INDEX.] 



Corn. 



1338 Convoy fent by King Edward witli his wool 1,522 

 j+oo Ten gallics (lationcd by Venice us guards 611 



1798 Veirels prohibited from iuiling without con- 

 voy, &c. - - . iv, 447 

 1759, 1766 Cock, Cafitat'n James, furvcys the River 

 St. Lawrence, &c. — his cliarts publiflied — 

 difcovers coal in Newfoundland - iii,437 

 1771 His firft voyage round the globe . 51;; 

 1775 His fecond ditto, to fouth polar regions, &cc. 57S 

 1780 His third do. to n. w. coaft of America, &c. 664 

 1165 Cope7t!wrc7i a fifhing village - - . i, 3^7 

 1449 The refidence of the king of Denmark - 666 

 1515 Made the Ihiple of the Danifh trade - ii, 48 

 j$io\Copern!Cus, Nich$las, eftablidies the true fyftem 



of the univerfe - . - ii, 38 



11895 Cc/)/>fr mines in England - " "> 344- 



1561 Mines in Cumberland . . - ii, 136 



1622 Mines wrought in feveral counties - - 63S 

 1690II Mines found in Wales ... 647, 733 

 1712 Abundant for home confumpt. and colonies iii, 27 

 1 711 Ore found in England, Wales, and Scotland — 

 manufaflures of copper and brafs employ 

 30,000 people ... 116 



1750 Exportation, and even coafting carriage, pro- 



hibited - - . . 661 



Prohibition continued - -■ 688,708 



i^\*Corbilo in Gaul has trade with Britain - i, 109 



14 Now declining ... 130 



497 • CorcyrMni, commercial and piratical - 1,63 



1530 Cordage ntade at Bridport, and none to be made 



within 5 miles of that town - ii, 70 



1766 Bounty on exportation of Britifh cordage iii, 445 



J 777 Bounty continued ... 607 



1785 Regulations for the manufafture enafted iv, 73 



Bounty on exportation continued no, 222, 375 



-ji^'Corint/iians have confiderable commerce in their 



two harbours, and are wealthy - i, 31 



70O*Said to introduce the triremes - - 31 



664*Fight a naval battle with the Corcyreans - 34 



i46*City delhoyed by the Romans - . 107 



44'And rellored by Julius Caefar - - 119 



J381 Cor^ obtains confirmation of liberties . 1,592 



•733 Population, protelhuits, papifts - iii, 196 



'735 Exports of provifioiis ... 207 



1760 Population and trade ... 325 



1751 Invafion apprehended ... fiyg 

 1785 The merchants fit out a cruillng velTcl, not to 



plunder, but to relieve, vcH'clsofall nations iv,70 

 i.v65 Cork, a dye ftuft', prohibited - i, 678 



Probably what is called corkir in the Weftern 



illands - - - 678 11 



14S4 Engli(h cork permitted in fome cafes - 702 



Corn — Sec Proviftom:. 

 i556*Corn cariied from I.ydia and Sicily to Greece i, 10 

 S80* Exported from Smyrna - . - 27 



6o4'Prc('ervation of coin at fea unknown in Egypt 



Phoenicia • - - - 35 



ao Premium for importingcorn given by Tiberius 151 « 

 ^i A certain profit allured to the importer by 



'5' 

 2 ^''5 

 21 1 



345 

 357 

 449 

 457 



Claudius 

 296 The abundance of corn in Britain noteii 

 359 A large quantity exported from Britain 



ii89||Corn lometimes exported from England 



1194 E^xportation prohibited 



12S8 Excefiive inequality of prices in England 



1:95 Cliinefe llore up torn in fcafons of plenty 



1359 Flemings allowed to export corn from England 56 



1360 Exportation of corn confined to Calais . 56 

 Corn neither exported nor imported without 



licence .... ^82 



1379 Corn vefiels pay 6d per tun for guarding the fea ^89 

 1382 Corn not to be carried out of the king's domi- 

 nions - . - . j, j;95 



Vol. IV. 



