OR every barrel of beer or ale above fix fhillings the barrel (exclufive of the duty hereby impofed in refpect of fuch beer or ale, and not being two-penny ale mentioned and defcribed in the seventh article of the treaty of union, nor being beer or ale commonly called Table Beer, which fhall be brewed and made as aforefaid) for which the duty by this act impofed in respect thereof fhall have been paid, and exported as merchandize to foreign parts, and fo in proportion for any greater or leffer quantity, deducting three-pence per ton for the charges of the officers, eight fhillings. BRICKS AND TILES. For all bricks and tiles refpectively which fhall be made in Great Britain (for which the duties by this act imposed in respect thereof shall have been paid) and exported as merchandize to foreign parts, the feveral and refpective duties by this act imposed in refpect of fuch bricks or tiles. CANDLES. For every pound weight avoirdupois of candles of tallow and other сносоLATE. s. d. 0 80 For every pound weight avoirdupois of chocolate which shall be made CYDER AND PERRY. O 14 SCHEDULE F. Cyder and Perry, continued. and fo in proportion for any greater or leffer quantity, the feveral and refpective duties by this act impofed in refpect of fuch cyder and perry, deducting three-pence per ton for the charges of the officers. HIDE S. For all hides and calve skins refpectively which fhall be tanned, tawed, or dreffed in Great Britain and duly marked (for which the duties by this act impofed in respect thereof shall have been paid) and exported as merchandize to foreign parts, two-thirds of the duties of excife by this act imposed in respect thereof respectively. For all theep fkins and lamb fkins refpectively which fhall be tanned, tawed, or dreffed in Great Britain, (for which the duties by this act impofed in refpect thereof fhall have been paid) and exported as merchandize to foreign parts, two-thirds of the duties of excife by this act impofed in refpect thereof refpectively. For every pound weight avoirdupois of hides and calve skins refpectively For every pound weight avoirdupois of leather tanned in Great Britain, every pound weight avoirdupois of boots, fhoes, gloves, or other manufactures, made of any kind of tawed or dreffed leather, chargeable by this act to pay a duty by weight (for which the duties hereby impofed in refpect thereof fhall have been paid) exported as merchandize to foreign parts, two-thirds of the duties of excife by this act impofed in refpect thereof refpectively. HOP S. For every pound weight avoirdupois of hops growing or to grow in Great Britain, and which fhall be cured or made fit for use, and on which the duties of excife by this act impofed in respect thereof shall have been duly charged, exported as merchandize to Ireland, one penny and twelve twentieth parts of a farthing. PAPER. For all paper which fhall be made in Great Britain (for which the duties hereby imposed in refpect thereof shall have been paid) and exported as merchandize to foreign parts, the whole of the duties by this act impofed in refpect thereof. PRINTED GOOD S. For every yard fquare of paper which fhall be printed, painted, or ftained in Great Britain, for hangings or other ufes (for which the duties hereby impofed in refpect thereof fhall have been paid) and 16. s. d. SCHEDULE. Printed Goods, continued. F. fhall be exported as merchandize to foreign parts, one penny three farthings. For all linens, ftuffs, fuftians, velvets, velverets, dimities, figured ftuffs, Auffs wholly made of cotton wool wove in Great Britain, commonly called British manufactory, callicoes and muflins, which fhall be printed, stained, painted, or dyed in Great Britain (for which the duties hereby impofed in refpect thereof fhall have been paid) and exported as merchandize to foreign parts, the whole of the duties of excife by this act impofed in refpect thereof. For all filks and filk handkerchiefs which fhall be printed, ftained, painted, or dyed in Great Britain (for which the duties hereby impofed in refpect thereof shall have been paid) and exported as merchandize to foreign parts, the whole of the duties of excife by this aft impofed in respect thereof. SOA P. For every pound weight avoirdupois of hard cake foap, or ball foap, which fhall be made in Great Britain (for which the duties hereby impofed in refpect thereof fhall have been paid) and exported as merchandize to foreign parts, two-pence farthing. For every pound weight avoirdupois of foft foap which fhall be made in Great Britain (for which the duties hereby impofed in refped thereof shall have been paid) and exported as merchandize to foreign parts, one penny three farthings. STAR CH. For every pound weight avoirdupois of ftarch which fhall be made in Great Britain (for which the duties hereby impofed in refpect thereof fhall have been paid) and exported as merchandize to foreign parts, three-pence farthing. TE A. For all tea (for which the duties hereby impofed in refpect thereof fhall have been paid) which fhall be exported to Ireland or his Majefty's plantations in America, the whole of the duties of excife by this act impofed in refpect thereof. WINE. For every ton of French wine which fhall be imported into Great Britain directly from any of the European dominions of the French king (for which all the duties hereby impofed in refpect thereof fhall have been paid) and which fhall be exported from Great Britain as merchandize to any British colony or plantation in America or to any British fettlement in the Eaft Indies, and fo in proportion for any greater or leffer quantity, fourteen pounds feven ihillings. 14 7 For every ton of French wine which fhall be imported as aforefaid (for which all the duties hereby impofed in refpe&t thereof fhall have been paid) and which fhall be exported from Great Britain as merchandize to any other part or place beyond the feas, and fo in proportion for any greater or leffer quantity, five pounds thirteen fhillings. 