Custom House Records: Book of 'shipps reports inwards', 1685-1767

"A Booke for Masters of Shipps Reports Inwards Jan^ry 1^st 1685."

[Folio paper book bound in vellum; fair condition.]

Endorsed: "O. 1685—1767. I. d^o"; and on last cover: "Masters Reports Outwards."

[The earliest record book of the Customs Port of Cardiff, preserved at the Custom House there.]

Portus Cardiffe.
Aprill y^e 27^th 1686.

Jonathan Greenfeild Enters the Swallow of Cardiffe burd' 30tt^s m^r & Comp^a Engl' ab S^t Martins Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods wares & Merchandise he tooke on Board at the Said Port of S^t Martins or Elswhere, Thirty wey of ffrench Salt . . .

One h'h'd of Brandy cont. Gallons.

Jonathan Greenfild J^r

Owners Names: Tho. Williams, W^m Thomas, John Archer. Id. md.

Portus Cardiffe.
Aprill y^e 29^th 1686.

Richard Cupitt Enters the Tredegar of Newport burd' 24tt^s m^r Comp^a Engl' ab S^t Martins Reporteth and Maketh of the said Vessell, & all the Goods wares & Merchandise he tooke on board at the said port of S^t Martins or Elswhere,

one tonn of ffrench wine.

foure h'h'ds of brandy Cont.'

eleavenwey & halfe of ffrench Salt.

Richard Cupitt.

Owners Names: John Morgan J^d md.

Portus Cardiffe.
May y^e 15^th 1686:

Thomas Perry Enters the David of Swansey burd' 30tt^s m^r& Comp^a English a Croiswicke Reporteth & Maketh of the said shipp or Vessell & all the Goods wares & Merchandise he tooke on board at the said port of Croiswicke or elswhere,

twenty fiue wey of ffrench salt.

signū Thomas × Perry.

Owners Names: David Hopkin, John Robbins, David Sim[m]ons, Hopkin Griffith, John Robbins md.

May y^e 26^th 1686.

Charles Voyle Enters the Owners Endeavour of Carlion burd' 30tt^s m^r & Comp^a Engl' ab Avry Reporteth & Maketh of the said shipp & all the Goods wares & merchandise he tooke on board in the said [port] of Avry or Else where, Twenty wey of ffrench salt.

six h'h'ds of ffrench wine.

Charles Voyle.

Portus Cardiffe.
July y^e 17^th 1686.

Thomas Coppen Enters the Blessing of Margaret burd' tt^s m^r& Comp^a English ab Rotterdam Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods ware & Merchandizes he tooke on board her in the said port of Rotterdam or elswhere one fatt of ffenegricke. (fn. 1)

six barrells of Vernish.

three barrells of Turpentine.

foure h'h'ds of Roach Allume.

Eleaven barrells of Whitlead.

two bailes of Madder.

Lamblake. (fn. 2)

Merchant Iron.

three hundred & fforty Iron potts & kettles.

Eighty eight bundles of Whalebone.

two ffulls of battery.

one Caske of Bridges thred. (fn. 3)

Ninty wenscoat boards.

one hund' stoopes.

towe.

two Chests of earthen wares.

two hund' & fforty Cast of Stone potts.

two Reeles of Cable yarne.

Rough Hemp.

Rough fflax.

Rosin.

Childrens toyes.

twine.

one Chest of Tiles.

one baskett of Nest of boxes.

one hogshead of Meltting potts q^t 3000.

fiue barrells of Tinn.

six peeces of silesia Towelling

foure Anclors of Rhenish wine.

Thomas Coppen.

Portus Cardiffe.
July y^e 20^th 1686.

Israell Spencer Enters the Tallent of Swansey burd' 20tt^s M^r & Comp^a English ab Brest Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell And all the Goods wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the Afforesaid Port of Brest or Elswheare, sixteene wey of ffrench salt.

Israell Spencer.

Portus Cardiffe.
July y^e 23^d 1686:

John Hayes Enters the John of Ross burd' 12tt^s m^r & Company English ab Croiswicke Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell and all the Goods wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the afforesaid port of Croiswicke or elswhere viz^t

twelue wey of ffrench salt.

John Hayes.

Portus Cardiffe.
July y^e 23^d 1686.

Lawrence Hoare Enters the ffrancis of Wexford burd' 30tt^s M^r & Company English ab Wexford Reporteth & Maketh of the Vessell and all the Goods Wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the afforesaid Port of Wexford or elswhere, viz^t

eight thousand h'h'd Staues.

eight thousand barrell Staues.

one thousand firkin Staues.

one thousand of headinge.

foure tonn of Irish Iron.

three hundred & eight yards of Irish ffreeze.

one hundred Goat skins in the haire.

two hundred sheepes pelts drest.

ten dozen of Calueskins drest.

fiue hundred sposkes.

Lau: Hoare.

August y^e 12^th 1686.

Patrick Cloak Enters the Mary of Wexford burd' 20tt^s M^r & Comp^a English ab Wexford Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessel & all the Goods Wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the Afforesaid Port of Wexford or elswhere.

three thousand barrells Staues.

Nine hundred of heading.

one hundred & eight yards of frise.

sixty empty barrells.

two tonn of Scauntlings.

one thousand firkin Staues.

Patrick Cloak.

August y^e 14^th 1686.

Richard Cupitt Enters the Tredegar of Newport burd' 20tt^s m^r & Company English ab Hoare, Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods, Wares, & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the afforesaid port of Hoare or elswhere viz^t

Twelue wey of ffrench salt.

Richard Cupitt.

Portus Cardiffe.
August y^e 26^th 1686:

Owen William Enters the David of Swansey burd' 30tt^s m^r & Comp^a English ab Oleroon de Barges Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the Afforesaid port of Oleroone de Barges or elswhere viz^t

thirty wey of ffrench salt.

signū Owen X Williams.

Portus Cardiffe.
ffebruary y^e first 1686.

Richard Cupitt enters the Owners Endeavour of Carlion burd' 30tt^s M^r & Company English & English built & owners ab Aurey Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the afforesaid Port of Aurey or elswhere, Viz^t

one tonn of ffrench wyne.

twenty-wey of ffrench salt

Richard Cupitt.

Portus Cardiffe.
May y^e 3^d 1687.

