The merchants map of commerce wherein the universal manner and matter relating to trade and merchandize are fully treated of, the standard and current coins of most princes and republicks observ'd, the real and imaginary coins of accounts and exchanges express'd, the natural products and artificial commodities and manufactures for transportation declar'd, the weights and measures of all eminent cities and towns of traffick in the universe, collected one into another, and all reduc'd to the meridian of commerce practis'd in the famous city of London / by Lewis Roberts, merchant.
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- The merchants map of commerce wherein the universal manner and matter relating to trade and merchandize are fully treated of, the standard and current coins of most princes and republicks observ'd, the real and imaginary coins of accounts and exchanges express'd, the natural products and artificial commodities and manufactures for transportation declar'd, the weights and measures of all eminent cities and towns of traffick in the universe, collected one into another, and all reduc'd to the meridian of commerce practis'd in the famous city of London / by Lewis Roberts, merchant.
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"The merchants map of commerce wherein the universal manner and matter relating to trade and merchandize are fully treated of, the standard and current coins of most princes and republicks observ'd, the real and imaginary coins of accounts and exchanges express'd, the natural products and artificial commodities and manufactures for transportation declar'd, the weights and measures of all eminent cities and towns of traffick in the universe, collected one into another, and all reduc'd to the meridian of commerce practis'd in the famous city of London / by Lewis Roberts, merchant." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A57390.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 27, 2024.
Contents
- title page
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THE
AUTHORS EPISTLE Dedicated to the MERCHANTS ofENGLAND in general, Giving a prospect of the ensuingWork. -
part
-
CHAP. I. The Description of
Countries conducible to the Description ofCities andTowns of Traffick. -
CHAP. II. Of the Art of
Merchandizing, and the General Parts thereof. -
CHAP. III. Of Cities and Towns of Trade in general, mentioned in this
MAP OF COMMERCE. -
CHAP. IV. Of Customs, Impositions, and other Duties in general, paid by
Merchants upon Commodities in all Cities of Trade. -
CHAP. V. Of the
Monies andCoins of sundry Countries, used in general in the Traffick ofMerchandize. -
CHAP. VI. Of Weights in general used in
Merchandizing, and mentioned in thisMAP of COMMERCE. -
CHAP. VII. Of
Accounts andAccount -keeping in general, observed in thisMAP of COMMERCE. -
CHAP. VIII. Of Measures in general used in
Merchandizing, and comprehended in thisMAP of COMMERCE. -
CHAP. IX. Of
Commodities in general used by the way ofMerchandize, and of the knowledg thereof. -
CAAP. X. Of Exchanges in general, used by
Merchants in thisMAP of COMMERCE. - section
- The Office of Garbling.
- What Garbling is.
-
The Oath of the Servants, or Work-men of the Garbler of Spices, Wares, and Merchandizes within the City of
London. - The accustomed and usual Rates of all Spices and Drugs Garbleable.
- The Use of the Alnegers Office.
- The Antiquity of the Alneger.
- Grains, Roman Foot and Denarius
- conclusion
-
CHAP. I. The Description of
- OF AMERICA AND THE PROVINCES THEREOF.
-
OF AFRICA, AND THE Provinces and Cities of Trade THEREOF.
- CHAP. XIV.
-
CHAP. XV. Of
TUNIS, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. XVI. Of
ARGIER, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. XVII. Of
ORAN, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. XVIII. Of
UNA and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. XIX. The
Trade in general ofARGIER andTUNIS. -
CHAP. XX. Of the Kingdom of
FESSE, and the Provinces thereof. -
CHAP. XXI. Of the City
FESSE, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. XXII. Of the Kingdom of
MOROCCO, and the Provinces thereof. -
CHAP. XXIII. Of the City
MOROCCO, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. XXIV. Of
Numidia andLybia, and the Provinces thereof. -
CHAP. XXV. Of
NEGRITA, or the Land ofNegroes, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. XXVI.
Aethiopia Superiour and Inferiour, and the Provinces thereof. -
CHAP. XXVII. Of
Aethiopia Inferiour, and the Provinces thereof. -
CHAP. XXVIII. Of
Mosambique, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. XXIX. Of
AEGYPT, and theProvinces thereof. -
CHAP. XXX. Of
ALEXANDRIA, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. XXXI. Of
CAIRO and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. XXXII.
SUACHEN on theRed-Sea, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. XXXIII. Of
SUES, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. XXXIV.
Aegypt Weight compared with the Weights of sundry other Countreys. -
CHAP. XXXV. Of the Island of
Madagascar. -
CHAP. XXXVI. Of the Island of
Zocotara. -
CHAP. XXXVII. Of the Island of Saint
Thomas. -
CHAP. XXXVIII. Of the Islands of the
Canaries, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. XXXIX. Of the
Assores, commonlyTercera Islands.
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OF ASIA, AND THE Provinces and Cities of Trade THEREOF.
