Oriental Commerce, Or, The East India Trader's Complete Guide: Containing a Geographical and Nautical Description of the Maritime Parts of India, China, Japan, and Neighbouring Countries ... with an Account of Their Respective Commerce ...Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen, 1825 - 586 sivua |
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... MEASURES ; THEIR PORT REGULATIONS , DUTIES , RATES , CHARGES , & c . And a Description of The Commodities imported from thence into Great Britain , and the Duties payable thereon ; TOGETHER WITH A MASS OF MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ...
... MEASURES ; THEIR PORT REGULATIONS , DUTIES , RATES , CHARGES , & c . And a Description of The Commodities imported from thence into Great Britain , and the Duties payable thereon ; TOGETHER WITH A MASS OF MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION ...
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... MEASURE . - There are two principal measures , 1 Barrel . the vara and the covado ; the former is five palms , and the latter three . The palm is eight Portuguese , nearly nine English inches ; the covado being 26.7 Eng- Jish inches ...
... MEASURE . - There are two principal measures , 1 Barrel . the vara and the covado ; the former is five palms , and the latter three . The palm is eight Portuguese , nearly nine English inches ; the covado being 26.7 Eng- Jish inches ...
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... MEASURES are the fanega , almuda , liquid aroba , and var . The first is used for corn , cocoa , salt , & c . 12 ... measure , about 7 per cent . less ́ than the English yard . OROTAVA lies about 8 leagues to the S. W. of Point Nago ...
... MEASURES are the fanega , almuda , liquid aroba , and var . The first is used for corn , cocoa , salt , & c . 12 ... measure , about 7 per cent . less ́ than the English yard . OROTAVA lies about 8 leagues to the S. W. of Point Nago ...
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... MEASURES . - The long measures are the covada and vara ; the latter is 5 spans , and the covada , three ; the span is near 9 inches , so that the covada is about 27 inches English . The measure for corn , salt , and other dry ...
... MEASURES . - The long measures are the covada and vara ; the latter is 5 spans , and the covada , three ; the span is near 9 inches , so that the covada is about 27 inches English . The measure for corn , salt , and other dry ...
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... MEASURES . — The Spanish foot is 11 English inches ; it is divided into 12 pulgadas , each 12 lines . The fanega is a measure for corn , & c . con- taining 12 celemins ; and 5 fanegas are equal to one English quarter . BUENOS AYRES is ...
... MEASURES . — The Spanish foot is 11 English inches ; it is divided into 12 pulgadas , each 12 lines . The fanega is a measure for corn , & c . con- taining 12 celemins ; and 5 fanegas are equal to one English quarter . BUENOS AYRES is ...
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Sivu 104 - ... tubercles, varying from the size of a pin's head to that of a large pea, isolated or confluent ; or, secondly, as yellowish patches of irregular outline, slightly elevated, and with but little hardness.
Sivu 565 - ... Spirits or strong Waters the produce of any British Possession in America, not being sweetened Spirits, or Spirits mixed with any article so that the degree of strength thereof cannot be exactly ascertained by such hydrometer...
Sivu 585 - Journals of the Sieges of the Madras Army, in the years 1817, 1818, and 1819, with Observations on the System according to which such Operations have usually been conducted in India, and a Statement of the Improvements that appear necessary.
Sivu 517 - Desima, when anything is to be exported or imported, are seated the head and under banjoses, and interpreters, before whose eyes the whole undergoes a strict search. And that the Europeans may not scrape an acquaintance with the searchers, they are changed so often that no opportunity is given them. " This puts a stop to illicit commerce only, but not to private trade, as everybody is at liberty to carry in whatever he can dispose of, or there is a demand for, and even such articles as are not allowed...
Sivu 301 - They are found in such abundance, over many parts of Bengal and the adjoining provinces, as to have afforded to the natives, from time immemorial, an abundant supply of a most durable, coarse, dark coloured silk, commonly called Tusseh silk, which is woven into a kind of cloth called Tusseh doot'hies, much worn by Bramins and other sects of Hindoos.
Sivu 517 - ... are very dangerous to import ; but the Europeans are otherwise suffered to carry in a great number of books for their own use ; and the search was the less strict in this respect, as they looked into a few of them only. Latin, French, Swedish, and German books and manuscripts pass the more easily, as the interpreters do not understand them. Arms, it is true, are not allowed to be carried into the country ; nevertheless, we are as yet suffered to take our swords with us. " The Dutch themselves...
Sivu 518 - ... need of instruction, bear the denomination of apprentices or learners. Formerly the Japanese apprentices were instructed by the Dutch themselves in their language, but now they are taught by the elder interpreters. The apprentices had also, before this, liberty to come to the factory whenever they chose ; but now they are only suffered to come when they are on actual service. The interpreters rise gradually and in rotation to preferments and emoluments, without being employed in any other department....
Sivu 517 - ... nevertheless, we are as yet suffered to take our swords with us. "The Dutch themselves are the occasion of these over-rigorous searches, the strictness of which has been augmented on several different occasions, till it has arrived at its present height. Numerous artifices have been applied to the purpose of bringing goods into the factory by stealth ; and the interpreters, who heretofore had never been searched, used to carry contraband goods by degrees, and in small parcels, to the town, where...
Sivu 302 - Their cocoons are remarkably soft and white, or yellowish ; the filament so exceedingly delicate as to render it impracticable to wind off the silk : it is therefore spun like cotton. The yarn thus manufactured, is wove into a coarse kind of white cloth, of a seemingly loose texture, but of incredible durability, the life of one person being seldom sufficient to wear out a garment made of it ; so that the same piece descends from mother to daughter.