DERELICT, Continued. @goods, and shall be liable to and charged with duty accordingly. And if any such goods be such as are Dentitled to an allowance for damage, such allowance Ushall be made under such regulations and conditions. as the Commissioners of Customs shall, from time to time, think fit to direct.-3 and 4 William IV. c. 52. § 50. See also Note under Ships, page 88. Foreign Goods saved from wrecked vessels and landed, may be shipped in a coasting vessel from the port at which they had been so landed to the port of original destination, a proper account being taken and forwarded in the usual manner, although such vessel may have other goods on board.-Min. Com. Cus. 4 Feb.1834. DIAGRYDIUM-See Scammony. DIAMONDS.. Diamonds may be imported into the United Kingdom, and landed without report, entry, or warrant.-3 and 4 Wm. IV. c. 52.2.. DIAPER Tabling, Towelling, or Napkining.-See Linen. DICE, the pair DIMITY. See Cotton Manufactures. Down, the lb. .... DRAWINGS.-See Prints. DRUGS, on which specific duties are payable according to the quantity. See the several Articles in Alphabetical course. not particularly charged, the cwt... No abatement for damage to be made on Drugs of a certain description. See p. 25. DUCK.-See Sail Cloth, in Linen. EARTHENWARE, not otherwise enumerated or described, for every 1007. value EAST INDIA GOODS, of places within the limits of the East India Company's Charter, may not be imported into the United Kingdom, except into such ports as shall be approved of by the Lords of the Treasury, and declared by Order in Council to be fit and proper for such importation, on forfeiture thereof.3 and 4 Wm. IV. c. 52. § 58. The Ports already approved for this purpose, are London, Liverpool, Bristol, Hull, Whitehaven *, and Newcastle-uponTyne;-Greenock, Leith, and Port-Glasgow ;-Dublin, Belfast, Waterford *, and Cork. Order in Council, 30th Jan. 1826, and 17th Sept. 1834, and Min. Com. Cus 22nd September, 1835. d38 417 East India Goods may be removed by land-carriage from the Warehouses in London to Southampton, for the purposes of Exportation to Guernsey and Jersey, as also to Havre.-Treas. 114 Whitehaven and Waterford are not at present to be deemed fit and proper for the importation of Tea.Min. Com. Cus. 22nd September, 1835. VIN Although Diamonds are free, if mounted, the mounting or setting will be liable to duty Treas. Order, 19 April, 1817, ona bak yubi hur trav Order, 31st August, 1826, and Min. Com: Cus. 20th September, See further, Note respecting East India Goods, in page 198. EBONY of all sorts, the ton the Produce of, and imported from any B. P. the ton.. EELS, the Ship's lading. (See Fish) EGGS, the 120 EMBROIDERY and Needle Work, for every 1007. value EMERY STONES.-See Stones. £ 8. d. 046 not otherwise enumerated or described, the lb.. ETHER, imported from Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, Sark, or EUPHORBIUM, the cwt. of Quassia, for every 1007. value.. of Opium, Guinea Pepper, and Vitriol, for every 100%. of any article, not being particularly enumerated or of Peruvian or Jesuit's Bark, or of Radix Rhataniæ, or, and in lieu of any of the above duties, at the option FEATHERS, for beds, whether in beds or not, the cwt. undressed, the lb. not otherwise enumerated or described, viz. dressed, for ..... undressed, for every 1007. value FIGs, the cwt.*. The duty on Figs, deposited in warehouses of special security, when taken out of the warehouse for home use, shall be charged 4 & 5 Wm. IV. c. 89. (15 Ang. 1834.) 0 6 0 175 0 0 120 0 0 FIGS, Continued. on the weight actually delivered. See p. 185. And an allow Figs, the produce of Europe, may not be imported into the FISH*, viz. Eelst, the Ship's lading Fresh Fisht, British taken, and imported in Brit.Vessels Fish of British taking and curing, imported in British Shipst.. Free. Free. 016 050 Sturgeon, the keg containing not more than 5 gallons.. 0 9 0 Turbotst FISHING NETS, old.-See Rags. FLANNEL See Woollen Manufactures. FLASKS.See Bottles. FLAX, and Tow or Codilla, of Hemp or Flax, whether dressed or undressed, the cwt... Free. Flax, the produce or manufacture of Europe, may not be im- FLINT STONES, for Potters.-See Stones. 