horse paying no custom and allowed for provision 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 06 00 00 00 00 For the entry of every Ship Bark or Boat along the coast 00 02 00 01 00 01 00 03 00 00 00 00 For every Warrant for discharge of goods by Port Cocquet by English or Irish 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 06 00 00 00 00 For every Warrant of let pass along the Coast 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 06 00 00 00 00 For making every certificate for goods which paid Custom Inwards and none Outwards 01 02 00 07 00 07 00 00 00 00 00 00 For every Certificate upon warrant from the Lord Deputy or other chief Governour or Governours paying no duty 01 06 00 09 00 09 00 00 00 00 00 00 For endorsing all warrants and Licences 00 04 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 For every Coast certicate and the entry into his Majesties books 01 00 00 08 00 08 00 06 00 00 00 00 For discharging of bonds and filing the certificates 00 06 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 For making certificate of return in the Kings books wax and Parchment 01 00 00 04 00 04 00 00 00 00 00 00 For taking away the sails of any Ship Barque or other Vessel for a contempt or misdemeanor 00 00 00 00 00 00 02 06 00 00 00 00 Out of every Barque or boat for bringing in Apples to the Searcher one hundred of the same             Out of every Bark or Boat bringing in Oysters 〈◊〉 the Searcher one hundred of the same For gaging every Tun of Wine Gager 4 d. For gaging every Tun of Oyl beer or other 〈◊〉 quid commodities Gager 4 d. Besides out of every ship bringing in wines 〈◊〉 small bottle of wine for a gaging bottle For every barrel of Herrings Gager q For the like by strangers Gager ob For every barrel of Tallow or Butter weighing 〈◊〉 hundred weight Gager 1 d. For the like by strangers Gager 1 d. ob For every hundred weight of like commodities 〈◊〉 uncertain cask and not in barrels Gager ob For the like by strangers Gager 1 d. For every barnel of Beef Pork Herrings or Sâ—â—mon by Natives Gager q For the like by strangers Gager ob For every barrel of like commodity by staâ—gers Gager ob For every pack of yarn Fardle or bag of Wâ—â— Skins and all other packable commodities Packer â— And if it so happen that the Fees above mentioned by reason of the smalness of Trade in any Port or Ports of this Kingdom shall appear to bee too little or not sufficient for provision and maintenance of his Majesties Officers imployed in such Port or Ports That then the Lord Lieutenant Lord Deputy or other chief Governour or Governours and Privy Council for the time being shall have liberty to make and establish such salary to be paid yearly unto the said Officers out of his Majesties Exchequer as they in their judgements shall think fit and as the service care and pains of such Officers may justly merit and deserve Provided alwayes and be it surther Enacted by the Authority aforesaid that it shall and may be lawfull for the Laster of all Wines Oyls and other Liquors Imported into any Port of this Kingdom and the surveyor of the outs and defects of the same for the time being to demand and receive the Fees following viz. For every But Pipe Puncheon or large Cask that shall be tasted or surveyed six pence For every Hogshead Tierce Barrel Kundlet or smaller Vessel that shall be tasted or surveyed three pence Provided alwayes that all silks and silk manufactures imported into this your Majesties Kingdom of Ireland from any forreign parts other then from the Kingdom of England and Dominion of Waies do pay one entire third part moreover and above the Rates imposed and set by the book of Rates above mentioned Any thing before in this Act or in the said book of Rates to the contrary notwithstanding Provided also that all Sugars Indico Ginger Cotton Woolls as all other woolls and all other commodities of the growth or manufacture of any the English plantations first imported into and landed in England or Wales and afterwards exported from thence into