-
CHAP. XL. Of
ASIA, and the Provinces thereof. -
CHAP. XLI. Of
Anatolia, orNatolia in general. -
CHAP. XLII. Of
Cilicia, and the Cities thereof. -
CHAP. XLIII. Of
Pamphilia, Lycia, andCaria. -
CHAP. XLIV. Of
Ionia, and the Cities thereof. -
CHAP. XLV. Of
Smyrna, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. XLVI. Of
Lydia, Eolis, Phrygia Minor andMajor. -
CHAP. XLVII. Of
Bithinia, and the Cities thereof. -
CHAP. XLVIII. Of
Bursia inBithinia, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. XLIX. Of
Pontus, and the Cities thereof. -
CHAP. L. Of
Paphlagonia andGalatia, and the Cities thereof. -
CHAP. LI. Of
Cappadocia, and the Cities thereof. -
CHAP. LII. Of
Liconia, Pisidia, andArmenia minor. -
CHAP. LIII. Of
Trabesond and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. LIV. Of
Syria in general, and the parts thereof. -
CHAP. LV. Of
Phoenicia, and the Cities thereof. -
CHAP. LVI. Of
Acria, commonly S.John de Acria, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. LVII. Of
Sidon and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. LVIII. Of
Syrophoenicia and theCities thereof. -
CHAP. LIX. Gf
Baruti and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. LX. Of
Coelosyria and theCities thereof -
CHAP. LXI. Of
Damascus and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. LXVII. Of
Aleppo, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. LXIII. Of
Tripoli, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. LXIV. Of
Palestina and the Cities thereof. -
CHAP. LXV. Of
Gasa, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. LXVI. Of
Tyrus, and the ancientTrade thereof. -
CHAP. LXVII. Of
Armenia, and theProvinces andCities thereof. -
CHAP. LXVIII. Of
Arabia and theProvinces thereof. -
CHAP. LXIX. Of
Mocha, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. LXX. Of
Aden, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP LXXI. Of
Assyria, Mesopotamia, andChaldea, and the Cities thereof. -
CHAP LXXII. Of
Babylon, nowBadgate, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. LXXIII. Of
Media, and the Provinces thereof. -
CHAP. LXXIV. Of
Tauris, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. LXXV. Of
Persia, and theProvinces thereof. -
CHAP. LXXVI. Of
Casbin and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. LXXVII. Of
Balsara and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. LXXVIII. Of
Casan and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. LXXIX. Of
Sciras and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. LXXX. Of
Ormus, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. LXXXI. Of
HISPAHAN and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. LXXXII. Of the Trade in general of
Persia. -
CHAP. LXXXIII. Of
Tartary and theProvinces thereof. -
CHAP. LXXXIV. Of
Caffa, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. LXXXV. Of
Astracan and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. LXXXVI. Of
Zagathai andCathai, and the Provinces thereof. -
CHAP. LXXXVII. Of
Cambalu, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. LXXXVIII. Of
INDIA, and the Provinces thereof. -
CHAP. LXXXIX. Of
DIU, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. XC. Of
Cambaia, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. XCI. Of
GOA, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. XCII. Of the Trade in general practised alongst the Coast of
India. -
CHAP. XCIII. Of
Musulipatan, and the Trade thereof, with the Coast ofChormandel. -
CHAP. XCIV. Of
Satagan theMetropolis ofBengala, and the Trade of thatCoast and the RiverGanges. -
CHAP. XCV. Of
Pegu, and the Coast thereof with the Trade. -
CHAP. XCVI. Of
Siam, and the Trade of the Coast thereof. -
CHAP. XCVII. Of
Malacca, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. XCVIII. Of
China, and the Provinces thereof. -
CHAP. XCIX. Of
Maccau, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. C. Of the Islands of
Asia, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CI. Of the Island of
Japan, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CII. Of
Zeilan, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CIII. Of the
Moluccoes, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CIV. Of
Javas, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. CV. Of
Summatra, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. CVI. Of
Borneo Island, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. CVII. Of
Celebs Island, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. CVIII. Of
Cyprus Island, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. CIX. Of the
Trade in general ofAsia, as it is found at this day.
-
CHAP. XL. Of
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OF EUROPE, AND THE Provinces and Cities of Trade THEREOF.
