AN

ALPHABETICAL LIST

OF

WAREHOUSING PORTS IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, AND
IRELAND.

Distinguishing the several Species of Goods allowed to be
Warehoused at each Port.

See also Note at the end of this List.

Black or Dantzic Beer may be Warehoused at any Warehousing Port in the United Kingdom, under the regulations of the Warehousing Act*. Corn, in like manner, by the 9 Geo. IV., c. 76, § 15.

ENGLAND.

..Goods in Table C.

All Goods except Tobacco, East IndiaGoods,
and Goods in Table F, (other than Sugar.) †
Goods in Table A; Wine and Spirits in
Table B; and Goods in Table C.

Wine and Spirits in Table B.

Wine and Spirits in Table B; and Wood and Tar in Table C+; to which have been added Rum and Tallow§.

.West India Rum, Brandy, Geneva, and other Spirits, Wine, Hemp, Iron in bars, Timber, Deals, and other Wood Goods, Tal. low, Ashes, Hides and Skins, Sugar, Currants, and other Fruit, Barilla, and Allum.-Treas. Order, 17 Jan-Min. Com. Cus. 27 April 19 May, & 14 July, 1832. .East India Goods; and Goods in Tables A, B, C, D, and E.

.The privilege of Bonding Goods at Carlisle, is extended to Timber and Wood imported direct from foreign parts, and that of removing coast wise for the purpose of being bonded at that port, to all Goods (except Tobacco, Silk, East India Goods,

* Treas. Order, 13 May, 1822. Treas. Order, 7 June, 1823.

Treas. Order, 14 Feb. 1828. § Treas. Order, 15 Oct. 1830. I am not aware that Goods were allowed to be bonded at Carlisle previous to this Order.-ED.

WAREHOUSING PORTS, continued.

CHEPSTOW

CHESTER..

CHICHESTER

COLCHESTER

COWES

DARTMOUTH

DOVER.

EXETER

Goods prohibited to be imported, and Goods subject to ad valorem duties), upon proper and secure premises being provided by the parties, it being understood that the indulgence here granted is to be restricted to articles for home use.-Treas. Order, 12 July, 1830. .Timber, Deals, Hemp, Linseed, Staves, Tallow, and Tar.-Treas. Order, 14 June, 1828.

.Rum in Table A*, and Wine and Spirits in
Table B.

Wood, Pitch, Tar, and Iron in Table C ;

and Wool in Table E.

.Rum in Table A,+ and Wine and Spirits in
Table B.

.Goods in Tables A, B, and D; and Timber
and Deals in Table C.

TABLE A.-Annotto or Rocou, Cassia Fistula, Cocoa Nuts, Coffee, and Sugar; not being the produce of, nor imported from any place within the limits of the East India Company's Charter.

Angustura Bark, Cotton Wool, Ginger, Indigo, Mahogany, Melasses, Pimento, Rum, and Wine; imported from the West Indies.

Cocoa Nuts, Coffee, Cotton Wool, Ginger, Indigo, Mahogany, Melasses, Pimento, Rum, and Sugar: the Growth or Produce of, and Imported direct from any of the Territories or Dominions of the Crown of Portugal. TABLE B.-Brandy, Geneva, and other Spirits; Rice, Shrub, Tobacco, and Wine; not being the Produce of, nor Imported from any Place within the limits of the East India Company's Charter, (Spirits and Wine excepted,) or not being Imported from the West Indies.

Cocoa Nuts, Coffee, Cotton Wool, Ginger, Indigo, Mahogany, Melasses, Pimento, Rum, and Sugar; being the Growth or Produce of, and Imported direct from any of the Territories or Dominions of the Crown of Portugal. Spirits and Wine, being the Produce of any place within the limits of the East India Company's Charter, and Imported otherwise than by the said Company. Table C.

Treas. Order, 24 Sept. 1827.

Treas. Order, 24 Dec. 1829.

TABLE C-Brimstone, Cork, Hemp Undressed, Iron in Bars, or Slit, or hammered into Rods, and Iron drawn or hammered less than of an inch square, Kelp, Linseed, Mahogany, Marble Blocks, Oil of Turpentine, Pitch, Rape Seed, Rosin, Staves, Tallow, Tar, Timber, Tow, Turpentine, Wood, Zaffre or Cobalt; not being the Produce of, nor Imported from within the limits of the East India Company's Charter, and not being Imported from the West Indies. TABLE D.-Hides, Oil of British Fishing, Oil of Spermaceti or Head Matter, Train Oil, and all other Fish Oil, Blubber of British Fishing, Whale Fins of British Fishing; Indian Deer Skins, Half Dressed or Shaved, and Skins and Furs of all sorts, not Tanned, Tawed, or in any way Dressed; not being the Produce of, nor Imported from within the limits of the East India Company's Charter, and not being Imported from the West Indies. TABLE E.-Alkermes, Almonds, Anchovies, Angustura Bark, Aniseed, Annotto or Rocou, Arrowroot, Ashes, Balsam of all sorts, Barilla, Beads of Amber and of Coral, Bees' Wax, Black or Dantzic Beer, Bristles, undressed, Buck

Treas. Order, 28 June, 1831.

