Declared Accounts: Salt

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Salt

DECLARED ACCOUNTS: SALT DUTIES: GENERAL ACCOUNT.

AUDIT OFFICE: BUNDLE 2093, ROLL 121 [A.O.1/2093/121].

Benjamin Mildmay, Thomas Woodcock, Charles Dent, Arthur Ingram and James Cardonnel, Commissioners for the Salt Duties.

26 March 1715 to 25 March 1716.

Charge. £ s. d. £ s. d.
Arrears: remaining in the hands of sundry persons at the determination of the last Accompt:
sundry proprietors, for money due from them		 50,632 12 11½
sundry Collectors, for money and bonds in their hands 85,027 10 4¾
the Commissioners of the Salt Duties, in money remaining to be accompted for by them 12,992 3 10
— 148,652 7 2¼
Receipts: money due and payable for the Duties on Salt within the time of this Accompt.:
Biddeford (William Petty)		 107 6 3
ditto (Edmund Symson) 397 7 11
Bishops Lydiard (John Pavie) 564 17 1
Bristoll (Christopher Cole) 5,231 9 7
Chepstow (Edward Hemming) 7 18 9
Cockerham (John Jon) 548 16 7½
Droitwich (John Kent) 65,445 6 3
Flimby (Thomas Johnson) 2,483 15 0
Flint (Richard Bell) 1,814 11 8
Isle of Grain (William Jeffries) 281 13 4
Laugharne (John Furnivall) 1,724 7 1
Lemington (Joseph Slater) 25,110 4 2
Leverpoole (John Troughton) 27,026 17 6
Middlewich (Samuel Blechynden) 25,704 0 0
Namptwich (Jonathan Brown) 17,252 16 8
Northshields (John Wheelwright) 38,596 6 8
Northwich (Thomas Stephenson) 127,009 17 1
Pensford (Morrice Price) 417 12 6
Plymouth (John Leigh) 684 10 0
Portsea (William Dod) 6,632 0 0
Sherborn (Charles Jennings) 806 18 4
Shirleywich (John Carvill) 7,508 10 0
ditto (William Sudlow) 550 16 8
South Shields (John Bell) 86,977 3 4
Topsham (Richard Mounteney) 2,139 15 10
ditto (John Lyon) 1,061 10 5
Yarmouth (Michael Pulteney) 8,064 0 0
Barnstaple (Robert Rowe) 2,672 13 4
Beaumaris (Featherstone Nicholson) 6 7 9½
Biddeford port (Thomas Jans) 2,698 13 4
Cardigan (Francis Howell) 87 0 0
Colchester (James Bruce) 22 6 8
Dartmouth (Lodowick Jackson) 974 0 0
ditto (Arthur Robinson) 691 0 0
Deal (Salathiel Rolfe) 30 13 4
Dover (John Ball) 371 11 8
Exeter (William Chamberlain) 678 12 2¾
ditto (William Spry) 266 13 4
Falmouth (William Pye) 10,798 0 0
Fowey (Charles Lamb) 21,832 13 4
Gweek (Bernard Penrose) 136 13 4
Ilfracombe (John Jenkins) 399 0 0
Lancaster (Joseph Bentley) 0 13 4
London (William Bertram) 2,567 6 8
Looe (John Dyer) 2,377 13 4
Lime (Henry Badcock) 0 6 8
Lynn Regis (Henry Hare) 17 2 2½
Penryn (Ambrose Thompson) 7,980 13 4
Penzance (Thomas Metcalfe) 5,428 6 8
ditto (Richard Upton) 1,025 8 10¾
Plymouth (David Morris) 20,610 0 0
Poole (Henry Baker) 1,638 13 4
Portsmouth (Samuel Bincks) 802 6 8
St. Ives (Richard Upton) 2,149 6 8
Sandwich (Benjamin Fisher) 307 14 2
Southampton (Daniel Cardonnel) 448 10 0
Weymouth (Thomas Bowyer) 19 13 4
Whitby (Hannaball Woods) 0 6 1¼
Whitehaven (Alfrid Lawson) 207 11 8
Yarmouth port (Thomas Moore) 744 3 4
— 542,142 3 5¼
money payable for fines and seizures, detailed by Collectors and places 172 3 4
interest on bonds and bills of exchange, ditto 595 9 10¾
(total receipts as above 542,909l. 16s. 8d.)
overpayments by Collectors, detailed as above 1,360 5 6¼
—
£692,922 9 4½
Discharge.
