Declared Accounts: Customs, Cash Account

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Customs, Cash Account

DECLARED ACCOUNTS: CUSTOMS: CASH ACCOUNT.

AUDIT OFFICE: BUNDLE 788, ROLL 996 [A.O.1 /788/996].

The Final Accompt of Horatio Walpole and Francis Hawes, Receivers General and Cashiers of Customs.

26 December 1716 to 20 June 1717, with arrears etc. to November 1717.

Charge. £ s. d. £ s. d.
Arrears: remaining in the Accomptants' hands in money on the determination of their preceding Accompt 2,769 17 3
the value of sundry bonds and obligations then in their hands:
for the Customs from 1 Aug. 1714		 53,789 0 8¾
for the New Subsidy to 31 July 1714 13,230 6 2¼
for ditto to 29 Sept. 1715 7,877 2 5
for ditto from 29 Sept. 1715 30,623 13 9¼
and for the One Third or Additional Subsidy from 8 March 1706–7 18,225 14 4¼
— 123,745 17 5½
(total arrears 126,515l. 14s. 8½d.)
Receipts: money received from the several Receivers and Collectors of Customs within the time of this Accompt:
for the Customs:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 106,424 4 8
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt, in money 46,393 0 10½
ditto, ditto, in bonds 14,858 15 0
ditto, on the Wine Receipt 86,527 18 7¾
several merchants, for interest on bonds 168 13 2½
(total London port 254,372l. 12s. 4¾d.)
Outports:
Barnstaple (Robert Rowe, late Collector)		 20 0 0
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 7 12 11¾
Berwick (George Moore, late Collector) 45 7 7¼
ditto (Samuel Kettelby) 32 11 4¾
Blackney and Cley (Thomas Shorting) 7 18 0
Boston (Samuel Oldfield) 0 3 6¾
Bridgwater (John Oldmixon, late Collector) 170 0 0
ditto (John Allen) 16 12 10
Bridlington (John Bower) 15 10 11¾
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 3,491 10 2
Bydeford (Thomas Jans) 542 14 7
Carlisle (Richard Gibson) 12 16 7
Deale (Salathiel Rolfe) 2 2 9¼
ditto (Edward Davis) 42 4 7½
Exeter (William Sprye, late Collector) 1,464 6 10¼
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 520 4 6¾
Falmouth (William Pye) 99 16 0½
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 35 2 4¾
Gloucester (Richard Cossley) 0 6 1
Gweek (Bernard Penrose) 6 12 10½
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 63 5 2¾
Hull (Hugh Mason) 1,974 17 7¼
Ilfracombe (John Jenkins) 0 3 2
Ipswich (Cooper Gravenor) 9 11 3¾
Lanelly (John Philips) 6 11 4½
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 4,824 0 0
Looe (John Dyer) 13 3 7¼
Lyme (George Lisle) 368 11 10½
Lynn (Henry Hare, late Collector) 144 13 7¾
ditto (Robert Twells) 44 9 10¾
Malden (Walter Walker) 4 0 0
Minehead (Thomas Blake) 32 0 3
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 290 0 0
Newhaven (Edward Pollington) 119 10 6
Padstow (William Taylor) 0 19 4
Penryn (Ambrose Thompson) 29 0 8¼
Rochester (John Pope, late Collector) 52 0 0
ditto (Robert Weller) 228 4 3½
St. Ives (Richard Upton) 11 14 8
Shoreham (James Lambe) 14 13 2¼
Southampton (Thomas Medcalfe) 633 18 4
Stockton (Peter Consett) 173 18 2
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 111 7 0
Whitby (Hamlet Woods) 7 12 9
Whitehaven (Henry Blencow) 216 11 0
Wesbech (Joseph Ryland) 100 0 0
— 270,381 5 2
(total Outports 16,008l. 12s. 9¼d.
for the Additional Impositions:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 23,041 9 11
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt, in money 2,251 19 6½
ditto, on the Wine Receipt, in money 5,797 9 0
several merchants, for interest on bonds 52 7 1¼
(total London port 31,143l. 5s. 6¾d.)
Outports:
Barnstaple (Robert Rowe)		 3 7 3¼
Berwick (George Moore, late Collector) 7 13 0
ditto (Samuel Kettelby) 9 10 1¾
Boston (Samuel Oldfield) 0 7 0¼
Bridlington (John Bower) 2 2 10
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 1,822 3 8
Chester (Joseph Sewell) 250 0 0
Deale (Salathiel Rolfe, late Collector) 2 4 6
ditto (Edward Davis) 1 2 6
Dover (John Ball) 9 12 3¼
Exeter (William Spry, late Collector) 222 1 0
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 11 18 3
Falmouth (William Pye) 23 14 0
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 40 9 8¾
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 16 9 5½
Hull (Hugh Mason) 1,091 8 0¼
Ipswich (Samuel Kettelby, late Collector) 2 12 0½
ditto (Cooper Gravener) 4 17 7¼
Lancaster (Joseph Bentley) 8 6 2¾
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 185 0 0
Looe (John Dyer) 25 4 11½
Lyme (George Lisle) 15 5 3¼
Lynn (Henry Hare) 0 17 3¼
Minehead (Thomas Blake) 22 7 2½
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 271 13 11
New Haven (Edward Pollington) 8 6 1¼
Penzance (William Warren) 0 15 7½
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 516 0 11½
Rochester (John Pope, late Collector) 169 5 0
ditto (Robert Weller) 157 7 6¾
Rye (James Benn) 1 17 9¾
Shoreham (James Lambe) 69 8 0
Southampton (Thomas Medcalfe) 584 0 8¾
Stockton (Peter Consett) 245 11 7¾
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 0 9 1¼
Whitby (Hamlet Woods) 2 14 9¼
Whitehaven (Hamlet sic; recte Henry Blencow) 42 7 6
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 26 7 4¼
— 37,018 5 10¾
(total Outports 5,875l. 0s. 4d.)
for the Duty of 25l. per cent on French Wines imported:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, yon the Grand Receipt, in money		 2,126 14 10½
ditto, on the Wine Receipt, in money 21,362 3 8
(total London port 23,488l. 18s. 6½d.)
Outports:
Barnstaple (Robert Rowe)		 4 17 11½
Beaumarais (Fetherston Nicholson) 48 12 1¾
Berwick (George Moore) 6 5 0
Bridgwater (John Oldmixon) 40 0 0
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 1,065 3 7¾
Bydeford (Thomas Jans) 45 15 4
Chichester (Henry Baker) 1 13 9¾
Dartmouth (Arthur Robinson) 14 0 1
Dover (John Ball) 87 16 8¼
Exeter (William Sprye, late Collector) 350 9 6
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 6 5 0
Falmouth (William Pye) 66 2 3¼
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 208 19 0¾
Gweek (Bernard Penrose) 10 14 3¼
Hull (Hugh Mason) 2 10 0
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 191 16 0
Looe (John Dyer) 31 1 4½
Lyme (George Lisle) 15 8 1½
Minehead (Thomas Blake) 26 1 11¾
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 949 10 9¼
Newhaven (Edward Pollington) 20 10 2
Padstow (William Taylor) 20 7 0
Penrynn (Ambrose Thompson) 1 12 0
Penzance (William Warren) 19 13 11½
Plymouth (David Morris) 79 10 2½
Poole (Alfred Lawson) 50 0 0
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 76 15 4
Rochester (Robert Weller) 2 17 7½
Rye (James Benn) 151 1 4
St. Ives (Richard Upton) 11 9 0¼
Shoreham (James Lambe) 405 9 10½
Southampton (Francis Medcalfe) 2,372 12 8
Stockton (Peter Consett) 207 18 4¼
Swanzey (William Gwyn) 93 17 8¾
Truro (Richard Jennings) 0 10 0
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 27 5 8
— 30,203 12 6
(total Outports 6,714l. 13s. 11½d.)
for the Duties on Coffee etc.:
out of the New Duty on Coffee:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 15,871 9 3½
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt, in money 269 0 6
(total London port 16,140l. 9s. 9½d.)
Outports:
Beaumaris (Fetherston Nicholson)		 0 4 6
Boston (Samuel Oldfield) 0 16 5½
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 552 5 10
Cowes (John Dale) 1 15 0¾
Dover (John Ball) 4 3 6
Exeter (William Sprye, late Collector) 6 12 4
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 2 14 0
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 2 6 9
Ipswich (Cooper Gravenor) 0 2 6
Milford (William Goodacre) 0 6 3
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 0 8 9
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 0 14 0
Wells (John Keene) 0 5 7½
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 16 9 11
(total Outports 589l. 5s. 5¾d.) — 16,729 15 3¼
out of the Additional Duty on Coffee:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inward, on the Grand Receipt in money		 23,204 5 11
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt, in money 269 9 3½
(total London port 23,473l. 15s. 2½d.)
Outports:
Beaumarais (Fetherston Nicholson)		 0 4 6
Boston (Samuel Oldfield) 0 18 5½
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 880 0 0
Colchester (James Bruce) 0 13 4
Cowes (John Dale) 1 15 0¾
Dover (John Ball) 4 0 3¾
Exeter (William Sprye, late Collector) 31 6 6½
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 1 6 4
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 2 6 6
Hull (Hugh Mason) 0 12 8
Ipswich (Cooper Gravenor) 0 2 6
Lyme (George Lisle) 1 2 5½
Milford (William Goodacre) 0 6 3
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 0 8 9
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 11 15 4¾
Wells (John Keen) 0 1 11¼
Whitehaven (Henry Blencow) 0 18 0
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 5 4 7
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 16 11 11
— 24,433 10 8½
(total Outports 959l. 15s. 6d.)
total for the Coffee, etc., Duties 41,163l. 5s. 11¾d.
for the Duty on Whale fins:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards on the Grand Receipt, in money.		 3,006 18 9
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt, in money 88 11 10
(total London port 3,095l. 10s. 7d.)
Outports:
Exeter (William Sprye)		 4 16 1½
Hull (Hugh Mason) 40 13 9
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 4 19 10¼
— 3,146 0 3¾
(total Outports 50l. 9s. 8¾d.)
for the Duty of 15l. per cent on Muslins or India goods:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 23,197 0 9
for the Duties on Coals:
out of the Duty on Coals to 30 Sept. 1710:
Colchester (James Bruce)		 0 13 2¾
Padstow (John Bligh) 114 3 2¾
— 114 16 5½
out of the Duty of 3s. a chaldron on coals:
London port:
James Deacon, Collector there of this Duty		 22,965 12 6½
Outports:
Aldeburgh (James Syred)		 86 11 9
Arundel (John Wentworth) 41 12 7¼
Barnstaple (Robert Rowe, late Collector) 295 15 6¼
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 57 16 6¾
Beaumarais (Fetherston Nicholson) 89 0 5½
Berwick (George Moore, late Collector) 5 6 7¾
ditto (Samuel Kettilby) 0 8 10¾
Blackney (Thomas Shorting) 212 5 5½
Boston (Samuel Oldfield, late Collector) 331 17 6
ditto (William Johnson) 321 4 0
Bridgwater (John Oldmixon, late Collector) 727 6 5¾
ditto (John Allen) 241 17 9½
Bridlington (John Bower) 178 2 8¼
Bydeford (Thomas Jans) 262 19 6¼
Chichester (Henry Baker) 54 10 4¼
Colchester (James Bruce) 354 16 4
Cowes (John Dale) 30 7 7¾
Dartmouth (Arthur Robinson) 21 13 5
Deale (Salathiel Rolfe, late Collector) 58 11 8
ditto (Edward Peters) 94 12 7¼
Dover (John Ball) 144 14 2
Exeter (William Sprye, late Collector) 94 16 9½
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 43 4 9½
Falmouth (William Pye) 61 3 0¾
Feversham (John Smallman) 110 0 0
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 5 0 0½
Gloucester (Richard Cossley) 12 16 4¾
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 255 10 6¾
Hull (Hugh Mason) 560 12 11
Ilfracombe (John Jenkins) 61 4 2¼
Ipswich (Samuel Kettilby, late Collector) 12 1 4
ditto (Cooper Gravenor) 371 11 6½
Looe (John Dyer) 0 8 9¾
Lyme (George Lisle) 6 13 10
Lynn (Henry Hare) 2,293 15 4½
Malden (Walter Walker) 353 15 0¼
Milford (William Goodacre) 10 0 0
Minehead (Thomas Blake) 128 19 10
Newhaven (Edward Pollington) 19 3 4¾
Padstow (William Taylor) 50 9 5¾
ditto (John Cock) 37 19 3¾
Penrynn (Ambrose Thompson) 35 12 0¼
Plymouth (David Morris) 169 8 7½
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 469 7 9¼
Rochester (John Pope) 50 0 0
ditto (Robert Weller) 450 7 9½
St. Ives (Richard Upton) 21 9 4¼
Sandwich (Benjamin Fisher) 403 15 5¾
Scarborough (Timothy Fish) 133 0 4¾
Shoreham (James Lambe) 31 16 7
Southampton (Francis Medcalfe) 406 1 9¾
Southwould (Edward Davis) 39 7 8½
Stockton (Peter Consett) 27 15 8¾
Swanzey (William Gwyn) 0 4 4¼
Truro (Richard Jennings) 18 3 9½
Wells (John Keene) 552 12 0
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 48 5 3½
Whitby (Hamlet Woods) 727 14 5¼
Wisbech (Joseph Ryland) 182 14 0
Woodbridge (Oliver Newby) 218 5 4¼
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 2,188 8 10½
— 37,241 2 8
(total Outports 14,275l. 10s. 1½d.)
