - 8 
. | —Perſons Delivering, Conveying, or Aſ- 5 
| fiſting, ſorfeit J. 20. each, or Viendes | | ditzo — JE: 
} Impriſonment — = 
| —Iraparted not of the Product of Brz- | [1 If 
| Fain. to be deemed foreign, and to bed: 5s M. 73 nf 
Charged accordingly - . 
1 —forergn Imported to be Weighd and | S| 
\-cilar'd at the Expence of the Impor- 4 1 o| : | 7 
1er, and ſecured by the Officers, till 75 1285 18. 
the Exciſe be paid or ſecured, “ 125 85 te 
Art. 8. ———————— W | <; 
| —under 4o Bulſliels Imported, not to W | + 
Þ be Cellar'd, but the Exciſe to 85 ditto — 3 7 
paid down —— — — ö 
Landed before Entry, c. forfeit- ſc 
ed, or the Value, and 10s. pere 10 N. 3. 44 6 1 
Bufhe ! ——— — | 
The Perſons in whole Cuſtody 
found, liable to the ſame Penalties, | 
as if they had been the Importers, r Ann, ZI 3 4 
unleſs they make it appear from | 
whom they had it TENT INE | 
—Cellar'd, the Importer may have | 
| what Quantity he thinks fit (not( ; Ann. 5 
under 40 Buſhels ata time) paying | ditto | 29 | R 
or ſecuring the Exciſe, Art. 8. e | "ag 1 | 
WWW 232 owt: 


_—_— — —— — % lr Th F 
8 PEPE * ls D . 2 


Landed in Jreland to have no Dram 2 


[ 265 ] 


Inder 


_——__— 


—— — 


Salt, Foreign, removed before paying 
or {ecuring the Exciſe, forfeited, and 
10 S per Buſhel, and the Importer, 
Cartier or other Perſon, to pay J. 20. 
beſide for every Offence 

Fs clearing the Cellar, Exciſe to 
be paid for the whole Quantity Cel- 
lar'd, though the Account ſhould fall( 
ſhort —— — 

Ex ported to the Ie * Man, „ae 
or Jerſey, to have Drawback- 5 

—Shipt for Ireland, Drawback not to 
be paid till a Certificate be 3 
ca, ang 18 no more than what w MN] 
landed — 

Dencept the Allowance for Waſte, 
being + for Englzh Salt, and > 
| mart 3 Rock Salt ” 

—Shipe for rel and, and loft at Sea 
by linking of the Ship, or taken by 
Enemies (upon Proof within Six 
Months, and Certificate from thec 
Juſtices of the Peace) to draw back N 
the Duties 


—— — 


— <> — 


Pune 


back. unleſs centred Outwards for 1re- 
land : — 
Sunk or Periſhed in Port, the 8 
ter may have the like Qnanti! Ly Duty- 4 
free, upon Proof and Certificate from 
the Quarter Seſſions- 0 
Roc or Refined Salt 4 to draw- - 
back no more than was really paid ore 
ſecured at firſt — — — 
—Lolt at Sea, or taken by Enemies, 
the 9. 5. per Ton paid for Subſidy 
(as in page 39. * to be repaid upon | 
Proof. — 

—Entred for lola, 2 De back not” 
to be paid, rill a Certificate be pro- 
duced of the Pa yment of the 9 s. pe 0 
Tons 2882 wy 88 


——— ——ä—— 
Ip 


Acts. 


— A SOR =. 


Year and 
Reign. 


—— 


— — 


— 


3 Ann, 


| idztfo 


2 3 Ann. 


I Am; 


5 Ang. 


4 & 5 Ann. 


| 


5 Ann, 


5 Ann, 


7 <4 


— — — oo 


14 10 


—— SS * 
——— 


2 
8 KKK Tee ter 
— a 


9 


— — 


128 — 
- — 


— 


— 


_ 
71 . 
3 

<a 


. — * 
c en 2" ns 
e 2 


n 


_ 


— 


S — 


-—__——__ 


— 


— — — — — 


— — — 


— h — — 


Salt, for which the Duties have been) 
drawn back, relanded, without Entry 
and Payment of the Duties, Penalty 1s 
double the Value, and 10 5. per Buſhel, & 
and ſuch other Penalties and Forfet- 
tures as in the caſe of Foreign Salt ille- 

gally Landed — 
any part of ſuch Salt relanded before 
Entry, Cs. both that and the Re 
mainder on Board foricted - 

—of all forts, Shipt Outwards; if the 
Ship put into any Port, and the Offi- 
cer ſuſpect there is leſs on Board, } 
than in the Cocquet, he may unlade | | 
and weigh the Salt; and it leſs than in | 
the Cocquet, forfeited — | 

—Coaſtwiſe, Rock or White Salt ſhipt 
without a proper Permit, and being 
weighed, or tendred to be weighed 
forfeited, and 10 oo Buſhel, unleſs 
by the Obſtinacy of rhe Officer 

—Shipt Coaftwiſe by Shop-keepers ory | 
Retailers, Oath to be made of the Pay- 
ment of the Duties, C9. —— 
going from Port to Port, and Joſt at 

Sea by Storms, the like Quantity to 
be ſhipt free of Exciſe, upon Proof 
before the Juſtices of the Peace (and g 
that it was not occaſioned by Leak 
age or Negligence) and a Certificate 

from them to that purpoſe— 
—helonging to Britiſß, Periſhed at) 
Sel, or taken by Enemies, the like 
Quantity to be delivered free of Ex- 
ciſe, upon Proof and Certihcate from 
the Quarter Seſſion: — 
—-]cfs found than expreſſed in the 0 | 


* 


quer, forfeited; Officers ſuſpecting 
the ſame, mav unlade and weigh the 
Salt — N — 
—a Sight of tne Cocquer or Certit- 
cate refuſed to the Officers before 
Delivery, he Salt to be ſtopt; ani if 
not produced in 4 Days, forfeited— 5 


ö 
] 
a 
| 
i 
1 


Accs. 


Fear and | 
Reign. 


2 — 


910.3. 
1 Ann, 


dit to. 


10 1 V z. 


9 & fo. z. 


2 3 Ann. 


* 


Ch. 


44 


22 


«4 


14 


27 


12 


11 


18 


* 
4 * Nen 
* e 
ve! . r er " LIN Tha «-% 


f Acts. I 
Inder 1 Year and Ch Sect. | 
Reign. Joer. 


— 4. ꝶ6ͤ—— I_Cy 


8 3 — . co 


Salt ſent Coaſtwiſe, and Allowance 127 

be made for Waſte, viz, for White Salt || _ yo 20 | 4 

3 Buſhels per Wey; and for Rock Salt Som | 

1 Buſhel and 4 per Wey- —— 

the ſaid Allowance to be made but) | 
| once, though the Salt be tent Coaſt- | | © Ann, 121 J 1 
1 wife ſeveral time ——ä2 . 
brought Coaſtwiſe Without Certificate we 

ö regularly Endorſed, or Landed before 6 10% | | 

Do 10. 3. | 44 | 12 17 

the Maſter report his Ship on Oath,C || g e 
c. Penalty double the Value, ani \ j | 1H 
IO 8. per Buſhel ——————— 7 Wi 
—Engliſh to have g Months, and Rocky 
Salt 12 Months for Payment of the> 
Exciſe=—— 5 


Scots, {ent by Water to England, 10 


— — 


5 Ann, 420-15 


pay Exciſe there as Engliſh Salt, 
Art. 8. (except what was paid in Scot- | E 
land) — _ — — — . | e 
carried to England by Land, for- | 
feited, and 20 5s. per Buſbel, beſide ditto. — RS 
© | the Cattle, Carriages, Fc. Art. 8. 
ide Bryſhel, Fiſh, Goods, Officcrs, Han- [1.0] 
Y rations, | {| | 
Scavage Fees, vide London. | or 1 
Schemes or Tables for Calculating Diſ- | 
counts, Page 51, 52. 
—for Working the Impoſt on Tobacco, 
page 17, 18. 3 
—for Computing the Duties, page 56. and 
ſee the Branches reſpettively, Part J. 
of the Pori's, Members and Creexs, vide 
after the Index. | | 
—of the Rates and Duties of all Poundage 1 
Goods Inwards, and Sums to be drawn |} | 
back, from page 88 to 190. | 
—of the Duties on all Wines (except 
| | French) page 48, 49, 191, 193. 15 
| | —Explained, page 84, 85, 194, 195+ „ 
for French Wines, vide Appendix. 1 0 
—of the Aliens Duty, page 86, 87. 
—for Goods not ranged Alphabetically, 
Page 196, 197. 190, 
—of the Duties Coaſtwiſe, page 199, 200. 


Mm Schemes 


* — 


5 Ann. | x a 


Sat. 


i if % * 
. gt 
7 U 
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19 
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Inder. 


. 


Schemes or Tables of the Duties Out- 


wards, Page 201 to 213. 

—for the Duties of a Gallon of Wine, 
page 50. | 

—for Gaging Wine or Oy], page 73. 

tor Diſcharging Oyl, page 79. 

for Computing 'Tares, page 68, 69. 

of the Proportion between Foreign Mea- 
ſure for Linen and Britiſb, page 71. 

—of the Time limited for Exporting Fo- 
reign Goods, Page 62, 63. 

—for Calculating the Duties to be drawn 
back, page 64, 65 

for Fiſh and Fleſh Debentures, page 66. 

for Corn Debentures, page 67. 

for Naval Stores, 1510. 

for Britiſß Sail-Cloth, page 68. 

Feamen, vide Mariners. 

Seizures to be made by the Officers of 2 
the Cuſtoms only 8 
except in the caſe of Alamodes, Cat 


tle, Exciſeable Liquors, Salt, and Mooll, | 


which ſee ſeverally. 

not proſecuted to Trial and Condem- 
nation, any other Perſon may ſeize the 
Goods, or bring an Action by way of 
a Devenerunt, and ſhall be adjudg'd 
in Law as the firſt Informer or Scizet- 

—claim'd, the Claimer to give I. 30. — 
Security in the Time limited by the 
Court, to anſwer and pay Coſts, other- 
wiſe the Claim void 


——ä——ä— — — — — — „ 


may grant a Writ of Delivery, on gi- 
ving Security — 


—Periſhable, the Court of _——— 


Third of the Appraiſed Value; Penal- 
ty Loſs of Office — 

—vide Alamodes, Forfeitures, Officers, 
Plantations, Witneſſes, Wovll. 


Lata 


not to be Compounded for under nal 


—claimd, Proof to he on the Claimers, 


vide Alamodes, Bullion, Cattle, Eaſt- 
India, Sm 


Vear and Ch. ect. 
Reign. Oe. 
Leh” Ivan {ome 
| 130914 Car. 21113 
ditto. m_ 7 
| | 
| | 
5 
x 
| | 
| | pv 
13014 Car. 2. 1130 
ditto. 2 18 
1 
| 
Seſſion, þ 


Acts. 


——ä—ᷣ—j— — N— 


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= ôà—d̃— — — —Ü—2—Uo — —— — 


Inder. 


in. — — 


ea ee . ¶— 


its. 


Scflton, Juſticiary, and Exchequer Courts 
in Scotland, the Charges of keeping 
them up to be paid our of the Cuftoms 
or Exciſe, yet not to leſſen the Ex- 
creſcence due to the Commiſſioners of 
the Equivalent | 3 

Sheep, Lambs, or Rams, not to be Ex- 
ported out of the Queens Dominions, 
Principals and Aiders forfeit their 0 
Goods for ever, to be Impriſoned a 
Year, and have the Left Hand cut off: 
The fecond Offence Felony 

vide Cattle, TVooll. 

Sheep Skins, vide Wool. 

Ships Hritiſß built, the Meaning 15s,) 
built in Pyitain, Ireland, or the Plau- 
tations, and Mann'd With a Maſter and 
3. of the Crew Her Majeſties Subject: 
in thoſe Countries, during the whole | 
Voyage —̃ — —— 

Hritiſb, laden with Corn, may be 5 874 

5 


—— 


= 


with ſuch a Maſter, and + of the Crew 
ſuch Subjects —— — 


Foreign built 5 


— 


of Scotland ( though 
if Regiſtred before 1 May 1708, to 
be reckoned Britiſß built, Art. 5 
—KRegiſter thereof to be kept at eral 


burgh, and likewiſe at the General 

Regifter at London — 

Foreign, bought fince 1 Octob. 1662. 
(though they belong to Britijh) not 


to be allowed the Privilege of Britiſh 
Ships, except Ships taken Prize, and 
Condemned in the Court of Admr- 
ralty 


reigners, in whole or in part, and 
not failed with a Maſter and + of 
the Crew Britiſßh, forfeited, and the 
Goods — — s 
—Bought before the paſſing of this 


Act, and not made Free, belonging 


—_—_ 


———ͤů ů —[—0 


ö 
L 


Acts. 


Vear and 
Reign. 


——— ̃ MA — —I—2— — 


I0 Ann. 


8 Elia. 


12 Car. 2. 
13014 Car. 2 


11 AL. 


5 Ann. 


Trading Coaſtwiſe belonging to 6 | 
| 


to Britiſh, Trading Coaſtwiſe, to 


pay 12 d. per Ton for every Voyage 


— OO — 


13014 Car. 2. 


| 
12 Car. 2. 


26 


18 


11 


O 


18 6 


1 Jac. - 


111 6 


— —wUPd— wo en ne non — 


— — — — —-— 


Mm 2 


2 — ; £2. 
_— = 


—— ' — — 


— 


— — — - — 4 
6 96m, Me 2 — ̃ — ——⅛.qm 
—ů — — — — — 


— = 
A 
» 
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5 
— 


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—_ - "———_—_—— 
« 66-3... 


— 


— K - * — — — , * 
1 4 1 1 * 1 A = * Saws. $21.4 1 "= 
* A 2 — ett at N * a - 5 — 
* — — — 1 2 r = 4 la <0. >. _ 8 ** * 
r "4 — ALS cot hp. _ * EY A, 
* 2 * 1 — — " — 


* — ADE ͤ ͤ AL a Ron RO 2 
— — rms Lerman ne Te 


— — „ —— — — 


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| —a Clauſe to be obſerved, Sas 172. 


| Silver 


Inder. 


— — 


__—— 


N bought ſince the paſſing | 
the ſaid Act, be! nging to Pritiſ, and 
Trading Coaſtw iſe, to pay 55. per On 
for every Voyage, both for the uſe of 

the Cheſt at Chatham, 8c. 

Ein the Port of London not to be above) 
3 Days coming from Graveſend to the 
place of Diſcharge, and in the Out- 
Torts; 5 come. directly up to the 
place of alain is r, Alld to Report, Pe- | 
nalty J. 100. —— 3 

may Enter and Diſcharge part in any? |} 
one Port, ad carry the Remainder to 
another, the Maſter Report: ng at both 
places, Rule 1.— N — 25 

of War, vide Captains. 

vide „ "hap Cattle, Coals, Eaſt» 
India, Fiſh, Goods, Greenland, Gr ten- 
wich, Hops, Offe-ey i Lantations, Qua- 
rantine, Sails, 5 
Weftlmoney and Wooll. 

Shoztlings, vide o 

Silks Wrought, mixt with Gold or] 
Silver, or other Materials, forfeited, 
and to be fold by Inch of Candle at 
the Cuſtom-houſes in London, or > 
Edinburgh, the . to pay 
J. 200. — — and the Seller or Con- 
cealer I. 100. — 


au 4 wary 


we 


vide Alamodes, Eaſt Lodia. 

—Thrown, of the Growth or Product) 
of Turkey. Perſia, Eaſt India, Chia, 
or any other Country (except Hal), 
oy and Naples, my thence regu- 
Iirly Saipt) not to he Imported on 
For feiture j 

Molten, or Manufactured, _ e | 
Bullicn, | | 

Skins, vide Hides. 

Onuff Imp Oried, Proof to lie upon the 


cQ. 


Acts. 


Reign. 


| 
[ 
F ®t 
WW. 
þ 
[ 


wy 


ate, South Sea, Taltow, || 


ns 


Owners, 1 hether it be of the Manu- 


factuxe of the Britiſh Plantation | 


I. 7 402. 


130914 Car. 2. 


L 2 Car. 2. 


6 Ann, 


2 FV. & N. 


8 Ann. 


11 


17 


— 


14,15 


21 


| 


South- | 


— —— ññ 2 —2 ˙——— — 


rr ˙ͤ!Tʃ —˙˙]¾!]¾⏑ͤ ] . m T ; ! w 


1 


P 


Inder. 


DE nd 


—— — gp, — — 


| South-Sea Company to remain for ever, 
though the Funds appropriated to them > 
ſhould be redeemed- BR, 
their Limits on the Eaſt ſide of Ame-? 
rica from Arancca River to the 
Southermoſt part of Terra del Fuego, 
and on the Welt from thence to the > | 
Northermolt part of America ( except | | 
Brazeil and Surinam ) wide C Hil- 
dren — —— — \ 
none to Trade within their 3 
but themſelves, on Forfeiture of 
Ship and Cargo, all the 3 
and double the Value — 
—Trading beyond ik Limits, - forfeit 2 
Ship and Cargo, — 
their Bonds under the Common Seal? 
to be taken for Duties 8. 
—Counterfeiting their Common Scal, 9 
or Bonds, is Eclony 5 
Dpicerp, Directions about the Duty, 
Page 140. 
iz. Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace, and} 
Nutmegs may be Importe ed in Britiſu 
Ships, regularly Mann'd, trom any 
Parts beyond Seas, upon Licence firſt © 
had from the Commiſſioners of the 
Cuſtoms, which they are to — 
without any Fee or Charge _—_ 
Spirits, vide Brandy. 
Stockings, vide Framss. 


— 


4 1 vide Children, Mariners, Ner- 


chants, Ships. 


1 1 New, why it differs from the 


Old, page 5, 6, J 12. | 
Sugar Refined and Exported, what to 
| draw back, page 66. 

Sweden, Trade tree to all Subjects 
Swine, vide Cattle. 


Ads. Wh! 
Year and | ©), (Sect. 
Reign. Sic. 
ro Ann, 167 
9 Aun 21.46 | 
| 
| 
ditto. þ — 147349 
ditto. — 58 . 
| | 
ditto, * 56 | 
ditto, — 7 
25 Cay. 2. 7 5 | 
Tables, 


SR. = 
> . _= 5 
IJ 5 

— 8 2 = mn 


— — — — — — —— 


IT 3 2 ——— ——— — 
_—_— — 2 — bs en” a 006 — g 
2 * p > 
i — . 


Inder. 


2 WEIS - Hy Mt Oat. ron 


' 
| 
| 


-*”- 


1. 


| Ables, vide Schemes. 


Tallow. or raw Hides, ſhipt with In-) 


tent to be Tranſported, Penalty tre- 
ble the value, a Years Impriſon- 


ment of the Maiter and Mariners, > 


and Loſs of their Goods and Chat- 
tels if they know of it, and of the 
Ship, if with the Owners knowledge- 


Tares 3 directions about tnem, Page 69,69, 


—A Table of them, page 78. 