-
CHAP. CX. Of
EUROPE the last Division of the World here handled, and the Kingdoms thereof. -
CHAP. CXI. Of
SPAIN, and the Cities thereof. -
CHAP. XCIII. Of
SEVIL, and the Trade thereof, -
CHAP. CXIII. Of
Granado, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXIV. Of
Malaga, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXV. Of
Alicant, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXVI. Of
Madrid inCastile and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. CXVII. Of
Libon, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXVIII. Of
Valentia, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. CXIX. Of
Barcelona, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXX. Of the Weights and Measures of
Spain reduced to theEnglish hundred. -
CHAP. CXXI. Of the Trade in general of
Portugal, and the Kingdom ofSpain. -
CHAP. CXXII. Of
FRANCE, and the Provinces and Cities thereof, -
CHAP. CXXIII. Of
Tholousa, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXXIV. Of
Burdeaux, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXXV. Of
Rochel, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXXVI. Of
Rouen, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. CXXVII. Of
Paris and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. CXXVIII. Of
Lions and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. CXXIX. How foreign Measures and Weights are compared with
Lions. -
CHAP. CXXX. Of
Thollon, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. CXXXI. Of
Marselia, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. CXXXII. Of
Calais, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXXXIII. Of
Savoy, and the Provinces thereof. -
CHAP. CXXXIV. Of
Turin, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXXXV. Of the Trade in general of
France. -
CHAP. CXXXVI. Of
Geneva, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXXXVII. Of
Italy, and the Provinces thereof. -
CHAP. CXXXVIII. Of
Naples and theCities thereof. -
CHAP. CXXXIX. Of
Naples, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. CXL. Of
Calabria and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXLI. Of
Apulia, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXLII. Of the
Papacy, and the Cities of Trade therein -
CHAP. CXLIII. Of
Bollonia, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXLIV. Of
Ferrara, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXLV. Of
Modena, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXLVI. Of
Rimno, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXLVII. Of
Ravenna, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXLVIII. Of
Recanti, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXLIX. Of
Ancona, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CL. Of
Rome, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLI. Of the Commonwealth of
Venetia, and the Cities of Trade therein. -
CHAP. CLII. Of
Treviso, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLIII. Of
Padua, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLIV. Of
Vicentia, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLV. Of
Bressia, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLVI. Of
Verona, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLVII. Of
Crema, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLVIII. Of
Venice, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLIX. Of
Florence, and the Cities of that Kingdom. -
CHAP. CLX. Of
Florence, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXI. Of the dry Measures of several Cities in
Italy, with other Cities in theMediterranean Seas. -
CHAP. CLXII. Of
Pisa, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXIII. Of
Siena, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXLIV. Of the Dukedom of
Millan. -
CHAP. CXLV. Of
Millan, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXVI. Of
Cremona, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXVII. Of
Como, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXVIII. Of
Mantua, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXIX. Of
Urbin, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXX. Of
Parma, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXXI. Of
Placentia, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXXII. Of
Mirandola, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXXIII. Of
Legorn, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXXIV. Of
Genoua, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXXV. Of
Lucca, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXXVI. Of the Weights of
Italy reduced to the Weight ofLondon. -
CHAP. CLXXVII. Of the Trade in general of
Italy. -
CHAP. CLXXVIII. Of
Flanders, and theNetherlands, or the SeventeenProvinces, and their Cities. -
CHAP. CLXXIX. Of
Antwerp, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXIII. Of
Amsterdam, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXXXI. Of the Trade in general of
Flanders, and of theNetherlands. -
CHAP. CLXXXII. Of
Germany, and theProvinces thereof. -
CHAP. CLXXXIII. Of
Emden, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXXXIV. Of
Breme, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXXXV. Of
Collen, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXXXVI. Of
Strasburg, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXXXVII. Of
Worms, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXXXVIII. Of
Spiers, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CLXXXIX. Of
Heidelberg, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXC. Of
Noremberg, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXCI. Of
Frankfort, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXCII. Of
Zurick, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXCIII. Of
Basil, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXCIV. Of
Ausburg and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXCV. Of
Vienna, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXCVI. Of
Prague, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXCVII. Of
Lipsick, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXCVIII. Of
Wittenberg, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CXCIX. Of
Dresden, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. CC. Of
Brunswick, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCI. Of
Lunenburg, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCII. Of
Friburg, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCIII. Of
Stoad, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCIV. Of
Hamburg and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCV. Of
Lubeck, and theTrade thereof. -
CHAP. CCVI. Of the Coins current in general of
Germany. -
CHAP. CCVII. The Weights of
Germany reduced to the 100 l. ofLondon. -
CHAP. CCVIII. Of Measures of
Germany reduced to the Measures ofLondon. -
CHAP. CCIX. Of the Trade in general of
Germany. -
CHAP. CCX. Of
Denmark, and the Provinces and Cities thereof. -
CHAP. CCXI. Of
Copenhagen, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXII. Of
Elsinour, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXIII. Weights in general of
Denmark reduced to that ofLondon. -
CHAP. CCXIV. Measures in general of
Denmark reduced toLondon. -
CHAP. CCXV. Of the Trade in general of
Denmark. -
CHAP. CCXVI. Of
Norway, and the Cities thereof. -
CHAP. CCXVII. Of
Swethland, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXVIII. Of
Stockholm, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXIX. Of
Moscovia, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXX. Of
Mosco, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXXI. Of the Trade in general of
Moscovia. -
CHAP. CCXXII. Of
Polonia, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXXIII. Of
Cracovia, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXXIV. Of
Dantzick, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXXV. Of
Elbin, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXXVI. Of
Conixburg, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXXVII. Of
Rhiga, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXXVIII. Of
Revel, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXXIX. Of
Stralsont, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXXX. Of
Stetin, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXXXI. Of the Weights and Measures of
Eastland to that ofLondon. -
CHAP. CCXXXII. Of Corn-Measures of
Eastland reduced to that of other Countries. -
CHAP. CCXXXIII. Of the Trade in general of
Poland andEastland. -
CHAP. CCXXXIV. Of
Hungary, and the principal Cities thereof. -
CHAP. CCXXXV. Of
Dacia, and the Provinces and Cities thereof. -
CHAP. CCXXXVI. Of
Sclavonia, and the Provinces and Cities thereof. -
CHAP. CCXXXVII. Of
Rhagusa andSpallatta, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXXXVIII. Of
Greece, and the Provinces thereof. -
CHAP. CCXXXIX. Of
Modena, Corona, andPetras, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXL. Of
Catarro, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXLI. Of
Sebenico, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXLII. Of
Scutary, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXLIII. Of
Valona, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXLIV. Of
Larta, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXLV. Of
Lepanto, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXLVI. Of
Salonica, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXLVII. Of
Constantinople, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCXLVIII. Of the Trade of the Isles seated in the
Egean, Ionian, Mediterranean andAdriatick Seas. -
CHAP. CCXLIX. Of
Scio, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCL. Of
Rhodes, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCLI. Of
Candia, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCLII. Of
Corfu, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCLIII. Of the Island of
Zant, Zeffalonia, andIthaca, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCLIV. Of the Islands of the
Adriatick Seas, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCLV.