Money accompted for in this year's Cash Accompt 225,409 19 4¾
money defalked and discompted to the Collectors for overpayments on the preceding Accompt, detailed by Collectors and places 1,071 14 2¼
salaries of Collectors and others named and detailed at length 11,352 3 4½
poundage allowed for collecting the Duties on Foreign Salt, detailed by Collectors and ports 881 2 10¾
incident charges paid by the several Collectors, detailed by Collectors and places 2,565 14 0¾
Officers' taxes repaid 692 9 4
riding charges at Cockerham, Flimby and Yarmouth 60 0 0
praemiums for returns of money 614 11 5
(total allowed as above for salaries, poundage, incidents etc. 16,166l. 1s. 1d.)
discompt for prompt payment of Duties 20,562 9 8½
money repaid upon debentures for salt and salted beef, fish and pork exported (salt 157,496l. 4s. 11d., salted fish 22,672l. 10s. 5½d., salted beef etc. 34l. 9s. 2½d.) 180,203 4 7
rebatements for salt lost at sea 1,807 16 8
allowances for rock salt refined and melted 40,874 0 0
allowances for waste of salt carried coastwise 11,778 19 7¼
(total allowed for discompt, exports etc. as above 255,226l. 10s. 6¾d.)
—
total payments and allowances £497,874 5 2¾
and so remains 195,048 4 1¾
£ s. d.
whereof depending upon sundry proprietors, makers and refiners and importers of salt and rock salt, for money due for the Duties on Salt at Ladyday 1716:
Bristoll: William Perks, merchant; Abraham Elton, junior, ditto; Thomas Hooper, late refiner at Sodbury, co. Glouc.		 994 13 8
Cockerham: Simon Gullin, Nathaniel Moore and Thomas Martin by bond; George Smith, Nicholas Hartley and Nathaniel Moore, ditto; Nathaniel Moore, John Boulton and George Stephenson, ditto; Thomas Houghton, George Smith and Humphry Ellis, ditto; Thomas Nealson, Francis Benson and John Gatonby, ditto; Joshua Lawson, Robert Frame and Thomas Walker ditto; John Nock and John Ryley, ditto 160 6 6
Droitwich; Richard Smallbrooke and Abel Gower, by bond 80 0 0
Graine Isle: William Armiger and Christopher Josten, by two bonds; the same and John Aynsworth, ditto 1,172 16 8
Laugharne: John Higgins, late refiner at Nayland co. Pemb. 8 13 4
Lemington [Lymington, co. Hants]: Daniel Gates, by bond; the same and Thomas Elmes, by two bonds; the same and John Edwards by bond; John Carter and John Beere, by three bonds 439 6 3½
Leverpoole: Barnaby Fortune, merchant; Francis Ansley, ditto; Benjamin Hunter, ditto; Daniel Murphy, merchant; Sir Thomas Johnson, refiner at Hilbree; Robert Hichmough, ditto at Dungeon; Benjamin Hunter and William Goodwin, by bond; William Greenway, John Wainwright and James Allen, ditto; William Greenway, John Shaw and John Rumsey, ditto; Richard Stretch, Thomas Hewan and Robert Coventry, ditto; William Greenway and William Shearer, ditto; William Greenway, William Flemming and George Neilson, ditto; William Greenway, John Wainwright and John Reed, ditto; William Greenway, John Wainwright and Robert Macclaree, ditto; John Greenway, John Wainwright and John Agnew, ditto; William Greenway, John Wainwright and Samuel Wallace, ditto; William Greenway, John Wainwright and Thomas Bond, ditto; Benjamin Hunter, John Cunningham and John Yarrow, ditto 3,775 12 11
Middlewich: Ralph Throp and James Haynes, by bond; Edward Hyde, ditto; John Holland, William Glegg and Benjamin Toft, ditto; John Holland, a proprietor of a salt work 321 14 2
