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John Morton,
Conful at Havanna.
Lucius M. O'Brien, do St. Andero.
William Willis, do Barcelona.
Auguftin Madan, . do La Guayra.
James Blake,
do
Santo Domingo.
Jofiah Blakely, do
St. Jago, in Cuba.
To the Kingdom of Portugal, and its dominions. William Smith, Minifter Plenipotentiary.
Thomas Bulkley, Conful at Lifbon.
John M. Pintard, do Madeira.
John Street, do Faval.
John Culnam, do
Teneriffe.
To the Batavian Republic.
William Vans Murray, Minifter Refident.
Silvanus Bourne, conful general at Amfterdam.
Ezekiel Foreman, do Rotterdam. Benjamin H. Phillips, confal at Curracoa.
To the Kingdom of Denmark, and its dominions. Hans Rodolpho Saabye, conful at Copenhagen. Henry Cooper, do Santa Cruz.
To the Kingdom of Prussia.
John Quincy Adams, Minifter Plenipotentiary. Frederick W. Lutze, conful at Stettin.
Jofeph Pitcairn, Frederick J. Wichelhaufen,
To Germany.
conful at Hamburg.
do
Bremen.
Philip Mark, do Franconia.
To the Kingdom of Sweden. Elias Backman, conful at Gottenburg. - Job Wall, do St. Bartholomew's.
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To the Italian States.
Thomas Appleton, conful at Leghorn.
John Matthieu, do Naples.
John Baptifte Sartori, do Rome.
To Switzerland. Frederick G. Wallofton, conful at Gedeva.
To the Barbary Powers.
James Simplon, conful at Morocco.
Richard O'Brien, conful-general at Algiers.
William Eaton, conful at Tunis.
James L. Cathcart, do Tripoli.
In Chinas
Samuel Snow, conful at Canton.
James Reid, vice-conful do.
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MINISTERS AND CONSULS,
From Foreign Powers, resident in the United States.
From the Kingdom of Great Britain. Robert Lifton, envoy extraordinary, and minifter plenipotentiary. Edward Thornton, fecretary of legation.
'Thomas Barclay, conful-general to the eaftern ftates.
Phineas Bond, conful-general to the middle and fouthern ftates.
Thomas M'Donough, conful for New-Hampshire, Maffachufetts, Rhode-Ifland and Connecticut,
John Breefe, vice-contul, Rhode-Ifland.
Gabriel Wood, do Baltimore.
Benjamin Moodie, conful, N. and S. Carolina, and Georgia.
John Wallace, vice-conful for Georgia.
From the Kingdom of Spain.
The Chevalier Don Carlos Martinez de Yrujo, envoy extraordinary and minifter plenipotentiary from Spain.
Don Felijfe Fatio, fecretary of legation.
Don Jofeph Ignatio de Viar, conful-general
Don Juan Stoughton, conful in Bofton.
Don Jofeph Wifeman, vice-conful Rhode-Ifland. Don Thomas Stoughton, conful New-York.
Don John Baptift Bernabeu, conful Baltimore.
Don Antonio Argote Villalobos, conful Norfolk.
Don Diego Morphy, conful Charlefton S. Carolina; Don Manuel Reugil, vice-conful, Savannah. C
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From the Kingdom of Portugal.
Chevalier Freire, minifter refident.
Ignatius Palyart, conful-general.
John Abrams, vice-conful, New-York.
James F. Vercnocke, do
South-Carolina.
Richard Codman, do Maffachufetts.
From the Batavian Republic.
R. G. Van Polanen, minifter refident. Adrian Valk, conful, Maryland and Virginia.
Jan Boonen Graves, do S. Carolina and Georgia.
Frem Prussia.
Charles Godfrey Palefke, conful-general.
Johann Ernft Chriftian Schultze, conful at Baltimore.
From Sweden.
Richard Soderftrom, conful-general.
Jofeph Winthrop, vice-conful, Charlefton, S. C.
