Goods, continued, viz.

Not reported, and found after clear

ing of ships, v. 7.

Not agreeing with entry, x. 56.

Not to be landed in the Isle of Mau, li. 3.

Harbouring offenders, v. 59.

To be entered, landed, and account taken, x. 31.

Relanding goods, v. 97-99. ccxlv. 26, 39.

Drawback or bounty goods, by whom they may be put on board, x. 61.

How they may be shipped, x. 44. Brought coastwise, unshipped before delivery of documents, and warrant or sufferance made, x. 66. Foreign goods brought coastwise from places not certified, x. 68. Foreign goods brought coastwise landed without the presence of an officer, x. 67.

Landed coastwise before delivery of documents, x. 74.

Seized or detained, how they may be restored, xii. 11.

Seized, where to be lodged, v. 21. Lost or destroyed before landing, how customs duty may be returned, xi. 5.

Exported and lost, how excise drawback or bounty may be paid, xi. 6.

Tobacco or Snuff on board vessels

in illegal packages, v. 80. Plantation may be sold free of auction duty, XX.

East India. See East Indies in separate Index.

How and when they may be landed, weighed, tared, and shipped at docks, ccxxxviii.-ccxliv. Damaged in West India docks, ccxl. 20.

Landing or shipping at docks, ccxxxviii.-cexliv.

Stolen, where to be deposited in Bristol and Liverpool, ccxliii. ccxliv. Warehousing of, before payment of duties, ccxlv.

Goods, continued, viz.

Removing warehouse goods from one port to another, ccxlv. 52— 56. 61-66.

Removing from one warehouse to another, ccxlv. 57.

Removal of, from Portsmouth and Southampton, to Cowes,xxvi.1—3. Liable to excise import duties, not to be passed by officers of customs, without apprizing excise officers of it, x. 41 (note).

Excise drawback not to be allowed on unmerchantable goods, x. 46. Imported into Ireland from the West Indies, may be imported into Great Britain, xxxv. Entering them for other places, and landing them in Faro or Ferro,lvii. Liable to quarantine, vii. Reported

ix. 13 (note).

Contents unknown,"

Packages of,opened or altered,v. 11.
Small parcels on board without the
knowledge of master, v. 55.
Thrown overboard, ix. 15.
Taken in at sea, v.

To be accompanied with a manifest,
ix.
Whole of goods not consigned to
one port, to be certified in mani-
fest, ix. 8, 9. x. 20 (note).
Not stowed in the main hold, ix. 11.
Not agreeing with manifest, ix. 14.
Returned, may be re-imported and
warehoused, i. 4 (note). ccxlv. 2
(note).

Seized. Price at which they may be sold, vi. 15.

To be reported upon importation, ix. 13.

Times and places for landing and shipping, x.

Masters of vessels to give notice of lading outwards, x. 3. Landed unduly in Isle of Man, li. In Plantations, x. 43. Taken by enemies or perished in the seas, x. 16.

Duties on goods not paid within 20 days, x. 22. Embezzling, x. 22.

Found concealed after clearing vessels, x. 32.

Concealed in packages, x. 22 (note). Fraudulently hid, x. 39.

Taken up by bills at sight, bills of view, or sufferance, where to be landed and examined, x. 27. Aiding in the illegal unshipping, landing,or delivery of goods, x. 38. Notice to excise of intention to ship drawback goods, x. 44.

Cocket of goods to be shipped to be delivered to controlling searchers, x. 49.

Grangemouth. Privileged for Warehousing,
cclxxxvii.

Granilla. Warehousing, ccxlv.

Secretly conveyed away, x. 55.
How and when officers may exa-
mine, x. 56.

How goods of Morocco may be im-
ported into Gibraltar, lxxiv.
From South Sea, lxxxiv.

Grease in docks, ccxxxviii.-ccxliv.
Greenland Seas, Iviii.
Greenock. Export of Salt, ccxv.
Quarantine, vii.

Grill.

Warehousing, cclxxxvii.
See Fish.

Grimsby. Quarantine, vii.

Warehousing, cclxxxvii.

country, lxxxvi. 13.

American, cxxxvi.

Prohibited or run goods, viz.
Insuring, v. 1-4.