Namptwich: Ralph Thorp, Thomas Cartwright, Richard Knight and John Twemlowe, by bond; Ralph Throp, Richard Knight and John Twemlowe, ditto; Ralph Throp, Richard Knight and John Baddiley, ditto; Ralph Throp, Richard Knight and William Sunderland, ditto; Ralph Throp, Richard Knight and John Lunt, ditto; Ralph Throp, ditto 1,056 5 4¾
Northshields: Valentine Rilston, Christopher Frankling and John Rutherford, by bond; Christopher Frankling and John Rutherford, ditto; John Rutherford, Christopher Frankling and Andrew Johnson, two bonds; Robert Cook and Thomas Raffolds, by bond; John Pye, George Burrell, Henry Bayley and Benedict Errington, ditto; John Pye, Alexander Hall and Benedict Errington, ditto; John Pye, George Burrell and Robert Mills, ditto; Charles Coatsworth, Thomas Clark and Charles Vaughan, ditto; Thomas Martin, John Dogget and John Weston, ditto; Charles Coatsworth, Francis Partis and Matthias Partis, by two bonds; Ursula Milburne, Francis Partis and Mathias Partis, by bond; Michael Hall, Francis Partis and Mathias Partis, ditto; Stephen Good and Charles Coatsworth, ditto; Ursula Milburne, Francis Partis and Theophilus Nicholson, ditto; Matthew Currey, John Dogget and John Weston ditto; Thomas Martin, John Dogget, and Benjamin Dogget, ditto; Charles Coatsworth, Mathias Partis, John Woosley and Francis Partis, ditto; Ursula Milburne, Mathias Partis, John Woosley and Francis Partis, ditto; Mathias Partis, John Woosley, Francis Partis and Michael Hall, ditto; Charles Coatsworth, Mathias Partis, Richard Woosley and Francis Partis, ditto; Ursula Milburne, Mathias Partis and Richard Woosley and Francis Partis, ditto; Henry Robinson, Thomas Banks, William Mason and Andrew French, ditto; Thomas Grainger and Ursula Milburne, ditto; William Christian, Thomas Richardson and Robert Michelson, ditto; Benedict Errington, Charles Errington and George Harbottle, ditto; Phillip Bickerstaff, late proprietor of a salt work at Amble in Northumberland; arrear due to an Exchequer bill miscarried 3,604 15 9
Northwich: Robert Pownall, agent to Dr. Benjamin Woodrooffe, by two bonds; Ralph Broome and Nathan Blease, by bond; Thomas Neild, senior, Otwell Broome and Thomas Neild, junior, ditto; Thomas Nickson, Ralph Nickson and John Deane, by three bonds; Thomas Nickson and Ralph Nickson, by three bonds; Edmund Soame, Thomas Nickson and Robert Whitlowe, by three bonds; Cornelius Denn, Daniell Fenn and William Mascall, by four bonds; Sir Thomas Johnson, Richard Gildart and Peter Hall, ditto; Ralph Broome, late proprietor of a salt work 3,538 4 9
Portisick: Henry Sampson and Co., refiners of salt at Lower St. Colombe in Cornwall 0 1 4¾
Southshields: Phillip Bickerstaff, by bond; Philip Bickerstaff, Joseph Milburne and Joseph Hutchinson, ditto; Samuel Cooper, William Waune and Ralph Pattison, ditto; Leonard Hitchen and John Cougham, ditto; Michael Hall, Mathias Partis and Francis Partis, ditto; Robert Linton, junior, Francis Partis and Lancelot Cramlington, by two bonds; Robert Linton senior, Francis Partis and Lancelot Cramlington, ditto; Francis Partis and Lancelott Cramlington, by bond; Francis Partis, John Pattison and Lancelot Cramlington, ditto; Robert Linton, senior, Francis Partis and Mathias Partis, by two bonds; Charles Coatsworth, Francis Partis and Mathias Partis by bond; Francis Partis, Mathias Partis and Lancelot Cramlington, ditto; Robert Linton, senior, Francis Partis and Theophilus Nicholson, ditto; Robert Linton, junior, Francis Partis and John Woosley, ditto; Robert Linton, senior, Francis Partis and John Woosley, ditto; John Shaftoe, Francis Partis and John Woosley, ditto; Robert Linton, junior, Mathias Partis and Francis Partis, ditto; Charles Coatsworth, Francis Partis and Richard Woosley, ditto; Michael Hall, Francis Partis, and Richard Woosley, ditto; John Pattison and William Ketteridge, ditto; Jacob Wilkinson, William Medcalfe and William Wightman, ditto 4,444 13 3¼