Zara, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCLVI. Of
Sicilia, and the Cities of Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCLVII. Of
Palermo, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCLVIII. Of
Messina, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCLIX. Of
Callary, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCLX. Of
Majorca andMinorca, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCLXI. Of
Ivisa, and the Trade thereof. - CHAP. CCLXII. Of the Ocean Islands, and the Trade thereof.
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CHAP. CCLXIII. Of
Ireland, and the Provinces thereof. -
CHAP. CCLXIV. Of
Dublin, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCLXV. Of
Scotland, and the Provinces and Cities thereof. -
CHAP. CCLXVI. Of
Edenburg and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCLXVII. Of
Britain, and the Provinces thereof. -
CHAP. CCLXVIII. Of
Wales, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCLXIX. Of
England, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCLXX. Of
London, and the Trade thereof. -
CHAP. CCLXXI. Of Weights used in
England. -
CHAP. CCLXII. Of Measures used in
England. -
CHAP. CCLXXIII. Of the Trade in general of
England.
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CHAP. CX. Of
-
EXCHANGES.
-
CHAP. CCLXXIV. Of
Exchanges in general, and of the Method and Manner thereof, and how calculated in any Place inChristendom. - CHAP. CCLXXV. The Declaration of the Table of Exchanges following.
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CHAP. CCLXXVI. The Use of the Table of
Exchanges. -
CHAP. CCLXXVII. Of the
Exchanges ofPlacentia, a Place of Fairs, orFiera ofExchanges inItaly. -
CHAP. CCLXXVIII. Of the
Exchanges ofLions, Paris, andRouen inFrance. -
CHAP. CCLXXIX. Of the
Exchanges of Rome inItaly. -
CHAP. CCLXXX. Of the
Exchanges ofGenoua, the Metropolis ofLiguria. -
CHAP. CCLXXXI. Of the
Exchanges ofMillan inLombardy. -
CHAP. CCLXXXIII. Of the
Exchanges ofVenice in theAdriatick Seas. -
CHAP. CCLXXXIII. Of the
Exchanges ofFlorence, the Ducal City ofTuscany. -
CHAP. CCLXXXIV. Of the
Exchanges ofLucca, a Republick inTuscany. -
CHAP. CCLXXXV. Of the
Exchanges ofNaples, the Metropolis of that Kingdom. -
CHAP. CCLXXXVI. Of the
Exchanges ofLechy inCalabria. -
CHAP. CCLXXXVII. Of the
Exchanges ofBary inPuglia. -
CHAP. CCLXXXVIII. Of the
Exchanges ofPalermo, inSicilia. -
CHAP. CCLXXXIX. Of the
Exchanges ofMesina, in the Fair ofSicilia. -
CHAP. CCXC. Of the
Exchanges ofAntwerp inBrabant, andCollen inGermany the Lower. -
CHAP. CCXCI. Of the
Exchanges ofLondon, the Metropolis ofEngland. -
CHAP. CCXCII. Of the
Exchanges ofValentia, the Metropolis ofValentia. -
CHAP. CCXCIII. Of the
Exchanges ofSaragosa, inCatalonia. -
CHAP. CCXCIV. Of the
Exchanges ofBarselona the Metropolis ofCatalonia. -
CHAP. CCXCV. Of the
Exchanges ofSevil, Alcala, Medina del Campo, and other places inCastilia. -
CHAP. CCXCVI. Of the
Exchanges ofLisbon inPortugal. -
CHAP. CCXCVII. Of the
Exchanges ofBolonia inItaly. -
CHAP. CCXCVIII. Of the
Exchanges ofBergamo inLombardy. -
CHAP. CCXCIX. Of the
Exchanges ofFranckford, Norimberg, Augusta, andVienna inGermany. -
CHAP. CCC. Of the Terms of Payments in general of
Bills ofExchange. -
CHAP. CCCI. How the Rates and Prices in
Exchanges are settled. -
CHAP. CCCII. Of the
Par inExchanges. -
CHAP CCCIII. Of Examples upon the
Exchanges practised atLions, and how the the same are calculated. -
CHAP. CCCIV. Brief Rates of
Exchanges inLions, which may serve for the Rates of Interest in many other places. -
CHAP. CCCV. Examples of the
Exchanges ofLions, with the Profit of the Profits thereof. -
CHAP. CCCVI. Of the Account of Discounts or Rebates, and the manner thereof, used as well in
Lions, as in many other places of Trade. - CHAP. CCCVII. The Table of casting the Accounts of Discounts, or Rebatements.
