of goods by dock officers,
ccxxxviii. 39.

Acquisitions. Territorial, to continue in
the company, lxxxvi. 7.
Actions. Limitation of, lxxxvi. 35.
Acts. Commencement of, lxxxvi. 36.
Continuance of, lxxxvi. 58.

Former, lxxxvi. 6, 8, 53. civ. 17.
Adjudged cases, cv.

Africa. Persons may trade to, lxxxvi. 7
(note).

Bonds for exportation to, xcviii. 2
(note).

Agents, lxxxvi. 50.

Agreements with foreigners, lxxxvi. 50.
(note)
Aliens, i. 2.

Allowance to company, xciii. 1-4.
America. North and South, trade with,
1xxxvi. 18 (note), 37.
Trade with Calcutta, Madras,
Bombay, and Prince of Wales's
Island, cxxxvi.

Amity, countries in. How trade may be
carried on with, lxxxvii. 3.
Applications for licences. See Licences.
Arms. List of, on board vessels clearing
out, to be furnished, lxxxviii.
Arrangoes. Exportation of, to Africa,

civ. 35.

Articles. See Goods.

Asia. Vessels in which goods to be im-
ported and exported, i.-iii.

Asiatic Sailors. See Lascars.
Azores, xcviii, 6.

Baggage, xci.

Beetle Nut, lxxxvi. 48.

Bengals. How to be dealt with, xcviii.

Damaged, how they may be taken
out of warehouses to be refreshed,
civ. 18.

Bernagore ceded to Great Britain, !xviii.
Bills at sight, xcii. 2.

Board of Controul may authorize persons
to proceed to, and reside in India, lxxxvi.
25.

Boats, exempted from certain rules, ii. 54.
Bombay. Trade with America, cxxxvi.
Bonds for payment of duties, xcv.civ.

For the due landing of goods,
lxxxvi. 15.

For the export of prohibited goods,

xcviii. 2.

For warehouse goods, civ.
For ships sailing, i. 15.
For providing necessaries for Las-
cars, &c. lxxxvii. 31.
For specific articles or places, see
the respective names of such ar-
ticles or places in this Index.
Bounty on the export of refined sugar, ci.
Bottomry, on ships in service of foreigners,
lxxxvi. 50 (note).
Bristol, Ixxxvi. 14 (note).
Building vessels, lxxxvii.

Warehouses, &c. ccxxxviii. 24.
Bye-laws relating to shipping, lxxxvii. 20.
Calico. What is deemed painted, stained,
or dyed, xcvi.

Painted, stained, printed, or dyed,
bow to be dealt with, xcviii.
Contained in baggage, xci.

Drawback on, xcviii. 4.

Landing in foreign parts, other than
for which entered, xcviii, 5.

Calcutta. Trade with America, cxxxvi.

it impossible, without much repetition,
inserted in this Index; if, therefore,

to

it

be

will be found under its distinct title in the

Canaries. Trade with, lxxxvi. 18 (note).
Canton. Trade to, lxxxvi. 37.
Cape de Verde Islands, trade with, lxxxvi.
18.

Cape of Good Hope, lxxxvi. 18 (note).
Vessels from, deemed from East Indies,
ccxxxviii. 40, 41.

Vessels trading to, not required to be
registered, lxxxvii. 34.
Touching at, Regulations as to
Manifests, xc, 8, 9.

... American, may touch at, for re-
freshments, cxxxvi,

Caravans, ccxxxviii. 15, 16, 26, 31.
Cargo taken in at different ports, how to be
noted in manifests, xc. 7.
See Caravans,

Carts.

Cases Adjudged, cv.
China Trade.

Exclusive trade with, to re-
main with East India Company,
lxxxvi. 8.

Manifests to be authenticated, xc.
13.

Vessels, where they may load and
unload in London, ccxxxviii.
Ware not to be brought from Eu-
rope, clxviii. (note).

Debentures in payment for duties, xcii.
Deficiency in warehouse goods, civ. 9.
Deposits on Tea, cii.

Directors refusing permission for persons to
proceed to the East Indies, lxxxvi. 20.
Dock Rates, cclxvii.-cclxx. -
Docks, ccxxxviii.

Documents. Counterfeiting. See Forging.
Doors of docks, when to be opened and
locked, ccxxxviii. 10, 17.

To be under joint locks, cexxxviii, 25.
Drawbacks, xciii. civ. 7.
Drugs, sale of, xcix.
Duties of Customs, xciii.

Dock, cclxvii.-cclxx.
To the Company, xciii.

On Tea, when and by whom to be
paid, cii. 12.

Bonds for payment of, xcii. xcv.
civ. 48.

How duties of customs may be im-
posed in certain parts of India,
xciii, 6.

- When and how duties imposed in
India to be valid, xciii. 5.
Warehousing, civ.

Dyed Calico. See Calico.

refreshments, cxxxvi.

Chintzes, contained in baggage, xci.

Cochin, Ixviii.

Combustible articles in docks, ccxxxviii. 6,
35, 36.

Commanders authorized to receive mails,
xxii. 17.

Delaying vessels, or sailing out
of course, xxii. 24.

To take charge of letters,
xxii. 27.

To make declarations of let-
ters, xxii. 47.

To send letters to post office,
xxii. 48.

To collect small packages,
ccxxxviii. 27.

Commencement of act, lxxxvi. 36.
Company. See Duties, Licences, and Trade.
Consuls at foreign ports. Duties of, xc. 10.
Convention with Spain, lxxxvi. 37.
Conviction. Summary, of persons in India
without licence, lxxxvi. 29.
Contracting for vessels, lxxxvii. 7.
Contracts with foreigners, 1xxxvi. 50 (note).
Cordage brought into United Kingdom from
East Indies exempted from certain rules,
cxlix.

Cotton Wool. Articles manufactured of.
See Wool.

Yarn. See Yarn.
Counterfeiting licences. See Forging.
Countries in amity. How trade may be
carried on with, Ixxxvii. 3.
Couries, exportation of, to Africa, civ. 35.

Damaged in docks, ccxxxviii, 39.

Earthenware. See China.

East India Docks, ccxxxviii.

Vessels. Where they may load
and unload in London,
ccxxxviii.

Entries. Goods landed before entry, xcii.

xcvi.

Goods to be entered before ware-
housing, civ. 3.

Not entered within seven days,
ccxxxviii. 29.

Of Tea to Ireland, civ. 25.

Factors. How they may trade, lxxxvi.

50.

Faggots in docks, ccxxxviii. 6, 35.
False Oaths, lxxxvi. 4.

Fisheries. Southern Whale, lxxxvi. 19.
Flax in docks, ccxxxviii. 6, 35, 36.
Foreign Princes. Trading under the au-
thority of, lxxxvi. 47.

Foreign Subjects. Trading and selling
goods to, lxxxvi. 50.
Forfeitures. How they may be sued for,
lxxxvi. 51.

Forging Documents, lxxxvi. 33. civ. 29.
Freight of Vessels, lxxxvii. ccxxxviii. 30
-32.

French Subjects in India, lxix.
Furze in docks, ccxxxviii. 6, 35, 36.

Gates of Docks. When to be opened and
Jocked, ccxxxviii, 10—
17.

To be under joint locks,
ccxxxviii, 25.