Compasses Of brass the dozen 00 04 00 Compasses For ships the dozen 00 07 06 Copper Brâ—cks or plates round or square the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pound 00 10 00 Copper chains the chain 00 02 00 Copper Purles or plate the mark 00 06 08 Copperas the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 00 06 08 Cordage or roaps tarred or untarred the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pound 00 13 04 Corkacks of Iron the thousand 00 06 08 Corkacks of Steel the thousand 01 13 04 Cork For Shoomakers the dozen pieces 00 04 00 Cork Of all other sorts the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 00 16 08 Coverlets of Scotland the piece 00 15 00 Counters of Lattin the pound 00 01 00 Cruses of stone with covers the hundred comaining five score 01 06 08 Cushions the dozen 00 10 00 Cross bows Lathes the pound 00 01 00 Cross bows Thread the pound 00 00 0â— Cross bows Racks the piece 00 10 0â— Cushion cloathes Course the dozen 02 10 0â— Cushion cloathes Of Tapistry the dozen 04 10 0â— Cuttle bones the thousand 01 06 0â— Corn vocat Wheat imported the quarter 00 06 0â— Corn vocat Rye the quarter 00 05 0â— Corn vocat Beanes Barley Malt Oats The quarter 00 02 0â— D.    Dagges with firelocks or snaphances the piece 01 00 0â— Dagger Blades the dozen 01 06 0â— Dagger For children the dozen 00 04 0â— Dagger Of bone for children the dozen 00 02 0â— Dagger Black with velvet sheaths the dozen 02 00 0â— Dagger Ouilt with velvet sheaths the dozen 03 00 0â— Deals vocat Mebro and Norway Deals the hundred containing six score 04 00 0â— Deals vocat Burgendorp Deals the hundred containing six score 10 00 0â— Deals vocat Spruce Deals the hundred containing six score 12 00 0â— Desks Or stays for books the dozen 00 04 00 Desks For women to work on covered with woolen the piece 00 05 00 Desks For women covered with velvet the piece 00 10 00 Dials of Wood the dozen 00 02 00 Dials of Bone the dozen 00 08 00 Dimity the yard 00 02 00 Dogs of Earth the groce containing twelve dozen 04 00 00 Dornix With Caddas the piece containing fifteen yards 01 10 00 Dornix With silk the piece containing fifteen yards 02 00 00 Dornix With wool the piece containing fifteen yards 01 05 00 Dornix With thred the piece containing fifteen yards 01 00 00 Dornix French making the ell 00 02 06 Dornix French making the yard 00 02 00 Drapery Old Drapery the yard coming from England 00 10 00 Drapery From any other parts the yard 08 10 00 Drapery New Drapery viz. Kersey Sarges all other stuffs of wool or mixed with wool from England 00 03 04 Drapery From any other parts the yard 02 05 00 Dudgeon the hundred pieces containing five score 01 00 00 Durances or Duretty With thred the yard 00 06 08 Durances or Duretty With silk the yard 00 10 00 Durretty the piece 01 00 00 Drugs ocat Acacia the pound 00 04 00 Drugs ocat Acorns the pound 00 01 00 Drugs vocat Adiantum album the pound 00 00 0â— Drugs vocat Adiantum nigrum the pound 00 00 0â— Drugs vocat Agaricus or Agarick trimmed or pared the pound 01 00 0â— Drugs vocat Agaricus rough or untrimmed the pound 00 05 0â— Drugs vocat Agnus castus seeds the pound 00 01 0â— Drugs vocat Alkanet roots the pound 00 01 0â— Drugs vocat Alchermes Syrup the pound 00 06 0â— Drugs vocat Alchermes Confect the ounce 00 04 0â— Drugs vocat Aloes Cicotrina the pound 00 05 0â— Drugs vocat Aloes Epatica the pound 00 02 0â— Drugs vocat Allom Romish or Roach the hundred containing one hundred and twelve pound 01 00 0â— Drugs vocat Aluâ—â—â—n plume the pound 00 01 0â— Drugs vocat Ambergreece black or grey the ounce Troy 03 00 0â— Drugs vocat Ameos seed the pound 00 00 0â— Drugs vocat Ammomi seeds the pound 00 00 0â— Drugs vocat Anacardium