Tea from the E aft Indies, how to pay 


Duty, page 47. 


[ 272 ] 


| 


under the ſame Regulations, Reſtri- 


—a Clauſe to be obſerv'd, page 182, 
vide Debentures, Plantations, and Ap- 


ctions and Penalties with Coffee, 
which fee. 


may be Imported from any Part be- 


youd Seas, in Britiſb Ships legally 
Navigated, upon Licence firſt hade 
from the Commiſſioners of the 
Cuftoms, which they are to grant 
without Fee or Charge — 


Thꝛead, vide Bonel ace, Gold. 
Tobacco Imported from the Britiſh} 


Plantitions on the Continent of A- 
merica, otherwiſe than in Casks. 
Cheſts or Caſes. each above 2 C. > 
weight f:rfeited, and 6 d. per Ib 
weight, except {mall Quanrities for 
the Crews {imoakinzg—— 8 


— 


pendbix. 


Tobacco⸗pipe⸗clap, vide Wooll. 
Tonnage Explain'd, page 4, 8, 11, 15, 47. 
Town Duties, for the Maintenance ot) 


Bridges, Keys, Wharfs, &c. ee + 
ved, Rule 21. 


Acts. 


— — 


Vear and Ch. Bect. 
Reign. [e. 

| 

| 

, 
18 Eli, 9 2 


— — —ů —— — —— 7 


3 & 4 Ann. 4 6 
6 Anu. 22 | ? 
7 Ann. 7 | 27 


Fa 
2 


12 Car. 2. 4 6 


| Uiffual 


— —— —— —⅛ 
„ at A ered 
1 : "4 * Ee IT PPE Fa” AS + : n wo tte aa ae 5 K 
IVES " i a * A [x 5 K A r "es p 
eee 2 * 


r 
ED ” 8 2 — — 


to & 11 V. 3. 2129 f 


—— ñũ— — 
2 1 1 . 


a 


e 
Dee Wo R N n C 
Y as 5 -, AL ” N - Wt? * = =Y _ 
o e . Io Fo 


[ 273 ] 


7 — — — | 
| | Acts. 
_ 9 — 
| Inder. es —_— ] | 
| Reign. ; ” 1 C. | | 
— FEAST — — — — — — — | 
; | | | 
U. 
3 | a 
= | 2 } * — » 7 4 
| V Iftual (7z. e. Grain) the Scots) | | | | 
Laws acanft the In po ation | Ann, | 81 T BY 
fret, reſerved in Force, Art. 6.“ | | | g 
Bt „zar, vide ines. = | | 1 
An : 5 4 1 —"JZ ; *% N 5 
U..1o t ne 2 Kt ode ms England, 4 | ditto. — &. 
dnia 2001 and VV . 9 | | | | | 
q 


| 
| 
4 „ 7. f 3 ö ny 
1 * Ardthoules, co be approved by | SN 


\ war 
1 tic Commiſſioners of the Cu- || ont 
| ICS, V7Z. | | [1 
Dor Coffee and Te — Ann. 26 34 
| tor Ea, Hidia wrought älks- — — 11 U 12 . 3. 10 2 
| lor J pre —— 8 Ann. 171 7 ti 
| W —\cpers, vide ue, Eaſt die, 17 Per. | 
F Watches OY, ide 's {1:0 ; 14 
dlatermen, . "Good 
Gaterßde Butte directions about it, | | 
| 1 from Pas: 68 5 84. . | | [ | | 
| Y Ahalebone cut, I: port ed, Forfeited, and 2 | 5 10. V | <2 72 | 
* ] AYP * 9 » ; 
| don 5ic the value rr even | | 


E Maſtees ot Ships knowing thereof, 

1 forfeit J. 50. — . ———— — 

Perſons in whoſe Cuſtody Gund: 114 & Ann. 12 6 
forfeit I. 30. — — the Goods and 
double the value. Proof to lie on | 

1 


the Importer where Cut —— 


| Geſtmonep and Illeland 1 Ships, 
| + not to Procec don the OY age till 
| | 10 March yearly, on Forfeiture of 15 Car. 2. : Bs 
Ships and Fith 
(harfingers Suffering prohibited or) 
rome 82 ts to be ſhipt, or 
landed ar unlawful Hours, or with- 
ou' the Preſence of a proper Of- > | |133G14Car.2.| It | 7 
T6 ficer of tve Cnſtoms, & forfeit 
[1 J. 100, — — = — 
Ghite⸗aſhes not to be Exported, Pe- 9 
nalty 1. — 6. 8. per Buſhe!- 5 


— 


— —— — 


2 &3 Edw. C. 26 1 


1 | Wines, 


[ 274 ] 


Inder. 


_ — * 
3 1 r 


Wines, the Dutics, page 48, 49, 191, 1 
and Appendix. 

—the Duties of a Gallon, page 50. Gallon 
deſcrib'd, page 72. 

—-Florence, how to be Entred, Page gr. 

—0r Vines. landed belore payment of 
Duty, Forfeited, and the Impor- 
ters to Pay the Duty n-withſtand- 7 
ing — 8 


2 
landed in the Out ports, 


— 


— — EE En 


— Wb. 


and carried 
afterwards to London by 
to pay the Advanced Duty there, 
page 5r. | 

e vide Damages. 

— Run our, the Hogſhead under In- 
ches, and the Pipe or Butt not a 
dove 9 Inches left therein, to be 
reckoned Outs, and no Duty to be 
paid for the ſame, Rule 9 

—of the Growth of Hungary, may be 
Imported from Hamborough, pay- 
ing Duty as Rheniſh Wincs —— 


cuitnelles may be Examined bey and Sex” 
by Commiſſion out of the High 
Court. of Chancery, and their Ex- 
amiations returned, to be admit. 

ted Evidence in Law, as if viva voce 

Wooll, Woollfels, Mortlinzs, Shorlings,} 
Yarn made of Wooll, Wooll-flocks, 
Fullers-carth, or Fulling clay, and 
Sheep, not to be Exported, on For- 
feiture of the Ship and Goods, 20 5. 
for every Sheep, and 3 8. for every 

Pound weight of the reſt | 

— Tobacco-pipe-clay not to be Ex- 5 

ported, Penalty 3 5. per 3 

weight 

—ſuch Goods Exported, Penalty is For- 
feiture of the Ship and Goods, tre- 
ble the Value, and treble Colts of 

Silit 

any Perſon may "TE ſuch e ah: 


4 


— 


Certificate, | 


ET 
Acts. 
Year and Ch Sect | 
Reign. e. 
1 333 
J 
12 Car. 2. 8 
1 Ann. 13 112 
13 & 14Car.z, 11 20 
n ] 
Iz Car; 2: 32 , 3,9 
135014 Car. 2. 18 6 
708 V. 3.288 
12 Car. 2. 32 | 7 


 Wooll, 


—_— — — A IIS vU— IO — —-— 
. *** n r . PAO — O pd W . he - + LY PIE PALE MD ape rd 8 . 


* * 4 Swe Ly 
4 
5 * 
- 
— ——⏑——. — 2 — — Tay 
8 "A FE PO Wenns ID — OTE * TOP TAE SIRE) 5 U * " 1 = _ A 1 % - L : 
* r ” * a, 7 8 1 l 5 * a . wed " : ſj 8 8 4 q F 
of 5 " . E D Oe” 128 CITES 5 » "BE" VO A 8 W OO NET EN os; F 


Index. 


E 


— 


Gooll, Merchants, or others Exporting 
ſuch Goods, diſabled to Sue at Law. 
beſide all other Penalties 

—Mafters and Mariners knowing of, or 
aſſiſting to the Fxportation thereof, 
forieit their Goods and Chattels, 
and to be Impriſoned 3 Months 

—Owners of any Ship knowing ſuch 
Offence, forfeit their Intereſt——— 

if ſuch Ship belong to a Foreigner, 


feited- — . 
—Inhabitants of any Port, or Place from 
whence ſuch Goods are Exported, or 


J. 20. —— if under 1. io. —— ya- 


the Goods, and treble Coſts- 
—Owners of ſuch Goods to anſwer the 
Inhabitants, treble their Forfeitures, 
and Penalties ———— —— 
—Aiders, or Abettors to ſuffer 3 Years 


7 


5 
or one Living beyond Seas, tor5 


1 


have been Carried through, forfeit 1 


p 


lue ; if above, treble the Value of | 
— 


Impriſonment, without Bai 
—ſuch Perſons informing, or diſco- 
vering ſuch Exportation, the three 

firſt ( not being Owners of the 
Goods ) are exempted from any 
Penalty or Puniſhment 
—Owners of any Ship, Maſter, or Ma 
riners, diſcovering ſuch Exporta- 
tion within 3 Months after their 
Return, diſcharged of the Penal- 


Informers- — 
—Se1izers, not to give Evidence in their 
own Proſecut ion _ 
—Compounding with any Port, Place 

or Hundred, to be Imprifoned 
5 Years without Bail, and any 
other Perſon may Sue for the 
whole Penalties, as if no ſuch 


8 


8 


W. 


; 


ties, and to have the benefit of 


Compoſition had been made 


— 


Acts. 


. and SL 
Reign. RY 

nn, | — 
12 Car. 2. 32 
ditto. mY 
ditto. —_ 
ditto, — 
7 & 3 W. 3» | 28 
ditto. 2 
| ditto. i 
ditto. hos 
I IJ. S JI. 32 

12 Car. 2. 32 
7 8 N. 3. 28 


10 


10 


11 


13 


x 
? 1 
N 
Py i: | 
, : 
14 
: . Z 
: , 
1 
: 'y 
17 1 1 
9 
. 
* 
1 
' 
' 6 
; 
1 
. 
+ '* 
: | $$ 
U — 
we 1 Wa : 
f oli * 5 


A 
a1 
xs 
* 
f 
IF 
1 
1 
by 
; 
4 
73 
1. 
1 
1 
. 
458 
N. 
* 
# 
bY 
4, 30 
Ve 
44 
1 
4 31 
WET. 
1 
33% 
. 
Ws 
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1 tf 
: * 
. 
1 
He 
4 
1 
2 
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uy 
GY 
44 | 
24 
i 
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FI 
9 
17 
MY 
4 
* 
'F 
RL, 
Wy 


R 


Erotic 


— 


<2. 


r 
£4 A _ 


_Y - 


n PIT 


| —not to be carried in Packs, 


|—Unenter d, brought within ; Miles 


2 ach. — i 


-in Keut and Ornſjex, 


Cad, bs .. is, # 


[ 276 ] 


Inder. 


. K ²˙ A Ae. ey 


Wooll, a Proviſo for Pelts ready dreſt” 
Urn the Wooll on them, Flock- 
beds, and Live Sheep for the 8 — 
Uſe only, and not otherwiſe——-— 

for Lambs Skins ready dreſt, fit f ore 
Furs and Lining = — — 

—for certain limited Quantities 0 
Wooll yearly from Southampton 
to Guernſey, Jerſey, Sark and 
Algerney, under {pecial Regula- 
tions 

or Yarn made of W. ol preſt into 2 
Sack or Cask, &. or found near th 
Shore, ox any Navig⸗ ble Liver, wth 
Intention to be Exported, — 
or the value 


Sacks, cks, Bags 
or Casks, but in Day- light, on for- 
feiture or the value= 


of the Sea coalt, and deſign d for 
any Port from whence it may be b 
Exported, forfeited, with the Hor- 
ſes, Carriages, Sc. and the 170 
ſons Carrying or Aſhiting, liable 

the Penaltics of former A 


brought within 5 Miles of the Sea- 


coaſt (except berwcen Sun and Sun 75 
forfeite l, with the Horſes, G c. 
-—Proviio for Perſons living within | 

5 Miles of the Shore, ſo as they E 
give an Account of the Number >| 
of Ficeces at Shcering, and before 
removing or diſpoſing tnerent, to 
the proper Officers ——— 
Perſons within 
io Miles of the Shore, to give No- 
tice to the Officers of the Number 
of Fleeces within 3 Days after Sheer- 
ing; Penali y for removing ſuch > 
Wooll without a Certificate from 
ſuch Officer, is forfeiture of the 
Wooll, and for every Pound 
weight. — 


| 


N.. 


3 7. 


* 


— 


EA 


K — — 


4 


Ads, 


TI 


EI we wu ar tmony, 


— ——— > 


LD. end 


Year and 
Reign. 


65 A 


12 Car. 2. 
130514 Car. 2. 
12 Car. Z. 


12 Car, 2. 


1 V. & M. 


130514 Car. 2. 


dlitto. 


EP ˙¹ öAT . . OE AE OA 2 7 1 I 


9 S 10 N. 3. 


WH 


32 


2 


18 


[ODEON 


. be 


28 


8 


40 


Loot, 


18 


[os td 


4 


WL. 


% > 
SJ # 
„1 „ — Ec PA rr:r:::: ere * 


| 


— 


—— 


—— — ens A Dies 


—— 


33 


* 


EE. 


— — — y 


— — —o— 


WF CE CN 


— — ——— — — ＋6*26ẽĩẽ 6 es - 


— — * 


ER 


Index. 


or Woollen Manufactures not to ” 


Wooll, in the ſaid Counties bought? 
within I5 Miles of the Shore, 
Bond to be given not to Sell the 

ſame to ny Perſon within 15 
Miles of the Sea, and found car- 7 
rying towards the Sea-ſide with» | 
out Entry and Bond, forteited, .| 
and 3 s, per P-und-— — — 

—Shorn within 10 Miles of the Sea, ) 
and after the firſt removing lodg d 
within 15 Miles ef the Sea, 10 


feited, and if carried away, fo 
every Pound weight 35. #1 
—Hid within 15 Miles of the N 
and not Entred, forfeited, and the, | 
Claimer to give Security to the. 


Exchequer (if Cait upon Try che the 


to pay treble Coſts, beſide the 
Penalties, Ec, 


Exported from Ireland, but from 
the Ports Limited there, nor to any“ 
Place, but the Ports Limited 0 


Eneland, on Forfeiture of Ship and 


Goods, and 7 FOO, — —-— 
vide ee 


or Woollen Manufactures, not to 5 
| 


Shipt in [reland, till Bond be 
ven accordingly there; on N 
ol the Ship 

— Bond to be given hkewiſe in Eng- 
land, before ſhipping in Irel and, 
in treble the value, and Cerxtifi- 
cate produced accordingly; ; and a 
Licence obtain'd from the Com- 

miſſioners of the Cuſtoms in Eng- 
land, or ſrom the Collector that 
took th e Bond- — 

—2 Proviſo for W oolltels, Cc. for the. 
Ships uſe, Cloth for the Seamen 
and Paſſengers for Clothes only for 
wearing Aboard in the Voyage, 
and not to exceed the value of 40s. 


a 
— — 


— — — — — — 


Acts. 


Year and 


Reign. 


— 


— 


9 © io IV. 3 


4 { Eco. 


ditto o 


Io & 11 N. 2, 


ditto. 


dit ro. 


G 12 . 27 


to any one — — 


Nn 2 


101 4 
my 1 
— 6 
10 2 
„ 5 
— 114 4 
a3 4 9 
Wool 


| 14 
. : 
, 
i 
| 14 
5 
1 
* 
| | 
' 1 
: 14 
11.18 
{45 
4% 
T4 4 
(1116+ 
fre” 
; 8 
* 


o 
. 

A : — — * * r — Zh i 18 0 Ar tes a —ͤ—„— rw 
8 ˙ —— EN oe wi 24's 5 tothe dt ws * — = . — — 2 
1 + I. 3 a = vn * 1 * n — _— — - * 

2 A x 1 e n 4 k 

I * - = 
. 8 * . — 8 — wa - ” a 
— 822 = 


Gann Hai. oy; 


— P ˙— ets ——epdlizn-- or ee 
8 EE I . ˙ Ü rene aw 3 
„„ ; 


ye SEP 


2 
be -— 


* 


[278 | 


Inder. 


on At. 


Wocll, 8&c. Maſters, Mariners, Porters,» 
or Exportation, forfeit / 


5.— — 


of this Act, liable to the Penalties 


and Aiders- DRE 


Paper, not Parchment, to be Sign'd 
by Thrce principal Officers at leaſt 


ted nor literlined, and particularly 
Endors d on the Cocquets, War- 
rants and Certificates 
— Admirals, and other C and ro» 
Seize all Ships carrying ſuch Goods, 
or any other Prohibited Goods = 
Commanders neglecting their Duty, 
Conniving or Compounding, for- 
feit all their Pay, to ſuffer Six 
Months Impriſonment, and made 
incapable of ever Serving in the' 
Navy — 


by any Perſon:= 
—$eiz d by C:uiſers, to be ſold by Inch 
of Candle after 21 Days— 


ſecution in Britain 
— Commili.oners of the Re ren : In 
Ireland, to tranſmit Halt-y early to 
the Commiſſioners of the Cuſionis in 
England, an Account of Wooll Ex- 
ported thence, and of the Bonds taken 
{ —Regiſter of all ſuch Ships, to be kept 
in the Port of London 
Ports allow'd in Ireland, for Expor- 
tation of ſuch Goods, Con, Drog- 
bedau, Dublin, Kinſale, New Roſs, 
Waterford and T0 54 
n England al low'd . r Importation, 
| © Barnſtable, Biddiferd. Bride: 


water, Briſtol, Chefler, Liverpool, 
MI ford: 2 n 


» 


| —Cocquets and Certificates to be 9 


Afſiſtants, in ſuch illegal Shopping 
—Officers, not obſerving the ee 
of former Acts againſt CN 


— 


and the Quantity neither Oblitera- Y 


5 


—fuch Goods and Ships may y be Saag 


——Acquittals in LI, no Bar to Foes 


aven, and Minebead— 1 


Acts. 
| Year and Sect. 
Reign. | Ch. Ce. 
Aa | Sh — — 
10 G 11 V.z. Bo 2 
VM. +.32- 1-3 
1 N. & NM. 324 
7808 . 3. 28 7 
10 11 NV. 3.107 
788 W. 3. 28 14 
10 C 11 V. 3. 1016 
10 & 11 V. 3. 10 18 
ditto. — 4 
| ditto. os I7 
ditto. — 3 
18 28 
10 & 11 V. 3. 10 
_ . 32 6 
& 8 N. 3. 28 
5 . | 10 
4 Ann. 717-2 


OOO 


— 


2 


— —— * 


Wooll, vide Appendix. 
—Syaniſh or Foreign, may be Exportcd | 
from Britainin Britiſh Ships, Rule 5- 
Exporters of Fullers-earth, or 3 " 
ing-clay, forfeit for every Pound 
weight, I 5. — — 9 
Woollen Thrumbs, or Yarn, not to be 
Exported, Penalty double the ae 
Cloth white, may be Exporte from 
Britain-— —— 
Wrecks, where any Qui ck Creature el- 
capes, no Wreck — 
Not to be try'd by the Admiralty, 
but by the Laws of the Te 
Wreck d Goods of certain Sorts, 
Prohibited, not forfeited — 
Writs of Delivery; to be granted by Ki 
Court of Exchequer for Goods 
Seiz'd, only where the Goods are 
Periſhable, and on good Security 
—Pleas, or Proceſſes upon any Ingict- 
ment or Information, at the Suit 
of the Crown, not to be diſcon— 
tinued by the demiſe of Her Ma- 
jeſty, or Her Succeſſors ———— 9 


* 


tho 1 


Parn, vide Wooll. 