Jonathan Swift, do Columbia & the ports on the Potomack. Charles F. Degen, vice-conful for New-Hampfhire, Maffachufetts and Rhode-Ifland.
Henry Gahn, vice-conful for New-York and Connecticut.
Sinon Lynch, vice-conful for Norfolk, and all other ports in Virginia, except thofe on the Potomack.
John Baretz, vice-conful for North-Carolina.
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DUTIES
PAYABLE BY LAW.
ON ALL
GOODS, WARES, AND MERCHANDIZE,
Imported into the United States of America, from any foreign port or place, in vessels belonging to the United States, from and after the last day of June, 1800.
A
ARMS, fin RMS, fire and fide, not otherwife enumerated, or parts thereof, per cent. ad val. IS
Apparatus, philofophical, fpecially imported for any feminary of learning
frec
Ale, beer and porter, in cafks or bottles, cents per gal. 8
12hf.
On the value of bottles, per cent. ad val. Artificial flowers, feathers and other ornaments for women's head dreffes,
IS do
Anifeed,
Articles of all kinds of the growth, product or manufactures of the United States, fpirits excepted,
free.
Anchors, -
-
12hf.
Brafs cannon, B
15
wire,
free
iron, or fteel locks, hinges, hoes, anvils and vifes, 1 2hf.
All other manufactures of brafs, -
15
Balls and balfams, (fee powders, paftes, and &c.)
do
Beer, ale and porter, in cafks or bottles, cents per gallon -
8
On value of the bottles, per cent. ad. val.
12hf.
Bricks and tiles - -
15
Bonnets, hats and caps, of every kind
do
Boots
cents per pair 75
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Books, blank
per cent. ad. val. 12hf.
Books of perfons who come to refide in the United States free
Battons of every kind
IS do
Brufles
12hf.
Bull on -
free
Burgundy wine
cents per gal. 45
C
Carriages, or parts of carriages, - per cent ad. val.
20
Cards, playing
cents per pack, 25
wool and cotton -
cents per doz. 50
Cables, and tarred cordage
.cents per cwt.
180
Cabinet wares -
per cent ad val. -
15 do
Carpets and carpeting
-
do
Cartridge paper
-
do 2 6
Champaign wine
cents per gal.
45 15
Canes, walking-fticks and whips
-
12hf
Cambricks
-
do
Cheefe
cents per lb.
7
China ware
per cent ad val. 15
Cinnamon, cloves, currants and comfits
do
Chintzes, and all line and cotton manufactures, whether print- ed, ftained or coloured, or otherwife
I2hf
Cocoa
cents per lb.
2
Chocolate -
-
3
Clogs and golofhoes (fee fhoes)
cents per pair
IS
Cordage, tarred - - cents per cwt. -
180 225
Cofinetics,
15 per cent ad val. cents per bufh. 5
Colours (fee painters)
per cent ad val. 15
Copper manufactures - -
do
--- in plates, pigs and bars
-
free
Compofition for the teeth or gums (fee dentrifice) per cent ad val. Coffee
cents per lb. 5
Cotton
3
-- or linen manufactures, of all defcriptions, per cent ad val. 12hf
Clocks and watches, or parts of either 15
Coaches, chariots, phætons, chairs, chaifes, folos, or other carri- ages, or parts of either, -
20
Clothing, ready made 12hf.
Clothes, books, houfhold furniture, and the tools or implements of the trade or profeffion of perfons who come to re- fide in the United States, -
free
Cutlaffes, or parts thereof, IS
-
Capers
per cent ad. val.
Candles of tallow
cents per lb.
of wax or fper maceti
-
-
-
- -and yarn, untarred
Coal
-
-
Buckles, thoe and knee
Cap-, hats and bonnets, of every kind
-
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Dates and figs - 15
Dentifrice, powders, tinctures, preparations and compofitions for the teeth or gums do.
Dolls, dreffed and undreffed, or parts thereof
-
do.
