The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-28 00:00:00

CUSTOM-ROUSE REGULATIONS IN
airsanicz TO THE
The Board of Custom have r its EA
lowieg vegetations for oondevtialL tams? boat
with teepee% to the articles brouglthreala
inteade for the Omit Ethibttios tie Wret riastel

of all Nations:
" Regulations to be observed by the dines el the leafing
depart:seat et the legal Fax sad at the several dabs
ulna the lemonades of Weeded for the Great
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of the Works of admen" of all Nations.
" All packages imported fOr the Genet Behibition an
be emend seperately from any ether package* by • went.'
hewing bill of debt, with the words Goods for the Great
Zzlibiltisa oily,' plainly writsea thereon ; and as such
a
packaes re expected to cantata specimens only, the name-
t See
of *penally reporting silks, gloves, Umbria, ite., to be
dispensed with.
When trews to land packages so ranted we applied
for, the bill of ladies. with the estrilican from Ohs central
authority of the country from whined they tM ihrwarded
that they an iatended for the Great R iMlllen (estAis des
game of the latter, the bill of ladle& ISOSINAPON a,
party authorised by the executive irogrtriblaii) Y is lit
Aria
sad produced to the region! ins!w libegengss inn se
order for landisg, and a esprit* lentarbsek, with diren
don to Ike landengwaiter at the nation for allowing the
packages to be forwarded to Hyde-park.
As the consignee or agent will, it is presumed, baseborn
Warned of the nation of which the goods are the enenallent
tare, it is particularly desirable that upon landing, sad bin
being pissed in the van for removal, each package Shed&
have the OURS of the nation written legibly thereto le int
upon its arrival at the Great Exhibition it may at One re.
rive a retatioa amber, sod be taaveyed toils berth.
"That ell packages intended for the Great Exhibition
spies being leaded be smeared or weighed, and the pull.
anew teaseled is the landing-book, and that they be gen
brwsmied to Hyde-park in locked-up vans, or, with the
.Mies girths landing-surveyor for the station at whin
din ore landed, in the waggon or carts of licensed earns
is dame of an callow.
" That duplicate cart notes, properly filled up, and basin
also the weight in dimensions of each package thereon, ho
forwarded by each van, one of which on then due arrival
will he reeeipted and returned under cover to the registrar.
" That upon the receipt for the packages delivered at the
Greet Exhibition being in the hands of the registrar, be is
esapare the marks and numben thereon with the marks
and ambers on the warehousing bill of sight, and if found
soonest the latter document is to be forwarded under cover
le the eintroller of warehousing accounts, Hyde-park, and
receipt attached to the larding-Stook in discharge
thereof; sad it is directed that the documents be transmitted
daily.
et,
" Regulations to be observed at the several out rte it
which geode for the Great Exhibition of the Works of In-
dustry of all Nations are expected to arrive.
"All manse imported for the Great Exhibition are to be
entered separately Irma any other packages by a washousing
bill ringlet, with the words ' Goods for the Great Exhibi-
tion wily' plainly written thereon ; and se nth packaps. are
expected to contain specimens only, the sae .verity of specially
reporting silks, glove*, cambries, tic to be dispensed with.
" Upon production of the bill Of lading or certificate
setting forth that the packages therein described are intended
for the Great Exhibition, an order is to be fined for landing,
*sentry being copied in the usual manner into the landing.
boot, end bond heeled been given according to the value
stated In the certificate, or, Is the absence of such inter-
nation, then at the rate of ten pounds each package, they
are to be forwarded under wale of office, addressed to the
Principal Miters of Custom., Great 'Exhibition, Hyde-park,
London, without any other name or address thereon. A
letter of advice from the collector and controller, enclosing
the bill of sight (to be perfected in London), by virtue
of which the packages were landed, with the name of
the consignee or one of the selected agents in London,
the weight or dimensions of each package, and all other
particulars, to be forwarded by pat, addrened the same
as the packages, and upon their due arrival • receipt
will be returned, which, if found to accord with the landing
account, is to be attached to the books in discharge of the
account. As the agents or parties at the outparts to whoa
the paring*, are consigned will, it is presumed, have been
Informed of the nation of which the goods are the manatee-
tun, it is particularly desirable that upon landing each
piney, should have the name of the nation written thereon
in legible characters, so that upon its arrival at the Great
Exhibition it may at once receive • rotation number, and be
eineviryed to its berth.
That it be distinctly understood that all packages for-
warded to the Gnat Rettioitiou mast be delivered free of all
shares', as the ofiletre of the customs will not be authorised
lodinates any money whatever.
"Should any packages arrive at either of the following
porn tar., Liverpool, Bristol, Hull, Newcastle, Dover,
re/kostents, or Southampton, for the Great Exhibition before
January next, the emanation is to be dispensed with ; but
they are to he placed in a bonded warehouse, separate from
all other packages or goods, until the budding is ready
to Twin them, of which, when complete, notice will be
I Sinn.