N. B. The Chaptors and geldion of the 
Adts in this Book, are I\um- 
bred as they ſtand in Kebles 
Statutes, ſo far as thoſe Vo- 


Ju mes are carried on. 


— 3 


Acts. 


5 


Vear and 


Reign. 


S 


1 


12 Car. 2 


9 9 to . 3. 


| 
8 Hen. 6 


6 Ann. 
2 Edw. 1. 
15 Rich. 2, 


3 Edw. 4. 


13014 Car. 2. 


I Anu. 


| 


1 
4 


© {Se 
Sf, Ca. 

ieee eee 
46 
401 2 
24 
9 1 
3 
31 1 
4] 2 
11 30 


—— ——— —U—ä4—ͤ — — 


py a = 0 s - 
. 8 . y 
R Fa 
— 2 — 2 8 ** = 2 — * _ 
— . A g : Pot > 8 „ * * _ — — 1 _ _ = 
x + Pew * FE ra d a" my * - — 2 — wy ors — ay - 
n re . = 2 Js Min £ DR REI APE FEI TER AA? as x — — pr 
es. OTITIS > 2 A ent X 7 
9 - t - — 2 * "y : * * — _ > — — 


—— 


— * — y ha 
ere 


. 
3 Ew 
— » <.-v 
- * A * —_— 7 


— 
n 
— - 


e 5 
— — —— 


[ 280 


The Ports of Great Britain, with their Di. | 
von into Members and Creeks. 


Herein is to be noted, That by Ports is to be underſtood on. 
ly thoſe Places to which the Officers of the Cuſtoms are ap- | 
propriated, and which contain and include all the Prin 


| 
leges and Guidance of all the Members and Crecks thereunto allo! ted, | I 


By Members is to be underſtood ſuch Places where ancienrl a 
Cuſtom-houſe hath Yen kept, and Officers or their Deputics atte 
ing, and are lawful places of Exportation or Importation. | 

By Creeks is to be underſtood ſuch Places where commonly Ollicers | 


are or have been placed by way of Prevention, not out of Duty «| | 


right of Attendance. And are not lawtui Places of Exportation or Im- 
portation, without particular Licence or Sufterance from the Port or 


Member under which it is placed. 4 


All which are branched out in the following Deſcription, under the 
ſeveral Heads as they are now 8 and ſuperviſed. 


South Bꝛitain 


Ports. Members. Creeks. | 
London * — ——— Graveſend. | 
| C Avlegouth. | 
IP arnewatey. | 
; Hcly I 
Berwick — — ee, 


1 Eaſt Marſhes, containing the 
Coaſt of Northumberland, 


bordering upon Scotland. 
| Spalding, 


1 
| Fofdick, | | 3 


„Mainfleet. 
} Numby Chappel. 


Bo ON; man " — , —— 


| | N 
B r:dowater 
.. Pill. : 
Briſtol 1 OY 97 740. 
FRY Burrys. 
Neath, ox brittonjervy. 
Newton. 
Aberthaw, 
Penarth. 
Newport. 


C bepftow. . 


8 yo 


Cardiffe 


In 


— — — 


f 
IL 'ttlethorp. | | | | | 


| Minhead - w — —— 74 


— 
—— —äy— ͤ ee ͤ ͤö́—ñ—b —y- — 
N 2 9 ey 1 1 - 


— —— — ne —᷑ 


Car, 


E xe 


— — —ñä06— Ʒm4ãα.ʒ — 


CD 


| 4 
| Y 
i 3 
0 

1 4 


- 202 | 


Ports, 


Members. reeks. 


Weft Marſhes, containing the 
* a NY Coaſt ot Cumberland, bor- 


dering upon Scotland. 


Carlifle— 


—_ — — E4ä —ͤ— 


ey 
7 15 2 er 7 — 2 — ——— ——ü—ä—ä— 
. wy 


Chicheſter . FEmjey 


E xeter- — 


1. 00 VVorkington. 
Milnthozp. 
8 Pile of Fon diy. 
9 Gy aunge. 
e eee 5 = / yrewater.. 
Prefion and Riblewater. 
8 Sankey-bridge. 
2 J4 FEradiſham. 
LT: Sr 1 1th SHore of the River Merſey 
from the Red Stones. 
" Hilbree. 
Dawpoole. 
2 Neſton. 
A Bur ftonhead. 
| zaghil, 
 Moſtin, 
| | 
Aberconway ———— — ms 
Bewimor is — Holyhead. 
| | | S Habe. 
(Arras Lie he 
To e eee 2B ae 
© Arundel wn" Pong: 
| Je lfe V 
Shoreham ————Pighthemflon. 
7 Newhaven. 


ro _ C5eeford. 
| Haſtings - — — — 


| Vinchelſea. 
Rye » — = w 


| Rumney, 
| Hythe ——— 5 
s {Ifracom). — e 
0 ly. | 
as aro — $4 oledore; 
died. 

|  f£'T:ncomb. 

St arcr ofs. 


Beare and Seaton, 
| Topſhanm. 


*-a 


Lancaſter 


N 


Lowes 


— © T7 HEY 


Sydmorth, 
Lyimpſoͤn. 


Exmouth, 


Aylmouth, : 
Exeter 


—— — — — — —-— 


= - ; . pr Fa : n , A 
. ; p = n : N a . by A IE 2248 : n Dt 
Fa? — A E N F - . 8 2 2 — 2 N > 2 
— — gr Ro. - S L — : 2b e 1 — — - pong NR ———— a 
= _ IS _ n — - — AUET c - EnS „% e —— = - N — 
Y a” ag ne * 6 — 6. Ds $2.4.) Xu * — ns ay E TR Sa. 2 : EIT * 


n 
r 


n 5 W — — — 
— nent — — 
2 — —— — 


N. 
j 
105 
4 
v 


1 
i; 


— 83 3 —2 & 927 


wi" —— — 
Mags — 3 — 
is — PE 22 


— — 2 


„ 
1 


| 


; 
: 


ö 


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[ 282 ] 


Creeks. 


Saltcomb. 
JBrixbam. 
Torbay. 
Totnes, | 


Ports. Members. 


Exeter Dart mot G-o—_—_— 


Glouceſter + 1 Severn from 
467 — tm 3 3 


to Kingroad. 
Grinisby — aint horp. 


Bridonorth 


?: ůä(X—ß—2ð Birdlington Js $ 


(Scarborough 1 


«Leigh. 
© Malden: Burnham. 
eſt Merſey. 


90 Merſcy. 


Igſiwich —— <2 Colche fte Brickleſey. 
WWrvenkos, 
3 5 Maintree. 
e - - OS 7 
8 —Buru bam. 
; 0 Hitcham, 
"4 < Croſs Keys 
CVisbich. 
C Aberdovy——— - — Aberuſiab. 
Cudigan— 5 Pferd. 
Haverford Te}. 
cd 1. 
Carmarthen. 
Lanelthy. 


A/ 7 0 7d . 


— — 


( Fembro le. 


North Buyrys. 


N Stockton 


N 


— Midlesborough. 


| | Whitby — 


Neweaſtle —— 4 Sunderland— — 


Har lepoole — — — 


| Shielde ———————— Ry 
l | 5 Searondelaval. | 
e @ Blithe nooke. 
; Pad os — ͤ Dſ— ws 
St. Toes —— — — . 
Fenſance — . — mW 
Hel ford — — „ 
; ED Penrin. 
FHhymoꝛit l- < Falmouth t. Mawres, 
| eo. 
Fowey — _ 
Lowe — - — N 
\ Salt aſh. 
| =——— —& Stonehouſe. 


Cowſland, 


1 


— ge 
4 — 8 : 


Fool 


dan 


901. 


1a 


th 


ol N 


203 ] 


&. 
* 1 


Yay month -—-—-- 


Aleborough-—— Orford. 


Z ? Punwich, 
NSouthwold— Wald:rſwick, 


> _—_— — 


Ports. Members. Creeks, 
| RS 5 5 ridport. 
Lyme 8 4 Charmouth. 
© Portland, 
ES, FAIL 3 77 
Fool — F eymouth=——— > 12 
Sy Swanidge. 
5 2 Wareham. 
Dover: 3 ttt... JUS. 
Deal. 
3 85 FO H ameſgate. 
I | | Alargat. 
me Es ET IWhitftable, 
Feverſham — — —— 
Milton ieee 
Rocheſte . eee 
1 , riß Church. 
es e Lim:ington, 
vuth amptor Þ 77 OD __ STarmouth. 
7 8 2 Newport. 
Cp Portjmenth — F 1{worth, | 
Moodbridge — Wo 


—— Lt. 
Le and Cle) > IT: — 
O © ihe 


— —— - — —_— — 


— - ————ůůů II rn —ꝛ—H——— — - 
” 
- = — — - 


een 


* 1 * 1 1 AP MES & 6 = FI OI — 
9 we 2 3 * 11 n j =. \ I q _— * 


= \ 
Oy OY CE IE ONT 
eee 
$ SECT > - 
= * 


r 
„„ „ 1„ 
TP 2 * 


AA 


"x. A A 


2934» 
r 


— _ N Foun - — — As 
— 44 . 


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5 
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3 
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{| the landing of any kind of Corn, brought or provided for the proviſion | 
or victualling of the City, and not upon any private or particular Per- 
ſors account, and for no other Goods or Merchandize. 


The Names of the Lawful Keys, Wharfs, &c. 
for Hipping and Landing of Goods in the 
Port of London. | 


N purſuance of an Act of Parliament it is Ordained, That the Keys, 
Wharfs and Places hereafter named, and no others, be Aſſigned, 
Appointed, and Allowed by His Majeſty to be lawful Keys, 

Wo DA $, or Places for the Shipping, Lading, or Landing of Goods: That 

18 fo lay, | 

. Key. Cheſters-Key, Galley-Key, TWooll-Dock. 

Cuftom-houſe-Key, Stone ſtairs on the Weft-fide thereof, is declared 

not to be a Place for Shipping or Landing of Goods or Merchandize. 

Porters- Key, Bear-Key. 

Sabs-Dock, Excluding the Stairs there, which are declared no Jaw- 

ful Place for Shipping or Landing of Goods or Merchandize. 

Wiggans- Key, Youngs- Key, Realphs- Key. 

Dice-Key The Stairs there declared unlawful for Shipping or Land- 
ing of Goods or Merchandize. 

Smarts- Key. 

Somers-Key. The Stairs there declared no lawful Place for Ship- 

ping, or Landing of Goods or Merchandize. 8 

Lyon- Ney. Buttolph-Mharf. Hammons Key, 

Garunts-Keiy, The Stairs on the Eaſt-ſide are declared unlaw ful for 

Shipping, Lading or Landing of Goods or Merchandize. 

Cocks Key. 

One other Place betwixt Cocks-Reæy and Freſh-whayf, called part of 


of Goods or Merchandize. 

Freſh-wharf. 

Billing gate to be a common open place for the Landing or bringing 
in of Fiſh, Salt, Victual, er Fuel of all ſorts, and all Native Mate- 
rials for Builling, and for Fruit (all manner of Grocery excepted ) 
and for carrying out the ſame, and for no other Wares or Mer- 
chandize. | 

Bridge-houſe in Southwark may be allowed as a Place convenient for 


It may be lawful for any Perſon to ſhip or lade into any Ship or Veſ- 
ſel on the River of Thames, bound over Seas, and Ju ing between Lon- 
don and TWoolwich, any of the Gcods or Merchangize hereafter men- 
tioned, viz. Horſes, Coals, Beer, ordinary Stones for building, Fifh 
taken by any of His Majeſties Subjects, Corn or Grain: Provided 


| or other lawful Warrants paſſed for the ſamc. 


Frejh-wharf,, the Stairs are declared unlawful for Shipping, or Landing 


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that the Cuſtom and Duties of ſuch Goods be duly paid, and Cocquets | } 


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It may be lawful for any Perſon or Perſons to unſhip and lay on Land 
Deal-boards, Balks, and all forts of Maſts, and great Timber, at any 
place of the River of Thames, betwixt Weſtminſter and Lime hoiiſe- doch: 
Provided the Owners of ſuch Goods do firſt pay or compound for the 
Cufiom and other Duties, and declare the Place at which they will Land 
them, before they unſhip any of the Goods, to the Officers or Farmers 


Permiſſion from them fo to do; and that they unſhip none of the ſaid 
Goods, but in the preſence of a Waiter or Officer appointed there- 
unto ; otherwiſe the ſaid Goods to be liable to forfeiture according to 
Law. | 

To prevent all future Differences and Diſputes touching the Extent 
and Limits of the Port of London, the ſaid Port is declared to extend and 
be accounted from the Promontory or Point called the North-foreland 
in the Iſle of THanet, and from thence Northward in a ſuppoſed right 


Line to the oppoſite Promontory or Point called the Naes, beyond the | 


Gunfleet, upon the Coaſt of Eſſex, and ſo continued Weſtwarithrough 


ling into it, to London Bridge: Saving the uſual and known Right, Li- 
berty and Privilege to the Ports of Sandwich and Iyſwich, and either 
of them, and the known Members thereof, and of the Cuſtomers, 
Comptrollers, Searchers, and their Deputies, of and within the ſaid 
Ports of Sandwich and Ipſwich, and the ſeveral Creeks, Harbours 
and Havens, to them or either of them reſpectively belonging, within 
the Counties of Kent or Eſſex. In Rotulo Scaccarii, 19 Car. 2. 


North Bzitain. 


Ports. Members. Creeks. 


Augbhmadde n. 

N\Frazerburgh, 
Newburgh. 
Peterhead. 
Stozehvye, 

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Dumfries 


ot the Cuſtoms thereof for the time being, an! receive Sufferance or | 


the River of Thames, and the ſeveral Chanels, Streams and Rivers fal- 


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$07 7] 


Frcemen of London- 


| OR a Cloth Cocquet by Engliſb e 
For a Stangers Cocquet or UT too 08 


Fees and Allowances due and payable to 
the Officers of His Majeſties Cuſtoms 
and Subſidies in the Wot of London, 
and the Members and Creeks thereunto 
belonging, vzz. 


For the Officers of the Petty Cuſtoms Outwards. 


|Cuſto- Comp-ſSur- Surv. 


mer ftroler ſyeyor General 
. d. $, d. 5. d. . d. 


20 co 04190 ooo 04 


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'20 £600 OD 06 


freemen — 


Rate 


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Engliſh to paſs according to the old>'oo OOo 04/90 ogjo og 


—_———— 


the Rooks 


For a Ships Entry croſſing the Seat— 
For a Ships Entry to the Strerghts, Ca- 

1 aries, or Weſtern-Iſlands 
For clearing of Ships, and examinin 


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For every E 1dorſement: 


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jeſties u "IIS — 
Fr every Friry in tre Certificate Book 009 02 
To the Guſtomers Clerks. 
More for » Cloth Cocquet or Certificat ede | 


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For making a Bond to the Kings Ma- e 
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For a Ships F Entry croſſinz the Seas 


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OR every Ships Entry within they | 
Levant, or beyond the 2 OJ OO 


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Subſidy Ourcards. 


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ctor 
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For every Ships Entry going to any? 


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11To the Clerks. For a Cocquet, be $4 


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| For diſcharging the ſame Bond, and fi- 


For making, and entring a Tranfire 25 


For clearing of every Ship paſſing to, 
Foreign Parts, and examining t! the 
Ships Content 

For every Engliſh Cocquet by Freemer,— 

For every Strangers Cocquet, or Un- 
freemen of London 

For making every Certificate Cocquet, ( 
as well Engliſh as Strangers, for 


Goods which paid Subſidy Inwards, 0 5 


and pay no Subſidy Outw ard: 


from His Majeſty, or the Lord Trea 
ſurer, paying no Duties- — 
For Indorſement of all Warrants and 
Licences — — 


For every Certificate upon id Trea-S 


bring in Victuals, to Cry ot out ſome 
Beer as by ftore — 


Fees ——— 
For every Coaft Cocquet Outwards, 
and entring in His Majeſties Books 
for a whole Ship or Veſſel pathng 
into the open Sea: 
For a Bond for the ſame— 


ling the Certificate to the Bond- 
For making every Certificate of te 
turn 3 — —— 


For making, entring, and! keeping an ac- 0 


count of every Debenture for repay- 
ment of half Subſidy or other Sums 
of Money— 


—I 
— -—_— 


Letpaſs, from Port to Port in Eng- 
land, Wales or Berwickh-— _ 


Engliſh or others — 
For a Ships Entry croſling the Seas- 
To the Clerk of the Coaſt Coquets, for 

making a Bill or Tickct to the Lord 

Mayor for Corn, Victuals and other 


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[_ 289 ] \ 
Petty Cuſtoms Inwards. | 0 


8 


|Cufto- Comp ur- Surv. | 
: mer. |troler |veyor General | 
| 4 | „ „ 4 
; E OR every Strangers Warrant oo ooo omſbo ozjo oz 
For taking every Bond—————-—joo 00 
For every Bill at ſiaht — 5 00 oo o c Og 
For diſcharging every Bond —loo 096 | 


For every great imployment to pke, Jn 


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the proceed of Goods- bs wn on Fi | Be 


mW 
Subſidy Inteards. = 
| 8 
; 'Colle- Comp: Sur- Surv. 
ctor |troler |veyor General 3 
| - g.. ds. df: |. . | 
OR every Warrant by Engliſh of 
F Freemen of London: - 1 „ ney. "x" 0. 4M 
| Þ ey Moreant or. Strangers od do ocloo oc 06100 06 
29 ihe Cierk for making the ANG A Wt 
ntry- 
— a Bond to His Maj 05 536 Ml 
| TILE — | 
For every Oath adminiſtred by the Col | : 
| lector — — —— C0 yn | 
For a Shippers Entry, with the parti-7 9 ä 
cular Contents, viz. From the E 06 | 
Indie: na . | 
N e he Streig ht; - on 06 | 
From Spain, Portugal, and the] * i» | { 
Indies, or Engliſh Plantations— 5 
rrom Dunkirk or France = ©0 
il From Flanders, Holland, a [i 
| or any Eaftern or Northern or og | 
: Parts — - 
or every Ship or Veſſel leſs than | 
twenty Ton — 5 oo 08 | 
For every Stranger's Ships Eutry — | 
211 pay double Fees- | 
For every Certificate of Fare 
| Gcods Imported to be ſhipped out | 
= free of Subſidy, Eighteen pence CO 06 | 
| which is underſtood Six pence for 
the Search, altho' ſeveral Ships, and \| . 
Twelve pence for the Certificate, | | | 
It tre Goods be under the value | | 
Twenty pounds, according to the f | | 
Book of Rates, the Merchant 1 13 to T- 8 | ö 
pay for the Certificate in all, but-— — | 


cr NT IT on, 


— — ESA hf pe E206 8 267 2 
* * 


[ 290 ] 


