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• Considerations on the removal of the Custom-House. Humbly submitted to the public
  Published: (1781)
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  Published: (1726)
• Seasonable advice to all smugglers of French cambricks and French lawns; with a brief state from the Honourable commissioners of His Majesty's customs, of smuggling in the year 1745 : As also the destructive manner in which the smuggling trade is carried on at present; and a remedy propos'd totally to suppress it, and thereby to increase the revenue several hundred thousand pounds annually
  Published: (1751)
• A letter to the Hon. the commissioners of His Majesty's Customs dedicated to the Hon. the House of Commons Stewardson
  by: Stewardson, William
  Published: (1763)
• Consolidation of the customs, and other duties : Tables of the net duties payable, and drawbacks allowed on certain goods, wares and merchandize, imported, exported, or carried coastwise. Together with a list of the bounties. Published under the inspection of Mr. Edward-James Mascall, of the Custom-House, London. To which are added, a table of the duties, allowances, bounties and drawbacks in the excise; together with the licences necessary to be taken out by those persons dealing in exciseable commodities-and an alphabetical arrangement of the various stamp-duties in Great Britain. The whole agreeable to the consolidation-act of the 27th of George III
  Published: (1787)