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CHAP. CCCVIII. Of the
Exchanges ofLions withRome. -
CHAP. CCCIX. Of the
Exchanges ofLions withFlorence. -
CHAP. CCCX. Of the
Exchange ofLions withLucca. -
CHAP. CCCXI. Of the
Exchanges ofLions withNaples. -
CHAP. CCCXII. Of the
Exchanges ofLions withPalermo orMesina. -
CHAP. CCCXIII. Of the
Exchanges ofLions withGenoa. -
CHAP. CCCXIV. Of the
Exchanges ofLions withMillan. -
CHAP. CCCXV. Of the
Exchange ofLions withVenetia. -
CHAP. CCCXVI. Of the
Exchanges ofLions withBolonia. -
CHAP. CCCXVII. Of the
Exchanges ofLions withPlacentia. -
CHAP. CCCXVIII. Of the
Exchanges ofLions withAntwerp. -
CHAP. CCCXIX. Of the
Exchanges ofLions withLondon. -
CHAP. CCCXX. Of the
Exchange ofLions withFrancfort. -
CHAP. CCCXXI. Of the
Exchange ofLions withSevil. -
CHAP. CCCXXII. Of the
Exchanges ofLions withLisbon. -
CHAP. CCCXXIII. Of the
Exchanges ofLions withBarselona. -
CHAP. CCCXXIV. Of Orders and Commissions given and received for Draughts and Remittances by
Exchanges inLions. -
CHAP. CCCXXV. Of the
Fairs ofLions, wherein allBills ofExchange are thence drawn, and are there satisfied. -
CHAP. CCCXXVI. Of
Examples of theExchanges practised inRome, and how the same are calculated. -
CHAP. CCCXXVII. Of the
Exchanges ofRome withLions. -
CHAP CCCXXVIII. Of the
Exchange ofRome withPlacentia -
CHAP. CCCXXIX. Of the
Exchange ofRome withFlorence. -
CHAP. CCCXXX. Of the
Exchange ofRome withVenetia. -
CHAP. CCCXXXXI. Of the
Exchanges ofRome withMillan. -
CHAP. CCCXXXII. Of the
Exchanges ofRome withNaples. -
CHAP. CCCXXXIII. Of the
Exchanges ofRome withGenoa. -
CHAP. CCCXXXIV. Of the
Exchanges ofRome withPalermo orMesina. -
CHAP. CCCXXXV. Of the
Exchanges ofRome withAntwerp. -
CHAP. CCCXXXVI. Of the
Exchanges ofRome withLondon. -
CHAP. CCCXXXVII. Of the
Exchanges ofRome with the Cities ofValentia, Saragosa, orBarselona. -
CHAP. CCCXXXVIII. Of the
Exchanges ofRome withSevil. -
CHAP. CCCXXXIX. Of the
Exchanges ofRome withLisbon. -
CHAP. CCCXL. Of the Terms of Payment of
Bills ofExchange inRome. -
CHAP. CCCXLI. Of the
Aggio of Moneys practised in theExchanges and Payments ofRome. -
CHAP. CCCXLII. Of Orders and Commissions given and received for Draughts and Remittances by
Exchanges inRome. -
CHAP. CCCXLIII. Examples of the
Exchanges practised inNaples, and how the same are to be calculated. -
CHAP. CCCXLIV. Of the
Exchanges ofNaples withLions. -
CHAP. CCCXLV. Of the
Exchanges ofNaples withPlacentia. -
CHAP. CCCXLVI. Of the
Exchanges ofNaples withRome. -
CHAP. CCCXLVII. Of the
Exchanges ofNaples withFlorence. -
CHAP. CCCXLVIII. Of the
Exchanges ofNaples withVenice. -
CHAP. CCCXLIX. Of the
Exchanges ofNaples withMillan. -
CHAP. CCCL. Of the
Exchanges ofNaples withLechy andBary. -
CHAP. CCCLI. Of the
Exchanges ofNaples withMesina. -
CHAP. CCCLII. Of the
Exchanges ofNaples withPalermo. -
CHAP. CCCLIII. Of the
Exchanges ofNaples withGenoa. -
CHAP. CCCLIV. Of the
Exchanges ofNaples withAntwerp. -
CHAP. CCCLV. Of the
Exchanges ofNaples withLondon. -
CHAP. CCCLVI. Of the
Exchanges ofNaples withValentia. -
CHAP. CCCLVII. Of the
Exchanges ofNaples withSevil. -
CHAP. CCCLVIII. Of the
Exchanges ofNaples withLisbon. -
CHAP. CCCLIX. Of the
Terms of thePayment of Bills ofExchange inNaples. -
CHAP. CCCLX. Of
Orders and Commissions given and received forDraughts andRemittances inNaples. -
CHAP. CCCLXI.
