SCHEDULE (A.)

mits of the Charter granted to the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the Eaft Indies, for every £100 of the Value thereof Quickfilver, the lb.

Raifins, viz.

Belvidere Raifins, the cwt.

Denia Raifius, the cwt.
Faro Raifins, the cwt.
Lexia Raifins, the cwt.
Lipari Raifins, the cwt.
Smyrna Raifins, the cwt.
of the Sun, the cwt.

not otherwise enumerated or described, the cwt.

Raw Silk.

See Silk.

Rhubarb, the lb.

Rice, the cwt.

Rofin, the cwt.

Rum. See Spirits.

Salt, the Bufhel of 56 lbs.

Saffron, the lb.

Raw Silk, the lb.

-Thrown Silk, the lb.

-Waste Silk, the lb.

Smalts, the lb.

Smyrna Raifins. See Raifins.

Spirits, viz.

Brandy, fingle, the Gallon

above Proof, the Gallon

Geneva, fingle, the Gallon

above Proof, the Gallon

Rum, fingle, the Gallon

above Proof, the Gallon

of any other Kind, fingle, the Gallon

Sugar, viz.

above Proof, the Gallon

-Brown or Mufcovado, the cwt.

-White or Clayed, the cwt.

Tallow, the cwt.

Tar, the Laft, containing 12 Barrels, each Barrel not

exceeding 314 Gallons

Timber. See Wood.

Tobacco, the lb.

Turpentine, common, the cwt.

Waste Silk.

See Silk.

Wine, of all Sorts, the Tun, containing 252 Gallons
Wood, viz.

Mahogany, the Ton, containing 20 cwt.

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Duty.

Wood, continued.

£.

s. d.

Mafts, Yards, and Bowfprits, viz.

Six Inches in Diameter, and under Eight|
Inches, the Piece

Eight Inches in Diameter, and under

Twelve Inches, the Piece

Twelve Inches in Diameter or upwards,

the Load of 50 cubic Feet

Oars, the 120

Timber of all Sorts, the Load of 50
Cubic Feet

Wool, viz. Cotton Wool of all Sorts, the lb.

Yards. See Mafts, in Wood.

Yarn, viz. Cotton Yarn, the lb.
All other Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, which
are or may by Law be allowed to be warehoufed
or fecured without Payment of the Duty on the
firft Entry thereof, for every £100 of the Produce
and Amount of the Duties chargeable by Law
on the Importation thereof into Ireland

For the feveral Exemptions from the Duties charged in this Table, whether relating to Goods exported, or to Countries or Places to which Goods fhall be exported, fee the Act to which this Table is annexed.

SCHEDULE (B.)

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DUTIES of CUSTOMS to be charged on the Exportation from Ireland of the Foreign Goods, Wares, and Merchandize herein-after enumerated or defcribed, which on Importation are not allowed to be warehoufed or fecured, without Payment of Duty; (videlicet,)

Oats. See Corn.

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Oil, viz. Seed Oil of all Sorts, the Tun, containing 252

Gallons

Oranges, the 1000

Pease. See Corn.

Pig Iron. See Iron.

Pork, the cwt.

Prize Goods, viz. Goods, Wares, and Merchandize, taken and condemned as Prize, not being the Growth, Produce, or Manufacture of any Country

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Cotton Wool

or Place within the Limits of the Charter grant-
ed to the United Company of Merchants of Eng-
land trading to the Eaft Indies, and not being
particularly enumerated or charged with Duty in 20
this Table, for every £100 of the Value
Safflower, the lb.

Saltpetre, the cwt.

Seed, viz. Linfeed, or Flax Seed, the Bufhel
Spanish Wool. See Wool.

Tow, the cwt.

Valonia, the cwt.

Verdigris, viz.

Wheat.

common, the lb.

cryftallized, the lb.

See Corn.

Wheat-meal and Flour. See Corn.
Wocl, viz. Spanish Wool, the cwt.

Yarn, viz. Raw Linen Yarn made of Flax, the cwt.

For the feveral Exemptions from the Duties charged in this Table; whether relating to Goods exported, or to Countries or Places to which Goods fhall be exported, fee the Act to which this Table is annexed.

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An Act to prohibit, until the End of the next Seffion of Par-
liament, the Exportation of Jefuits Bark and Cotton Wool
from Ireland.
[14th April 18c8.]

