¶ Officers Fees for Englishmen, as they are receiued in the Port of London, set downe vnder the hands of the Fermors, Comptrollers, Collectors and Sear­chers of the Custom-house there: for a rule and president to euery Custome house in any Port of his Maiesties Dominions, according to the Table of Fees, signed by the late L. Treasourer, the Earle of Dorset, and the then Barons of the Exchequer.

Portus Lon­don.
  • Subsidy out­wards.
     Collect.Comptrol.Surueiors.
    FOr euery Ships entry within the LEVANT, or beyond,xij. d.xij. d.xij. d.
    For euery Ships entry going for any other forreigne parts,iiij. d.iiij. d.iiij. d.
    For euery Ships entry going for the out-Ports,ij. d.j. d.j. d.
    For clearing of euery Ship, passing to forreigne parts, and examining the Shippers content,xij. d.vj. d.vj. d.
    For euery English Coquet,viij. d.iiij. d.iiij. d.
    For making of euery Certificate, aswell English as Strangers, for goods which payd Subsidy inwards, and payeth no Subsidy outwards,xiiij. d.vij. d.vij. d.
    For euery Certificate vpon Warrant from his Maiestie, or from the Lord Treasurer paying no dueties,xviij. d.viij. d.viij. d.
    For endorcements of all Warrants and Licences,iiij. d00
    For euery coast Certificate outwards, and for the entries in his Maies booke.xij. d.viij. d.viij. d.
    For the bond of the same,xij. d.00
    For discharging of the same bond, and filing the Certificate to it,iiij. d.00
    For making euery Certificate of returne, entry in the Kings Bookes, waxe and parchment, &c.xij. d.ij. d. single.ijd. single.
      iiij. d. doubleiiijd. double
    Forreigne bills.vj. d.  
  • The Fees of the head Searcher, and Vnder­searchers Out­wards.
    • Dueties betwene the Headsear­cher, and the 5. Vndersearchers that attend at London.
      • Merchants English and strangers.
        • COrne the Coquet, vj. s. viij.
        • Wooll, Leather and Hides the Coquet, iiij. s.
      • For Mer­chandize that do passe by Certifi­cats.
        • Belmettle, Hides, Tallow, Wine, Waxe, Cauiare, and all o­ther prohibited commodities. iij. s. iiij. d.
        • The Leuant company, East India Company for Grocery, or for fine wares. ij. s.
        • Diuers other Merchandizes, xij. d.
      • For euery Ship that passeth ouer the Seas.
        • Spaine, the Streights, Canaries West Indies, the Ship, vj. s.
        • East Indies, the Ship, x. s.
        • All other Ships bound ouer Seas, iiij. s.
        • Euery Strangers Ship or Bottome. vj. s. viij. d.
    • Dueties of the said fiue Vnder­searchers of London.
      • Merchants English and Strangers.
        • Pipe, Punchion, Hogshead, Bagge, ij. d.
        • Tinne, Blocke, and Barrell, j. d.
        • Saffron, Beere, Beereger, Tinne, and Seacoale the Coquet, xij. d.
        • Lead, the Fodder, Iron the Tunne, Pitch, Tarre, Soape-ashes, and Saltfish the Last, ij. d.
        • Lignum Vitae, Camphechia, and other Woods, Cordage, Wine, Brimstone, Woad, Rozen, Allum, and Oile the Tunne, iiij. d.
        • Wainscots, Clapboards, Pipestaues, and Deale Boards the Coquet, ij. d.
        • Maund, But and Fat, vj. d.
        • Waxe the Roll, and clocke, and fine wares the Ballet or Chest, iiij. d.
        • Red-lead the Tunne, vi. d.
        • Raisins and Figges 20. Frailes or Barrels, iij d.
      • Merchants ad­u [...]nturers, French and East countrey.
        • The Fardell of eighteene, the trusse of 9. and all other Packs, vj. d.
        • Ballet and Case, ij. d.
      • Interlops and all Merchants Strangers.
        • The fardle of 18. the trusse of nine, and all other packs, xij. d.
        • Ballet and Case. iiij. d.
    • Dueties of the two Vndersear­chers of Graues­end.
      • For euery Ship that passeth ouer Seas.
        • The English Ship or Bottome bound ouer Seas, iiij. s.
        • The Strangers Ship or Bottome bound ouer Seas, vj. s. viij. d.
        • For the Passenger, vj. d.
        • For euery Ship hauing a coast Certificate, iiij. d.
  • Subsidy In­wards.
     Colect.Comptrol.Surueiors.
    FOr euery Warrant by English,iiij. d.iiij. d.iiij. d.
    For euery Shippers oath from France and the Low Countreis,j. d.00
    For the Shippers oath from any other Forreigne part,iiij. d.iiij. d.iiij. d.
    To the Clearke for making a Shippers entry,xij. d.00
  • Waiters.
    • FOr euery particuler Englishmans forreigne goods or Merchandizes of what nature soeuer, paying Custome, Subsidie or Impost inwards, in the Port of London, or comming thither from any other place or Port by Coquet, xij. d.
  • Register:
    • For euery English Warrant, ij. d.

¶ These are the Fees receiued in the Port of LONDON, of Englishmen, as by the Table of Fees (signed by the late Lord Treasurer, the Earle of Dorset, and the then Barons of the Exchequer,) it doeth appeare.

Custome House London this se­cond of May, 1615.
  • W. Garway Far.
  • Barthol. Ellnor Comptrol.
  • Io. Wollenholme Collector.
  • Thomas Ivat Searcher.

GOD SAVE THE KING.

¶ Imprinted at London by ROBERT BARKER, Printer to the Kings most Excellent Maiestie. ANNO 1615.

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