Treas. Order, 19 Dec, 1831. + Min. Com. Cus. 23 June, 1829.

SOUTHAMPTON........Spirits in Table A; Wine and Spirits in

SHOREHAM

STOCKTON

TABLE E, continued.

Table B; Goods in Tables C, D, and E; and East India Goods removed from Lon don for Exportation to Guernsey and Jersey.

Wine and Spirits in Table B†, and Goods
in Table C.

.Rum in Table A; Wine and Spirits in Table
B; Timber and Goods in Table C; Clover
Seed and Green Fruit in Table E.; Pot
Ashes; Sugar, Coffee, Dried Fruit,
Rice, Cheese, Cocoa Nuts, Hides and
Skins. §

Buck Wheat, Cantharides, Turkey Carpets, Cassia Fistula, Catlings or
Lutestrings, Cheese, Chip Hats, Citrat of Lime, Citron in Salt and Water,
Clover Seed, Cochineal, and Cochineal Dust, Cocoa Nuts, Coffee, Cotton
Wool, and Cotton Yarn, Currants, Elephants' Teeth, Essence of Bergamot,
and of Lemon, Essence of British America Spruce, Imported from thence,
Euphorbium, Feathers for Beds, Figs, Flax, German Sausages, Ginger, Gin-
seng, Granilla, Gum Arabic, Copal, Guaiacum, and Senegal, Hams, Harp-
strings, Hones, Jalap, Jesuits Bark, Jet, India Rubbers, Indigo, Isinglass,
Juice of Lemons, Limes, and Oranges, Juniper Berries, Lamp Black, Plain
Linen (except Sail Cloth), Linseed Cakes, Liquorice Powder, Maccaroni,
Madder, ground, Mahogany, Manna, Mercury, Mohair Yarn, Melasses,
Oil of Almonds, of Amber, Aniseed, Bay, Cajaputa, Carraway, Cassia,
Castor, Cinnamon, Cloves, Jessamine, Juniper, Lavender, Linseed, Mace,
Marjoram, Nutmegs, Olives, Oranges, Palm, Pine, Rock, Rosemary, and
Rosewood, Salad Oil, Oil of Sassafras, of Spike, Thyme, Turpentine, and
Walnut, Chemical, and Perfumed Oils not otherwise enumerated, Opium,
Orange Flower Water, and Orange Flower Ointment, Otto of Roses, Pearl
Barley,

*Treas. Order 24 Dec 1829.

Treas. Order, 3 Feb. 1824.

Min. Com. Cus. 5 Oct. 1830. § Treas. Order, 11 May, 1832.

WAREHOUSING PORTS, continued.

SUNDERLAND...

SWANSEA....

WEYMOUTH.....

WHITBY WHITEHAVEN WISBECH.

YARMOUTH

ABERDEEN...

BORROWSTONESS

DUMFRIES

DUNDEE

....Goods in Tables A, B, C, D; and E*, (except Tobacco).

...Goods in Table C.

...Rum in Table A; Wine and Spirits in Tabie B; Wood in Table C+; Almonds of all Sorts, Barilla, Clover Seed, Currants, Figs, Oil of Olives, Sallad Oil, Prunes, Raisins of all Sorts, and Liquorice Juice in Table E.

Goods in Tables C, and D.

..Goods in Tables A, B, C. and E. ‡
..Wood Goods.

.Rum in Table A; Wine and Spirits in Table
B; Hemp and Iron in Table C; and
Goods in Table E.

SCOTLAND.

.....Goods in Tables A, and B§; Brimstone, Hemp Undressed, Iron in Bars, Timber and Wood in Table C; Almonds, Ashes, Black, or Dantzic Beer, Barilla, Currants, Cotton Wool, Figs, Gum Arabic, Gum Senegal, Linen Plain, (except Sail Cloth,) Oil of Olives, and Raisins of all Sorts, in Table C.

TABLE E, continued.

Barley, Pictures, Pigs Chaps and Faces, Pimento, Pitch Burgundy, Platting of Straw or Chip, Pots Melting, Prunes, Quicksilver, Radix Serpentariæ, Rags, Raisins of all sorts, Rape Cakes, Rhinehurst, Rhubarb, Rum, Saccharum Saturni, Saffron, Sal Ammoniacus, Sal Gem, Sal Limonum or Acetosella, Sal Prunella, Sal Succini, Saphora, Sarsaparilla, Sena, Silk, Raw, Thrown, or Waste, Smalts, Straw Hats, Succus Liquoritiæ, Sugar, Tapioca, Tar Barbadoes, Tornsal, Toys, Verdigris, Vermicelli, Vermilion, Vanelloes, and all other Goods unmanufactured, not being the Produce of, nor Imported from within the limits of the East India Company's Charter, and not being Imported from the West Indies.

* Treas. Order, 1 July, 1831.

+ Treas. Order, 6 June, 1822. Treas. Order, 30 Nov. 1829.

The permission to warehouse Tobacco at this Port, extends only to such Tobacco as shall be removed under Bond from Ports in England.

Treas. Order, 6 May, 1824.