out of the Duty of 2s. a chaldron on Coals:
London port:
James Deacon, Collector of this Duty, in money		 15,310 8 9
Outports:
Aldeburgh (James Syred)		 57 14 7
Arundel (John Wentworth) 28 15 0¼
Barnstaple (Robert Rowe, late Collector) 170 16 5¼
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 38 11 0½
Beaumarais (Fetherston Nicholson) 57 8 4¼
Berwick (George Moore, late Collector) 3 11 1½
ditto (Samuel Kettilby) 0 5 11½
Blackney (Thomas Shorting) 141 10 5¼
Boston (Samuel Oldfield, late Collector) 272 17 4¼
ditto (William Johnson) 241 9 0
Bridgwater (John Oldmixon) 364 9 0
ditto (John Allen) 118 2 3¼
Bridlington (John Bower) 118 15 1¼
Bydeford (Thomas Jans) 168 17 0½
Chichester (Henry Baker) 36 6 10
Colchester (James Bruce, late Collector) 256 10 8½
Cowes (John Dale) 20 5 1¼
Dartmouth (Arthur Robinson) 16 8 11¾
Deale (Salathiel Rolfe, late Collector) 6 10 7½
ditto (Edward Peters) 63 0 10¼
Dover (John Ball) 96 8 7¾
Exeter (Charles Bridgman) 28 16 6
Falmouth (William Pye) 40 15 5
Feversham (John Smallman) 80 0 0
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 3 13 0½
Gloucester (Richard Cossley) 8 8 9¼
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 170 7 0½
Hull (Hugh Mason) 427 0 4¼
Ilfracombe (John Jenkins) 40 16 2¾
Ipswich (Samuel Kettilby, late Collector) 8 0 10¾
ditto (Cooper Gravenor) 247 14 5½
Looe (John Dyer) 0 5 9¾
Lyme (George Lisle) 7 18 0½
Lynn (Henry Hare) 1,671 14 8½
Malden (Walter Walker) 236 7 0¼
Milford (William Goodacre) 5 0 0
Minehead (Thomas Blake) 107 0 7¼
Newhaven (Edward Pollington) 12 15 6¾
Padstow (William Taylor, late Collector) 38 18 0½
ditto (John Cock) 25 6 3¼
Penrynn (Ambrose Thompson) 23 14 7½
Plymouth (David Morris) 88 10 1¾
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 330 6 5¾
Rochester (John Pope, late Collector) 50 0 0
ditto (Robert Weller) 300 5 3½
St. Ives (Richard Upton) 16 15 6½
Sandwich (Benjamin Fisher) 269 3 10½
Scarborough (Timothy Fish) 88 13 7
Shoreham (James Lambe) 21 4 5¼
Southampton (Francis Medcalfe) 266 13 3¼
Southwold (Edward Davis) 66 13 4¾
Stockton (Peter Consett) 18 17 2½
Swanzey (William Gwyn) 0 2 10¾
Truro (Richard Jennings) 19 17 9
Wells (John Keene) 371 17 4¼
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 29 19 6½
Whitby (Hamlet Woods) 485 3 0½
Wisbech (Joseph Ryland) 102 0 0
Woodbridge (Oliver Newby) 130 16 3¼
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 1,559 17 4
— 24,990 14 0½
(total Outports 9,680l. 5s. 3½d.)
out of the Duty on Coals for New Churches:
London port:
James Deacon, Receiver of this Duty		 22,751 0 3½
total for the Coal Duties 85,097l. 13s. 5½d.
for the New Subsidy:
out of the New Subsidy to 1 Feb. 1699–1700:
Leverpoole (Edmond Scarborough, late Collector)		 44 13 3
out of ditto to 8 March 1701–2:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Wine Receipt, in money		 1,997 16 10½
out of ditto to 1 Aug. 1714:
London port:
several merchants, for interest on bonds		 363 18 10
Outports:
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson)		 820 0 0
Scarborough (fn. 1) (Edmond Scarborough, late Collector) 58 4 2
Plymouth (David Morris) 49 19 5½
— 1,292 2 5½
(total Outports 928l. 3s. 7½d.)
out of ditto to 29 Sept. 1715:
London port:
several merchants, for interest on bonds		 24 7 0
Outports:
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson)		 50 0 0
Bydeford (Thomas Jans) 250 18 8¾
— 325 5 8¾
(total Outports 300l. 18s. 8¾d.)
out of ditto from 29 Sept. 1715:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 79,466 8 4
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt, ditto 16,570 8 3½
ditto, ditto, in bonds 14,858 15 0
ditto, on the Wine Receipt 52,470 14 2½
several merchants, for interest on bonds 0 0 2½
(total London port 163,366l. 6s. 0½d.)
Outports:
Barnstaple (Robert Rowe, late Collector)		 167 3 6
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 7 12 11¾
Beaumarais (Fetherston Nicholson) 34 8 3½
Berwick (George Moore, late Collector) 77 6 7
ditto (Samuel Kettilby) 29 12 6½
Blackney and Cley (Thomas Shorting) 54 11 5
Boston (Samuel Oldfield) 112 8 6½
Bridgwater (John Oldmixon, late Collector) 275 2 11
ditto (John Allen) 85 18 4¼
Bridlington (John Bower) 9 18 8½
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 13,243 3 1¾
Bydeford (Thomas Jans) 486 3 8½
Carlisle (Richard Gibson) 5 14 10¾
Chester (Joseph Sewell) 318 1 8
Chichester (Henry Baker) 0 5 9½
Colchester (James Bruce) 20 5 7¾
Cowes (John Dale) 73 2 7
Dartmouth (Arthur Robinson) 38 10 11
Deale (Edward Davis) 31 15 10¼
Dover (John Ball) 188 16 5¼
Exeter (William Sprye, late Collector) 1,956 1 10¾
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 253 9 0¾
Falmouth (William Pye) 117 7 1¼
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 60 19 9¼
Gloucester (Richard Cossley) 0 2 1
Gweek (Bernard Penrose) 5 7 2¾
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 54 16 4
Hull (Hugh Mason) 2,767 4 4¾
Ilfracombe (John Jenkins) 0 19 0
Ipswich (Samuel Kettilby, late Collector) 44 14 11¼
ditto (Cooper Gravenor) 66 3 7
Lancaster (Joseph Bentley, late Coltor) 35 9 4¼
ditto (Thomas Bateman) 60 0 0
Lanelty (John Philips) 7 14 6
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 4,281 9 6
Looe (John Dyer) 70 9 1½
Lyme (George Lisle) 504 4 5¾
Lynn (Henry Hare) 1,588 13 3½
Milford (William Goodacre) 10 0 0
Minehead (Thomas Blake) 241 8 11¾
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 1,005 7 8½
Newhaven (Edward Pollington) 64 19 11
Padstow (William Taylor) 20 14 2¼
Penrynn (Ambrose Thompson) 138 3 5¾
Plymouth (David Morris) 440 0 0
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 768 10 11¼
Rochester (Robert Weller) 206 16 6½
Rye (James Benn) 41 1 0
St. Ives (Richard Upton) 98 13 1
Sandwich (Benjamin Fisher) 29 12 0½
Scarborough (Timothy Smith) 6 10 8
Shoreham (James Lambe) 52 11 7½
Southampton (Thomas Medcalfe) 1,110 2 2¼
Southwold (Edward Davis) 5 14 8½
Stockton (Peter Consett) 327 11 0¼
Sunderland (William Ettrick) 10 16 6¾
Swanzey (William Gwyn) 3 8 5½
Truro (Richard Jennings) 12 7 9¾
Wells (John Keene) 28 11 4
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 293 8 4
Whitby (Hamlet Woods) 36 8 0¼
Whitehaven (Henry Blencow) 572 4 6
Wisbich (Joseph Ryland) 150 11 2½
Woodbridge (Oliver Newby) 7 19 7¾
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 896 13 9
— 197,082 3 10½
(total Outports 33,715l. 17s. 10d.)
total for the New Subsidy 200,742l. 2s. 2¼d.
for the One Third Additional Subsidy from 8 March 1706–7:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 26,768 10 7
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt, in money 5,516 13 3½
ditto, ditto, in bonds 4,952 18 0½
ditto, on the Wine Receipt, in money 17,494 19 6½
several merchants for interest on bonds 82 9 7½
(total London port 54,815l. 11s. 1d.)
Outports:
Barnstaple (Robert Rowe, late Collector)		 59 8 1½
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 2 11 0
Beaumarais (Fetherston Nicholson) 9 6 0¼
Berwick (George Moore, late Collector) 28 9 1¼
ditto (Samuel Kettilby) 9 17 7¼
Blackney and Clay (Thomas Shorting) 18 3 10
Boston (Samuel Oldfield) 34 15 2½
Bridgwater (John Oldmixon, late Collector) 116 14 3
ditto (John Allen) 28 12 9
Bridlington (John Bower) 3 6 2¾
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 4,621 5 2
Bydeford (Thomas Jans) 288 5 1¼
Carlisle (Richard Gibson) 1 18 3¾
Chester (Joseph Sewell) 115 0 0
Chichester (Henry Baker) 0 1 11
Colchester (James Bruce) 6 15 2½
Cowes (John Dale) 24 7 6¼
Dartmouth (Arthur Robinson) 16 10 4
Deale (Salathiel Rolfe, late Collector) 9 16 4¾
ditto (Edward Davis) 9 12 0¾
Dover (John Ball) 62 18 9¾
Exeter (William Sprye, late Collector) 765 16 9
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 84 9 8
Falmouth (William Pye) 39 2 3
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 20 6 5¾
Gweek (Bernard Penrose) 0 5 7¾
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 18 5 4¼
Hull (Hugh Mason) 1,103 19 2¼
Ilfracombe (John Jenkins) 0 6 4
Ipswich (Samuel Kettilby, late Collector) 14 18 3½
ditto (Cooper Gravenor) 22 1 0½
Lancaster (Joseph Bentley, late Collector) 36 14 10¾
ditto (Thomas Bateman) 20 0 0
Lanelty (John Philips) 2 11 6½
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 1,829 8 6
Looe (John Dyer) 23 9 7½
Lyme (George Lisle) 165 9 7½
Lynn (Henry Hare) 542 8 9½
Milford (William Goodacre) 5 0 0
Minehead (Thomas Blake) 68 10 5½
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 375 8 4½
Newhaven (Edward Pollington) 21 13 3¾
Padstow (William Taylor) 6 18 1½
ditto (John Bligh, late Collector) 25 11 11¾
Penryn (Ambrose Thompson) 46 1 1¼
Penzance (William Warren) 6 15 10
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 264 17 6¼
Rochester (Robert Weller) 71 13 5¼
Rye (James Benn) 13 13 7¾
St. Ives (Richard Upton) 32 17 9
Sandwich (Benjamin Fisher) 10 0 9½
Scarborough (Timothy Fish) 2 3 6¾
Shoreham (James Lambe) 17 6 6½
Southampton (Thomas Medcalfe) 315 11 4
Southwold (Edward Davis) 1 18 2¾
Stockton (Peter Conset) 109 3 3¾
Sunderland (William Ettrick) 3 12 2¾
Swanzey (William Gwyn) 1 2 9¼
Truro (Richard Jennings) 1 19 7
Wells (John Keene) 9 1 1¼
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 97 16 2¼
Whitby (Hamlet Woods) 12 2 8½
Whitehaven (Henry Blencow) 42 4 0
ditto (Richard Gibson, late Collector) 0 13 3
Wisbech (Joseph Ryland) 44 10 3¾
Woodbridge (Oliver Newby) 2 13 2¾
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 253 17 8
— 66,837 18 4½
(total Outports 12,022l. 7s. 3½d.)
for the Two Third or Second Additional Subsidy from 9 March 1711–12:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 36,325 3 11½
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt, ditto 1,124 9 4
ditto, on the Wine Receipt, ditto 34,970 7 7½
(total London port 72,420l. 0s. 11d.)