Jolle Comp- sur- Surv. | 
or [troler veyor Genera! 
„„ 1 
For examining and comparing 8 5 N J 
Debenture with the original Certi- S 04 
| ficate 
i For a N e of 19 80 gn = 
f coming from any of tne Out-Ports 1 | 
1 to Lande, or Fi any other Port ſa oo O2j)00 0200 oz | 
= to Port within this Nation- | | 
= For Goods ſent by Sea by the — | | | 2 
= ter thereof, to any of the Guben 00 0600 On. o299 O 
| 1 from London — — . n 
. For caſting up the Sum, and keepingy 
A an account of every Debenture, and co £8) | 
iy | paying the Money ) | 
is For every Bale, Pack, Trufs, Cheſt. Caſe, or other Package, brought Re 
[A into the King's Warehouſe, to be allow'd to the . w eben the 4 
49 Merchant 1; f 
9 Proper Officer, Tw 0 pence. : | \ 
ly 1 t 
e I Cſtoms. a 
2. Cu- |Tomp- 
ſtomer |:roler |} 
„ WO Ae” 5 1 
O R a Cocquet for Caleds skin: 2— 102  ocloI. oo | if | 
Þeor a Coaſt Cocquet Outwards of Woolls, W ooll-2 | BI 
fells, Leather, S«ins and Hides—— — e 
For a Bond to His Majcſties uſe — rnnmnrmnnmmnmnns or oc Fo 
For filing the Retorn | — 1 06 DS | 
i For a Retorn and Diſcharge Ourwards — — — 02 555 van C 
[Packer | 
For the Packer, for telling and packing every Dacre | | 1 
of dreft Calves-skins, allowing ten dozen to . OG | 57 
Daeie 8 — | t 
For packing every Dacre of ' undreſt Calves Sins, and $50 1 
| Ong” — = x 
Ve es concerning Y everal Officers, as well Imzrds | \ 
Outwar 1s. to be paid to the Clerks. Y |S: 
+ | [cel 
Cuſto- Comp: |Suar- | 6 
mer itroler iveyor pa: 
3. d. 3. d. 3. d. ot! 
OR every Bill of Portage- 00 o 29 οο O3 | | FP 
For a ſecond or parcel Cocquet Outwards-'09 02,00 Oro 02-1 m8" 
me 
Þ11 | 


D Cy 


191 


To the King's Majeſties Waiters, being in number 


{Received at the f For a Bill of Store or Portage for any e I 


Eighteen. 


| 
- " EF 7 


For every Engliſb- man's Foreign Goods or) 
Merchandizes, of what nature fever, 
paying Cuſtom er Subſidy Inwards in/ fox oo! 
the Port of London, or coming thither | 
Received in the | from any Place or Port by Cocquet—- 
Cuſtom-houſe, 4 For every Strangers Foreign Goods in like 
above Stairs. manner, paying Cuſtom or Subſidy In- 
wards in the ſame Port, or coming thi-CP* » 
| ther by-Cocquer 
For certifying every Cocquet cf Engl/b 
| Goods brought up to London 5 


\ 


Water-ſide, by | thing above Ten ſhillinzs Cuſtom IE 09 

the ſaid Kings | For a Bill of Sight, Bill of Sufferance, or . 
7 
L 


Waiters,and o- anv other imperfest Warrant — 
thers attending For Woolls, Woollfels, Leather, Hides. 
to he divided 
as formerly. 


Regiſter of the King s Majeſties Warrants. 


1 00 
| 


and prohibited Goods from the Our Ports Sr od 
by Cocquet—— —— — 


E OR every Engliſßu Warrant for the Goods Inwards———jo5 oz 
L For every Stranger s Warrant . — oo 4 
For every Certificate Foreign — 50 04 


For all Goods not paying Twenty ſhillings Cuſtom, whether in or 
out, there ſhall be but half Fees taken, Whether for Warrants, 
Cocquets, Tranſires, Debenturcs or Certificates. 


To the Uſper of the Cuftom-houſe. 


[T2 OR every Oath adminiſtred by the King's Officers out- ? 00 02 
wards — | 1 2 5 


Rules which may ſerve for the Ports in general. 


7 Hereas ſome Societies and Companies of Merchants do trade 
in a joint Stock, and Enter the whole Laing and Cargo of a 
Ship Inwards, in one ſingle Entry, when the Adventurers therein con- 
[cerned are many, the Officers and Waiters may take and receive ſuch 
Gratuity as the ſaid Company ſhall bereafter voluntarily conſent to 
pay unto them; any thing in this Order or Table of Fees, or any 
other Act or Proviſion to the contrary notwithſranding. 
All Gools under the value of Five pound in the Book of Rates, pay- 
ing Subſidy the Sum of Five ſlullings, or leſs, ſhall paſs without pay- 


ment of any Fees. 
Pp No! 


"TE IE . 8 ** ** — 
: = 


— —_—_— — — 


—— ——— 


— — 


No Engliſh Merchant that ſhall have Goods of his own, to be 
landed out of one Ship or Veſſel at one time (although the Receipft 
of the Subſidy be diſtributed into ſeveral Offices) ſhall be charged to 
pay any more or other Fees than for a ſingle Entry. 1 
5 "rm in Partnerſhip to paſs as if the Proprietors were one angle: | 
erſon, 4 
Fiſh by Engliſh, in Engliſh Shipping or Veſſel, Inwards or Out- 
wards, or alopgſt the Coaſt, to pay no Fees. - 
Foreign Coin and Bullion Inwards may be landed by any Perſon! 1 
without Warrant or Fee, 4 
Diamonds, Precious Stones, Jewels and Pearls of all forts, to paſs 
Outwards without Warrant or Fee. : 

Poſt-Entries Inward to paſs wit! out Fee under Five ſhillings ; if a. 
bove Five ſhillinzs, and under Forty ſhillings, then Six pence ; but if 0 
the Cuſtom to be paid excee Forty ſhillings, then it ſhall pay the full“ 
Fe.s as wis paid for the firſt Warrant. „ | 

The Merchant fhill pay for a'l Goods opening that ſhall be ſhort 
Entred above Ten ſhillings Cuſtom. | | 
| The Merchants ſhall pav for weighing of all Goods that ſhall be 
ſhort Entred above Twenty ſhillings Cuſtom. | 

The Merchant not to be at any Charge, if duly Entred. = 

Whereas by an Act of Parliament, Intituled, A4 Ad for Encoura-; ? 
ging and Increaſing of Shipping and Navigation, tiere 1$ gran eum 
to the King's moſt Excellent Majeſty ſundry Duties upon Strange:s| 4 
Veſſels, importing Commodities not of their growth, and thereby 1t 15 
ordered, That ſuch Shipping as pretend to enjoy the Privilege of Eng- 
liſh Shipping, muſt be manned accordingly, whereby there is a neceſſi 
ty of an Officer to be imployed every Tide downwards towards Grare/- 
end, to viſit all Ships. whether they be manned according to the ſaid 
Act, and to give Certificates for making of Forcign Ships free, 
| and taking Bonds for ſuch as go to the Plantations, for effecting of“ 
Which buſineſs the following Fees are ſer and appointed by tre Authe-| } 
ty aforeſaid, to be par as well in all Out Ports, as in the Port of Lon. 
don, and Creeks thercunto belonging, vez. 


Colle- Comp- 
or. itrollcr 
| SJ, d. So | A. 


For mzking a Certificate to make a Foreign Ship free, ? 0 
0 1 to ooſoo 00 
wien Scaling and Regiſtr'ng the ſam e 


For a Bond for Ships going to the Plantation oo OG oo 

For every En'ry of Goods liable to Duties by the Act ? U 3 3 85 

of Navigation, which this Collector ieceiv e: 5 4 T 
The 


„ — —— ax? 


[ 293 ] 


The Fees of the Chief Szarcher, and of His Majeſties 
Five Under-Searchers in the Port of London. 
Duties bet ween the Chief Searcher and His Majeſties 
Froe Under-Searchers that attend at London. 
„ 8, 
For every / Pain, Portugal, the Strerohts, Weſt Indies, | 4 
yk ning Fla or the Weſtern Iſlands. — - 5 Wy 
alernin-g Eaſt-India . — fo. 00] 
toForcign All other Engliſh Ships into Foreign Parts — —— 04 OO 
Parts. (For every Strangers Ship or Bottom — —— 05. 03 | 4 : 
Duties of His Majeſlies Five Under-Searchers that attend = 
at London. _ 
Engl For every Certificate for Shipping out Goods 105 _ me 
. merly Im ported e e e 1 
Rei ) But if the half Subſidy to be received back — 805 ot 
- mounts but to 40 Shillings, then — 8 ; on 1 
Pipe, Punchion or But — — 00 4 
Hogſhend or Bag — N -00 Oz 
Tin the Block or Barrel ————- — 0 OI 
| Beer-eager, Wood of all ſorts, Copperas, Allom, e 8 | | 
and ſuch groſs Goods, the To. 7 5 8 | 
0 the Laſt, Sea-coal the Chalter, Feer the 12 N 
1 on — a — 9 Wed 
8 Fram — — 0 02 | 
T9 be ie Maund, Fatt; or Pack-—— . 00 c | 
paid by | The Buni:e, Bale, Cheſt or Caſe — 00 03 9 
Engliſh | Railins and Figs, the 20 Frails, or Barrels. 00 03 4 
. Butter, and ſuch Goods, the Barrel —— 00 Oz 4 
ow | For every Coaſt Certificate or Cocquet -——— OI 00 | 
Goods | | Tranſires for the Coaſt, Free. | 1 
that pay < For every Horſe, Mare or Gelding — 01 O0 4 
Subſidy, For certifying every Debenture tor receiving back 8 TR "ot 0" 
and paſs | x halt Subſidy, Cc — — . 1 
out by or every Piece of Ordnance —— - o 09 iſ 
Cocquet For the Endoriement of every Cocquet- —01 OO Mit; 
3 A ar | For every Certificate out of their Books of Goods) 
e e loft at Sea, taken by Pirates, or returned, | _ | 
” hq ſo much may be Shipped Cuitom- 
rec . — e 
| For every Bill of Sufferance or Store above Ten Cox 5 
. Shilings in the Book of Rates — v3, ill 
It under — ——— — 409 06 Mi 
| The Fardle or Truſs by Engliſh ot Three — ——_ | N 
Weight or upwards — —— Wl 
Woollen cloth the Bale, not exceeding hve Co = 
| or Three hundred weight, Statts, Bays or Says, 3 a 
| | P P 2 | er. nt 
1 


294 


Strangers Ships or Veſſels, 


Merchants Strangers, Unfreemen of London, or ſuch as Ship on 
$ 


The Fardle or Truſs — 


A 


— 


'Fhe Bale 11 


— NI 90 


— 


—— 


— 00 06 


The Fees of His Majeſties two Searchers at Graveſend. 


| . d. 
For every Ship that paſſeth over the Seas for Spain, Portu- 
gal, Styeights, the Weſt-Indies, Guinea, or the Weftern-S\-6 o 
Iſlands.— _ e 088 —— — 
For every Ship to the Eaſt-Indies —————————————9 99 
For ail other Ships into Foreign Part — 0 05 
For every Strangers Ship Or Bottom — | wilſon 3 1 CO 00 
For every Ship having a Coaſt Cocquet * 00 O4 


| For Paſſengers Outwards, not being Merchants or Mariners of 


Signed by Virtne of an Order of the Houſe of Commons, 
Datea the 179th of May, 1662. 


FE. Turner. 


[ 295 ] 


A Breviate of the Fees of Her Majeſties Officers of 
the Cuſtoms and Subſidies in the Port of London, 
reducing the Particulars (as they are ſet in ſeve- 

1 ral Paragraphs, under ſeveral Titles) into Totals 

1 or Intire Sums, v,. 


For the Officers of the Petty Cuſtoms Outwards. 


9 4. 
OR a Cloth Cocquet by Britiſh, Freemen of London, tl, > 
paid to the Principal Officers and their Clerks: | | 
For a Strangers Cocquet, or Unfreemen — — 23 o 2 [ht 
For a Cloth Certificate by Britiſh, or Strangers — — O2 08 _ 
For a Ships Entry croſſing the Se1s- —— P 08 ROI. 
For a Ships Entry to the Streights, Canaries, or Weſtern? |. * (Hl 
IIlands e e — 8 Ut 
For clearing of Ships, and examining the Books — bz 06 ot 
For every Endorſment — — — bo 04 
For making a Bond to the Queens Majeſties uſe 0 06 
For every Entry in the Certificate Book: - — Oz; | 
| Subſidy Outwards. 4 
„ 


O R every Ships Entry within the Levant, or beyonde 1 
the Streights Mouth. To the Officers and their Clerk-& [+ | 

For every Ships Fntry going to any other Foreign Parts- [lor 08 

For every Ships Entry going to the Out-Ports, and for 27 

hN 


Coaſt- Cocquet and Bond ————— DD 


1 For clearing of every Slip, paſſing to Foreign Parts, and ex- 6 
| F} | amiung the Ships Contents — — | 

For every Britih Cocquet by Freemen — — —lo2 06 
For every Strangers Cocquet, or Unfreemen of London — %o3 04] 


For every Certificate Cocquet, &. — — — —02 06 


—_-% oy 


For every Certificate, upon Warrant from Her Majeſty, — 


— 


the Lord Treaſurer, paying no Duties oy 0 

For Endorſement of all Warrants and Licence oo 08 

For a Foaring Bill ——— — — oz OO 
For diſcharging a Bond, and filing the Certificate — o 04 
For making a Certificate of Return ———— —= — oz O9 


For a Debenture for repayment of Half Subſidy, & c. To the 
principal Officers TWo ſhillings, to the Searchers Six pence, % 08 
for the Oath two pence, Examining Four pence, Caſting 3 

| up and Paying the Money, Eight pence : In all ———— 

For making and Entring a Certificate or Let-paſs —— o 06 

| For a Bill or Ticket to the Lord Mayor 00 04 


»— 


Petty 


[ 296 ] 


| | 


8 ” a — 


[1 
N 


| Pergy Cuſtoms Inmwards, 
| | 5. d. 
F R every Strangers Warrant Inwards, ( vide * 
Inwards ) 
For taking every Bond - . ———— 06 
For every Bill at fight ———— — •¶ü4—U!— —b2 0 
For diſcharging every Bond — 5 0 06 
For every great Imployment — — . 05 
| Subſidy WINDY | 
TOR every Warrant by Britiſh, Freemen of London, to 06 
| | the principal Officers, the Queens Waners, and Becher 88 = 
For every Warrant for S- rangers ——— 24 0 
| Or Unfrecmen - — . — 63 02 
For every Certificate of Foreign Goods i coming from the ? a 
Out. Ports, to London ——————————— PP 7 
For Goods ſent by Sea, by the Importer thereof, to any al} _ 
the Out Ports, from London, —— 28 
All the reſt of the Fees under this Title of Srbſid; Inwards, |Vide 
are ſingle, and paid to particular Perſons — 4 Table 
| Great Cuſtoms. 
TOR a Cocquet for Calves Skins. to the Officers and = 06 
1 For Woolls. W. lle Skins and Hide: ——lo3 co 
For a Bond to Her Majefties ulc — — ol 00 
For Filing the Return — — — co c 
For 2 Return and Diſcharge Out wards — — 0 
Fees Imwards and Outwards concer ning the Clerks. 
OR every Bill ot Portage 8 e ee, + HG} 
| For a Second or Parcel Cocquet Outward——————00 96 
C The Packer 6 All theſe 2 K | . | 
hay" Kings Waiters for the three e e e of 
7.2 eee gether With the former 
relic of the Or Oreens Wavaats. | Entries. 9 
FAY other Fees in the Table not herein before compriſed (ex-) 
cept only two concerning the Act of Navigation) — ( |Vide 
| The Fees of the Chief S.archer, and His Majeſties Five Un- the Ja. 
der-Scarchers at London, and Two at Graveſend, are fin-\ ible. 
f gle, and do not admit e eee eee — 9 
For all Goods not pay ing Twenty ſhillings Cuſtom, whether in, or 
cut, there ſhalli be but half Fees taken. | 
All Goods under the Value of Five pound in the Book of Rates, ſhall 
raſs without payment of any Fees. 
C-yn and Bullion Inwards —————— ? Paſs without War- 
Preci u Stores, Jewels and Pearl, eee rant or Fee. 
The Merchants ſhall pay for all Goods opening that ſhall be ſhort En- 
tred, above 10 5. Cuſtom. 
The Merchants ſhall pay for weighing of all Goods that hall be ſhort | 
Entred, above 20 8. Cuſtom. 
The Merchant not to be at any Charge, if duly Entred. 


other things) Enacted and Ordainei, That during the Continuance of. 


[299 ] 


AN 


F 


COMMONS 
IN | 


Parliament Aſſembled. 
| 
. in and by an Act of this preſent Parliament, Intituled, 
An Ad for Confirming of Publick Acts, an Act therein 
(Intituſed, A Sub/edy Granted to the King of Tonnage and Pundage, 
and other gun. of Money payable upon Merchandize Exported and 
Imported) was conticmed, by which Act fo confirmed, It 13 (amoneſt 


that Grant, where the Goods Exported or Imported amount to the Va- 
lue of Five Pound or more, the Cuſtomers and Collectors, and all 
other His Majeſties Officers in the ſeveral Ports ſhall take and receive 
ſuch Fees (and none other) as were taken in the Fourth Year of the 
late King James, until ſuch time as the faid Fees ſhould be otherwiſe: 
ſerticd by Authority of Parliament. | 
And whereas alſo amongſt the Rules, Orders and Directions annex: | 
ed to the Book of Rates ( Ratiiicd ani Contirmed by the aforeſaid Act di 
It is Ordered and DuetteJ, That for the avoiding of all Oppreſhians 
by any of the Officers of the Cuſtoms in any Port of this Kingdom, 
in Exacting uureafonable Fees from the Merchant, by rcafon of any 
Entries, or otherwiſe touching the Shipping or Unſhipping of any 
Goods, Wares or Merchandize, It is Ordered, That no Officer, Clerk, 
cr Other belonging to any Cutom-houſe Whatſocver, ſhall Exact, Re- 
quire, or Receive any other or greater Fee of any Merchant, or other 
whatſoever, than ſuch as are or ſhall be Eſtabliſhed by the Commons 
in Parliament aſſemble. And if any Officer or other ſhall Offend con- 
trary to this Ocder, he thall forfeit his Office and Place, and be for ever} 
after incapable of any Othce in the Cuſtom-houſe. | 
In Proſecution of which ſaid ſeveral Clauſes in the Act and Book of 
Rates before mentioned, and for the ſettlement and certainty of all the 
aforeſaid Fees, for ſatisfiction, as well of Merchants and others, as 
of the Otlicers, what Fces are to be paid and received tor any Cauſe, 


* 
* 


* 2 » — 
| „ - 3 


Matter 


; Gahan ” —— 
* -— _— - 
® 

_ 


[ 298 ] 


Ex portation. Shipping, Landing, or Entring of any Simps, Goods, 
It is Ordered and Declared by the Commons in Parliament Aſſembied, 
That the ſeveral ard reſpective Fees and Allowances mentioned in a 
Schedule or Table of Fees, relating to the Port of London, and the 
Members and Creeks thereunto belonging (and none other) ſhall be 


about His Majeſties Cuſtoms in the Port aforeſaid, and are by the Au- 
 thority aforeſaid ſettled and confirmed. 


