[Sidenote: Whether Spices, Gumms, Drugs if Planted will not thrive.]
27. Whether Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Cloves, Pepper, and other Spices, and Gumms, Druggs and Dying Stuffs which now grow in the East Indyes, and are brought from thence may not be planted and come to perfection in some of Our Collonyes, and Plantations in the West Indyes.
[Sidenote: What Rivers, Harbours &c. they have.]
28. What Rivers, Harbours, and Roads they have, and of What Depths, and Soundings.
[Sidenote: What Banks or Shoales for Fishing.]
29. What Banks, or Shoales they have upon, or neare their Coasts for Fishing.
[Sidenote: What number of Planters and Parishes.]
30. What number of Planters, Servants, and Slaves, and how many Parishes they have.
[Sidenote: What number of Whites and Blacks doe yearly come.]
31. What Number of English, Scotch, or Irish doe yearely come, and what Blacks, or Slaves, are brought unto them.
[Sidenote: What number of People dye yearely.]
32. What Number of People doe yearely dye within the said Collonyes and Plantations both Whites, and Blacks.
33. What Number of Shipps doe Yearely Trade to and from the said Collonyes and Plantations, and of what Burthen they are.
[Sidenote: What number of Ships Trade yearely.]
[Sidenote: What obstructions they have and Advantages may be gained to their Trade.]
34. What Obstructions there are, and What advantages may be gained to the Improovement of their Trade and Navigation.
[Sidenote: What Dutyes are Charged upon Goods imported, or exported.]
35. What Rates and Dutyes are charged and payable upon any Goods or Commodityes exported out of the said Collonyes and Plantations, whether of their owne Growth and Manufacture or otherwyse. As also upon Goods imported.
[Sidenote: What Publick Revenues doe arise among them.]
36. What Revenues doe or may arise unto Us within the said Collynes and Plantations, and of what nature they are. By whome Collected, and how answered and Accompted unto Us.
[Sidenote: How they instruct the People in Religion, and pay their Ministry.]
37. And what Course they take about Instructing of their People in the Christian Religion. And what Provision is made for the Maintenance of their Ministers.
[Sidenote: To consider which of the said Collonyes are not fully Planted.]