Rego!orlon' to be obairvedbi the officers of her Majority's
Customs on duty at the Great Exhibition of the Works of
Industry of .11 Nations.
"All packages imported for the Great Exhibition will be
entered separately from say other packages by 'warehousing
bill of sicht, with the words' Goods for the Great Exhibition
oaly ' plainly written thereon ; sad as each packages are im-
paled to contain specimens only, the necessity of specially
reporting silks, gloves, cambric', Ac., to be diaper'. ed with,
`• All packages arriving at the Great Exhibition will, if
landed at the post of London, be in TWIN under lock, or in
the waggons er carts of licensed carmen, in charge of an
officer, and accompanied by duplicate cart notes, properly
tilled up, and having the weight or dimensions of each package
thertoa; or, if from the outporte, will be under seals of alloy,
sad ars to be received at one door, where a rotation number
is to be placed on each in legible Clara; but should it be
resod indispensable that foreign packages be received at two
doors, the rotation numbers st one door alf, to be odd, thus:
—l, 3,6, end so on; and at the other door even, es 2,4, 6,
and so es.
. .

" That, as each packet's is expected to hays upon it the
nano of its nation, it U., immediately on receiving a rotation
number, to be conveyed into one of the compartments
allotted to that nation. But should any package arrive
without that information, it is to be placed in a compact.
sent hit miscellaneom f, reign packer's.
"That the mark and number of each package received at
the Great Exhibition be inserted in a book Frovi led for that
purpose, with the rotation number, the same of the nation,
Immense vessel. and consignee er agent, with any other For-
tissimo which may be deemed necessary.
"That books of a particular description be provided for
the use of the landing waiters, each book to receive a rota-
tion number, beginning with No. 1 and signed by the land.
lag surveyor, and afterwards passed to the controller of the
warshossiag amounts for entry in to. ledger.
" That epos the 'embassies of each package the original
mark and number otiose perhaps be Inserted by the land-
ing waiter in his official book, together with the rotation
sumber, the name of the nation, importing vessel, sad the
or spat, thus—' A. 8., BD, l oast; Rotation
No., 0 ; Natioo, Bream; importing tercel, Harlequin. J.
flirdth, 00011411111 of agent; to which, upon the arrival of •
bill of sight, is to be added the date and number of that
dosament, and upon the weer of each book is to be kept an
lade: of the peekages therein accounted for.
" That the account taken by the landing-waiters do show
the total number of ankles taken out of each case before
sirmsesing the examination in detail.
' That each article liable to duty, aul upon which a
doubt nista, is to ham a ticket attached to if, with the ro-
tation samba ot the package and the rotation number of
tics ford& thus, No. i
ts, No. No. 7, and so on, the
upper figure denoting the number of the pasha(' sad the
lower Ms member of the article out of the pa-kage ; bat
should Baste be already attached to the amides, is it is
•speatd they will be, the numbers are to be placed thereon,
the taco or back, without defacing the exhibitor's
mart. The ticketing and numbering articles fres of duty is
to be dispensed with.
"That all warehousing sights, upon which packages have
bees Isnied mad forwarded to the Great Exhibitios, be per-
feseed, and special bond entered into within coven days of
the dual examinatios of each consignment for the daty
to whisk the goods in such consignment are liable, an
fonds; to the number, weight, or declared value, as the
ease may be (the dookutilvalue being approved by the lead-
, las tranerte Ise ass purpose); and it is to be understood
that alinald the deelared mine it duty at the clot of the
Zahlbitisei appear to the slimes to be inedielest the matter
is to be submitted foe the essideration and &modem of the
Beard of Canons.

7'lbn ipoo----thelaradierwaitore receiving the warehousing
bills of sight perflobod, which will be noted by the proper
Winn of the Lesig-inte, showing that the special hod
has bees notatod, yvi to nark oa the rase of the dna-
sent the number sod the bile of the book in which the az-

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cam, by which mar • seedy Menace how the &mimeos
to tie books, sad hen the book. to the pock, sad vice
we. will be always et head.
"That at the dm of the Imbibition all goods sot &mod
paysoat of . or fir szparstiss, wfdds • sow&
bus the day of &dutyMg, me to M vomovod My a bowed
mad dun 1121 mar lir mug rogolos;
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of woothoodsg ossoosto w tbo SWUM= la alooplatloo
tbotoof; and soder so stotovar aro goods to tr
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'l=l:tine to be observed by the saleeted nests sad
en the imported= of goods it lesded fee tke
Gnat Bakibitios of the Works of Industry of RI
Madams .' •
"All poinges is for the Great Ifilaibities ere Is
be eatseed hes say other passes by • wore-
Moft b idle the weeds ' Goods far the Great
oily • pi* verities thanes; aad, se web
ea alpeelel Is entails swim= say, the same-
Pee ys( .o repsetiog silks, &vas, 'made, as., will
be diApmeed with.
" When seise@ are reqßred to lead packages so attired,
the bill aloha& with the meth% to frees the cameral au-
thority of die aemehy kola wbith they are lervarded, that
they ere Weeded Ist Me Great Exhibition, or,tu the abases@
of the latter, the bill of Whew orstateestried
authorised by the ensigilye ecisaletiee, b is be
Ito sae nibble, be ern amps We is esisiVirip
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