Outports:
Barnstaple (Robert Rowe)		 96 2 7½
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 5 1 11¾
Beaumarais (Fetherston Nicholson) 18 13 4¾
Berwick (George Moore, late Collector) 47 1 2¼
ditto (Samuel Kettilby) 18 11 8
Blackney and Cley (Thomas Shorting) 15 12 6¼
Boston (Samuel Oldfield) 69 16 2
Bridgwater (John Oldmixon) 183 8 8
ditto (John Allen) 57 5 7
Bridlington (John Bower) 6 12 5¾
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 4,603 16 9½
Bydeford (Thomas Jans) 203 6 9¼
Carlisle (Richard Gibson) 3 16 7¼
Chester (Joseph Sewell) 200 0 0
Chichester (Henry Baker) 0 3 10½
Colchester (James Bruce) 10 12 4½
Cowes (John Dale) 48 15 0¾
Dartmouth (Arthur Robinson) 17 2 8
Deale (Salathiel Rolfe) 6 1 9¾
ditto (Edward Davis) 18 5 0¼
Dover (John Ball) 125 8 4¾
Exeter (William Sprye, late Collector) 693 5 7
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 163 17 2½
Falmouth (William Pye) 68 0 7
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 40 13 3¼
Gweek (Bernard Penrose) 3 11 5¾
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 31 18 10
Hull (Hugh Mason) 1,178 6 8
Ilfracombe (John Jenkins) 0 12 8
Ipswich (Samuel Kettilby) 21 1 5
ditto (Cooper Gravenor) 18 9 0½
Lancaster (Joseph Bentley, late Collector) 19 14 8¼
ditto (Thomas Bateman) 30 0 0
Lanelty (John Philips) 4 17 10¾
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 171 15 0
Looe (John Dyer) 44 12 7½
Lyme (George Lisle) 80 12 2¼
Lynn (Henry Hare) 1,079 4 5
Milford (William Goodacre) 5 0 0
Minehead (Thomas Blake) 151 14 5½
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 414 7 1¾
Newhaven (Edward Pollington) 43 6 9¼
Padstow (William Taylor) 13 16 0¾
Penryn (Ambrose Thompson) 92 2 3½
Penzance (William Warren) 12 19 5
Plymouth (David Morris) 190 0 0
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 468 15 0½
Rochester (Robert Weller) 137 16 11½
Rye (James Benn) 27 7 4¾
St. Ives (Richard Upton) 65 15 4
Sandwich (Benjamin Fisher) 9 17 10½
Scarborough (Timothy Fish) 2 17 11½
Shoreham (James Lambe) 34 7 11¼
Southampton (Thomas Medcalfe) 791 4 0
Southwold (Edward Davis) 3 12 0½
Stockton (Peter Conset) 95 11 7¾
Sunderland (William Ettrick) 5 13 3¾
Truro (Richard Jennings) 8 5 2¾
Wells (John Keene) 9 15 6
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 139 19 6¼
Whitby (Hamlet Woods) 24 1 2¾
Whitehaven (Henry Blencow) 20 0 0
Wisbech (Joseph Ryland) 100 4 0
Woodbridge (Oliver Newby) 3 5 2¼
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 340 18 10¼
— 85,039 5 3¾
(total Outports 12,619l. 4s. 4¾d.)
for the New Duty on Goods exported or Duties Outwards:
London port:
the Earl of Manchester, Receiver Outwards		 9,264 3 7½
John Benson, Receiver of the Duty Outwards on Leather 538 0 11
Richard Miller, late Receiver of the Duties on White Woollen Cloth 125 2 6
Henry Waterland, Receiver, ditto 155 2 6
(total London port 10,082l. 9s. 6½d.)
Outports:
Aldeburg (James Syred)		 16 16 0
Barnstaple (Robert Rowe) 13 0 6¾
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 0 1 6
Beaumarais (Fetherston Nicholson) 109 2 9½
Berwick (George Moore, late Collector) 1 15 4
Boston (Samuel Oldfield) 0 3 2
Bridgwater (John Allen) 2 11 6
Bridlington (John Bower) 40 9 0
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 1,611 9 9¾
Bydeford (Thomas Jans) 19 2 11
Chester (Joseph Sewell) 855 0 0
Chichester (Henry Baker) 0 18 0
Colchester (James Bruce) 13 6 8¾
Cowes (John Dale) 11 14 0¼
Dartmouth (Arthur Robinson) 12 7 11½
Dover (John Ball) 75 4 11
Exeter (William Sprye, late Collector) 64 0 8
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 6 11 8¾
Falmouth (William Pye) 11 16 9¼
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 19 4 11¾
Gloucester (Richard Cossley) 1 2 6
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 45 17 8
Hull (Hugh Mason) 1,256 16 2¾
Ilfracombe (John Jenkins) 0 13 0
Ipswich (Samuel Kettilby, late Collector) 14 13 4½
ditto (Cooper Gravenor) 11 1 8¼
Lancaster (Joseph Bentley) 22 3 8
Lanelty (John Philips) 20 15 7
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 409 12 3
Looe (John Dyer) 12 1 8
Lyme (George Lisle) 8 11 5¾
Lynn (Henry Hare) 2 9 7
Malden (Walter Walker) 4 10 4½
Milford (William Goodacre) 75 0 0
Minehead (Thomas Blake) 5 4 6¼
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 2,258 7 10½
Padstow (William Taylor) 7 1 4
Penryn (Ambrose Thompson) 87 3 4½
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 14 5 10¾
Rye (James Benn) 13 4 8
St. Ives (Richard Upton) 1 7 11
Sandwich (Benjamin Fisher) 4 0 0
Scarborough (Timothy Fish) 51 5 0
Shoreham (James Lambe) 3 14 0
Southampton (Francis Medcalfe) 94 15 4¾
Southwold (Edward Davis) 2 18 0
Stockton (Peter Conset) 28 7 2½
Swanzey (William Gwyn) 235 7 5½
Truro (Richard Jennings) 69 10 3¼
Wells (John Keene) 76 9 5½
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 34 2 1¼
Whitby (Hamlet Woods) 23 8 0
Whitehaven (Henry Blencow) 436 18 6
Woodbridge (Oliver Newby) 2 16 4¼
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 324 2 3¼
— 18,627 6 6¾
(total Outports 8,544l. 17s. 0¼d.)
for the Duty on Coals Exported:
London port:
the Earl of Manchester, Receiver Outward		 36 9 0
Outports:
Barnstaple (Robert Rowe)		 1 13 0
Bridgwater (John Allen) 2 8 0
Bridlington (John Bower) 40 1 0
Chichester (Henry Baker) 0 7 6
Exeter (William Sprye, late Collector) 3 6 7
ditto (Henry Bridgman) 3 1 0
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 1 14 2½
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 31 19 0
Hull (Hugh Mason) 8 19 3
Ipswich (Samuel Kettilby, late Collector) 6 0 0
Milford (William Goodacre) 17 13 0
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 1,184 11 7¼
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 2 5 0
Rye (James Benn) 5 8 0
Scarborough (Timothy Fish) 51 5 0
Shoreham (James Lambe) 3 9 0
Southwold (Edward Davis) 2 8 0
Stockton (Peter Conset) 9 10 6
Sunderland (William Ettrick) 1,894 17 8½
Wells (John Keene) 0 12 0
Whitby (Hamlet Woods) 23 2 0
Whitehaven (Henry Blencow) 1 7 0
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 173 19 0
— 3,506 6 4¼
(total Outports 3,469l. 17s. 4¼d.)
for the Impost 1709 on Pepper and Grocery:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 10,874 19 3
Outports:
Barnstaple (Robert Rowe)		 59 11 10¼
Beaumarais (Fetherston Nicholson) 1 0 3
Boston (Samuel Oldfield) 5 12 1½
Bridgwater (John Allen) 1 10 7½
Bristol (Jacob Reynardsoo) 4,516 13 9¼
Bydeford (Thomas Jans) 151 9 2
Deale (Edward Peters) 1 18 3
Exeter (William Sprye, late Collector) 388 19 0
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 119 11 11½
Falmouth (William Pye) 10 8 11¾
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 3 6 4¾
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 16 14 7
Hull (Hugh Mason) 60 0 0
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 60 0 0
Lyme (George Lisle) 122 10 0
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 7 8 6
Penryn (Ambrose Thompson) 23 1 6¼
Penzance (William Warren) 29 15 4½
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 281 4 3½
Southampton (Francis Medcalfe) 49 11 0
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 123 9 8¾
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 50 16 10
— 16,959 13 5½
(total Outports 6,084l. 14s. 2d.)
for the Duties on Hides and Skins:
out of the New Duty on Hides and Skins:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 1,799 10 4½
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt, ditto 26 1 4
(total London port 1,825l. 11s. 8½d.)
Outports
Beaumarais (Fetherston Nicholson)		 1 9 1¾
Exeter (William Sprye, late Collector) 4 12 6
— 1,831 13 4¼
(total Outports 6l. 1s. 7¾d.)
out of the Additional ditto:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 31,647 7 2
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt, ditto 16 13 8
(total London port 31,664l. 0s. 10d.)
Outports:
Beaumarais (Fetherston Nicholson)		 1 9 1¾
Boston (Samuel Oldfield) 0 4 0
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 150 16 4
Colchester (James Bruce) 4 0 0
Exeter (James Sprye, late Collector) 4 0 0
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 4 16 9
Hull (Hugh Mason) 1 12 0
Ipswich (Cooper Gravenor) 0 5 0
Lyme (George Lisle) 6 14 9
Milford (William Goodacre) 0 12 6
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 0 17 6
Padstow (William Taylor) 6 15 9
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 66 11 7
Wells (John Keene) 0 11 7½
— 31,913 7 9¼
(total Outports 249l. 6s. 11¼d.)
total for the Duties on Hides and Skins 33,745l. 1s. 1½d.
for the Soap Duties:
out of the New Duty on Soap:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 6,269 2 11
Outports:
Barnstaple (Robert Rowe)		 0 15 2
Beaumarais (Fetherston Nicholson) 1 19 4
Berwick (George Moore, late Collector) 0 5 6
ditto (Samuel Kettilby) 0 6 0
Boston (Samuel Oldfield) 2 3 4
Bydeford (Thomas Jans) 0 8 10
Exeter (William Sprye, late Collector) 150 0 0
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 22 0 5½
Hull (Hugh Mason) 55 15 1
Ipswich (Samuel Kettilby, late Collector) 5 0 6
ditto (Cooper Gravenor) 27 4 3
Lanelty (John Philips) 0 3 0
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 32 19 4
Plymouth (David Morris) 20 0 0
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 1 1 1½
Stockton (Peter Conset) 0 10 0
Whitehaven (Henry Blencow) 0 2 6
Woodbridge (Oliver Newby) 0 2 0
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 80 5 0
— 6,670 4 4
(total Outports 401l. 1s. 5d.)
out of the Additional ditto:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 3,523 17 3
Outports:
Beaumarais (Fetherston Nicholson)		 0 19 8
Berwick (George Moore, late Collector) 0 2 9
ditto (Samuel Kettilby) 0 3 0
Boston (Samuel Oldfield) 1 1 8
Bydeford (Thomas Jans) 0 4 5
Exeter (William Sprye, late Collector) 60 0 0
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 11 0 2¾
Hull (Hugh Mason) 43 8 3½
Ipswich (Samuel Kettilby, late Collector) 2 10 3
ditto (Cowper Gravenor) 13 12 1½
Lanelty (John Philips) 0 1 6
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 10 12 0
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 0 10 6¾
Stockton (Peter Conset) 0 5 0
Whitehaven (Henry Blencow) 0 1 3
Woodbridge (Oliver Newby) 0 1 0
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 40 2 6
— 3,708 13 5½
(total Outports 184l. 16s. 2½d.)
total for the Soap Duties 10,378l. 17s. 9½d.
for the Duty on Sail-Cloth:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 679 15 9
Outports:
Bydeford (Thomas Jans)		 2 14 0
Cowes (John Dale) 60 11 0
Deale (Edward Peters) 1 11 4
Dover (John Ball) 1 3 3
Exeter (William Sprye, late Collector) 58 7 2
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 1 11 0
Hull (Hugh Mason) 28 5 8
Ipswich (Samuel Kettilby) 2 1 6
Minehead (Thomas Blake) 3 10 0
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 25 9 2
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 5 0 4
St. Ives (Richard Upton) 0 5 0
Sandwich (Benjamin Fisher) 0 14 0
Shoreham (James Lambe) 0 16 3
Southwold (Edward Davis) 0 14 0
Stockton (Peter Conset) 5 5 0
Wells (John Keene) 4 8 8
Whitby (Hamlet Woods) 0 12 11
Woodbridge (Oliver Newby) 1 12 8
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 70 11 4
— 955 0 0
(total Outports 275l. 4s. 3d.)
for the Candle Duties:
out of the New Duty on Candles:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 0 19 10
Outports:
Beaumarais (Fetherston Nicholson)		 0 6 6
Bydeford (Thomas Jans) 0 2 0½
Milford (William Goodacre) 2 13 8
Swanzey (William Gwyn) 0 2 4
— 4 4 4½
(total Outports 3l. 4s. 6½d.)
out of the Additional ditto:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 0 19 10
Outports:
Beaumarais (Fetherston Nicholson)		 0 6 6
Bydeford (Thomas Jans) 0 2 0½
Milford (William Goodacre) 2 13 8
Swanzey (William Gwyn) 0 2 4
— 4 4 4½
(total Outports 3l. 4s. 6½d.)
total for the Soap Duties 8l. 8s. 9d.
for the Duty on Rock Salt exported:
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith)		 288 0 0
for the Duty of 4½ per cent. [on Plantation Goods]:
Thomas Scot, Husband for Plantation Duties in London		 10,735 19 7
for the Enumerated Duties from the American Plantations:
William Gerrish, at Mountserrat		 34 1 10
Samuel Lowman, at Newcastle in Pensilvania 155 5 0
— 189 6 10
for the Prize Duties from the American Plantations:
Peter Beckford, at Jamaica		 300 0 0
for the Coinage Duty:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 133 8 3
ditto, on the Wine Receipt, in money 6,384 13 8¼
(total London port 6,518l. 1s. 11¼d.)
