AGENTS for transacting business at the Custom-house, to be li-

censed, and give bond

Exceptions to the above

Authority of an Agent may be required by Officers of Customs
Unauthorized persons not allowed to make entries

ALDERNEY-See Guernsey.

ALIENS; Masters of Vessels to report number of Aliens on board;
Alien to declare name and profession, and deliver Pass-
port, under penalty for neglect or refusal....
Officer of Customs to register declaration, and forward it to
the Alien Office, and to deliver Certificate to Alien; Alien,
within a week after arrival, to produce or transmit Certifi-
cate to Alien Office, and declare place of future residence
to declare residence half yearly; power vested in Secre.
tary of State to require a more frequent declaration; Pe-
nalty on Alien for making false declaration, &c.....
Certificate to be forwarded to Alien, setting forth place of
abode, &c.; Penalty on Alien for not having Certificate,
or residing elsewhere: Alien on departing from United
Kingdom, may have his Passport sent to the Port of Em-
barkation, and delivered to him on making declaration;
new Certificate to issue in lieu of such as are lost, and to
be granted without fee

Penalty for forging or altering Certificates; Prosecution
of Offences

not to affect Foreign Ministers or their Servants, nor Aliens
who have been resident seven years, nor Aliens under
fourteen years of age.

ALEPPI, not a British Possession

AMERICA, Goods the produce of

ARMS and AMMUNITION, Restrictions thereon Inwards and Out-
wards....

.47 & 153

Passengers embarking for the Continent, as a matter of
grace, may take such Fire Arms as may be necessary for
their self-protection or amusement.

ARMY, may receive Tobacco for its use, free of duty, on embark-
ing for Foreign Service

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ARTICLES, parts of, or which are not in a complete state, prohi

bited, if subject to duty according to value

ASIA, AFRICA, and AMERICA, what Goods the produce thereof,
may only be imported through Europe.....
AVERMENT that an offence has been committed within the limits of

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a Port, evidence of the fact...

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BAGGAGE of Passengers arriving from abroad, may be deposited, and
remain in the King's warehouse for 6 months without pay-
ment of duty
Articles of Baggage for devotional, or professional purposes;
Watches, Fowling Pieces, Pistols, and British built Car-
riages in use

Articles of Silk, and Leather Gloves; Glass in Dressing
and Medicine Cases, and Spirits, and Eau de Cologne;
Regulations as to entry of Baggage

Newspapers brought by Passengers, unbound, free of duty,
Cigars, remains of Passengers Stores

of Passengers exported...

..........

Shipment of, at Gravesend.

BARILLA, Restrictions on Importation

Allowance of Duty thereon, when used for bleaching Linen

BARRELS, of British manufacture, returned

BEEF, salted, must not be exported from the Warehouse as Stores
Declaration required to be made on entering Beef for Ex-
portation from the Warehouse..

Fresh, or slightly salted, prohibited

BILL OF SIGHT, entry by

Goods landed by, fraudulently concealed, forfeited; déli-
very on Deposit; perfect entry to be made; in what cases
Bill of Sight not required..

BILL OF STORE, how to be obtained; limitation of time for the re-
importation of Goods by Bill of Store...

Goods which may not be reimported by Bill of Store..

BLUBBER from Greenland, may be boiled at the Port of Impor-
tation, and entered as Oil...

BOUNTIES of Customs and Excise, payable on certain Articles, the
produce or manufacture of the United Kingdom, exported
to Foreign parts

BRAN, how to be charged with Duty..

BRANDY, Restrictions on Importation..

....

Importations from Guernsey for exportation
Importations from France for exportation

Importations in Casks of 30 gallons each, for exportation to
Canada

may be exported to Mexico, Chili, and Peru, in Casks of
15 Gallons each...

may be bottled in the Bonded Warehouses for exportation
to the East Indies...

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For other Regulations relating thereto, see Spirits and
Strong Waters generally," and Warehousing System.

BRISTLES, dressed, how defined...

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205

BRITISH Possessions Abroad, Abstract of the Trade with.......
description of Foreign Ships permitted to Trade therewith 4 & 219

List of Free Ports ...

205

206

209

207

BRITISH Possessions Abroad, continued.

Privileges of Trade granted to certain Powers.

Cape of Good Hope deemed to be within the limits of the

East India Company's Charter, for purposes of Trade with

the British Possessions in America.....

Cape of Good Hope;-Duties on Goods imported into...
List of Free Ports and Free Warehousing Ports therein
Prohibitions and Restrictions on Goods imported into
British Possessions in Africa, what places considered such
British Possessions newly acquired in the E. I.described..

BULL RUSHES, measurement of, for duty....

....

Page

220

217

218

208

227

227

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BURNING GLASSES, how to be charged with duty.

96

CASES of British Manufacture returned...

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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, duties and regulations on Goods imported
into...

217

deemed to be within limits of East India Company's Charter
CARDS, Restriction on the importation of Playing Cards
ditto on Exportation....

Quantity of ditto allowed to be imported into the Isle of Man
CARTOONS and BASKETS, containing Prunes, when inner Packages,

free of duty

....