Drugs, medicinal, except thofe commonly ufed for dying do. - and woods for dying E
free
Earthen and ftone wares, IS do.
Effences (fee powders, paftes, &c.) F
Fans, or parts thereof,
- do.
Fayal wine, - cents per gal. 28
Feathers, and other ornaments for women's head dreffes, per cent ad val. 15
Fringes, commonly ufed by upholfterers, coach makers and fad- dlers, do. do.
Figs,
Flowers, artificial,
Floor-cloths and matts, or parts of either,
Fruits of all kinds do.
Furrs of every kind, undreffed -
-
free
G
Glafs, black quart bottles
- I2hf.
Window glafs
IS
All other glafe, and manufactures thereof, 20
Glauber falts,
Gauzes,
-
Geneva (fee fpirits)
Ginger I5
Gira. doles, or parts thereof
20
Golofhoes (fee fhoes) cents per pair 15
Gloves and mittens of every kind,
Gold, filver and plated ware,
Gold and filver lace
Goods, wares and merchandize, imported directly from China or India, in fhips or veffels not of the United States, ex- cept teas, china ware, and all other articles liable to higher rates of duties, per cent. ad. val. 124
Goods, wares and merchandize intended to be re-exported to a foreign port or place in the fame fhip or veffel in which they fall be imported-and all articles of the growth product or manufacture of the United States, fpirits excepted free.
Goods, wares and merchandize, not herein otherwife particularly enumerated and delcribed per cent ad. val.
Glue -
H
Hangers, or parts thereof Hair powder
Hats, caps, and bonnets of every kind -
12hf. IS
do. do. do.
cents per cwt. 200 per cent. ad val. 12hf.
per cent ad val. do. do. do.
do. do.
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Hemp
cents per cwt.
Hides, raw - free
do
Implements of the trade or profeffion of perfons who come to refide in the United States
- do
Indigo Iron wire
cents per lb. 25
frce
--- feel or brafs locks, hinges, hoes, anvils & vifes per cent ad val. 12}. Iron, caft, flit or rolled, and all mannfactures of iron, fteel or brafs, .or of which either of thefe metals is the article of chief value, not being otherwife particularly enumerated 15
Jewellery and pafte-work J do
L
Lare of gold and filver
do
Laces and lawns
12hf
Laces, lines, fringes, taffels and trimmings, commonly ufed by upholfterers, coach-makers and fadlers
15
Lamp-black
12hf fre
Lapis caliminaris
Leather, tanned and tawed, and all manufactures of leather, or of which leather is the article of chief value, not other- wife particularly enumerated
in
Lead and mufket-ball cent per lb. - all other manufactures of lead, or in which lead is the chief article
do
Lemons and limes
per cent ad val.
15
Linen and cotton manufactures, or of both, whether printed, ftained or coloured, or cotton and linen manufactures not printed, ftained or coloured 12hf
do
Lifnon and Oporto Wines
cents per gal. 30
Locking glaffes M
per cent ad val. 20
Manufactures of tin, pewter and copper per cent ad val.
of iron, fteel or brafs, not otherwife particularly enumerated do
'of leather, not otherwife particularly enumerated do
of lead, not otherwife particularly enumerated cent per lb. I
of cotton or linen, or of both, printed, flained or coloured, or of cotton not printed, ftained or coloured, per ct. ad v. 12hf
do
of linen not printed, ftained or coloured,
of glafs (fee glafs)
of tobacco (fee fnuff and tobacco)
of wood (fee cabinet wares, and wood)
of the United States, fpirics excepted
free
Matts, floor clothis, or parts of either
per cent ad val.