......

......

.......

Receiving, harbouring, con-
cealing, &c. of, v. 17, 19,
22-24.

In Baggage, cxxxviii.

How to be valued, xii.

Relanded, v. 8, 97.
Offered to sale, v. 22.
May be seized by buyer or
seller, v. 21-23.
Attempted to be exported,
x. 65.

Where they may be lodged,
v. 21.

What persons deemed run-
ners of, v. 13, 26.
Buying or selling, v. 21.
Proof of entry, v. 26.
Concealing, v. 19.
Watermen, carmen, porters,
and other persons found
with, v. 30.

May be stopped and ware-
housed till claimed, x. 24
(note).

Letters suspected to contain,
xxii. 6.

Found on board vessels or in
houses, ix. 13. x. 22, 24
(note).
Writs of assistance, to search
for, x. 23.

Not to be imported although
rated with duty, x. 30.
Persons assisting in the im-
portation of,or harbouring
the same, x. 35.
May be brought from aboard
vessels, x. 22.

See Seizures. See also Isle of
Man, and Jersey, in this
Index, and East and West
Indies in separateIndexes.
Warehousing,

Unmanufactured.
ccxiv.

Gothland, lix. I (note).
Governors to take Oaths. See West Indies
in separate Index.

Grain. See Corn in this Index and West
Indies in separate Index.

Grocery. Currants, Raisins, Figs, and
Prunes. In what vessels to be
imported, i. 7, 8.

Currants, Raisins, and Figs da-
maged, no allowance for, xiii.
2. clix,

Not to be imported from the
Netherlands or Germany, i. 21.
clix.

Size of packages in which to be
imported, cli.

For ship's use, cli.

See also the several articles in
alphabetical order.

Grogam Yarn. See Yarn.
Grots. See Corp.

Growan Stone. Coastwise, ccxxxii.
Growth. Goods to be brought from places
of, i. 4.

Certificate of. See West Indies
in separate Index.

Guadaloupe, lxiii.

Ceded to the French King,
lxix.

See West India Index.

Guernsey. See Jersey.
Guineas and Half-guineas. See Coin.
Gulf of St. Lawrence. Fishing vessels, iii.
3 (note).

Gum Senega. Imports, clx.

See West India Index.
Warehousing, ccxlv.
See Metal.

Gum.
Gun Metal.
Gunpowder.

On board vessels in docks,
ccxxxviii. ccxliv.

See Stores in this Index, and
in West India Index.

Gun Carriages and Guns. See Stores.
Guns. See Fowling Pieces.
Guyana restored to the French King, lxix.
Gweek. Quarantine, vii.

ports see Stores

Handspikes. See Wood.

Handkerchiefs.

Hanover, lxvii.

Silk. See Silk.

Harbouring Goods. See Goods.

Hare Skins. See Skins.

Wool. See Wool.

Harp Strings. Warehousing, ccxlv.
Harwich. Quarantine, vii.
Hatch Bark. See Bark.

Hatches in vessels in docks to be locked
down, ccxxxviii.-ccxliv.
Hats and Bonnets. Imports, clxi.

Chip and Straw. Warehousing, ccxlv. See West Indies in separate Index. Hawkers. See Goods.

Hay in docks, ccxxxviii.-ccxliv.
Head Matter may be sold free of auction

duty, xx.

From South Sea, lxxxiv. 18. Entry as of British fishing, clxvii.

Warehousing, ccxlv.

Heifers. Exports, cxcvii.

Hemp. Undressed. Warehousing, ccxlv. See Stores.

Hempseed into Scotland, xxxii.

Herbs Medicated. See Medicines.

Herba. Stuff's mixed with. See East In-
dies in separate Index.
Herrings. See Fish.
Hickery. See Wood.
Hides. Warehousing, ccxlv.
See Skins.

See West Indies in separate Index.
Hold. Goods not stowed in, ix. 11.
Holidays, what shall be kept, xvi.
Holland. See Netherlands.
Holland's Duck. See Linen.
Holmes. Coals, ccxxix. 55-58.

Holsters. See Stores.

Honduras Bay, cvi.

Hones. Warehousing, ccxlv.

Hops to be under excise, cxliii.

