Export of Produce from Gottenburg , in 1790.
Iron in bars.
Steel.
Boards
Tons ofSalted
Value of India
Goods.
Sch. Lips, lbs
Sch.Lips. lbs.
Sch. Lips. lbs.
Dozens.
Herrings.
Rix. Sch.
R.
To Amfterdam,
589 12
10
75
7
10
62 16
O
7
710
2 3 I > 55 ‘ 0
3
Anclam,
290
Berghen,
345
400
2,438 22
4
Colberg,
Dublin,
637 10
0
43
l 54
38,289 Z5
Dunkirk,
Elbing,
380
0
Elfineur,
1164
63 0
*5°
England,Northern parts,
34,506 6
10
9
10
10
9036
i6d
1,711 30
0
718
1,962 5
15
J 9
5
5°3 18
5
2322
Genoa,
Griffs wald,
110
O
0
53
133c
Hamburg,
701 2
10
7
O
0
3 6 5
620
91,010 I
9
5-.73 9 6
0
6co
6
5
665
2670
25 O
O
Copenhagen,
t> 3 2 4 *5
10
54
1
5
12 3
5
54
285
8,034 25
6
Liebau,
Lifbon,
76 s
0
2
10
O
II
33 *
53,269 41
9
749 l 9
10
112
10
O
140
Lubeck,
Marftrand,
446 19
10
0 15
0
1389
5
600
208 O
0
Mediterranean,
1,591 4
0
589
4
>5
236
126 45
2
Memel,
Newcaftle,
599 15
0
142
J 5
0
576
900
710
2je* 0
0
447 16
6
3 4
0
5
3
J 5
400
Nieuport,
Offend,
9 °
61,060 16
10
St. Peterfburg,
900
Fillau,
Randers,
1400
2 93
Revel,
914
Roftock,
20
58
32,51814
5
458 15
10
2 5
0
10428
2833
35 1 *4
0
Stralfund,
1
2
O
580
5 &
5 °
7
5
34008
107,667 46
The Baltic,
22,595 4
10
4940
l 9
3
49 1 1
10
10096
IO
The Indies,
7
2410
27c6 21
Other parts,
' 5 2 5 4
0
6 7
144
142,728
I [
104,797 4
10
9°33
I I
3
I/4.2 57
5
36900
195,48-!
599>47 ! 1
»o
Specification of the Indian Merchandize, of which the Value is given in the Table. '
i, 110,143 lbs. of tea; 149 pieces of filk of thirteen French ells in length, and fivequarters wide; 15,899 pieces of nankin; 5014 lbs. of raw white filk; 3197 lbs. cin-namon ; 49 18 lbs - rhubarb 5215 lbs. fago ; 957 lbs. rotin ; 77 56 lbs. galinga ; 7 cansand a half of arrack ; the can holds twenty-one bottles ; bamboo fans to the value of2438 r. d. 22 fch.; porcelain, to the value of 10,232 r. d. 44fch. The whole of thefegoods formed but one cargo. To this is to be added, likewife, what is confumed athome, and what is fmuggled out, which is to a large amount.
5
Herrig