this your Majesties Kingdom of Ireland do pay but one half part of all such Custom and Subsidies as according to the said book of Rates is imposed and set upon the said commodities And that all Wines and Tobaccoes of what sort soever imported into this your Majesties Realm of Ireland out of your Kingdom of England or Dommion of Wales do pay so much only in subsidy as upon the exportation of the same Wines and Tobaccoes out of England shall or ought to be repayed or discharged of the subsidy of Lonnage and Poundage and additional duties there paid or secured for the same And that for all other forreign commodities except Wines and Tobaccoes and commodities from the English Plantations above mentioned Imported into this your Majesties Kingdom of Ireland by any your Majesties subjects from any the parts and places beyond the seas other then from your Majesties Realm of England and Dominion of Wales there shall be satisfied and paid to your Majesty your Heirs and successors for ever one third more in subsidy over and above the subsidy payable for the same according to your book of Rates above mentioned And that for all or any of the commodities or Merchandizes mentioned in this Act or in the book of Rates above mentioned which shall hereafter be imported or exported by any Aliens or strangers born out of your Majesties allegiance the said Aliens or strangers shall pay double the custom or subsidy payable by virtue of this Act for the same commodities and Merchandizes imported or exported by all or any of your Majesties natural born subjects any thing before in this Act or in the book of Rates to the contrary notwithstanding Provided also and it is hereby Enacted that every ship or Vessel belonging to any the Subjects of the French King which from and after the four and twentieth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand six hundred sixty two shall come into any Port Creek Harbour or Road of Ireland and shall there Lade or unlade any Goods or commodities or take in or set on shore any passengers shall pay to the Collectors of his Majesties Customs in such Port Creek Harbour or Road for every Tun of which the said Ship or Vessel is of burthen to be computed by such Officer of the Customs as shall be thereunto appointed the sum of five shillings currant mony of England and that no ship or Vessel be suffered to depart out of such Port Creek Harbour or Road untill the said dury be sully paid And that this duty shall continue to be collected Leavied and paid for such time as a certain duty of fifty solls per Tun lately imposed by the French King or any part thereof shall continue to be collected upon the shipping of England Lading in France and three monthes after and no longer FINIS
twelve small groce 00 13 04 Button Of thred the great groce containing twelve small groce 00 10 00 Button Of silk the great groce containing twelve small groce 01 00 00 Buttons Of fine Damask work the dozen 00 10 00 Buttons Of Bugle the dozen 00 00 08 Buttons For Handkerchiefs the groce containing twelve dozen 02 00 00 Buttons Of Hair the groce containing twelve dozen 00 02 00 C.    Cabinets or Counters Small the piece 01 00 00 Cabinets or Counters Large the piece 02 00 00 Cables tarred or untarred the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pound 00 13 04 Cruel Ribband the dozen pieces every piece containing thirty six yards 01 10 00 Calve skins in the hair the piece 00 01 08 Cambogium vide Drugs    Cameletto half silk half hair the yard forreign 01 00 00 Candles of Tallow the pound 00 00 06 Candle plates or Wallers of brass or lattin the pound 00 01 04 Candlesticks Of brass or lattin the pound 00 01 08 Candlesticks Of Wyre the dozen 00 06 08 Candlewick the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 04 00 00 Canes or Reeds the thousand 02 10 00 Of Wood the dozen 00 04 00 The shock containing sixty Canes 01 00 00 Cant spars the hundred containing six score 01 13 04 Capels the pound 00 00 06 Captavens the hundred containing six score 03 13 04 Cap