66 C O R K E. 



Brought over - Q^? 1 ^ 



Soap 20,000 



Tallow 2?ooo 



Herrings, 1810 35,000!.- all their own 21, coo 



Glue, 20 to 25,000 22,000 



Pork - - 64,000 



Wool to England 14,000 

 Small exports, Gottenburgh herrings, horns, hoofs, 



&c. feather-beds, palliafles, feathers, &c. 35,000 



jf. 1,100,190 



Average prices of the 19. years on the cuftom 

 books. All exports on thofe books are rated 

 at the value of the reign of Charles the Se- 

 cond ; but the imports have always 10 per 

 cent, on the flvorn price added to them. Se- 

 venty to eighty fail of fhips belong to Corke. 

 Average of (hips that entered that port in 

 thofe 19 years, 872 per annum. The number 

 of people at Corke muttered by the clergy, by 

 hearth-money, and by the number of houfes, 

 payments to niinifter, average of the three, 

 67,000 fouls, if taken before the ifl of Sep- 

 tember, after that 20,000 increafed. There 

 are 700 coopers in the town. Barrels, all of 

 oak or beech, all from America : the latter 

 for herrings, now from Gottenburgh and 

 Norway. The excife of Corke now no more 

 than in Charles the Second's reign. Ridi- 

 culous ! 



Cork old duties, in 1751 > produced .62,000 

 Now the fame 14.0,000 



Bullocks 



