Huskisson at the Board of Trade began to move towards a more liberal trading policy. 24th June 1822 LXI (to repeal divers ancient Statutes. so fas as they relate to the Importation and Exportation of Goods and Merchandize from and to Foreign Countries);24th June XLIII (for the Encouragement of Navigation and Commerce..); 1st July (to repeal certain Tonnage Duties..) 5th July LIX (duties on coal).)Drawbacks on Leather.); LX 15th July (to amend the Laws relating to the Importation of Corn); 26th July LXXXIII (to repeal the additional duties and brawbacks on leather); 5th July 1825 CIV(to repeal certain Duties of Customs); CV (to repeal the several Laws relating to the customs); CVI ( for the Management of the Customs); CVII (for the Gerneral Regi;atopm pf tje Cistp,s); CXVII (to repeal the excise Duties and Drawbacks on Flint Glass..); CXII (for the warehousing of Goods); CXIII (to grant certain Bounties and Allowances of Customs.) Disbound. 137 leaves.

STATUTES; FREE TRADE; HUSKISSON; BRITISH ECONOMIC POLICY; HUSKISSON'S SLID ING SCALE; CORN LAWS