Steel, David
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Elements of punctuation containing remarks on an "essay on punctuation"; and critical observations on some passages in Milton. By David Steel, junior.
Steel, DavidDate: M.DCC.LXXXVI. [1786]- E-books
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New and complete tables of the net duties payable , and drawbacks allowed, on goods, wares, and merchandises, imported into, exported from, and carried coastwise in, Great-Britain, agreeable to the act of the 27th Geo. III. called the Consolidation-Act, and corrected to the year 1796.
Steel, DavidDate: 1796- E-books
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New and complete tables of the net duties payable , and drawbacks allowed, on goods, wares, and merchandise, imported into, exported from, and carried coastwise in, Great-Britain, agreeable to the act of the 27 Geo. III. called the Consolidation-Act, and corrected to the year 1794. With The Bounties, Drawbacks, and Allowances, on Goods exported; and the Bounties, Premiums, &c. in the different Fisheries. Also A Table of the Duties payable in the Excise; Drawbacks on Exportation, and the Bounties and Allowances made from the said Duties. And Tables of the Duties of Package and Scavage, payable in the Port of London to the City of London by Aliens. To Which Are Added, A Table of the Duties payable on Goods imported into the United States of America, from July 1, 1794: And The Rates of Fees, Coins, and Tonnage, by the Act for the Collection of the said Duties, and by the Act for laying a Tonnage on Vessels. With AN Alphabetical List of the Duties payable on Goods at the Sound. And The Rules, Regulations, and Rates, of Pilotage, for the Ports and Harbours of Norway.
Steel, DavidDate: M.DCC.XCIV. [1794]- E-books
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The ship-Master's assistant and owner's manual containing complete information, as well to merchants, masters of ships, and persons employed in the merchant-service, as to Officers and other in the Royal Navy, relative to the mercantile and maritime laws and customs. In The Course Of Which, The following Subjects are particularly elucidated: 1. Disbursements, & Other Ship-Accounts. With Accounts for the Coal-Trade, and valuable Remarks thereon. 2. Instructions for the Officers in the Royal Navy. 3. Exchanges. 4. Real and Imaginary Monies of the World: and Tables of the Agreement which the Weights and Measures of the principal Places of Europe have with each other. 5. Of Captures by his Majesty's Ships and private Vessels of War. 6. Privateers. 7. Owners. 8. Masters. 9. Seamen and Seamen's Wages. 10. Impressing. 11. Articles of Regulation for the Royal Navy. 12. Freight, Charter-Parties, & Demurrage. 13. Ballast. 14. Pilots and Pilotage, and Rates of Pilotage in the Royal Navy. 15. Marine Insurances. 16. Averages. 17. Bottomby and Respondentia 18. Bills of Exchange. 19. Quarantine. 20. Navigation-Acts. 21. Smuggling-Acts. 22. Manifest-Act. 23. Fisheries in the Greenland Seas and Davis's Streights. 24. Southern Whale-Fishery. 25. British Fisheries. 26. Newfoundland Fisheries. 27. Oister-Fisheries. 28. Regulation of Seamen in the Coasting-Trade. 29. Slave-Trade. 30. Act for Registering Boats, Barges, &c. 31. Act for Consolidation of the Duties. 32. Duties in the United States of America. 33. Duties at the Sound. The seventh edition, considerably improved and enlarged. The whole compiled from undoubted authority, and the Acts of Parliament faithfully abridged, by a gentleman of the Inner Temple.
Steel, DavidDate: M.DCC.XCVI. [1796]- E-books
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Steel's tables of the British custom and excise duties , with the drawbacks, bounties, & allowances, disposed in a new and more perspicuous alphabetical arrangement than any heretofore: To each article are subjoined The Laws which regulate its Import and Export, particularizing the Ships and Packages to which certain Goods are restricted, the Places to and from which they may be shipped, and the Penalties upon Breach of such Regulations; with clear and succinct Abstracts of all the Shipping-Laws that affect the Commerce of Great Britain. In the calculations are incorporated The Duties for Convoy, and those upon Imports from America, conformably to the Commercial Treaty with that Country; with the Duties payable, from Aug. 31, 1799, upon the new Warehousing System of East-India Goods; the London Port-Duty, which commenced on the 1st August, 1799; and all other Duties to the End of the last Session of Parliament, in July, 1799. To which are added, The Package and Scavage Duties payable to the City of London: The Duties payable upon Goods imported into the United States of America: And a List of Duties payable upon Goods at the Sound; with the Rules, Regulations, and Rates of Pilotage, for the Ports and Harbours of Norway.
Steel, DavidDate: 1799