Examples of theExchanges practised atGenoa, and how the same are concluded. -
CHAP. CCCLXII. Of the
Exchanges ofGenoa withPlacentia. -
CHAP. CCCLXIII. Of the
Exchanges ofGenoa withLions. -
CHAP. CCCLXIV. Of the
Exchanges ofGenoa withMillan. -
CHAP. CCCLXV. Of the
Exchanges ofGenoa withVenice. -
CHAP. CCCLXVI. Of the
Exchanges ofGenoa withNaples. -
CHAP. CCCLXVII. Of Orders and Commissions given and received for Draughts and Remittances in
Genoa. -
CHAP. CCCLXVIII. Of the terms of payment of
Bills ofExchanges inGenoa. -
CHAP. CCCLXIX. Examples of the
Exchanges practised atVenice, and how the same are to be calculated. -
CHAP. CCCLXX. Of the
Exchanges ofVenice withLions. -
CHAP. CCCLXXI. Of the
Exchanges ofVenice withPlacentia. -
CHAP. CCCLXXII. Of the
Exchanges ofVenice withRome. -
CHAP. CCCLXXIII. Of the
Exchanges ofVenice withNaples. -
CHAP. CCCLXXIV. Of the
Exchanges ofVenice withFlorence. -
CHAP. CCCLXXV. Of the
Exchanges ofVenice withMillan. -
CHAP. CCCLXXVI. Of the
Exchanges ofVenice withAntwerp. -
CHAP. CCCLXXVII. Of the
Exchanges ofVenice withLondon. -
CHAP. CCCLXXVIII. Of the
Exchanges ofVenice withGenoa. -
CHAP. CCCLXXIX. Of the
Exchanges ofVenice withNorimberg. -
CHAP. CCCLXXX. Of the
Exchanges ofVenice withBergamo. -
CHAP. CCCLXXXI. Of
Orders andCommissions given and received forDraughts andRemittances inVenice. -
CHAP. CCCLXXXII. Of the Terms of Payment of
Bills ofExchange inVenice. -
CHAP. CCCLXXXIII.
Examples of theExchanges that are practised inPlacentia, and how the same are to be calculated. -
CHAP. CCCLXXXIV. Of the
Exchanges ofPlacentia withLions. -
CHAP. CCCLXXXV. Of the
Exchanges ofPlacentia withGenoa. -
CHAP. CCCLXXXVI. Of the
Exchanges ofPlacentia withRome. -
CHAP. CCCLXXXVII. Of the
Exchanges ofPlacentia withFlorence. -
CHAP. CCCLXXXVIII. Of the
Exchanges ofPlacentia withPalermo. -
CHAP. CCCLXXXIX. Of the
Exchanges ofPlacentia withVenice. -
CHAP. CCCXC. Of the
Exchanges ofPlacentia withMillan. -
CHAP. CCCXCI. Of the
Exchanges ofPlacentia withNaples. -
CHAP. CCCXCII. Of the
Exchanges ofPlacentia withSevil. -
CHAP. CCCXCIII. Of the
Exchanges ofPlacentia withValentia. -
CHAP. CCCXCIV. Of the
Exchanges ofPlacentia withAntwerp. -
CHAP. CCCXCV. Of the
Exchanges ofPlacentia withBergamo. -
CHAP. CCCXCVI. Of the
Exchanges ofPlacentia withLucca. -
CHAP. CCCXCVII. Of the
Exchanges ofPlacentia withFrancfort. -
CHAP. CCCXCVIII. Of
Orders andCommissions given and received forDraughts andRemittances inPlacentia. -
CHAP. CCCXCIX. Questions upon the
Exchanges practised atPlacentia. -
CHAP. CCCC. Examples of
Exchanges practised atFlorence, and how the same are to be calculated. -
CHAP. CCCCI. Of the
Exchanges ofFlorence withLions. -
CHAP. CCCCII. Of the
Exchanges ofFlorence withPlacentia. -
CHAP. CCCCIII. Of the
Exchanges ofFlorence withVenetia. -
CHAP. CCCCIV. Of the
Exchanges ofFlorence withRome. -
CHAP. CCCCV. Of the
Exchanges ofFlorence withNaples. -
CHAP. CCCCVI. Of the
Exchanges ofFlorence withAntwerp. -
CHAP. CCCCVII. To Reduce Crowns of 7
l. inFlorence into Crowns of Gold ofLire, 7½. -
CHAP. CCCCVIII. Of the Terms of Payment of Bills of
Exchange inFlorence. -
CHAP. CCCCIX. Of
Orders andCommissions given and received forDraughts andRemittances by Exchanges in the City ofFlorence inTuscany. -
CHAP. CCCCX. Examples of
Exchanges practised atMillan, and how the same are to be calculated. -
CHAP. CCCCXI. Of the
Exchanges ofMillan withLions. -
CHAP. CCCCXII. Of the
Exchanges ofMillan withPlacentia. -
CHAP. CCCCXIII. Of the
Exchanges ofMillan withVenice. -
CHAP. CCCCXIV. Of the
Exchanges ofMillan withRome. -
CHAP. CCCCXV. Of the
Exchanges ofMillan withNaples. -
CHAP. CCCCXVI. Of the
Exchanges ofMillan forGenoa. -
CHAP. CCCCXVII. Of Terms of Payment of Bills of
Exchange inMillan. - CHAP. CCCCXVIII. Of Orders and Commissions given and received for Draughts and Remittances.
