Codified *Reglamento* for foreign-ship traffic

Codified *Reglamento* for foreign-ship traffic: a year's experience showed the harm of letting ships trade 'at discretion' from where they anchor on their own word; now every captain/supercargo shown the tariff, must present a manifest (*nota*) of goods to land (checked for quantity/quality), trade under guard vigilance (embargo penalty for smuggling), and on departure reconcile the remainder so duties fall on what was sold — the administrative machinery of managing tolerated foreign trade

Date	1827-01-22 (exact)
From	Herrera
To	Circular to Comisº subⁿ of SF, Sta Bárbara & San Diego
Place	Monterey
Series	Departmental State Papers, Benicia (Commissary & Treasury)
Tomo	I–V (volume range; this entry is not resolved to one tomo)
Original tomo page	p.634+
Savage copy page	83–85
Scan leaf	n82–n84
Document type	corr
Source	Savage abstract

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Herrera to Circular to Comisº subⁿ of SF, Sta Bárbara & San Diego, Monterey, 1827-01-22, Departmental State Papers, Benicia (Commissary & Treasury), I–V, p.634+, Archives of California, C-A 40, Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley. [the tomo is given as the volume’s full range: this entry has not been resolved to a single tomo within I–V]

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