CASKS of British manufacture returned..

CERTIFICATES of Clearance and Produce, required in certain cases
CLAIM, for return of duties overpaid, within what period to be made
COALS, duties on, when exported

Duties on, when imported

Bond to be entered into for the due landing thereof, when
exported in Foreign Ships, under Treaties of Reciprocity
COASTWISE.-Trade coastwise must be by British Ships only
Regulations appertaining thereto..

List of Goods exempt from Coast Regulations.

List of Goods allowed to be transhipped from Vessels arriv-
ing from Foreign parts, into Vessels loading Coastwise..

COCKETS, for British Goods, how to be endorsed.
COLONIAL TRADE.-See British Possessions.
CONVENTIONS of Commerce.-See Reciprocity.
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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185

CORDIALS may be entered for Home-use without regard to the size
of the Package, or the tonnage of the Vessel.
DAMAGED GOODS.-Description of such as are not entitled to
allowance for damage

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150

202

84

54

30

34

154

56

154

157

159

141

139

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

Form of Declarations for Damaged Goods
DEALS, duty on, when imported into Ireland, to be assimilated to
the duty charged thereon, when imported into England..
and Timber used in Mines in England and Ireland, regula-
tions relating to the Drawback to be allowed thereon....

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128

DEALS, continued.

Split for Dunnage, not being worth the rated duty, are tons a

be reduced to Firewood..

Page

130

DEBENTURE GOODS, regulations appertaining thereto.b.un Kianaq 63172)
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 loqui.3.4.49.Jupoldas ¶ 173
DECLARATIONS, required to be made on the entry of certain Articles 35
of value, for Goods imported...wildbakadi na leoqni adi
do. for Goods exported.....un spot, baloqlu at pi

DEFICIENCIES on. Goods exported.

on Goods warehoused in bulk.....................
DEMI-JOHNS, or large Bottles of Green Glass, how to be charged

......

with duty
DRAWBACKS Of Customs and Excise, payable on certain articles thei
produce or manufacture of the United Kingdom, when exa
ported to Foreign parts

of Customs, on duty paid Foreign Goods when exporteds. 9
on Timber and Deals used in Mines, in England and Ireland
on Wine consumed by the Officers of the Navy and Marines
DROITS of ADMIRALTY, liable to duty
DUTIES on Foreign Goods imported into the United Kingdom..A
.into the Isle of Man. at
.into the British Possessions. 10

return of, if overpaid....

nodions of

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137

182

186-

51

164

171

128

174

42

46

200

209

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component parts of manufactured Articles not to be charged o
with separate Rates of Duty

on Goods exported

on East India Goods, imported through Malta and Gibral-A
ter, and on Goods imported from New South Wales, Nore
folk Island, and Van Diemen's Land..
London Port, or Dock Duties...

EAST INDIES; Certain British Possessions newly acquired therein i
EAST INDIA GOODS, valuation thereof......

may be removed to Southampton for the purposes of ex--
portation to Guernsey and Jersey; as also to Havreni yaari
May be removed from the Port of importation to any sware.
housing Port, on certain conditions

ENTRY OF GOODS Inwards;-Agents to give Bond-Unauthorized

persons not to be permitted to make entries.... b. 19 & 20
Time in which the entries must be made Particulars of entry 20 & 21
by Bill of Sight;-Perfect entry to be made after Goods
are landed by Bill of Sight ei. keervolle adi.wod.bayer24]& 25
being Surplus Stores
1.powakda.!!& wd.bemut

as from Plantations.....

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136

2.

Outwards, and particulars thereof . den u. en deków do
EUROPEAN GOODS, restriction on the importation of certain Articles
EXCISE, Inland Duties.....pano in prit mod es.bowina sboní) 161
Bounties and Drawbacks on British Goods exported

EXPORT DUTY, Goods exempt therefrom c...beso Adigniedes 155

Goons, 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 into the United Kingdom from Guernsey, Jer-
sey, 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,
891 Africa, or America, except in British Ships; may not be
carried Coastwise from one part of the United Kingdom
SA to another, or from any of the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey,
Alderney, Sark, or Man, to any other such Islands, or
009 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.
of Asia, Africa, aud America, may not be imported into the
United Kingdom for home-use, nor shall any goods be
imported into any British Possession in Asia, Africa, oru
America, in foreign Ships, unless they be ships of then
country of which the goods are the produce, and from?
which they 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, con-
trary to the law of Navigation, forfeited.....

Undervalued ;-Goods entered by Bill of Sight ;-Landed
201 by Bill of Sight, fraudulently concealed, forfeited;
Goods delivered on deposit ;-Goods not deemed deli
US 8 Vered in virtue of Bill of Sight, unless perfect entry is
[93 (made; In what cases Bill of Sight is not required;—
Goods damaged.....

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a

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

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

23 to 24

25 & 26

Jar Goods entered as from Plantations;-Certificate of growth
required for Sugar, Coffee, Cocoa, and Spirits, if entered
as being the produce of a British Possession in America,
or the Island of Mauritius

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