Outports:
Barnstaple (Robert Rowe)		 17 9 10
Beaumarais (Fetherston Nicholson) 3 13 1½
Berwick (George Moore, late Collector) 0 1 8
ditto (Samuel Kettilby) 0 9 1½
Boston (Samuel Oldfield) 24 9 6¼
Bridgwater (John Oldmixon, late Collector) 40 0 0
ditto (John Allen) 4 5 10
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 509 2 6
Bydeford (Thomas Jans) 6 1 0½
Carlisle (Richard Gibson) 1 4 1
Chester (Joseph Sewell) 40 10 0
Chichester (Henry Baker) 0 0 2
Cowes (John Dale) 6 1 2¾
Dartmouth (Arthur Robinson) 2 17 4½
Deale (Salathiel Rolfe) 1 3 1½
ditto (Edward Peters) 6 0 6¾
Dover (John Ball) 28 4 6
Exeter (William Sprye, late Collector) 27 10 2
ditto (Charles Bridgman) 26 14 2½
Falmouth (William Pye) 13 15 0½
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 3 17 5¾
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 0 0 7½
Hull (Hugh Mason) 88 10 3½
Ipswich (Samuel Kettilby, late Collector) 0 1 9
ditto (Cooper Gravenor) 0 4 9½
Lancaster (Joseph Bentley) 3 5 0¾
Lanelty (John Philips) 1 6 0¾
Looe (John Dyer) 2 13 3½
Lyme (George Lisle) 3 19 6
Lynn (Henry Hare) 258 2 6
Minehead (Thomas Blake) 2 7 2
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 3 12 6
Newhaven (Edward Pollington) 10 9 5
Padstow (William Taylor) 0 7 6¾
Penryn (Ambrose Thompson) 22 1 2½
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 20 2 4¼
Rochester (Robert Weller) 0 9 11
Rye (James Benn) 7 15 8
St. Ives (Richard Upton) 18 9 9¾
Shoreham (James Lambe) 13 19 0
Southampton (Francis Medcalfe) 194 7 11
Stockton (Peter Conset) 4 3 0½
Swanzey (William Gwyn) 0 9 8
Truro (Richard Jennings) 0 17 6
Wells (John Keene) 0 9 2
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 6 12 1½
Whitehaven (Henry Blencow) 5 0 0
Wisbech (Joseph Ryland) 25 0 0
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 46 2 6¼
— 8,022 12 11¼
(total Outports 1,504l. 11s. 0d.)
total Receipts as above 946.543l. 3s. 4d.
the value of sundry bonds delivered over by Henry Ferne, the preceding Receiver General of Customs:
for the Customs		 6,860 11 3¾
for the Additional Impositions 142 6 7¾
for the New Subsidy to 8 March 1701–2 7 0 11
for ditto to 1 Aug. 1714 7,209 12 4½
for the One Third Subsidy 2,525 12 7¾
— 16,745 3 10¾
imprest orders delivered over by Henry Ferne 2,650 0 0
—
total charge and receipts £1,092,454 1 11¼
Discharge. £ s. d. £ s. d.
Salaries to the Commissioners and other Officers in London port borne on the Quarterly books:
Sir Walter Young, Sir Matthew Dudley, Sir John Stanley, bts.; John Pultney, Thomas Walker; Sir Charles Peers, kt.; Sir Thomas Frankland, bt.; Commissioners; half year to Ladyday 1717		 3,500 0 0
Charles Carkesse, their Secretary; and for his clerks etc. and for John Manley, Plantation and Western Clerk; same time 410 0 0
Robert Stephens, Solicitor for Customs Affairs, and George Medcalfe, his Assistant; same time 200 0 0
the Receiver General, for an Assistant and other staff, detailed; same time 190 0 0
Robert Paul, Assistant to the Comptroller General; same time 75 0 0
Charles Killigrew, Comptroller of the Issues etc., for himself and clerks; same time 290 0 0
Charles Godolphin, Registrar General of Trading Ships, for himself and clerks, named; same time 345 0 0
Henry Martin, Inspector General of Exports and Imports, for ditto; same time 350 0 0
George Langton and Robert Jacombe, successively Inspectors of the Outport Collectors' accompts, for themselves and clerks; same time 300 0 0
Thomas Andrew, George Richardson, John Creswick and Robert Cross, Examiners of the Outport Books; same time 100 0 0
William Saxby, Surveyor General of the Riding Officers, for himself and clerk; same time 270 0 0
Benjamin Coode, Examiner of the Sufficiency of Officers' Securities etc.; same time 50 0 0
Charles Downing, Comptroller approving Merchants' Securities etc.; same time 100 0 0
Thomas Hudson, Viewer of Tobacco; same time 100 0 0
Samuel Grice, Surveyor of the Warehouse, his Assistants, Warehouse keepers etc., named; same time 345 0 0
housekeepers, appraizers, surveyors etc.; detailed, with names 7,492 1 7
— 14,117 1 7
salaries of the Patent Officers in the Port of London:
Rowland Holt, late Comptroller General, Xmas 1714 to 1 Jan. 1714–15 when he was superseded		 16 13 4
William Burnet, the present Comptroller General; half year to Ladyday 1717 500 0 0
Sir John Shaw, Collector Inwards; three quarters to Midsummer 1717 350 0 0
the Earl of Manchester, Collector Outwards; half year to Ladyday 1717 138 6 8
the heirs of the Hon. Andrew Newport and James Halsal, Surveyor General; three quarters to Midsummer 1717 375 0 0
Thomas Gibson and others, Surveyor of the Petty Customs; half year to Xmas 1717 150 0 0
Sir William Fowlis, Head Searcher; three quarters to Midsummer 1717 90 0 0
Horatio Walpole and Francis Hawes, Receivers General; half year to Midsummer 1717 500 0 0
undersearchers, customers, kingswaiters, etc. named 957 14 2
— 3,077 14 2
salaries and allowances to the Patent Officers in the Outports; detailed, with names 1,667 5 5
salaries etc. to the Established Officers in the Plantations:
for their Established salaries:
William Alexander, Comptroller at Pensilvania in New England; half year to Midsummer 1716		 40 0 0
Charles Blechinden, Collector and Surveyor at Salem and Marblehead in New England; year to Xmas 1716 100 0 0
James Bowles, Collector at North Potomack in Maryland; 1½ years to Xmas 1716 90 0 0
Thomas Byerley, Collector at New York; half year to Xmas 1716 27 10 0
John Graves, Collector at Bahama Islands; half year to Christmas 1716 35 0 0
Caleb Heathcot, Surveyor General of the Northern Continent of America; 7 Nov. 1715 to Midsummer 1716; and for a clerk, a boat etc. 312 1 3
John Jekil, Collector at Boston in New England; half year to Xmas 1716 50 0 0
Nathaniel Kay, Collector at Rhode Island; same time 50 0 0
William Keith, Surveyor General of the Southern part of the Continent of America; 7 Jan. 1713 to Midsummer 1714; and for a clerk, a boat etc. 130 14 3
the same; half year to Xmas 1715 140 0 0
Stephen Knight, Surveyor at Bahama and Sassafras in Maryland; half year to Midsummer 1716 25 0 0
Samuel Lowman, Collector at Newcastle in Pensilvania; half year to Xmas 1716 45 0 0
John Manley, Plantation Clerk; same time 50 0 0
Thomas Newton, Comptroller at Boston in New England; year to Xmas 1716 70 0 0
for extraordinary allowances:
Jeremiah Bass, Collector and Preventive Officer at West Jersey; 1½ years to Midsummer 1716		 45 0 0
Archibald Cummings, Surveyor and Searcher at Boston in New England; half year to Xmas 1716 50 0 0
William Davis, Surveyor and Searcher at New York; Xmas 1714 to 8 Dec. 1715 57 9 0
Richard Fitzwilliam, Comptroller of Currituck in North Carolina and Surveyor of Elizabeth River in Virginia; Midsummer 1716 to 14 Dec. 1716 45 0 5
William Keith, Surveyor General of the Southern District in the Continent of America; Xmas 1715 to 21 Jan. 1716–16 20 14 2
Samuel Lowman, Collector of Customs at Newcastle in Pensilvania, for keeping a boat etc.; half year to Xmas 1716 20 0 0
Hibbert Newton, Comptroller and Surveyor of the Customs in Nova Scotia and the Dependancies thereon in America; same time 30 0 0
Richard Wigg, Surveyor and Searcher at Charles Town in South Carolina; three years to Xmas 1716 90 0 0
— 1,523 9 1
rent of the Custom House and other annual and accidental payments etc. out of the Customs, detailed (including 137l. to Sir John Cope for ground rent, for the half year to Ladyday 1717; 171l. 15s. 2d. and 45l. 2s. for Exchequer fees, 437l. 8s. 10d. for parchment etc. supplied in the Remembrancer of the Exchequer 435l. 14s. 7d. to this Accomptant for his charges and 205l. to Thomas Foley for the Auditor's fee) 2,093 16 8
annual and accidental payments out of the several new Duties, detailed; for the Examiners of the Outport Books, for extraordinary Clerks and for the Auditor's fees etc.:
out of the New Impositions 		67 10 0
out of the Duty of 25l. per ton on French Wine imported since 29 Sept. 1715 15 0 0
out of the New Duty on Coffee from 25 June 1714 12 10 0
out of the Additional Duties on Coffee etc. from 25 June 1714 205 0 0
out of the Impost on Whale Fins 12 10 0
out of the Impost of 15l. per cent. on Muslins 215 0 0
out of the Duty of 3s. per chaldron on Coals 355 17 4½
out of the Duty of 2s. per chaldron ditto 237 4 11¾
out of the Impost on Coals for New Churches from 15 May 1716 239 0 7¼
out of the New Subsidy from 30 Sept. 1715 (including 21,500l. payable to Spencer Compton, Treasurer to the Prince of Wales, part of a yearly sum of 40,000l.) 21,587 10 0
out of the Additional ditto from 9 March 1706–7 40 0 0
out of the Two Third Subsidy from 9 March 1711–12 65 0 0
out of the New Duty on Goods exported 10 0 0
out of the Impost 1709 on Pepper 135 0 0
out of the New Duty on Hides 5 0 0
out of the Additional ditto 25 0 0
out of the New Duty on Soap 1 0 0
out of ditto on Candles from 2 May 1715 1 0 0
out of the Impost on Bock Salt exported 1 0 0
out of the New Duty of 4½ per cent. from 30 Sept. 1715 (150l. to Thomas Stewart for a year's rent of the Custom House at Barbadoes, 172l. 18s. 6d. to John Basket & Co. for stationery wares and 3,640l. 11s. 1d. to Thomas Scot, Husband of this Duty, for disbursements at three sales) 3,978 9 7
out of the Enumerated Duties 2 10 0
out of the Prize Duties from 30 Sept. 1715 2 0 0
out of the Coinage Duty 272 8 3½
— 27,485 10 10
incident charges of the Customs in London port, detailed 22,852 4 2¾
total for salaries, incidents etc. 72,817l. 1s. 11¾d.
money repaid on certificates of damaged and overentered goods:
out of the Customs 		2,802 3 7½
out of the New Subsidy 1,742 18 3½
out of the One Third Subsidy 580 15 4
out of the Two Third Subsidy 935 15 1
out of the Additional Impost 1693 142 13 2
out of the New Duty on Coffee 93 14 0
out of the Additional ditto 94 16 0½
out of the New Duty on Pepper etc. 268 3 0
out of the Duty on French Wine imported 126 15 8
out of the New Duty on Hides 39 6 1
out of the Additional ditto 97 15 10
out of the New Duty on Soap etc. 72 13 4½
out of the Additional ditto 51 10 9½
out of the Coinage Duty 1 9 2½
— 7,050 9 6
money repaid on Portage Bills 654 16 5
money repaid on Debentures of goods exported:
out of the Customs 		65,420 11 6
and for corn exported 25,507 16 5
out of the Additional Impositions 2,650 11 6½
out of the New Duty on Coffee 329 14 11
out of the Additional ditto 8,585 1 7½
out of the Duty on Whale Fins 151 9 6½
out of the Duty of 15l. per cent on Muslins 11,232 4 10½
out of the Duty of 3s. per chaldron on Coals 148 2 5
out of the Duty of 2s. ditto 98 15 4
out of the New Subsidy before 1 Feb. 1699–1700 44 13 3
out of ditto before 8 March 1701–2 869 19 10
out of ditto before 1 Aug. 1714 2,833 14 0½
out of ditto before 29 Sept. 1715 4,044 6 1½
out of ditto since that time 45,490 6 5½
out of the One Third Subsidy 17,760 19 4½
out of the Two Third Subsidy 6,071 1 8½
out of the New Duty on Pepper 1,588 16 7½
out of ditto on Hides 6 2 8½
out of the Additional Duty ditto 2,889 4 11½
out of the New Duty on Soap 1,253 4 9
out of the Additional ditto 1,049 0 1
out of the Duty on Sail-Cloth 33 13 6
out of the Coinage Duty 42 2 5
— 198,101 14 0
total repayments as above 205,806l. 19s. 11d.
