ORDERS IN COUNCIL;

REGULATIONS OF TRADING COM- REPORTS OF ADJUDGED CASES;
PANIES;

OPINIONS OF LAW OFFICERS;

AND OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.

TO WHICH ARE ADDED THE

RUSSIA & LEVANT DUES; DUTIES OF SCAVAGE, PACKAGE, &

BAILLAGE; & PILOTAGE & DOCK RATES.

The Statutes brought down to the end of 59 Geo. 3.
and the other Parts to
August 16, 1819.

Fifth Edition.

BY CHARLES POPE,

CONTROLLING SURVEYOR OF THE WAREHOUSES, AND EDITOR OF THE CUSTOMS
BILL OF ENTRY, BRISTOL; AND LATE OF THE CUSTOM HOUSE, LONDON.

In the way that I shall now propound, the entire body and substance of the Law shall remain, only
discharged of idle and unprofitable, or hurtful matter; and illustrated by order and other helps,
towards the better understanding of it, and judgement thereupon. - Lord Bacon.
It is intolerable that the Proclamations and Orders in Council were not formed into a Book, and
bound; it is not to be supposed we can keep every Gazette. Lord Chief Justice Ellenborough.

LONDON:

PUBLISHED FOR THE COMPILER,

BY BALDWIN, CRADOCK, AND JOY, PATERNOSTER-ROW;
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GLASGOW, AND DUBLIN: AND SOLD BY ALL OTHER

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TO

THE RIGHT HONOURABLE

CHARLES BATHURST,

M. P. &c. &c. &c.

CHANCELLOR OF THE DUCHY OF LANCASTER, ONE OF HIS MAJES-
TY'S MOST HONOURABLE PRIVY COUNCIL, AND FORMERLY

ONE OF THE MEMBERS IN PARLIAMENT FOR THE
CITY OF BRISTOL,

SIR,

FROM the high respect which I, in common with the Inhabitants of Bristol, together with the Nation at large, entertain for your Character and Talents, I feel peculiarly gratified by the Permission to inscribe to you this Fifth Edition of THE PRACTICAL ABRIDGEMENT OF THE LAWS OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE.

Few persons being so competent as yourself to judge of its execution, I shall be still further gratified, if it receive your approval.

I have the honour to be,

BRISTOL, August 16, 1819.

SIR,

Your very Faithful and

Devoted Servant,

CHARLES POPE.

C Baldwin, Printer,
New Bridge-Street, London.
TO

THE RIGHT HONOURABLE

CHARLES BATHURST,

M. P. &c. &c. &c.

CHANCELLOR OF THE DUCHY OF LANCASTER, ONE OF HIS MAJES
TY'S MOST HONOURABLE PRIVY COUNCIL, AND FORMERLY
ONE OF THE MEMBERS IN PARLIAMENT FOR THE
CITY OF BRISTOL.

SIR,

FROM the high respect which I, in common with the Inhabitants of Bristol, together with the Nation at large, entertain for your Character and Talents, I feel peculiarly gratified by the Permission to inscribe to you this Fifth Edition of THE PRACTICAL ABRIDGEMENT OF THE LAWS OF CUSTOMS AND EXCISE.

Few persons being so competent as yourself to judge of its execution, I shall be still further gratified, if it receive your approval.

I have the honour to be,

SIR,

Your very Faithful and

BRISTOL, August 16, 1819.

Devoted Servant,

CHARLES POPE.