0 0 0.19 0 Dried and Salted Fish (except Stock Fish) may not be entered to be warehoused. See Warehousing System. Fresh Fish of every kind, of British taking, and imported in British Ships; and fresh Lobsters and Turbots, however taken, or in whatever Ship imported; and cured Fish of every kind, of British taking and curing, imported in British Ships, shall be imported free of all Duties, and shall not be deemed to be in-. cluded in any charge of Duty imposed by any Act hereafter to be made on the Importation of Goods generally: Provided always, That before any cured Fish shall be entered free of duty, as being of such taking and euring, the Master of the Ship importing the same shall make and subscribe a Declaration before the Col lector or Comptroller, that such Fish was actually caught and taken in British Ships, and cured by the crews of such Ships, or by His Majesty's subjects. 3 & 4 William IV. c. 52. § 44.-See form of Declaration, in page 38. It has been decided, that fish caught by the natives of India, under British Dominion, is entitled to admission duty free.- Min. Com. Cus. 287 Greenock,X 0 FLOWERS, Artificial, not made of silk, for every 100% value.. 25 of Silk.-See Silk Manufactures. FOSSILS, not otherwise enumerated or described, for every 1002. value..... Specimens of.-See Spécimens. FRAMES for Pictures, Prints, or Drawings, for every 1007. value...... FRANKINCENSE.-See Olibanum.. FRESCO PAINTINGS, taken off Walls of Buildings and preserved upon Canvass, are to be classed as Water Coloured Drawings, and to be charged with duty as such. Treas. Order, 8th Aug. 1825.-See Prints. 20 0 0 20 0 0 FRUIT, raw, not otherwise enumerated, for every 100%. value. 5 0 0 GERMAN SILVER-Metal in bars, termed "German Silver," is to be taken at 20 per cent. ad valorem.-Min. GINGER, the cwt. 30 0 0 040 2 13 0 preserved, the lb... 0 1 the produce of, and imported from, any British Posses 03 010 GLASS, viz. bottles.-See Bottles. Crown Glass, or any kind of Window Glass, not being German Sheet Glass, the cwt... 1974711 Plate Glass, superficial measure, viz. not containing to Jars.-See Bottles. more than 9 square feet, the square foot .... containing more than 9 square feet and not more o than 14 square feet, the square foot... ...containing more than 36 sq. feet, the sq. foot. GLASS, Continued. ........ and further, the cwt...ME.UKTEAU 4 0-0 Paintings on Glass. See Paintings. Glass in the dressing or medicine cases of travellers ar- GLOVES (of Leather), viz., Habit Gloves, the dozen pair Women's Gloves or Mitts, ditto Leather Gloves must be imported in packages, each of which shall contain 100 doz. pairs of such gloves at least; and in ships! of 70 tons burthen or upwards, under penalty of forfeiture,3 and 4 Wm. IV. c. 52. § 58.* Woollen and Linen Gloves are to be admitted to entry at the ad valorem duties chargeable on cotton, woollen, and linen manufactures respectively.-Treas. Order, 3 Dec. 1830. GLUE or Gelatine, the cwt. Clippings, or Waste of any kind, fit only for making GOLD COIN.-See Bullion. GOODS from CHINA.-See China, under letter C. in this Table. from places within the limits of the East India Company's Charter.-See East India Goods, under letter E. in this table. GRAIN. See Corn. GRAINS, viz., Guinea Grains, the lb..... Extract or Preparation of.-See Grains, in ***Extract. No abatement of the duty on Guinea Grains to be made on account of damage. See p. 25. of Paradise, the lb... ..... Extract or Preparation of.-See Grains, in GRANILLA, the lb.. GRAPES, for every 100%. value+ Pressed Grapes are liable to an ad valorem duty of 20 } f per cent.-Privy Council Office, 10 Feb. 1835. For Rape of Grapes, see page 85. GREASE, the cwt...... The packages containing this article are to be carefully exa mined, and should it not appear to be the fat of animals, but deteriorated butter, it must not be delivered out of the custody of the officers as grease, until a sufficient quantity of tar, or other ingredient be mixed therewith, at the expense of the importer, so as to render it unsaleable as butter; and should the officers be doubtful whether the article is damaged butter or otherwise, they may cause the same to be viewed by some respectable person in the trade; and, prior to delivery, submit his opinion for the directions of the Commissioners of Customs.Treas. Order, 22 Sep. 1821. 2 1997 Horse-grease is to pay the same duty as Palm and Cocoa I * See passengers' baggage, page 32. † 4 & 5 Wm. IV. c. 89. (15 Aug. 1834 |