15
Malt cents per bufhel 10
Marble, flate and other ftone, bricks, tiles, tables, mortars and other ntenfils, of marble or flate, and generally all ftone and earthen-ware per cent ad val. 15
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Linen manufactures, printed, flained or coloured
Hloufhold furniture of perfons who come to refide in the U. States I
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Madeira wine (fee wines)
Malaga wine cents per gal. 23
Mace per cent ad val.
do
Medicinal drugs, except thofe commonly ufed in dying - Merchandize, goods and wares imported directly from China cr India, in fhips or veffels not of the United States, except teas, china ware, and all other articles liable to higher rates or duties
Merchandize, goods and wares intended to be ro. exported to a foreign port or place in the fame fhip or veffel in which they fhall be imported-and all articles of the growth, product or manufacture of the United States, fpirits excepted free
Merchandize, goods and wares not herein otherwife particularly enumerated and defcribed 12ht
Mittens and gloves of every kind
Millenary ready made
do
Molaffes
cents per gal. S
Mufkets and firelocks, with bayonets fuited to the fame
per cent ad val. 1
15
- or parts of either
do
Mufkets and firelocks, without bayonets, or parts of either do
Muftard in flour
do
Muflins & muflinets whether printed, ftained, colored or otherwife N
12hF
Nails
cents per lb.
2
Nankeens
per cent ad val. 12hf
Nutmegs - -
15
O
Oranges do
Ornaments for women's head dreffes
per cent ad val. 15
Ointments, oils and odors (fee powders, paftes, &c.) do -
do
Oil -
do
Oporto and Lifbon wine
cents per gal. 30
P
Paper hangings - per cent ad val. 15
- - writing and wrapping
12hf IS
Painter's colours, whether dry or ground in oil, except thofe com- inonly ufed in dying do
Pack-thread and twine
cents per civt. 400
Pafte boards, parchment or velluni,
per cent ad val. 1chf
Pafte-work and jewellery
IS
Phxtons, or parts thereof
20
Plaifter of Paris
free
Pewter manufactures
-
per cent ad va !.
old
Pepper
cents per lb.
Perfumes
per cent. ad val. 15
Piftols,
-
15
Pictures and prints,
Taht.
15 free 6
Olives
- fheathing and cartridge
24 1
Pimento, Printing types, Pickles of all forts
cents per lb. per cent. ad val.
12hf. 15
Printed, flained or coloured goods or manufactures of cotton, or of linen, or of both, 12hf.
Philofophical apparatus, fpecially imported for any feminary of learning, free
Porter, beer and ale in cafks or bottles, cents per gal. 8
- on the value of the bottles,
per cent. ad val. 12lıf
Powder, for hair, 15 12hf.
gun powder, per cent. ad val.
Powders, paftes, balls, balfams, ointments, oils, waters, wafhes, tinctures, effences, or other preparations or compofitions, , commonly called fweet fcents, odors, perfumes or cof- metics-and all powders or preparations for the teeth or gums. IŚ
Plumbs and prunes,
do.
Raifins, 1 R
-
-
do.
Raw hides and fkins,
- -
-
Rum (fee fpirits)
-
S
Salts, weighing more than 56 pounds per bufhel, cents per 56 lb. 20
- - weighing 56 pounds per bufhel, or lefs, cents per bufhel, 20
glauber, 1 cents per cwt. 200 Stained, printed or coloured goods or manufactures of cotton, or of linen, or of both, per cent. ad val.
12hf
Salt petre,
free.
Saint Lucar wines,
cents per gal. 40
Starch, -
per cent. ad val. 15
Sail cloth, 12hf
-
15
Saddles, or parts thereof
12hf do
Steel,
cents per cwt.
100
--- iron or brafs locks, hing's, hoes, anvils and vifes, per cent. 4
ad val. 12hf
all other manufactures of fleel,
15
Sheathing and cartridge paper, Sherry wine,
- do
Sea flores of fhips or veffels,
free.
Spermaćeti candles,
cents per lb. 6
Sweet fcents (fee powders, paftes, &c.)
per cent. ad val. 15
Spirits diftilled in foreign countries, viz. From Grain.
Firft proof,
cents per gal. 28
Second do.
29
Third do.
-
Fourth do.
-
34
Fifth do.
40
Sixth do.
50
-
free
Slate, flone, and ftone ware
Sattias and other wrought filks
cents per gallon, 40
E
25 1
From other Materials.