hooks or looks ends the groce containing twelve dozen 00 15 00 Caps vocat Doâ—ble tufted or cockared caps tle dozen 02 08 00 Caps vocat For Children the dozen 01 00 00 Caps vocat Night caps of Sattin and Velvet â—â—e dozen 03 00 00 Caps vocat Night caps of silk knit the dozen 04 00 00 Caps vocat Night caps of Woolen the dozen 01 00 00 Caps vocat Night caps of Linnen the dozen 00 08 00 Cards vocat Playing Cards the groce containing twelve dozen pair 04 00 00 Cards vocat Wool Cards old the dozen pair 00 06 00 Cards vocat Wool Cards new the dozen pair 00 10 00 Carpets vocat Of Tunny the piece containing two yards and a half 01 10 00 Carpets vocat Of England or Scotland the piece 00 13 04 Carpets vocat Of Cornex the carpet two yards and a half long 01 05 00 Carpets vocat Brunswick carpets stript or unstript the piece 00 10 00 Carpets vocat China of Cotton the piece 00 04 00 Carpets vocat Gentish the dozen 03 00 00 Carpets vocat Turkey or Venice short the piece 01 10 00 Carpets vocat Turkey or Venice long containing four yards and upwards 08 00 00 Carpets vocat Of Persia the yard square the yard 02 05 00 Carrells the piece containing fifteen yards 01 06 08 Cases for looking glasses guilt Of number three and four the dozen 00 04 00 Cases for looking glasses guilt Of number five and siâ— the dozen 00 07 00 Cases for looking glasses guilt Of number seven and eight the dozen 00 10 00 Cases for looking glasses guilt Of number nine and ten and upwards the dozen 00 13 04 Cases for looking-glasses unguilt Of number three and four the dozen 00 02 00 Cases for looking-glasses unguilt Of number five and six the dozen â—â— 03 06 Cases for looking-glasses unguilt Of number seven and eight the dozen 00 05 00 Cases for looking-glasses unguilt Of number nine and ten the dozen 00 â—â— 08 Cases With wooden combs garnished the dozen 01 00 0â— Cases With small Ivory combs garnished the dozen 01 06 0â— Cases With middle sort Ivory combs garnished the dozen 02 00 00 Cases With large Ivory combs garnished the dozen 04 00 00 Cases For combs single the groce containing twelve dozen 01 00 00 Cases For combs double the groce containing twelve dozen 02 00 0â— Cases For Spectacles the groce guilt containing twelve dozen 01 06 â—â— Cases For Spectacles the groce unguilt containing twelve dozen 00 13 0â— Cases For needles or pin-cases the groce containing 12 dozen 00 13 04 Cases For needles French guilt the dozen 00 05 00 Caskets Of Iron small the dozen 01 10 00 Caskets Of Iron middle sort the dozen 02 08 00 Caskets Of Iron large the dozen 03 00 00 Caskets Of Steel the dozen 06 00 00 Caveare the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 01 00 00 Caules of linnen for women the dozen 00 08 00 Caules of silk the dozen 01 06 08 Cisterns of Lattin the pound 00 01 04 Chafindishes Of brass or lattin the pound 00 01 04 Chasindishes Of Iron the dozen 00 13 04 Chains For Keys or Purses fine the dozen 00 08 00 Chains For Dogs course the dozen 00 03 04 Chairs of Wallnut tree the piece 00 10 00 Chamlets Unwatered or Mohair the yard 00 03 00 Chamlets Watered the yard 00 05 00 Chamlets Half silk half hair the yard 00 10 00 Cheese the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 00 06 08 Cherries the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 01 00 00 Chess-boards the dozen 00 10 00 Chess-men the groce containing 12 dozen 00 12 00 Chests Of Iron small or middle sort the piece 05 00 00 Chests Of Iron large the piece 06 13 04 Chests Of Cypress wood the nest containing three chests 01 10 00 Chests Of Spruce or Dansk the nest containing three chests 01 10 00 Chests Painted the dozen 02 00 00 Chimney backs Small the piece 00 06 0â— Chimney backs Large the piece 00 13 0â— China pease the pound 00 03 04 Chizels for Joyners the dozen 00 04 0â— Citterns the dozen 03 00 0â— Clapholt or Clapboards The small hundred containing six score boards 00 15 0â— Clapholt or Clapboards The Ring containing two small hundred 01 10 00 Clapholt or Clapboards The great hundred containing twenty four small