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Calendar of Treasury Books, Volume 20, 1705-1706. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1952.

'Declared Accounts, 1704-5: Customs', in Calendar of Treasury Books, Volume 20, 1705-1706, (London, 1952) pp. ccxlix-ccciii. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-treasury-books/vol20/ccxlix-ccciii [accessed 24 April 2024]

Customs


Declared Accounts : Customs : Cash Account.

Audit Office, Bundle 778, Roll 940.
Customs Cash Account.
Henry Ferne, Receiver General and Cashier of Customs. 26 December 1704 to 25 December 1705.
Charge.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Remains : in the hands of this accomptant at the determination of her last account							2,112	13	11
bonds remaining in his hands at the same time
for arrear of Customs				6,082	13	4
for the present Customs				68,429	2	11
for Additional Impositions				4,574	3	8
for Coals and Culme ended 15 May 1703				19	15	0
for ditto commencing 15 May 1703				2,985	10	0
for New Subsidy ended 1 February 1699-1700				2,370	8	9
for New Subsidy ended 8 March 1701-2				5,603	9	2
for New Subsidy commencing 8 March 1701-2				49,095	16	8
for Additional Subsidy				11,555	13	3
							150,716	13	10
Transport debentures in lieu of bonds							1,357	4	2
Money imprested to several persons for services relating to the Customs							575	0	0
Received for Customs and Subsidies.
arrears of Customs :
London port				88	17	7
Whitehaven port				2	6	11
							91	4	6
Customs which commenced 26 December 1699
London port, Grand Receipt inwards including Plantation goods and wines				333,147	16	8
Grand Receipt outwards				14,508	4	5
Leather outwards, etc.				1,313	1	9
							348,969	2	11
	l.	s.	d.
Outports.
Barnstaple	220	0	0
Bristol	15,700	16	8
Bideford	500	0	0
Carlisle	312	19	5
Chester	2,879	18	4
Hull	1,399	9	4
Liverpool	9,718	5	4
Lyme	55	17	10
Newcastle	4,963	11	2
Penryn	50	0	0
Plymouth	1,060	15	10
Poulton	0	0	3
Rochester	921	12	10
Stockton	742	6	9
Sunderland	794	3	4
Weymouth	90	0	0
Whitehaven	1,569	13	7
							44,979	11	0
Carried forward							548,801	10	7
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							548,801	10	7
New Additional Impositions.
London port. Grand Receipt (including Plantation Goods and Wines)				25,778	12	8
	l.	s.	d.
Outports :
Barnstaple	70	5	7
Beaumaris	1	0	9
Berwick	17	19	6
Bridgwater	5	1	5
Bristol	1,648	7	4
Bideford	158	4	6
Carlisle	32	0	0
Chester	358	0	0
Colchester	26	16	9
Dartmouth	81	17	3
Dover	212	11	9
Exeter	300	0	0
Falmouth	255	14	9
Feversham	0	15	1
Fowey	100	0	0
Harwich	133	11	5
Hull	521	6	1
Ipswich	42	11	7
Liverpool	62	0	0
Looe	22	8	1
Lynn	33	1	0
Minehead	1	7	6
Newcastle	170	0	0
Newhaven	1	19	9
Plymouth	762	0	0
Portsmouth	600	0	0
Poulton	0	1	6
Rochester	858	11	2
Rye	791	10	0
Sandwich	71	6	9
Southampton	795	17	6
Stockton	50	2	6
Sunderland	15	12	0
Weymouth	186	0	0
Whitby	1	3	4
Whitehaven	32	7	9
Yarmouth	247	2	4
				8,978	0	7
							34,756	13	3
Arrears of New Subsidy which determined 1 February 1699-1700
	l.	s.	d.
Outports :
Boston	1	8	9
Carlisle	1,174	14	0
Chester	443	15	3
Dover	358	8	3
Falmouth	295	9	4
Ipswich	278	9	9
Liverpool	307	6	8
[King's] Lynn	200	0	0
Minehead	213	16	2
Newcastle	271	11	3
Plymouth	33	15	0
Whitehaven	25	8	6
							3,634	3	2
Carried forward							587,192	7	0
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							587,192	7	0
Out of the New Subsidy which determined 8 March 1701-2
	l.	s.	d.
Outports :
Bridgwater	3	15	1
Chester	42	18	8
Ipswich	123	7	3
Liverpool	290	0	0
Newhaven	2	6	3
Whitehaven	16	19	3
							479	6	7
Out of the New Subsidy which commenced 8 March 1701-2
	l.	s.	d.
London port :
Grand Receipt (in cluding Plantation Goods and Wines)				238,032	9	10
Outports :
Barnstaple	970	10	8
Beaumaris	13	7	3
Berwick	132	14	9
Boston	141	18	2
Bridgwater	151	8	5
Bristol	19,929	6	4
Bideford	1,001	13	5
Carlisle	1,078	15	0
Chester	1,582	9	4
Colchester	191	6	3
Dartmouth	55	15	5
Dover	1,398	13	9
Exeter	2,319	7	0
Falmouth	41	15	11
Feversham	1	6	0
Fowey	100	0	0
Harwich	184	0	3
Hull	3,470	1	1
Ipswich	271	18	8
Lancaster	150	12	8
Liverpool	5,424	9	9
Looe	49	18	3
Lyme	535	0	0
Minehead	15	7	2
Newcastle	2,322	0	0
Newhaven	9	19	2
Padstowe	1	9	8
Penryn	206	3	6
Plymouth	3,313	3	6
Portsmouth	962	1	0
Poulton	0	3	9
Rochester	627	2	10
Rye	323	4	10
Sandwich	155	15	2
Southampton	1,217	18	7
Stockton	383	15	5
Sunderland	57	17	7
Whitby	32	15	3
Whitehaven	492	19	7
Yarmouth	1,972	10	9
				53,319	10	4
							291,352	0	2
Carried forward							879,023	13	10
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							879,023	13	10
The [One-Third] Additional Subsidy which commenced 8 March 1703-1
	l.	s.	d.
London port :
Grand Receipt (including Plantation Goods and Wines)				84,511	5	10
Outports :
Barnstaple	200	13	8
Beaumaris	4	9	2
Berwick	58	16	3
Bridgwater	42	6	3
Boston	35	6	6
Bristol	4,218	0	0
Bideford	360	15	6
Carlisle	404	0	0
Chester	646	2	11
Colchester	63	15	3
Dartmouth	14	7	7
Dover	458	15	4
Exeter	300	0	0
Feversham	0	13	4
Harwich	58	5	11
Hull	949	0	8
Ipswich	65	18	0
Liverpool	1,333	14	0
Looe	17	12	4
Lyme	337	0	0
Lynn Regis	509	2	2
Minehead	15	5	3
Newcastle	688	14	2
Padstowe	0	9	8
Penryn	68	15	9
Plymouth	1,276	8	5
Portsmouth	300	0	0
Poulton	0	1	3
Rochester	1,099	16	2
Rye	1,365	0	0
Sandwich	29	15	7
Southampton	1,657	6	3
Stockton	103	1	0
Sunderland	19	5	10
Whitby	10	18	5
Whitehaven	103	12	0
Yarmouth	277	17	6
				17,096	2	9
							101,607	13	3
the Two Thirds Subsidy
London port :
Grand Receipt (including also the Plantation Goods and Wines)				73,018	11	0
	l.	s.	d.
Outports :
Barnstaple	70	0	0
Beaumaris	3	9	1
Berwick	80	19	0
Bridgwater	10	18	6
Bristol	1,500	0	0
Bideford	221	10	0
Carlisle	326	3	8
Chester	360	0	0
Colchester	64	12	7
Dartmouth	19	15	10
Exeter	470	0	0
Carried forward				73,018	11	0	980,631	7	1
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				73,018	11	0	980,631	7	1
Harwich	19	11	9
Hull	1,524	7	0
Ipswich	106	9	6
Liverpool	180	0	0
Looe	27	14	10
Lyme	40	0	0
Lynn	1,234	19	6
Minehead	30	10	4
Newcastle	800	0	0
Penrynn	116	15	6
Plymouth	337	17	7
Poulton	0	2	6
Rochester	262	13	6
Sandwich	17	2	1
Southampton	517	1	8
Stockton	99	17	10
Sunderland	23	5	1
Whitby	15	19	5
Whitehaven	40	0	0
Yarmouth	311	0	2
				8,832	19	3
							81,851	10	4
Tonnage of French ships
Dover	60	2	5
Exeter	1	9	1
Newhaven	0	10	0
							62	1	6
The second 25 per cent. on Frech Goods London port				5,588	11	4
the Outports :
Bristol	10	0	0
Chester	184	10	11
Colchester	15	19	0
Dartmouth	2	0	5
Exeter	44	12	6
Lancaster	3	15	0
Lyme	2	15	8
Lynn	17	14	2
Newhaven	13	2	5
Plymouth	108	6	4
Portsmouth	115	15	11
Rye	20	10	0
Sandwich	80	0	0
Weymouth	242	8	6
Whitehaven	77	1	8
Yarmouth	30	0	0
				968	12	9
							6,557	4	2
the Coinage Duty
London port :
on wines	4,749	14	1
on brandy	415	6	10
				5,165	1	0
Outports :
Barnstaple	27	14	7
Beaumaris	0	6	1
Boston	46	15	3
Chester	114	10	5
Carried forward				5,165	1	0	1,069,102	3	2
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				5,165	1	0	1,069,102	3	2
Colchester	1	11	10
Dartmouth	1	18	4
Dover	375	14	5
Exeter	50	0	0
Falmouth	64	13	9
Feversham	0	5	5
Fowey	2	10	0
Harwich	2	17	9
Hull	247	0	10
Ipswich	3	17	1
Lancaster	24	1	2
Liverpool	37	0	0
Looe	6	14	0
Lyme	11	3	0
Lynn	213	0	11
Minehead	9	12	5
Newcastle	189	7	6
Newhaven	2	10	7
Penryn	18	3	8
Plymouth	89	2	1
Poulton	0	0	0
Rochester	46	7	9
Rye	50	0	0
Sandwich	43	10	7
Southampton	187	15	2
Stockton	0	3	4
Whitby	0	1	8
Whitehaven	3	13	1
				1,902	3	1
							7,067	4	1
Duty on Coffee, tea, etc. for paying off the Transport Debt
Chester	0	14	0
Dover	1	18	6
Ipswich	0	1	0
							2	13	6
New Duty on Coffee, etc. London port				6,722	13	9
Outports :
Berwick	2	9	4
Bristol	1,000	0	0
Chester	0	12	0
Dover	2	3	7
Exeter	37	10	6
Harwich	1	18	0
Hull	0	14	0
Ipswich	7	0	0
Newcastle	0	14	0
Plymouth	209	8	6
Rochester	1	0	0
				1,303	9	11
							8,026	3	8
Additional Duty on Coffee, etc. London port				10,253	15	2
Outports :
Exeter	47	19	6
Newcastle	0	14	0
				48	13	6
							10,302	8	8
Carried forward							1,094,500	13	3
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							1,094,500	13	3
Duties on Coals which determined 17 May 1696
Minehead							7	4	0
Duty on Coals which determined 15 May 1703
Dover	671	13	10
Exeter	32	0	0
Lynn	87	9	4
Plymouth	28	18	9
							820	2	0
Duty on Coals which commenced 15 May 1703
London port				83,059	12	9
Outports :
Barnstaple	756	18	6
Beaumaris	89	6	11
Berwick	1	0	0
Boston	1,559	15	1
Bridgwater	1,839	5	3
Colchester	2,051	18	5
Dartmouth	88	9	2
Dover	668	19	1
Exeter	445	0	0
Feversham	524	9	2
Harwich	444	3	11
Hull	2,493	17	6
Ipswich	1,202	8	4
Lancaster	70	0	0
Looe	18	18	11
Lyme	16	0	0
Lynn	4,684	12	6
Minehead	80	0	0
Newhaven	29	12	7
Padstow	158	18	2
Penryn	35	8	1
Penzance	200	0	0
Plymouth	463	0	0
Portsmouth	1,731	2	6
Poulton	8	4	10
Rochester	1,175	6	3
Rye	64	0	0
Sandwich	377	0	9
Southampton	625	0	4
Stockton	6	5	6
Weymouth	366	0	0
Whitby	1,424	2	4
Whitehaven	3	17	6
Yarmouth	7,501	8	4
				31,299	10	7
							114,359	3	4
Old Duty on Cynders
London port				5	5	0
Outports :
Hull	216	0	3
Lynn	208	16	0
Yarmouth	900	6	0
				1,325	2	3
							1,330	7	3
Duty on Cynders which determined 15 May 1703
Lynn							4	1	1
Carried forward							1,211,021	11	1
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							1,211,021	11	1
Duty on Scotch linens London port				8,974	9	5
	l.	s.	d.
Outports :
Berwick	251	3	4
Carlisle	2,291	4	10
Chester	2	15	0
Dover	57	9	9
Exeter	4	3	5
Hull	35	15	3
Ipswich	7	13	1
Liverpool	50	0	0
Newcastle	24	6	0
Rochester	0	14	0
				2,701	13	5
							11,676	2	11
The Duty of 15 per cent. on East India Goods London port							28,787	2	0
The Duty of Tonnage on English ships
Dover	1	6	3
Lynn	7	14	4
							9	0	8
Duty on Paper expired
Dover	39	11	7
Exeter	7	13	9
							47	5	4
The Duty on Leather expired
Chester	0	7	7
Dover	7	11	10
							7	19	6
The Duty of Four and a Half per cent.
London port							3,700	0	0
Out of the Enumerated Duties which commenced 8 March 1701-2
Richard Buckeridge, Collector at Antigua	345	16	8
Phineas Andrews, Collector at Nevis	497	13	2
Samuel Catchpole, Collector at Jamaica	124	3	4
William Gerish, Collector at Mountserrat	162	9	6
Samuel Lowman, Collector at Newcastle in Pennsylvania	102	13	1
John Moore, Collector in Philadelphia	49	16	3
							1,282	12	1
Total money received 1,101,770l. 1s. 8d.
Money received within the time of this account for the Additional Duty of 5 per cent. on East India Goods which Duty was granted by an Act of 9 and 10 Wm. III and is by the said Act directed to be paid over to the East India Company for the maintenance of such Ambassadors as the King shall send to India at the nomination of the said Company							4,075	2	1
Total charge and receipts							1,260,606	15	10
Discharge.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Salaries to the Commissioners and officers on the Quarter Books of London port							26,299	19	4
fees and rewards to the Patent officers of London port							5,741	18	11
fees and rewards to Patent officers of the outports							1,942	9	10
fees and salaries to the officers of the Customs in the Foreign Plantations
Henry Brooke, Collector at Lewis in Pennsylvania				90	0	0
William Buckner, Collector at York River in Virginia				40	0	0
William Bladen, Surveyor at Annapolis in Maryland				102	0	0
John Bewley, Collector at Philadelphia in Pennsylvania from 24 June 1704 to 23 July 1704				12	5	6
Thomas Broughton, Collector at Charlestown in South Carolina				90	0	0
Thomas Byerley, Collector at New York from 10 November 1702 to Xmas 1704				116	15	0
Thomas Collier, Surveyor at Williamstadt in Maryland				52	10	0
William Carter, Comptroller at New York				55	0	0
Richard Chichester, Collector at Rappahannock River in Virginia				120	0	0
Robert Dacres, Comptroller at Corytuck in North Carolina				75	0	0
John Graves, Collector in the Bahama Islands				105	0	0
Ralph Harrison, Comptroller at Boston in New England				105	0	0
John Dansey, Collector at Potomac in Maryland				60	0	0
Edward Hall, Collector of the Upper Part of James River in Virginia				40	0	0
John Jewell, Surveyor at Bridlington in West Jersey				30	0	0
Geo. Luke, Collector of the Lower part of James River in Virginia				100	0	0
Samuel Lowman, Collector at Newcastle in Pennsylvania				90	0	0
Geo. Muschamp, Collector at Paluscent in Maryland				80	0	0
Edward Price, Surveyor at Wiccomoco and Munni in Maryland				37	10	0
Robert Quary, Surveyor General on the Continent of America, for himself and a clerk and a boat and 4 men				495	0	0
Nico Spencer, Collector at South Potomac in Virginia				80	0	0
Samuel Swan, Collector at Corrituck and Roanoke in North Carolina				60	0	0
Hen. Scarborough, Collector at Accomac and Northampton Counties in Virginia				40	0	0
Sampson Trevethan, Surveyor at Elizabeth River in Virginia				45	0	0
John White, Collector at Perth Amboy in East Jersey				40	0	0
William Wyvill, riding surveyor at Bahama and Sassafras in Maryland from 24 June 1702 to 5 August 1702				5	15	0
John Moore, Collector at Philadelphia in Pennsylvania from 23 July 1704				147	14	6
Carried forward							33,984	8	1
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							33,984	8	1
Thomas Seymour, riding surveyor at Bahama and Sassafras in Maryland from 10 May 1704				56	7	4
Richard Savage, Plantation clerk, and Cha. Carkass, his successor from 3 May 1705				100	0	0
							2,470	17	5
rent, incidents, bounties to widows, etc.				3,172	7	9
annual payments and allowances out of new Duties, detailed (Additional Impositions ; French Goods ; Coffee ; Scotch linens ; Coals and Cinders ; Four and a half per cent ; Enumerated Duties ; Coinage ; New Subsidy ; Additional New Subsidy)				2,391	12	8
incidents etc. in management, London port				25,547	12	4
							31,111	12	9
Money repaid on certificates of damage and over entries				19,516	17	9
Allowance of Portage money				1,982	8	10
Drawbacks on re-exportation				228,367	14	0
							249,867	0	7
The produce of the New Duty of 5 per cent. on East India goods repaid to the East India Company for the maintenance of Ambassadors							4,075	2	1
Money paid into the Exchequer on the following heads as by tallies of dates detailed
out of the arrears of the Customs				287	8	6
out of the growing Customs				210,766	18	6
out of the New Additional Impositions				28,906	9	3
out of the New Subsidy which determined 1 February 1699-1700				3,718	12	4
out of the New Subsidy which determined 8 March 1701-2				1,775	11	9
out of the New Subsidy which commenced 8 March 1701-2				228,734	9	4
out of the Additional Subsidy				81,725	17	7
out of the Two Thirds Subsidy				79,020	0	1
Total for the Subsidy of Tonnage and Poundage 394,974l. 11s. 3d.
	l.	s.	d.
out of the Tonnage of French ships				62	1	7
out of the second 25 per cent. on French Goods				6,472	16	8
out of the Coinage Duty				6,706	14	3
out of the Coffee Duty for paying off the Transport debt	0	14	0
out of the New Duty on Coffee, tea, etc.	5,829	4	4
out of the Additional Duty on Coffee	9,603	3	3
				15,433	1	7
out of the Duty on Scotch linens				11,525	2	9
Carried forward				669,135	4	3	321,509	0	ll
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							321,509	0	11
	l.	s.	d.
out of the Duty on Coals and Culm which expired 22 May 1696	7	4	0
out of the Duty which determined 15 May 1703	794	12	9
out of the said Duty since 15 May 1703	113,374	1	9
				114,175	18	7
out of the Duty on Cynders which determined 15 May 1703	4	1	1
out of the said Duty since 15 May 1703	1,320	2	4
				1,324	3	5
out of the Duty on Leather				2	5	6
out of the Duty on Paper				40	7	2
out of the Tonnage on English ships				9	0	8
out of the Four and a Half per cent. Duty				3,512	1	0
out of the Duty of 15 per cent. on Muslins				11,615	2	4
out of the Enumerated Duties				1,277	12	1
in all 524 tallies amounting to							807,091	15	4
Total payments and allowances							1,128,600	16	4
Remains				132,005l.	19s.	6d.
Whereof :
				l.	s.	d.
due on bonds remaining in this accomptant's hands				125,292	10	4
Transport Debentures remaining in this accomptant's hands				1,357	4	2
imprests depending on persons detailed on the accounts of John Knight. late Customs Cashier				475	0	0
ditto in the account of Richard Hutchinson, late Customs Cashier				100	0	0
				127,254	14	7
leaving this accomptant indebted				4,751	4	11
Declared 6 March 1706-7.