That the Fees and Allowances hereby intended, are let down, ment1- 
oned, and expreſſed in a Schedule or Table of Fees, Intituled, Fees 
and Allowances due and payable tothe Officers of His Majeſt ies Cu- 
ſtoms and Subſtdies in the Fort of London, and the Members and Creek: 
 thereunto belonging, and Subſcribed with the Hand of Sir Edward 
Turner Knight, now Speaker of the Houſe of Commons in Parjia- 
ment Aſſembled, and every particular Clauſe therein mentioned and 
contained, ſhall be and remain as Effectual to all intents and purpoſes, as 
if the ſame were included and particularly expreſſed within the Body of 
this Order; And in caſe any Merchant, Maſter of Ship or other Perſon 
or Perſons whatſoever, ſhall refuſe to pay all or any the Fees hereby 
Ordered or Intended, That in ſuch cafe it ſhall and may be Lawfal for 
all and every Officer and Officers to make Stay of every Bill of Entry, 
Cocquet, or other Warrant that ſhall be tendred or given in for paſſing 
of any Ships, Goods or Merchandizes whatſoever, exceeding the Value 
of Five Pounds in the Book of Rates, for which the Fees ſhall be de- 
tained and denied to be paid, as aforeſaid. „ 

And be it further Ordered and Ordaine], That Copies or Tranſcripts 
View, in the Cuſtom houſe in London, and in all other Offices and 
Places where the {a1d Fees, or any of them, are to be paid or received. 


1 


Matter or Thing whatſoever, for or concerning the Importation or | 


Wares or Merchandizes, of what nature, or in what kind ſoever: 


paid to the Officers and others Imployed, and to be Imployed in and 


And be it further Ordered and Declared by the Authority aforeſaid, | 


| of this Order and Table of Fees thall be made and ſet up in publick 


APPEN- 


CO 


tO 


APPENDIX. 


1693. are to be Charg'd according to the reſpective Rates 
or Values on the ſame ſorts of Goods coming from any other 


if the ſaid Goods be Chargeable with either of them, or whe- 


| except only as abovementioned; 


[ 299 ] 


hb —_—— ki aw 2 


Hs Treatiſe having been at the Preſs at the be- 
ginning of the laſt Seſſion of Parliament, the Du- 
ties on Freuch Goods and Unrated Eaſt India Goods 
(in which 'twas Expected there would have been 

conſiderable Alterations ) were reſerv'd for an Appendix; to 
which the Alterations made, and the New Duties granted 


to the End of that Seſſion, are likewiſe ſubjoyn'd, 


French Goods. 


1. Computing the Duties on French Goods, as the Laws 
now ſtand, this is a general Rule to beObſerv'd, That the 
Subſidies and other Duties (except the Impoſt 1690. and 


Places of Europe; But ( inſtead of the Impoſts 1690 and 1692. 


ther they be or not) all French Goods (except Brandy, 
Salt, Vinegar, and Wine) are to pay J. 25 per Cent. for 
Impoſt 169. according to the reſpective Rates Part, III. 
or Values upon Oath, as in Page 23. and likewiſe anotherl 
J. 25 per Cent. till 28 Feb. 1717. and thence to the End o 
the next Seſſion of Parliament, as in Page 30. 

The manner of working thoſe Duties being fully demon- 
ſtrated Part I. and II. an Example is needleſs: But here 
follows a Table of the Rates and Duties payable to that 
time, on certain Goods which for the Reaſons aforeſaid 
were not inſerted in Part III. And for all other French 
Goods both Rated and Unrated, the Duries are the fame 
with thoſe on the like Species of Goods in that Partition, 


Q An 


L 300 


* 
2 


— 2 


An Alphabetical Abſtract or Table of the Kate 18 
on French Merchandizes Imported, and of the Total Ne 0 4 7 
whatſoever, both Rated and Unrated, with theiff* 


» — 


* — 


Goods. 


— 
1— * 


— 


— 


* 


EL LS, vocat. Hawks Bells, French making, the — 


air 4 - — — PE ns Ge 
Blankets, Paris Mantles, coloured, the Mantle 
voc. Paris Mantles or others, uncoloured, the Mantle 
Boxes round, or French Boxes, for Marmalade or Gelly, the dozen 
e the Ton, cont. 252 Gallon ————— 
Single- 3 and for every 20 $. value on Oath 5 | 


Izkewiſe for Exciſe, the Gallon 15. 

1 the Ton, cont. 252 Gallons p. 86 
anay, I Dout! 7 8 and for every 205. value upon 64 —5 

. likewiſe for Exciſe, the Gallon 
From Guernſey, Jerſey, c. the Gallon for Exciſe 
Buckrams of French making, the dozen pieces — . 
Caſes for Needles, French Gilt, the dozen — norte 
Dorn the Ell, French making „ 
ornix-— 3 the Yard—— — . 


Barley hulled cthe 11216 ͤu⁊ͤ] | - 
or French from the place of its Growth, &c. the? 
Barley C 112 f REESE TRIES 85 
| Frankincenſe, gthe 112 6ͤ„«· u — WD 
| of France,Sirom the place of its Growth, &c. the? 
or Paroſin- C 112 tho eg —__—__—— 8 
2 cthe 112 ib= — . 
PixBurgundizSfrom * place of its Growth, &c. the 
Drugs, | for Dyers uſe, the 112 pound————- 
| YG | Tornſal-— N from the place of its Growth, the _ 
| C Ih ound 5 
for every 20s. value in the 


Fr Dyers) Column of Rates, Part. III. 
Uſe——— Yfrom the place of its Growth 

every ſuch 20 3. value 

Rated for every 20 5. in the Column, — 


1 of all o- ef Rates, Part. III.. 5 
ther ſorts Yfrom the place of its Growth? .  —— 
3 C ſuch 20 3. value 8 


mY FO 2 & i Fe 8 
. > — — Beg EE V0 g s y 
* "EEE "En . 3 I . 8 E 


L 301 } 


— 


0 


te 
R 


elpective Drawbacks upon Exportation. 
cif * e 


'd by the Act of Tonnage and Poundage, &c. 
5 958 upon ſuch and all other French Goods 


| Duties to be 


Rates. ||: — — 
| Paid. | Repaid. | 
.o 7.15[akord | 
—— — 5 Ti 12 — 1 Oo 4 
: — 1} 1 19 + 
— 1 — 4 
— . 6 8 — 12 6 9 — 7 — T5 A 
— e 1 — 1 1 7 
=_ 1 —— 4 6 3 3 111 
a 5 2 8 5 — 8 Ti} — 21 4 10 | 
ö eee e TT] TTT=]Isb 
, AR: ara — 
| Ss Ke Pu ily | 6: Ny 9 
SEL — MEE = 2110 4 || —| 2 4 10 
a SS AK —— = 6 8 8 Fes Feed Gi 
SI 3-1 „ e e e e 
0 9 | Ie 8 | 8 
| *H e 9h x 11]. 41--.3-1]-—-74-71-1 
1 gg 1 2110. — 8 3 If 12 FUE I'S | 9 4 4 
5 3 Tom 11-1316 16 129] 12 6 
? ANI | 8 gl]. 
— 7 Hl 
= TEN ddd no — 9] 412 [D 
A—D 1341: 
8 us 5 11. — 5 q 3 jj —| 4] 4 I7 | Hh 
- ee re” | — {15} 3:9 ]| jo} Ee 
1 484 76er 
— . 
8 354 119 8 11-93 Ff 
„ = ; Aon —23] 21 7 [| 5| 211Gs 
8 1 3 1 * 7113 — 5] 1] 19 || Ff 
© we | BY 4 LI . 18 13 [{[Gg 
* a _ | | 49 151 — 14 8 1IIEe 
* 6 — — — 1 F = h 
$ Lk = * 5 | Sis 
8 * _ wy Drn2s. 


R 


L 3021 


Goods, 


_—_ 


* 1 
* — 4 - a K r = 


— eee 
for Dyers uſe, for every 20 8. value upon 
Drugs, Uny ated-=a— of all other ſorts, for every 20 5. value 5 . 


] 


For the Rates of Drugs, with veſpett to the New Subſidy, Ec. vide 
Page 8 & 13. © 

Fans for Womes and Children, the Jozen————_—_— . 

Felts for Cloaks 12 and + Long, 1 Yard and + Broad, the Felt—- 

Garters of Silk, t — 

French Drinking Glaſſes, the 1o00ꝛ — — 


| Grocery Wares, voc. Prunes, the 112 f, — 
Hats of Silk, French making, the dozen — — 
K. ves French, the groce, cont, 12 dozen : . 
Lace, voc. Britain Lace, the groce, cont. 12 dozen yards — 


upon Oath for the Old Duties = 
and for Ne 23. as in Page 41 — 4- — 


e dozen pair, French making: — 


Glaffes for CBurgun- F coloured, the Cheſi 


Glaſs and l dy—— 2? white, the Cheſt —— — 
Glaſſes, Windows, Norman- F coloured, the Caſe———————z — 
voc. . dy — e white, the ca 

all other not particularly Rated ( except Glaſs Beads)? 8 
Rated at per pound — — ] 
French making, the groce, cont. 12 dozen — : - — 
Gloves: wrought with Gold or Silver, the dozen pair — . — 
4 | and if Leather, for every 20 3. value on Oath, f 
all Duties included.. i 7 
French Copper, Gold and Silver» the 
Counterfeit, ) Mark, cont. 8 ounces Averdupois-— 
Gold and voc. Lyons Copper, Gold and Silver double 
Silver | Gilt, the like Marx — 
Thread Right. voc. 2 French and Paris Gold and Silver, net 
ie W J Mark, cont. 11 ounces and + Venice weight | 
| Grains French, the pound — _— 


1 


. 


Britiſh, the 100 EI e 
French Canvas and Line broad for ah 1 


bling, being an Ell and? and upwards, 
the 120 Ell — 
French and Normandy Canvas, and Ines 
Narrow, brown or white, the 120 Ells- 
Canvas, Voc. < Vandaloſe, or Vitery Canvas, 120 Els, 
| and for every Ell as in Pag. x Ys ay 


| Working oy ak Narrow, the? _ 
Canyas, ed. —— 


1 viz. Broad, the 120 EIIs 
„ Cof the Broadeſt ſort, the 120 Ells- 


„ 


L531 


| Duties to be 
Rates. - | 
| Paid. || Repaid. = 
IJ. T d.] T. i d. go 1. 4. . ? 
Hm Ui 07 = ö i ff : 
— nn — —1 31 4 1 — BK IF 1 
— — 44 — — — 4.— — | 
2\— 11 5j— 18 |] — 4 I] 10 
4/——|} 2|o| 1] 16 11 8 3] — 
3|—|—|| 1118jro] 15 1 2} 5] 13 
<5} —| gf a 7 — $5] 31 12 
oe = 
315— 2 - 41] 6 517 
3 15— 21 | 4 11 6 5 17 
110— -t of 14 || -o 7 
— I} of} {ri} 6 — 6 
— 1 1 ⁰¹ 31} P71 71 
* 2110 ; 10 11 8 31 — 
. ILIM-+:; - 
. - Fell} — 3-1-72-| J-11-9 
io 6] 81} —[16] &| 72 RN. 
| 4+ 7 551 251] 4 71 2e 
Thy ? WH 7 
8 * 825 85 1177 SF * {he 
— * x 4 FRE 24101 1 10 EF 
— e eee 1 3151 2 14 | 2 4 
8 4 | 6123} 4] 4 2] 2] 77 2 hy 
| | 156—|—l} 9] 427] 74 117 || | 
5 — | | 
5 | Ha 
YES 13011 18 [ 21 7 | 
Mm 
ed * 34781 11743 * 
25 8 2 3—— 1 161611 19 1 — 0 17 |; 
5 5 1 EW 317 18 Lis 3 8 | | 
4— | 255] eee e ae ld 
1 B — Linen 


* 
1 * 
* 


Lawns, voc. French Lawns, the piece 
Linen Dowlaſs Broad, the piece, cont. 106 Ell 
Cloth, MLockram 8 Treger, Greſt, or Narrow, or —— 
Or- | Dowlaſs, the like piece 


Unrated for every 20 3. value upon Oath-- — — 
AII Linen: Chequered, Strip d, Printed, or Dy'd, to pay over OY - 
above all other Duties, as in Page (42) for every 20 8. value 
Napkins, French making, the dozen — — 
| If Linen, to pay move— _- — — 
Oyl. voc. Provence Oyl, the Ton ( vide Page 86.) — 
288 Rochel Paper as large as Demy Paper, the Ream 
and for every 208. val. upon Oath, all Duties included- 
Paper * for every 20 3. value upon Oath for the Old 5 
| 11e : 


and for the New Duties, as in Page ( 42) — — 


—_ 


— 


Plaiſter of Paris the Mount, cont. 3000 weight— = — 
Pots of Iron, French making, the dozen . — REMIT es: 
Quilts, the dozen, French making — — —— 
Rozen, the 112 ib (vide Page 87. )— — nn mmm 


; Fillozell, or Paris Silk, the pound, cont. 16 ounce 
Silk, voc. | | thy ray or Luftrings of the Manu. 
l attire of France, the lie pound 3 
Wrought, voc. From Ae of all other ſorts, the like 2 
2 Foun — een, 
Thread, voc. Lyons, or Paris Thread, the Bale, containing an hun— ; = 
dred Bolts 2 N — ens ; | DE ED, Was 
Tweezes of France, the dozen — — a . 
| ; OR. Fill 'd, the Ton dan 
$--. TY Ons Flle the Ton — 
| Vinegar | For Private 5 Fill'd. the To—————-—— 
I 125 a-< wſe- 70 the Ton- ee eee 
ny Port 12 1 the Ton — 
| For a  Unfill'd, the Ton 5 
For Aliens Duty (vide Page 8.) 
Worſted, voc. St. Omers narrow or half Worſted, the piece 


* 323 


Yara, voc. Raw Linen Yarn. French, the pound 
for Dyers wſe (except Drugs) for every 203.4 


Al other in the Column of Rates Part. III. — 
her 8 a Fall other. ſorts for ever) 208. value, ac-) 
I cording to the reſpectiue Rates Part III. 
Ev I ( except Goods ſpecially Charg'd with 

Goo * | New Duties, &c. for which vide Pag.299) 


| rr 3 or Dyers uſe for every 20 x, value uponQg 
| e E Oath (except Drug) 


Ann. wes. ws 464 


— 


Rates. 


| 


. 


Duties to be 


Paid. || Repaid. 
71 Afro. "Fir 4201 
—[18| 6] — to x 

3] I 7 18 |] i114] 3 
3] 1 7% 18 2114 3 
| e 9 
— — 3— — 
34 2 
2 — | C—_—_ 3 
8 11 Of- 
15114 —- 3] 2 
| 3 T 
1 
18 || —|ig} 7 
- 11 13 2 
4 113110 
311 
AF — 5 3 
75 6 1 ho a 
3 — 14 
1 to 101110 
5 
ee 
N 
q —1]-4 7 © 
5j T3 41 If 7 
6-1} 4 9] © 
8 8 4 I] J | 
& DH I TR 
7149-1} —F- 2 
7 13 —— 3 1 
e 


— 


nee 


[ 306 


All der French Poundage Goods Unrated not ſpecially 
( except Chocolate, Cofton Manufattures, Diamonds, 
Drugs, Hides, Japan d Wares, Leather, Linen, Mum, Pittu 


1 4 $278 * 1 ” 


rections page 199.) for every 20 3. value upon Oath, viz. 


Duties to be 


Repaid - 0. 7. o. 15. 


FR. OY 


— 
2 


found by the follow ing Numbers, 


Kefer. Number of the Branches. 
A2 1 4 8 = 
Bb — FFF 8 Ig 266 — 
Ce — 1 2] 3-4 -— 1 T9 23 
Dd—|* 17 2| + 307 4| 3 Sf 12 13] 23 
Ee — 1-4-4 <q 10 237 23 

Ft 11813 ms os Won nas Digg 
GE 77 Sr 13 7 es ee ee, ee 
Hh -I I 20 30 7 4 78] 12½ 13] 23 
1i = . 4 81 13] 280 — 
KK — 1-2 a3 0- R- 23 227-23 
LI — 1-20-42 4 81 131 244 — 
Mm— F 13 26] —- — 
Non. ---2- 3 3 3 


NB. The Branches are Number d as they ſtand Page 1 & 2. except the 4 


ditional Duty, which is Number'd 28. for the Reaſons Page 193. 
Thoſe mark'd with an Aſterist, pay the Old Subfidy 
C40. 13. 


For further Explanation ( if neceſſary ) vide Page 84. 


mentioned | | 
Dice, 
res, 


Perry, Shins, Sope, Tea, Toys, &c. as to which obſerve the Di. | 
Paid I. 0. 12. 6. Aa N 


* FY 
% * * 


The Marginal Letters of Reference on the Right Hand 
of the preceding Table, direct to the Particular 
Branches of the Revenue which compoſe the Du- |? 
ties to be Paid in the Second Column, and are to 


according to | 


Py — 


07 


A AER A IR 
5 4 n by. Ko 12 1 Lern Ber N % , - 1 * 
8 OT 451 Jy, LES r 1 1 . 


A Table of the Total Net Duties payable upon French 
Wine Imported by Britiſh in Britiſh Ships, all Diſ- 
counts deducted, with their reſpective Drawbacks | 
upon Exportation. 


* . 


Duties to be 
London. ie 
5 X . 
Paid. Repaid. 

| _ 4. i$; d.\2.oP* . Y. '20PÞts 

© FfIV'd, the on 55] 5] 4 2 |Þ3] 5} 6, — 

For Sale unfill d. the Ton 58 9 Gr Roy 2 

. 5 fill'd, the Ton 56jI7] 6] — 23 5j 6 — 

For private Uſe unfill'd, the Ton 54 — 2 8 | Er 810 2 

By Vintners and 5 filrd, the Ton 57 1 — E35 $5 — 

Retailer: ? unfill'd, the Ion 55j 6 5] 6 21 8.10 2 

F fill'd, the Ton ad 21 is — 

For Prizage -— unfill'd, the Ton———| 47] 2| 11 18 | |t5 8 4 16 
Fn Wines are to pay beſide, for the 
ity Orphans, 43. per, Ton. 5 & 6 IV.“ 
&: Ac. 10. | | 

Out Ports. | 

| | 

1 fill'd, the Ton ir 5 4 2 1815 6 — 

For Sale Ka, the Ton———| 'q9/ro| 3] 12 17 9 7114 

1 . fill d, the Ton — 52] 7] 6] — 185 6 — 

Or priva S unfill'd, the Torr —-— 50 42 I 17 Of Ti 14 

By Vintners and 5 fill'd, the Ton — 525 18575 6, — 

Retailers unfill'd, the Ton — 51] 7 218 17 9 7] I4 

Err fill'd, the Ton - 46] 2 — — 130 — 

or Fxlzage unfill d, the Tan————| 4 9 # 7 412 75 7 4 


Note, ines carried from the Out-Poyts to London, are to 5 ay there 
what they paid ſbort before, vide page 51. 