Firft proof
cents per gal. 25
Second do.
25
Third do.
28
Fourth do.
32
Fifth do.
38
Sixth do.
46
& Spirits diftilled in the United States, imported in the fame fhip or veffel in which they had been previoufly exported from the Uni- ted States, viz.
From Molasses.
Firft proof
cents per gal. I3
Second do.
14
Third do.
-
-
15
Fourth do.
-
-
17
Fifth do.
A
2I
Sixth do.
-
28
From materials of the growth and produce of the United States.
Firft proof 4
cents per gal. , 7
Second do.
-
-
-
8
Third do.
-
-
9
Fourth do.
-
1I
Fifth do.
-
13
Sixth do.
-
18
Spikes
cent per Ib. per cent ad val. 1 -
15
lace
do
Skins, raw
free
Shoes and flippers of filk cents per pair,
25
- other fhoes and flippers for men & women, clogs & golofhoes - - other fhoes and flippers for children -
15 IO
Swords, cutlaffes or parts of either,
per cent ad val.
15 do
Stone and earthen ware
do
Soap - -
cents per lb.
2
Solos, and other carriages, or parts thereof, Sulphur
per cent ad val.
20
Sugars, brown
cents per lb.
- white clayed
-
- white powdered
.
-
all other clayed or powdered
Ihf
lump
6hf
loaf
9
other refined.
6
Sagar candy
IIhf
Şnuff
-
D
-
-
-
-
2hf 3 do
Stockings
-
-
I
Silver and plated ware
-
-
free
-
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'T'affels and trimmings, commonly ufed by upholfterers, coach-makers and fadlers, per cent ad val. 15
Tables of marble, flate or other ftone, or parts thereof do.
Tallow candles
cents per lb. 2
Teas from China and India.
bohea cents per lb. 12
fouchong and other black teas
18
hyfon, imperial, gunpowder or gomee
32
other green
From Europe.
bohea
I4
fouchong and other black teas,
cents per lb. 21
hyfon, imperial, gunpowder or gomee -
43
other green teas
-
24
From any other place.
bohea
17
fouchong and other black teas
27
hyfon, imperial, gunpowder or gomee other green teas
30
Teneriffe wine
cents per gal
28
Twine and pack thread
cents per cwt. 400
Tin manufactures
per cent ad val.
- in pigs and plates
-
15
Tiles and bricks
do
Toys, not otherwife enumerated
12hf
Tobacco, manufactured (other than fnuff )
cents per lb. IO
Tools of the trade or profeffion of perfons who come to refide in the United States -
free
Types for printing
per cent ad val. I 2hf
V
Velvets and velverets 12hf
W
Wares of tin, pewter and copper
15
- earthen or ftone
do
China
do
gold, filver and plated
do
Wares, goods and merchandize, imported directly from China or India, in fhips or veffels not of the United States, except teas, China ware, and all other articles, liable to higher rates of duties 12hf
Wares, goods and merchandize, of the growth, produce or manu- factures of the United States, fpirits excepted free
Wafers
Waters and wafhes (fee powders, paftes, &c.)
do
Walking fticks, whips and canes,
per cent ad val.
12hf.
Wax candles -
cents per lb. 6
Watches and clocks, or parts of either,
per cent ad val,
IS
15 free
Tinctures (fee powders, paftes, &c.)
50
20
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Wines in casks, bottles or other vessels. - Malmfey, Madeira and London, particular Madeira wine 1 cents per gal. 58 50
all other Madeira wines
all Burgundy, Champaign, Rhenifh and Tokay
45
Sherry
40 do
St. Lacar
claret and other wines not enumerated, when imported in bottles or cafes
35
Lifbon, Oporto and other Portugal wines
30
Teneriffe, Fayal, Malaga, St. George, and other weftern ifland wines 28
all other wines when imported otherwife than in bottles or cafes per cent ad val.