Declared Accounts : Customs : General Account.

Audit Office, Bundle 631, Roll 198
is the General Account of the Customs for the above year : as exhibited by Rowland Holt, Comptroller General of the Accounts of the Customs. (fn. 1)
Charge.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Arrears remaining in the hands of several Receivers and Collectors of the Customs at the foot of the last General Accompt thereof
Tonnage and Poundage				177,362	16	1
Additional Impositions				34,556	13	8
New Subsidy of Tonnage and Poundage				153,563	6	3
Coffee and Tea				3,665	12	3
French ships				271	18	10
Second 25l. per tunn on French wines, etc.				18,714	18	4
Coinage Duty				1,775	19	0
Scotch Linen				3,865	3	4
One Third Subsidy				26,911	1	11
15 per cent. on Muslin				0	0	0
							420,687	9	11
Surcharge on Collector at Weymouth							5	4	2
Receipts
Tonnage and Poundage
	l.	s.	d.
London port :
Grand receipt Customs outwards	14,508	4	5
Leather outwards	795	16	3
Grand receipt Customs Inwards	175,603	18	11
Wines and Vinegar	66,608	12	9
Plantation goods	84,737	11	1
				342,254	3	6
Outports :
Barnstaple	1,858	7	5
Beaumaris	159	17	11
Berwick	259	18	4
Boston	98	13	5
Bridgwater	181	3	1
Bristol	51,722	18	4
Bideford	7,215	11	1
Carlisle	1,415	2	8
Chester	3,535	3	10
Carried forward				342,254	3	6	420,692	14	1
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				342,251	3	6	420,692	14	1
Chichester	14	2	1
Colchester	300	11	8
Cowes	1,316	6	8
Dartmouth	90	9	4
Deal	168	3	11
Dover	2,866	8	10
Carlisle	253	2	9
Exeter	3,245	12	0
Falmouth	488	0	5
Feversham	230	10	8
Fowey	14	7	1
Harwich	87	2	3
Hull	6,554	13	3
Ipswich	223	15	5
Lancaster	1,293	12	10
Liverpool	24,879	2	1
Looe	87	6	2
Lyme	2,481	19	6
Lynn	3,282	12	0
Milford	483	15	5
Minehead	228	11	11
Newcastle	7,607	17	6
Padstow	16	6	1
Penryn	1,220	18	4
Penzance	357	13	6
Plymouth	7,865	4	6
Poole	183	10	5
Portsmouth	1,272	13	7
Poulton	0	14	3
Rochester	1,124	16	8
Rye	633	16	5
Sandwich	184	10	1
Southampton	1,734	10	9
Stockton	1,127	16	2
Sunderland	1,244	4	11
Swansey	174	10	3
Truro	3	14	10
Weymouth	215	6	6
Whitby	31	10	4
Whitehaven	15,605	16	8
Yarmouth	1,975	10	10
				157,623	6	2
							499,877	9	8
New Duty on Coffee, tea, etc.
	l.	s.	d.
London port :
Grand receipt	7,541	18	6
Plantation receipt	1,747	12	6
				9,289	11	0
Outports :
Bristol	118	3	6
Chester	0	12	0
Cowes	7	0	3
Dover	113	5	0
Exeter	72	19	0
Falmouth	12	9	9
Harwich	0	13	7
Liverpool	2	8	0
Lyme	6	13	8
Newcastle	0	14	0
Penzance	0	2	0
Carried forward				9,289	11	0	920,570	3	10
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				9,289	11	0	920,570	3	10
Plymouth	59	13	6
Portsmouth	11	8	10
Rochester	5	16	0
Yarmouth	63	17	1
				475	16	6
							9,765	7	7
New Additional Duty on Coffee
	l.	s.	d.
London port
Grand receipt	9,438	5	2
Plantation receipt	864	13	0
				10,302	18	2
Outports
Bristol	53	6	8
Bideford	2	2	10
Chester	0	12	0
Cowes	7	0	3
Dover	0	5	4
Exeter	73	0	6
Falmouth	2	12	2
Harwich	0	13	7
Hull	2	9	0
Liverpool	4	8	0
Newcastle	0	14	0
Plymouth	12	4	1
Rochester	5	16	0
Whitehaven	1	14	3
Yarmouth	65	3	8
				234	7	7
							10,537	5	9
New Additional Impositions on Poundage goods
	l.	s.	d.
London port
Grand receipt	27,690	11	3
Wine and Vinegar	3,586	4	3
Plantation goods	1,315	8	11
				27,642	4	6
Outports
Barnstaple	49	9	10
Beaumaris	0	12	1
Berwick	14	17	11
Boston	0	1	6
Bridgwater	5	15	11
Bristol	1,297	0	3
Bideford	223	19	8
Carlisle	14	13	3
Chester	431	5	8
Chichester	1	1	11
Colchester	52	13	4
Cowes	61	16	9
Dartmouth	81	17	9
Deal	107	10	5
Dover	704	12	11
Exeter	230	7	10
Falmouth	365	16	6
Harwich	25	17	11
Hull	623	7	1
Ipswich	31	11	0
Lancaster	13	1	11
Liverpool	314	8	5
Carried forward				27,642	4	6	940,872	17	2
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				27,642	4	6	940,872	17	2
Looe	22	8	1
Lyme	70	5	7
Lynn	57	16	10
Milford	8	5	11
Minehead	60	4	1
Newcastle	553	13	3
Padstow	0	9	4
Penzance	42	19	8
Plymouth	685	0	1
Poole	36	19	1
Portsmouth	465	19	5
Poulton	0	1	6
Rochester	855	15	9
Rye	836	6	11
Sandwich	23	2	8
Southampton	522	2	0
Stockton	243	8	2
Sunderland	17	2	1
Swanzey	18	6	10
Weymouth	180	17	0
Whitby	5	8	2
Whitehaven	17	9	6
Yarmouth	334	16	1
				9,710	19	5
							37,353	3	11
The new Duty on Scotch Linens
London port
Grand receipt	8,905	15	6
Plantation receipt	81	19	1
				8,987	14	7
Outports
Berwick	331	10	0
Carlisle	2,858	15	8
Exeter	23	12	6
Hull	24	16	5
Lancaster	15	12	6
Liverpool	10	4	10
Newcastle	89	16	5
Penzance	0	9	0
Whitehaven	77	6	10
Yarmouth	6	3	4
				3,438	7	8
							12,426	2	3
The Coinage Duty
London port				5,252	11	9
Outports
Barnstaple	9	0	8
Beaumaris	0	8	4
Bristol	325	17	8
Bideford	32	13	3
Chester	115	12	2
Chichester	0	12	11
Colchester	1	1	8
Cowes	2	3	1
Dartmouth	1	8	4
Deal	5	3	5
Dover	132	5	1
Exeter	119	12	9
Carried forward				5,252	11	9	990,652	3	6
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				5,252	11	9	990,652	3	6
Falmouth	10	0	1
Fowey	1	13	9
Harwich	1	10	8
Hull	429	18	5
Ipswich	0	0	10
Liverpool	35	14	8
Looe	6	16	3
Lyme	10	17	1
Lynn	236	19	0
Milford	0	5	6
Newcastle	100	13	5
Penryn	19	11	6
Penzance	20	5	0
Plymouth	158	10	5
Poole	9	13	8
Portsmouth	42	4	11
Poulton	0	0	0
Rochester	46	17	0
Rye	70	0	1
Sandwich	187	11	7
Sunderland	0	1	8
Swanzey	2	11	6
Weymouth	11	18	11
Whitby	0	1	8
Whitehaven	3	15	3
Yarmouth	2	8	1
				1,856	2	4
							7,108	14	2
The Duty of 15 per cent. on Muslins London port							29,909	5	5
The New Subsidy [of Tonnage and Poundage]
	l.	s.	d.
London port
Grand receipt	178,256	7	9
Plantation receipt	56,401	17	0
				234,658	4	9
Outports
Barnstaple	979	17	3
Beaumaris	75	8	2
Berwick	164	17	9
Boston	78	0	7
Bridgwater	178	18	6
Bristol	29,689	12	3
Bideford	3,813	1	1
Carlisle	1,174	1	0
Chester	1,607	16	10
Chichester	5	16	7
Colchester	212	8	11
Cowes	517	7	9
Dartmouth	45	7	5
Deal	84	3	6
Dover	1,602	1	9
Exeter	2,089	9	7
Falmouth	247	2	6
Feversham	2	11	7
Fowey	12	16	0
Harwich	68	12	2
Hull	3,022	19	2
Ipswich	167	6	6
Lancaster	626	1	8
Carried forward				234,658	4	9	1,027,670	3	1
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				234,658	4	9	1,027,670	3	1
Liverpool	13,059	14	0
Looe	53	1	1
Lyme	1,361	1	5
Lynn	2,037	8	1
Milford	184	4	7
Minehead	222	11	5
Newcastle	2,100	7	3
Padstow	14	17	1
Penryn	620	13	7
Penzance	196	9	0
Plymouth	4,734	13	2
Poole	98	7	0
Portsmouth	868	16	3
Poulton	0	13	4
Rochester	809	16	9
Rye	358	16	10
Sandwich	150	2	2
Southampton	996	13	1
Stockton	440	12	0
Sunderland	56	6	3
Swanzey	56	10	5
Truro	2	17	8
Weymouth	87	16	0
Whitby	25	4	3
Whitehaven	7,319	9	9
Yarmouth	1,436	0	5
				83,808	5	11
							318,466	10	8
the One Third Subsidy
London port
Grand receipt	63,482	17	6
Plantation receipt	18,580	7	10
				82,063	5	4
Outports
Barnstaple	323	4	10
Beaumaris	25	2	9
Berwick	54	19	6
Boston	26	0	0
Bridgwater	59	12	11
Bristol	10,129	17	8
Bideford	1,263	1	10
Carlisle	391	7	7
Chichester	1	17	10
Colchester	70	16	2
Cowes	172	6	1
Dartmouth	11	15	5
Deal	24	2	6
Dover	929	14	6
Exeter	808	15	10
Falmouth	208	17	2
Feversham	0	17	2
Fowey	3	2	1
Harwich	22	17	4
Hull	1,007	10	0
Ipswich	55	15	5
Lancaster	204	3	10
Liverpool	4,292	15	2
Looe	18	10	0
Lyme	534	1	6
Carried forward				82,063	5	4	1,346,136	13	10
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				82,063	5	4	1,346,136	13	10
Lynn	679	2	11
Milford	61	5	10
Minehead	74	3	3
Newcastle	727	4	9
Padstow	4	18	10
Penryn	200	7	7
Penzance	73	0	11
Plymouth	2,668	15	7
Poole	30	18	4
Portsmouth	1,929	3	11
Poulton	0	4	5
Rochester	1,113	14	2
Rye	1,462	13	0
Sandwich	729	0	11
Southampton	1,261	19	1
Stockton	146	17	0
Sunderland	23	15	5
Chester	531	3	0
Swanzey	12	2	4
Truro	0	19	2
Weymouth	307	18	4
Whitby	8	8	1
Whitehaven	2,416	19	2
Yarmouth	476	17	10
				35,578	1	6
							117,641	6	10
The Two Thirds Subsidy
London port
Grand receipt	73,186	1	0
Plantation receipt	603	6	5
				73,789	7	5
Outports
Barnstaple	82	4	10
Beaumaris	9	10	7
Berwick	99	9	8
Boston	52	0	1
Bridgwater	22	6	3
Bristol	2,464	14	2
Bideford	263	3	8
Carlisle	698	18	8
Chester	570	11	4
Chichester	3	17	9
Colchester	118	0	4
Cowes	126	14	4
Dartmouth	19	18	1
Deal	46	18	5
Dover	188	4	9
Exeter	1,295	8	0
Falmouth	61	17	7
Feversham	0	15	9
Fowey	5	5	2
Harwich	41	1	2
Hull	1,936	12	11
Ipswich	111	10	11
Lancaster	18	7	6
Liverpool	291	19	8
Looe	29	10	0
Lyme	95	12	3
Lynn	1,358	6	11
Carried forward				73,789	7	5	1,463,778	0	8
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				73,789	7	5	1,463,778	0	8
Milford	8	15	2
Minehead	111	0	9
Newcastle	1,307	9	9
Padstow	8	18	3
Penryn	134	1	11
Penzance	64	2	7
Plymouth	395	9	9
Poole	54	18	8
Portsmouth	333	18	5
Poulton	0	4	10
Rochester	350	13	0
Rye	12	1	5
Sandwich	60	15	2
Southampton	491	7	6
Stockton	290	16	9
Sunderland	37	10	10
Swanzey	10	13	11
Truro	1	18	5
Weymouth	0	15	0
Whitby	21	16	2
Whitehaven	87	0	6
Yarmouth	558	3	3
				14,349	18	6
							88,139	6	0
French Duty of the second 25l. per tunn
London port				5,588	11	4
Outports
Berwick	0	5	0
Bristol	82	18	7
Chester	134	13	8
Cowes	3	1	11
Dartmouth	1	1	8
Dover	2	11	6
Liverpool	0	9	7
Penzance	8	15	5
Plymouth	120	3	4
Portsmouth	8	2	6
Poulton	7	10	0
Rochester	9	6	7
Southampton	2	0	11
Swanzey	27	12	1
Weymouth	247	10	5
				656	3	4
							6,244	14	9
Interest received on bonds not satisfied in due time (detailed according to Duties)							128	10	3
Carried forward							1,558,290	11	8
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							1,558,290	11	8
Overpayments on accompt of the Customs by the respective Collectors as follows over and above the money by them received for Customs and which is to be allowed and discompted in their succeeding accompts of the Customs
London port
on Poundage goods	225	18	0
Beaumaris	15	1	0
Berwick	215	4	1
Boston	88	18	4
Bridgwater	245	3	7
Bideford	400	4	6
Carlisle	2,494	6	8
Chichester (Samuel Banks)	1,818	6	5
Chichester (Hy. Baker)	408	15	4
Colchester	73	8	9
Cowes	3,484	8	10
Dartmouth	2,648	10	11
Deal	1,475	0	11
Dover	2,078	10	6
Exeter	1,703	4	6
Falmouth (William Pearson)	1,191	9	5
Falmouth (Rawleigh Radford)	300	5	5
Feversham	53	14	2
Fowey	140	12	10
Harwich	2,372	2	1
Ipswich (John Knackstone)	57	10	1
Ipswich (Jacob Bury)	0	0	1
Lancaster	37	1	0
Looe	96	7	2
Milford	10,177	13	9
Minehead (Thomas Wolstenholme)	1,329	4	10
Minehead (Francis Webber)	101	2	11
Newhaven	160	8	5
Padstow	101	9	5
Penzance (John Williams)	2,755	2	1
Penzance (Charles Jones)	173	19	1
Poole	1,829	11	0
Portsmouth (John Weavor)	3,303	8	9
Portsmouth (Samuel Binkes)	333	4	5
Poulton	34	7	7
Rochester	153	1	1
Rye	1,841	15	10
Sandwich (William Farnolls)	1,225	3	8
Carried forward							1,558,290	11	8
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							1,558,290	11	8
Sandwich (Jeoffrey Stafford)	75	2	6
Southampton	11,259	9	9
Stockton	63	1	4
Swanzey (Alexander Trotter)	2,162	19	10
Swanzey (Matthew Seys)	286	1	7
Truro	204	9	10
Weymouth	1,991	19	1
Whitby	74	11	10
Yarmouth	730	5	6
Phillip Marsh, late Collector in London	17	4	7
John Butler, late Collector at Boston	571	0	9
John Clerke, another late Collector there	1,427	4	9
Thomas Salter, late Collector at Bridgwater	306	11	1
Henry Beaumont, another late Collector there	785	10	6
Richard Ustick, late Collector at Bideford	1,728	15	11
William Christian, late Collector at Carlisle	16	0	3
Thomas Tyndale, late Collector in Chester	7	11	2
James Whittwood, late Collector at Chichester	6,187	7	5
James Smith, late Collector at Deal	1,469	2	11
Richard Breton, late Collector at Dover	14,144	4	8
Edmond Barry, late Collector at Falmouth	64	13	6
George Sprye, another late Collector there	256	6	11
Charles Sherman, late Collector at Faversham	354	14	8
Nicholas Matson, another [late] Collector there	1,286	13	2
John Dagg, late Collector at Foy	1,464	3	7
Mark Wildbore, late Collector at Harwich	139	4	0
Thomas Bridgeman, late Collector at Ipswich	288	14	8
Benjamin Huggins, another late Collector there	24	15	9
John Foster, late Collector at Lancaster	3	17	11
Edward Mann, late Collector in Newhaven	220	10	3
Francis Leister, late Collector at Padstow	517	7	1
Carried forward							1,558,290	11	8
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							1,558,290	11	8
Sidney Bligh, late Collector at Penryn	916	1	1
Thomas Swanton, late Collector at Plymouth	3,955	10	11
William Jacomb, late Collector at Poole	47	16	0
John Colquit, another late Collector there	1,122	13	10
John Moore, late Collector at Rochester	282	3	10
Robert Manley, late Collector at Rye	230	5	4
Francis Lightfoot, another Collector there	19	14	4
Michael Walford, late Collector at Sandwich	2,920	14	1
Lodowick Jackson, late Collector at Weymouth	919	10	9
Edward Fox, late Collector at Whitby	376	18	10
George Macey, another late Collector there	0	18	8
James Sedgwick, another late Collector there	64	4	6
Richard Marshall, late Collector at Whitehaven	322	18	9
				107,666	7	0
Overpayments on account of the Duties on Coffee
Liverpool	68	5	9
Plymouth	193	10	6
Portsmouth	4	18	0
Whitehaven	1	14	0
				268	8	3
Overpayments on account of the New Additional Impositions
Berwick	18	11	2
Harwich	2,027	10	6
Truro	146	2	9
Weymouth	18	8	7
John Dutton Colt, late Collector at Bristol	187	10	0
Robert Farish, late Collector at Carlisle	0	0	1
Thomas Tyndale, late Collector at Chester	250	1	7
Benjamin Huggins, late Collector at Ipswich	8	13	8