Rene Garino Enters the Margerett of Croiswicke burd' 18tt^s m^r & Comp^e & Owners fforreigne, English built ab Croiswicke Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods wares & merchandises he tooke on board her in the Afforesaid Port of Croiswick or elswhere vzts.

two h'h'ds of ffrench wine vnfill'd.

one h'h'd of brandy Cont. 80 Gallons.

ffifteene wey of ffrench Salt

René gavino

Portus Cardiffe.
May y^e 4^th 1687.

Richard Cupitt Enters the Owners Endeavour of Carlion burd' 30tt^s m^r & Comp^a English & English built & owners, ab Aurey Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods Wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the Afforesaid Port of Aurey or elswhere viz^t

one tonn of ffrench wine Vnfilld.

twenty foure wey of ffrench Salt.

Richard Cupitt.

May y^e 31^th 1687.

Henry Ellis Enters the Adventure of Clewelly burd' 20tt^s English built & Owners, a Croiswicke Reporteth of the said Vessell & all the Goods wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the Afforesaid port of Croiswicke or elswhere Viz^t

sixteene wey of ffrench salt.

twenty hundred wyt of pitch.

Henrey Ellis.

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Portus Cardiffe.
June the first 1687.

Richard Wood Enters the Recovery of Barnstable burd' 25tt^s English built & Owners M^r & Comp^a English a S^t Martins Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods Wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the Afforesaid Port of S^t Martins or Elswhere viz^t

m^rke N^o 1: to 4 : two Butts two h'h'ds of single Brandy Cont.

N^o 1: to 6: six h'h'ds of ffrench wine vnfilld.

eighteene wey of ffrench Salt.

Richard Wood.

Owners Names: Rich^d Wood and Griffith Jenkins.

June y^e 4^th 1687.

William Hopkin Enters the Wormes head of Neath burd' 22tt^s English built & Owners m^r & Company English from S^t Martins Reporteth & Maketh of the Said Vessell, & all the Goods ware and Merchandises he tooke on board her in the afforesaid Port of S^t Martins or elswhere Viz^t

twenty wey of ffrench Salt.

two h'h'ds of ffrench wine Vnfilld.

William Hopkins.

June y^e 30^th 1687.

William Shorney Enters the Adventure of Watchett burd' twenty fiue tt^s English built & owners m^r & Company English, ab Croiswicke Reporteth & Maketh of the Said Vessell & all the Goods wares and Merchandises he tooke on board her in the Afforesaid port of Croiswicke or Elswhere, viz^t
twenty Six wey of ffrench salt.

two hundredwyt of pitch.

William Shorney.

July y^e first 1687.

John Stevens Enters the Owners Adventure of Suansey burd' 30tt^s English built & Owners m^r & Company English ab Croiswicke Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods wares and Merchandises he tooke on board in the Afforesaid port of Croiswicke or Elswhere Viz^t

thirty wey of ffrench Salt.

signū
John IS Stephens.

July y^e first 1687.

Israell spencer enters the Talent of Swansey burd' 30tt^s English built & Owners m^r & Company English ab Croiswicke Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the Afforesaid port of Croiswicke or elswhere viz^t thirty wey of ffrench Salt
Israell Spencer.

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Portus Cardiffe.
July y^e 18^th 1687.

Christopher Spencer Enters the Patience of Aberthaw burd' 24tt^s English built & owners m^r & Company English a Croiswicke Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods Wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the Afforesaid Port of Croiswicke or elswhere viz^t
twenty foure wey of ffrench salt.

Christopher Spencer.

Portus Cardiffe.
August y^e 3^d: 1687:

Jonathan Greenfeild Enters the Swallow of Newport burd' 20 tt^s English built & Owners m^r & Company English a S^t Martins Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods wares &

Merchandises he tooke on board her in the afforesaid port of S^t Martins or elswhere viz^t

twenty foure wey of ffrench salt.

one Chest Cont' 200 drinking Glasses.

Jonathan Greenefield.

Portus Cardiffe.
August y^e 9^th 1687.

Richard Cupitt Enters the Owners Endeavour of Carlion burd: 30tt^s English built & Owners, m^r & Company English a Aurey Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods wares and Merchandisies he tooke on board her in the Afforesaid Port of Aurey or elswhere viz^t

twenty six wey of ffrench salt.

Richard Cupitt.

Portus Cardiffe.
September y^e 17^th 1687.

James Pare Enters the sarah of Mynhead burd' 20tt^s English built & Owners, m^r & Company English a Croiswicke Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods Wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the afforesaid port of Croiswicke or Elswhere viz^t

twenty fiue wey of ffrench salt

Nyne hundred wyt of pitch.

fiue halfe peeces of Dowlas.

James Peares.

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Portus Cardiffe.
November y^e 2^d 1687.

George Robins Enters the Owners Endeavour of Swansey burd' 40tt^s English built & Owners m^r & Comp^a English ab Ballehacke Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the Afforesaid Port of Ballehacke or elswhere viz^t

thirty wey of ffrench salt.

Georg Rbins.

own^rs names: Michaell Beaven, Id. md.

Portus Cardiffe.
Janu^ry y^e 9^th 1687.

Jonathan Greenfeild Enters the Tredegar of Newport burd' 20tt^s English built & Owners & Comp^a English ab S^t Martins Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the Afforesaid Port of or elswhere viz^t

twenty wey of ffrench salt.

two tonn & halfe of ffrench wine Vnfilld.

Jonathan Greenefild.

Owners Names: Joⁿ Morgan. mds ... I^d ...

Portus Cardiffe.
Janu[a]ry y^e 11^th 1687.

John Spencer Enters the Dove of Aberthaw burd' 20tt^s Engl' built & Owners m^r & Comp^a English ab Croiswicke Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the affores'd port of Croiswicke or elswhere viz^t

twenty wey of ffrench salt.

Joⁿ Spencer.

Owners Names: Tho. Andrews, Joⁿ Spencer, Id. mds.

Portus Cardiffe.
Janu^ry y^e 19^th 1687.

Mathew Harwood Enters the Patience of Aberthaw burd' 24tt^s Engl' Built & Owners m^r & Company English ab Croiswicke Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the afforesaid port of Croiswicke or elswhere viz^t

twenty two wey of ffrench salt.

eight hundred wyt of Rozin.

Matthew Harwood.

Owners Names: Tho. Andrews, W^m Spencer, Edw. Plaisteed, Id. mds.

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Portus Cardiffe.
Aprill y^e 24^th 1688:

Jonathan Greenfield Enters the Resolution of Cardiffe burd' 30tt^s English built & owners m^r & Company English ab St. Martins Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the afforesaid Port of S^t Martins or elswhere viz^t

twenty eight wey of ffrench Salt.

halfe a hund' of Norwary Deales.