the pound 00 03 0â— Drugs vocat Angelica the pound 00 01 0â— Drugs vocat Antimonium crudum the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 01 00 0â— Drugs vocat Argentum sublime or limum the pound or quicksilver 00 03 〈◊〉 Drugs vocat Antimonium praeparatum or Stibium the pound 00 00 〈◊〉 Drugs vocat Aristolochia longa rotunda the pound 00 01 〈◊〉 Drugs vocat Arsnick white or yellow or rosalger the pound 00 00 〈◊〉 Drugs vocat Assarum roots the pound 00 01 〈◊〉 Drugs vocat A palathus the pound 00 01 〈◊〉 Drugs vocat Assa Foetida the pound 00 01 02 Drugs vocat Almonds bitter the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 02 00 00 Drugs vocat Balaustium the pound 00 02 06 Drugs vocat Balsamum artificial the pound 00 03 04 Drugs vocat Balâ—amum natural the pound 00 10 00 Drugs vocat Bay berries the hundred and twelve pounds 00 13 04 Drugs vocat Barley huld or French barley the hundred and 12 pound 01 00 00 Drugs vocat Bdellium the pound 00 02 06 Drugs vocat Benalbum or rubrum the pound 00 02 00 Drugs vocat Benjamin of all sorts the pound 00 05 00 Drugs vocat Bezar stone of the Eest Indies the ounce Troy 03 00 00 Drugs vocat Bezar stone of the West Indies the ounce Troy 00 10 00 Drugs vocat Black lead the hundred and twelve pounds 01 10 00 Drugs vocat Blatta bizantia the pound 00 02 00 Drugs vocat Bolus communis or Armoniacus the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pound 00 06 08 Drugs vocat Bolus verus the pound or fine bole 00 00 08 Drugs vocat Borax in paste or unrefined commonly called Tinckal the pound 00 03 04 Drugs vocat Borax refined the pound 00 13 04 Drugs vocat Bunkins holiwortles or pistolochia the pound 00 02 06 Drugs vocat Calamus the pound 00 00 08 Drugs vocat Camphire refined the pound 00 05 00 Drugs vocat Camphire unrefined the pound 00 02 06 Drugs vocat Cancri oculus the pound 00 04 00 Drugs vocat Cantharides the pound 00 05 00 Drugs vocat Caraway seeds the hundred and twelve pound 01 04 00 Drugs vocat Cardomomes the pound 00 03 00 Drugs vocat Carpo Balsami the pound 00 04 0â— Drugs vocat Carrabe or succinum the pound 00 01 00 Drugs vocat Carthamus seeds the pound 00 00 08 Drugs vocat Cassia fistula the pound of all sorts 00 01 0â— Drugs vocat Cassia lignea the pound 00 01 0â— Drugs vocat Castoreum or Beaver cods the pound 00 10 00 Drugs vocat Cerussa the hundred and 12 pounds 00 10 00 Drugs vocat China Roots the pound 00 06 08 Drugs vocat Ciceres white red the pound 00 00 0â— Drugs vocat Ciperus longus rotundus one hundred and 12 pounds 01 13 04 Drugs vocat Cyprus nuts the pound 00 00 08 Drugs vocat
Verdures the dozen pieces 04 00 00 Barbers Aprons or checks the piece not above ten yards 00 13 0â— Barlings the hundred containing one hundred and twenty 01 13 0â— Barley the quarter containing eight Bushel 00 05 00 Barrillia or Sophora to make glass the barrel containing two hundred weight 04 00 00 Basket Rods the bundle 00 06 0â— Baskets vocat Hand baskets or Sports the dozen 00 03 0â— Basons of lattin the pound 00 01 0â— Basts or straw hats knotted the dozen 00 06 0â— Basts or straw hats plain the dozen 00 01 0â— Bast Roapes The Roap 00 00 0â— Bast Roapes The bundle containing ten Roaps 00 05 0â— Bast Roapes The hundred weight containing an hundred and twelve pounds 00 08 0â— Battery bashrons or kettles the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 09 00 â—â— Bayes of Florence per yard 01 00 0â— Beads Of bone the great groce containing twelve groce 01 10 0â— Beads Of box the great groce 01 10 0â— Beads Of corral the pound 01 00 0â— Beads Of christal the thousand 03 00 0â— Beads Of glass and wood of all sorts the great groce 00 10 0â— Beads Of Jasper square the hundred stones 02 00 0â— Beaupers