513 0 For every ton of Rhenih, German, or Hungary wine (for which all the duties hereby impofed in refpect thereof fhall have been paid) which fhall be exported from Great Britain as merchandize to any Wine, continued. SCHEDULE F. £. s. d. British colony or plantation in America, and fo in proportion for any greater or leffer quantity, fourteen pounds feven fhillings. For every ton of Rhenifh, German, or Hungary wine (for which all the duties hereby impofed in refpect thereof shall have been paid) which fhall be exported from Great Britain as merchandize to any British fettlement in the East Indies, and fo in proportion for any greater or leffer quantity, nine pounds feventeen shillings. For every ton of Rhenifh, German, or Hungary wine (for which all the duties hereby impofed in respect thereof fhall have been paid) which fhall be exported from Great Britain as merchandize to any other part or place beyond the feas, and fo in proportion for any greater or leffer quantity, five pounds thirteen fhillings. For every ton of all other wines which fhall be imported into Great Britain (for which all the duties hereby imposed in refpect thereof fhall have been paid) and which shall be exported from Great Britain as merchandize to any British colony or plantation in America, and fo in proportion for any greater or leffer quantity, nine pounds eleven fhillings and four-pence. For every ton of all other wines which fhall be imported into Great Britain (for which all the duties hereby impofed in refpect thereof fhall have been paid) and which shall be exported from Great Britain as merchandize to any British fettlement in the Eaft Indies, and fo in proportion for any greater or leffer quantity, fix pounds eleven hillings and four-pence. For every ton of all other wines which fhall be imported into Great Britain (for which all the duties hereby impofed in refpect thereof fhall have been paid) and which shall be exported from Great Britain as merchandize to any other part or place beyond the feas, and fo in proportion for any greater or leffer quantity, three pounds fifteen fhillings and four-pence. GOLD THREA D. For every pound weight avoirdupois of gold thread, gold lace, or gold fringe, made of plate wire fpun upon filk, fuch plate wire being made of gilt wire, which fhall be made in Great Britain (for which the duties hereby impofed in refpect thereof fhall have been paid), and exported as merchandize to foreign parts, and fo in proportion for any greater or leffer quantity, feven fhillings and eight-pence, SILVER THREA D. For every pound weight avoirdupois of filver thread, filver lace, or filver fringe, made of plate wire fpun upon filk, fuch plate wire being made of filver wire, which fhall be made in Great Britain (for which the duties hereby imposed in respect thereof shall have been paid) and exported as merchandize to foreign parts, and fo in proportion for any greater or leffer quantity, five fhillings and nine-pence. 14 7 0 .9 17 0 5 13 0 911 4 611 4 3 15 4 078 0 59 CAP, Preamble, re CA P. XIV. An act for paving, cleaning, lighting, and watching the ftreets, lanes, and other publick paffages and places, within the walls of the city of Canterbury, and the liberties thereof; and also several streets and other places near or adjoining to the faid city; and for removing and preventing incroachments, obftructions, nuisances, and annoyances therein. CA P. XV. An act for building a bridge at or near the ferry, over the river Trent, from Gainsborough, in the county of Lincoln, to the opposite shore, in the parish of Saundby, in the county of Nottingham. CA P. XVI. An act for making perpetual two acts, paffed in the fifteenth and feventeenth years of the reign of his prefent Majefty, for restraining the negociation of promiffory notes and bills of exchange under a limited fum, within that part of Great Britain called England. CA P. XVII. An act for rebuilding the chapel of Eaft Stonehoufe, in the county of CA P. XVIII. An act for making perpetual an act made in the twenty-third year of the reign of his prefent Majefty, intituled, An act for regulating the proceedings of the court of jufticiary and circuit courts in Scotland. CA P. XIX. An act to enforce and render more effectual feveral acts paled in the twelfth year of the reign of King Charles the Second, and other acts made for the increafe and encouragement of shipping and navigation. WH HEREAS by an act passed in the twenty-fixth year of the citing 26 reign of his prefent Majefly, intituled, An act for the furGeo. 3. c. 60. ther increase and encouragement of fhipping and navigation, it is enacted, That the ships and vessels belonging to his Majesty's fubjects refiding in the kingdom of Ireland, being duly qualified and regiftered according to the laws now in force, fhall continue to enjoy all the privileges and advantages to which such ships and vessels were by law intitled before the paffing of this aft, until the end of four calendar months from the commencement of the first feffion of the parlia ment of Ireland which shall hereafter fit during the space of four calendar months, without prorogation or dissolution, and from the end of that time, every ship or veel which fhall, by virtue of the autho rity of any act that may be paffed in the faid parliament of Ireland, be qualified and registered in any of the ports of the faid kingdom of Ireland, under fimilar regulations and restrictions to those therein contained, fall continue to enjoy, to all intents and purposes whatsoever, all the privileges and advantages of a British-built ship, or a foreign-built fhip, owned by his Majesty's fubjects, as the cafe may bey |