Jonathan Greenefild.

Portus Cardiffe.
May y^e 5^th 1688.

Robert Dashwood Enters the Greyhound of Watchett burd' 20tt^s English built & Owners M^r & Company English a Croiswicke Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods Wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the Afforesaid Port of Croiswicke or elswhere Viz^t

twenty two wey of ffrench salt.

Robert Dashwood.

Owners Names: Rob^t Dashwood. Id. mds.

Portus Cardiffe.
May y^e 25^th 1688.

Richard Cupitt enters the Owners Endeavour of Carlion burd' 30tt^s English built & Owners, M^r & Company English a Croisicke Reporteth & Maketh of all the Goods Wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her at the afforesaid Port of Croisicke, or elswhere Viz^t

twenty ffoure wey of ffrench salt.

Richard Cupitt.

Portus Cardiffe.
July y^e 30^th: 1688.

William Hopkin Enters the ffrinds Aduenture of Neath burd' 25tt^s English built & Owners M^r & Company English a Vannes Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the goods wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the Afforesaid port of Vannes or elswhere Viz^t

twenty foure wey of ffrench salt.

Will^m Hopkin.

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Portus Cardiffe.
July y^e 17^th 1688.

Jonathan Greenfeild Enters the Resolution of Cardiffe burd' 30tt^s English built & owners m^r & Comp^a English Jonathan Greenfeild m^r a S^t Martins Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods wares and Merchandises he tooke on board her in the afforesaid port of S^t Marins or elswhere viz^t

twenty six wey of ffrench salt.

ffoure h'h'ds of brandy Cont' 323 Gallons.

Jonathan Greenefild.

Aprill y^e 30^th 1689.

John Hancoke—Enters the Patience of Bristoll burd' 30tt^s English built & Owners, m^r & Company English Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the Goods wares & Merchandises he tooke on board her in the afforesaid port of or elswhere, viz^t

sixtene tonn three h'h'ds of ffrench wine Vnfil'd.
ffiftene pipes of single Brandy q^t Gallons.
sixtene hund' of Corke.

John Hancock.

May y^e 6^th 1689.

John Evens Enters the Hope of Lea burd' English built & owners m^r & Comp^a English: John Evens m^r a Burdeaux Reporteth & Maketh of the said Vessell & all the goods wares & Merchandises she tooke on board her in the Afforesaid port of Burdeaux or elswhere viz^t

thirty three tonn of ffrench wine unfill'd.
fiue bundles of Corke q^t 12^c
twenty bailes of paper, q^t
twenty Cakes of Rozin & pitch, q^t

John Evens.

Portus Cardiffe.
November 24^th 1698.

Henry Johnson Enters the obedience of & from Rotterdam burd' 100tt^s fforreigne built & owners m^r & Comp^a: fforreigners Henry Johnson m^r from Rotterdam Reporteth & maketh of the s^d ship & all the goods wares and Marchantdises tooke on board her in the affore s^d port of Rotterdam or Else where Viz^t

Tenne Thousand Barrells Lamblake.

three thousand two hundred boxes Lamblake Computed 1500 Barrells.

two h'h'ds of Crusiples.

two Chests Earthen ware.

foure hundred & sixty Casts of Stone potts vncovered.

two hundred three quarters & foureteene pound Dutch hempe.

one box of boxes & Toyes.

three hundred oake boards.

one hundred sixty two old Caske broken & whole.

one small Empty Iron Chest.

one Tea Table.

Seaventy eight Tonne old Iron.

Eight Caskes broken Glass.

Heinderyck yansēRowland Lewis Enters .

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Portus Cardiffe.
ffebruary 1° 1698-9.

John Smith Enters the welcome of yarmouth burd' 50tt^s English built & owners master & Companie English John smith master from North bargan in Norway Reporteth & maketh of the said ship & all the goods wares & marchantdises she toke on board her in the affore said port of bargan or Else whare Viz^t

Three thousand Deale boards.

one Last of Tarr.

John Smith.

ffebruary y^e 17^th 1698-9.

John Bartlemues Enters the S^t John of Rotterdam burd' 40 tons forreigne built & owners M^r & Company forreigners John Bartlemues m^r from Rotterdam Reporteth & maketh of the said & all the goods wares and Merchandises he tooke on board her in the afforesaid port of Rotterdam or Else where viz^t

twenty fiue tonn of old bushell Iron

seaven hundred & fifty Iron potts & Keetles.

three hundred cast Stone potts vncovered

one hundred & fifty Caske broken & whole.

one q^rter of a hundred wyt of Onions seed.

one baskett of earthen ware of twelue dozen gally dishes.

Jan bartelemese.

Portus Cardiffe.
August 7^th 1700.

Rowland Lewis Enters the Delight of Cardiffe burd' 40tt^s English built & owners Master &Compa: Eng' Rowland Lewis m^r from Brehacke in Brittanie Reporteth & Maketh of the s'd vessell & all the goods wares & marchantdisses hee toke on board here in the affore s'd port of Brehacke or else where Viz. By order of The Hon^rble the Comm^rs of The 26^th July last: To Alex^r Trotter Esq^r Collector.

Eighteene Barrells Tarr.

Rowland Lewis.

Porte of Cardiffe.
December 22^d 1704.

John hampton Enters the Ship Durell Gally of Jersey fforreigne built (propriety English about 70tt^s as [per] Certificate Dated the 15^th aug^t 1696 from London in the name of S^r John Shaw Barronet Made a free Ship) master & Compa: English & owners, John hampton master from Lisboarne Reporteth & maketh of the s'd Ship & all the goods wares & marchantdisses hee toke on board of her in the afore s'd port of Lisborne or else where Viz.

467 Chests of oranges & lemons q^t 233617:

John Hamptone.

xber 1^st 1716.

James Hudgson Enters the ship Delight of Lancaster Engl' Built & owners Burden'd 40 Tons himself m^r from Dublin Reporteth & Maketh of the s^d ship & all the goods wares & Merchantdizes he took on board of her In the Affores^d port of Dublin or Else where viz.

40 Tons of Soapers Waste.

Ia. Hodgson.

20^th April 1719.

James Vincint Enters y^e Shipp Larke of Bristoll Eng' Built & owners burd' 40tt^s himselfe M^r from Lisborne Reporteth & Maketh oath of y^e said Shipp & all y^e Goods wares & Marchantdizes hee toke on board of her in y^e affore s^d port of Lisborne Viz.