Topsham: Thomas Tounson, Thomas Clap, Edward Yendell and George Borne, late salt-refiners at Topsham 287 17 1½
Yarmouth: Thomas Bendish, late salt-refiner at Southton in Suffolk; John Burton, late salt-refiner at Cobholm in Norfolk; Francis Hollis, late salt-refiner at Gorlston in Suffolk; William Maltward, refiner at Yarmouth; John Bass, late refiner at Woodbridge in Suffolk; John Gosling, late refiner at Yarmouth; Anthony Burwood, another refiner at Woodbridge; Samuel Brandling, refiner at Ipswich in Suffolk; Jonathan Bass, late salt-refiner at Manningtree in Essex; Thomas Hollister, late another at Colchester in Essex 871 13 0¾
Berwick: Robert Cook, in part of a lost bond: 13 6 8
Chepstow: John Oaks and Charles Lewis, by bond; Thomas Compson, Edward Best and Charles Corker, junior, by bond 342 14 2
Dover: William Armiger and Christopher Josten, by bond 440 13 4
Exeter: William Squarry, merchant 129 3 4
Gweek: Francis Jones and Phillip Stephens, by bond 20 2 0
London: Thomas Bryant and Abraham Trent, by two bonds; Thomas Bryant and Amos Short, ditto; Robert Hinton and Christopher Blower, ditto; Elias Measurier and Thomas Measurier, by two bonds; William Armiger, Christopher Josten and William Randall by six bonds; John Higgs, senior, and John Higgs, junior, by two bonds; John Higgs, senior, by bond 5,799 14 5
Milford: John Higgins and William Feild, by two bonds 603 6 8½
Padstow: Peter Swimmer, merchant; John Curtis, Thomas Flamanche and John Leverton, by bond 262 12 11
Penryn: Thomas Threnwith, merchant in Penryn 200 0 0
Rochester: William Armiger and Christopher Josten, by three bonds 1,591 13 4
— 30,160 1 2
sundry Collectors at the following ports for the Duty on foreign Salt locked up in cellars:
Bristoll (Christopher Cole)		 1,359 13 4
Barnstaple (Robert Rowe) 317 13 4
Biddeford (Thomas Jans) 534 13 4
Exeter (William Spry) 340 2 2¾
Falmouth (William Pye) 10,437 0 0
Fowey (Charles Lamb) 6,216 13 4
Gweek (Bernard Penrose) 756 0 0
London (William Bertram) 254 13 4
Looe (John Dyer) 915 6 8
Penryn (Ambrose Thompson) 9,589 13 4
Penzance (Richard Upton) 5,340 8 10¾
Plymouth (David Morris) 18,772 13 4
St. Ives (Richard Upton) 2,544 6 8
— 57,378 17 9½
several Collectors etc. to balance their accompts:
Bideford (Edward Symson, Collector)		 10 16 3
St. Agnes (Robert Hall, late Excise Officer) 0 2 6
Sodbury (Ralph Deane, late Collector) 1 0 0
Bristoll (Christopher Cole, Collector, in bonds) 7,852 0 0
Cockerham (John Jon, ditto in a bond) 46 13 4
Flimby (Richard Uriel, late Collector) 13 13 5½
ditto (Thomas Johnson, Collector) 192 0 0
Flint (Richard Bell, Collector) 46 3 8½
Swanzey (Henry Fox, late Collector) 7 13 5¼
Caermarthen (Henry Hind, late Officer) 2 0 0
Chepstow (George Richmond, late Collector) 21 19 0¼
Lemington (Thomas Parish, late Sub-Collector) 379 0 5½
ditto (Timothy Parker, late Supervisor) 46 14 6½
ditto (Joseph Slater, Collector, in bonds) 1,405 0 0
Leverpoole (John Troughton, Collector, in bonds 22,622l. 13s. 9d. and in money 19s. 10¾d.) 22,623 13 7¾
