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<p>The most effectual method to prevent<lb/>smuggling, where <add>in the instances</add> , if any where, it is practicable, is doubtless to take the <add>tax</add> impost<lb/> off the commodity, &amp; impose it <add>in respect of that commodity</add> upon<lb/>the consumer; thus taking away at once<lb/> the object + <note><gap/> the <hi rend='underline'>real</hi> object in <unclear>em-tradistinction</unclear> to the <hi rend='underline'>personal</hi></note>and the <hi rend='underline'>motive</hi> to the <add>transgression</add> offence.</p> <note>belonging to the head [coming under the idea of Indirect Legislation</note> <p>Another <del>deleted text</del><add>expedient</add> however, might be of<lb/>some use, as a means to <unclear>disenduish</unclear> <add>keep under</add> the<lb/><add>&amp; through a <sic>ristraint</sic></add> of <hi rend='underline'>importation</hi>.</p> <p>There is a certain <add>portion of the number of <unclear>sizes</unclear></add> in vessels peculiarity<lb/> adapted to the purposes of this illicit<lb/> traffic; that is there is a size, above<lb/>which vessels would not be able to make<lb/>their way in those places whither the<lb/><unclear>occasions</unclear> of it call them: &amp; below which<lb/>they would not be able to live in the <gap/> or<lb/>to carry as much <add>at a time</add> as would make it worth<lb/>their while to venture</p>In vessels of this size, as of every other, there<lb/>is a certain form &amp; method of <unclear>equndpimenty</unclear><lb/>adapted to the giving them the <unclear>incominance</unclear><lb/> of <unclear>celerity</unclear>.
<p>The most effectual method to prevent<lb/>smuggling, where <add>in the instances</add> , if any where, it is practicable, is doubtless to take the <add>tax</add> impost<lb/> off the commodity, &amp; impose it <add>in respect of that commodity</add> upon<lb/>the consumer; thus taking away at once<lb/> the object + <note><gap/> the <hi rend='underline'>real</hi> object in <unclear>em-tradistinction</unclear> to the <hi rend='underline'>personal</hi></note>and the <hi rend='underline'>motive</hi> to the <add>transgression</add> offence.</p> <note>belonging to the head [coming under the idea of Indirect Legislation</note> <p>Another <del>deleted text</del><add>expedient</add> however, might be of<lb/>some use, as a means to <unclear>disenduish</unclear> <add>keep under</add> the<lb/><add>&amp; through a <sic>ristraint</sic></add> of <hi rend='underline'>importation</hi>.</p> <p>There is a certain <add>portion of the number of <unclear>sizes</unclear></add> in vessels peculiarity<lb/> adapted to the purposes of this illicit<lb/> traffic; that is there is a size, above<lb/>which vessels would not be able to make<lb/>their way in those places whither the<lb/><unclear>occasions</unclear> of it call them: &amp; below which<lb/>they would not be able to live in the <gap/> or<lb/>to carry as much <add>at a time</add> as would make it worth<lb/>their while to venture</p>In vessels of this size, as of every other, there<lb/>is a certain form &amp; method of <unclear>equndpimenty</unclear><lb/>adapted to the giving them the <unclear>incominance</unclear><lb/> of <unclear>celerity</unclear>.<pb/><p>This maximum, tho' to a certain degree<lb/> convenient, is not necessary, nor indeed is<lb/> it <unclear>cruel</unclear> and practise to be obtained by<lb/>vessels employed in lawful traffic.</p><p>Let therefore this form &amp; method of<lb/> equipment adapted to it's production, <lb/>be exclusively appropriated to <add>there of</add> the King's<lb/>ships which are employ'd in the pursuit<lb/>of smagglers; &amp; at the same time, let<lb/>all other  vessels <add>within these limits in respect of <unclear>service</unclear></add> be debarred <add>from</add> of it, such<lb/>a <unclear>form</unclear> &amp; made of equipment +<note>if such there be</note> being<lb/>prescribed to all <add>such</add> vessels, <del>deleted text</del> as shall<lb/>give a sufficient advantage in point<lb/>of celerity  to the pursuers, at the same<lb/>that it exposes not vessels imbushd<add>employ'd</add><lb/>in lawful traffic to any <add>dis</add>-advantage:+<note>at least to any disadvantage adequate &c</note> adequate to the advantage gained by the <del>supporting</del> <unclear>cramfining</unclear><lb/> of the illicit trade to the degree and which<lb/>their expedient may be a means in <unclear>erazing</unclear><lb/> it. <note>it may be done by this means</note></p><pb/>At the same time, if thought necessary, power<lb/>might be given to the proper <del>persons</del> <add>offices</add> to<lb/>grant licence +<note>under such res-trictions as shall be thought necessary</note> to a few particular persons<lb/>to employ <add>adopt</add> the <add>construction so</add> appropriated construction<lb/>upon condition of entering into a recognition<lb/>with a certain number of sureties, to a<lb/>certain large sum, forfeitable upon proof<lb/>of the <add>licensed</add> vessel having been employd tho' without<lb/>proof of the  owner's special assent+ <note>the various con-sent being to be be declared ipso facto preferable unless the contrary appear</note>, in any illicit traffic
 


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The most effectual method to prevent
smuggling, where in the instances , if any where, it is practicable, is doubtless to take the tax impost
off the commodity, & impose it in respect of that commodity upon
the consumer; thus taking away at once
the object + the real object in em-tradistinction to the personaland the motive to the transgression offence.

belonging to the head [coming under the idea of Indirect Legislation

Another deleted textexpedient however, might be of
some use, as a means to disenduish keep under the
& through a ristraint of importation.

There is a certain portion of the number of sizes in vessels peculiarity
adapted to the purposes of this illicit
traffic; that is there is a size, above
which vessels would not be able to make
their way in those places whither the
occasions of it call them: & below which
they would not be able to live in the or
to carry as much at a time as would make it worth
their while to venture

In vessels of this size, as of every other, there
is a certain form & method of equndpimenty
adapted to the giving them the incominance
of celerity.
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This maximum, tho' to a certain degree
convenient, is not necessary, nor indeed is
it cruel and practise to be obtained by
vessels employed in lawful traffic.

Let therefore this form & method of
equipment adapted to it's production,
be exclusively appropriated to there of the King's
ships which are employ'd in the pursuit
of smagglers; & at the same time, let
all other vessels within these limits in respect of service be debarred from of it, such
a form & made of equipment +if such there be being
prescribed to all such vessels, deleted text as shall
give a sufficient advantage in point
of celerity to the pursuers, at the same
that it exposes not vessels imbushdemploy'd
in lawful traffic to any dis-advantage:+at least to any disadvantage adequate &c adequate to the advantage gained by the supporting cramfining
of the illicit trade to the degree and which
their expedient may be a means in erazing
it. it may be done by this means


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At the same time, if thought necessary, power
might be given to the proper persons offices to
grant licence +under such res-trictions as shall be thought necessary to a few particular persons
to employ adopt the construction so appropriated construction
upon condition of entering into a recognition
with a certain number of sureties, to a
certain large sum, forfeitable upon proof
of the licensed vessel having been employd tho' without
proof of the owner's special assent+ the various con-sent being to be be declared ipso facto preferable unless the contrary appear, in any illicit traffic



Identifier: | JB/070/215/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 70.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

070

Main Headings

of laws in general

Folio number

215

Info in main headings field

smuggling. specimen of indirect legislation against it

Image

002

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::[gr with crown motif] [lion with vryheyt motif]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

23330

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