74 Pipes 26 h'h'ds one small Caske Lisborne wine.

3 halfe Chest oranges & Lemons.

200 frailes ffiggs

A bout 3 or 4 Tons Corke.

James Vincent.

James Vincent m^r of y^e Lark of Bristol further Maketh oath that he cant bring the Ship Lark of Bristol further up the River Cardiff with Safety then the place where She now lies.

Jurat' Coram Nobis

Lle. Traherne Coll^r

Jona. Grenefield Survey^r & D. Compt^r

Cardiff.
June 8^th 1719.

John Laparrell Enters y^e Shipp Dispatch of Swanzey burd' 20tt^s Engl' Built And owners himselfe Master from Boardeauex Reporteth & maketh Oath of y^e s^d Shipp & all y^e goods wares & Marchant Dizes hee toke on board of her in y^e affore s^d port of Boardeauex viz.

46 h'h'ds Boardeauex wine.

John Laperell.

Cardiffe.
30° March 1721.

Peter de La tour Enters the Ship Union of Bristol Burd' 30tt^s owners & Compa: Brit: himself m^r from Oporto Reporteth & Maketh oath of the s^d Ship & all the goods wares & Merchandizes he took on board her in the Port afores^d Viz.

35 Pipes Portugal Wine.

30 H'h'ds D° Wine.

2 Tons Cork.

Peter de latour.

Cardiff.
30^th June 1722.

Tho^s Hamiltō Enters the Ship John & Mary of Leverpool burd' 30tt^s British Built & owners M^r & Compa: British from Oporto Reporteth & Maketh Oath of y^e s^d Ship & all y^e Goods wares and Marchandizes hee toke on board her in the Port afore s^d Viz.

43 Pipes Port Wine.

8 H'h'ds D° Wine.

1 Ton Cork.

5 sm^l Cask about 20 gall^s

Tho^s Hamilton.

Cardiff.
18° March 1722.

W^m Garland Enters the Ship Fame Sloop of Bristol Burd' 40tt^s Brit. built owners m^r & Comp^a Brit: from Oporto Reporteth & maketh oath of the s^d ship & all the goods wares & Merchandizes he took on board her in the Port afores^d Viz^t

56 Pipes Port Wine.

15 H'h'ds D°

25^c Cork.

63 sm^l Chests Lemons.

W^m Garland.

Cardiff.
7^br 7^th 1723.

John Wall Enters the ship Mary of Bristoll burd' 30tt^s Eng' Built & owners himselfe m^r from Maligoe Reporteth & maketh Oath of the s^d ship & all the Goods Wares & Marchantdiz hee toke on board of her in the affore s^d port of Maligoe viz.

44 Buts 20 h'h'ds 12 Qvarters Caske 2 halfe D° wine.

500 Doz' wiskes 24 Bundles Canes.

John Wall.

Cardiff.
28° Nov^r 1723.

John Luce Enters the Ship Joⁿ of Guernzey Burd' 12tt^s Britt. Built & owners himself m^r from Bourdeaux Reporteth & Maketh oath of the s^d Ship & all the goods wares & Merchandizes hee took on Board of her in the afores^d port of Bourdeaux Viz.

34 H'h'ds & 6 teirces ffrench Wine.

19 Bags Prunes Cont' 22^c wt:

12 bags Chesnutts.

3 bags prunes more.

Jean Luce.

Cardiff.
20^th January 1723/4.

By order of y^e Hono^rble y^e Comm^rs of His majestys Customs of y^e 16^th Inst' James Wise Enters the ship Prudence of Northam British built & owners himselfe M^r from Corke In Irland Reporteth & Maketh oath of the s^d ship & all the Goods wares & Marchantdizes hee toke on board of her in y^e afores^d port of Corke (being bound for france Coming in here wind droue & in want of Nessesaries to proced on his s^d voyadge.)

30 h'h'ds Irish Tallow.

500 Raw Hides.

out of w[hi]ch he lands j H'h'd Tallow & sails with y^e Rest for ffrance.

James Wise.

Cardiff.
25^th Aug^t 1724.

Nandis Lewis Enters the Ship Bristoll Gally of Bristoll burd' 90tt^s British built & owners m^r & Compa. British from oporto Reporteth & maketh oath of the s'd ship & all the Goods wares & marchantdices hee toke aboard her in the port afore s^d viz.

197 pipes port wine.

11 h'h'ds D°

2 small Ca. D°

28^c Corke.

Nandis Lewis.

Nandis Lewis m^r of the Bristol Gally further Maketh oath that he can't Bring the s^d Gally further up the River Cardiff, w[i]th Safety, then the place where she now Lies near Penarth.

Nandis Lewis.

Jurat: Coram Nobis.

Lle: Trahern Coll^r

Jona: Greenefield D. Compt^r

Cardiff.
21° Aprill 1726.

Alex^r Pickering Enters the Sloope Ann of Bristol burd' 30tt^s British built & owners m^r & Company British from Cadize Reporteth & Maketh Oath of the s^d Sloope & all the Goods wares & Marchantdices hee toke aboard her in the port affore s^d (viz')

65 Butts Spa: Wine.

6 h'h'ds D°

13 small Caske D°

a bout a Tone & ½ Corke.

Alex^r Pickering.

Alex^r Pickering m^r of the Ann Sloope further Maketh oath [struck out.]

Jurat: Coram Nobis.

Lle: Trahern Coll^r

Jona: Greenefield D. Compt^r

8^th Aprill 1727.

James Bush Enters the ship Margret of Bristoll burd' 30tt^s British Built & Owners m^r & Compa: British from Maligo Reporteth & Maketh Oath of the s^d Ship & all the Goods wares & marchantdizes hee toke a board her in the port affore s^d Viz.

32 pipes Spa. wine.

4 Qvarter Ca: D°

250 Qvarter barrills Raisons.

450 Doz: wiskes.

Ja^s Bush.

James Bush m^r of the Marg^t of Bristoll further Maketh Oath that hee Cant Bring the s'd vessell further vp the River of Cardiff w[i]th Saffty then the place where shee now Lyeth neare penarth.

Ja^s Bush.

Jurat. Coram Nobis.

Lle: Trahern Coll^r

Jona: Greenefield D. Compt^r

4^th May 1727.

Richard Try Enters the Ann Sloope of Bristoll burd' 30tt^s British built & owners m^r & Compa. British from oporto Reporteth & Maketh Oath of y^e s^d sloope & all the Goods Wares & Marchantdizes hee toke on board her in the port affore S^d Viz.