James Strong, late Collector at Looe	648	10	5
Edmond Harry, late Collector at Penryn	203	11	6
Thomas Swanton, late Collector at Plymouth	8,841	12	9
William Jacomb, late Collector at Poole	3	19	9
Carried forward				107,934	15	3	1,558,290	11	8
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				107,934	15	3	1,558,290	11	8
Lodowick Jackson, late Collector at Weymouth	197	10	4
George Macey, late Collector at Whitby	2	2	9
				12,554	6	2
Overpayments on account of the Duties on Scotch Linen
	l.	s.	d.
Bristol	18	14	4
Poole	0	13	4
Yarmouth	1	15	2
				21	2	11
Overpayments on account of the Coinage Duty
Bridgwater	0	0	3
Dartmouth	0	5	1
Falmouth	19	19	7
Feversham	0	0	1
Fowey	0	1	5
Ipswich	0	0	4
Liverpool	7	15	1
Looe	0	2	11
Minehead	0	0	0
Newhaven	0	0	4
Penryn	0	6	1
Sandwich	0	14	8
Stockton	0	1	0
Sunderland	3	1	5
Truro	3	7	7
Whitby	0	0	4
Henry Beaumont, late Collector at Bridgwater	0	2	11
John Butler, late Collector at Boston	37	4	1
John Dutton Colt, late Collector at Bristol	0	4	9
John Goddard, another late Collector there	1	14	4
Matthew Anderton, late Collector at Chester	0	19	9
John Pye, late Collector at Newcastle	0	8	3
Anthony Jackson, another late Collector there	13	0	2
William Bowles, late Collector at Poole	3	8	9
William Smith, late Collector at Rochester	58	14	4
Michael Walford, late Collector at Sandwich	1	0	0
				152	14	3
Overpayments on account of the New Subsidy
London port	500	0	0
Barnstaple	2	13	9
Bideford	120	10	9
Lancaster	1	16	10
Carried forward				120,662	18	8	1,558,290	11	8
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				120,662	18	8	1,558,290	11	8
Overpayments on account of the New Subsidy.
Looe	3	9	3
Ipswich	0	0	1
Edmond Barry, late Collector at Falmouth	21	0	3
Thomas Swanton, late Collector at Plymouth	298	17	0
Thomas Holworthy, late Collector at Poulton	208	18	3
George Macey, late Collector at Whitby	2	9	3
				1,160	0	9
Overpayments on account of the One Third Subsidy
London port	600	0	0
Looe	1	6	5
Sunderland	5	8	1
				606	14	6
Overpayments on account of the Two Thirds Subsidy
Dartmouth	1	4	4
Looe	2	12	10
Southampton	27	6	5
				31	3	8
Overpayments on account of the French Duty of the second 25l. per tun
Lyme Regis	5	17	4
Richard Ustick, late Collector at Bideford	23	5	2
Daniel Gwynn, late Collector at Falmouth	0	10	0
				29	12	6
Overpayments on account of the New Subsidy which expired 1 February 1699-1700
Cowes	16	12	0
Lyme	0	11	6
Lynn	3	3	10
Richard Ustick, late Collector at Bideford	65	5	6
Thomas Tyndale, late Collector at Chester	15	7	9
Robert Twells, late Collector at Lynn	12	10	11
				173	17	10
Overpayments on account of the New Subsidy which expired 8 March 1701-2
	l.	s.	d.
Barnstaple	199	5	9
Berwick	0	11	4
Bristol	233	10	1
Colchester	0	0	2
Exeter	134	7	4
Harwich	168	16	1
Hull	33	8	5
Liverpool	564	1	5
Lyme	25	15	11
Minehead	11	2	3
Poole	25	4	8
Carried forward				122,664	8	0	1,558,290	11	8
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				122,664	8	0	1,558,290	11	8
Sandwich	12	6	11
Stockton	0	15	2
Whitehaven	1	16	3
Yarmouth	790	15	3
John Clerke, late Collector at Boston	0	13	1
John Dutton Colt, late Collector at Bristol	109	11	9
Richard Ustick, late Collector at Bideford	24	6	11
Thomas Tyndale, late Collector at Chester	44	17	0
James Smith, late Collector at Deal	160	10	5
Richard Breton, late Collector at Dover	306	12	7
George Sprye, late Collector at Falmouth	10	7	7
Edmond Harry, late Collector at Penryn	48	5	8
				2,907	2	7
Total overpayments							125,571	10	8
Gain by the sale of the Sidney frigate							516	0	0
Total of charge and receipts							1,684,378	2	4
Discharge.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Money remitted by the Receivers and Collectors to Henry Ferne, the Receiver General of Customs and accompted for by him in his cash accompt for this year
for the Customs and Subsidies of Tonnage and Poundage				407,709	13	5
for the Duties on Coffee, Tea, etc.				8,028	17	2
for the New Additional Duty on Coffee				10,302	8	8
for the New Additional Impositions on Poundage Goods				35,118	10	11
for the New Duty on Scotch linen				11,676	2	11
for the Coinage Duty				7,067	4	1
for the 15 per cent. on Muslins				28,787	2	0
for the new Subsidy				300,944	15	11
for the French Tonnage				69	15	11
for the One Third Subsidy				101,335	9	2
for the two expired new Subsidies				5,494	4	0
for the Two Thirds Subsidy				81,851	10	4
for the French Duty of the second 25l. per tun				6,557	4	2
							1,004,942	19	0
Carried forward							1,004,942	19	0
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							1,004,942	19	0
Money overpaid by several Collectors within the time of the last preceding General Accompt of the Customs for the year 1704 and defalcked and discompted by them and allowed in this accompt
for the Customs and Subsidies of Tonnage and Poundage				107,305	16	3
for the Duties on Coffee, Tea, etc.				2,075	11	11
for the new Additional Impositions on Poundage Goods				13,760	6	10
for the new Duty on Scotch linen				24	8	6
for the Coinage Duty				149	18	5
for the 15 per cent. on Muslins				1,122	3	5
for the New Subsidy				6,223	7	5
for the One Third Subsidy				1,004	18	2
for the French Duty of the second 25l. per tun				26	16	10
for the two expired new Subsidies				2,552	16	8
							134,246	4	8
outport officers salaries, detailed				31,248	7	0
incidents, detailed				26,983	8	3
allowance for collecting the Coinage Duty				118	9	2
Debentures for re-exports				56,578	17	1
allowances and repayments for damaged and defective goods				7,114	17	3
defalcked to merchants for portage money				408	10	8
							122,452	9	6
Total of payments and allowances							1,261,641	13	3
				l.	s.	d.
Remains				422,736	9	1
Whereof :
Depending on the respective Receivers and Collectors following : viz. for money and bonds remaining in their hands
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
For the Customs and Subsidies of Tonnage and Poundage
London port
Grand Receipt	979	7	5
Wine Receipt	10	18	4
Plantation Receipt	1,278	15	2
Henry Wolstenholme, late Receiver of Plantation Goods, London port	77	18	1
Timothy Thornbury	0	0	1
Henry Ferne, Customs Cashier : bonds	60,842	1	4
the Queen's Remembrancer : bonds	2,354	10	4
				65,543	10	10
Outports
Barnstaple	1,030	17	3
Bristol	36,636	5	8
Bideford	2,218	3	4
Carlisle	61	10	3
Chester	1,302	19	4
Exeter	170	5	2
Falmouth	231	12	8
Hull	381	8	3
Carried forward				65,543	10	10
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				65,543	10	10
Liverpool	5,017	16	8
Luke Singleton, another Collector there	11,708	2	1
Lyme	1,082	3	6
Lynn	345	5	0
Newcastle	1,656	1	5
Penryn	783	16	0
Plymouth	1,849	13	7
Rochester	174	0	0
Sunderland	483	3	1
Whitehaven	12,972	16	5
Peter Docton, late Collector at Appledore	226	15	9
James Howard, late Collector at Berwick	108	12	3
William Massey, late Collector at Bridgwater	33	6	8
Edward Blackhall, late same	25	11	7
John Dutton Colt, late Collector at Bristol	833	7	3
Mathew Anderton, late Collector at Chester	34	0	2
Thomas Tipping, late same	120	0	0
Sir Edward Seymour, late same	500	0	0
Francis Isaacson, late Collector of Falmouth	37	13	2
James Graham, late Collector at Feversham	15	0	0
Francis Romney, late same there	11	5	7
Geo. Dickenson, late Collector at Hull	1,363	1	11
John Holland, late same there	2	0	2
John Natt, late Collector at Looe	0	11	1
James Strong, late same there	24	6	7
Robert Twells, late Collector at Lynn	102	14	7
Robert Thorowgood, late same there	2,165	1	5
Richard Sandys, late Collector at Minehead	466	0	2
Anthony Isaacson, late Collector at Newcastle	434	8	9
John Pye, late same there	4,260	4	0
Robert Diominiers, late Collector at Newhaven	15	12	10
Charles Anderton, late Collector at Padstow	0	14	10
Edward Moores, late same there	20	0	0
Carried forward				65,543	10	10
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				65,543	10	10
Gilbert Marshall, late Collector at Padstow	17	11	7
Cornelius Parminter, late same there	195	2	1
Thomas Sprye, late Collector at Penryn	127	7	7
John Kent, late same there	47	0	9
Sir Peter Killigrew, late same there	201	0	3
Thomas Ennys, late same there	379	11	3
Edmond Harry, late same there	9	4	6
John Penhallurick, late Collector at Poole	148	12	4
Thomas Nosworthy, late Collector at Poulton	858	7	9
William Smith, late Collector at Rochester	177	15	0
Ambrose Wade, late Collector at Shoreham	78	15	0
John Tregose, late Collector at St. Ives	30	1	9
Nicholas Prigg, late same there	115	0	9
John Hix, late same there	7	10	0
Sir Henry Brabant, late Collector at Stockton	154	5	7
Henry Brabant Esq., late same there	190	13	7
John Eden, late same there	23	3	2
William Dowthwaite, late same there	564	2	0
Robert Manley, late Collector at Swanzey	800	19	5
William Benson, late Collector at Truro	196	6	11
Geo. Pley, senr., late Collector at Weymouth	3,525	13	1
Geo. Pley, junr., late same there	118	7	8
Thomas Miller, late same there	577	2	2
Andrew Huddlestone, late Collector at Whitehaven	1,772	1	4
Henry Potkins, late Collector at Yarmouth	64	8	5
Michael Weeks, Receiver of Duties on Plantation Goods in London port	9,778	15	7
Henry Hutchinson, late Solicitor of the Customs (in bonds)	21	2	8
Richard Kent, late Receiver General of Customs (in money)	83	17	1
				112,650	1	3
Carried forward				178,193	12	1
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				178,193	12	1
For the New Duties on Coffee and Tea : at Xmas 1705
London port, Sir John Shaw	0	3	6
Michael Weeks, Plantation receipt : for the Transport Duty remaining in his hands	48	17	4
Berwick	0	1	0
Bristol	709	16	1
Cowes	249	4	5
Deal	119	2	0
Dover	75	19	9
Exeter	23	14	1
Falmouth	16	12	9
Rawleigh Radford, another Collector there	1	2	0
Harwich	133	14	3
Lancaster	0	12	8
Lyme	6	13	8
Milford	263	11	0
Newcastle	1	10	3
Penzance	0	2	0
Poole	1	4	0
Portsmouth	5	19	4
Rochester	5	16	0
Rye	7	17	6
Southampton	18	5	9
Swanzey	5	2	0
Yarmouth	137	17	6
John Clerke, late Collector at Boston : for the Transport Duty	4	6	0
James Smith, late Collector at Deale : for ditto	21	10	5
Edmund Harry, late Collector at Falmouth for ditto	16	4	10
Mark Wildbore, late Collector at Harwich : for ditto	832	2	11
Thomas Swanton, late Collector at Plymouth : for ditto	13	1	0
John Moore, late Collector at Rochester : for ditto	5	6	0
				2,725	9	5
For the New Additional Duty on Coffee
London (Sir John Shaw)	19	12	1
Bristol	53	2	0
Bideford	2	2	10
Chester	0	12	0
Cowes	2	6	9
Dover	2	5	0
Exeter	25	1	0
Falmouth	1	10	2
Rawleigh Radford, another Collector there	1	2	0
Carried forward				180,919	1	7
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				180,919	1	7
Harwich	0	13	7
Hull	2	9	0
Liverpool	4	8	0
Plymouth	12	4	1
Rochester	5	16	0
Whitehaven	1	14	3
Yarmouth	65	3	8
				200	2	8
For the New Additional Impositions
London port
Sir John Shaw : grand receipt	611	14	11
ditto (Wines and Vinegar)	370	0	0
Harry Wolstenholme, late Plantation Goods receiver	50	2	10
Henry Ferne, Customs Cashier	4,212	6	0
Queen's Remembrancer (for bonds)	30	6	4
Barnstaple	67	13	9
Beaumaris	1	1	4
Boston	2	15	8
Bristol	1,726	0	5
Bideford	442	0	10
Carlisle	15	11	5
Joseph Sewell, another Receiver there	3	3	2
Chester	405	3	1
Chichester	80	15	6
Colchester	30	17	10
Cowes	490	11	1
Dartmouth	211	18	7
Deal	497	0	5
Dover	435	17	10
Exeter	5	12	0
Falmouth	30	10	0
Rawleigh Radford, another Collector there	49	11	2
Fowey	43	7	6
Hull	450	0	8
Ipswich	1	6	0
Lancaster	601	18	0
Liverpool	382	5	1
Luke Singleton, another Collector there	71	7	6
Looe	0	1	0
Lyme	113	14	5
Lynn	42	19	10
Milford	494	19	6
Minehead	387	16	1
Francis Webber, another Collector there	40	18	9
Newcastle	642	19	8
Padstow	0	9	4
Penzance	543	6	7
Plymouth	327	12	10
Poole	784	16	7
Carried forward				181,119	4	3
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				181,119	4	3
Portsmouth	604	4	8
Samuel Binkes, another Collector there	57	0	5
Rochester	975	11	0
Rye	106	17	5
Sandwich	49	18	2
Jeffery Baford, another Collector there	17	7	10
Southampton	3,525	16	1
Stockton	275	0	10
Sunderland	12	5	10
Swanzey	120	8	10
Matthew Seys, another Collector there	12	12	6
Whitby	1	5	9
Whitehaven	23	7	8
Yarmouth	203	16	3
John Clerke, late Collector at Boston	156	1	6
Henry Beaumont, late Collector at Bridgwater	6	12	4
Richard Ustick, late Collector at Bideford	97	17	2
William Christian, late Collector at Carlisle	4	6	1
Mathew Anderton, late Collector at Chester	33	5	7
James Whitwood, late Collector at Chichester	6	13	6
James Smith, late Collector at Deal	359	12	5
Henry Breton, late Collector at Dover	8,386	6	0
Geo. Spry, late Collector at Falmouth	87	11	4
Edmond Harry, late same there	26	15	8
Nicholas Mattson, late Collector at Feversham	5	8	2
John Dagg, late Collector at Fowey	212	11	1
Mark Wildbore, late Collector at Harwich	426	10	1
George Dickinson, late Collector at Hull	235	19	11
Thomas Bridgeman, late Collector at Ipswich	313	1	6
Robert Thorowgood, late Collector at Lynn	440	13	10
Robert Twells, late same there	0	0	9
John Mann, late Collector at Newhaven	136	14	3
Anthony Isaacson, at Newcastle	0	3	7
John Plye, late same there	899	1	3
Francis Liester, late Collector at Padstow	0	18	5