For Aliens Duty, vide page 8. 11. 32. 40 & 87 


R 1 A Ta- 


[ 308 ] 


ö 


| | 
[A Table ſhewing the particular Net Duties to be 
Paid or Secured upon French Wines Imported, Diſ- 
counts and all other Allowances deducted. 


ö Wr — * — en OO I Ions wt „ — — — 6 — * 


n 


Ta 


| | Filld . Unfilld 
London. the Ton. p the Ton. 


55 = Ji 415.44. J. b. d. 
Old Subfily (except on & By Britiſh —$ Paid — 40. 319 2: 
Prizage Wines) — By Strangers 2 Paid — 46. 71 | 
Additional Duty (except on Hizage „ Paid — 215 6 || 2 6110 | 
ines . ͤ Vie, ̃˖————— 12 9 | 
New Subſt-$ By Britiſh ——— 72 5 = 410,— 3499 
dy 2 By Strangers —— fun 5 7. 
One 3 Britiſh cPaid —|| 110— || 1} 6} 47 
Subfily—2 By Strangers'— paid 2 — I] 115] 2: 
Two Thirds $ By Britih ———— ——- 5 Paid —]| 3 —.— 2.12 05 
Subſidy — e By Strangers —— ? Paid — | 4— 310 4: 
For Sale— SD Laid 3 619.10 0:3 8 

. Secured | 7, 7] 25 6. 9 6: 

Old Impoſt- For private Ule — Paid —| | 7 .12;— | 6131 9 ; 


Pa1d 185 
Secured 8—— 7 — 
8 5 Paid 710 — 1710 — 
Secure 8 — 8 — — 
French Duty (28 in Page (30) Paid — 25, —— [25 — — 
Coinage (except on Prizage Viss Paid — ie 


By Vintners and Retailers Paid — | 8— 


For Prizage x( , 


Impoſt 109. — . 


buy 
O 
＋ — —— — — — — 


— ——— — 
{IE ** FORO Gs Na r FIR ve Ae ** "Rl * EA han 


j 
Out. 
* | 

i 

| 


_— —  —— — — ODS Es OG „ „„„%„ „ Me ACORN an, -- PM AN, 2 Yo Pa on — apex we, TIER — ] §—˖ÜOÜ— ere OA A I es _ _ t 8 . — 


z— ——— — —— — — 


. 
—— x — — — 2 


[ 309 ] 


Out-Ports. 


* 2 r . —— V6 ͤ— rx" rw 


— —E—Ü———— OOO — 


1 Os OE CT 


01 Subſidy (Except on 9 By tin Paic 1 
[Additional Duty 


} 2 177 * a 1 : | 
4 r1zage Wines )-—--—— 0 By Strangers 2 Paid — 


(except on Prizagey Pad — 
Ay JF 2 Secured. 


1 * 
* 


. 1 paid — 


— — — 


Wines 
New Subfi- 5 By Britiſh— 
dy e By Stranger ——— ? Paid 
One Thie By Britiſh Paid 
- Subſidy — ? DY-Strafifgers ———-_<TPad'- 
I'wo Thirds By Briiſ —— — 5 Paid — 
SlLLaidy — 75 Stranger — e Paid 
Paid —- 


SCCUred 


Aeon 


For Sale — ES 


O.d Impoſt- 
2.0 * r J 1 8 : . 
\ By Vintners and RetailersPaid — 

"if 8 
(For Prizage K Pati — 
| D ) dcciired 


Impoſt 169+.,- 


Ton. 


— 
0 Ln, 
© 


ke BD ·˖ 5 


For private Uſe Paid 


9 Bo buy 


— 


* —— vom —ow eng ———__—  — 3 
o 


Secured 


9. 2 85 ©» Sino # : 175 
Coinage (except on Frizage Wines ) 
Note, IWines Dnported in Forei 


Duty, as in Page (8 & 11) © 


thing, being the Lowe Fiece of Coin current in 


French Duty (as in Page (30) „ 


Paid — 


251 — 3 


' 
er —1 1 O.— 


England. 


Unfill'd 
the Ton. 


i 
—— —— 


— on da : 
212 9+ 
319 2 
2 80 
| 2 72 9: 
2.72) 9+ 
319 2: 


| 
1.15 27 
2/12 9: 
! o 
4 
6; 9 6 
5 
2 9 
apr en 
| OI 3 9 
3 
76 — 
| 8 
25 — 


97¹ Bottonis by Britiſh, Pay Strangers 


In this lait Table, and likewiſe in that Page (49) the Drities are 
Calculated for Practice, and conſequently not reduc'd below a Far- 


— f i. 0 ———— 1 


— 2 * 
5 — 


— — — en * — — 
- 
- — — — — 
— — - - — 


1 


* 


| 


Rated, and partly Unrated. 


nufactures of Cotton, winch pay ſome Duties ad valorem under ſpect 


I ey VEE , — . , ˙ . ,,,, . 


Eaſt India Goods. 


F theſe ſome are Rated, and pay the Duties certain, ſome are 

Unrated and pay the Duties ad Valorem, and ſome are partly 

Rated Eaſt- India Goods are to be Compute, as the like Goods coming 
from any other Place (regard being had to the 20 per Cent. for Impoſt 1690, 
as in Page 19 and 20.) But by the 10 A. c. 29. the Company have 
the Privilege of Landing ſuch Goods (and Coffee licewiſe ) by Bills at 
Sight, giving Bond for Payment of the Duties at + Months ( that 15 
at 2 Gales or Terms of Payment, whereof the firſt 1s payable at 
6 Months, the other at 12) from the time in which the Maſter of the 
Ship Reports, or ought to have Reported his Veſſel. with tre fame 
Deductions and Allowances which are to be made tn other Merchants, 
when the Duties are paid down before Landing. Examples therefore 
ſeem needleſs, Reference being pray d to Part. I. and II. | 

Goods Unrated paying Duties ad valorem ( except Coffee, which 
pays the rcertarin Duties according to the Oath of the Importer, and 
alſo except Tea, Muſlins, White Callicoes, Dimities, and other Ma. 


> att 


al Regulations) are Computed according to the Groſs Price at the 
Candle, after Deduction of the Allowances directed to be made by 
2 and 3 A. c. 9. S. 7. and Bond is taken accordingly upon Landing. 
Which Clauſe runs in theſe Words. 

* Andit is hereby Enacted and Declared, That the Value of ſuch 
Goods, according to which the ſaid Duties are to be paid (except 
Coffee, as aforeſaid ) ſhall be reckoned according to the Groſs Price 
at which ſuch Goods ſhall be fold, making fuch Allowances only out 
of the fame, as are hereafter mentioned (that is to ſay ) It is here- 
by Enacted, That out of the Value of the ſaid Goods ſo to be aſcer- 
tained by the Price at the Candle, as aforeſaid, there fhall be a De- 
duction and Allowance made of ſo much as the Net Duties payable 
to Her Majeſty for the ſame Goods reſpectively do amount unto, (ex- 
cept the Duty of Five Pounds per Centum payable to the Queen for 
the uſe of the ſaid Company) and fo much as the reſpective Compa- 


32 


nies or Traders aforeſaid, ſhall bona de, allow for Prompt Payment 
to the Perſons who at ſuch Sale ſhall buy the ſaid Goods at Time: 
And alſo upon the whole Values of the ſaid Goods fo to be Aſcer— 
tain'd by the Price at the Candle, there ſhall be Deducted and Allow'd 

* Six Pounds for every Hundred Pounds to the ſaid Companies and Tra- 
© ders reſpectively, for their Charges in keeping the ſaid Goods from 
© the time ſuch Goods are Imported, till the Sale by the Candle: And 
© 1n that Proportion for a greater or leſſer Quantity. 


| 
Note, The Allowance made by the Company tothe Buyers for Nope 
Payment, is uſually 6 and g per Centum, 


The Method that has been practiſed in Calculating the Duties on 
ſuch Unrated Goods, is according to the following Examples. 


2 1 


2 % 


17 
Suppoſe 


x . e ID 3 8 EO OL TC OILY Ng PPP "Pe 3 OY 
e e xn 8 | " * 
* NS FE E AGUA I OE! 


Suppoſe certain China Ware or Porcelan fold at the Candle 


r ä —«· —— 8 - 
Or — 2 „ AT v9; 


3 — 1. 100. — — 


„ as Re os 
35. 7. 6. Reduc'd Val, 184. per Pound 7. 10 — 
— Diſcount. — 7. 6. 
2. 13. +. 18d, per Pound. — — 
— 2. 7%, Diſcount. No 1— 7. 2. 6. 
5 — . 1 . 


— 
# 


2. 10. 5. ——N? 3— 2, 7. 6. 


2. 10 5 — 2. 4. I 5, — 
— 16 . 3. ee 01 HE 
1. 13. 74-4 12— 12. —— 
6. | i 8. — 7. eee eee 
4. 4. 107 £2, Daties Groſs— 52. 2. 6. 


38 Hy F 
18. 8. 9+. Duties Net. Prompt Payment 6. 10. — 
Hof 18 3 7 

Pe ori 04. 12. 6. 


Reduc'd Value 35. 7. 6. 


— — _—_—— — 


S. 4. 7-8 
7. 6, — Reduc'd Value. - 12d. per Pound 5. 
1 Diſcount N 


N 33. 12. per Pound. 


— — 45. Dicount. | N* I— 4. 5, — 
— — 2—— 4. 15. — 
— 6. 11.— N I. 4 4 5 8. 
— 6. 11. 2. — le 
— 2. 33.—— 3. 718. 15. — 
— 4 7 — 4. 14— 1. — 

5 7. — — 

1. — — 14. Cuſtoms 34. — —- 
. — | Exciſe— 460. 4 


e 8. 3. Cuſtoms: — 
46. 4. — Exciſe. Duties Groſs— 80. 4g. — 
| 5 12 & per Cent. 12. 10. — 


49. I2. 3, Duties Net. — Y 2. 7 Bon 


Reduc'd Value 7. 6. — 


—— 


From theſe Two Examples *ris obvious there is a greater Allow- 
ance given our of the Groſs Price at the Candle, for the Duties, 
than really they come to; For in the Firſt there is I. 52. 2. 6. and in 
the Second, J. 80. 4. deducted for Duties; whereas the Net Duties 


J. 18. 6.9% in the one, and J. 49. 12. 3. in the other; And from 
this way of Computing, it follows, That the more Impoſiti- 
ons 


payable (the Words of the Act) in thoſe Examples are but 


Suppoſe 252 Gallons Arrack fold at the Candle for I. 109, — — 


[ 312 


® 
= 
1 
.v; 
al 


— 


the groſs Price at the Candle. 


Certain China Ware ſold at the Can- 


dle for . 


Es: Reduc'd J. 7. 10.— 
446 7. value: 8 7. 6 


. ya N 
1 
Pro — — — I WV PA. 
+ 
——᷑—— — a ſP1——— — 


i 
„ 1 


8 
2. 8 
6 


-—y 
75 
| ag — 
) * 
5 


„„ * L 
JJV . 1 
ii e Suppos d 4 Fo 
2. 2 8 — 23 uty—5 
I, 7. 3 a IE , E© > | — - — — 
Suppos'e tie ; 
| 4 Duty. Groſ<- 3 : 
. — I2 K i 
5 * v * 12. 10. e 
J. 8. 13. 2 - Duties Net Per Cent. 5 


There being no reduced Value, 
by which to Work for the 1ncer- 
tain Duties, the Queen loſes 
them, and receives only, viz, 


135 — Coinage. 
46 4. — Exciſe. 


| 47. 4+ — Duties Certain. 


ere 4 


252 Gallons Arrack Sold at the Candle for 


per C . my 


ꝙ—ꝛ—ͤ— —L—g—k— I 


Reduc d va ue. 


8 


\ 
1. 


ons are granted upon ſuch Gools, the leſs will accrue to Her Majeſty, 
as will appear demonſtrably by repeatinz thoſe Two Examples, and 
ſuppoſing a further Duty charged on each of 24 per Cent, according to 


'3 
cl. IO: — — 


7 

L + 100 
133 3 
22 3 2 

N' 1— 4. 15. 

: 2— 4. I 5. 8 
4 
i. 1 5. 8 
1 1. — —— 


Suppos d 
Duty-- 8 8 


Cuſtoms — 58. 


Excilc 46. 


— — 


— — 
— — oe} 
1 — 

* — 


groſs- 


I'2 8 * 


Nat 
104. 


4 


++ 1 


10. — 


12. 6 
F 

EY 

| 
Te--Of 
| 

| 

| 

| 


— — 116. I —- 


Allowance excecds 
the groſs Price— 


— 


—  — 


0 1.16. 14. — 


So 


— . 


. 


as tht · W W A 6. 2a. 


2 
3 
[2 
By > 
Fs 
+ 
I 
i 
* 
* oh 5 
N * 1 
8 
i " 
We. 
"BY 


ma, . * 


* Pats — <1 
r LOR [1 RT NY 
\ ESI ZE. F Sr = I 2 * oy 
o Wy + = 


1 


— : hn 


* 
3 
„ 


— 
| 


Nr 


r 


95 | 


— 


TIX 


So that if ſuch a turther Duty were to be laid on China Ware, the 
Qucen, inilead of gaining by it, would be a conſiderable loſer : for 
The Duties on China Ware formerly came to . 18. 8. 9 
And by a further Duty of 24 per Cent. reduced to—— 8. 13. 2 


—— —— —üʒ6ũ— 


Lofs on every J. 100. — — by adding 24 Per Cent. —l, 9. 15. 71 


And upon Arrack the granting a New Duty of J. 24 per Cent. 
would not only deprive Her Majeſty of the deſigned Increaſe of Her 
Revenue, but likewiſe of Five other entire Duties payable by former 
Acts. 

To Rectifie which, and that both the Queen and Company may have 
Juſtice, the following Method of Calculating the Duties on Eaſt India: 
Goods Unrated has been propos d, as more agrecable both to the In- 


tent and Letter of the Law, than the former. 


J. 100 . — China Ware Sold at the Candle for=— I. 100. —.— 
1.6. — — Charges, Cc. 18 d. per Pound 7. to, — 
G. 10. — Prompt Paym Diſcount-— — J. 6 


20: 10-7 uties allow d * 
_—_— 288 1 Ls 15 YE 
% 1 WV; 1 5 
Bern 22 — N 2. 2. * N 
1 2 SER 
1.6 3% 18 J per Pound — 
— f 1 8 "2 2 
— 4. 2 Difcount Duties Gross- . 52. 2. 6 
= 3 1 WED 
= 
4. IJ. FI ore ——L\ L» 
17 ; & f 1 * 
4.1 IT; — 2, Froporltion. 
1.7.34 . 
55 „ , AS 6156-36 d 152.26 16 11 
a pd 
4 


1 AE 
7 p 4 2 2 7 
RE e 4. 87. 10. — to 4. 29. 19. 7 Thus, 


152. 2.6 52» 2, 6 209, 19.7 


1. 29.19.75 Duties Net. 20 20 20 


— — — 


3042 1042 1752 


EZ 12 | 12 


— < nw em 


20510 12510 21000 


| 2.5020 12 
Proof. | 265 } 99262 _ 5 (71 5950 
36510026271 (7195 ( 595% 

57. 10.4 Reduc'd Val. 71409 7 49. . 

12. 10. — 12 & per Ct, 348920 

29.197 Duties Net. 5 


| 


1 


| 


. 


== 203100 
„ eee Prices 2050 
— — : — CC — 0 —— ͤ—ʃ 2 3 ea — 


E 


252 Gallons Arrack, Sold at the Can- | 
4 —B— 2 J. LOO, — — 
dle for — — TOS 
J. 1. — No 12. 12 d. per Pound= 5, — 
46. 4.— 26. Diſcount — 5.— 
47. . n Duties Certain. N hon _ * 4 1 5. — 
12.10. — Charges, Cc. 2— — 4. 15.— 
9.14.——' 3 — 18 
CHAN | J in: 3+ $ 
.der Value. 7 „ 
9. 19. 11; Duties Uncertain. — 5 
e : | Duties Grofſs-l, 33. e 
30. 6- + ——Reducd Value. = 
1. Io, 3% 12 d. per Pound. Proportion, 
1. 6 —— Diſcount. A; J. 133.— — is to 1. 33. — — 80 
— N wy IS 3 40. 6. e 10 . 9. 19. 11 1 
IT. 8. 9; ——_—_ — No 1. j 
1. 8. 92 —— 2. Work as in the laſt Example. 
„ 9. 7 „ 3. 
Fs 19. 22 Es 4. 
5. 13. 75* . | 
— NN 1 i Proof, 
9. 19. 1134 Duties Uncertain. | 
VA N N I}. Reduc 4 V alue J. 30. 6. 5 
— — 12 and her Cent. — 12. 10 
10. 19.114 Cuſtoms, Duties Certain 47. 4. — 
46. 4.— —Exciſe, Duties Uncertain—— . 9.19.11. | 
1 Duties Net. Groſs Price————-1. 100. 


22 * 


Cones I 


From theſe Two Examples it may be obſerv'd, That the Net Du- 
| ties uncertain, ariſing from the Price at the Candle, are found by Pro- 
portioning the Net Value to the Grofs Value and Duties; For in the 
Example of China Ware, That Parcel which without regard to the 
Duties was worth -— —ů— —— /, 100 —-— 
Being chargeable with the Groſs Duties amounting to — 52 2 6 


— 


—— *** 


And conſequently the fame Proportion that the Groſs Value holds to 
the Groſs Duties, the Net Value muſt to rhe Net Duties; The Truth 
of which Operation is evident, Becauſe if from the Net Value you de- 
duct the Sum diſcover'd for the Total Amount of the Net Duties un- 
certain or ad Valorem, the Remainder is the Reduc d Value, or ſuch 
a Sum as will produce the particular Duties of which that Total con- 
ſiſts; For farther Proof, add together the Reduc'd Value, Net Du- 


ties, and Charges, &c. allowed to the Company, and it will yield the 
Groſs Price at the Candle. 