54 Butts port wine

6 h'h'd D° wine.

Richard Try.

R^d Try m^r of the Ann sloope of Bristoll further Maketh Oath that hee Cant Bring the s^d sloope furthe vp the River of Cardiff w[i]th safty then the place where shee Now Lyeth neare penarth.

Richard Try.

Juratt. Coram Nobis.

Lle: Trahern Coll^r

Jona: Greenefie'd p' Compt^r

Cardiff.
27 June 1727.

W^m wentworth Enters the ship Molly snow of Bristoll burd' 50tt^s British built & owners m^r & Compa: British from Oporto Reporteth & Maketh Oath of the s^d Ship & all the Goods wares & Marchantdizes hee toke a board of her in the port affore s^d viz.

94 pipes port wine.

12 h'h'ds D°

83 bags Shomake.

3 Tons Corke.

4 Chests Lemons.

6 small Caske wine.

W^m Wentworth.

W^m wentworth further maketh oath that hee Cant bring the s^d ship further vp the River Cardiff w[i]th safty then the place where shee Now Lyes Neare penarth.

W^m Wentworth.

Jurat. Coram Nobis.

Lle: Trahern Coll^r

Jona: Greenefield p' Compt^r

28th June 1728.

W^m ffinch Enters the ship Plymouth Snow burd' 50tt^s British Built & owners m^r & Compa. British from Maligo Reporteth & Maketh oath of the s^d Ship & all the goods wares & marchantdizes hee toke a board of her in the port afore s^d (viz)

78 Butts wine.

100 Bundles of Canes.

W^m ffinch further maketh oath that hee Cant Bring the s^d ship further vp the River Cardiff w[i]th safty then the place where shee now Lys neare penarth.

W^m Finch.

Jurat. Coram Nobis.

Lle: Trahern Coll^r

Jona: Greenefield p' Compt^r

Cardiff.
5^th Sept^r 1730.

David Barren Enters the Pelican of London Burd' 40tt^s British Built, & owners m^r & Compa. British from Malaga in Spain Reporteth & Maketh oath of the s^d Ship & all y^e goods wares & Merchandizes he took on Board of her in the Port afores^d Viz^t

97 Buts Spa. Wine.

10 H'h'ds D°

9 ha. H'h'ds D°

1 H'h'd Lemon Juce.

1 ha. h'h'd D°

3 Teirces D°

6 Barrels of Almon Curnels.

5 Chests of Lemons.

David Barran.

David Barren further Maketh oath that he cant bring the s^d ship further up the River Cardiff w[i]th safety then the Place where she now Lyes near Penarth.

David Barran.

Jurat Coram Nobis.

Lle: Traherne Coll^r

Geo: Watkins p^r Compt^r

Cardiff.
11° May 1731.

Rob^t Pear Enters the Molly snow of Bristol Burd' 50tt^s Britt: Built, & Owners M^r & Compa. Britt: from Oporto in Portugal Reporteth & Maketh Oath of the s^d ship & all y^e Goods Wares & Merchandizes he took on Board of Her in the Port afores^d Viz^t

76 Pipes & 2 H'h'ds Port Wine.

92 quintals of Cork Cont' 4tt^s & 12^c

Rob^t Peare.

Rob^t Pear further Maketh Oath that he can't bring the s^d ship further up the River of Cardiff w[i]th safety then the Place where she now Lyes near Penarth.

Rob^t Peare.

Jurat: Coram Nobis.

Lle: Traherne Coll^r

Geo: Watkins p^r Compt^r

Cardiff.
1 Oct^r 1731.

Mathew Shough enters the ship Sarah Brigg of Bristol Burd' 55tt^s Britt. Built & Owners m^r & Compa. Britt: from Malaga in Spain Reporteth & Maketh Oath of the said ship and all the goods & Merchandizes he took on Board her in the afores^d Port of Malaga Viz^t

103 Pipes Spa. Wine.

12 Quar' Ca^s D°

15^cw^t Cork

Matt^w Shough.

Mathew Shough further maketh Oath that he cant bring the s^d ship further up w[i]th safety then the place where she now lies near Penarth.

Matt^w Shough.

Jurat Coram nobis

Lle: Treherne Coll^r

Geo: Watkins p^r Compt^r

Cardiff.
20° Oct^r 1731.

Evan Anian enters the ship Eagle sloop of Liverpool Burd' 30tt^s Britt: Built & Owners & Compa. Britt. from Maderas Reporteth & Maketh Oath of the s^d ship and all the goods Wares & Merchandizes he took on Board her in the afores^d Iseland Viz^t

36 Pipes Madera Wine.

2 Quarter Ca^s D°

30 Baggs Shumack.

31 Chests Candyed Citrons.

1 Pipe & 1 Hogshead Beding.

6 Bundles Returd goods being Woolⁿ drap^ry

Euan anyon.

Evan Anian further Maketh oath that he Can't bring the s^d ship further up w[i]th safety then the place where she now lies near Penarth.

Euan anyon.

Jurat Coram nobis.

Lle: Traherne Coll^r

Geo: Watkins D. Compt^r

Cardiff.
1 ffeb^ry 1731.

Thomas Headding enters the ship ffavovrite snow of Lond: Burd' 50tt^s Britt: Built & owners m^r & Compa. Britt: from the Canaries Reporteth & maketh Oath of the s^d ship and all the goods & Merchandizes he took on Board her in the Canaries afores^d Viz^t

70 Pipes & 12 H'h'ds Mamsey & Vidony Wines.

Thomas Headding.

Tho^s Headding further maketh oath that he can't bring the s^d ffavovrite snow further up w[i]th Safety then the place where she now lies near Penarth.

Thomas Headding.

Jurat' Coram Nobis.

Lle: Traherne Coll^r

Geo: Watkins Compt^r

Cardiff.
21° Decem^r 1732.

the Ship Resolution Brigg of Bristol Burd' 60tt^s Britt. Built & owners m^r & Compa. Britt. from Malaga in Spain Reporteth & Maketh oath of the s^d ship and all the goods & Merchandizes he took on Board her in the afores^d Port of Malaga Viz^t

51 Butts of Spa. Wine.

22 Quarter Butts D°

20 whole Barr^ls Raisins.

484 Quart^r Barr^is D°

30 Jarrs D°

24 Chests Lemons.

600 Dozⁿ Brooms.

24 bundles Reed Canes.

John Boon further Maketh oath that he can't bring the s^d ship further up w[i]th Safety then the place where she Now lies near Penarth.