hundred 18 00 0â— Clancords the pair 00 13 0â— Cloaks of felt the piece 02 00 0â— Cochaneil vocat Sylvester or campeache cochaneil the Pound 00 01 0â— Cochaneil vocat Of all sorts of cochaneil except Sylvester or campeach cochaniel 00 06 0â— Coals the tun 00 06 0â— Coffee the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pound 20 00 0â— Coffers covered with guilt leather the dozen 02 00 0â— Coffers covered with velvet the dozen 04 00 0â— Coffers with Iron bars the nest containing three coffers 01 12 0â— Coffers plain the nest containing three coffers 00 13 0â— Coffers painted the uest containing three coffers 00 16 0â— Comashes out of Turkey the piece 00 00 0â— Combs For Wooll the pair old or new 00 03 0â— Combs Of bone the pound 00 04 0â— Combs Of box the groce containing twelve dozen 00 10 00 Combs vocat light wood combs the groce containing twelve dozen 00 06 08 Combs Of Horn for barbers the dozen 00 02 00 Combs Of Ivory the pound 00 10 00 Combs called horse combs the dozen 00 04 00 Comfits the pound 00 02 00 Compasses Of Iron for carpenters the dozen 00 02 00
13 yards 00 08 0â— Sciffers the groce containing 12 dozen 01 13 0â— Sea-holly roots the 100 weight containing one hundred and 12 pounds 01 00 00 Sea horse teeth the pound 00 05 00 Searge Of Athens the yard 00 02 00 Searge Of Florence the yard 01 00 00 Shears For shearmen the pair 01 00 00 Shears For shearmen old the pair 00 13 04 Shears For Glovers the pair 00 01 00 Shears For Seamsters the dozen 00 03 04 Shears Vocat Forceps the groce cont 12 dozen 00 13 04 Shears For Taylors the dozen 00 16 00 Shubs of Calaber the piece or shub 02 00 06 Shumake the hundred weight containing 112 pounds 00 13 04 Shruff or old brass the hundred weight containing 112 pounds 03 00 00 â—yder and Perry the Tun 03 00 00 Silk vocat Bridges silk the pound containing 16 ounces 02 00 00 Silk vocat Ferret or Floret silk the pound containing 16 ounces 01 00 00 Silk vocat Fyllozell or Paris silk the pound containing 16 ounces 00 15 00 Silk vocat Granada Silk black the pound containing sixteen ounces 03 00 00 Silk vocat Granada Silk in colours the lb. containing 16 ounces 04 00 00 Silk vocat Naples silk in colours the lb. containing 16 ounces 02 10 00 Silk vocat Orgazine silk the pound containing 16 ounces 00 16 08 Silk vocat Pole or Spanish silk the pound containing sixteen ounces 02 00 00 Silk vocat Raw China silk the lb. containing 24 ounces 01 00 00 Silk vocat Raw Morea silk the lb. containing 24. ounces 00 10 00 Silk vocat Raw long silk of all sorts except China and Morea the pound containing 24 ounces 00 10 00 Silk vocat Raw short silk or Capiton the pound containing 24 ounces 00 06 0â— Silk vocat Sattin silk the pound containing 16 ounces 02 00 00 Silk vocat Sleave silk course the lb. containing 16 ounces 00 13 04 Silk vocat Sleave silk fine or Naples sleave the pound containing 16 ounces 02 13 04 Silk vocat Silk Nubs or Husks the pound containing 21 ounces 00 02 00 Silk vocat Thrown silk the pound containing 16 ounces 01 13 04 Silk vocat Thrown silk the pound dyed containing sixteen ounces 02 10 00 Silk vocat China Damask the yard 02 13 04 Cloath of Gold and Silver plain the yard 04 00 00 Cloath of Gold and Silver wrought the yard 06 00 00 Cloath of Tissue the yard 10 00 00 All silks wrought of the Fabrick or Manufactures of the East Indies Italy or any parts or places whatsoever the pound weight containing 16 ounces 02 10 00 Skins vocat Buck skins in the hair the piece 00 02 06 Skins vocat Drest the skin 00 05 00 Skins vocat Calve skins Raw the dozen 00 06 08 Skins vocat Calve skins Tanned 00 10 00 Skins vocat Cordavant of Scotland the dozen 01 06 08 Skins vocat Dogfish skins for Fletchers the dozen 00 00 06 Skins vocat Fox skins drest the dozen 00 16 00 Skins vocat Gould skins the skin 00 00 06 Skins vocat Goat skins Of Barbary or the East-Country in the hair the dozen skins 00 15 00 Skins vocat Goat skins Of England and Scotland in the hair the dozen 00 06 08 Skins vocat Goat skins Tanned the dozen 02 00 00 