In 


— 
* 


The Value of the Goods is advanc d to | —— J. 1) 1 8 


. na 


Sf CURTISS 
n r re 
<> PO * * CONES \ D Ci - 


1 


1 
8 Sed 


Mes RT DT ee 
9 1 


China Ware 


| 7 this Operatiot: . 29. 19. 75 
: 1 „„ V alue B pn 8 3 f | M4 
J. 100 the former Way — 18. 8. 91 


Difference on every I. 100. — — Valuc-I. II. 10. 9. 


— — 2 —. 


with the ſuppoſed Additional Duty of . 24. - upon 
as was done before the other way. 


1100 5 Certain China Ware, or Porce lan fold at 
FO 2 the Candle for üũ%„yœlH 


In the Firſt Example, the Company have an Allowanre of 
the 12 and + per Cent. out of the Groſs Price, and from the Remain- 
ing J. 87. 19. — an Abatement of the Duzzes f ng being J. 29. 19. 7+: 
In the Second, they have likewiſe a Deduction of the 12 and -- per 
Cent. and of the Duties Certain, and from the Remaining J. 40. 6. — 
4 further Allowance of the other Duties payable, being l. ꝙ t. 115. 


. on 


— 


— 


| Arrack 


rr 


1.3 
57. 3. 1 4 
49. IZ. 3 


1 


2 


But the Advantage ariſing to the Revenue by this way of calcula- 
ting the Duties, will further appear by working the Two Examples 


every J. 109. — 


Value, according to the Groſs Price at the Candle, aiter this Methed, 


— 


J. 6. e e Ware-houſe.- 


Reg 


6. 10. — Prompt Payment. — 7.0 
12. 10. — — — . 
— — N 7, 8 
87. 10. — - Net Value. 2— 7. . 6 
37. 16. 4+ — Duties uncertain. 23— 2. 7. 6 
—dſ —.— 4— 4. 15.— 
49. 13. 74+ Redud d Value. 7— 18. 15. — 
— — 12— 12.— — 
3. 14. 0 Zuppoſed Duty- 24. — 
E ——U— — 
— | | Duties Grots—1. 76. 2: 6 
3. 10. 05 —————— N — mmmmmn 
o 7 98 : 
TT — he Proportion, 
1 . - 
9. 6:37: —— — 7. A$/.176.2.618 to 1.56. 2.6 ſo is 
5. 10, 3 >—————— 6.7.10 — to J. 37. 16. 45, 
11. 18. 05 — Suppoſe Duty 


Work as in page ( 313 J. 


4 n 


nr 
P 


2 8 0 4 
V 
5 A Kel EN 


1 2 8 
rr 


r 
8 


A} 
8 


1 3 N 
r 1 


OO Ao - 8 * 32 | 
ad ol CEE EO 
RE En, : 


og no 


* 
* * S 
uf 


TIT LS Ss * 
1 Y * = +" 
—_ es NC; FSI, 2 E 


DIY 


ECT 


f Þ:d:ia Goods paying Duty ad Valorem, may be wrought ( mutatis 


Secured in Warchouſes : So much as is delivered out for Conſumption 
to pay the remaining part of the Duties, Fc. as in Page (40) and is 


[ 316 } ” 


LO Arrack, : 252 Gallons fold at the Candle for- 7. 100. 


J. 1, — — Coinage. 
46. 4.— —Exciſe. 


122 157 


47. 4.— Duties Certain. No 1 


4. T 5. 3 
12. 10. — — Charges, c. 2— 4 17 — 
59. 14. —— — * 1. 11. 8 
40. 6. — - Net Value. 7— 18. 15. — 
14. 12. 75 — Duties uncertain. Suppoſed Duty 24 — — 
25. 13. 4+ Reducd Value. Duties Groſs — J. 559, — — 
. 5. 8 85 
I. Jt 
. 1. „ — NI. Proportion, 
1. 4. 47 © —— - 2, 
— 8. 1+ — As. 157.— — is to J. 57. — 
—16. 3 — 4. Jo is I. 40. 6. — to J. 14. 12.7 
4. 16. 33 — — 7. 5 
6. 3. 22 Suppoſed Duty Work as in page (313) 


n 
n 


14. 12.75 Duties Uncertain, 
47. 4, — ——ditto Certain. 


1 


J. 62.16. 72 Total Net Duties, | 


So that every 


China Ware. Arrack. 
I. 106. value produ- 5 The New way-/. 37. 16. 44. 61. 16. 75. 
by adding ces The Old way = 8. 13. 2. 47. 4. — 
24 Per Cent. — — - 


— 


Difference to the QU EE N's Advantage J. 29. 3 wy 


1 
According to the foregoing Examples all other Manufactured Ea/ 
mutandis ) except the following Commodities, which are under ſpe- 


Coffee by 10 A. c. 26. S 23. is to pay ſuch Duties only upon Importa- 
tion as would not have been drawn back upon Exportation, and to be 


thus wrought- 


n 
* 


cial Regulations. 5 


. 295 Met a NR a 


400 Pounds 


Tw] 
- 


* 


— 


6 


Las. dh 


== 


N or I r 
* eee = Y es ar SYS, Haber > ERIC, CS 
£ 28 TEFY Fur wen. N KY n x St 1 =o LY WIE I * Ss ip. 9 
P . OrTESTING SE nd hs + 
* A 


"327 ] 


N FEI I ER os. a - : % f 
TSS —˙ mA e 


400 Pounds Coffee, value upon Oath — . 16 wt 
On delivery out of the | . 
Warehouſe. 6 d. per Pound 2. 1 
J. 2. 7. 6— N 1 4 Diſcount — 2. 6 
4. 15.— 2 Id DO 
1. 11. &——— 3 | No x — 2. 7. 6. 
V IT — 3. 6. 8. 
117 — — 
6. 13. 4 fr 7 Total at Importation— «5, 14. 2 
10. — — —12 Upon Delivery for 
20. — —— 2:3 Conſumption 8 13. N 7 


In all. 58. 18. 9 


* , — 


4. 53. 4. 7. For Conſumption. 


— — 


Tea ( mutatis mutandis ) is under the ſame Regulations, and to be 
wrought the ſame way, but by Proportion, as in page 313. 


30 Pieces White Callicoes, fold at the fn 


Candle for— — Q h 
| Per Cent— 15. — — 
J. — 15.— Diſcount for 25 
m0 Prompt Povineart we ol 
— 1s mmm Ne Wort 16 form 
— 6.575 — — 28. — — 
w_ e 
— 4. 9— — 3. The 15 Per Cent. is according to 
— 9. 6———— 4. the groſs Price at the Candle, vide 
2. 16. 3— - +7, Page (26) all the other Duties ac- 
14. 5. — — 10. cording to the Book of Rates. 


| 


. 19. 10. 5 Total. . | 


_ — 


Aſter the fame manner Dimities and other Manufactures of Cot- 
ton, Rated, arc to be wrought according to their reſpective Rates 
Part. I. 


ET I 100 


1 


7.10. — — Muſlins, Flower d, fold at the Candle for 7.100. — 


J. 12. 10. — Charges. &c. e 

14. 5. 15 per Ceni. — . — 

26. 15. — = — 3 —— — 

| 73. "HE Net Value. . Ne 1— 4. 15. — 

19. — 11 Duties uncertain. „ % 9 

— — 3 2— 4. 15. — 

| 54 4. 1 Reducd value. 3— 1 11. 8 

V 2 6 4 

2. 14. — 7 | 12 18. 15. — 

. 1 | — —— 

— — Duties Gros. 35. 2. 9 

2. 11. 6 —————-N 1 | nas | 

- 18 5 5 es Proportion, 

. 2 3. As J. 135. 2. 9:18 to I. 35. 2. 9 

1. 14. 4 — 4. la is J. 73. 5. — to J. 19. — 11 
2 3 N Work as in Page (313) 


19. — 11 Duties uncertain. 
| . 15 Per Cent. 


— — 


Procf. | 
Reguc'd value I. 54, 3. 1| 


5 28.) and to be wrought the ſame way, 


| NB. That the 1j per Cent, page 26. is not Felject to the Allowances h 
E 2 1 A. eg. and ſo cannot be redue d. 
| Thar Eaſt ini Gods Unrated, if they be Manufactured, pay 20 per 
| Cont For 212/07 1590. as in page (20.) but if they be not Manu- 
K 1 1 | o 2 l 
i jeturet.hey pay only 5 per Cent. for Impoſt. 169%. as in page (24 
| | 


1 


e 
1 24 921 


, as they ſtand Numbred in page (1 & 2.) except N 28. b 
| 1.10) 1s meant the Additional Duty, as in page ( 195.) And 7 


Hat the Duties uncertain, according to the New Method of Computing | 
them, vary as often as the Total amount of the Certain or Fix d | 
Duties alters; for as that amount (as well as the 12 and © per 
Cent) ic to be deducted from the Groſs Price at the Candle, th: | 
Reduc'd Value or remaining Sum, from which the Uncertain Dut ic 
are to be Calculated, muſt vary accordingly. 


| From 
a | 


» 


— — _ 


KH ._$ certain—- 14. 5. — 
3 — Total Net Duties 5 Uncertain- . 
B 72 & per Cent. — 12. 10. 
Grofs Priced. 100. — 
FRI ' ps 
Cotton Manufactures Unrated are liable to the ſame Duties (except: 


Lat ˙Ä Numbers are meant the Branches of the Revenue or Du 


8 2 


From the preceding Examples it is preſum'd, the Duties of any Goods 
coming from the Eaſt Indies may be readily Computed ; but for 
I] your further Direction as to Unrated Goods, and becauſe the Compa- 
14 dl —_—_ the Payment according to the New Method, here fol. 
g 5 | 
, 
GS OE 44 HO Md nt 
; | * i 
. A Table or Abſtract of the Total Net Duties paya- 
| þ ble on all Eaſt India Goods Unrated, upon J. 100. 
1 value according to the Groſs Price at the Candle, 
1] by both ways of Computation, with their reſpe- 
| 3 ctive Differences. 
1 | 
a „%% HCI 3 | _ 2 
1 GOODS. Old way. [New way on” 
| 6 : | = | : | . TENCE, 
; I : | t.| 5.\d. . d. . (5.1. , 
| i A Rrack, 252 Gallons (gr 3 {157] 309231 7,20] 84] 
. China Ware or Porcelan— 18 8 93 29e 7 11 10 94 
: 9 eee SHE = 27110 « 32 8 54 117 9 
other Mamifactures, not? 8 : : 
: ſpecially charg d . 8 = 19 87 ./ 25 3 1 65 
1-5 | Hoe. $ for Dyers ule — 71-7] 4 || 7116103] |—, 3 63. 
5 Drugs 3 al other Sorts 19] 2| 85 (260 5] 8 7 470 
Muflins, Flower d, Ce. — [27|12[T0+| 511 1543 — 
3 at Importation———'] 3| 123 5 4(— 4 27 
| | TealbrzoSon delivery for Con- : . | 5 
: 8 C ſumption 9 7] 7+ 32129} 9:1] 11 9 27 
; = | All other Unrated Goods not | 
| — Manufactured, and not 3 12190121318 8 [— 18 8 
) | "1, . | | . | 
| ally Charg'd —_ | | 
: | Callicoes, Dimitics, and Coffee | | : 
ST do not differ in the Operati 6 0 — 3 IRS i 
': ET . 
1 
18-4 
| 7 Duties 
— 1 
88 ——— —— — 


n 
D 


L220 


| 


1 


Duties Granted by 12 & 13 A. c. . Seſſ. x. ' 


For 32 Years from 2 Anguft, 1714. 


1 Fine, the Rem4ç.⁊ x! 
| Atlas — Ordinary, the Ream — —— — 
Baſtard, or Double Copy, the Ream 
Blue Royal, the Ream ———— 
Cartridge Paper, the Ream— — 


| Chancery double, the Ream — — wo 
| Crown, 3 Crown Fine, the Ream oY 


Wl SFr 


* 


EI 


0 
vi 


cas Second, the Ream — 
y German Crown, the Ream - 

| Fine, the Ream —-— — . 

| Second, the —_— — — 
| | Printing, the Ream kx⸗ „ GRE 

| | Demy— yocat. Genoa- 5 Fine, the Raa 

| Demy Second, the Ream 

| 2 4 Demy, the 6 

| ine, the Ream ——— — — 
Elephant Ordinary, the Ream— — — 

Fine, the Ream — — 

Second, the Ream— — — 

Fools cap< voc. Genoa Fine, the een . 

Fools Cap —— ? Second, the Ream 

| voc. German Fools Cap, the Ream — 

Imperial Fine, the Ream — — by 8 

Lombard German, the Ram!kxypyꝙm. xyvy „„ 

| Medium Fine, the Ream, — — as „ : 

q 

I 


Lx. 


8 WE =» | 5 3 N 22 n 
_— . 2 I 


— 
—— 


81 


1 


X 


LLL 


_—_—_— 


I 


Taper Imported, v 


al 


r 


— 
8 * * 
0 


8 


voc. Genoa Medium, the R Ream— — 
Painted Paper, he Ream—— —ͤ— TCETNE 
Superfine Pot, 86— mgm 
pot, VIE. 185 cond Fine Pot, the Ream — — 
5 Poſt, voc. Fine large Poſt, the Ream 
n eo —— ——— 
voc. Holland 5 Fine, the Raa. 
| Royal— Royal Second, the Ream 
voc. Genoa Royal, the Ream— — 
(Super Royal Fine, the Ream — N | 
All other Paper, White or Brown, or any other Colas 
or Kind whatſcever, (except Printed Books, Maps, and 
other Prints) J. 10. per Cent. according to the true ande N 
real value, which is for every 20 5. value \ 
Mill'd-boards 
{ Paſt-boards— > Imported, the 112 lb. — et mano $$ 2 
Scale-boards — | 5 | 


2 | EET | Linen 


—— — — — — 
y k 585 * 182 
" <- 


eff |wy eo ow leoTte FS 


\S 


ond Ba 


82 


ELI 


A HH uy oj — 


| 


— 2 


PEP 


Wl i6 \ EE GS n r „ 


3 In 1 LL = \ l 
= © = = a= i. n R 's AE . 5 14 : , 22 EE * [ A 0) = 


Linen Checquered and Striped, and all Linen Printed, 
Painted, Stained, or Dyed after the Manufacture, or in the 
Thread or Yarn, and Imported from any Foreign Parts 
(except Buckrams, Lawns, Canvas, Barras, and SileſiaF || 3j© 
Neckcloths ) J. 15. per Cent. according to the true and 
real value, which is for every 205. value————— 
Sope Imported, the Pound ————— — 
Starch Imported, the pound — —— „ 
Coals Exported beyond Seas (except to Ireland, Iſſe of 
Man, or Her Majeſties Plantations,) vis. 


In Foreign Bottoms—| 5— 
The Chaldron, Newcafile Meaſure In Britiſh Bottoms [— — 


— 
* 
— — 


N = 


The Duties aforeſaid are Appropriated (a) for 32 Years, as a Fund 
of Credit for the Payment of J. 1,400,000 — — borrow'd for the Ser- 
vice of the Year 1714. and are put under the Management of the 
Commiſſioners of the Cuftoms in England and Scotland reſpectively (B). 
The Duties on Sope, Paper, and Linen, are to be rais'd by the — 
Ways and Means, and under the ſame Regulations and Methods, 
and with the ſame Priuileges and Dꝛawbacks (c) as the Duty on 
thoſe Goods by 10 A. c. 19. (pag. 42.) And the Duty on Starch 
by the ſame Ways and Means, Cc. as the Duty on that Commo- 
dity by 10 A. c. 26. (pag. 40) and the Duty on Coals according 
to 12 Car. 2. c. 4. and any other Law in force for Duties payable 
Outwards. 
Stamps to be provided by the ſaid Commiſſioners before the zd of 
IAuguſt 1714. for ſuch Goods as are to be Stamp d by 10 A. aforeſaid (d), 
fand the Powers and Penalties of that Act in caſe of Counterſeiting, or 
Altering, c. extended to this (e). fx 


cap. 9. S. 63. 


ditto 12. 
ditto 13. 


(a) ca 
8 5) ditto— 10, 
2 1 
12 ditt 14. 


Y l 6 
F 1 = l S==- " | 7 _ 
GS BATES ok r * e =_— 75 _— 1e — 


r 
ö | 8 | 13 
An Abſtract of the Laws Paſs'd in the Firſt Seſſion 
| of Parliament 12 & 13 Anne, ſo far as relates to 


the Cuſtoms, Navigation, and Trade. | 


| 


— © 


With Directions and Examples accordingly. 


— — 


. 


3 | Cap,|Sect>| ? 

Arras, Buckrams, Canvas, Lawns, Linen Striped, 1 3 

being White, and Sileſia Neckcloths, Explain'd e 
and not to be Chargeable with the Duty on Linen Che- 19 1 

quer'd, Ic. by To Ann. c. 19. (page 42) ——— 

Ponds (except Bail-Bonds) to be Stampt ; written 5 


Tae __ Stamped, void till Stampt, and Payment of 9 [21,25 

1 5. beſidewyvͥ — — 

Wooks Printed beyond Seas and e Bound or Un Y 
bound, the I. 30. per Cent. ad Valorem by 10 A. = = 
(page 42.) taken away | — — 


In Page 54. the I. 70. value, and l. 21. Duty in the Ex- 
ample of Bound Books, are ther: fore to be daſh'd out: : 
So ic the 65, to be Paid and Repaid at the Foot of 4 
the brace belonging to Books, page 95- and the = 
Marginal Reference I. ia to be made DB. T0 — S & 

Buckrams, vide Barras, © | 2 

Butlhel for Coals, vide Coal. | Wo 

Canvas, vide Barras. | 

Coals Exported to Foreign Parts, a New Duty, vide j 
page (321) 3 
The 3 5. per Chalder, (page 203.) 2s therefore to be 

made G $. and the 12 3. per Chal der, ty s. 5 
voc. Sea Coal and Culm, Buſhel to be made 1 hall | 


— 


> 


with a plain even Bottom, to be 19 Inches and a half, : 
from Outſide to Outſide, and to contain a Hinchefter\. 5 3 
Buſhel and a Quart of Water, the Chalder to contain FE | 1 
36 ſuch Buſhels heap d up, and the Duties to be charz- 
ed accordingly — —— — 
Deputations or Authorities granted to Collectors or vas 


Inferior Officers of the Cuſtoms, not void by the Death 
or Removal of the Commiſſioners who Granted them.— 


Fiſh, vide page 239. 

