Observations Upon the Warehousing System And Navigation Laws With a Detailed Ac
Observations Upon the Warehousing System And Navigation Laws With a Detailed Ac
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The scavage, bailage, and packing duty, which is a local duty under a statute of William and Mary, granted to the corporation of the city of London, appears also objectionable, being a tax to which the trade of the port of London alone is liable ; the interest of the Corporation should be purchased by Government, and the tax repealed ; local duties operating pre- judicially to the trade of the Port ia which tLey are imposed.
71 Chap. XVII.
ON CONSULAGE.
THE inequality and extent of the Fees and... Charges of British Consuls, aiost of which are collected arbitrarily, has afforded matter of serious complaint, particularly on the part of the Ship Owners of this Country, whose interest cannot but be materially affected by unnecessary burthens upon British Navigation. The necessity of placing those Fees under legal regulations has been generally felt and admitted. The objections which have been made to the amount of such charges, and the inconvenience attending a mode of collection to which no fixed rule is attached, have, in several instances, acquired additional weight from the impression (under which many British Ship Masters have quitted some of the Foreign Port.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The scavage, bailage, and packing duty, which is a local duty under a statute of William and Mary, granted to the corporation of the city of London, appears also objectionable, being a tax to which the trade of the port of London alone is liable ; the interest of the Corporation should be purchased by Government, and the tax repealed ; local duties operating pre- judicially to the trade of the Port ia which tLey are imposed.
71 Chap. XVII.
ON CONSULAGE.
THE inequality and extent of the Fees and... Charges of British Consuls, aiost of which are collected arbitrarily, has afforded matter of serious complaint, particularly on the part of the Ship Owners of this Country, whose interest cannot but be materially affected by unnecessary burthens upon British Navigation. The necessity of placing those Fees under legal regulations has been generally felt and admitted. The objections which have been made to the amount of such charges, and the inconvenience attending a mode of collection to which no fixed rule is attached, have, in several instances, acquired additional weight from the impression (under which many British Ship Masters have quitted some of the Foreign Port.
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