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90
203

Certificates of Produce, required in certain cases .
Claim, for return of duties overpaid, within what period to be

made
COASTW:SE.—Trade coastwise must be by British Ships only

Regulations appertaining thereto.
List of Goods allowed to be transhipped from Vessels
arriving from Foreign parts, into Vessels loading Coast-

wise
Cockets, for British Goods, how to be endorsed.
COLONIAL TRADE.-See British Possessions.
Copper.-Old Copper Sheathing, and Old Copper Utensils, may

be admitted to entry duty free, under certain regulations .
Copper Ore, may be taken out of the warehouse to be
smelted

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192

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228

Damaged Goods.—Description of such as are not entitled to
allowance for damage

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Damage how to be allowed; and time in which claim must
be made

83
Form of Declarations for Damaged Goods

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Deals, duty on, when imported into Ireland, to be assimilated to

the duty charged thereon, when imported into England 180
and Timber used in Mines in England and Ireland, regula-

tions relating to the Drawback to be allowed thereon ... 181
Split for Dunnage, not being worth the rated duty, are to
be reduced to Firewood....

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DebentURE Goods, regulations appertaining thereto.

216
Goods for Drawback must be shipped within three years
from payment of duty, and no debenture to be paid after
two years from date of shipment ..

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DECLARATIONS, required to be made on the entry of certain Articles 90
of value, for Goods imported..

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do. for Goods exported

190
DEMI-JOHNS, or large Bottles of Green Glass, how to be charged
with duty

104
DRAWBACKS of Customs and Excise, payable on certain articles the

produce or manufacture of the United Kingdom, when ex-
ported to Foreign parts

208
of Customs, on duty paid Foreign Goods when exported

215
on Timber and Deals used in Mines, in England and Ire-
land

181
on Wine consumed by the Officers of the Navy and Ma-
rines

218
Droits of ADMIRALTY, liable to duty

94
Duties on Foreign Goods imported into the United Kingdom.. 99
into the Isle of Man...

240
into the British Possessions.

250
return of, if overpaid...

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Duties, continued.

on Goods exported
on East India Goods, imported through Malta and Gibral-
ter, and on Goods imported from New South Wales, Nor.
folk Island, and Van Diemen's Land.
London Port, or Dock Duties..

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205

80

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79

East India Goods, valuation thereof
Entry op Goops Inwards ;-Unauthorized persons not to be per

mitted to make entries ;-Time in which the entries must
be made....
Particulars of entry.
by Bill of Sight;—Perfect entry to be made after Goods

are landed by Bill of Sight...
being Surplus Stores ..
as from Plantations...

Outwards, and particulars thereof .
EUROPEAN Goods, restriction on the importation of certain Articles
Excise, Inland Duties

Bounties and Drawbacks on British Goods exported
Export Duty, Goods exempt therefrom ..

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85
190

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208
200

Fines and SATISFACTIONS..

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Goods, penalty on offering Goods for sale, as run, or prohibited ;

Restricted Goods deemed Run Goods for the purpose of
proceeding for forfeiture...
Restriction on the importation of certain European Ar-
ticles ;-Goods of Asia, Africa, or America, restriction on
the importation thereof through Europe ;-Goods deemed
to be imported from any particular place, must be brought
direct ;-Goods. the produce of places within the East
India Company's Charter ;-Goods manufactured, deemed

the produce of place where manufactured ......
May not be imported iuto the United Kingdom from Guern-
sey, Jersey, Alderney, Sark, or Man, except in British
Ships ;-may not be exported from the United Kingdom
to the above Islands, or to any British Possession in Asia,
Africa, or America, except in British Ships ;-may not be
carried Coastwise from one part of the United Kingdom
to another, or from any of the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey,
Alderney, Sark, or Man, to any other such Islands, or
from any part of such Islands to another part of the same,
or from any British Possession in Asia, Africa, or America,
to any other of such Possessions, except in British Ships.
May not be imported into any British Possession in Asia,
Africa, or America, in foreign Ships, unless of the country
of which the goods are the produce, and from which they

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Goods, continued.

are imported Goods not otherwise prohibited than by
the law of Navigation, may be imported from any place in
a British Ship, and from any place not being a British
Possession in a foreign Ship of any country, and however
navigated, to be warehoused for exportation only ;-Goods
imported, exported, or carried Coastwise, contrary to the
law of Navigation, forfeited
Undervalued ;-Goods entered by Bill of Sight ;-Landed
by Bill of Sight, fraudulently concealed, forfeited ;-
Goods delivered on deposit ;-Goods not deemed deli-
vered in virtue of Bill of Sight, unless perfect entry is
made ;-In what cases Bill of Sight is not required;—
Goods damaged

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Damaged, how the allowance is to be made ;-Goods re-

turned by Bill of Store ; Limitation of time for the re-im-
portation of Goods by Bill of Store ..

83
List of, which may not be re-imported by Bill of Store ;-
Surplus Stores

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Goods entered as from Plantations ;-Certificate of growth
required for Sugar, Coffee, Cocoa Nuts, Spirits, and Ma-
hogany, if entered as being the produce of a British Pos-
session in America, or the Island of Mauritius..