money paid into the Exchequer, detailed by dates:
out of the Customs 		156,148 19 6½
out of the Duty on Goods exported 18,627 6 10
out of the Duty on Coals exported 3,506 6 5
out of the Additional Impositions 34,266 16 0½
out of the Duty on French Wine imported 30,066 17 1½
out of the New Duty on Coffee 16,296 6 4½
out of the Additional ditto 15,548 13 1½
(total out of the Coffee Duties 31,844l. 19s. 6d.)
out of the Duty on Whale Fins 2,984 10 9½
out of the Duty of 15l. per cent. on Muslins 11,754 15 10½
out of the Duty on Coals before 30 Sept. 1710 114 16 6
out of the Duty of 3s. per chaldron on Coals 36,746 3 4
out of the Duty of 2s. per chaldron, ditto 24,660 14 1
out of the Duty on Coals for New Churches 22,511 19 8½
(total out of the Coal Duties 84,033l. 13s. 7½d.)
out of the New Subsidy to 8 March 1701–2 1,038 12 5½
out of ditto to 1 Aug. 1714 367 10 0
out of ditto to 29 September 1715 1,704 4 3½
out of ditto since that date 141,099 3 0
(total out of the New Subsidies 144,209l. 9s. 9d.)
out of the Additional or One Third Subsidy since 8 March 1706–7 55,151 0 7½
out of the Two Third Subsidy since 8 March 1711–12 77,987 8 11½
out of the New Duty on Pepper and other Groceries 1709 14,977 14 1
out of the New Duty on Hides and Skins 1,786 4 7
out of the Additional Duties ditto etc. 28,901 7 0
(total out of the Duties on Hides etc. 30,687l. 11s. 7d.)
out of the New Duty on Soap 5,344 6 2½
out of the Additional ditto 2,608 2 7½
(total out of the Soap Duties 7,952l. 8s. 10d.)
out of the New Duty on Candles 4 4 4½
out of the Additional ditto 4 4 4½
(total out of the Candle Duties 8l. 8s. 9d.)
out of the Duty on Sail-Cloth 921 6 6
out of the Duty of 4½ per cent. 6,767 10 0
out of the Prize Duties from the Plantations 300 0 0
out of the Enumerated Duties 189 6 10
out of the Duty on Rock-Salt exported 288 0 0
out of the Coinage Duty 7,711 13 1
— 720,386 4 9
the value of sundry bonds delivered up to the succeeding Receivers General:
for the Customs		 40,876 2 7¼
for the Additional Impositions 45 12 1¾
for the New Subsidy to 8 March 1701–2 7 0 11
for ditto to 1 Aug. 1714 18,530 16 11¾
for ditto to 29 Sept. 1715 2,453 17 9
for ditto from 30 Sept. 1715 17,887 14 11½
for the One Third Subsidy 14,066 10 5½
— 93,867 15 9¾
the value of sundry imprest orders ditto 667 18 11
—
total payments and allowances £1,093,546 1 4½
and so the Accomptants are in Surplusage
Declared 7 November 1718.		 1,091 19 5¾

DECLARED ACCOUNTS: CUSTOMS: CASH ACCOUNT.

AUDIT OFFICE: BUNDLE 789, ROLL 999 [A.O.1/789/999].

Anthony Lechmere and Francis Hawes, Receivers General and Cashiers of Customs.

21 June 1717 to 25 December 1717 (inclusive).

Charge. £ s. d. £ s. d.
Arrears: none, this being their first Accompt nil
the value of sundry bonds and imprest orders received from Horatio Walpole senior and Francis Hawes preceding them 94,535 14 8¾
Receipts: money received from the several Receivers and Collectors of Customs within the time of this Accompt:
for the Customs:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 109,120 8 0
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt, in money 90,809 14 0½
ditto, ditto in bonds 38,022 5 7
ditto, on the Wine Receipt 32,649 10 4
several merchants for interest on bonds 50 6 9½
(total London port 270,652l. 4s. 9d.)
Outports:
Aldeburgh (James Syred)		 0 10 6
Barnstaple (George Moore) 91 4 4
Berwick (Samuel Kettleby) 35 4 0
Bridlington (John Bower) 3 6 2
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 12,742 3 10½
Bideford (Thomas Jans) 1,577 18 0
Carlisle (Richard Gibson) 17 16 4½
Chester (Joseph Sewell) 300 0 0
Cowes (John Dale) 268 10 0
Exeter (William Sprye) 1,583 3 4
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 15 0 0
Gloucester (Richard Cossley) 48 12 6
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 13 8 5½
Hull (Hugh Mason) 648 10 0
Lancaster (Thomas Bateman) 66 9 7
Lanelthy (John Philips) 0 5 2
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 3,793 1 7
Lyme (George Lisle) 974 12 6
Lynn (Henry Hare) 150 0 0
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 70 0 0
Newhaven (Edward Pollington) 3 11 1¾
Padstow (John Cooke) 6 1 8
Rochester (Robert Weller) 171 4 7¼
Rye (James Benn) 3 8 2¾
Sandwich (Benjamin Fisher) 37 12 6
Shoreham (James Lambe) 16 10 1¼
Southampton (Francis Medcalfe) 300 0 0
Stockton (Peter Consett) 138 2 3
Sunderland (William Etterick) 26 15 0¼
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 968 1 0
Whitby (Hamlet Woods) 7 12 0¼
Whitehaven (Henry Blincow) 1,071 12 0
— 295,802 11 8
(total Outports 25,150l. 6s. 11d.)
for the Additional Impositions:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 21,289 12 3
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt, ditto 3,616 8 6½
ditto, on the Wine Receipt, ditto 1,743 11 3
(total London port 26,649l. 12s. 0½d.)
Outports:
Berwick (Samuel Kettleby)		 13 16 2¾
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 481 1 10
Bideford (Thomas Jans) 17 4 0
Carlisle (Richard Gibson) 29 13 11¼
Chester (Joseph Sewell) 100 0 0
Dover (John Ball) 16 11 8¾
Exeter (William Sprye) 230 0 0
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 0 14 11½
Gloucester (Richard Cossley) 49 15 8¼
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 4 8 2¼
Hull (Hugh Mason) 100 0 0
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 120 0 0
Minehead (Thomas Blake) 1 11 10
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 110 0 0
Newhaven (Edward Pollington) 1 15 8
Penryn (Ambrose Thompson) 2 17 8¼
Rochester (Robert Weller) 47 14 2
Rye (James Benn) 7 12 3¼
Sandwich (Benjamin Fisher) 2 18 6
Stockton (Peter Consett) 42 6 7¾
Sunderland (William Etterick) 21 16 3¼
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 4 9 3½
Whitby (Hamlet Woods) 4 9 1
Whitehaven (Henry Blincow) 45 0 0
Wisbech (Joseph Ryland) 16 0 0
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 53 7 6¾
— 28,174 17 7
(total Outports 1,525l. 5s. 6½d.)
for the Duty of 25l. per cent. and per ton on French Wines etc.:
out of the Duty to 29 Sept. 1715:
Minehead (Francis Webber, late Collector)		 0 15 7¼
out of the Duty from that date:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 3,050 8 5½
ditto, on the Wine Receipt, in money 5,814 6 9½
(total London port 8,864l. 15s. 3d.)
Outports:
Beaumaris (Fetherstone Nicholson)		 7 5 2½
Berwick (Samuel Kettleby) 6 5 0
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 328 9 9
Carlisle (Richard Gibson) 98 19 8¼
Chester (Joseph Sewell) 200 0 0
Dartmouth (Arthur Robinson) 30 0 0
Dover (John Ball) 34 14 3¾
Exeter (William Sprye) 100 0 0
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 96 0 9¾
Gloucester (Richard Cossley) 240 16 8
Hull (Hugh Mason) 70 0 0
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 100 0 0
Looe (John Dyer) 21 16 8¼
Lyme (George Lisle) 2 7 7½
Millford (William Goodacre) 6 5 0
Minehead (Thomas Blake) 5 8 7¼
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 215 0 0
Newhaven (Edward Pollington) 1 10 3
Padstow (John Cocke) 11 7 6
Penryn (Ambrose Thompson) 59 8 7
Rochester (Robert Weller) 278 12 7½
Rye (James Benn) 10 13 8¼
Shoreham (James Lambe) 2 1 11
Southampton (Francis Medcalfe) 353 18 0
Sunderland (William Etterick) 1 15 0
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 14 17 7½
— 11,162 9 9½
(total Outports 2,297l. 14s. 6½d.)
total for this Duty 11,163l. 5s. 4¾d.
for the Duties on Coffee:
out of the New Duty on Coffee:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 14,182 11 7
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt 136 2 6
(total London port 14,318l. 14s. 1d.)
Outports:
Beaumaris (Fetherston Nicholson)		 0 4 0
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 160 0 0
Dover (John Ball) 0 6 0
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 0 16 6
Stockton (Peter Consett) 9 3 4
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 14 1 4
— 14,503 5 3
(total Outports 184l. 11s. 2d.)
out of the Additional ditto:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 19,687 14 9½
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt 152 12 3½
(total London port 19,840l. 7s. 1d.)
Outports:
Beaumaris (Fetherston Nicholson)		 0 4 0
Dover (John Ball) 0 6 0
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 2 12 6
Minehead (Francis Webber, late Collector) 0 5 8
Rochester (Robert Weller) 0 19 11
Stockton (Peter Consett) 9 3 4
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 14 18 10
— 19,868 17 4
(total Outports 28l. 10s. 3d.)
total for the Coffee etc., Duties, 34,372l. 2s. 7d.
for the Duty of 15l. per cent. on East India goods:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 36,859 11 10½
for the Tonnage Duty:
out of the Duty of English tonnage:
Weymouth (Thomas Bower, late Collector)		 2 0 0
out of the Duty on French tonnage:
Minehead (Francis Webber, late Collector)		 5 11 3
total for the Tonnage Duty 7l. 11s. 3d.
for the Duty on Whale fins:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 3,391 9 7½
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt, in money 62 15 4
(total London port 3,454l. 4s. 11½d.)
Outports:
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson)		 17 7 9½
Deale (Edward Peters) 3 14 3
Hull (Hugh Mason) 50 0 0
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 25 0 0
Sandwich (Benjamin Fisher) 2 10 5
— 3,552 17 5
(total Outports 98l. 12s. 5½d.)
for the Duties on Coals:
out of the Duty on Coals to 5 May 1708:
Boston (Charles Northcote, late Collector)		 44 4 5
Minehead (Francis Webber, ditto) 5 16 9½
— 50 1 2½
out of ditto to 29 Sept. 1710:
Minehead (Francis Webber, late Collector)		 49 10 9¼
Padstow (John Bligh, ditto) 56 14 9½
Rye (George Shuckburgh, ditto) 3 0 0
— 109 5 6¾
out of the Duty of 3s. per chaldron on Coals:
London port:
James Deacon, Collector, in money		 41,894 8 0
Outports:
Aldeburgh (James Syred)		 98 17 8
Barnstaple (George Moore) 30 0 0
Beaumaris (Fetherston Nicholson) 57 18 0½
Berwick (Samuel Kettleby) 1 6 0¼
Blackney (Thomas Shorting) 171 6 6¾
Boston (William Johnson) 1,213 16 11
Bridgwater (John Oldmixon) 361 4 0
Bridlington (John Bower) 308 13 1¾
Bideford (Thomas Jans) 40 0 0
Chepstow (Emanuel Walker) 8 0 0
Chichester (Henry Baker) 61 10 5½
Colchester (James Bruce) 445 0 7¾
Cowes (John Dale) 22 17 6½
Dartmouth (Arthur Robinson) 70 12 9
Deale (Edward Peters) 97 9 5
Dover (John Ball) 102 14 6½
Exeter (William Sprye) 178 7 6
Feversham (John Smallman) 217 17 1½
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 18 8 10
Gloucester (Richard Cossley) 55 15 3½
Gweek (Bernard Penrose) 21 19 2
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 304 11 5½
Hull (Hugh Mason) 310 0 0
Ilfracombe (John Jenkins) 23 4 5¼
Ipswich (Cooper Grosvener) 384 13 0¼
Lancaster (Thomas Bateman) 29 1 0¾
Looe (John Dyer) 6 2 5¼
Lyme (George Lisle) 9 9 2½
Lynn (Henry Hare) 3,026 18 11
Malden (Walter Walker) 338 0 6¾
Milford (William Goodacre) 12 0 0
Minehead (Thomas Blake) 81 4 1
ditto (Francis Webber, late Collector) 244 12 5¼
Newhaven (Edward Pollington) 68 4 1
Padstow (John Cock) 45 9 3¼
Penzance (William Warren) 14 14 10½
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 276 0 0
Rochester (Robert Weller) 639 8 8¼
Rye (James Benn) 52 12 11¾
St. Ives (Richard Upton) 66 10 11¾
Sandwich (Benjamin Fisher) 359 10 8
Scarborough (Timothy Fish) 250 0 0
Shoreham (James Lambe) 43 1 10½
Southampton (Francis Medcalfe) 220 0 0
Stockton (Peter Consett) 0 9 3½
Southwould (Edward Davies) 69 1 1½
Truro (Richard Jennings) 19 11 6¾
Wells (John Keene) 319 7 4
Weymouth (Philip Taylour) 86 7 2¾
Whitby (Hamlett Woods) 262 7 8½
Wisbech (Joseph Ryland) 173 0 0
Woodbridge (Oliver Newby) 128 11 0¼
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 2,015 9 0
— 55,357 18 11¼
(total Outports 13,463l. 10s. 11¼d.)
