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CHAP. XXII. Of the Measure of Excifeable Liquors; a Table of Wine-Measure; Tables of Ale and Beer-Measure in London and the Country. CHAP. XXIII. Concerning the STANDARD Winchester BUSHEL and GALLON, kept in his Majefty's Exchequer; fhewing when and how their Contents were fettled by Act of Parliament. ALSO the STANDARD Avoirdupoife and Troy Weights kept in the Exchequer, compared with each other, and with the faid Bufhel, half Bushel, Peck, and Gallon; with Tables for finding whether the Content of any of the faid Measures are equal to the Standard, or not, when their Diameter or Depth vary from it

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A Brewer's Back or Cooler
To find the true Dip of a Back or Coo-

Of Gauging Open Wellels. CHAP. XXIV. Of gauging all forts of Open Veffels 124 (See alfo CHAP. III. Part II.) A Guile-Tun

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To find the Drip or Fall of a Tun 127
A Mash-Tun
A Distiller's Back by Mr. Jofeph Bofley
General Surveyor

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A Copper with a Rifing Crown 136
A Still. (See alfo Chap. VII. Part II.)

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Three Modern Stills by Mr. Jofeph
Bolley General Surveyor

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Cask Gauging.

CHAP. XXV. Of the feveral Varieties of Casks, viz.

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Conoids

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The lower Fruftum of two Hyperbolic
Conoids

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The lower Fruftum of two Cones 160
To defcribe an Hyperbolic Spindle 162
Of a Circular Spindle

A Spheroidal Cafk
The middle Fruftum of a Parabolic
Spindle
The lower Fruftum of two Parabolic
CHAP. XXVI. How to find the Ullage of a Cafk lying or

Standing.

Of Gauging Warm Wozts.

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CHAP. XXVII. How to gauge Warm How to deduct the Allowance for Warm

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Worts
See also Chap. II. and III. of Part II.

Worts

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CHAP. XXVIII. Of reducing Ale-Measure to Wine, Corn,

&c. and the Contrary

Malt-Gauging.

CHAP. XXIX. A Table of Divifors

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How to gauge a By-Tub
How to money Malt Charges 187
See alfo Chap. XXIII. of Part I. and
Chap. V. of Part II.

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How the Cath-Tables for Malt are

made

Of Candles.

CHAP. XXX. Of Candles
See alfo Chap. XI. Part II.

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188 For the Drawback on Exportation, fee Chap. XIX. Partil.

Of the Distillery, &c.

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CHAP. XXXII. How to measure the different Gravity of Liquors, which fhews the different Strengths thereof. Alfo a Table of Specific Gravity. Together with fuch Observations concerning the Balance, (or Pair of Scales,) as every Excife-Officer fhould be acquainted with

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The CONTENTS of the SECOND PART. HAP. I. Shewing what is to be obferved and done by those who would qualify themselves for the Employment of an Officer in the Excife

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The Rates of Excifeable Liquors
Inftructions for making Seizures
CHAP. III. Shewing the Duty

The Oath of OFFICE

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A Certificate that the Officer has taken the faid Oaths

217 A Certificate that the Auditor of Excife has register'd the Officers taking the faid Oaths 217 A Certificate that the Officer has received the Sacrament, according to the Ufage of the Church of England

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The Teft Oath
The Oath of Abjuration
The Form of the Author's Difcharge,
with the Collector's Letter accom
panying it
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The true Reafon and Grounds of the
Author's Difcharge
following Particulars:

Form of the Ale and Beer Abstract 227
How it is to be indorfed

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of thofe Officers of the Excife, who furvey Victuallers, By-Brewers, and CommonBrewers.

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For the Drawback on Exportation, fee Cafh-Tables for the Excife ready caft
Chap. XIX. Part II.
CHAP. IV. Shewing the Rife and Progrefs of the Excife on
Beer and Ale, &c. ALSO Cafb-Tables for the Excife pay-
able by Victuallers and Common-Brewers in London and the

Country.

Tables for Victuallers for Beer and
Ale

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Tables for ditto for Small Beer Tables for Common Brewers in London for Beer Tables for ditto for Ale Tables for ditto for Small Beer of thofe Officers of the Excife,

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254 Tables for ditto for Small Beer 256 Tables for Common Brewers in the Country for Beer and Ale 258 CHAP. V. Shewing the Duty that furvey Maltfters, Malt-Compounders, and thofe who deal in Cyder and Perry. ALSO Cafb-Tables for Maltfters, &c.

