Cape trade orders and Cape of Good Hope duties
Abstract of an Order in Council regulating Cape trade sets out duties on goods from Britain ten and thirty one percent, exceptions for East India and foreign nations, prohibitions on guns tea and meat, and warehousing rules. Also lists local church appointments and Admiral Sartorius order easing neutral trade through the Tagus.
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Oyle
Baroness de Roos
R. Bicknell
Bloomsbury-square
Rainy
Berkeley-square
Jemmott
Kingston
Hayes
Middlesex
Oxford Street
Uxbridge
Messrs
White, Blake
Houseman
Essex-street
Strand
Thames
Thames Ditton
Surrey
de Roca
Bank of England
Everal
Auckland
Red Lion Inn
Doncaster
Park Lane House
Hatfield, Sandall
Armthorpe
Hatfield
Joseph Scholey
Messrs. Walker and Richards
Lincoln's Inn-felds
London
John Aldred
Netherhem
W. Simpson
Loversall
Rein Deer Inn
Thorne
New Colony
New Holland
Bengal
Port Lincoln
Europe
Spencer's Gulf
Cape
Great Britain
Cape of Good Hope
East India Company
Pene
America
Cape of
Cape Town
Table Bay
Simon's Town
Port Elizabeth
Algos Bay
Simon’s Town
Walter Chennery
Jesus College
Cambridge
Sturston
Suffolk
Edward Kerrison
Peterborough
J. H. Stone
Eye
Thomas Mills
Charles Edward Birch
Wiston
William Pratt
Harpley
Great Burcham
Norfolk
A. Hammond
Westacre High House
Sartorius
R. B. Hopper
Ulis
Duke of
Washington
Congress
England
Fowell Buxton
Dr. Lushington
Ll.d
M.P
Zachary Macaulay
Ciasomaation Society
Mercer
Pore
Polk
Virginia
Colonization Society
Tennessee
Mr. Polk
Crawten
Buncess
Axnorp
Tet
Letcuer
Beatnz
South Carolina
Rhode Island
Bearer
Cuatn
Dickson
New York
Patton
Briggs
Massachusetts
Blair
Kerr
Maryland
Burgess
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Department of the Comptroller For
Somerset-place
PSE
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
Deptford
Bazillian
Bazett, Farquhar, Crawford
Warnford-court
Ondon Hospital
House Committee
J. Cecil
F.R.S
John Blackburn
Henry P. Smith
Crescent
Bridge-street
Charles Mackinnon
Richard Whitesves
Agle Insurance Company
Eulah Spa
Norwood
James
R. G. G. James
Butler
Gregory
Professor Gregory
Edinburgh
Daffy
Towers
Cheapside
St. Paul's
Lair
Ibert T
Robert Hill
Prout
Amburgh
Rotterdam
William Jolliffe
Dumwine
Hamburgh
Edward Banks
Mowll
Charles Bessell
Sec
General Steam Navigation Company
Lombard-street
Oxford
Hookham
Friean Barnet
Messrs. Driver
Richmond Terrace
Whitebuall
High Court of Chancery
Duffield
Cranham
Gloucester
Cheltenham
Bath
Miserden
Winstone
Honeycomb
Todd
Ladlecombe
Cranham, Buckle
Soldridge
Bell
Plough Hotel
Prince, Kell, and Howard
Trinder
New Inn
Cirencester
York House
Bush
Bristol
Star
George Law
New-square
Lincoln's-son
H. Wilson
Chancery-lane
Aclette
Brighton
Tonbridge Wells
East Grinstead
Crawley
Peyton and Aikin
Cook’s Court
Lincoln's Inn
Vernon
Ender
Mr. Howard
Fleet-street
Monsieur Mallan
N.B
Pulteney Buildings
Wey
the Thames
Hampton Court Park
Hyde Park
Amesbury
Wilts
Glebe
J. T. Knight
White Hart
Salisbury
Milston
Brigmerston
Avon
County of
Amesbury Vale
Devizes
C. E. Rendall
Thomas Warry
Sam. Foot
General Lafayette
B. Sarrans
Lafayette
Richard Bentley
Colburn and Bentley
New Burlington-street
West
Waterloo
Lilies
Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman
Ington
France
Edward Smedley
Sidney Sussex College
J. G
F. Rivington
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Waterloo-place
Pull-mall
Theological Library
Life of
Wiclif
Chales Webb le Bas
M.A
P.N. Shut- Heworth
D.D
Hertfordshire
Moor Place
Great Hadham
Hoddesdon
Bishops Stortford
Ware
Hertford
Michaelmas
Ruiny
Times and Mott
Much Haddam
Clayton, Scott
de Roos
Thames Ditton House
Thomas Morgan
Eny
Lady-day
Bloomsbury Square
Berkeley, Square
Boyle Farm
Lisbon
Portugal
Oporto
C. Baitish
Congress of America
Don Pedro