•394 

 1429 

 '433 



'437 



•439 

 '449 



1463 



"553 

 '5<i3 

 •570 

 1 503 

 1603 

 .623 



1624 

 1629 



1632 

 1660 



1663 



1670 

 1689 



1700 

 '733 

 •735 

 •757 



"759 



1766 



1771 

 1772 



'773 

 '771 



1776 

 1778 



17S0 



1782 

 1783 



All Englifli fubjefts allowed to export corn i, 637 

 Seemingly a common article of exportation 644. 



Sale of 9 bulhcls for a quarter prohibited 64I 



May be exported without fpccial licence, if 



not above certain prices , - . 650 



Imported from Denmark and Pruflia . 655 



Importers of corn obliged to lay out tlieir pro. 



cceds in Englifii goods - . 665 



Not to be imported, unlcfs when above the 



prices fixed for exportation in 1437 " *7? 

 May be exported, if not above certain prices ii, 115 

 Aft repeated, but fiiipping prices higher 137 



May beexported, if not forbid by proclamation 151 

 May be exported, when not above certain prices 204 

 And now, on paying duties - - 240 



Older for ftoring corn in granaries when plcnti. 



ful, and regulations for import and export 323 

 May beexported, when not above certain prices 327 

 At\ repeated - - - 358 



Importation of corn excinpted from the mono- 

 poly of the Eaflland company . 362 

 Exportation prohibited - • 374 

 Exportation allowed, when not above certain 



prices ... 481 



Corn exempted from the navigation aft - 48* 

 Expoit and import upon duty, regulated by 



prices .... 510 



Various duties on exportation - . 559 



Bounties given on exportation . . 634 



Corn, flour, bread, &c. exported without duty 709 

 This year 800,000 quarters exported iii, 198 



Quantity of corn exported — bounties paid 21 1 



Exportation prohibited — importation duty-free 



307, 308 

 Prohibition continued — export afterwards al- 

 lowed . - - - 311 

 Price of corn fixed in Derby-lhire by the colliers 406 

 Corn exported to Portugal - . 425 

 Exportation to Holland leflened - . 42$ 

 Import from America allowed, export prohi- 

 bited .... iii, 438 

 VelTols loaded with corn embargoed, and di. 



fiillery from whc.'>t prohibited . 45J 



Export prohibited, import permitted - 434 

 Ait continued — above /i, 000, 000 paid for corn 



imported .... 474 



Prohibition of export and difiillery continued, 



but export of mall foon after permitted 497 



Regifieroi prices, imports, exports, &;c. ordered 498 

 Prohibition of export and diltillery continued 503 

 Sales of wheat in London ordered to be made 



public ... J09 



Grain of all kinds and flour admitted free 521 



Law regiil.iting dealers in corn. Sec. abrogated 523 

 Fiee import, and prohibition of export, contin. 529 

 Bounty on foreign w heat given by London 534 



Aft for regulating import and export . 537 



.•\iSt for export to fugar colonies, Newfound- 

 land, Sec. - - - 552 

 And alio to Hudfons bay . . - 5^3 

 Atl for importing Indian corn on low duty 560 

 Aft for ex p.of limited quantities for finieries,&c. j8s 

 Lobfters found to prcferve corn from weevils 598 

 New aJl for limited export for fidieries _ 619 

 Acl for export to fugar colonics, &c. continued 



621, 623 

 Continued, but only to fugar iflands 654,688,709 

 Plentiful crop — half bounty allowed on export 



in neutral veliels - . 657, 6!i8, 70S 



Quantities imported and exported,&c,fincei77i 674 



1 niport allov.ed on low duties - - 721 



Export to fugar colonies, &:c. continued — rice, 



Indian corn, &c. admitted without duty ' iv, 14 