Pilots, ccxxxvii. 14.
Quarantine, vii.

Warehousing, cclxxxvii,

Hungary. Wine. The growth of, clxxxviii. Drugs, the growth of. Imports,

clii.

Hydrometer, clxxx. 12—20.
Hyrcania, Ix. 1 (note).

Ilfracombe. Quarantine, vii.
Implements. Exports, ccxxv.

For smuggling. See Goods. Importation. What deemed, i. 34 (note). Impressing, v. 82, 91.

Imprisonment. Expiration of, vi. 11. Incle. Exports. See Linen and Silk. Increase in weight of warehouse goods, ccxlv. 13.

Indian Corn, See Corn.

Deer Skins. Warehousing, ccxlv.
Rubbers. Warehousing, ccxlv.

Indigo. Imports, cxlvi.

Warehousing, ccxlv.

See East and West Indies in sepa

Imports, clxii.

Hops from Great Britain, clxii.
Relanding, clxii.

....

Laws to be in force, xxxv. 16.
Linen, xli. xlix. ccx.
Malt. See Corn.

Manifests, ix. xl.
Meal. See Corn.

Members of Parliament, xxxvi.
Mortlings, xlvi.
Muslins, xxxv. 13.
Navigation, xxxv. 10.

Plantation Goods. See Goods.
Plate, xxxvi.

Printed books, xxxvi.

Private effects, xxxvi.
Prohibitions, xxxv. 11.

Reports. How vessels may enter
creeks and report, x. 81, 82, 84.

Salt, xlii.

Shortlings, xlvi.

Silver plate, xxxvi,

Ireland, continued, viz.

--

Spirits, xliii.

Stamps. Forging, xli. 4.

Sugar, xxxv. 19. xliv. ccxxi. 28.
Tea exported to, civ. 21-33. See
East Indies in separate Index.
Thread, xli.

Tobacco, xlv. clxxxvi, 1 (note).
Trade, xxxv. 10.

Treaties, xxxv. 10.

Twist, xxxv. 13.

Utensils of War, clxxxii. 6.

Vessels, i.-iii,

Union. Articles of, xxxv. 9—18.
Watches, xxxvi. 4.

West India goods, xxxv.
Wine, xxxv. 25.

Wool, woolfels, and woolflocks,
xlvi.

Yarn, xxxv. 13. xli. xlvi. xlvii.

Irish Linen. See Linen.

Tobacco. See Tobacco.

Iron. Exports, ccxx.

Artificers in, leaving the kingdom, xix.
Iron. Warehousing, ccxlv. See West Indies
in separate Index.

Stone, Coastwise, ccxxxii.

Irvine. Quarantine, vii.
Isinglass. Warehousing, ccxlv.

Isle of France ceded to Great Britain,
Ixix.

Isle of Man, (a) viz.

Actions, I.

Ale, 1.

Articles, duty free, 1.
Ashes, 1, 6.

Barley. See Corn.

Beer, 1.
Bengals, li.
Bestials, I.
Boards, 1. 8.
Bounties, xlix.

Brandy. See Spirits.
Bribes, lii. 9.

Bricks, 1. 7.

British Linen. See Linen.

Calicoes, li. 3.

Cambricks, li, 3.
Cattle, 1. 7.
Certificates, I.
China, 1.
Chocolate, lii. 14.

Clearances, Ivi. 10.
Cloth, 1. 8. lii,
Coals, lii. 14.
Coffee, lii. 12.
Cordage, 1. 7.
Corn, I. 6. cl. 18 (note).
Cotton, 1, 3, 8.
Crape, xlix.

Jalap. Warehousing, ccxlv.

Jamaica Wood. See Wood in this Index, and West Indies in separate Index. Japan. See East Indies in separate Index. Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, and Sark, (a) viz.

Boats with articles for supplying of
Sark, lvi. 6.

Bounties. When to be paid, x. 53.
Bulk. Breaking of, or altering
cargo, lvi. 9.

Bond on clearing out, lvi. 10.
Certificates, lvi. 4.
Clearances, lvi. 10.

Coals, ccxxix. 6.

Crape, clxxvii.

Drawbacks when to be paid, x. 53.