the piece containing twenty four or twenty five yards 01 05 00 Bells vocat Hawks bells French making the dozen pair 00 05 00 Bells vocat Hawks bells Noremborough making the dozen pair 00 02 00 Bells vocat Horse bells the small groce containing twelve dozen 00 10 00 Bells vocat Dog bells the small groce containing twelve dozen 00 01 04 Bells vocat Morrice bells the small groce containing twelve dozen 00 10 00 Bells vocat Clapper bells the pound 00 01 00 Bell mettle the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 01 13 04 Bellows the pair 00 02 00 Bits for bridles the dozen 00 10 00 Boâ—s for bridles the small groce containing twelve dozen 00 10 00 Blacking Lampblack the hundred weight containing 112 pound 04 00 00 Blankets vocat Paris Mantles coloured the Mantle 01 05 00 Blankets vocat Paris Mantles or 〈…〉 uncoloured the Mantle 01 00 00 Boards vocat Barrel boards the hundred containing 120 00 05 00 Boards vocat Clapboards the hundred containing 120 00 15 0â— Boards vocat Paste-boards for books the 1000 00 13 04 Boards vocat Pipe boards or pipe holt the 100 containing 120 boards 01 00 00 Boards vocat White boards for shoo-makers the board 00 01 00 Boards vocat Bodkins the small groce containing twelve dozen 00 06 08 Borne spars the hundred containing one hundred and twenty 01 13 â—â— Borattoes or Bombizines Narrow the single piece not aboue fifteen yards 06 00 â—â— Borattoes or Bombizines Broad the single piece not above fifteen yards 07 00 â—â— Borattoes or Bombizines Of Silk the yard 00 12 â—â— Books unbound The basket or maund containing eight bales or two Fat 's 08 00 â—â— Books unbound The Fat containing half a maund 04 00 â—â— Botances per piece 00 10 â—â— Bottles Of Earth covered with wicker the dozen 00 03 â—â— Bottles Of glass covered with wicker the dozen 00 13 â—â— Bottles Of glass with vices covered with leather the dozen 03 0â— â—â— Bottles Of glass uncovered the dozen 00 03 â—â— Bottles Of Wood calling sucking â—â—â—tles the groce containing twelve dozen 00 10 â—â— Boxes vocat Fire or Thinder-boxes the groce containing twelve dozen boxes 00 13 â—â— Boxes vocat Nest boxes the groce containing twelve dozen 02 00 â—â— Boxes vocat Pepper boxes the groce containing twelve dozen 00 15 â—â— Boxes vocat Spice boxes the dozen 00 04 00 Boxes vocat Round boxes or French boxes for Marmelade or Jelly the dozen 00 03 00 Boxes vocat Sand boxes the groce containing twelve dozen 00 13 04 Boxes vocat Soap boxes the shock containing threescore boxes 01 06 08 Boxes vocat Touch boxes covered with leather the dozen 00 02 00 Boxes vocat Touch boxes covered with velvet the dozen 00 10 00 Boxes vocat Touch boxes of Iron or other mettle guilt the dozen 00 13 04 Boxes vocat Tobacco boxes the groce containing twelve dozen 01 00 00 Bracelets or â—ecklaces Of glass the small groce containing twelve bundles or dickers 00 04 00 Bracelets or â—ecklaces Red the small groce containing twelve bundles or dickers 00 04 00 Brass Laver cocks the pound 00 01 04 Brass Piles weights the pound 00 01 00 Brass Trumpets the dozen 00 12 00 Brass Lamps the dozen 00 10 00 Brick stones vocat The thousand brick stones 00 13 04 Brick stones vocat Flanders Tyle to scour with the thousand 01 06 08 Brick stones vocat Gally Tyles the foot 00 00 08 Brick stones vocat paving Tyles the thousand 02 00 00 Bridles the dozen 00 15 00 Broches of Lattin or Copper the groce containing twelve dozen 00 12 00 Brass Scales and weights the dozen pair 00 03 04 Brushes Brushes for hats and cloaths the dozen 00 05 â—â— Brushes Beard brushes the groce containing twelve dozen 00 06 â—â— Brushes Of Heath course the dozen 00 03 â—â— Brushes Of Heath fine or head brushes the dozen 00 06 â—â— Brushes