23
On the value of the bottles
12hf
Window glafs
IS
Wire, of braf's and iron -
-
free
Wool and cotton cards -
cents per doz. -
50
Wool, unmanufactured
free do
Wood, unmanufactured -
-
Wood, manufactured (exclufive of cabinet wares) per cent ad val. 12hf Y Yarn, untarred cents per cwt. 225 All other goods not before particularly enumerated and defcribed, per cent ad val. 1
12hf
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ON THE
TONNAGE OF SHIPS OR VESSELS,
ARE IMPOSED THE
FOLLOWING DUTIES,
To wit-
O N fhips or veffels of the United States, entered from any foreign port, and from another ftate, if laden with merchandize received in one ftate, to be delivered in another, 6 cents per ton.
On veffels built in the United States, fince July 20th, 1789, owned wholly, or in part by foreigners, and from foreign ports, 30 cents per ton. On all other veffels entered from a foreign port, and from one diftrict to another, with merchandize on board, 50 cents per ton.
Veffels from an adjoining ftate, and licenced veffels employed in the coafting trade, or in the bank or whale filheries, are exempt from duty, whilft fo employed, except once in a year.
Tonnage duties muft be paid within ten days after reporting the cargo to the collector; and any captain attempting to leave a port, without paying the tonnage, forfeits five hundred dollars.
To afcertain the tonnage of a fhip, if the fame be double decked, take the length thereof from the fore part of the main ftem to the after part of the flern poft above the upper deck ; the breadth at the broadeft part above the main wales ; half of which breadth, account the depth, deduct from the length three-fifths of the breadth ; multiply the re- inainder by the breadth, and that product by the depth, and divide the Inft product by ninety-five. If the fhip be fingle decked, take the length and breadth as above directed ; take the depth from the under fide of the deck plank to the ceiling in the hold ; and deducting from the length three Afths of the breadth, multiply and divide as aforefaid.
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DRAWBACKS AND BOUNTIES.
ON all merchandize, on which duties to the amount of twenty dol- lars have been paid (fpirits, manufactured tobacco, fnuff and refined fu- gar, excepted) if re-exported within twelve months, to a foreign country, a drawback, equivalent to the duties, will be allowed, deducting one per centum for office-fees, &c.
On fpirits, amounting to 150 gallons, exported in veffels of thirty tons and upwards, a drawback, equal to the import paid, deducting one cent per gallon, for office fees, &c. and on Spirits diftilled from molaffes, within the United States, an additional allowance of four cents per gallou,
On Pickled Filh, of the fifheries of the United States, thirty cents ; and other provifions falted within the United States, 25 cents per bar- rel, a bounty on exportation, provided it amounts to three dollars.
There is likewife an annual bounty calculated to encourage the fifh- eries, granted to the owners and mariners of fifhing veffels, employed in" that bufinefs four months in the year ; provided the bounty to any one veffel does not exceed 170 dollars in a feafon.
· Tare allowed on Goods subject to Duties by Weight.
Description of Goods.
More than |
Not more than
Tare.
Cheft of Bohea tea
Half cheft ditto
Quarter cheft ditto
20
Cheft of hyfon, or other green teas
70 lb.
20
Every box of other tea
50
70 1b.
I8
-
70
80
20
-
80
22
Tare per cent.
Coffee, in bags
2
in bales
-
3
in cafks
12
Sugar, other than loaf, in cafks
I2
in boxes
15
in bags or matts
5
Cocoa, in cafks
10
in bags
-
I
zolb. 36 .
-
1
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T'are per cent. 16
Pimento, in cafks. in bags -
-
3
Cheefe, in hampers in boxes
10
-
20
Candles, in boxes
8
Cotton, in bales in feroons
6
Glauber falts, in cafks
8
Indigo, in barrels
12
in other cafks
15
'in feroons
10
in bags or matts
3
Nails, in cafks
8
Pepper, in cafks
12
in bales
5
in bags
-
2
Sugar candy, in boxes
IO
Segars, in boxes
IO
Shot in cafks
3
Twine, in cafks in bales V
-
12
3
And on all other goods according to the invoice thereof, or the actual weight.