WHEREAS it is expedient to prohibit for a limited Time the

Exportation of Jefuits Bark and Cotton Wool from Ire" • land except in the Manner herein-after mentioned;' be it therefore enacted by the King's moft excellent Majely, by and with the Advice and Confent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons in this prefent Parliament affembled, and by the AuJefuits Bark and thority of the fame, That from and after the paffing of this Act, no Perfon or Perfons whatever hall, directly or indirectly, export, carry, or convey, or caufe or procure to be exported, carried, or conveyed, out of or from any Port or Place in Ireland, or fhall lade or lay on board, or caufe or procure to be laden or laid on board in any Ship or other Veffel or Boat, any Jefuits Bark or Cotton Wool in order to be carried, exported, or conveyed out of any fuch Port or Place, except to Great Britain, and also except as herein-after is provided.

shall not be exported from

Ireland, except

to Great Britain,

&c.

Lord Lieutenant may authorize the Exportation to States in Amity.

II. Provided always, and be it further enacted, That it shall be lawful for the Lord Lieutenant, or other chief Governor or Governors of Ireland, with the Advice of the Privy Council of Ireland, by any Licence under his Hand, to authorize any Perfon to export from Ireland for his or their own Account, or for Account of any Subject or Subjects of any State in Amity with His Majefty,

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any Jefuits Bark or Cotton Wool, under fuch Regulations, Reftric-
tions, and Securities, as may be specified in the faid Licence.
III. Provided always, and be it further enacted, That nothing
in this Act contained fhall extend to prohibit the Exportation in any
Ship or Veffel of War, belonging to His Majefty, or in any Tranf-
port Veffel in the Service, of any Jefuits Bark for the Ufe of His
Majefty's Army or Navy, under fuch Rules, Regulations, and Reftric-
tions, as the Commiffioners of Cuftoms and Port Duties in Ireland,
or any Four or more of them, may direct.

IV. Provided alfo, and be it further enacted, That it fhall be lawful for the faid Commiffioners of Cuftoms and Port Duties, or any Four or more of them, by Licence under their Hands, to permit the Exportation of Jefuits Bark for the use of the Crew or other Perfons on board of any Ship or Veffel on which the fame fhall be laden, in fuch Quantities (not exceeding One Pound Weight for every Five Men of the Crew or other Perfons on board any fuch Ship or Veffel), and under fuch Regulations as the faid Commiffioner of Customs fhall prefcribe, any Thing in this Act to the contrary notwithstanding.

V. And be it further enacted, That all Jefuits Bark and Cot. ton Wool which fhall be exported, carried, or conveyed in or laid on board any Ship or other Veffel or Boat, in order to be exported, carried, or conveyed out of Ireland, contrary to this Act, fhall be forfeited, and that every Offender therein fhall forfeit alfo the fum of Forty Shillings for every Pound Weight of fuch Jefuits Bark or Cotton Wool which fhall be fo exported, carried, or conveyed, or fo laden in or laid on board any Ship or other Veffel or Boat, in order to be exported, carried, or conveyed out of Ireland; and alfo the Ship, Veffel, or Boat, wherein the fame fhall be exported, or in or upon which the fame fhall be laden or laid in order to be exported, together with her Guns, Furniture, Ammunition, Tackle, and Apparel, fhall be forfeited, and the fame refpectively may be feized by any Officer or Officers of the Cuftoms.

"Penalties fhall be recovered and applied as other Penalties against
"Custom Laws in Ireland. § 6.
"to clear out Veffels, with Bark intended to be exported before
Actions against Perfons refufing
paffing this Act, declared void, &c. § 7. A&t may be altered
"this Seffion. § 8. Continuance of Act till end of next Seffion.
"§ 9."

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Exportation of Jefuits Bark allowed for the Supply of the Army and Navy,

An Act to amend an Act made in the Parliament of Ireland, in the Thirty-third Year of His prefent Majefty, for regulating the Trade of Ireland to and from the East Indies.

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and for the Ufe of Crews of Ships.

Jefuits Bark and Cotton Wool exported At fhall be forfeited, together with

contrary to this

40s. per lb. and the Ship, &c.

HEREAS by an A& made in the Thirty-third Year of Irish A&t, His prefent Majefty's Reign, intituled, An Ad for regu- 33 G. 3. c. 31. lating the Trade of Ireland to and from the Eatt Indies, under § 13. certain Conditions and Provifions, for a Time therein mentioned, it among other things enacted, that no Goods, Wares, or Merchandizes of the Growth, Product, or Manufacture of the Countries or Ports within the Limits of the exclufive Trade of the United 48 Geo. III.

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