Tracts on docks and commerce, printed between the years 1793 & 1800, and now first collected : with an introduction, memoir, and miscellaneous pieces /
Vaughan, William,1752-1850.
London  : Smith, Elder, and Co., 65, Cornhill,
1839.
In addition to the 134-page memoir, the author has included an appendix of original tracts printed between 1793-1799, which were printed individually and then reissued with a collective title page in 1797 "A collection of tracts on wet-docks for the Port of London". In NLS copy there are 9 tracts in the appendix as well as an undated collective title page for them.
On wet docks, quays, and warehouses, for the Port of London; with hints respecting trade. Part I -- Plan of the London-dock, with some observations respecting the river ... Part II -- A letter to a friend on commerce and free ports, and London-docks -- Examination of William Vaughan, Esq. in a Committee of the House of Commons, April 22, 1796 -- Reasons in favour of the London-docks -- Answer to objections against the London-docks -- The London-docks. London Tavern, January 5th, 1796. At a general meeting of the subscribers to a fund for forming wet docks at Wapping -- A comparative statement of the advantages and disadvantages of the docks in Wapping [2nd edition] -- Reasons for extending the public wharfs in the port of London [also includes: The case of the traders of London, in 1674 and in 1705].
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