Skins vocat Huss skins for Fletchers the skin 00 00 08 Skins vocat Kid skins in the hair the hundred containing five sore 01 00 00 Skins vocat Drest the hundred containing five score 02 00 00 Skins vocat Portugal skins the dozen 02 00 00 Skins vocat Seal skins the skin 00 01 00 Skins vocat Shamois skins the dozen 01 06 08 Skins vocat Sheep skins in the wool the skin 00 00 03 Skins vocat Spanish Sevil or Cordovant skins the dozen 05 00 00 Skins vocat Spruce skins tawed the dozen 02 00 00 Skeets for whitsters the skeet 00 01 00 Slip the barrel 00 03 04 Smalts the pound 00 01 06 Snuffers of all sorts the dozen 00 06 08 Soap vocat Castle or Venice the 100 weight containing 112 pounds 03 00 00 Soap vocat Flemish the barrel 04 00 00 Spangles of Copper the thousand 00 01 00 Spars small the hundred containing six score 01 00 00 Spectacles without cases the groce containing twelve dozen 01 00 00 Spirits perfectly made the gallon 01 00 00 Spoons of Horns the groce containing twelve dozen 00 16 00 Spunges vide Drugs    Standishes Of wood the dozen 00 04 00 Standishes Of Brass the dozen 00 12 00 Standishes Covered with leather guilt the piece 00 06 08 Standishes Vocat pocket Standishes the dozen 00 02 00 Starch white the hundred weight containing 112 pounds 05 00 0â— Staves vocat Barrel staves the 100 containing six score 00 03 00 Staves vocat Firkin staves the hundred containing 6 score 00 02 00 Steel of all sorts the 100 weight concaining 112 pounds 01 00 00 Stockins Of worsted for men and women the pair 00 06 00 Stockins Of worsted for children the pair 00 03 04 Stockins Of woollen for men and women the pair 00 03 00 Stockins Of woollen for children the pair 00 01 08 Stone birds or whistles the groce containing twelve dozen 00 04 00 Stockins of silk the pair 02 00 00 Stones vocat Blood stones the pound 00 10 00 Stones vocat Cane stones the Tuâ— 00 10 00 Stones vocat Dog stones the last containing 3 pair to the last 06 00 00 Stones vocat Milstones the piece 03 06 08 Stones vocat Quern stones large the last 03 00 00 Stones vocat Quern stones small the last 01 10 00 Stones vocat Slick stones the 100 containing five score 00 10 00 Sturgeon The Firkin 01 10 00 Sturgeon The Cagg 00 15 00 Succard wet or dry the pound 00 03 00 Sword blades Of Venice Turkey or fine blades the dozen 01 10 00 Sword blades Course of Flanders making the dozen 10 00 00 T.    Table books Course the dozen 00 10 00 Table books Fine the dozen 01 00 00 Tables vocat Playing Tables of Wainscot and all other sorts course the pair 00 05 00 Tacks of Iron the thousand 00 00 08 Tennets of cruel the yard 00 06 00 Tapiâ—ry With hair the Flemish ell 00 02 00 Tapiâ—ry With caddas the flemish ell 00 06 00 Tapiâ—ry With silk the flemish ell 00 10 00 Tapiâ—ry With Gold or Silver the flemish ell 06 00 00 Tapiâ—ry With Wool the flemish ell 00 03 00 Tarras the barrel 00 05 00 Tarre Small band the Last containing 12 barrels 02 00 00 Tarre Great band the Last containing twelve barrels 03 06 00 Teazles the thousand 00 01 00 Thimbles the thousand 03 00 00 Thread Bridges thread the dozen pound 02 05 00 Thread Crosbow thread the hundred pound containing five score 03 06 08 Thread Lions or Paris thread the bale containing one hundred bolts 15 00 00 Thread Outnal thread the dozen pound 03 00 00 Thread Piecing thread the dozen pound 04
Buck Leather the dozen pain 01 00 00 Glass broken the barrel 00 03 04 Glovers clipping the Fat or Maund 02 00 00 Goose Quills the thousand 00 02 00 Gun-powder the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve poun 0â— 00 00 Guts vocat Oxe-guts the barrel 01 00 00 H.    