Flax, 5) 5 Eſcape at the Preſs, was omitted among the 
Goods diſcharg*d from the ; Subſidy ( page 14.) FHleaſe 
therefore with the Pen to inſert it after European Li- 
nen. 4 

Goods brought into Her Majeſties Storehouſes for want = 

| of being Entred, and remaining there 12 Months Unen-C || 8 a 
tred, to be Sold by the Commiſſioners of the on 

by Publick Auction or Inch of Candle, the Produce_) 


a 9 

* J 

II 4 
N 1 

* 
1 

X 7; 


Gt” 
WY 20 — 


4 


| whereof | 


2 mated 
. * 


+ ES b e 
= - = \ \ l SU l _ 3 e. r 
N . n ä TX ” = * 
Fy r 3 


[ 323 ] 
Cap, 


Whereof is to be firſt applied to the Payment of the | 
Freight, Primage and Charges of Warehouſe-room, 
| | next the Duties, and the Overplus to be paid to the Pro- 8 
1 prietor or his Order - — — 514 
—Wreckt, vide Ships. : 
Incle unwrouzht, European, commonly called Short 
43 Spinnal, diſcharged of the = Subſidy after 20 July, 1714. 
= and Explaind to be wy, the meaning of the] 2T | Þ 
7 A. c. J. (Page 13 & 14 : f 
Intereſt FA Ende, Contracts, Se. made or taken af- 
= ter 29 September, 1714. reduc'd to J. 5. per Cent. pero 16 | I 
: Annum ——— — — — — 
greater Intereſt reſervd or taken, Bonds and = 


= LEA ASL 
IR. HE 9 


Sect. 


II 


tracts void, and the Perſons receiving the Money direct- 
„ ly or indirectly, forfeit treble the Value 
I- HBrokers and Solicitors, & c taking above 5 5. for Bro- 
3 | kage upon J. 100 — — or above 12 d. for making or {| 
renewing any Bond, or Counterbond, or Bill, con- 
cerning the ſame, forfeit for every Offence J. 20 — — 
and Cofis of Suit, and to ſuffer Half a Years Tmpriſon- 
ment e 5 e — 


I Dis not to Prejudice Parliamentary Securities -— 2 
y Lawns, vide Barras, page (322). 

I Leather Tann'd and Manufactured, and actually made) 
I éinto Goods or Wares, Exported on a proper Debenture, 
I and Security given for the ſawe, as directed by g A. c. Ir, 
| (page 38), and 10 A. c. 26. (Hage 41.) to Draw back 4 

(in lieu of the Two Thirds by thoſe Acts directed) ff 9 | 64 
I One Peny Half-peny for every Pound weight, and fo Y 


» 


Proportion, from 2 Auguſt, 1714. to be paid out of 
4 the Duties by thoſe Acts granted — — 
9 —Sheep and Lamb-«kins Tan'd, Taw'd, or Drels'd, 
= Exported according to the Rules by the ſaid Acts 
3 preſcribed on Exportation of any Hides or Calve-sKkins, || — | 65 
4 to Draw back Two third Parts of the Duties by thoſe 


I Acts granted-— — — — 
I Linnen Striped, vide Barras and Silks, page 322, 325. 
I Maps printed, the /. 30. per Cent. by 10 A. c. 19. 
: (Page 42.) taken away — — — 5 
- In page 157. the Gs. to be Paid and Repaid at the Foot 
2 ef the Brace for Maps, is therefore ro be dajl'd out, 
and the Reference in the Margent made D. | 
Milboards, the Duty Granted (age 320) is to be added, | 
to thoſe in the Iable between Page 56 and 57, and to the 
Sums to be Paid and Repaid (page 95.) 
Ollicers, vide Deputations, Ships, Silk, page 322, 324, 325. 
Paper, the Dreties Granted ( page 320.) to be added re- 
ſpectively to the Duties on Paper in the Table between, 
Page 56 and 57, and to the Sums to be Faid and Repaid | | 
on Paper, (page 161, 163 and 165. | | 


| FFT 


— 


*— 25” 


L 324 ] 


Paſtboards, the Duty Granted ( page 320) tobe added to 

thoſe in the Table aforeſaid, and in page 95. 

| Ptints Imported, the J. 30 per Cent. by 10 A. c. 19.2 

( page 42.) taken away. hs 

It 65. to he Paid and Repaid in page 167. at the Foot 
of the Brace for Prints, is therefore to be daſh'd 
Ort. | | 

Pꝛizage in Scotland; which was depending as in page 32 

is now determin d not to be payable by the Subject, 

there. | 

Scaleboards, the Duty Gyanted ( page 320) ig to be ad. 


the Sums to be Paid and Repaid page g5. 
Sheep and Lamb-skins, vide Leather, page 323. 
Ships coming into the Port of London for 10 Years from 
10 July 1714. (except Colliers, Fiſhing-Veſſels, and 
Ships in Ballait) to pay 3 d. per Ton for every Voyage 
Inwards, for ſtopping the Breach — 
—Coafters (except Colliers, Faſhing-Boats and Veſſels 1 
Ballaſt) to pay 3 5s, per Voyage —— — 
Colliers to pay 1 d. per Chalder for Coals or Culm 
Accounts thereof to be laid Vearly before both — 
of Parliamentxꝛęyyxmä — 8 
j — Officers not to grant Diſpatches till this Duty be paid, 
on f.. rfeiture of 50.— —— —.— — 
[Ship and Tackle may be Diſtrain'd for Non Payment, 
and ſold in 10 Days — — 


the 10 Years, this Duty to ceaſe — 
—A Proviſo ezempting Harwich Packet-boats, and) 
Coaſters within the Port of London, as deſcribed by 
J A. cap. 26. and that the 'T'wo Colcheſter Packet; boat; 
er pay the 3s. a Voyage but Four Times in the 
ar ——— — — — 
Ships in Diſtrels upon Application, Juſtices of eh 


Peace and Officers of the Cuſtoms, to Summon Peo— 
ple to their Aſſiſtance — . 


Officers and Conſtables to demand Aſſiſtance from any 


perior Officers of ſuch Ships refuſing, forfeit I. 100. to 
the Officer of the Ship in Diftreſs E = 
| —Perſons Entring, or endeavouring to Enter, ſuch Ships 

in Diſtreſs, without Leave ſrom the Officers of the | 
Cuſtoms and Conſtables, or ſuperior Officer of the | 
Ship, or moleſting the Perſons Employ d in faving 
ſuch Ship or Goods, or when the Goods are ſaved, de- 


tred in a proper Book, to make double Satisfaction in 


ded to thoſe in the Table between page 56 and 57. and to 


If ſuffcient Money be raiſe! before the Expiration of 2 


Ships of War, or other Ships at Anchor there, Supe- 


„ 


facing the Marks of ſuch Goods beforc the ſame be En- 


ces of the Peace, or to be ſent to the Houſe ot Cor 


rection for Twelve Months —— | L 


Twenty Days at the Diſcretion of the Two next Juſti- | 


p. Sect. 
© Þ 
17 
— 
ite 2 
1 
we” 3 
| 
DS oF 
— 10 
I3 
Jl 16 
17 
18 1 
— 1 
r 
| 


— ed 


RE ee etc ] = 


U a 


by 


L391. 


1Can,jSc<t: 
Ships in Diſtreſs, Officers of the Cuſtoms, Comman- : 
ders of ſuch Ship, or Conftables on Board, may Re- 
pel by force Perſons preſſing on Board to moleſt the Bo 
Preſervation of ſuch Ship _ — | 
—Perſons making a Hole in any ſuch Ship, or ſtealing | 
her Pump, cr doing any thing tending to the imme TS + T 
diate Loſs of ſuch Ship, and their Abettors, to be Guilty 1 
of Felony without Benefit of Clergy - . — | f 
ln caſe of no Claim for Relief, Officers of the Cu- | | 
3 ſtoms may apply to the Three neareſt ſuſtices of the = 
9 Peace, who are to put them in Poſſeſſion of the Goods, I- 2 | 
2 taking a particular Account thereof in Writing, and\ | 
IF the Officers Receipt for the ſame = - — 
I Such Goods not legally Claim'd by the Right ful Own- - 
2 ers in Twelve Months, to be Publickly Sol! (and if | 
"2 Periſhable, to be ſold forthwith ) and after Deduction( 
of Charges, the Money to be tranſmitted to the Ex-. — 2 
chequer, to remain for the Benefit of tie Rightfuly | 
Owner, When appearing——— —— 3 
uch Goods carried away and found on any Perſon, to 
be reſtored to the Owners, on forfeiture of treble theej | — 4 
Value ———-———— — —u—ͤ— 2| 
Officers of the Cuſtoms and others alliſting. to he fe: 
warded within Thirty Days, and in default may de- 
tain the Ship or Goods — - — — 
— Differences about the Salvage or Reward, to be — | 
ded by Three neighbouring Juſtices of the Peace 
J Officers abuſing the Truft hereby repoſed in them, to? | | 
1% pay treble Damages, and made for ever after incapableS | 
1 { of any Employment in the Cuſtoms — — 
1 This Act to Commence from 1 Auguſt, 1714, and to? pf F 
4 continue for Three Years, and thence to the End of 5 _ & 
I next Seſſion of Parliament - — 
This Act not to deprive Her Majeſty or others of their 
Right to Wreckt Goods that ſhall be Flotſam, feen. 


1 2 n „ ht 
„ 
„ EI, bo OLE x 
* V or th DN PE * 
——A ADE. Rn 


* 2 ” 4 3 * BY Fs 
e CAR AR : 


% e * e e eee e eee 


181 9 


or Lagan ——— _ . | 
Shoes and Boots, vide Leather in page 323. 
Silks, Callicoes, and Linens Printe& Painted, Stained, | 
or Dyed in Great Britain, to be Exported after 2 Au- | | 
guft, 17 14. (for which Drawback is to be allowed) Ex- 
porters to give Notice before Shipping, to the proper 
Officer of the Cuſtoms where ſuch Goods are to be — 
Pack'd, who is to take off the Marks or Stamps, to take 
an Account of the Kinds and Quantities of ſuch Goods, 6 
and to make a Return thereof to ſuch Officer as thell[f [( 
3 Commiſſioners of the Cuſtoms ſhall appoint to receive | | ; 
3 | 8 the ſame, without Fee or Reward —— | 
Z | Sope ſoft fill'd in any Cask leſs than Barrels, kal bree 1 
| Firkins, and Half-firkins, forfeited, J. 5. to be paid by 4D | 19 
5 the Maker — —— 5 5 
vs Wit Tt 2 


* 
8 A % * 2 . N % : : * * 1 ; 2 
83 85 e $55 e 


8 


[ 326 ] 


Tobacco Imported from x June, 1714. for 5 Years, and} 


Nothing in this Act is intendel to take away the Al- 


| 


—Of the Engliſh Plantations (upon Payment of the 1 d. 
per Ib. for Old Subſidy as in page 5.) may be Lodged 
and Put into Warehouſcs (to be provided at the Mer- 6 


| 


Pape 16 and 17 ) and is not to be deducted from the 
—of the Engliſh Plantations, the Additional Duty of | 
(page 12); the + Subſidy, ( page 13); and the 


taken accordingly — — 


Upon payment of the ſaid Duries upon Entry there-] 


chants Charge, and approv'd by the Commiſſioners ot 
the Cuſtoms) upon the Merchants giving his own 


—_— 


thence to the End of next Seſſion of Parliament, an 
Allowance to be made at Importation of J. 8. per Cent. 
out of all the Duties, inſtead of the 7.8 and 4 per Cent. 
formerly allow'd out of the Impoſt only, (as in | 


Merchants on Exportation—— 


— 


1 d. per ib, (pag. 9.) The New Subſidy of 1 d. per Ib. 


Impoſt of 34. per i. and likewiſe the Impoſt Du- 
ty of 6 d. per Ib. on Tobacco of Foreign Plantations, & 
(page 16); inſtead of the former Terms of Payment, 
ſhall be payable at 18 Months from the Merchants Fn- | 
try, or from the End of zo Days from the Maſters Re- 
port, which ſhall firſt happen, and the Bonds to be 


The ſaid ſeveral Duties may be in one or more Bond 
or Bonds at the Election of the Importer or Proprie- 
to — — 


of, or at any time within 15 Months from the Date 
of the Bonds, The Tmporter or Proprietor ſhall, in 


lieu of all former Diſcounts for Prompt Payment { 


out of all the ſaid Duties, have an Allowance of 
J. 10. per Cent. per Ann. for the ſaid 15 Months, 
and ſo proportionably for ſo many of the 15 Months 
as then remain unex{pired ———- —— - — 


No Allowance for Prompt- Payment after 15 Months, 5 | 


nor for leſs than a Men h 1 * f 


lowance of 8 per Cent. out of the ſeveral Duties for 
Waſte and Shrinkage, nor the Allowance of 5 in the 


Hundred out of the ſeveral Subſidies and Additional 


Duty by Virtue of the Act of Tonnage an1.Poundage 
and other Acts 1 15 Hs 


= 


Bond for Payment of the Duties within 15 Month 
Such Tobacco tobe under the Queen's and Merchanrs/ 
Locks for Security of the Duties, Merchants and their 
Servants to have free Accefs at all ſeaſonable Hours, 
and the Officers to attend without Fee or Reward — 
—]mporter not offering good Security within the 
Fifteen Months for Payment of the remaining 
Duties at the End of Eighteen Months, nor Dif: 


charging* his own Bond by Debentutes on Expor- 


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tation of ſuch Tobacco, or Payment of the Duties, 
the Jobacco ſo remaining in the Warehouſe for want 


by Inch of Candle, by the Commiſſioners or Princi- 
pal Officers of the Cuſtoms, giving the Proprietor 
14 Days previous Notice, and the Product to be ap- 
| plied to the Payment of the Dutics and Charges, and 
the Overplus, if any, rendred to the Proprietor— 
Tobacco of the Engliſß Plantations, burnt in the Ware 
houſes, Duties paid to be allow'd to the Owners, aug 
the Bond for ſo much Diſcharg do — 
Imported before the 25 June 1714. and not + ade 


to be reckoned as Imported after 2 June, 1714. and 
to have all the Privileges of this Act——- — 
Of any Sort, Corrupt or Unmerchantable, to have no | 
Allowance, but on the Merchants refuſing to Enter, 
and Pay, or Secure the whole Duties for the ſame, to ö 


be Weigh'd by the Principal Officers, and publickly 
Burnt or Deſtroy d, and the Owner diſcharg'd from 
paying Duty for the ſame — — 
In conſideraticn of Freight, Charges, and Defacing 
the Remainder, the Owner to be allow'd 25 ib Tobacco 
Duty-free, for every 1001 Burnt or Deſtroy'd, by 
Certificate which is to be made out, paſs'd and paid, | 
without Fee, and the Tobacco therein mentioned not 
to be placed to the Merchants Export Account, fo as 
ſuch Allowance of 25 lb. per 100 lb. of Damag'd To- 
bacco does not exceed i501, upon any Hogſhead of ; 
Aranoco Tobacco, or 200 ib. upon any Hogthead of | 
Sweet; ſcented Tobacco — — 


— 


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— — 


of the Payment of the Duties, to be Sold ebe“ 


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ü 


— 

Nothing herein to hinder the Merchants having an Al- 

lowance for Damaged Tobacco as uſual, fo as fuct 
Allowance doth not exceed 40 1b, of Tobacco upon any 
one Hogſhead ; ſich ſmall Damages to be view'd ana 

allow?*d at the Scale ————— — — 
Several Parcels Exported from Scotland between 
27 March, 1710. and 16 April following, Debentwes 
to be made out and allowed for the ſame, as if Expor- 


ted before that time— — — — 


ons till 1 June 1719. and thence to the End 


f Farliament. 


| 


Hence it follows, That inſtead of the Methods of Computation pre. 
|erib'd Page 5,, 10, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18 and 56. acco 
are t0 be Calculated according to the following Examples and Drrettt- 
of the next Seſſion 


1200 bb. 


Cap.Se&t. 


10 


12 


the Duties on Tobacco 


4 


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1200 b. of Tobacco, Engliſh Plantation, (Duties paid down) 


6— 


2 c . 


| 7 4 ——— Old Subſidy — i 
12 & por Cont. — IO II V „ 4* 
— —„— Additional Duty- 3 16 54 


Impoſt 8 New Subſidy 3 16 5+ 
8 per Cent.— 1 4 — 1 Subfidy——1 5 6 
© 
12 & 2 FEM Cent. J 14 6 
| —— Imp — 12 1 6. 


23 7 47 


—— — — 


| Or it may be wrought by the value thus Cas in page 53.) 


ib, 1200 of Tobacco, Engliſh Plantation, (Duties paid down.) 
19890 = 


| 
[8 per Cent — 6 


5 per Gent—— 4-12. 


— — ——— 
— 


8 F bſidy — 8 — 
; 12 K Per Cent. 2 . 1 TY 


— Additional Duty 76 9 6 

Impoſt—— 300 — — New Subſily — 76 9 6 
8 per Cent.— oO Os + Subſtdy——— 25 9 10 
276 — oY 
72 & 5 per Cent. 34-20 = 5 

| _ L Impoſt 241 10 — 
| | 507 6 10 
N 8 — — 

25 7 45 
| | 

It 


Ry rn — 8 
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4 c 9 


yo WPI © bn ITY L l ARTS ALLEY TT LL MST TIC: TY i [ © 
L408 n r * * * NIN -- r * e 9 
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NB. Tobacco of the Engl? Plantations only, has the Privilege of be- 
ing Secured in Varehouſes, &c. - 
| | | 

Utares ma le of Leather, vide Leather, Page 323. | 
Wreck, vide Ships, page ( 324) | 

| 

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L 9 | 
2 

I. is d. ö 

Additional Duty 4 4 


| New Subſidy— 4 7 4+ 
If the Duties are to be Secured, V Subſidy —— 1 9 12 
Bond muſt be taken for Impoſt 13.16 — 


f— —— 


Secured — 19 11 
In ready Money, Old Subſidy—— 4 7 4+ 


Total —— 28 7 3+ 


For working the Diſcounts vide page 51 & 52. 


Note, The Diſcount for Prompt- Payment is to per Cent. per Ann. and 
fo proportionably, which for 15 Months is 12 and: per Cent. and | 
conſ-quently if the Duties he Bonded you muſt take a certain Pro- 
Portion only of the 12. and - per Cent. according to the Number of 


Months of the 15 that remain unexſpired at the Time of Payment. % 


The Duties on Tobacco of Foreign Plantations are ſtill to be Computed j 

as in Page 56; only in lieu of the former Allowances made on the 
Impoſt of ſuch Tobacco, there is now to be allowd 8 per Cent. for 
Shrinkage, and 12 ard + per Cent. for Prompt-payment out of the 


— 


— 


faid lnpoſt Duty alone. 


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To Conclude, 


O U have a View of the ſeveral Branches of the Revenue, with 
their reſpective Continuations, c. in the Firſt Part. 


| The Varieties in Computing the Duties may be Obſery'd in the Tables, 


Page 49, 50, 56, 191, 193, I94, 195, 306, 308, 309. and in the 
Examples occaſionally dilpers d through the Firſt and Second Parts 
and Appendix. | 


In the Third Part you have the Rates and Duties to be Paid or Drawn 
back at a Glance, with References reſpectively directing how to 
Compute them. 


In the Index and Appendix the Laws and other principal Matters in | 


the Book, are Abſtracted under proper Heads. 


Throughout the Whole you have the neceſſary Rules, Directions, and 
Schemes, for Practice. Py 


And *tis hop'd upon Peruſal, it will be found fully to anſwer the 
T = Page, and to be Serviceable to all concern'd in the Cuftoms 
or Trade. | 


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