shall pay for Package Duties after the rate of one penny in the pound, according as they are expressed or valued in His Majesty's late Book of Rates; and all other not expressed therein shall pay the same rate according to their true value. For every entry in the Packer's book for writing bills to each entry outward, as usually they have done, twelve pence. The strangers shall pay the labouring porters for making up their goods, at their own charge, as always they have done. The strangers shall pay the water-side porters belonging to the Package-office such fees and duties, for landing and shipping their goods, as they have usually paid within these ten years last past. TITLE CCLXIV.-TABLE T. A TABLE of the DUTIES of BAILLAGE for the Surveying, Delilivering, or Baillage of all Goods which shall be carried out into Parts beyond the Seas by way of Merchandize, through the River Thames, in any Vessel, and which upon any Bank or Wharf thereof shall happen to remain and be unladen. liquid or dry, that are not particularly rated in this Table, shall pay Baillage Duties outwards, by their bulk, as followeth, viz. The Mayor, Commonalty, and Citizens of London have also the grant of the survey of the measure, number, and weight of the goods of any Denizen whose father is an Alien, as of the goods of Aliens coming in or going out of the port of London by land or by water as also the carriage and port ge of such goods which shall be carried into London, from the river Thames, to the house or warehouse of such Alien, and thence to the said river. TITLE CCLXV.-TABLE U. A TABLE of the RATES of PILOTAGE for piloting Ships from the River to the Downs and up and down the North Channel, from and to Hosely Bay; or from or off the Entrance of the Thames to London, and to Sea from the River. (a) (a) As to Ramsgate, Down, Sandwich, or Margate, see TITLE 237. 9 10 0 17.. 10 5 0 18.. il 16 0 19.. 12 10 0 20.. 14 0 0 21.. 15 10 0 |