Allowance for Leakage.
On liquors in cafks, fubject to duty by the gal. 2 p. ct.
Beer, ale, and porter, in bottles
All other liquors in bottles -
5
Allowance for Draft.
On any quantity. I cwt.
-
1 lb.
I to
2 cwt. 2
2
to
3
3
3
to 10 4
10 18
to
18 7
-
Chocolate, in ditto
-
-
2
-
-
-
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Rates at which Foreign Coins are estimated in calculating Duties.
Dolls. Cts. 4 44
Pound fterling of Great Britain
Livre Tournois of France
18
Florin, or Guilder ot the United Netherlands
40
Mark banco of Hamburgh
33号
Riz Dollar of Denmark I
Rial Plate of Spain
IÓ
Rial of Vellon of ditto
5
Milree of Portugal
I
2.4
Pound Sterling of Ireland
4
10
Tale of China
48
Pagoda of India
I 94
Rupee of Bengal
55%
And all other coins, a's nearly as may be to the intrinfic value, com- pared with the money of the United States.
CUSTOM HOUSE FEES, &c.
dol. cts.
Entry of a veffel of roo tons or upwards
2 50
Clearance of ditto
2 50
Entry of a veffel under roo tons
I 50
Clearance of ditto
I 50
Permit to land goods
O
20
Every bond caken officially D
40
Permit to load goods for exportation for drawback
30
Every official certificate or bill of health 20
Every other official document (regifter excepted) 20
For meafurement of a veffel of 100 tons and under, per ton O
I
ditto ditto from 100 to 200 tons I
50
ditto ditto above 200 tons 2
0
On each veffel of 100 tons and upwards, with goods fubject to duty 3 under 100 tons, with ditto I
50
All veffels not having goods fubject to duty
0 662
Infpector, for every day when actually employed, receives I 66
Meafurer, for every 100 bufliels of falt O 40
ditto ditto coal
50
Weigher, for every cwt.
Guager, for guaging and marking every cafk
8
Computing contents of fpirits or wine
3
Counting bottles of cyder, beer, ale or porter, per dozen
I
0
32 3
R ULE S
FOR REDUCING THE
CURRENCIES
OF THE
DIFFERENT STATES, *
INTO EACH OTHER.
Ift. . T WO reduce the currencies of New-Hampfhire, Maffachufetts, Rhode-Ifland, Connecticut and Virginia, into thofe of New- York and North Carolina, to the given fum add 1 part thereof.
Of Pennfylvania, New-Jerfey, Delaware and Maryland, to the given fum, add 1th.
Of South Carolina and Georgia, from the given fum, fubtract 2ths thereof.
On the contrary.
2d. To reduce New-York and North Carolina, into New-Hamp- fhire, Maffachufetts, Rhode-Ifland, Connecticut and Virginia, from the given fum, deduct 1th thereof.
Into Pennfylvania, New-Jerfey, Delaware and Maryland, from the fum given, deduct 1 th thereof.
Into South-Carolina and Georgia to the fum given, add 1th and then then take half of the whole.
3d. To reduce Pennfylvania, New Jerfey, Delaware and Maryland, into New-Hampfhire, Maffachufetts, Rhode-Ifland, Connecticut and " Virginia, from the fum given, deduct 1th thereof.
Into New York, and North Carolina, to the fum given, add 1 th thereof.
Into South-Carolina and Georgia, multiply by 34th, and divide the product by 5 ; or multiply by 28 and divide by 45.
4th. To reduce South-Carolina and Georgia, into New-Hampfhire Maffachufetts, Rhode-Ifland, Connecticut and Virginia, to the given fum, add ¿ths thereof.
Into Pennfylvania, New-Jerfey, Delaware and Maryland, multiply the given fum by 45 and divide by 28.
Into New-York and North Carolina, from the given fum fubtract ¿, and double the remainder.
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