out of the Duty of 2s. per chaldron, ditto:
London port:
James Deacon, Collector, in money		 27,929 13 0½
Outports:
Aldeburgh (James Syred)		 65 18 5
Barnstaple (George Moore) 20 0 0
Beaumaris (Fetherston Nicholson) 38 11 9½
Berwick (Samuel Kettleby) 0 17 4½
Blackney (Thomas Shorting) 114 4 5
Boston (William Johnson) 734 0 0
Bridgwater (John Oldmixon) 140 10 0
Bridlington (John Bower) 205 15 10¼
Bideford (Thomas Jans) 30 0 0
Cardigan (John Gwyn) 4 4 6
Chichester (Henry Baker) 41 0 5¾
Colchester (James Bruce) 296 13 9½
Cowes (John Dale) 15 4 11¾
Dartmouth (Arthur Robinson) 33 16 4½
Deale (Edward Peters) 65 0 7
Dover (John Ball) 68 9 9½
Exeter (William Sprye) 115 15 2¼
Falmouth (William Pye) 10 13 1¾
Feversham (John Smallman) 153 0 8½
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 12 5 9¾
Gloucester (Richard Cossley) 37 2 4½
Gweek (Bernard Penrose) 14 12 9
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 203 1 0½
Hull (Hugh Mason) 280 0 0
Ilfracombe (John Jenkins) 15 9 6¼
Ipswich (Cooper Grosvenor) 258 11 8¾
Lancaster (Thomas Bateman) 19 7 4¾
Looe (John Dyer) 4 1 8¼
Lyme (George Lisle) 7 2 10¼
Lynn (Henry Hare) 1,640 0 0
Maldon (Walter Walker) 225 7 1¾
Milford (William Goodacre) 8 0 0
Minehead (Thomas Blake) 33 3 11
Newhaven (Edward Pollington) 45 9 3¾
Padstow (John Cocke) 30 6 2¾
Penzance (William Warren) 9 16 7¼
Plymouth (David Morris) 66 9 3¾
Poole (Alfred Lawson) 134 7 2
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 145 0 0
Rochester (Robert Weller) 426 5 11½
Rye (James Benn) 31 2 10
St. Ives (Richard Upton) 60 9 0¼
Sandwich (Benjamin Fisher) 239 13 11¼
Scarborough (Timothy Fish) 160 0 0
Shoreham (James Lambe) 28 14 8¼
Southampton (Francis Medcalfe) 136 12 6
Stockton (Peter Consett) 0 12 6
Southwould (Edward Davies) 94 0 0¼
Wells (John Keene) 131 2 4
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 60 8 10¾
Whitby (Hamlet Woods) 174 18 5¼
Wisbech (Joseph Ryland) 181 0 0
Woodbridge (Oliver Newby) 85 14 0¼
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 1,132 10 0
— 36,216 10 5¼
(total Outports 8,286l. 17s. 4¾d.)
out of the Duty on Coals for Churches:
London port:
James Deacon, Receiver, in money		 41,996 7 9½
total for the Coal Duties 133,730l. 3s. 11¼d.
for the New Subsidies:
out of the New Subsidy to 8 March 1701–2
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Wine Receipt, in money		 2 3 1½
out of ditto to 1 Aug. 1714
London port:
several merchants, for interest on bonds		 1 16 6
Outports
Exeter (Charles Orchard, late Collector)		 31 13 4
Minehead (Francis Webber, ditto) 97 1 4¼
Rye (George Shuckburgh, ditto) 214 11 1¾
— 345 2 4
(total Outports 343l. 5s. 10d.)
out of ditto to 29 Sept. 1715:
Outports:
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson)		 100 16 6
Weymouth (Thomas Bower, late Collector) 2 9 0¾
— 103 5 6¾
out of ditto since that date:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 80,809 0 0
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt, in money 43,917 6 7½
ditto, ditto, in bonds 38,022 5 7
ditto, on the Wine Receipt, in money 19,352 15 8½
several merchants, for interest on bonds 0 0 10½
(total London port 182,101l. 8s. 9½d.)
Outports:
Aldeburgh (James Syred)		 0 7 1½
Beaumaris (Fetherston Nicholson) 10 12 7½
Berwick (Samuel Kettleby) 42 6 7¼
Blackney (Thomas Shorting) 5 15 3½
Boston (William Johnson) 30 0 0
Bridgwater (John Oldmixon) 40 0 0
Bridlington (John Bower) 28 12 5¾
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 11,739 10 4½
Bideford (Thomas Jans) 359 6 10½
Carlisle (Richard Gibson) 20 8 6¾
Chester (Joseph Sewell) 500 0 0
Colchester (James Bruce) 36 16 3¼
Cowes (John Dale) 25 18 2¼
Deale (Edward Peters) 3 17 4½
Dover (John Ball) 59 17 1
Exeter (William Sprye) 1,316 12 5
Falmouth (William Pye) 10 0 0
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 46 7 11½
Gloucester (Richard Cossley) 24 18 8
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 10 9 8¼
Hull (Hugh Mason) 1,657 18 6
Ipswich (Cooper Grosvener) 29 8 7¼
Lancaster (Thomas Bateman) 69 19 6¼
Lanelthy (John Phillips) 2 1 7
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 1,397 2 0
Looe (John Dyer) 10 13 10¼
Lyme (George Lisle) 365 0 9¾
Lynn (Henry Hare) 424 19 0½
Milford (William Goodacre) 15 0 0
Minehead (Thomas Blake) 79 1 3¼
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 474 6 2
Newhaven (Edward Pollington) 5 17 8
Padstow (John Cocke) 162 0 4¾
Penryn (Ambrose Thompson) 37 9 7
Penzance (William Warren) 30 16 8¼
Rochester (Robert Weller) 276 14 6¾
Rye (James Benn) 6 17 5
Sandwich (Benjamin Fisher) 72 16 2¼
Shoreham (James Lambe) 15 15 6
Southampton (Francis Medcalfe) 123 1 3
Stockton (Peter Consett) 172 11 3½
Sunderland (William Etterick) 26 1 0
Wells (John Keene) 42 4 2¼
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 474 0 4
ditto (Thomas Bower) 0 3 9
Whitby (Hamlet Woods) 7 2 0½
Wisbech (Joseph Ryland) 88 0 0
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 560 13 7¼
— 203,041 3 2¼
(total Outports 20,939l. 14s. 4¾d.)
total for the New Subsidies 203,491l. 14s. 2½d.
for the One Third or Additional Subsidy from 8 March, 1706–7:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 27,445 0 0
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt, in money 14,645 7 6
ditto, ditto, in bonds 12,674 1 2½
ditto, on the Wine Receipt, in money 6,451 16 0
several merchants for interest on bonds 0 12 5½
(total London port 61,216l. 17s. 2d.)
Outports:
Aldeburgh (James Syred)		 0 2 4½
Beaumaris (Fetherston Nicholson) 4 13 7½
Berwick (Samuel Kettleby) 10 15 5¾
Blackney (Thomas Shorting) 1 18 5
Boston (William Johnson) 8 12 0
Bridlington (John Bower) 9 10 9¾
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 3,469 10 0
Bideford (Thomas Jans) 160 0 0
Carlisle (Richard Gibson) 6 16 2½
Chester (Joseph Sewell) 182 14 6
Colchester (James Bruce) 12 5 4¾
Cowes (John Dale) 8 12 9
Deale (Edward Peters) 2 11 9
Dover (John Ball) 19 19 0
Exeter (William Sprye) 352 7 7
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 15 9 3
Gloucester (Richard Cossley) 7 8 4½
Gweek (Bernard Penrose) 1 10 1¼
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 3 9 10¼
Hull (Hugh Mason) 237 10 0
Ipswich (Cooper Grosvenor) 9 16 2½
Lancaster (Thomas Bateman) 23 6 5½
Lanelthy (John Philips) 0 13 10½
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 264 5 0
ditto (Sir Barnabas Scudamore, late Collector) 200 0 0
Looe (John Dyer) 3 11 3
Lyme (George Lisle) 118 1 2
Lynn (Henry Hare) 148 0 0
Milford (William Goodacre) 5 0 0
Minehead (Thomas Blake) 29 13 9¼
ditto (Francis Webber, late Collector) 55 4 5½
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 117 0 0
Newhaven (Edward Pollington) 1 19 2
Padstow (John Cocke) 54 0 1¼
Penryn (Ambrose Thomas) 15 16 6¼
Rochester (Robert Weller) 99 7 1
Rye (James Benn) 2 5 10
Sandwich (Benjamin Fisher) 24 5 6
Shoreham (James Lambe) 5 9 0¾
Southampton (Francis Medcalfe) 97 10 0
Stockton (Peter Consett) 30 10 0½
Sunderland (William Etterick) 8 13 8
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 158 0 2¼
Whitby (Hamlet Woods) 2 7 4¼
Whitehaven (Henry Blencow) 140 0 0
Wisbech (Joseph Ryland) 12 0 0
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 238 5 0¼
— 67,597 16 4½
(total Outports 6,380l. 19s. 2½d.)
for the Two Third Subsidy:
out of the Two Third Subsidy to 8 March 1711:
Minehead (Francis Webber, late Collector)		 8 7 7¾
out of ditto since that date:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 32,450 0 0
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt, ditto 1,880 14 11
ditto, on the Wine Receipt, ditto 12,904 19 10½
(total London port 47,235l. 14s. 9½d.)
Outports:
Beaumaris (Fetherston Nicholson)		 9 7 10¼
Berwick (Samuel Kettleby) 18 12 7
Blackney (Thomas Shorting) 8 8 10¾
Boston (William Johnson) 20 0 0
Bridlington (John Bower) 17 17 11
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 1,552 0 0
Carlisle (Richard Gibson) 13 12 4½
Chester (Joseph Sewell) 381 0 0
Colchester (James Bruce) 2 14 1¼
Cowes (John Dale) 17 5 5½
Deale (Edward Peters) 5 3 8¼
Dover (John Ball) 35 5 3¼
Exeter (William Sprye) 230 0 0
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 30 18 9¼
Gloucester (Richard Cossley) 14 16 8¾
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 3 11 0¼
Hull (Hugh Mason) 805 10 3
Ipswich (Cooper Grosvener) 1 2 6¾
Lancaster (Thomas Bateman) 7 12 9¼
Lanelthy (John Philips) 1 7 9
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 347 2 11
Looe (John Dyer) 7 1 4
Lyme (George Lisle) 35 0 0
Lynn (Henry Hare) 283 0 3
Milford (William Goodacre) 10 0 0
Minehead (Thomas Blake) 47 18 6¾
ditto (Francis Webber, late Collector) 21 5 6
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 195 10 0
Newhaven (Edward Pollington) 3 18 6¼
Padstow (John Cocke) 5 2 11¼
Penryn (Ambrose Thompson) 15 16 4¾
Rochester (Robert Weller) 194 16 4¾
Rye (James Benn) 4 11 8¾
Sandwich (Benjamin Fisher) 23 7 9¼
Shoreham (James Lambe) 10 18 3¾
Southampton (Francis Medcalfe) 40 0 0
Stockton (Peter Consett) 56 15 11¾
Sunderland (William Etterick) 14 12 5½
Wells (John Keene) 35 9 2¼
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 4 7 10¼
ditto (Thomas Bower, late Collector) 3 15 2
Whitby (Hamlet Woods) 3 19 11
Whitehaven (Henry Blencow) 9 17 8
Wisbech (Joseph Ryland) 50 0 0
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 162 2 5¾
(total Outports 4,762l. 19s. 4d.) — 51,998 14 1½
total for the Two Third Subsidy 52.007l. 1s. 9¼d.
for the New Duty on Goods exported or Duties outward:
London port:
the Earl of Manchester, Receiver Outwards		 11,734 15 6
John Benson, Receiver of the Duties Outwards on Leather 543 13 2½
Henry Waterlands, Receiver of the Duties on White Woollen Cloth 140 12 6
(total London port 12,419l. 1s. 2½d.)