Carried forward				181,119	4	3
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				181,119	4	3
Cornelius Parminter, late same there	11	15	10
Sidney Bligh, late Collector at Penryn	30	16	2
Thomas Nosworthy, late Collector at Poulton	18	0	6
John Moore, late Collector at Rochester	161	9	11
Gerrard Fox, late Collector at Whitby	35	1	0
James Sedgwick, late same there	4	12	0
Richard Marshall, late Collector at Whitehaven	40	18	1
Michael Weeks, Receiver of Duties on Plantation Goods in London port	439	14	3
				33,658	6	4
For the Duties on Scotch Linen
Berwick	154	19	10
Bideford	0	4	0
Carlisle	3,385	1	4
Joseph Sewell, another Collector there	196	4	11
Cowes	0	0	0
Exeter	23	0	7
Harwich	25	3	6
Hull	16	18	10
Lancaster	15	12	6
Liverpool	221	18	6
Lyme	0	1	10
Milford	7	4	0
Newcastle	89	18	5
Penzance	0	9	0
Rochester	0	8	6
Rye	0	9	0
Southampton	22	1	10
Sunderland	0	6	0
Swanzey	0	2	3
Weymouth	2	8	4
Whitehaven	116	13	2
John Clerke, late Collector at Boston	2	6	0
Edmond Harry, late Collector at Falmouth and Penryn	7	10	5
Thomas Swanton, late Collector at Plymouth	5	5	5
Lodowick Jackson, late Collector at Weymouth	2	5	0
Richard Marshall, late Collector at Whitehaven	20	16	10
the Queen's Remembrancer	187	8	6
				4,504	13	6
Carried forward				219,282	4	2
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				219,282	4	2
For the Coinage Duty
Barnstaple	8	17	6
Beaumaris	1	13	8
Berwick	0	0	10
Boston	0	1	5
Bristol	422	18	4
Bideford	42	0	9
Chester	2	3	4
Chichester	26	13	2
Colchester	0	0	10
Cowes	29	10	3
Deal	45	17	6
Dover	74	9	3
Exeter	76	11	5
Falmouth	32	1	0
Rawleigh Radford, another Collector there	1	8	5
Harwich	16	10	0
Hull	17	14	3
Ipswich	0	1	6
Lancaster	0	1	5
Liverpool	0	3	2
Lyme	1	1	11
Lynn	28	5	2
Milford	28	3	8
Newcastle	11	13	0
Padstow	1	14	5
Penryn	2	11	0
Penzance	34	15	5
Charles Jones, another Collector there	0	14	1
Plymouth	82	14	10
Poole	79	0	10
Portsmouth	86	13	1
Samuel Bincks, another Collector there	5	2	6
Rochester	2	14	9
Rye	40	17	11
Southampton	53	0	10
Swanzey	9	1	3
Matthew Seys, another Collector there	0	7	4
Weymouth	27	10	3
Whitehaven	3	16	9
Yarmouth	8	3	1
James Howard, late Collector at Berwick	2	11	7
Thomas Salter, late Collector at Bridgwater	1	13	8
Richard Ustick, late Collector at Bideford	65	3	2
James Smith, late Collector at Deal	163	6	6
Charles Sherman, late Collector at Feversham	0	5	11
Nicholas Mattson, late same there	1	6	6
John Dagg, late Collector at Fowey	29	11	11
Mark Wildbore, late Collector at Harwich	0	9	9
Carried forward				219,282	4	2
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
				219,282	4	2
John Bancks, late Collector at Ipswich	0	19	2
Wm. Lynstead, late Collector at Lynn	17	13	5
Francis Leister, late Collector at Padstow	0	1	8
Griffith Bower, late same there	0	13	9
John Kent, late Collector at Penryn	9	8	10
Thomas Nosworthy, late Collector at Poulton	0	18	7
Francis Lightfoot, late Collector at Rye	12	3	7
Sir Henry Brabant, late Collector at Stockton	24	10	8
Henry Brabant, late same there	9	9	9
Henry Mountfort, late same there	24	10	7
George Pley, late Collector at Weymouth	9	2	8
Lodowick Jackson, late same there	3	17	1
Richard Marshall, late Collector at Whitehaven	8	0	1
				1,693	1	3
For the New Subsidy London port
Sir John Shaw (Grand Receipt)	781	13	2
ditto (Plantation Goods)	1,278	15	2
Henry Wolstenholme, late same	91	9	4
Henry Ferne, Customs Cashier (bonds)	39,503	1	11
				41,654	19	7
Outports
Barnstaple	753	9	6
Beaumaris	10	17	3
Berwick	71	9	3
Boston	51	0	6
Bridgwater	22	1	7
Bristol	21,380	15	10
Bideford	2,161	9	11
Carlisle	551	12	4
Joseph Sewell, another Collector there	150	2	7
Chichester	369	11	11
Chester	931	13	9
Colchester	30	1	5
Cowes	435	15	6
Dartmouth	410	16	7
Deal	524	9	6
Dover	697	4	4
Exeter	1,264	6	0
Falmouth	80	16	6
Rawleigh Radford, succeeding Collector there	35	2	3
Carried forward				262,630	5	1
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				262,630	5	1
Feversham	2	11	7
Fowey	13	2	7
Harwich	35	1	7
Hull	598	5	10
Ipswich	14	6	7
Lancaster	531	10	9
Liverpool	2,231	12	0
Luke Singleton, succeeding Collector there	9,337	5	11
Lyme	775	18	1
Lynn	96	2	7
Milford	860	5	9
Minehead	294	19	1
Francis Webber, succeeding Collector there	73	16	1
Newcastle	791	17	9
Padstow	13	12	5
Penryn	372	13	1
Penzance	270	9	10
Charles Jones, succeeding Collector there	15	19	5
Plymouth	1,953	3	8
Poole	311	15	4
Portsmouth	710	5	9
Samuel Bincks, succeeding Collector there	197	6	4
Poulton	0	9	6
Rochester	285	19	2
Rye	385	0	2
Sandwich	13	8	9
Jeffery Bafford, succeeding Collector there	64	16	7
Southampton	92	4	4
Stockton	216	17	7
Sunderland	37	14	8
Swanzey	138	10	1
Matthew Seys, succeeding Collector there	25	6	10
Truro	4	17	1
Weymouth	236	8	1
Whitby	1	5	1
Whitehaven	8,961	6	11
Yarmouth	611	11	7
John Clerke, late Collector at Boston	67	1	9
Richard Ustick, late Collector at Bideford	99	6	9
Thomas Tyndale, late Collector at Chester	42	18	8
Richard Breton, late Collector at Dover	229	0	8
Geo. Sprye, late Collector at Falmouth	213	15	8
Carried forward				262,630	5	1
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							262,630	5	1
Nicholas Mattson, late Collector at Feversham	3	18	6
Cornelius Parminter, late Collector at Padstow	243	2	5
Sidney Bligh, late Collector at Penryn	2	6	11
Edmund Barry, succeeding him there	83	15	2
James Sedgwick, late Collector at Whitby	33	13	4
Richard Marshall, late Collector at Whitehaven	81	1	0
							61,605	12	8
For the One Third Subsidy
London port
Sir John Shaw (Grand Receipt)	251	19	8
ditto (Plantation Goods)	426	5	1
Henry Ferne (Customs Cashier) bonds	11,827	17	4
				12,506	2	1
Barnstaple	261	3	11
Beaumaris	3	16	11
Berwick	9	6	5
Boston	13	2	9
Bridgwater	5	13	10
Bristol	7,918	1	9
Bideford	537	11	5
Carlisle	188	18	4
Joseph Sewell, succeeding Collector there	50	0	10
Chester	153	10	6
Chichester	3	4	1
Colchester	10	0	6
Cowes	19	2	7
Dartmouth	2	11	7
Deal	75	3	4
Dover	256	14	8
Exeter	829	9	5
Falmouth	179	3	5
Rawleigh Radford, succeeding Collector there	4	2	10
Feversham	0	17	1
Fowey	13	16	7
Harwich	11	14	4
Hull	284	19	1
Ipswich	5	15	5
Lancaster	169	7	6
Liverpool	760	12	6
Luke Singleton, succeeding Collector there	2,749	14	0
Lyme	168	10	4
Carried forward				12,506	2	1	324,235	17	10
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				12,506	2	1	324,235	17	10
Lynn	178	10	8
Milford	190	8	3
Minehead	78	18	0
Francis Webber, succeeding Collector there	24	8	8
Newcastle	304	9	11
Padstow	79	11	10
Penryn	118	0	6
Penzance	73	18	7
Charles Jones, succeeding Collector there	5	5	0
Plymouth	1,368	8	5
Poole	99	4	6
Portsmouth	2,052	17	6
Samuel Bincks, succeeding Collector there	76	9	0
Poulton	0	3	2
Rochester	59	18	0
Rye	114	7	6
Sandwich	699	2	5
Jeffery Bafford, succeeding Collector there	21	12	7
Southampton	59	16	6
Stockton	71	17	2
Swanzey	7	17	7
Matthew Seys, succeeding Collector there	7	13	4
Truro	0	19	2
Weymouth	473	14	0
Whitby	0	8	4
Whitehaven	2,765	7	3
Yarmouth	576	4	11
Edmond Barry, late Collector at Falmouth	23	6	7
Cornelius Parminter, late Collector at Padstow	7	6	2
Sidney Bligh, late Collector at Penryn	3	8	8
Thomas Nosworthy, late Collector at Poulton	1	16	8
				24,316	8	11
							36,822	11	0
For the Two Thirds Subsidy
London port
Sir John Shaw (Grand Receipt)	800	19	5
Barnstaple	11	13	2
Beaumaris	6	1	6
Berwick	18	10	8
Boston	52	0	1
Bridgwater	11	7	9
Bristol	900	11	8
Bideford	20	11	9
Carried forward							361,058	8	10
	l.	s.	d.				l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							361,058	8	10
Carlisle	265	13	3
Joseph Sewell, succeeding Collector there	107	1	9
Chester	190	3	3
Chichester	3	17	9
Colchester	50	7	10
Cowes	11	1	11
Deal	46	18	5
Dover	178	13	0
Exeter	723	12	11
Falmouth	53	16	1
Rawleigh Radford, succeeding Collector there	6	13	2
Feversham	0	15	9
Fowey	5	5	2
Harwich	21	9	5
Hull	399	2	1
Ipswich	5	1	5
Lancaster	18	1	2
Liverpool	61	9	1
Luke Singleton, succeeding Collector there	36	7	10
Lyme	53	17	3
Lynn	69	4	3
Milford	8	15	2
Minehead	31	13	3
Francis Webber, succeeding Collector there	48	17	2
Newcastle	449	19	8
Padstow	8	18	3
Penryn	0	3	7
Penzance	54	8	0
Charles Jones, succeeding Collector there	3	11	3
Plymouth	11	17	7
Poole	50	10	7
Portsmouth	204	19	0
Samuel Bincks, succeeding Collector there	128	10	5
Poulton	0	6	4
Rochester	66	8	0
Rye	12	1	5
Sandwich	0	7	10
Jeffery Bafford, succeeding Collector there	43	5	3
Stockton	189	14	3
Sunderland	14	5	9
Swanzey	10	13	11
Truro	1	18	5
Weymouth	0	15	0
Whitby	0	16	9
Whitehaven	46	15	0
Yarmouth	247	1	0
							5,470	3	0
Carried forward							366,528	11	11
	l.	s.	d.				l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							366,528	11	11
For the Duties on French Tonnage
Milford	9	15	0
Minehead	24	10	5
Rye	116	10	0
Sandwich	3	12	6
Swanzey	17	15	0
Truro	0	10	0
James Smith at Deal	11	5	0
Geo. Sprye at Falmouth	14	10	0
Nicholas Mattson at Feversham	2	5	0
Lodowick Jackson at Weymouth	1	10	0
							202	2	11
For the French Duty of the second 25l. per tunn
Barnstaple	14	18	7
Berwick	2	0	0
Bristol	107	14	0
Bideford	384	3	6
Chester	0	2	4
Chichester	253	0	10
Colchester	3	2	6
Dartmouth	546	5	3
Deal	328	2	8
Dover	442	17	5
Exeter	6	6	6
Falmouth	1	5	2
Fowey	43	9	0
Hull	20	1	2
Liverpool	172	8	7
Lancaster	25	0	0
Milford	142	14	10
Minehead	114	8	5
Newcastle	62	8	11
Plymouth	20	3	4
Poole	3,195	14	5
Portsmouth	362	19	3
Rochester	106	7	4
Rye	425	3	10
Southampton	1,536	13	6
Stockton	15	0	0
Sunderland	11	1	6
Swanzey	78	0	1
Mathew Seys, succeeding Collector there	18	15	0
Truro	40	5	1
Weymouth	51	10	2
Yarmouth	8	11	10
John Dutton Colt, late Collector at Bristol	1,809	11	6
Thomas Tyndale, late Collector at Chester	335	10	0
James Whittwood, late Collector at Chichester	1,992	5	4
James Smith, late Collector at Deal	313	4	1
Richard Breton, late Collector at Dover	1,301	17	9
Carried forward							366,730	14	10
	l.	s.	d.				l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							366,730	14	10
Geo., Sprye, late Collector at Falmouth	191	11	7
Nicholas Mattson, late Collector at Feversham	38	3	5
John Dagg, late Collector at Fowey	863	11	5
James Strong, late Collector at Looe	793	9	11
Sidney Bligh, late Collector at Penryn	92	14	2
Edmond Barry, succeeding Collector there	239	13	10
Thomas Swanton, late Collector at Plymouth	607	10	5
Thomas Nosworthy, late Collector at Poulton	11	18	9
Lodowick Jackson, late Collector at Weymouth	345	3	8
Richard Marshall, late Collector at Whitehaven	10	0	2
							18,388	11	3
For the New Subsidy which expired 1 February 1699-1700
Henry Ferne Customs Cashier (on bonds)	2,285	19	7
Barnstaple	267	14	11
Beaumaris	2	4	9
Bristol	1,647	2	1
Bideford	223	1	5
Carlisle	1,642	5	11
Dartmouth	25	2	8
Exeter	547	17	9
Harwich	1,878	13	9
Hull	373	16	10
Lancaster	103	11	0
Liverpool	2,270	10	7
Luke Singleton, succeeding Collector there	246	13	3
Milford	388	18	8
Newcastle	Nil
Penzance	11	10	1
Poole	94	2	3
Rye	53	17	11
Southampton	1,191	19	8
Stockton	130	7	10
Swanzey	104	17	10
Truro	65	3	1
Weymouth	900	16	11
Whitehaven	164	16	6
Yarmouth	757	15	5
John Clerk, late Collector at Boston	1	4	1
Henry Beaumont, ditto at Bridgwater	32	1	5
John Dutton Colt, ditto at Bristol	2,362	1	4
Carried forward							385,119	6	2
	l.	s.	d.				l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							385,119	6	2
James Whittwood, ditto at Chichester	138	1	3
James Smith, ditto at Deal	451	6	8
Richard Breton, ditto at Dover	306	12	7
Geo. Sprye, ditto at Falmouth	10	7	7
Nicholas Mattson, ditto at Feversham	34	7	8
John Dagg, ditto at Fowey	169	18	8
Mark Wildbore, ditto at Harwich	557	2	0
James Strong, ditto at Looe	50	14	10
Robert Thorowgood, ditto at Lynn	205	5	9
Edmond Barry, ditto at Penryn	1	5	0
Sidney Bligh, succeeding him there	60	10	11
Thomas Swanton, ditto at Plymouth	7,340	15	9
Thomas Nosworthy, ditto at Poulton	15	5	2
John Moore, ditto at Rochester	194	16	5
Lodowick Jackson, ditto at Weymouth	9	13	10
Richard Marshall, ditto at Whitehaven	9	8	5
the Queen's Remembrancer's Office (bonds)	70	18	11
							27,052	0	4
For the New Subsidy which expired 8 March 1701-2
London
Henry Wolstenholme, late Receiver of Plantation Goods in London port	0	7	3
Henry Ferne, Customs Cashier	4,307	4	1
Outports
Beaumaris	0	3	1
Bristol	2,408	13	2
Bideford	407	18	8
Carlisle	10	0	4
Chester	50	13	1
Cowes	76	8	3
Deal	216	11	4
Lancaster	117	3	4
Liverpool	628	3	5
Lynn	38	7	10
Milford	473	16	9
Newcastle	76	1	4
Penzance	306	6	4
Rye	33	16	4
Carried forward							412,171	6	6
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							412,171	6	6
Southampton	10	17	2
Swanzey	177	17	4
Truro	0	0	2
Weymouth	38	6	7
Whitehaven	326	16	10
Nicholas Mattson, late Collector at Feversham	4	9	6
John Dagg, late Collector at Fowey	412	15	3
Sidney Bligh, late Collector at Penryn	11	2	11
Thomas Swanton, late Collector at Plymouth	43	11	6
Thomas Nosworthy, late Collector at Poulton	212	7	10
Lodwick Jackson, late Collector at Weymouth	44	9	4
Richard Marshall, late Collector at Whitehaven	9	16	6
							10,565	2	6
Thomas Swanton, Collector at Plymouth, being due from him for the Duty of 15 per cent. on Muslins							0	0	0
Total supers							422,736	9	1
And so this General Accompt of the Customs is Even and Quit.
Declared 21 January, 1713-4.