Tables for Maltfters IN the Ciftern 268
Tables for ditto OUT OF the Cistern 269
The Rife and Progrefs of the Excife on
Cyder and Perry
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Cash-Fables for Cyder and Perry 273

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For the Form of a Voucher and Abftract, with their Indorfements, fee Chap. II. Part II. 229 For the Drawback on Exportation, fee Chap. XIX. Part II. 428

CHAP.

CHAP. VI. Shewing the Duty of thofe Officers who furvey

Distillers Page 275 CHAP. VII. Shewing the Rife and Progrefs of the Excife on Distilled Spirituous Liquors. Alfo Cafb-Tables for Distillers and other Traders, from 1 d. to 8 s. 8 d.

279 CHAP. VIII. Shewing the Duty of those Officers, who furvey Vinegar-Makers and Sweets-Makers; with Cafb-Tables for thofe Traders. Also the Rife and Progrefs of the Excife on Vinegar, Sweets, (or made Wines,) and Mead or Metheglin 299

CHAP. IX. The Rife and Progrefs of the Excife on foreign Brandy, Rum, Arrack, and other foreign Excifeable Liquors

308 CHAP. X. Shewing the Duty of those Officers of Excife, who furvey Tanners, Tawers, Oil-Dreffers, and ParchmentMakers

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CHAP. XI. Shewing the Duty of thofe Officers of the Excife, who furvey Tallow-Chandlers in the Country

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For the Drawback on Exportation, See Chap. XIX. Part II. CHAP. XII. Shewing the Duty of thofe Officers of the Ex

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For the Drawback on Exportation, fee
Chap. XIX. Part II.
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For Caitile-Soap,fee Chap. XX. Part

II..

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cife, who furvey Soap-Makers Directions for the understanding the Nature of that Manufacture 344 For the Drawback, when confumed in making Cloths, &c. 348 CHAP. XIII. Shewing the Duty of thofe Officers of the Excife, who furvey Starch-Makers Directions for understanding the Na- For the Drawback on Exportation, fee ture of that Manufacture 350 Chap. XIX. Part II. CHAP. XIV. Shewing the Duty of thofe Officers of the Excife, who furvey Paper-Makers

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Directions for understanding the Na- For the Drawback on Exportation, see ture of that Manufacture 355 Chap. XIX. Part II. Cah-Tables for Paper-Makers 359

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CHAP. XV. Shewing the Duty of those Officers, who furvey Hop-Planters; with proper Cafb-Tables

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The Officer's Duty 361 Pounds, to Pounds grofs and net 366 ATable for reducing Hund. Quar. and Cafh-Tables 367

CHAP. XVI. Shewing the Duty and Bufinefs of those Officers of the Excife, who furvey Dealers in Coffee, Tea, and Chocolate, fo as to prevent them from evading the Duty, and defrauding the Revenue

368 CHAP. XVII. Shewing the Duty and Bufinefs of thofe Officers of the Excise, who furvey Printers of Silk, Linen, &c. fo as to prevent them from evading the Duty, and defrauding

the Revenue

371 CHAP. XVIII. Concerning the Duty of the Supervisor and Collector.

Of the Supervisor's Duty 373. Of the Collector's Duty 376. CHAP. XIX. Inftructions for obtaining the Allowance of the Drawbacks, or Bounties on the Exportation of feveral Excifeable British-made Goods to Foreign Parts, viz. Beer, Ale, Mum, Cyder and Perry, Malt of Barley and Wheat; Leather tanned, tawed, or dreffed in Oil, &c. Boots, Shoes, Gloves, &c. Soap, Candles, Starch, Papers, Pafteboard, &c. Silks, Callicoes, Linens, &c. Spirits drawn from Barley, Malt, or other Corn

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CHAP. XX. Of CASK-GAUGING, as practifed at the Waterfide in the Port of London; together with Remarks concerning fome Imported Goods, viz. Spruce-Beer, Hides, Hops, Mum, Oils, Rum, Wines, &c. neceffary for thofe Officers, who furvey Sea-Port Towns

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432 CHAP. XXI. Of SHIP-GAUGING, viz. to find the Burthen or Tonnage, &c. CHAP. XXII. Containing new Tables for a Gauger's Salary at 501. per Annum for the Common Year, and for the Leap Year, with their Explanation, Conftruction, and Ufe, with Directions for deducting the Charity; alfo a Table for finding the Number of Days for any Time affigned; with a Table of

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