Outports:
Barnstaple (George Moore)		 1 5 8
Beaumaris (Fetherston Nicholson) 13 17 11¼
Blackney and Cley (Thomas Shorting) 0 4 9¼
Boston (William Johnson) 13 1 0
Bridlington (John Bower) 109 12 8¼
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 660 0 0
Cardigan (John Gwyn) 4 13 0
Chepstow (Emanuel Walker) 32 0 0
Chester (Joseph Sewell) 840 0 0
Collchester (James Bruce) 6 18 10
Cowes (John Dale) 2 15 3¾
Dartmouth (Arthur Robinson) 7 6 7½
Dover (John Ball) 28 8 8¾
Exeter (William Sprye) 55 11 9
Falmouth (William Pye) 8 2 11½
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 19 10 8½
Gloucester (Richard Cossley) 3 4 9
Gweek (Bernard Penrose) 89 10 8½
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 2 17 6
Hull (Hugh Mason) 1,030 0 0
Ipswich (Cooper Grosvenor) 5 14 11¼
Lancaster (Thomas Bateman) 141 3 2¼
Lanelthy (John Philips) 51 16 7½
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 421 3 6
Looe (John Dyer) 15 4 10½
Lyme (George Lisle) 4 8 6
Lynn (Henry Hare) 6 3 5
Malden (Walter Walker) 28 12 11½
Milford (William Goodacre) 52 0 0
Minehead (Francis Webber, late Collector) 9 10 9¾
ditto (Thomas Blake) 4 13 6½
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 1,700 0 0
Padstow (John Cocke) 2 17 4½
Penryn (Ambrose Thompson) 145 3 9½
Penzance (William Warren) 3 14 1
Plymouth (David Morris) 88 5 1¾
Poole (Alfred Lawson) 17 18 1¾
Portsmouth (John Arnold) 45 0 0
Rochester (Robert Weller) 0 5 0
Rye (James Benn) 10 8 0
St. Ives (Richard Upton) 3 0 0
Scarborough (Timothy Fish) 29 18 0
Southampton (Francis Medcalfe) 21 0 10¼
Stockton (Peter Consett) 305 12 3
Sunderland (William Etterick) 1,104 3 4½
Swanzey (William Gwyn) 190 0 0
Truro (Thomas Sherer) 215 1 2
Wells (John Keene) 22 1 8
Weymouth (Philip Taylor) 1 3 1
Whitby (Hamlet Woods) 10 16 0
Whitehaven (Henry Blencow) 839 19 5½
Woodbridge (Oliver Newby) 0 10 9
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 59 19 8
— 20,905 14 3¾
(total Outports 8,486l. 13s. 1¼d.)
for the Duty on Coal exported:
London port:
the Earl of Manchester, Receiver of the Duties Outwards, in money		 69 2 9
Outports:
Bridlington (John Bower)		 106 19 3¼
Fowey (Charles Lambe) 0 8 4¾
Gweek (Bernard Penrose) 1 10 11¼
Lyme (George Lisle) 1 11 0
Looe (John Dyer) 0 15 0
Milford (William Goodacre) 6 17 6
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 590 0 0
Rye (James Benn) 9 18 0
Sunderland (William Etterick) 42 4 3½
Swanzey (William Gwyn) 23 9 0
Scarborough (Timothy Fish) 29 18 0
Whitby (Hamlet Woods) 10 10 0
Whitehaven (Henry Blencow) 8 15 0
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 29 12 0
— 931 11 1¾
(total Outports 862l. 8s. 4¾d.)
for the Impost 1709 on Pepper or Grocery:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 9,518 15 2
Outports:
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson)		 838 2 1
Dover (John Ball) 0 3 8
Minehead (Francis Webber, late Collector) 33 7 8¼
Rochester (Rober Weller) 25 4 0
Stockton (Peter Consett) 40 4 3
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 40 11 10
— 10,496 8 8¼
(total Outports 977l. 13s. 6¼d.)
for the Duties on Hides and Skins:
out of the New Duty on Hides etc.
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 4,102 2 1
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt, in money 39 10 2
(total London port 4,141l. 12s. 3d.)
Outports:
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson)		 40 0 0
Bideford (Thomas Jans) 0 11 3
Chester (Joseph Sewell) 3 11 7
Cowes (John Dale) 0 5 0
Exeter (William Sprye) 5 12 0
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 20 0 0
Minehead (Francis Webber, late Collector) 0 16 0
Plymouth (David Morris) 1 15 7¼
Rochester (Robert Weller) 0 6 5½
Southampton (Francis Medcalfe) 8 1 11
— 4,222 12 0¾
(total Outports 80l. 19s. 9¾d.)
out of the Additional ditto:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 31,046 7 5½
ditto, on the Plantation Receipt, ditto 155 8 6½
(total London port 31,201l. 16s. 0d.)
Outports:
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson)		 178 0 0
Bideford (Thomas Jans) 0 11 3
Bridlington (John Bower) 0 1 9
Chester (Joseph Sewell) 4 16 5
Cowes (John Dale) 0 2 6
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 1 10 0
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 50 0 0
Minehead (Francis Webber) 2 10 0
Poole (Alfred Lawson) 4 6 0
Plymouth (David Morris) 19 11 1
Rochester (Robert Weller) 7 18 3
Southampton (Francis Medcalfe) 4 0 11½
Whitehaven (Henry Blencow) 2 8 1½
— 31,477 12 4
(total Outports 275l. 16s. 4d.)
total for the Duties on Hides, etc., 35,700l. 4s. 4¾d.
for the Duties on Soap:
out of the New Duties on Soap
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 4,890 0 0
Outports:
Beaumaris (Fetherston Nicholson)		 0 11 0
Berwick (Samuel Kettleby) 0 2 10
Boston (William Johnston) 4 4 0
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 550 0 0
Cardigan (John Gwyn) 0 9 4
Colchester (James Bruce) 4 16 0
Dartmouth (Arthur Robinson) 0 3 9
Dover (John Ball) 1 4 5
Hull (Hugh Mason) 76 18 9
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 21 4 0
Lynn (Henry Hare) 0 17 0
Milford (William Goodacre) 8 2 6
Minehead (Francis Webber, late Collector) 145 4 4½
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 30 0 0
Plymouth (David Morris) 25 1 10¼
Southampton (Francis Medcalfe) 20 17 9¾
Whitehaven (Henry Blencow) 0 7 8
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 16 19 9¾
— 5,797 5 1¼
(total Outports 907l. 5s. 1¼d.)
out of the Additional ditto:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 2,918 12 5
Outports:
Beaumaris (Fetherston Nicholson)		 0 5 6
Berwick (Samuel Kettleby) 0 1 5
Boston (William Johnson) 2 2 0
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 439 0 1
Chester (Joseph Sewell) 3 15 0
Colchester (James Bruce) 3 0 0
Dover (John Ball) 0 12 2½
Hull (Hugh Mason) 20 0 0
Lynn (Henry Hare) 0 8 6
Milford (William Goodacre) 4 1 3
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 25 0 0
Whitehaven (Henry Blencow) 0 3 10
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 8 9 11
— 3,425 12 1½
(total Outports 506l. 19s. 8½d.)
total for the Soap Duties 9,222l. 17s. 2¾d.
for the Duties on Sail-Cloth:
out of the Duty on Sail-Cloth to 29 Sept. 1715:
Minehead (Francis Webber, late Collector)		 0 15 0
out of ditto from 30 Sept. 1715:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 631 17 7
Outports:
Cowes (John Dale)		 39 11 10
Dover (John Ball) 5 7 4
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 2 5 4
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 50 0 0
Lynn (Henry Hare) 6 1 4
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 25 0 0
Sandwich (Benjamin Fisher) 2 6 8
Stockton (Peter Consett) 1 5 8
Sunderland (William Etterick) 1 1 0
Whitby (Hamlet Woods) 2 6 8
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 31 18 2
(total Outports 167l. 4s. 0d.) — 799 1 7
total for the Sail-Cloth Duties 799l. 16s. 7d.
for the Duties on Candles:
out of the Duty on Candles to 1 May 1715:
Minehead (Francis Webber, late Collector)		 0 2 4
out of ditto from 2 May 1715:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 6 1 6
Outports:
Beaumaris (Fetherston Nicholson)		 0 7 5
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 7 1 2½
Milford (William Goodacre) 1 14 7½
— 15 4 9
(total Outports 9l. 3s. 3d.)
out of the Additional ditto from 26 March 1711:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 6 1 6
Outports:
Beaumaris (Fetherston Nicholson]		 0 7 5
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson) 5 9 8
Milford (William Goodacre) 1 14 7½
Minehead (Francis Webber, late Collector) 0 2 4
— 13 15 6½
(total Outports 7l. 14s. 0½d.)
total for the Candle Duties 29l. 2s. 7½d.
for the Duty on Rock Salt exported:
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith)		 80 0 0
for the New Duty on Hops:
Bristol (Jacob Reynardson)		 26 3 3
for the Enumerated Duties from the American Plantations:
John Huffam, Collector at Nevis		 100 0 0
for the Prize Duties ditto:
Peter Beckford, Collector at Jamaica		 300 0 0
for the Coinage Duty:
London port:
Sir John Shaw, bt., Receiver Inwards, on the Grand Receipt, in money		 260 14 11
ditto, on the Wine Receipt, ditto 2,247 1 8½
(total London port 2,507l. 16s. 7½d.)
Outports:
Beaumaris (Fetherston Nicholson)		 0 14 11½
Berwick (Samuel Kettleby) 0 2 4
Bideford (Thomas Jans) 15 16 0
Carlisle (Richard Gibson) 5 14 10
Chester (Joseph Sewell) 8 3 8¼
Cowes (John Dale) 0 7 11½
Dover (John Ball) 4 5 7½
Exeter (William Sprye) 88 7 10
Gloucester (Richard Cossley) 5 16 5¼
Hull (Hugh Mason) 100 0 0
Leverpoole (Nathaniel Smith) 50 0 0
Lynn (Henry Hare) 51 9 9
Looe (John Dyer) 0 2 3
Lanelthy (John Philips) 0 0 9½
Minehead (Francis Webber, late Collector) 18 19 11¾
ditto (Thomas Blake) 0 9 9¼
Newhaven (Edward Pollington) 0 16 3¼
Newcastle (Anthony Isaacson) 40 0 0
Rye (James Benn) 0 0 9
Rochester (Robert Weller) 11 1 5½
Stockton (Peter Consett) 0 2 5½
Sunderland (William Etterick) 0 12 11
Shoreham (James Lambe) 0 5 6¾
Wisbech (Joseph Ryland) 0 3 1
Weymouth (Thomas Bower, late Collector) 16 19 9¾
ditto (Philip Taylor) 0 5 10½
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 23 19 4¼
(total Outports 444l. 19s. 9d.) — 2,952 16 4½
total Receipts as above 948,304l. 8s. 8d.
money received for the Additional Duty of 5l. per cent. on India goods to be paid over to the East India Company for the maintenance of Ambassadors 6,782 16 4
—
total charge and receipts £1,049,622 19 8¾
Discharge.