London (Jacob Sheldrake, late Keeper of the Bills of Exchange in the Excise Office, part of a bill not accompted for) 200 0 0
Middlewich (Samuel Blechynden, Collector, in bonds 422l. 7s. 1d. and in money 11s. 7¼d.) 422 18 8¼
Namptwich (Jonathan Brown, Collector) 4 15 5½
Amble (George Murray, Collector) 2 16 6
ditto (John Stephenson, late Collector) 5 0 0
North Shields (William Marshall, late Officer) 14 18 7
ditto (John Wheelwright, Collector, in bonds 1,436l. 13s. 4d. and in money 40l. 0s. 6d.) 1,476 13 10
Northwich (Thomas Stephenson, Collector, in bonds) 28,894 7 11
Portsea (William Dodd, Collector, in bonds 50l. and in money 6l. 13s. 3¾d.) 56 13 3¾
Shirleywich (John Carvile, late Collector) 0 2 9½
Shoreham (Stephen Coven, late Collector) 4 11 2½
Southshields (John Bell, Collector, in bonds 940l., in money 6l. 8s. 9½d.) 946 8 9½
Barnstaple (Thomas Clinton, late Collector) 168 9 4¾
Barnstaple (Robert Rowe, Collector, in bonds) 2,355 0 0
Beaumaris (Featherstone Nicholson) 0 4 3¼
Bideford (Thomas Jans, Collector, in bonds) 2,124 0 0
Cardigan (Francis Howell, Collector, in bonds 80l. and in money 38l. 0s. 3¾d.) 118 0 3¾
Chepstowe (Walter Aldey, Collector) 13 15 10
Dartmouth (James Jenkinson) 6 12 7¼
ditto (Arthur Robinson, in bonds 348l. 6s. 8d. and in money 3l. 19s. 4d.) 352 6 0
Dover (John Ball, in a bond) 175 0 0
Exeter (William Chamberlaine) 34 2 4
ditto (William Spry, in a bond) 439 6 8
Falmouth (William Pye, in bonds 3,613l. and in money 10s. 1d.) 3,613 10 1
Fowey (Charles Lamb, in bonds 9,591l. and in money 11l. 0s. 8d.) 9,602 0 8
Gweek (Bernard Penrose, in bonds 106l. 13s. 4d. and in money 1l. 13s. 10¼d.) 108 7 2¼
Ilfracombe (John Jenkins) 399 0 0
London (William Hyrne, late Collector) 94 0 9¼
ditto (John Stockwell, late ditto) 0 0 4
ditto (William Bertram, Collector, in a bond) 152 13 4
Looe (John Dyer, Collector, in bonds 1,351l., in money 57l. 14s. 10d.) 1,408 14 10
Lynn Regis (Henry Badcock, late Collector) 0 6 2¼
ditto (Robert Thorowgood, late ditto) 1 16 10¼
ditto (Henry Hare, Collector) 5 11 8½
Minehead (Thomas Wolstenholme, late Collector) 7 14 7
ditto (Francis Webber, late Collector) 10 13 0¼
Padstow (John Bligh, late Collector) 0 6 8
ditto (William Taylor, late Collector, in a bond) 91 13 9
Penryn (Ambrose Thompson, Collector, in bonds) 865 0 0
Penzance (Thomas Metcalfe, Collector, in a bond 200l. and in money 9l. 10s. 3d.) 209 10 3
Penzance (Richard Upton, Collector, in bonds 129l., in money 435l. 2s. 10½d.) 564 2 10½
Plymouth (David Morris, in bonds 789l. 6s. 8d. and in money 126l. 13s. 3½d.) 915 19 11½
Poole (Alfrid Lawson, Collector, in bonds) 2,081 0 0
Rochester (John Pope, Collector) 0 19 6
Rye (George Shuckburgh, late Collector) 3 8 4
St. Ives (Richard Upton, Collector, in bonds 62l. 6s. 8d. and in money 16l. 11s. 4¼d.) 78 18 0¼
Sandwich (William Farnolds, late Collector) 329 6 8
ditto (Benjamin Fisher, Collector) 5 9 9¼
Scilly Islands (Francis Ley, Collector) 38 13 4
Southampton (Daniel Cardonnel, Collector, in bonds) 445 0 0
Wells (John Keene, Collector) 0 3 3
Weymouth (Ludovicus Jackson, late Collector) 54 1 9
ditto (Thomas Bower, Collector) 6 7 0
Whitehaven (Henry Blencowe, Collector, in a bond) 177 5 0
Yarmouth (Thomas Moor, Collector) 0 14 6¼
— 91,737 5 0¾
and depending on these Accomptants for money received from several Collectors since the determination of this Accompt 13,004 7 8¾
ditto for money remaining in the Cashiers' hands 2,767 12 4¾
—
£195,048 4 1¾
and so this General Accompt is even and Quit.
