Ellis's British Tariff for 1835-36; Contains the Duties Payable on Foreign Goods Imported Into Great Britian and Ireland, the Isle of Man, the Island of Mauritius, the Cape of Good Hope, New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, and the British Possessions in America; With a List of the Articles Prohibited to be Imported Into, Or Exported From, Those Places Respectively; as Well as Tables of the Duties Payable on British Goods Exported; the Tonnage Duties, Foreign and Coastwise; Tables of the Drawbacks Allowed on the Exportation of Foreign Goods, and of the Bounties and Drawbacks of the Customs and Excise, to be Paid and Allowed on British Goods Exported. To which are Added, the Countervailing Duties Between England and Ireland, the Inland Duties of Excise, And Practical Remarks and Information Relative to the Entry of Goods for Duty, Or Exportation, Or to be Warehoused. Together with Copious Extracts from the Warehousing and Navigation Acts, And Every Order in Council, Treasury Order, and Minute of the Commissioners of the Customs, Bearing Upon the Subjects Treated Of; the Whole Forming a Ready Reference for Members of Parliament, Officers of the Revenue, Merchants, Ship-owners, Brokers and Agents, Captains of Ships, Warehouse-keepers, Wharfingers, Gentlemen Travelling Abroad, and All Persons Trading in Articles of Foreign Production. By Robert Ellis, Esq., Senior Computer, Long Room, Custom House, London, Compiler of the "Customs Laws," &c