Of Hair called head brushes the dozen 00 06 â—â— Brushes Of Heath called rubbing brushes the dozen 00 01 â—â— Brushes Of Hair called comb brushes the groce containing twelve dozen 00 13 0â— Brushes Of Hair vocat Weavers brushes the dozen 00 05 0â— Brushes Of Hair vocat rubbing brushes the dozen 00 01 0â— Brimstone the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 00 06 â—â— Bristles rough or undrest the dozen pound 00 05 â—â— Bristles drest the dozen pound 00 10 0â— Buckrams Of Germany or fine per piece 00 10 â—â— Buckrams Of East eountry the roul or half piece 00 05 â—â— Buckrams Of French making the dozen pieces 02 10 â—â— Buckrams Vocat Carrick buck rams the short piece 00 02 â—â— Buckles For girdles the small groce containing twelve dozen 01 00 0â— Buckles For girts the groce containing twelve dozen 00 07 0â— Buffines Muccadoes Lyle-grograms Narrow the single piece not above fifteen yards 00 03 00 Buffines Muccadoes Lyle-grograms Broad the single piece not above fifteen yards 04 â—0 00 Bugasins or coloured buckrams the half piece 00 05 00 Bugles Great the pound 00 04 00 Bugles Small or seed bugle the pound 00 06 08 Bugles Lace the pound 00 08 00 Bullions for purses the groce containing twelve dozen 00 10 00 Bulrushes the load 01 00 00 Burrs for Millstones the hundred containing five score 02 10 00 Buskins of Leather the dozen pair 04 00 00 Bustians the single piece not above fifteen yards 02 00 00 Butter The barrel 01 00 00 Butter Of England the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pound 01 00 00 Button Of Bugle Steel Copper or Lattin the great groce containing twelve small groce every groce twelve dozen 01 06 08 Button Of Christal the dozen 00 04 00 Button Of glass the great groce containing
00 00 Thread Sisters thread the pound 00 15 00 Thread Whited brown the dozen pound 01 00 00 Thrums Of Linnen or Fustian the pound 00 00 06 Thrums Of Wollen the pound 00 01 00 Tikes Brizel Tikes and counterfeit Brizel the Tike 01 10 00 Tikes Turnal Tikes the Tike 01 10 00 Tiking of the East country the yard 00 00 08 Tiks of Stode the Tike 01 10 00 Tincal the pound vide Drugs    Tinfoyl the groce containing 12 dozen 00 03 04 Tinglass the hundred weight containing 112 pounds 03 00 00 Tinsel with Copper the yard 00 05 00 Tinsel with Right of Gold and Silver the yard 00 10 00 Tinshore the groce containing 12 dozen 00 01 06 Tobacco Spainsh Brazil Tobacco or any not English plantation the pound 00 10 00 Tobacco Spanish or Brazil Tobacco in pudding or Roll the pound 00 10 00 Tobacco St. Christophers Barbadoes or any of the Carib Islands virginia or summer Islands the pound 00 01 08 Tools vocat â—arving Tools the groce containing 12 dozen 01 00 00 Tow the hundred weight containing 112 pounds 00 10 00 Trayes of Wood the shock containing sixty Trayes 01 00 00 Treacle Flanders Treacle the barrel 04 00 00 Treacle Of Jean the pound 00 00 10 Trees of all sorts free    Trenchers White sort common the groce cont 12 dozen 00 04 00 Trenchers Red or painted the groce containing 12 dozen 00 12 0â— Treen Nails the thousand 00 10 0â— Treunels the thousand 00 10 00 Tweezers of France the dozen 03 00 00 Twine Of Hamborough the lb. 00 00 0â— Twine The hundred weight containing 112 pounds 02 10 0â— Twift for Bandstrings the dozen knotsoo 00 10 0â— Tyn Of Cornwal and Devonshire unwrought the hundred weight containing 112 pounds 02 00 0â— Tyn Wrought vocat pewter the 100 weight containing one hundred and 12 pounds 04 00 0â— U.    Vallances of Scotland the piece 00 08 0â— Verditer the hundred weight containing 112 pounds 01 06 0â— Verders of Tapistry with hair the flemish yard 00 02 0â— Vellum for table-Table-books the skin 00 10 0â— Vials the piece 00 13 0â— Vice Hasps the dozen 00 02 0â— Vinegar the tun 05 00 00 Vizards the dozen 01 00 04 W.    