Accounts relating to leather: viz. 1. An account of the amount of drawbacks allowed on leather exported, for three years, ending the 5th January 1816; distinguishing the amount of each respective quarter: so far as relates to England. 2. An account of the duty charged on leather, for three years, ending 5th January 1816, showing the amount of each respective quarter; and distinguishing the amount charged in each quarter upon hides and skins charged threepence per lb.; goats charged eight shillings per doz.; roans charged 2s. 3d. per doz.; pieces of goats and deer charged 6d. per lb.; tawed leather, leather dressed in oil, and leather otherwise dressed: so far as relates to England. 3. An account of the quantity of raw and tanned hides and leather imported into England in the half years ending 5th July 1813, 1814, and 1815, and in the half-years ending 5th January 1813, 1814, and 1815 respectively; distinguishing the quantity imported from Ireland: so far as relates to England. 4. An account of the number or quantity of raw and tanned hides and leather, and of articles manufactured of leather, imported into Great Britain during the years 1813, 1814, and 1815; distinguishing each year, and the countries from whence imported: so far as relates to England. 5. An account of the number or quantity of raw hides, of rough leather, curried leather, and of articles exported from Great Britain, during the years 1813, 1814, and 1815; distinguishing those exported to Ireland, and likewise those exported to our East or West India colonies: so far as relates to England. 6. An account of the amount of drawbacks allowed on rough leather, curried leather, articles manufactured of leather, and articles in part manufactured of leather, on which the drawback on account of the leather is allowed; distinguishing the amount upon each of the four descriptions of goods, for five years ending the 5th January 1816: showing the amount of each year [electronic resource].