-
CHAP. CCCCXIX. Of
Exchanges practised inPalermo andMesina, and how the same are to be calculated. -
CHAP. CCCCXX. Of the
Exchanges ofPalermo andMesina withLions. -
CHAP. CCCCXXI. Of the
Exchanges ofPalermo andMesina withPlacentia. -
CHAP. CCCCXXII. Of the
Exchanges ofPalermo andMesina withNaples. -
CHAP. CCCCXXIII. Of the
Exchanges ofPalermo andMesina withVenice. -
CHAP. CCCCXXIV. Of the
Exchanges ofPalermo andMesina withBarselona. -
CHAP. CCCCXXV. Of Orders and Commissions given and received for Draughts and Remittances in
Palermo andMesina. -
CHAP. CCCCXXVI. Of
Examples upon theExchanges that are practised inBarselona, and how the same are calculated. -
CHAP. CCCCXXVII. Of the
Exchanges ofBarselona withLions. -
CHAP. CCCCXXVIII. Of the
Exchanges ofBarselona withPlacentia. -
CHAP. CCCCXXIX. Of the
Exchanges ofBarselona withSaragosa. -
CHAP. CCCCXXX. Of the
Exchanges ofBarselona withValentia. -
CHAP. CCCCXXXI. Of the
Exchanges ofBarselona withSevil. -
CHAP. CCCCXXXII. Of the
Exchanges ofBarselona withLisbon. -
CHAP. CCCCXXXIII. Orders and Commissions given and received for Draughts and Remittances in
Barselona. -
CHAP. CCCCXXXIV. Of the Terms of Payments of Bills of
Exchange inBarselona. -
CHAP. CCCCXXXV. Examples of
Exchanges practised inAntwerp, and how the same are to be calculated. -
CHAP. CCCCXXXVI. Of the
Exchanges ofAntwerp withLions. -
CHAP. CCCCXXXVII. Of the
Exchanges ofAntwerp withPlacentia. -
CHAP. CCCCXXXVIII. Of the
Exchanges ofAntwerp withFlorence. -
CHAP. CCCCXXXIX. Of the
Exchanges ofAntwerp withVenice. -
CHAP. CCCCXL. Of the
Exchanges ofAntwerp withLondon. -
CHAP. CCCCXLI. Of the Terms of Payment of Bills of
Exchange inAntwerp. -
CHAP. CCCCXLII. Of Orders and Commissions given and received for Draughts and Remittances in
Antwerp. -
CHAP. CCCCXLIII. Of the
Exchanges practisd inLondon, and how the same are to be calculated. -
CHAP. CCCCXLIV. Of the
Exchanges ofLondon withLions. -
CHAP. CCCCXLV. Of the
Exchanges ofLondon withFlorence. -
CHAP. CCCCXLVI. Of the
Exchanges ofLondon withVenice. -
CHAP. CCCCXLVII. Of the
Exchanges ofLondon withAntwerp. -
CHAP. CCCCXLVIII. Of Orders and Commissions given and received for Draughts and Remittances in
London. -
CHAP. CCCCXLIX. Of the Terms of Payments of Bills of
Exchange inLondon. -
CHAP. CCCCL. Of the Abreviation of Division and Multiplication after the
Italian and foreign manner and method.
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CHAP. CCLXXIV. Of
-
An Alphabetical Table, comprehending the most Notable Things contained in this
Merchants Map of Commerce. -
A Table of the Longitude and Latitude of all the principal Cities mentioned in this
Map of Commerce. - title page
- To the READER.
-
advice
- Exchange Excellent and Necessary.
- Exchange what it is.
- Inland and Outland Bills all alike.
- Four Persons to make an Exchange, and how called.
- Three Persons to make an Exchange.
- Two Persons to make an Exchange.
- Dry Exchange.
- Feigned Exchange.
- Petty Exchange.
- PAIR.
- For what Parts the Exchange is made.
- Upon what the Exchange is valued.
- The PAIR of several Countries.
-
Pair at
France. -
Pair at
Legorn. -
Pair at
Venice. -
Pair between
Antwerp andParis, or any part ofFrance. -
Hamburgh Pair. - Receive your Mony before you part with your Bill, by Assignment to receive the Mony else∣where.