Wadmol the yard 00 00 09 Wainscots the hundred containing six score 10 00 00 Wax The hundred weight containing 112 pounds 02 00 00 Wax Vocat Hard Wax the pound 00 03 04 Whalebone the hundred weight 00 10 00 Whetstones the hundred stones containing five score 00 15 00 Whipcord the pound 00 00 08 Whistles cocks or bellows the groce 01 04 00 Whistles cocks or birds of stone the small groce containing twelve dozen 00 04 00 Wormseed the pound 00 03 00 Worsteads vocat St. Omers narrow or half Worftead the piece 01 00 00 Worsteads vocat Russels Worstead or broad Worstead the piece 02 00 00 Wood vocat Islands or green wood the tun containing twenty hundred weight 08 00 00 Wood vocat Tholouse wood the 100 weight containing 112 pounds 01 13 04 Wood vocat Box Wood for combs the thousand pieces 01 13 0â— Wood vocat Brazil or Farnambuck Wood the 100 weight containing 112 pounds 01 00 00 Wood vocat Braziletto or Jamaica Wood the 100 weight containing 112 pounds 00 14 00 Wood vocat Logwood the hundred weight containing 112 pounds 03 00 00 Wood vocat Ebony Wood the hundred weight containing 112 pounds 02 00 00 Wood vocat Fustick the hundred weight containing 112 pounds 00 05 0â— Wood vocat Lignum vitae vide Drugs    Wood vocat Red or Ginny Wood the Tun 30 00 00 Wood vocat Speckled Wood the 100 weight containing 112 pounds 00 13 0â— Wood vocat Sweet Wood of West India the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 01 05 00 Wood vocat Timber the tun or load 00 13 0â— Wooll of all sorts to be imported free    Wrests for Virginals the groce containing twelve dozen 01 04 00 Wyer vocat Dagger and quartern Wyer the pound 00 03 04 Wyer vocat Iron Wyer the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 02 10 00 Wyer vocat Lattin Wyer the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 05 00 00 Wyer vocat Steel Wyer the pound 00 03 00 Wyer vocat Strasborough Wyer the pound 00 03 04 Wyer vocat Virginal Wyer the pound 00 05 00 Wines the Tun called Brandy Wine 10 00 00 Y.    Yarn vocat Seal yarn the pound 00 00 06 Yarn vocat Woollen Say yarn the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 03 06 08 Yarn vocat Cable yarn the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 00 10 00 Yarn vocat Cammel or Mohair yarn the pound 00 02 06 Yarn vocat Cotton yarn the pound 00 01 00 Yarn vocat Grogram yarn the pound 00 03 00 Yarn vocat Raw Linnen yarn Dutch or French the pound 00 01 00 Yarn vocat Spruce or Museovy yarn the hundred weight containing one hundred and 12 pounds 00 13 04 Yarn vocat Scotch yarn the pound 00 01 00 The Subsidy of Tonnage upon all Wines and Oyles to be brought into the Port of Dublin and all other Ports of Ireland and Dominions thereof FOr every Tun of Wine of the growth of France or of any the Dominions of the French King or Crown of France that shall come or be brought into the Port of Dublin and the Members thereof and in all and every the ports and places of this Realm by natural born Subjects of this Realm or any other your Majesties Dominions the sum of 03 10 0â— By Strangers and Aliens the sum of 04 13 0â— For every But or Pipe of Muscadine Malmsies Cutes Tents Allicants Bastard Sacks Canaries Malligoes Maderaes and all other Wines whatsoever commonly called Sweet Wines of the growth of the Levant Spain Portugal or of any the Islands or Dominions to them or any of them belonging or elsewhere that shall come and be brought into the port of Dublin or Members thereof and into all and every the other ports and places of this Realm by a natural born Subject the sum of 02 10 â—â— By strangers and Aliens the sum of 03 06 08 For every Awme