Declared 3 July 1718.

DECLARED ACCOUNTS: SALT DUTIES: CASH ACCOUNT.

AUDIT OFFICE: BUNDLE 2071, ROLL 22 [A.O.1/2071/22].

Benjamin Mildmay, Thomas Woodcock, James Cardonnel, Charles Dent and Arther Ingram, Commissioners for the Salt Duties.

25 March 1715 to 25 March 1716.

Charge: £ s. d. £ s. d.
Arrears: remaining in the Accomptants' hands at the end of the last Cash Accompt 699 16 4¼
Receipts: money received for the Salt Duties within the time of this Accompt:
for the Old Duty from 25 March 1694:
Bideford (William Petty)		 1 2 4
Bristol (Christopher Cole) 0 0 2¼
Cockerham (John Jon) 67 7 3¾
Droitwich (John Kent) 14,658 7 7¾
Flimby (Thomas Johnson) 413 10 7¼
Isle of Grain (William Jeffries) 54 0 0
Laugharne (John Furnivall) 0 4 7¼
Lemington (Joseph Slater) 5,767 16 5¾
Liverpool (John Troughton) 214 14 8½
Middlewich (Samuel Blecherden) 1,470 14 0
Namptwich (Jonathan Browne) 4,535 15 11½
North Shields (John Wheelwright) 7,329 4 7
Northwich (Thomas Stephenson) 10,046 10 8
Portissick (Christopher Conyers) 2 9 3¼
Portsea (William Dodd) 1,835 3 1
Shirleywich (John Carville) 2,060 9 0½
ditto (William Sudlow) 19 5 3
Sherbourne (Charles Jennings) 15 14 11¾
South Shields (John Bell) 16,422 14 6½
Topsham (Richard Mounteney) 218 1 2¼
ditto (John Lyon) 69 0 8¾
Yarmouth (Michael Pulteney) 331 7 4½
and at the following ports:
Cardigan (Francis Howell)		 26 10 11¾
Chepstow (Walter Aldey) 30 0 0
Colchester (James Bruce) 4 17 2¼
Deal (Salathiel Rolfe) 8 9 7½
Dover (John Ball) 30 0 0
Falmouth (William Pye) 478 13 6½
Fowey (Charles Lamb) 397 5 4½
Gweek (Bernard Penrose) 115 2 9½
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 0 0 9
London (William Bertram) 389 5 5¾
Lyme (Thomas Jans) 0 6 3¼
Lynn (Henry Hare) 21 2 11½
Penryn (Ambrose Thompson) 418 8 2¼
Penzance (Richard Score, late collector) 2 4 0
ditto (Thomas Medcalfe) 91 2 0
ditto (Richard Upton) 215 19 2¾
Plymouth (David Morris) 310 0 9
Poole (Thomas Chamberlaine) 10 0 0
Sandwich (Benjamin Fisher) 64 6 1¼
St. Ives (Richard Upton) 60 12 3½
Whitby (Hannaball Woods) 1 2 5½
Whitehaven (Alfred Lawson) 7 19 6¼
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 24 5 9½
Matthew Greenwood, Collector of Fines and Seizures in London 1 16 9
— 68,243 6 7
for the East India Fund from 25 December 1699:
Bideford (William Petty)		 2 12 1¼
Bristol (Christopher Cole) 0 0 5
Cockerham (John Jon) 157 3 9
Droitwich (John Kent) 34,202 17 9¼
Flimby (Thomas Johnson) 964 18 0¼
Isle of Grain (William Jeffries) 126 0 0
Laugharne (John Furnivall) 0 10 9¼
Lemington (Joseph Slater) 13,458 5 3¼
Leverpoole (John Troughton) 501 1 0½
Middlewich (Samuel Blechinden) 3,431 12 8
Namptwich (Jonathan Browne) 10,583 10 6½
Northsheilds (John Wheelwight) 17,101 10 5¾
Northwich (Thomas Stephenson) 23,441 18 3½
Portisick (Christopher Conyers) 5 14 11¾