85
Certificate of produce required for Sugar from British Pos-
sessions in the East Indies, Wine from the Cape of Good
Hope, Blubber, Train Oil, &c., of British fishing, and for
Flax, Wood, Bark, Hemp, &c., from New South Wales,
Norfolk Island, Van Diemen's Land, and New Zealand .. 86
which may be landed without Report, Entry, or Warrant. 90
not specifically rated ;-Duties on, by what Acts levied'.. 93
East India, imported through Malta and Gibraltar ;-Goods
the produce of New South Wales, Norfolk Island, and
Van Diemen's Land ;-Goods being Droits of Admiralty. 5 & 94
Imported, period of importation defined;—Goods imported
by the Hudson's Bay Company, what duty to be charged
thereon

95
Entry of, when imported.

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Entry of, when exported

190
Entry of, when brought Coastwise.

203
Duties on, when imported

99 & 222
Duties on, when exported

r99
A list of, which may be transhipped

195
Derelict, Jetsam, Hotsam, Lagan, and Wreck

115
Removed under bond Coastwise, and lost at Sea...

237
Prohibited or restricted on importation or exportation....3 & 195
Reweighing thereof, previous to removal Coastwise ..

236
Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, Sark, and Man, trade therewith .240 & 269
Hudson's Bay COMPANY, duty payable on Goods imported by.. 95

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HorticuLTURAL Society, Plants, Seeds, &c., consigned to them,

free of duty....
Holidays at the Custom House

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93

206

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219
236

220

INLAND Duties of Excise.
IMPORTATION, period of, defined
IRELAND, Trade with.....

List of Warehousing Ports in ...
Countervailing Duties and Drawbacks, between Great Bri-

tain and Ireland ..
Isle of Man, duties on Goods imported into, and Regulations of

Trade therewith...
Jamaica, no Vessel allowed to sail from Jamaica to St. Domingo,

or any Vessel from St. Domingo, to come to Jamaica....
Jersey._See Guernsey.

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258

LONDON Port or Dock DUTIES

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161

Malta, Island of, deemed to be in Europe.....

East India Goods imported through
MAURITIUS.-- See British Possessions.

Island of, to be treated as a British-American Colony....
MANUFACTURED Goods to be imported complete, if liable to an

ad valorem duty....

to be deemed produce of country where manufactured
Mirrors, Toy, and other sorts, how to be charged with duty....
Mosaic Tops for Snuff Boxes, &c., how to be charged with duty.
NAVAL Stores, imported from abroad, not to be delivered without

Dock-yard Certificate
Navigation Act, as amended by subsequent Acts.
New South Wales, duties on Goods imported into
NEWSPAPERS, whether as Consignments, or Baggage.
NETHERLAND 8.- Additional duties on Goods imported in Nether-

land Vessels

Additional duty on Netherland Vessels exporting Salt..
Nitre, Sweet Spirits of, how to be charged with duty..
Officers of Customs AND Excise, may stop any Cart, Waggon,

or other means of Conveyance, on suspicion, &c., and may
search Houses, &c. for Smuggled Goods....
Rewards to, on seizure of Silk Goods

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131

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131

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146

Passengers, being Aliens.....

Regulations as to the entry of Baggage, belonging to.

denying having Foreign Ġoods in their possession...
PATTERNS, and Samples, of Cotton, Silk, &c., free of duty..
Persons offering Goods for Sale, under pretence of being run or

prohibited..

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Plafe, Drawback on, when exported
Ports ;-Power vested in His Majesty to appoint.

Averment that an offence has been committed within the

limits thereof, evidence of the fact
for the Warehousing of Goods.....
for the Importation and Warehousing of Tobacco and Snuff,

the Lords of the Treasury may appoint
PROHIBITIONS and Restrictions on the importation of certain

articles

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Quays, legal, power vested in His Majesty to appoint

RECIPROCITY OF Duties...

Remission or Imposition of Duties and Drawbacks..
Certain Foreign Vessels exempt from taking Pilots
Imposition and remission of Tonnage Duties
The importation of Corn may be prohibited from Foreign
States, subjecting British Ships or Goods to higher Duties
than are levied on Vessels, &c. of other countries
An increase of one-fifth of existing Duties may be levied

on Goods the produce of any country levying higher Du.
ties on British produce than upon the produce of any

other
foreign country...
Additional duty on Goods imported in Netherland Vessels .
In what reciprocity consists..
A list of Countries or States with which Treaties of Reci-
procity have been concluded..
Convention of Commerce with the United States of Ame-

rica....
An Act to carry into effect a Convention of Commerce with

America and Portugal
Convention of Commerce with Austria
Convention of Commerce with Colombia
Convention of Commerce with Denmark.
Convention of Commerce with France..
Declarations of Great Britain and Hanover respecting Re-
ciprocity of Commerce..
Convention of Commerce with the Free Hanseatic Repub-

lics of Lubeck, Bremen, and Hamburg..
Principles of Reciprocity extended by Order in Council, to

Mecklenburgh Schwerin
Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation, with the

United States of Mexico
Principles of Reciprocity extended by Order in Council to

Oldenburgh ..
Treaty of Commerce with Portugal
Convention of Commerce with Prussia
Convention of Commerce with Sweden and Norway

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