containing forty two Gallons of Rhenish Wine of the growth of Germany that shall come and be brought into this Realm by Natural born Subjects the sum of 00 15 00 By strangers and aliens the sum of 01 00 00 For every Tun of Rape and Linseed Oyles containing two hundred fifty two Gallons that shall come or be brought into the port of Dublin or any the ports of this Realm by Natural born Subjects the sum of 01 10 00 By strangers and Aliens the sum of 01 17 00 For every Tun of Sevil Majorca Minorca Apuglia Province or Portugal Oyl that shall come or be brought in by any Natural born subjects the sum of
merchandize shall deliver under his hand and upon his Oath before the Collector or Cheque one bill of the particulars and contents of the whole Lading of the ship with the names of the several Merchants and the mark pack or Outward form of the goods and merchandizes according to his knowledge and shall also make Declaration thereof upon Oath XVIII Every Master of a ship that shall Lade any Goods or merchandizes for any parts beyond the Seas shall enter his ship with the Collector and Cheque before he take in any Goods and before his departure shall give notice of his whole Lading with the Names of the Merchants that have Laden Goods in him and shall answer upon oath to such questions concerning the same as shall be demanded of him XIX No entry nor agreement with any Merchant or others for customs or subsidy shall be made by the Collector or others nor any Coequet Warrant or Certificate sealed or subscribed but openly in the Custom-house XX. Every merchant making an entry of Goods either Inwards or Outwards shall be dispatched in such order as he cometh and if any Officer or his Clerk shall either for favour or reward put any merchant or his servant duely attending by his turn or otherwise delay any person so duely attending and making his Entries aforesaid to draw any other reward or gratuity from him then is limited in the Table of Fees hereafter following If the Master Officer or the Clerk be found faulty therein they shall respectively upon complaint to the said Commissioners or chief Officers be publickly discharged of their respective Imployments and not permitted to fit any more in the custom-house XXI Every merchant or other that will transport any Goods by way of merchandize for Forreign parts shall make his entry particularly thereof with the Collector and Cheque by a bill under his hand or the hand of his Assignes with the name of the ship the Master the burthen of whence and to what place it is fraighted with the marks and number of the Packs Cask Fardles or other bulks and the true quantity and quality of the Goods therein contained which bill shall forthwith be entred in a book by the Collector and delivered to the Comptroller to be entred by him likewise And to file and keep the bill of every ship together as they shall be entred and the true value of the Goods and ef the custom subbdy and duties thereupen due shall be likewise set sâ—rth and charged in the books at the one the Merchant maketh his entry XXII All Goods and merchandize allowed for Store Portage or provision Inwards or outwards shall be valued according to the book of Rates although the same neither doth nor shall pay any custom or subsidy and shall be Entred in books distinctly and apart by themselves XXIII The searcher or surveyor shall have all Coequets certificates and warrants delivered unto him before the shipping or Landing of any Goods therein contained and at the time of the shipping or Landing thereof shall have the said coequets certificates and warrants with them that the Goods may be thereby examined and tryed whether they agree in quantity and quality or