Haberdashery Wares vocat Packthread Inkle Tape Filliting Buttons of all sorts Hooks and Eyes and all other Haberdashery Irish making not particelarly rated by the 100 weight containing 100 pounds 01 00 00 Hair vocat Harts hair the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 01 12 00 Hair vocat Horse hair the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 06 00 00 Hair vocat Oxe or Cow hair the hundred and twelve pounds 02 00 00 Hair vocat Hair cloath the piece 00 13 04 Harts Horn the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 01 10 00 Hatbands of Cruel the groce containing twelve dozen 00 05 00 Hatches the dozen vide Iron Ware    Hats vocat Beaver and Demy Gasters of Irish making the dozen 02 00 00 Hars vocat Felts and all other Hats the dozen 00 10 00 Hawks hoods the dozen 00 02 06 Hempseed the quarter containing 8 bushels 02 00 00 Hides ranned or untanned the Hide into England or any other his Majesties Dominions 00 06 00 â—nto any Forraign part the Hide 00 10 00 Holsters the dozen pair 00 10 00 Hops the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 01 10 00 Horns vocat Blowing Horns small the dozen 00 04 00 Horns vocat Of Bucks the hundred 00 04 00 Horns vocat Inkhorns the dozen vide Haberdashery Wares    Horns vocat Horns for Lanthorns the thouand Leaves 01 00 00 Horns vocat Oxe Horns the thousand 02 10 00 Horns vocat Powder Horns the dozen 00 04 00 Horns vocat Of Rams the thousand 01 00 00 Horns vocat Of Sheep the thousand 00 03 0â— Horns vocat Shooing horns the dozen 00 00 0â— Horns vocat Stags horns the hundred 01 12 0â— Horns vocat Tips of horns the thousand 00 15 0â— Horns vocat Goats horns the 100 weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 00 10 00 Horses vocat Stone horses Geldings or Nags into England or Scotland or any other English plantation the piece 02 00 00 Horses vocat Into Forreign parts the piece 20 00 00 Horse Tails with hair the hundred weight containing five score 01 10 00 Horse Collers the hundred containing five score 02 00 00 Hoops for barrels the thousand 00 13 00 Hogs alive the piece 00 01 00 I.    Iewess Precious stones and Pearls free 00 10 00 Iron wrought viz. Axes Adzes Bows Aâ—mour Bits Knives Locks fowling-pieces Muskets Pistols Scissers Sâ—irrops and all Carpenters and Joyners Tools Jaskwork Clockwork and all Ironmongers wares perfectly manufactured the hundred weight containing 112 pounds 00 10 00 Iron the Tun 06 13 00 Iron vocat old Iron the Tun 06 13 00 Iron Ordinance the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 01 00 00 K.    Knives vide Iron Ware    L.    Lace of Gold and Silver the pound 01 16 00 Lace of Velvet the pound vide silk    Litharge of Lead the hundred weight con-containing one hundred and â—2 pounds 00 04 00 â—â—om-work the yard 00 00 06 â—ime the chaldor 00 13 04 â—innen viz all sorts of Cloath made of Hemp or Flax fine or course of Irish Manufacture the piece not exceeding 40 els 00 05 00 â—inseed the quarter containing eight bushels 03 00 00 â—insey Woolsey vide Stuff    â—innen shreds the Maund or Fatte 02 00 00 â—ists of Cloath the thousand yard 01 10 00 â—â—ad cast and uncast the Fodder containing twenty hundred weight 20 00 00 â—â—ad Ore the Tun 02 00 00 M.    Mantling the pack containing four hundred yards containing six score to the hundred 06 00 00 â—antling of Freeze the yard 00 00 03 â—antles of the best sort the piece 00 06 08 â—antles of the worst sort the piece 00 03 04 N    Nails of all sorts the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 00 05 â—â— Nuts small the barrel containing three bushels 00 06 â—â— O.    Oatmeal the barrel 00 06 â—â— Oyl called Train Oyl made in Ireland the tun 10 00 â—â— Oysters the small barrel in pickle 00 01 â—â— Oker yellow or red the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 01 00 â—â— Oxen Cows or Steers the head 01 00 â—â— P.    Parchment the Roll 00 06 â—â— Past-boards the groce containing twelve dozen 00 12 â—â— Points of Leather the small groce containing twelve dozen 00 00 â—â— Pork the barrel 01 10 â—â— Purles of broad cloath the piece 00 00 â—â— R.    Rape Cakes the thousand 00 10 â—â— Rape-seed the Quarter containing eight bushels 03 00 â—â— Rugs vocat Irish Rugs the yard 00 00 04 Rugs vocat Irish Rugs for beds the Rug 00 06 08 Russeting for painters the hundred weight containing one hundred and twelve pounds 00 05 00 S.    