Surplusage due to Horatio Walpole, senior, and Francis Hawes, late Receivers General etc. on the foot of their last preceding Account 1,091 19 5¾
salaries of the Commissioners and other Officers borne on the Quarterly books of London port:
Sir Walter Young, Sir Matthew Dudley, Sir John Stanley, bts.; John Pulteney and Thomas Walker; Sir Charles Peers, kt., and Sir Thomas Frankland, bt.; Commissioners; half year to Michaelmas 1717		 3,500 0 0
Charles Carkesse, their Secretary, for himself and clerks, including John Manley, Plantation and Western Clerk; same time 410 0 0
Robert Stephens, Solicitor for the Affairs of the Customs, and George Medcalfe, his Assistant; same time 200 0 0
the Receiver General, for his staff, including William Leach, Paymaster of Incidents; same time 190 0 0
Robert Paul, Assistant to the Comptroller General; same time 75 0 0
Charles Killigrew, Comptroller of the Issues etc.; same time 290 0 0
Charles Godolphin, Register General of Trading Ships, and clerks, named; same time 345 0 0
Henry Martin, Inspector General of Exports and Imports, for himself and clerks; same time 350 0 0
Robert Jacomb, Inspector of the Outport Collectors' Accompts, ditto; same time 300 0 0
Thomas Andrew, George Richardson, John Creswick and Robert Cross, four Examiners of the Outport Books; same time 100 0 0
William Saxby, Surveyor General of the Riding Officers, for himself and clerk; same time 270 0 0
Benjamin Coode, Examiner of the Sufficiency of Officers' securities etc.; same time 50 0 0
Charles Downing, Comptroller for approving Merchants' Securities etc.; same time 100 0 0
Thomas Hudson, Viewer and Examiner of Tobacco; same time 100 0 0
Samuel Grice, Surveyor of the Warehouse, and his Assistants, named; same time 195 0 0
Ambrose Moore and William Thoresby, Keepers of the Warehouse for prohibited East India goods, and John Frampton and Thomas Hester, Comptrollers thereof; same time 150 0 0
housekeeper, doorkeeper, messenger, appraisers, surveyors, watchmen etc.; detailed, some named; same time 7,503 14 5
— 14,128 14 5
salaries of the Patent Officers in London port:
these Accomptants; half year to Xmas 1717		 500 0 0
William Burnett, Comptroller General; half year to Michaelmas 1717 500 0 0
Sir John Shaw, bt., Collector Inwards; Michaelmas quarter 1717 116 13 4
Charles Downing, Comptroller of the Great Customs; year to Michaelmas 1717 255 0 0
the heirs of the Hon. Andrew Newport and James Halsal, Surveyor General of the Customs; Michaelmas quarter 1717 125 0 0
Thomas Gibson and others, Surveyor of the Petty Customs; half year to Midsummer 1717 150 0 0
Sir William Fowlis, Head Searcher; Michaelmas quarter 1717 30 0 0
Richard Miller, Customer of Woollen Cloth; Michaelmas 1715 to 13 Feb. 1716 6 18 10
John Benson, ditto; Michaelmas quarter 1717 12 10 0
Joseph Somers, Comptroller of the Great Customs; half year to Michaelmas 1717 15 0 0
Daniel Lawrence, Customer of the Petty Customs; Michaelmas quarter 1717 15 11 8
Hugh Granger, Examiner Inwards; half year to Midsummer 1717 17 10 0
Thomas Cheffinch, Searcher at Gravesend; Michaelmas quarter 1717 3 0 0
several King's waiters, named 315 7 1
— 2,062 10 11
salaries and allowances to the Officers in the Outports, detailed, with names 547 0 10½
salaries and allowances to the Established and Extraordinary Officers of the Customs in the Foreign Plantations:
for their established salaries:
William Alexander, Comptroller at Pensilvania; year to Midsummer 1717		 80 0 0
Henry Brooks, Collector at Lewis in Pensilvania; same time 90 0 0
John Moore, Collector at Philadelphia; same time 160 0 0
Samuel Lowman, Collector at Newcastle in Pensilvania; half year to Midsummer 1717 45 0 0
Robert Armstrong, Collector at Piscataway in New England; year to Midsummer 1717 100 0 0
Charles Blechenden, Collector and Surveyor at Salem and Marblehead in New England; half year to Midsummer 1717 50 0 0
John Jekyl, Collector at Boston in New England; same time 50 0 0
Thomas Newton, Comptroller there; same time 35 0 0
Nathaniel Kay, Collector at Rhode Island in New England; same time 50 0 0
William Bladen, Surveyor at Anapolis in Maryland; year to Midsummer 1717 60 0 0
Thomas Collyer, Surveyor at Williamstadt in Maryland; 1½ years to Midsummer 1717 52 10 0
John Phelps, Riding Surveyor at Pocomack in Maryland; year to Midsummer 1717 60 0 0
William Stoughton, Collector there; same time 60 0 0
Robert Howson, Surveyor at Cape Charles in Virginia; year to Xmas 1716 50 0 0
Samuel Macarty, Collector at South Pocomack in Virginia; year to Midsummer 1717 80 0 0
Richard Fitzwilliam, Collector at the lower part of James River in Virginia; 14 Dec. 1716 to Midsummer 1717 53 3 3
Henry Scarburgh, Collector at Accomack River in Virginia; year to Midsummer 1717 40 0 0
William Carter, Comptroller at New York; same time 55 0 0
John Graves, Collector at the Bahama Islands; half year to Midsummer 1717 35 0 0
Tobias Knight, Collector at Currituck; half year to Xmas 1716 20 0 0
Maurice Birchfield, Surveyor General of the Northern part of the Continent of America for himself, a clerk, a boat and four boatmen, Midsummer 1715 to 7 Nov. 1715; and as Surveyor General of the Southern part of ditto from 7 Nov. 1715 to Midsummer 1717 990 0 0
Caleb Heathcote, Surveyor General of the Northern part of ditto; half year to Xmas 1716 247 10 0
John Manley, Plantation Clerk; half year to Midsummer 1717 50 0 0
salaries to extraordinary Officers:
Edward Brook, Collector at Charles Town in South Carolina, 14 July 1715 to Xmas 1716 and Xmas 1716 to 7 Sept. 1717; by two Customs Warrants		 128 11 1
Francis Kennedy, Collector of the lower part of James River in Virginia; Midsummer 1716 to 14 Dec. 1716; by like warrant 46 16 9
Robert Junis, Collector of York River in Virginia; 23 Dec. 1715 to 12 Feb. 1716–17; by like Warrant 45 11 9
Hibbert Newton, Collector and Surveyor at Nova Scotia; half year to Midsummer 1717; by like warrant 30 0 0
Archibald Cummings, Surveyor and Searcher at Boston in New England; same time; by like warrant 50 0 0
Samuel Swan, Collector at Currituck in North Carolina; at 30l. per an. Midsummer 1707 to 18 April 1709 and at 40l. per an. 18 April 1709 to 12 Oct. 1710; by like warrant 113 19 5
Henry Brooke, Collector at Lewis in Pensilvania; year to Midsummer 1717; by like warrant 40 0 0
Samuel Lowman, Collector at Newcastle in Pensilvania; half year to Midsummer 1717; by like warrant 20 0 0
William Rhet, Surveyor and Comptroller in South Carolina and the Bahama Islands; year to Midsummer 1717; by like warrant 150 0 0
— 3,138 2 3
annual and accidental payments by Treasury Warrants:
Sir John Cope for the ground rent of the Custom house for the half year to Michaelmas 1717, 137l.; Mark Frecker for making up books of accompts 130l.; John Thurkettle, Messenger, for attendance, 31l. 6s. 8d.; Richard Score, for discovering abuses, 500l.; Daniel Alegre, for the like, 275l. 6s. 8d.; John Shepheard, a superannuated Surveyor of the land-waiters, 47l. 10s. 6d.; William Bowen, a land-carriage man, 17l. 10s.; John Lewis, Collector of the Land Tax, for Inferior Officers' taxes, 1,109l. 4s. 8d.; John Bowen, Surveyor at Leigh, for so much assessed on his salary for Land Tax, 4l. 10s.; John Smith and George Lesley, Deputy Chamberlains of the Exchequer, for joining tallies etc. 150l. 18s. 4d.; the Officers of the Pipe, for fees, 80l. 12s. 4d.; these Accomptants, for their charges, 375l. 3s. 7d.; Thomas Foley, for the Auditor's fee for the General Accompt to Xmas 1713 and for this Cash Accompt, 705l. 0s. 0d. 		3,564 2 9
annual and accidental payments out of the several New Duties, detailed, chiefly to the Examiners of the Outport books, for the Auditors' fee, and for extraordinary clerks:
out of the Additional Impositions 		55 0 0
out of the Duty of 25l. per cent. and per ton on French Wines 17 10 0
out of the New Duty on Coffee from 25 June 1714 10 0 0
out of the Additional ditto and on Calicoes from same date 130 0 0
out of the Duty of 15l. per cent. on Muslins or East India goods 187 10 0
out of the Duty on Whale Fins 10 0 0
out of the Several Duties on Coals 613 4 1½
out of the New Subsidy from 25 Sept. 1715, including 18,500l., part of 40,000l. payable yearly to Spencer Compton, Treasurer to the Prince of Wales 18,575 0 0
out of the Additional Subsidy from 9 March 1706–7 45 0 0
out of the Two Third Subsidy to 8 March 1711–12 82 10 0
out of the New Duty on Goods exported 50 0 0
out of the Impositions 1709 on Pepper, etc. 137 10 0
out of the New Duty on Hides, etc. 25 0 0
out of the Additional Duty ditto 25 0 0
out of the New Duty on Soap 3 0 0
out of the New Duty on Candles from 2 May 1715 3 0 0
out of the Duty on Rock Salt exported 3 0 0
out of the Enumerated Duties 2 10 0
out of the Prize Duties 1 0 0
out of the Coinage Duty 113 8 6
— 20,089 2 7½
incident charges and expenses in London port, detailed 18,236 1 5
total for Salaries and incidents as above 61,765l. 15s. 3d.
repayments: money repaid on certificates of damaged or over entered goods:
out of the Customs 		2,594 3 2½
out of the Additional Impositions 126 19 1
out of the 25l. per ton on French Wines 33 6 3
out of the New Duty on Coffee, etc. 58 18 6
out of the Additional ditto 27 14 10½
out of the New Subsidy from 30 Sept. 1715 1,604 8 2
out of the Additional Subsidy from 9 March 1706–7 534 13 3½
out of the Two Third Subsidy to 8 March 1711–12 932 10 6
out of the Import 1709 on Pepper, etc. 166 16 11
out of the New Duty on Hides and Skins 127 3 0
out of the Additional ditto 108 5 11½
out of the New Duty on Soap 18 17 0
out of the Additional ditto 18 13 0
out of the Coinage Duty 6 6 11
— 6,358 16 8
money repaid on postage bills 916 2 2
money repaid on debentures for goods exported:
out of the Customs on Tonnage and Poundage 		43,232 12 9½
and for corn exported 18,339 16 11½
out of the Additional Impositions 3,705 14 9½
out of the New Duty on Coffee 176 13 3
out of the Additional ditto 7,429 16 2½
out of the Duty of 15l. per cent on Muslins and East India goods 28,060 7 6½
out of the Impost on Whale Fins 125 19 0½
out of the Duty of 3s. per chaldron on Coals 75 15 5
out of the Duty of 2s. ditto, ditto 50 10 2
out of the New Subsidy to 8 March 1704–5 2 3 1½
out of ditto to 1 Aug. 1714 618 19 3
out of ditto to 29 Sept. 1715 856 17 8¾
out of ditto from 30 Sept. 1715 36,070 8 8¾
out of the Additional or One Third Subsidy from 9 March 1706–7 12,515 18 7
out of the Two Third Subsidy to 8 March 1711–12 8 7 7¾
out of ditto from 8 March 1711–12 7,983 1 0¼
out of the Impost 1709 on Pepper 1,310 2 1½
out of the Additional Duty on Hides and Skins 2,911 1 8½
out of the New Duty on Soap 785 5 10½
out of the Additional ditto 663 11 3
out of the Impost on Sail Cloth to 29 Sept. 1715 0 15 0
out of ditto from 30 Sept. 1715 68 15 6½
out of the New Duty on Candles to 1 May 1715 0 2 4
out of ditto from 2 May 1715 3 3 0
out of the Additional ditto from 26 March 1711 3 5 4
out of the Coinage Duty 23 5 4½
— 165,022 9 9½
total repayments as above 172,297l. 8s. 7½d.
money repaid to the East India Company out of the Produce of the Duty of 5l. per cent 6,782 16 4
money paid into the Exchequer, detailed by dates:
out of the Customs 		161,065 8 4½
out of the New Duty on Goods exported 20,865 14 5½
out of the Duty on Coal exported since 2 Aug. 1714 931 11 2
out of the Additional Impositions 24,299 13 9½
out of the Duty of 25l. per ton on French Wines etc. 11,116 13 7½
out of the Duty on English tonnage 2 0 0
out of the New Duty on Coffee etc. 14,260 3 6
out of the Additional ditto 12,281 6 3
(total for the Coffee Duties 26,541l. 9s. 9d.)
out of the Duty on Whale Fins 3,419 8 4½
out of the Duty of 15l. per cent. on Muslins 8,616 14 4
out of the Duty on Coals before 15 May 1708 50 1 2½
out of ditto before 30 Sept. 1710 109 5 7
out of the Duty of 3s. per chaldron on coals 55,043 8 10½
out of the Duty of 2s. ditto ditto 36,006 17 3
out of the Duty on Coals for New Churches 41,796 1 9½
(total for the Coal Duties 133,005l. 14s. 8½d.)
out of the New Subsidy since 29 Sept. 1715 121,872 7 8
out of the Additional Subsidy since 8 March 1706–7 46,542 11 1½
out of the Two Third Subsidy since 8 March 1711–12 43,020 12 10
(total for the Subsidies 211,435l. 11s. 7½d.)
out of the New Duty 1709 on Pepper etc. 8,891 19 8½
out of the New Duty on Hides 4,075 9 1
out of the Additional ditto 28,433 4 9
(total for the Duties on Hides 32,508l. 13s. 9d.)
out of the New Duty on Soap 4,991 2 3½
out of the Additional ditto 2,743 7 10½
(total for the Soap Duties 7,734l. 10s. 2d.)
out of the Duty on Sail Cloth 730 6 0½
out of the New Duty on Candles 10 1 9
out of the Additional ditto 10 10 2½
(total for the Candle Duties 20l. 11s. 11½d.)
out of the Duty on Rock-salt exported 80 0 0
out of the Prize Duties from the American Plantations 300 0 0
out of the Enumerated Duties 100 0 0
out of the New Duty on Hops 26 3 3
out of the Duty of 25l. per ton on French Wines etc. 0 15 7½
out of the Duty of Tonnage on French Ships 5 11 3
out of the Coinage Duty 2,814 15 7
— 654,513 7 7½
—
total payments and allowances £896,451 7 3¾
and so remains 153,171 12 5
whereof secured by bonds in the custody of these Accomptants:
for the Customs		 64,792 1 11¾
for the Additional Impositions 45 12 1¾
for the New Subsidy to 8 March 1701–2 7 0 11
for ditto to 1 Aug. 1714 18,257 0 0¾
for ditto to 29 Sept. 1715 1,700 5 7
for ditto from 30 Sept. 1715 42,819 3 9
and for the One Third Subsidy 22,036 4 0¾
— 149,657 8 6
and so these Accomptants are Indebted
Declared 31 Jan. 1718–19.		 3,514 3 11

Footnotes

  • 1. Sic but probably should be ‘Leverpoole’.
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