Cinnamon, imported from any British possession within the limits of the East India Company's charter the lb. Cloves, imported from any British possession within the limits of the East India Company's charter the lb. Cocoa Nuts the produce of, and imported from, 'any British possession in America -imported from any British possession within the limits of the East India Company's charter imported from any other place within the limits of the East India Company's charter Cochineal dust the lb. 0 1 3 the lb. 0 0 6 the lb, 0 0 9 the lb. the lb. the produce of, and imported from, any British the produce of, and imported from, any British pos- the produce of and imported from Sierra Leone the lb. 0 2 100 213 69 the produce of, and imported from, any British possession Furrier's waste Galls Hair or goats wool, viz. Articles of manufactures of hair or goat's wool, or of hair or goat's wool and any other material, wholly or in part made up, not otherwise charged with duty, for every 100l, of the value Cow, ox, bull, or elk hair the cwt. Hemp, rough or undressed, or any other vegetable substance of the nature and quality of undressed hemp, and applicable to the same purposes, the produce of, and imported from, New Zealand, until the 1st January, 1833. Lignum Vita the produce of, and imported from, any Bri- Linen, viz. articles of manufactures of linen, or of linen Mace imported from any British possession within the the lb. the ton of the growth of Bermuda, or any of the Ba- of the growth of the Island of Jamaica, and Marble blocks the ton. 4 the solid foot 0 1 the lb. 0 the cwt. 0 Nutmegs, imported from any British possession within the Oil of Castor, imported from any British possession within the chest or box, not exceeding the capacity of 0 0 9 02 the chest or box, exceeding the capacity of the chest or box, exceeding the capacity of for every 1,000 cubic inches exceeding the above Orchal, orchelia, or archelia Quinine, sulphate of 2001 Skins, viz. kid skins, dressed, and dyed or colored, the 100 skins lamb skins, tanned or tawed, and dyed or colored, the 100 skins calf skins and kip skins, in the hair, not tanned, tawed, curried, or in any way dressed, the produce of and imported from any British possession, viz. Spirits, viz. dry wet 0 15 0 0 15 0 rum shrub, however sweetened, the produce of, and imported from, any British possession in America the gallon Sugar, until the 5th July, 1827, and no longer, viz. brown or Muscovado, or clayed, not being refined, the cwt. the produce of, and imported from, any British possession in America, the cwt. the produce of, and imported from, any British possession within the limits of the East India Company's charter, the cwt. the cwt. the lb. Tapioca or tapioca powder Turmeric the produce of and imported from any British manufactured, or segars 086 S 30 1 7 0 1 17 0 0 10 0 030 manufactured in the United Kingdom, at or the produce of any British possession in America. or on the West Coast of Africa, the cwt. Wax, viz. bees wax, unmanufactured, imported from any British possession within the limits of the East India Company's charter Wood, viz. battens, above 45 feet in length, or above 24 inches and further deal ends of the growth and produce of any British possession in America, and imported direct from thence into Great Britain, above 7 inches in width, being under 6 feet in length, and exceeding 3 inches in thickness the 120 ufers of the growth of any British possession in America, and imported direct from thence, under 5 inches square, and under 24 feet in length the 120 Wool, viz. cotton wool, or waste of cotton wool, the pro 1 10 0 3 50 free. 20 0 0 the lb. 0 the ton 2 010 duce of and imported from Malta Woollens, viz. articles of manufactures of wool, (not being goat's wool,) or of wool mixed with cotton, wholly or in part made up, not otherwise charged with duty, for every 100l. of the value Yarn, viz. camel or Mohair yarn Zebra wood XXXVI. And whereas another act was passed in the last session of Parliament, entitled "An act for the warehousing of goods;" and it is expedient to alter and amend the same in manner hereinafter provided; be it charged on detherefore enacted, That whenever any tobacco shall be livery weight. taken out of the warehouse for home use, the same shall be reweighed, and the duty shall be charged according to the weight then ascertained, although such tobacco may have increased or decreased in weight since the weight thereof had been before ascertained. Tobacco to be abandoned for XXXVII. And be it further enacted, That, within one month after any pepper shall have been warehoused, it Pepper may be shall be lawful for the importer or proprietor to abandon the duty. any part thereof for the duty, and the quantity of such pepper not so abandoned, being thereupon ascertained, shall be deemed to be the quantity imported: Provided always, that no abatement of duty shall be made on account of any damage received by any pepper during the No abatement voyage. for damage. XXXVIII. And be it further enacted, That so much of the said act for the warehousing of goods as extends to Tobacco may be exported to prevent the exportation of tobacco from the warehouse to Guernsey, &c. the islands of Guernsey, Jersey. Alderney, or Sark, without li without the license of the Commissioners of his Majes- cense. ty's Customs, or to limit the quantity of tobacco which may be so exported to those islands, shall be, and the same is hereby, repealed. XXXIX. And whereas another act was passed in the Allowance of last session of Parliament, entitled "An act to grant duties on coals certain bounties and allowances of customs; and it is used in works in Devon and expedient to alter and amend the same in manner herein- Cornwall in after provided: be it therefore enacted. That the draw- smelting, &c. Allowance of duty on barilla for bleaching. Sail cloth for back of the duties upon coals allowed by the said act upon all coals used in works of the mines of tin, lead, or copper, in the counties of Devon and Cornwall, in roasting, calcining, smelting, or refining the said metals, or any of them, being the produce of such mines, shall be allowed in like manner upon coals so used in any works in those counties, although the same be not the works of such mines. XL. And be it further enacted, That, for any barilla used in the process of bleaching of linen before the fifth day of January, one thousand eight hundred and thirty, a repayment of the duties which had been paid on the importation of such barilla shall be made to the person so using the same, provided that the person claiming such repayment shall, within three calendar months next after the fifth day of January in each year, produce to the Commissioners of the Customs an account of the total quantity of barilla so used by him in the preceding year, showing when and where, and by whom the duties on the same had been paid, and where the same had been used and shall also prove, to the satisfaction of the said Commissioners, that the barilla mentioned in such account had within such year been actually used by him in the process of bleaching of linen; and thereupon a debenture shall issue for making such repayment at the port at or near to which such barilla shall have been so used. XLI. And be it further enacted, That no bounty shall bounty to be of be allowed under the said act for granting bounties and certain weight. allowances of customs upon the exportation of any sail cloth, the weight of which shall be less than after the rate of forty-three pounds to thirty-eight square yards of the same, if the width be more than twenty inches, or after the rate of twenty-four pounds to thirty-eight running yards of the same, if the width be not more than twenty inches. Bounty on sugar. Free ports. XLII. And be it further enacted, That nine-tenth parts of the several bounties granted by the last-mentioned act upon the exportation of refined sugar, until the fifth day of July, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, shall be, and the same are hereby. continued so long as the duties on the importation of sugar imposed by this act shall remain in force, or be further continued by any act hereafter to be made. XLIII. And whereas another act was passed in the last session of Parliament, entitled "An act to regulate the trade of the British possessions abroad;" and it is expedient to alter and amend the same in manner herein. after provided; and whereas, by the said act, certain |