Declared Accounts : Tobacco ; General Account.

Audit Office, Bundle 631, Roll 201.
New Impositions on Tobacco. General Accompt by Rowland Holt. 1704 December 26 to 1705 December 25.
Charge.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Remains in the hands of Receivers and Collectors							598,541	18	1
	l.	s.	d.
Receipts.
London port
Sir John Shaw				81,858	16	8
Outports
Barnstaple	2,626	7	8
Bristol	58,839	0	4
Bideford	9,890	12	11
Chester	1,711	0	6
Cowes	908	8	9
Dartmouth	5	5	5
Dover	2,450	2	6
Lancaster	1,840	17	9
Liverpool	7,951	4	2
Luke Singleton, succeeding Collector there	27,078	11	6
Lyme	1,503	19	11
Milford	533	18	0
Padstow	3	19	9
Penzance	1,262	10	6
John Williams, succeeding Collector there	0	18	7
Charles Jones, succeeding him there	31	1	10
Plymouth	7,613	0	9
Portsmouth	0	8	3
Whitehaven	22,534	11	7
				148,786	19	4
							230,645	16	0
interest received on bonds not satisfied in due time							159	19	2
money paid by Collectors over and above the money they received for the said Impositions on tobacco : which is to be allowed and discompted to them in their succeeding accompts of this Duty
Lionell Norman, Collector at Berwick				1	15	0
Charles Orchard, Exeter				741	18	5
Luke Singleton, Liverpool				3	12	5
George Savile, Poole				31	0	3
George Schuckburgh, Rye				12	6	0
Thomas Lowson, Stockton				7	17	7
Thomas Clarke, Yarmouth				0	17	9
John Dutton Colt, late Collector at Bristol				20,037	18	3
Mark Wildbore, ditto Harwich				0	0	0
George Dickenson, ditto Hull				80	8	11
Henry Isaacson, ditto Newcastle				516	0	4
Sidney Bligh, ditto Penryn				0	0	5
Edmund Harry, succeeding him				108	14	1
John Colquit, ditto Poole				7	5	4
Andrew Huddleston, ditto Whitehaven				1,304	8	7
							22,854	3	9
Total charge and receipts							852,201	17	1
Discharge.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Money remitted to Henry Ferne, Customs Cashier, by the Receivers and Collectors of the New Impositions on tobacco							193,409	9	3
Money overpaid by the Receivers and Collectors on their preceding year's accompt ended Xmas 1704 and here defalked, discounted and allowed
Lionell Norman, Collector at Berwick				1	15	0
Charles Orchard, Exeter				671	18	5
Sidney Bligh, Penryn				0	0	5
Edmond Harry, succeeding Bligh there				108	14	1
George Savile, Poole				31	0	3
George Schuckburgh, Rye				12	6	0
Thomas Clarke, Yarmouth				0	17	9
John Dutton Colt, Bristol				20,037	18	3
Mark Wildbore, Harwich				0	0	0
George Dickenson, Newcastle				516	0	4
John Colquitt, Poole				7	5	4
Andrew Huddlestone, Whitehaven				1,304	8	7
							22,772	13	8
Money repaid by Collectors, detailed, on debentures for tobacco exported							44,103	2	9
Money repaid by Collectors, detailed, upon certificates of damages and over entries							9,470	0	0
Total payments and allowances							269,755	5	9
Remains				582,446l.	11s.	4d.
Whereof
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Depending upon Receivers and Collectors of this Duty for the time of this accompt or preceding accompts for money remaining in their hands at Xmas 1705
Sir John Shaw, Receiver for Plantation Goods in London port				4,298	3	9
Henry Wolstenholme, late Receiver of same				64	12	7
Thomas Grainger, late same				513	8	0
Henry Ferne, Customs Cashier for bonds in his hands				255,843	10	5
the Queen's Remembrancer for bonds				34,983	1	5
							295,702	16	3
Thomas Clinton, Collector at Barnstaple				3,146	10	8
William Lewis, Beaumaris				11	13	8
William Cornish, Bridgwater				500	0	0
John Sansom, Bristol				108,541	10	2
John Bolitho, Bideford				11,454	17	5
Edmund Smith, Chester				3,468	13	5
Samuel Bincks, Chichester				417	11	6
Thomas Cole, Cowes				373	5	8
Thomas Jenkinson, Dartmouth				512	1	1
Lancelott Whitehall, Deal				210	16	1
Robert Breton, Dover				1,091	15	3
William Pierson, Falmouth				538	10	10
Rawleigh Radford, succeeding said Pierson				832	17	0
Charles Jones, Fowey				37	18	10
Joseph Bentley, Lancaster				2,917	18	6
Edward Scarborough, Liverpool				9,031	9	5
Luke Singleton, succeeding him there				54,677	6	9
Peter Southwick, Lyme				3,201	15	8
Carried forward							295,702	16	3
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							295,702	16	3
Walter Middleton, Milford				7,573	4	10
Thomas Wolstenholme, Minehead				347	17	0
Robert Hebburne, Newcastle				1,123	13	4
Ambrose Thompson, Penryn				1,651	9	0
John Williams, late Collector at Penzance				3	0	0
Charles Jones, succeeding him there				27	10	1
William Pierson, Collector at Plymouth				7,561	3	11
John Weaver, Portsmouth				21	10	1
Adam de Cardonell, Southampton				778	3	10
Alexander Trotter, Swanzey				376	2	9
Nicholas Saunders, Truro				2	11	1
Thomas Bowyer, Weymouth				371	12	10
John Fotherby, Whitehaven				29,701	8	11
John Howard, late Collector at Berwick				0	1	9
John Clarke, ditto Boston				60	0	0
Henry Beaumont, ditto Bridgwater				701	3	5
Richard Ustick, ditto Bideford				763	3	5
Mathew Anderson, ditto Chester				0	8	9
Thomas Tyndale, ditto ibid				405	6	7
James Whittwood, ditto Chichester				376	1	10
James Smith, ditto Deal				1,036	19	0
Richard Breton, ditto Dover				410	3	9
George Spry, ditto Falmouth				77	8	3
Edmond Harry, late same there				212	10	4
Charles Sherman, ditto Feversham				2	5	2
Nicholas Matson, ditto there				150	0	0
John Dagg, ditto Fowey				396	13	10
John Foster, ditto Lancaster				3	17	11
James Strong, ditto Looe				4	6	0
John Mann, ditto Newhaven				151	16	3
John Pye, ditto Newcastle				828	18	1
Francis Liester, ditto Padstow				365	12	4
Cornelius Parminter, ditto there				0	8	7
Thomas Nosworthy, ditto Poulton				86	0	10
Thomas Swanton, ditto Plymouth				254	17	5
William Bowles, ditto Poole				1,015	3	6
William Jacombe, ditto there				198	18	10
Thomas Salter, ditto Rochester				217	10	10
William Smith, ditto there				7	17	8
John Moore, ditto there				11	10	0
Michael Walford, ditto Sandwich				490	15	11
Henry Braban, ditto Stockton				174	17	3
William Dowthwaite, ditto ibid				244	11	5
Lodowick Jackson, ditto Weymouth				787	15	9
Richard Marshall, ditto Whitehaven				116	11	3
Michael Weeks, late Receiver for Plantation Goods in London port				26,484	19	10
Richard Hutchinson, late Solicitor to the Customs (bonds in his custody)				180,017	18	2
							286,743	15	1
							582,446	11	4
And so this General accompt of the New Impositions on Tobacco is Even and Quit.
Declared 21 January 1713-4.