John Boon.

Jurat' Coram Nobis 21° Decem^r 1732.

Lle: Traherne Coll^r

Will: Richards D. Comp^r

Cardiffe.
24^th July 1750.

Abraham Ayres Enters the Ship Wilmington of S^t Ives Burd' 45tt^s Brittish Built & owners Mas^r & Company Brittish from Morlaix Reporteth and Maketh Oath of the said Ship and all the Goods and Merchandizes he tooke on Board her in the aforesaid Port of Morlaix Viz.

40 Tons Iron Oar.

Abra^m Ayres.

Abraham Ayres ffurther maketh Oath that the above Iron Oar doth not exceed Twenty Shillings p' Ton.

abra^m Ayres.

Abraham Ayres further maketh Oath that the above mentioned Iron Ore is of the growth and produce of the County of Lancaster.

Abra: Ayres.

Sworn before us the 24 July 1750.

Lle: Traherne Coll^r

Jn° Milward D. Comp^r

Abraham Ayres Mas^r of the Willmington of S^t Ives with Iron Ore from Morlaix in France and Edward Noble a Native of the County of Lancaster Maketh Oath that the Aforesaid Iron Ore that was landed out of the said Willmington at the Old Key at Cardiffe is of the growth and produce of the said County of Lancaster in the Kingdom of England.

Sworn at the Customhouse in Cardiffe the Eleventh Day of August Seventeen Hundred and fifty before us

Lle: Traherne. Abra. Ayres.

Jn° Milward. The mark of Edw^d V Noble.

Cardiffe 7 Sept^r 1758.

John Stephens Enters the Ship Tanner of Woollaston Burd' 30tt^s Brit. Built & Owners ma^r & Company British from Drogheda in Ireland Reporteth and Maketh oath of the said Ship & all the Goods and Merchandizes he took on Board her in the afores^d port of Drogheda Viz^t

50 Dozⁿ Calve Skins raw.

John Stephens.

Sworn before us
Lle: Traherne Coll^r
Jn° Milward D. Comp^r

Cardiff 16 Feb^y 1761.

Wilfried Licester Enter the Ship Mars of & from Mary port Burd' 30tt^s Brittish built and owners Mas^r & Company Brittish Reporteth and Maketh Oath of the said Ship and all the goods and Merchandizes He took on Board her in the River Newport. [Struck out.]

Cardiff 12 feb^y 1765.

Daniel Tyler Enters the Ship Lark Burden Thirty five tons Brittish Built & Owners Master & C° Brittish from Dublin In Ireland Reporteth & maketh Oath of y^e said ship & all the Goods & Merchandizes He took on Board her in the said Port of Dublin Viz.

30 Dozen of Raw Calve Skins.

100 Salt Hides.

The mark of
Dan^l T Tyler.

Sworn before us
Will. Richards p^r Coll^r
Edw^d Jones D. Compt^r

[Turn to the other end of the book, the intermediate leaves being blank.]

Cardiff.
12^th Aprill 1727.

William Wankling Enters the Brigg Sarah of Mynehead burd' 25tt^s British built & Owners M^r & Compa. British for Dubling in Irland Reporteth & maketh oath of all the Goods to bee Taken on board of her in this port.

12tt^s Oake Barke.

W^m Wankling.

Jurat that the True Value of the aboue Barke not Rated Doth not Exceed 50s. p' Ton here.

Lle: Trahern Coll^r

Jona: Greenefield p' Compt^r

Cardiff.
17^th May 1727.

Phillip Towers Enters the Sloope Success of Pile oftouther burd' 30tt^s Brittish Built & owners M^r & Compa. British for Dubling in Irland Reporteth & Maketh oath of all the Goods to bee Taken on board of her in this port.

17tt^s oake Barke.

Philip Towers.

Jurat that the True Vallue of the aboue Barke not Rated Doth not exceed 45s. p' Ton here.

Lle: Trahern Coll^r

Jona: Greenefield p' Compt^r

Cardiff.
12^th June 1727.

Samuell Towers Enters the Briggantin Providence of Lancaster burd' 40tt^s Brittish built & owners m^r & Compa: British for Dubling in Irland Reporteth & Maketh Oath of all the Goods to bee taken on board of her in this port.

26tt^s Oake Barke.

Sam^l Towers.

Jurat that the True Value of the aboue barke not Rated Doth not Exceed here 50s p' Ton.

Lle: Trahern Coll^r

Jona: Greenefield p' Compt^r

[This entry is exactly repeated on the 21st August.]

Cardiff.
21° April 1727.

Sam'l Morren Enters the Rich^d & W^m of Bridgewater Burd' 30tt^s Britt: Built & owners m^r & Compa: Britt: for Dublin in Ireland Reporteth & maketh oath of all the goods & merchandizes to be taken on Board of her in this port Viz^t

20tt^s oak Bark.

Sam^ll Morren.

Jurat: that the true Value of the above Bark not rated in y^e Book of Rates doth not Exceed sixty shillings p' Ton here.

Thomas Tanner.

Lle: Trahern Coll^r

Jona: Greenefield p' Compt^r

Cardiff.
11^th Aprill 1728.

Phillip Towers Enters the Success of Lancaster burd' 24tt^s British built & owners m^r & Compa. British for Dubling in Irland Reporteth & Maketh Oath of all the goods & Merchant Dizes to bee Taken on Board of her in this Port viz'

15tt^s Oacke Barke.

Philip Towers.

Jurat that the True value of the aboue Barke not Rated in the Booke of Rates Doth not Exceed Sixty shillings p' Ton here.

Lle: Trahern Coll^r

Jona: Greenefield p' Compt^r

Cardiff.
4^th May 1728.

David Tanner Enters the Patience of Bridgwater burd' 30tt^s British built & owners m^r & Compa. British for Dubling in Irland Reporteth & Maketh Oath of all the Goods to bee Taken on board of her in this port.

20tt^s Oacke Barke.

William Davies.

Jurat that the True Value of the aboue Barke not Rated Doth not Exceed here 50s. p' Ton.

signum DT David Tanner.

Lle: Trahern Coll^r

Jona: Greenefield p' Compt^r

Cardiff.
July 29^th 1728.

Christopher Kellet Enters the John & Mary of Chepstow burd' 30tt^s British Built & owners m^r & Compa. British for Dubling in Irland Reporteth & Maketh Oath of all the Goods to bee taken on Board of her in this port.

Christopher Kellet.

20tt^s Oacke Barke.