Portsea (William Dodd) 4,282 0 8
Shirleywich (John Carville) 4,807 14 5½
ditto (William Sudlow) 44 18 11
Sherbourn (Charles Jennings) 36 14 11½
Southshields (John Bell) 38,319 14 0
Topsham (Richard Mounteney) 508 16 0½
ditto (John Lyon) 161 1 8¾
Yarmouth (Michael Pulteney) 773 3 10
and at the following ports:
Cardigan (Francis Howell)		 61 18 11½
Chepstow (Walter Aldey) 70 0 0
Colchester (James Bruce) 11 6 8¾
Deal (Salathiel Rolfe) 19 15 9½
Dover (John Ball) 70 0 0
Falmouth (William Pye) 1,116 18 3¼
Fowey (Charles Lamb) 926 19 1¾
Gweek (Bernard Penrose) 268 13 2½
Harwich (Jacob Bury) 0 1 9
London (William Bertram) 908 6 1
Lyme (Thomas Jans) 0 14 7¾
Lynn (Henry Hare) 49 6 10¾
Penryn (Ambrose Thomson) 976 5 9¾
Penzance (Richard Score, late Collector) 5 2 8¼
ditto (Thomas Medcalfe) 212 11 4½
ditto (Richard Upton) 503 18 2¾
Plymouth (David Morris) 723 8 5
Poole (Thomas Chamberlaine) 23 6 8
Sandwich (Benjamin Fisher) 150 0 10¾
St. Ives (Richard Upton) 141 8 8½
Whitby (Hannaball Woods) 2 12 4¾
Whitehaven (Alfred Lawson) 18 12 2¼
Yarmouth (Thomas Moore) 56 13 6½
Matthew Greenwood, Collector of Fines and Seizures in London 4 5 9
— 159,234 8 10¼
(total receipts as above 227,477l. 15s. 5¼d.)
—
total charge and receipts £228,177 11 9½
Discharge.
Salaries and incidents:
salaries in London:
Benjamin Mildmay, Thomas Woodcock, James Cardonnel and Charles Dent, Commissioners; year to 25 Dec. 1715		 2,000 0 0
John Danvers and Arthur Ingram, successively Commissioners; same time 500 0 0
Thomas Hall, Comptroller, for himself and clerks; same time 350 0 0
Charles Brumpsted and James Windham, successively Cashiers, for themselves and clerks; same time 430 0 0
Thomas Holdip, Secretary; same time 200 0 0
Matthew Greenwood, Correspondent etc; and for his clerk; same time 180 0 0
William Johnson, Solicitor; same time 100 0 0
William Sumpter, Chief Accomptant; same time 100 0 0
John Hall and William Price, Accomptants 140 0 0
assistant, clerks, storekeeper, housekeepers etc.; same time; detailed with names 669 5 6¾
— 4,669 5 6¾
salaries in the Country, detailed with names 505 8 9
incidents in London, detailed, including 280l. to Edward Harley for the Auditor's fee 1,774 15 1¼
incident charges in the Country, by Collectors and places 199 17 9½
(total for salaries and incidents 7,149l. 7s. 2½d.)
repayments on debentures for salt, salted beef, pork and fish exported:
out of the Old Duty 		30,098 9 2¼
out of the East India Fund 70,303 15 7
— 100,402 4 9¼
money paid into the Exchequer, detailed by dates:
out of the Old Duty		 35,379 14 5
out of the East India Fund 82,478 13 0
— 117,858 7 5
—
total payments and allowances £225,409 19 4¾
and so these Accomptants are Indebted
Declared 3 July 1718.		 2,767 12 4¾
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