Customs in India.

(1) p. 3, Note to the effect that the following Papers were read by T. P. Courtenay when preparing his Report (see H/523) of 25th Jan. 1814:-- (2) p. 5, List of Contents. (3) Correspondence between the Court and, pp. 5-142, the Government of Bengal 3rd Nov. 1787 to 11th Sept. 1811, pp. 143-298, the Government of Madras 19th Feb. 1794 to 5th March 1813, and, pp. 303-461, the Government of Bombay 10th March 1793 to 11th Jan. 1809, relative to the levying of Duties and Customs at those Presidencies. (4) pp. 465-510, Proceedings of the Bombay Council 28th April to 9th May 1810, relative to the re-establishment of Town Duties. (5) pp. 515-65, Proceedings of the Bengal Council 8th July 1802 relative to Regulation Five of 1802 for the Collection of Town Duties; pp. 567-9, Memorandum by Mr. Cumming on Regulation Five. (6) pp. 571-659, Correspondence between Court and Bengal 6th Nov. 1807 to 5th Oct. 1810, the Court's further Instructions requested previously to executing their orders for levying increased Duties on the Trade of Foreign Europeans and Americans. (7) pp. 661-7, Court to Bengal 11th Sept. 1811, Trade of Foreign Nations with the Ports and Establishments of the Company in the East Indies.

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