Declared Accounts : Tobacco ; Cash Account.
Audit Office, Bundle 778, Roll 942.
Henry Ferne, Customs Cashier. [The Cash] Account of Impositions on Tobacco. 25 December 1704 to 25 December 1705.
Charge.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Arrears				271,966	18	1
receipts
for arrears of this Duty which determined at Michaelmas 1701
on bonds	47	3	3
Bristol	500	0	0
Dover	267	19	4
Liverpool	1,293	0	0
Stockton	218	10	0
Whitehaven	78	9	1
				2,405	1	8
on account of the present Duty
London port	138,462	5	3
Outports
Bristol	16,258	7	0
Bridgwater	353	17	5
Barnstaple	834	1	4
Bideford	842	12	1
Chester	1,524	9	8
Exeter	70	0	0
Falmouth	700	0	0
Lyme	327	2	3
Lancaster	185	0	0
Liverpool	11,324	2	2
Penryn	17	14	5
Plymouth	2,677	16	10
Padstow	563	19	4
Whitehaven	739	12	0
				174,880	19	10
Total charge				449,252	19	8
Discharge.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
surplusage at the foot of this accomptant's last account				150	0	7
repayments [or drawback] for tobacco exported				109,801	1	6
repayments for decayed and defective tobacco				8,086	0	8
paid to persons employed about the new Impositions on tobacco, to wit clerks employed under Sir John Shaw and Mr. Charles Shaw in the Plantation receipt				300	0	0
Auditor's fee				25	0	0
to this accomptant for extraordinary clerks				100	0	0
money paid into the Exchequer
out of the Impositions which ended 29 September 1710	1,081	12	10
out of the present new Impositions on tobacco	74,015	14	4
				75,097	7	2
Total payments and allowances				193,559	10	0
	l.	s.	d.
and so remains	255,693	9	8
against which bonds in this Accomptant's hands	255,843	10	5
and so this Accomptant is in surplusage	150	0	0
Declared 6 March 1706-7.