-
Several
Forms of BILLS OF EX∣CHANGE in several Languages. - Take up Mony for another Man, how performed.
- Note in your Book the name and place of abode of him who presents a Bill to be Accepted.
- Keep Copies of Bills sent to get accepted.
- Make the Directions of Bills on the inside.
- Whether a man is bound to present his Bill to be Accepted.
- Whether the Accepter is freed by protesting.
- Times of Payment, and in what Species.
- Danger in making Bills payable to the Bearer.
- The Names and Times of Old and New Stile, though both agreeing, yet how distinguished.
- No witness to a Bill of Exchange:
-
Hamborough andStrasburgh stile. -
Usance from
Venice, Hamborough, &c. - No three days for acceptance.
- Twenty four hours for Acceptance.
- Give advice by the first Post.
- A Bill drawn on two Persons.
- Verbal Acceptance.
- Accept for part.
- Note on your Bills the times when they will fall due.
- Keep or return Bills accepted.
- The Deliverer is Master.
- Usance, what it is, and how to be accounted.
- Days sight.
- An accepted Bill lost by the party to whom payable.
- No revoking Acceptance.
- Accept for longer time.
- Receive part.
- Bill accepted by another man.
- How to reckon the time.
- Half Usance.
- Three days after due.
- Protest must be made though the three days are expired.
- Bill payable at a prefixt day.
- Acceptance by Wife, or Servant.
- A Bill drawn at one place, and payable at another.
- The Taker bound to the Deliverer, and the Ac∣ceptor bound to the Party to whom payable.
- Better security.
- Protest in the day time.
- Protest returned for non-acceptance, or want of better security.
- Protest for non-payment returned.
- Keep the accepted Bill, but return the non-accepted.
- Bill of Exchange lost, left to be accepted.
- Bill endorsed in Blank.
- Accept for Account of Drawer.
- Bill paid upon Protest.
- Bill must not be paid before due.
- Second Bill with an Assignment.
- Party dead which accepted.
- Party dead to whom payable.
- Bill without Assignment.
- No such Man to be found.
- No body at home.
- No avoiding a Protest.
- Figures and Words disagreeing.
- A Name mended or interlined.
- Bill payable positively to such a Man.
- Bill without Direction.
- The Drawer repays the Value upon Protest.
- Letters of Credit.
- Put Bill in Letter-Case or Almanack.
- How to bring French Crowns into sterling Mony.
- Directions concerning the two ensuing Tables.
-
Short Instructions how to keep Merchants Books of Accompt, after the
Italian manner. - title page
- to the reader
- CHAP. I. The Qualities which are required in a perfect Merchant of Forein Trade.
- CHAP. II. The Means to enrich this Kingdom, and to encrease our Treasure.
- CHAP. III. The particular Ways and Means to increase the Exportation of our Commodities, and to decrease our Consumption of Forein Wares.
- CHAP. IV. The Exportation of our Monies in Trade of Mer∣chandize, is a Means to increase our Treasure.
- CHAP. V. Forein Trade is the only means to improve the Price of our Lands.
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CHAP. VI. The Spanish Treasure cannot be kept from other Kingdoms by any Prohibition made in
Spain. - CHAP. VII. The Diversity of Gain by Forein Trade.
- CHAP. VIII. The Enhancing or Debasing our Monies, cannot Enrich the Kingdom with Treasure, nor hinder the Exportation thereof.
- CHAP. IX. A Toleration for Forein Coins to pass currant here at higher Rates than their Value with our Standard, will not encrease our Treasure.
- CHAP. V. The Observation of the Statute of Imployments to be made by Strangers, cannot Increase, nor yet Preserve our Treasure.
- CHAP. XI. It will not increase our Treasure to enjoyn the Merchant that exporteth Fish, Corn, or Mu∣nition, to return all or part of the Value in Mony.
- CHAP. XII. The Ʋndervaluing of our Mony which is deli∣vered or received by Bills of Exchange here or beyond the Seas, cannot decrease our Treasure.
- CHAP. XIII. The Merchant who is a meer Exchanger of Mony by Bills, cannot Increase or Decrease our Treasure.
- CHAP. XIV. The Admirable Feats supposed to be done by Bankers and the Merchant's Exchange.
- CHAP. XV. Of some Excesses and Evils in the Common∣wealth, which notwithstanding, decay not our Trade nor Treasure.
- CHAP. XVI. How the Revenues and Incoms of Princes may justly be raised.
- CHAP. XVII. Whether it be necessary for Great Princes to lay up Store of Treasure.
- CHAP. XVIII. How much Treasure a Prince may conveniently lay up Yearly.
- CHAP. XIX. Of some different Effects, which proceed from Natural and Artificial Wealth.
- CHAP. XX. The Order and Means whereby we may draw up the Ballance of our Forein Trade.
- CHAP. XXI. The Conclusion upon all that hath been said, concerning the Exportation or Importation of Treasure.
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These Books following, are Sold by
Tho. Horne at the South Entrance of theRoyal-Exchange LONDON.