no which if he neglect or fail to do every such surveyor or searcher shall forfeit his or their place XXIV Every merchant shall have his particular cocquer and certificate by himself sealed and subscribed openly in the custom-house by the Collector and Comptroller bearing date the same day that he enâ—red his Goods XXV All Entries Inwards or outwards by license shall be endorsed upon each particular Licence with the name of the merchant the date of the Cocquet or entry and the particular quantities shipped or Landed by virtue there of shall be also set down and entred in the books to which they properly belong XXVI All Merchandize customed outwards in any ship or Vessel which for some cause cannot be laden aboard the same ship shall be appointed to another ship by certificate openly sealed subscribed and delivered in the custom-house upon the oaths of the Searchers oâ— Surbeyors and of the Owners thereof openly taken that the said Goods did not pass according to former cocquet XXVII Every merchant entring and merchandize Inwards or taking up any Goods by stop or Portage shall make entry thereof particularly and deliver a bill thereof at large under his hand or the hand of his Assignee to the Collector with the name of the ship and of the master the burthen of whence and from what place it was fraighted with the mark and number of the Fardles Bulk and Paccage in the margent and the true quantities and qualities of the Goods therein contained and the said Collector shall with all convenient speed cast up the value of the Goods and Merchandizes therein and the customs and substdies thereupon due and write it upon the said bill with the number and date of the bill according to which it shall be presently entred in the book Inwards to be kept by the said Collector and then by him delivered to the Comptroller or Cherque to be likewise entred according to which bill another being subscribed by the said Collector comptroller or Cheque and numbred and dated as the former shall be to the Surveyor Searcher or Wayter a warrant to suffer the Wares and Merchandizes therein contained to be Landed and discharged accordingly XXVIII All manner of Goods Wares and Merchandizes of which any Merchant shall make Oath he cannot perfectly Enter for want 〈◊〉 bills of Lading advice or some other juâ—â— cause shall be entred at sight and shall 〈◊〉 taken up by warrant ad visum dated thâ— day of the entry thereof subscribed and delivered openly in the Custom-house to the searcher or surveyor who shall see the same brought to the Custom-house Key or Whaâ—â— and give knowledge thereof to the said Officers which officers shall suffer the said Goods to be taken up in the presence of the surveyor or searcher and viewed in some convenient place and the owner thereof shall forthwith make an entry thereof particularly under his hand or the hand of his Assignee with the Collector and Comptroller and thereupon a Warrant shall be made for clearing and passing of the said Wares as aforesaid accordingly XXIX Every merchant taking up Goods at sight or otherwise who shall permit or suffer his or their Goods to lye and remain in any the Ware-houses of the Custom-house for longer then the space of seven days without Entring or clearing the same shall for such time as they continue there longer pay such reasonable Rates for Ware-house room as the Commissioners of the customs or the respective Collectors of the Ports shall judge meet to direct the one half thereof shall be to the use of his Majesty and the other to the Warehouse keeper and to be paid defore the delivery of such Goods unto the merchant XXX In the Port of Dublin the Commissioners of the customs and in every other part where more