Jurat that the True vallue of the a boue Barke not Rated Doth not Exceed here 55s. p' Ton.

Christopher Kellet.

Lle: Traherne Coll^r

Jona: Greenefield p' Compt^lr

Cardiff.
Aug^t 29^th 1728.

Thomas Priest Enters the Charming Sally of & for Dubling in Irland burd' 50tt^s British Built & Owners m^r & Compa. British Reporteth & Maketh Oath of all the Goods to bee taken on Board of her in this port.

25tt^s Oacke Barke.

Thomas Priest.

Jurat that the true vallue of the aboue Barke not Rated Doth not Exceed here 40s. p' Ton.

Thomas Tanner.

Lle: Traherne Coll^r

Jona. Greenefield p' Compt^lr

[Henceforth the Entries will here be condensed, unless reason shall appear for copying them fully.]

6 December 1728.

John, of & for Dublin, 40l., with 17l. Oak Bark; William Rankin master.

24 January 1728/9.

Hope, of Pilefourdre, 40t., with 25t. oak bark; Thomas Fish master; for Dublin.

25 June 1729.

Charming Sally, of and for Dublin, 50t., with 25t. oak bark and 3¼t. English walnut; Thomas Priest master.

23 January 1729/30.

The same, with 25t. oak bark for Dublin.

8 December 1730.

The same, with 30t. oak bark for Dublin, shipped by Thomas Tanner. George Watkins now signs as Deputy Comptroller.

23 May 1733.

Emerald, of and for Dublin, 30ts., with 33 barrels containing 4t. British beer, duty free, and 30 "ffleiches" British bacon, duty free. William Richards now signs as Deputy Comptroller.

6 June 1734.

Hopewell, of Upton, 45t., with 1599 bushels gall white salt and 20 dozen of bottled "Syder"" all duty free, for Waterford; Thomas Beek master.

15 August 1734.

Hannah, of Whitehaven, Samuel Druett master, 28t., with 12t. oak bark for Waterford.

17 June 1735.

George, of Chepstow, 35t., John Sayer master, for Waterford with 20t. oak bark.

26 July 1735.

Happy Return, of Chepstow, 30t., Henry Sturges master, for Waterford with 14t. oak bark.

23 September 1735.

Charming Sally, of and for Dublin, 30t., John Phillips master, with 30t. oak bark.

21 May 1736.

Diligence, of Pillfowdry, 30t., Robert Dodson master, for Dublin with 16t. bark.

5 June 1736.

Charming Sally, 30t., of and for Dublin, Thomas Priest master, with 30t. oak bark.

24 July 1736.

Hope, of Lancaster, 45t. Thomas Fish master, for Waterford, with 20t. oak bark.

9 October 1736.

Charming Sally, of and for Dublin, Thomas Priest master, with 28t. oak bark.

30 August 1737.

Benjamin, of Minehead, 40t., Thomas Chappell master, for Dublin with 20t. oak bark.

15 March 1737/8.

Benjamin, of Aberthaw, 15t., Edward Walters master, for Waterford with 14 barrels cider and 2 hogsheads d° and 100 dozen of bottled cider.

18 September 1738.

Humility, of Pilefowdre, 40t., Thomas Spencer master, for Waterford with 25t. oak bark.

19 September 1738.

Vine, of Minehead, 40t., William Gregory master, for Waterford with 10t. oak bark shipped by Benjamin Hobhouse.

30 March 1742.

Tanner, of Chepstow, 30t., Henry Sturges master, for Dublin with 14t. oak bark.

15 May 1742.

The same, with 14t. oak bark and 2000 wood hoops.

4 June 1746.

Sea Flower, of Pileffoudry, 30t., John Muckolt master, for Dublin with 20t. oak bark. [Cancelled.]

9 May 1740.

Mary, of Lancaster, 70t., Thomas Fish master, for Dublin with 40t. oak bark.

14 July 1740.

Fullbrook, of Barnstable, 60t., John Jones master, for Dublin with 25t. oak bark shipped by Thomas Greenwood.

22 August 1740.

Vine, of Minehead, 40t., William Gregory master, for Dublin with 20t. oak bark.

24 May 1741.

Tanner, of Chepstow, 35t., Henry Sturges master, for Dublin with 14t. oak bark.

28 September 1741.

Vine, of Minehead, William Gregory master, for Waterford with 20t. oak bark.

30 April 1746.

Tanner, of Woolaston, 30t., Patrick Roe master, for Drogheda with 8 "Chalders" culm, London measure, and 15t. oak bark. John Milward now signs as Deputy Comptroller.

4 June 1746.

Sea Flower, of Pileffowdrey, 30t., John Muckle master, for Dublin with 20t. oak bark.

23 April 1747.

Happy Return, of Chepstow, 25t., James Jones master, for Dublin with "300 Ash & Arl Poles Duty ffree."

30 May 1747.

Tanner, of Woolaster, 30t., Patrick Roe master, for Drogheda with 14t. oak bark.

21 July 1747.

Happy Return, of Newport, 25t., John Jones master, for Dublin with 8t. oak bark and 60 oak planks.

28 July 1747.

Charming Molly, of Milford, 30t., Bernard Gwyther master, for Drogheda with 15t. oak bark, damaged.

5 March 1747.

Margaret Ellen, of Pile Fowdrey, 25t., William Fell master, for Cork with 7t. oak plank and timber, 3t. ash, and 3t. oak bark.

13 October 1748.

Maidenhead, of and for Bally Castle, 40t., Patrick Magawly master, with 30t. oak timber.

13 May 1749.

Providence, of Pile ffowdrey, 35t., James Gibson master, for Dublin with 18t. oak bark.

25 July 1749.

Maidenhead, of and for Ballycastle, Patrick Magawly master, with 30t. oak and elm timber and 5t. oak bark.

10 August 1753.

Nancy, brig, of and for St. Christopher's, 80t., James Marshall master, with 20 horses and mares, and 240 bushels oats.

31 August 1753.

Severn, of Chepstow, 40t., Warren Sayes master, for Dublin with 30t. oak bark.

17 October 1753.

Tanner, of Woollaston, 30t., Thomas Stephens master, for Cork with 10t. oak bark.

3 May 1754.

Wise, of Chepstow, 35t., William Seyes master, for Dublin with 14t. oak bark.

26 September 1755.

Hopewell, of Newport, 30t., William Andrews master, for Newry with 6t. pit coal (duty 8d. p'ton), 15 Tonks oak bark, 200 bundles Rhyne hoops, and 45 cheeses y^ts 4cwt. duty free.