Sack-cloath to make Sacks the bolt or piece vide linnen    â—affron the pound 01 10 00 Shreds and pieces of broad cloath the pound 00 00 06 Shooes Old the hundred dozen pair 04 00 00 Shooes All new shooes boots and slippers the pound weight 00 00 06 Sheep the score alive into England 02 10 00 â—kins of â—abbets or Conâ—eys Tawed or dyed into colours the hundred containing one hundred and twenty 01 00 00 â—kins of â—abbets or Conâ—eys Gray Stag the hundred containing six score 00 10 00 â—kins of â—abbets or Conâ—eys Gray seasoned the hundred containing six score 01 00 00 â—kins of â—abbets or Conâ—eys Gray tawed the hundred containing six score 00 13 04 â—kins of â—abbets or Conâ—eys Black with silver hair or without the hundred containing one hundred and twenty 01 06 08 Skins vocat Kid skins drest or undrest the hundred containing six score 03 00 00 Skins of Otter Raw the piece 00 01 00 Skins of Otter Tawed the piece 00 01 04 Skins of Otter Wombs the Mantle 00 10 00 Skins vocat Goat skins the hundred containing six score 10 00 00 Skins vocat Stags skins the piece 00 10 00 Skins vocat Deer skins the piece 00 05 00 Skins vocat Martrons skins the piece 00 05 00 Skins vocat Lambs skins drest or undrest the hundred containing six score 00 16 08 Skins vocat Sheep skins tawed with the Wool on the hundred containing six score 01 10 00 Skins vocat Pelts drest or undrest without the wool the hundred containing six score 01 00 00 Skins vocat Sheep skins with the wool the hundred containing six score 20 00 00 Skins vocat Wolf skins the piece 00 03 04 Skins vocat Hare skins the piece 00 00 03 Skins
several Ports â—y viewing and looking over the books Papers and Accompts when and as ofteâ— as they shall see cause and the said Collectors or other Officers at all times and upon demand are to render an Account of their Actions and proceedings and to permiâ— and suffer them or any of them to have thâ— sight and perusal of all and every their accounts books entries warrants or other Papers whatsoever and to take notes out 〈◊〉 all or any of the same as they shall judgâ—needfull and requisite every Officer refusing to give obedience herein shall loose and for feit his or their place or places XLVI The said Commissioners or some of their number shall once every year at least viâ—â— the several Out Ports of this Realm 〈◊〉 make observation and take cognizance hoâ—â— and in what manner the affairs of the Portâ— be carried on and how the several Officed demean themselves in discharge of their Trusis and to rectifie things in the beâ— manner they possivly may by giving suâ— sitting and further Instructions from timâ— to time to be their rule and guide in the dâ—â— and lawfull execution of this Act as the the said Commissioners with the allowance and approbation of the Lord Deputy or oâ— ther chief Governour or Governours and Priby Council shall think fit and meet XLVII That for the better management as well as lessening the charge of his Majesties Revenue the Commissioners of the customs shall not at any time be more then seven or less then five in number to be appointed from time to time by the Lord Lieutenant Lord Deputy or other chief Governour or Governours and Privy Council of this Realm and known unto them for persons of ability and experience in custom Affair who shall have commission under the Creat Seal of this Realm during pleasure only and shall make Oath the same to be administred by the Lord chief Baron for the true and saithfull discharge of their Trust before they enter upon the same XLVIII No Commissioner Comptroller Customer or any other Officer of the Customs their Deputies or Servants shall have any ship of their own or shall buy or sell by way of Merchandize or shall meddle with Fraighting or shipping or have or occupy any Wharf or Key or hold any Hostlery or Lavern or shall be any Factor or Attourney for any Merchant or shall be Host to any Merchant or shall be a common officer or Deputy of any common Officers in the City Town Burrough or Town where he or they shall be Collector Comptroller or Searcher upon pain of