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Journal of the House of Lords
… how do you account for the Diminution in the Sale Value of Merchandize imported by Americans into China in the Course of … Parliament in the Year 1829, refers to the Sale Value of Merchandize actually imported into China. By that it appears, … thus shewing a gradual Decrease in the Value of the Merchandize imported into China by the Americans in those …
Journal of the House of Lords
… in every respect, so far as I was enabled to judge of Merchandize, both as to Accuracy of Account and Minuteness in …
Journal of the House of Lords
… generally speaking; but there are certain Articles of Merchandize which the Hong Merchants will not supply; and I … it not appear by this Return that the Sale Value of the Merchandize imported into China by the Americans in 1821-22 … Part of the American Import into China which consisted of Merchandize? That appears, by this Return, to have been the …
Journal of the House of Lords
… generally in Dollars; why they should not have exported Merchandize to a larger Amount? I think that the Americans …
Journal of the House of Lords
… same, and it is read, and is as follows: A STATEMENT of MERCHANDIZE shipped by W. & J. Brown & Co. of Liverpool to … Dollars? Very little besides. Who carried on the Trade in Merchandize? The Trade with China in Merchandize from the United States of America is a much later …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Government, but principally by Means of Consignments of Merchandize either through China or direct from India. Can … to the last Account? It is 1 s. 9 70/100 d. that is in Merchandize. For that Rupee producing 1 s. 9 70/100 d. in Merchandize, the Company have reimbursed 2 s. 3 d., have they …
Journal of the House of Lords
… any new Duty on the Import or Export of any Article of Merchandize? During my whole Experience in China, which was …
Journal of the House of Lords
… the Amount of the Proceeds of the Sales of Goods and Merchandize of The East India Company in Great Britain, and …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Were you concerned in the Sale of the Imports of Merchandize from England? No, I never was, in any way …