1 October 1756.

Jane and Mary, of Chepstow, 35t., Thomas Packer master, for Dublin with 20t. oak bark and 15cwt. cheese.

30 November 1756.

Jane and Mary, of Chepstow, 35t., Thomas Packer, master, for Dublin with 15t. oak bark and 30 bundles smart hoops.

28 February 1757.

Providence, of Lancaster, 40t., William Hobson master, for Dublin with 20t. oak bark, 1t. English steel in bars (value £20 per ton), 40 bundles smart hoops, and 40 gallons cider in bottles.

4 April 1757.

Jane and Mary, of Chepstow, 36t., Thomas Adams master, for Dublin with 14t. oak bark.

25 June 1757.

The like, with 20t. oak bark.

28 July 1757.

The like, with 20t. oak bark.

24 August 1757.

Diligence, of Pilefowdry, 40t., James Pennington master, for Dublin with 15t. oak bark.

14 October 1757.

Windsor, of Swanzey, 30t., James Bagnell master, for Cork with 16t. oak bark.

22 October 1757.

Jane and Mary, of Chepstow, 36t., Thomas Adams master, for Dublin with 20t. oak bark.

12 December 1757.

Betsy, of Newport, 30t., Robert Gadd master, for Kingsale with 14t. oak bark.

12 May 1758.

Hopewell, of Pile Fowdry, 30t., James Fell master, for Dublin with 20t. oak bark.

17 May 1758.

Tryton, of Mary Port, 45t., Joshua White master, for Dublin with 20t. oak bark and 2 hogsheads cider.

27 May 1758.

St. Peer, of Chepstow, 52t., Thomas Floyd master, for Dublin with 30t. oak bark.

22 June 1758.

Betsy, of Newport, 30t., Robert Gadd master, for Kingsale with 7t. oak bark and 10 hogsheads cider.

9 September 1758.

Tanner, of Woollaston, John Stephens master, for Dublin with 15t. oak bark.

28 October 1758.

Dragon, of Liverpool, 50t., Richard Leatherbarrow master, for Dublin with 12cwt. cheese and 40t. oak bark.

27 November 1758.

Hopewell, of Newport, 40t., Peter Morris master, for Cork with 6t. pit coal (duty 8d. p'ton), 300 feet oak plank, 20t. oak bark, 21 boxes tin plates, and 4 bundles iron plate.

13 March 1759.

Tryton, of Maryport, 45t., Joshua Whitesides master, for Dublin with 20t. oak bark and 328ft. oak plank.

3 September 1759.

Jane and Mary, of Chepstow, 36t., William Spencer master, for Dublin with 28t. oak bark.

10 November 1759.

Mary, of Pilefowdry, 36t., Robert Bare master, for Dublin with 20t. oak bark and 5t. oak timber.

3 May 1760.

Handy, of Chepstow, 50t., Robert Brown master, for Dublin with 40t. oak bark. William Richards now signs as Deputy Comptroller.

17 May 1760.

Mars, of Maryport, 30t., Wilfred Lister master, for Dublin with 15t. oak bark.

16 February 1761.

The same, for Drogheda with the like cargo.

17 February 1761.

Recovery, of Wellchester, 20t., Philip Davis master, for Cork with 10t. oak bark.

21 April 1761.

Unity, of Lancaster, 40t., William Barwick master, for Dublin with 20t. oak bark. Edward Jones now signs as Deputy Comptroller.

11 June 1761.

Pit, of Chepstow, 40t., William Woodburn master, for Dublin with 25t. oak bark.

16 August 1761.

Greyhound, of Aberystwith, 20t., David Parry master, for Drogheda with 11t. oak bark.

26 March 1762.

Molly, of Chepstow, William Sayes master, 30t., for Waterford with 18t. oak bark.

12 April 1762.

Blenheim, of Minehead, 50t., John Nicholls master, for Dublin with 125 quarters flour and 125 quarters wheat. "Embargoed and suffered to proceed on her voyage by order of Council dated 20 April." Cardiff, 29 April 1762, when the vessel was cleared by George Chapman.

20 November 1762.

Molly, of Chepstow, William Sayes master, for Waterford with 14t. oak bark.

13 April 1763.

Hope, of Laina [?], 40t., Thomas Roper master, for Dublin with 20t. oak bark and 10 hogsheads cider.

18 August 1763.

Loyalty, of Pilefowdry, 50t., James Fell master, for Dublin with 20t. oak bark.

23 September 1763.

Lark, of Chepstow, 35t., Daniel Tyler master, for Dublin with 21t. oak bark.

8 June 1764.

Vine, of Milford, 50t., William Madge master, for Newry with 30t. oak bark.

7 July 1764.

Loyalty, of Pilefowdry, James Fell master, for Dublin with 50t. oak bark.

13 July 1764.

Lark, of Chepstow, 35t., Daniel Tyler master, for Cork with 20t. oak bark.

10 August 1764.

The same, for Dublin, with the like cargo.

10 September 1764.

The same.

10 October 1764.

Loyalty, of Pilefowdry, 50t. Richard Chew master, for Dublin with 30t. oak bark.

19 February 1765.

Lark, of Chepstow, 35t., Daniel Tyler master, for Dublin with 20t. oak bark.

9 April 1765.

Phenix, of Bideford, 60t., Richard Vernam master, for Dublin with 40t. chopped oak bark.

6 May 1765.

Fair Penitent, of Barmouth, 30t., John Thomas master, for Dublin with 15t. chopped oak bark.

4 July 1765.

Lark, as above, for Dublin, with 14t. oak bark and 200 feet oak plank.

21 September 1765.

Charming Sally, 40t., William Garne master, for Dublin with 30 chalders pit coal and 28t. oak bark.

24 September 1765.

Lark, of Chepstow, 35t., Daniel Tyler master, for Dublin with 14t. oak bark.

10 December 1765.

The same.

28 January 1766.

The same.

22 February 1766.

Fly, of Maryport, 70t., William McKenzie master, for Dublin with 30t. chopped oak bark.

29 June 1766.

Lark, as above in all details.

3 December 1766.

Defiance, of Chepstow, 50t., Anthony Benson master, for Dublin with 30t. oak bark.

26 January 1767.

Friends, of London, 40t., Joseph Freeman master, for Dublin with 12t. oak bark and 20 ends oak timber.

2 March 1767.

Industry, of Liverpool, 50t., James Somers master, for Dublin with 30t. oak bark.