Declared Accounts : Wines And Vinegar ; General Account.

Wines And Vinegar 1704-5.
General Account.
Audit Office, Bundle 631, Roll 200.
Rowland Holt, Comptroller General of the Accounts of the Customs. (This account is perishing, being rotted by damp).
Charge.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Remains, bonds in the hands of several Receivers and Collectors as at the foot of the last. General account for the preceding year 1703-4				69,330	9	11
Money in hands of ditto				44,914	2	2
The Queen's Remembrancer bonds delivered to him to be prosecuted				1,424	15	7
							115,669	7	8
Receipts
Money due and payable to her Majesty within the time of this accompt for the said New Impositions on Wines and Vinegar
London port
Sir John Shaw				91,110	4	0
Outports
	l.	s.	d.
Barnstaple	167	16	5
Beaumaris	7	16	2
Bristol	6,177	4	10
Bideford	654	6	3
Chester	2,197	16	9
Chichester	13	10	11
Colchester	12	17	7
Cowes	47	16	0
Dartmouth	27	8	4
Deal	92	0	9
Dover	1,000	17	8
Exeter	2,278	17	9
Falmouth	29	5	3
William Peirson, succeeding Collector	107	19	6
Fowey	4	10	0
Harwich	8	14	11
Hull	2,412	10	3
Ipswich	0	15	4
Liverpool	699	2	0
Luke Ingleton, succeeding Collector	3	2	6
Looe	121	10	7
Lyme	137	7	4
John Kent, succeeding Collector	4,623	13	3
Newcastle	1,766	16	8
Penryn	410	16	7
Penzance	369	0	7
Charles Jones, succeeding Collector	6	18	5
Plymouth	1,609	0	0
Poole	112	18	7
Portsmouth	490	7	4
Samuel Bincks, Collector there	71	1	0
Poulton	0	1	4
Rochester	475	10	4
Carried forward				91,110	4	0	115,669	7	8
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward				91,110	4	0	115,669	7	8
Rye	695	9	10
Swanzey	45	2	3
Mat. Seyes, succeeding Collector	5	8	10
Weymouth	155	11	7
Whitby	1	18	0
Whitehaven	61	14	2
Yarmouth	8	3	10
Southampton	2,654	13	6
				29,767	6	3
							120,877	10	4
Overpayments by Collectors over and above the money they received for the said New Impost within the time of this account and which is to be allowed and discompted in their succeeding accompts
	l.	s.	d.
Bridgwater	0	0	0
Colchester	3	19	3
Sandwich	20	0	0
John Dutton Colt, late Collector at Bristol	32	15	10
Mathew Anderton, late Collector at Chester	0	2	11
Edmond Harry, late Collector at Falmouth	29	4	5
James Strong, late Collector at Looe	81	4	2
Robert Twells, late Collector at Lynn	46	0	7
Robert Thorowgood, late same there	1,926	2	7
Thomas Swanton, late Collector at Plymouth	486	10	9
William Jacomb, late Collector at Poole	0	0	0
William Smith, late Collector at Rochester	1	1	10
William Dowthwaite, late Collector at Stockton	101	11	6
Andrew Huddlestone, late Collector at Whitehaven	214	0	4
				2,942	14	6
							2,942	14	6
Total charge and receipts							239,489	12	7
Discharge.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Money charged in the Cash account of the Customs							131,770	6	6
Overpayments defalked and discounted by the Collectors in the account for 1703 Xmas to 1704 Xmas and hereby allowed
Sir John Shaw, London				0	0	7
William Cornish, Collector, Bridgwater				0	0	0
James Bruce, ditto Colchester				3	19	3
Peter Southwick, Collector at Lyme				1	19	9
William Peirson, Collector at Plymouth				93	15	3
John Dutton Colt, late Collector at Bristol				32	15	10
Mathew Anderton, late same at Chester				0	2	11
Edmond Harry, late same at Falmouth				29	4	5
Benj. Huggins, late same at Ipswich				9	14	1
Robert Twells, late same at Lynn				46	0	7
Robert Thorowgood, late same there				1,926	2	7
James Strong, late same at Looe				81	4	2
Thomas Swanton, late same at Plymouth				486	10	9
William Jacomb, late same at Poole				0	0	0
William Smith, late same at Rochester				1	1	10
William Douthwaite, late same at Stockton				101	11	6
Andrew Huddlestone, late same at Whitehaven				214	0	4
							3,028	4	4
Money repaid to merchants and others upon certificates of damaged goods							1,804	15	0
Total payments and allowances							136,603	5	10
Remains				102,886l.	6s.	9d.
Against which Depending
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
London port : Henry Ferne, Customs Cashier, for bonds in his hands				54,153	1	2
the Queen's Remembrancer for bonds delivered to him to be prosecuted				1,290	9	1
							55,443	10	3
Thomas Clinton, Collector at Barnstaple				5	18	11
William Lewis, ditto at Beaumaris				20	7	4
Lionel Norman, ditto at Berwick				9	8	7
Charles Northcote, ditto at Boston				71	11	7
John Sansome, ditto at Bristol				5,803	2	10
John Bolitho, ditto at Bideford				707	4	6
Edmund Smith, ditto at Chester				2,669	4	4
Samuel Bincks, ditto at Chichester				450	12	11
Thomas Cole, ditto at Cowes				350	6	4
Thomas Jenkinson, ditto at Dartmouth				156	0	7
Lancelot Whitehall, ditto at Deal				794	3	2
Robert Breton, ditto at Dover				2,565	16	1
Charles Orchard, ditto at Exeter				1,444	4	2
William Peirson, ditto at Falmouth				86	1	1
Rawleigh Radford, same there				29	5	3
Charles Jones, same at Fowey				43	11	2
Robert Meadows, same at Harwich				8	14	0
Hugh Mason, same at Hull				134	12	9
John Knackstone, same at Ipswich				0	15	4
Joseph Bentley, same at Lancaster				2,172	1	4
Edward Scarborough, same at Liverpool				61	7	1
Luke Singleton, same ibid.				821	17	3
John Dyer, same at Looe				67	0	5
Peter Southwick, same at Lyme				31	10	0
John Brent, same at Lynn				3,412	8	1
Carried forward							55,443	10	3
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							55,443	10	3
Andrew Middleton, same at Milford				1,198	10	0
Robert Hebburne, same at Newcastle				42	10	9
Ambrose Thompson, same at Penryn				309	0	7
John Williams, same at Penzance				539	18	2
Charles Jones, same ibid.				6	18	5
William Peirson, same at Plymouth				308	6	7
George Savile, same at Poole				443	9	10
John Meavor, same at Portsmouth				930	6	3
Samuel Binkes, same ibid.				69	12	6
John Pope, same at Rochester				439	0	5
George Schuckburgh, same at Rye				558	18	6
Adam de Cardonell, same at Southampton				2,416	19	2
Thomas Lowson, same at Stockton				3	12	10
William Ettrick, same at Sunderland				7	13	9
Alexander Trotter, same at Swanzey				665	15	5
Mathew Seyes, same ibid.				5	4	10
Nicholas Saunders, same at Truro				45	1	11
Thomas Bower, same at Weymouth				49	19	8
John Fotherby, same at Whitehaven				180	12	4
John Butler, late same at Boston				500	18	10
John Clarke, late same ibid.				224	14	3
Thomas Salter, late same at Bridgwater				105	2	6
Thomas Clarke, late same at Yarmouth				344	2	1
Henry Beaumont, late same at Bridgwater				421	16	0
Richard Ustick, late same at Bideford				322	18	7
Thomas Tyndale, late same at Chester				97	10	1
James Whitwood, late same at Chichester				1,243	10	10
James Smith, late same at Deal				821	11	11
Nathaniel Franklyn, late same ibid.				98	16	5
Richard Breton, late same at Dover				9,856	15	10
Geo. Sprye, late same at Falmouth				339	17	3
Cha. Sherman, late same at Feversham				328	2	11
Nicho. Mattson, late same ibid.				1	4	11
John Dagg, late same at Fowey				291	7	0
Mark Wildbore, late same at Harwich				7	6	11
Thomas Bridgeman, late same at Ipswich				8	14	9
Anthony Isaacson, late same at Newcastle				30	4	6
Cha. Anderton, late same at Padstow				1	3	0
Gilbert Marshall, late same ibid.				45	18	9
Francis Leister, late same ibid.				1	10	8
Cornelius Parminter, late same ibid.				33	6	1
Sidney Bligh, late same at Penryn				43	5	5
Edmund Harry, late same ibid.				127	15	5
Thomas Nosworthy, late same at Poulton				0	0	0
William Bowles, late same at Poole				52	2	2
John Moore, late same at Rochester				210	3	0
Christopher Eyres, late same at Rye				10	15	11
Francis Lightfoot, late ibid.				90	9	8
Robert Manley, late same ibid.				181	9	3
Michael Walford, late same at Sandwich				957	10	6
Sir Henry Brabant, late same at Stockton				124	2	3
George Pley, senr., late same at Weymouth				84	19	4
Lodowick Jackson, late same ibid.				189	15	2
Thomas Shipton, late same at Whitby				0	2	0
Gerard Fox, late same ibid.				73	19	6
Richard Marshall, late same at Whitehaven				31	12	9
							47,442	16	5
							102,886	6	9
And so this General accompt of Wines and Vinegar 1704-5 is even and quit.
Declared 21 January 1713-4.


