TABLE No. VIII. An account of the value of all Imports into and of all Exports from Great-Britain, for three years, ending 5th of January, 1811, distinguishing each year, and distinguishing the value of imports from the East-Indies and China, from the value of all other imports; also distinguishing the value of British produce and manufactures exported, from the value of foreign articles exported, together with the difference between the official value and the declared value of British produce and manufactures exported in the year ending 5th of January, 1811. NOTE. The value of British produce and manufactures exported from Great-Britain, according to the average prices current, and declarations of the exporters in the year ending 5th January, 1811, amounts to £49,975,634. WILLIAM IRVING, Inspector general of imports and exports. Custom-House, London, 23d March, 1811. * The account of imports from the East-Indies and China, cannot yet be given. TABLE NO. VIII.-CONtinued. APPENDIX (A 1.) Official value of Imports into Great-Britain from Europe, Africa, and America. |