loosting his or their office or imployment as to the customs XLIX Every Collector customer Comptroller Searcher or other Officer shall from time to time do his or their diligent attendance at the customhouse as shall be most for the dispatch of the merchant without concealing or consenting to any thing which may be to the hurt or dammage of his Majesty in the just answering of the customs and Subsidies upon pain ther every such Officer shall forfeit and loose his hr their several Offices and Imployments You are hereby required to take care that the Act passed in England Intituled An Act for the encourageing and increasing of Shipping and Navigation be from time to time duely observed and executed A Table of Fees to be taken by his Majesties Officers respectively in the several and respective Ports of Ireland viz  Customer Surveyor Comptroller Searcher Gager Packer s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. FOr the Entries of all Ships and Barques arriving from England or Scotland by English or Irish 00 04 00 04 00 04 00 06 00 00 00 00 For every entry or warrant of discharge by bill of view or otherwise of all goods in the same ship or barque by English or Irish 00 04 00 04 00 04 00 06 00 00 00 00 For the Entry of all ships or barques arriving from Forreign parts by English or Irish 00 08 00 08 00 08 01 06 00 00 00 00 For the Entry and warrant of discharge by bill of view or otherwise of goods in the same ships or barques by English or Irish 00 08 00 08 00 08 00 06 00 00 00 00  Customer Searcher Comptroller Surveyor Gager Packer s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. For the Entries of all ships and barques from England or any other parts beyond the seas by strangers 01 00 01 00 01 00 01 06 00 00 00 00 For the Entry and warrant of discharge by bill of view or otherwise of goods in the same ships or barques by strangers 00 08 00 08 00 08 01 00 00 00 00 00 For making of bonds to his Majesties use by English or Irish upon any occasion 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00  Customer Surveyor Comptroller Searcher Gager Packer s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. For making oâ— Bonds to his Majesties use or imployment or upon any other occasion 01 06 00 0â— 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 For every Entry into the certificate book 00 0â— 00 0â— 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 For every Endorsement 00 0â— 00 04 00 04 00 00 00 00 00 00 For every bill of store or allowance unto natives 00 06 00 06 00 06 00 06 00 00 00 00 For the like by strangers 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 06 00 00 00 00 For clearing ships barques and examining the book from England by English or Irish 00 06 00 03 00 03 00 00 00 00 00 00 For the like by the same for Forreign parts by English and Irish 01 00 00 06 00 06 00 00 00 00 00 00 For the like from England or any other parts by strangers 01 04 00 08 00 08 00 00 00 00 00 00 For the entries of all Ships and barques to England or Scotland by English or Irish 00 04 00 04 00 04 00 06 00 00 00 00 For every Entry and Warrant for shipping of all goods in the same ship or Barque by English or Irish 00 04 00 04 00 04 00 06 00 00 00 00 For the Entry of all ships and barques to England or any other Port beyond the Seas by strangers 01 00 01 0â— 01 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 For every cocquet by English or Irish 01 00 00 09 00 09 00 06 00 00 00 00 For every such cocquet by strangers 00 00 00 00 00 â—0 01 00 00 00 00 00 For the sight of every Cocquet by Natives 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 06 00 00 00 00 For the like by strangers 00 00 00 00 00 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 For every cocquet of a great ship laden with Corne. 00 00 00 00 00 00 06 08 00 00 00 00 For every small bark laden with corn 00 00 00 00 00 00 03 04 00 00 00 00 For every Dicker of tanned Hides 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 02 00 00 00 00 For every Saddle