Declared Accounts : Wines and Vinegar ; Cash Account.

Audit Office, Bundle 778, Roll 941.
Henry Ferne, Receiver General and Cashier of Customs. [The Cash] Account of Impositions on Wines and Vinegar 25 December 1704 to 25 December 1705.
Charge
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Remains on the foot of his last accompt				73,573	10	2
receipts on account of arrears of this Duty terminated at Michaelmas 1701
on bonds	134	6	5
Chester port	564	1	2
Minehead	170	0	9
				868	8	4
On the present Duty
London port	91,110	3	5
Outports
Bristol	3,810	0	0
Boston	150	0	0
Barnstaple	361	10	1
Beaumaris	5	16	5
Bideford	528	6	0
Chester	1,108	6	1
Colchester	12	17	7
Dover	90	16	3
Dartmouth	35	9	10
Exeter	1,908	19	11
Falmouth	400	0	0
Feversham	3	8	4
Hull	2,617	13	4
Harwich	11	1	1
Ipswich	6	3	2
Looe	26	8	8
Lyme	92	16	0
Liverpool	355	13	0
Lynn	4,459	0	0
Minehead	17	6	2
Newcastle	2,370	0	0
Newhaven	3	11	3
Penryn	273	8	4
Plymouth	1,052	5	1
Portsmouth	561	0	0
Poulton	0	1	4
Rochester	736	18	10
Rye	442	0	0
Southampton	2,820	7	5
Sandwich	87	16	6
Whitehaven	64	9	11
Weymouth	193	16	9
Whitby	1	18	0
				115,724	9	4
Total charge				190,166	10	11
Discharge.
	l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Surplusage on this Accomptant : last account				150	1	2
repayments for decayed and defective wines				10,670	9	5
salary of extraordinary clerks				50	0	0
Auditor's fee				25	0	0
Money paid into the Exchequer
out of the Impositions which determined at Michaelmas 1701	3,712	2	9
out of the present Duty	117,312	14	5
				121,024	17	2
Total payments and allowances				131,920	7	10
And so this Accomptant is in surplusage	150l.	1s.	4d.


Declared Accounts : Silks And Linens ; General Account.

Audit Office, Bundle 631, Roll 199.
Rowland Holt, Comptroller General of the Accounts of the Customs. [The General] Account of the New Impositions on Silks and Linens. 26 December 1704 to 25 December 1705.
(This Roll is in a perishing condition). (The Cash account for this Duty is continued in Pipe Office Roll 1199).
Charge.
				l.	s.	d.	l.	s.	d.
Arrears in the hands of the several Receivers and Collectors							64,495	16	11
Receipts
London port				175,308	6	10
Outports
	l.	s.	d.
Barnstaple	273	12	8
Beaumaris	42	13	5
Berwick	124	8	6
Boston	153	13	11
Bridgwater	226	18	7
Bristol	8,218	4	11
Bideford	511	11	11
Carlisle	904	8	1
Chester	170	17	3
Cowes	253	19	4
Colchester	99	12	2
Dartmouth	25	1	11
Deal	35	12	8
Dover	94	3	5
Exeter	1,702	10	5
Falmouth	194	0	5
Feversham	2	3	9
Fowey	0	14	10
Harwich	59	14	8
Hull	5,570	9	5
Ipswich	165	18	4
Lancaster	8	3	9
Liverpool	970	5	6
Looe	2	13	8
Lyme	155	15	5
Lynn	1,659	4	10
Milford	30	9	6
Minehead	693	11	8
Newcastle	2,875	9	2
Padstow	71	13	2
Penryn	230	12	4
Penzance	177	16	3
Plymouth	1,391	3	5
Poole	71	2	5
Portsmouth	1,027	16	6
Poulton	1	1	8
Rochester	519	18	3
Sandwich	168	3	0
Southampton	227	1	0
Stockton	558	16	1
Sunderland	52	12	10
Swansea	173	3	0
Truro	5	5	6
Weymouth	0	18	9
Whitby	34	14	7
Yarmouth	1,062	2	7
Whitehaven	95	9	2
				31,175	16	8
							206,484	3	6
Carried forward							270,979	4	5
							l.	s.	d.
Brought forward							270,979	4	5
Exceedings or overpayments by the Collectors of the following Outports : "which is to be allowed and discounted to the said Collectors in their succeeding accounts of this Duty"
	l.	s.	d.
Carlisle	2	8	11
Rochester	107	16	5
Sunderland	47	0	1
Whitby	0	2	0
Bridgwater	166	18	8
Falmouth	74	1	8
Hull	59	18	0
Looe	62	11	8
Newcastle	73	17	6
Whitby	1	1	11
Whitehaven	252	14	10
							848	11	11
Total charge and receipts							271,827	16	4
Discharge.
							l.	s.	d.
Money remitted to the Receiver General and Cashier of Customs							190,179	18	8
	l.	s.	d.
Money overpaid by several Collectors on their accounts of this Duty for the preceding year ended at Xmas 1704
London	6,230	11	8
Falmouth	74	1	8
Lyme	0	2	11
Rochester	14	17	0
Sunderland	53	12	7
Bridgwater	166	18	8
Hull	59	18	0
Looe	62	11	8
Newcastle	73	17	6
Whitby	1	1	11
Whitehaven	252	14	10
							6,990	8	8
Money repaid upon debentures for Silks and Linens exported							7,118	9	4
Money repaid upon certificates of damages and overentries							395	11	6
Total payments and allowances							204,684	8	3
And so remains				67,143l.	8s.	1d.
Against which depending upon sundry Receivers and Collectors of the said Duties for money or bonds taken for the said Duties within the time of this account or depending upon them on preceding accompts and remaining in their hands at Xmas 1705
				l.	s.	d.
London				12,355	7	4
Outports
Barnstaple				148	6	6
Beaumaris				22	2	5
Berwick				52	12	9
Boston				22	17	2
Bridgwater				101	2	6
Bristol				5,646	1	11
Bideford				557	16	5
Carlisle				36	10	0
Chester				71	8	0
Chichester				368	13	8
Colchester				3	18	9
Cowes				370	5	10
Dartmouth				143	7	5
Deal				184	0	7
Dover				41	9	4
Exeter				1,026	7	7
Falmouth				125	13	7
Feversham				2	3	9
Fowey				29	18	9
Harwich				2,129	14	9
Hull				859	9	5
Lancaster				47	8	9
Liverpool				595	15	10
Lyme				10	11	6
Lynn				246	3	4
Milford				785	5	8
Minehead				1,303	10	2
Newcastle				71	13	2
Penryn				50	2	9
Penzance				686	14	7
Plymouth				46	7	9
Poole				266	8	3
Portsmouth				614	3	10
Poulton				0	18	9
Rye				235	15	0
Sandwich				67	8	2
Southampton				1,757	13	11
Stockton				333	6	10
Swanzey				710	0	7
Truro				196	2	8
Weymouth				610	12	0
Whitehaven				149	12	9
Yarmouth				677	15	3
[Imprests on preceding accompts]
Berwick (James Howard, late Collector)				462	13	6
Boston (John Butler, late Collector)				158	5	7
(John Clarke, ditto)				793	7	10
Bristol (John Dutton Colt, late Collector)				15,362	15	8
Bideford (Richard Ustick, late Collector)				245	0	11
Chester (Thomas Tyndale, late Collector)				237	0	1
(Mathew Anderson, ditto)				11	5	3
Carlisle (William Christian, late Collector)				211	11	4
Chichester (James Whittwood, late Collector)				739	15	1
Deal (Nathaniel Francklynn late Collector)				24	13	6
(James Smith, ditto)				374	10	7
Dover (Richard Bretton, late Collector)				2,726	13	1
Falmouth (George Spry, late Collector)				384	17	4
Ipswich (Benjamin Hugins, late Collector)				91	10	9
(Thomas Bridgman, ditto)				111	19	5
Faversham (Charles Sherman, late Collector)				230	13	8
(Nicholas Mattson, ditto)				46	16	9
Fowey (John Dagge, late Collector)				89	6	9
Harwich (Marke Wildbore, late Collector)				50	19	0
Lynn (Robert Thorowgood, late Collector)				32	4	1
Robert Twells (ditto)				0	7	0
Newcastle (John Pye, late Collector)				1,923	15	11
Padstow (Gilbert Marsh, late Collector)				23	6	10
(. Leister, ditto)				140	3	8
(Cornelius Parminter, ditto)				8	2	4
Penryn (Sidney Bligh, late Collector)				123	9	6
(John Kent, ditto)				6	5	11
(Edmund Harry, ditto)				36	2	11
Plymouth (Thomas Swanton, late Collector there)				5,364	13	3
Poulton (Thomas Nosworthy, late Collector)				35	14	2
Poole (Thomas Bowells, late Collector)				94	9	4
(William Jacomb, ditto)				20	9	5
Rochester (William Smith, late Collector)				42	0	8
(John Moore, ditto)				702	12	4
Rye (Francis Lightfoot, late Collector)				48	17	7
(Robert Manley, ditto)				54	5	5
Sandwich (Michaell Walford, late Collector)				1,169	1	4
Weymouth (George Pley, junr., late Collector)				53	5	5
(Lodowick Jackson, ditto)				105	7	1
Whitby (Gerrard Fox, late Collector)				352	19	3
(James Sedgwick, ditto)				121	17	8
Whitehaven (Richard Marshall, late Collector)				44	4	4
				67,143	8	1
And so this Accomptant is Even and Quit.
Declared 21 January, 1713-14.