TABLE (B.)

INWARDS.

Duty.

Oil, Blubber, &c. — continued.

Britain, Ireland or the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, Sark or Man, navigated and registered according to Law, the Tun, containing 252 Gallons Train Oil, Spermaceti Oil or Head Matter, the Produce of Fish or Creatures living in the Sea, taken and caught wholly by His Majesty's Subjects usually residing in any Part of His Majesty's Dominions, and imported directly from the Cape of Good Hope or from any British Colony, Settlement or Territory within the Limits of the East India Company's Charter, in a British built Ship or Vessel, owned, navigated and registered according to Law, the Tun, containing 252 Gallons

Train Oil, Spermaceti Oil or Head Matter, the Produce of Fish or Creatures living in the Sea, of Foreign Fishing, the Tun, containing 252 Gallons

Pepper, viz.

Capsicum or Chillies, the lb.
Cayenne, the lb.

Guinea Pepper, the lb.

Long Pepper, the lb.

Prints and Drawings, viz.

plain, each

coloured, each

in Books half bound, or in any way bound, the cwt.
in Books unbound, the cwt.

Rice, viz.

the Produce of any of the British Territories in the East
Indies, if rough and in the Husk or Paddy, the Bushel
the Produce of any other Country or Place, if rough and
in the Husk or Paddy, the Bushel

Sago, or Sago Powder, the cwt.

Seed, viz.

Castor Seed, the lb.

Segars manufactured from Tobacco, the lb.

Note. Segars are also liable to Duties of Excise.
Shells of Mother of Pearl, for every 100%. of the Value
Skins, viz.

Calves' Skins and Kip Skins, in the Hair, not tanned,
tawed, curried or in any way dressed, the cwt.

Lamb Skins, undressed, the 100 Skins

Seal Skins, Skins of Seals, taken in any Foreign Fishery
by Persons not being British Subjects, the Skin
Sheep Skins, undressed, the Dozen Skins

Soap, viz.

hard, the cwt.

soft, the cwt. Specimens of Minerals, Fossils or Ores, not particularly enumerated or described, nor otherwise charged with Duty, each Specimen not exceeding in Weight 14 lbs. exceeding in Weight 14 lbs. each, for every 1007. of the Value

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TABLE (B.)-INWARDS.

Duty.

Specimens illustrative of Natural History, not otherwise enumerated or described, for every 100%. of the Value

Succades, the lb.

Sugar, not being Sugar Candy nor refined,

the Growth, Produce. or Manufacture of any British
Colony, Plantation or Territory in the East Indies,
the cwt.
the Growth, Produce or Manufacture of China, Java,
the Eastern Islands or any other Country or Place in
the East Indies, the cwt.

Tallow, the cwt.

Tamarinds, the lb.

Tapioca, or Tapioca Powder, the cwt.

Tobacco, manufactured, (Note-Tobacco is also liable to Duties of Excise,) the lb.

Turmerick, the lb.

Wax, viz. Bees' Wax, unmanufactured, the Produce of and imported from any British Colony, Plantation or Territory, the cwt.

Whale Fins, viz.

Wood, viz.

taken and caught by the Crew of a British built
Ship or Vessel, wholly owned by His Majesty's
Subjects usually residing in Great Britain,
Ireland or the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey,
Alderney, Sark or Man, navigated and registered
according to Law, and imported in any such
Shipping, the Ton, containing 20 cwt.
taken and caught wholly by His Majesty's Sub-
jects usually residing in any Part of His Ma-
jesty's Dominions, and imported directly from
the Cape of Good Hope, or from any British
Colony, Settlement or Territory within the
Limits of the East India Company's Charter, in
a British built Ship or Vessel, owned, navigated
and registered according to Law, the Ton,
containing 20 cwt.

of Foreign Fishing, the Ton, containing 20 cwt.

Beef Wood, unmanufactured, imported from New South
Wales, the Ton, containing 20 cwt.
unmanufactured, of the Produce of New South Wales,
or the Settlements and Dependencies thereof, Norfolk
Island, or Van Dieman's Land, not being particularly
enumerated or described, nor otherwise charged with
Duty, for every 1007. of the Value.

500

TABLE (C.)

A TABLE of the DUTIES of CUSTOMS payable on Coals, Cinders and Culm, the Produce or Manufacture of Great Britain, exported from Great Britain.

TABLE (C.)-OUTWARDS.

Coals and Cinders, usually sold by Measure; viz.

exported to the Isle of Man, the Chaldron, Winchester

exported to any British Colony, Settlement or Plantation,
the Chaldron, Winchester Measure
exported to any other Place,

- in a British built Ship, the Chaldron, Newcastle
Measure

in a Ship not British built, the Chaldron, Newcastle
Measure

Coals exported in certain Quantities from the Ports of New-
castle and Swansea to the Islands of Jersey, Guernsey
and Alderney, the Chaldron, Newcastle Measure
For the Conditions, Regulations and Restrictions
under which Coals may be so exported, See 6 G. 3.
c. 40.

Coals and Cinders usually sold by Weight, viz.
exported to the Isle of Man, the Ton, containing 20 cwt.
exported to any British Colony, Settlement, or Plantation,
the Ton, containing 20 cwt.
exported to any other Place,

in a British built Ship, the Ton, containing 20 cwt.
- in a Ship not British built, the Ton, containing

20 cwt.

Any Coals which shall have been screened through a Riddle
or Screen, the Bars of which not being in any Part
thereof more than Three eighth Parts of an Inch asunder,
shall, on Exportation from any Part of Great Britain,
be subject and liable to such and the like Duties, and
no other, as are or may be charged and payable on Culm
exported from Great Britain to Foreign Parts.

Culm, viz.

For the Rules, Regulations and Conditions under
which such Coals can only be exported on Payment of
the Duty on Culm, See 56 G. 3. c. 127.

exported to the Isle of Man, the Chaldron, Winchester
Measure

exported to any British Colony, Settlement or Plantation,
the Chaldron, Winchester Measure

010

exported to any other Place,

in a British built Ship, the Chaldron, Newcastle
Measure

046

in a Ship not British built, the Chaldron, Newcastle
Measure

and further, for every 100l. of the true and real Value
of all such Coals and Cinders and Culm so exported

080

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TABLE (D.)

A TABLE of the DUTIES of CUSTOMS payable on Slate, of the Production of Great Britain, brought Coastwise from any Port or Place in Great Britain, to any other Port therein.

TABLE (D.) — COASTWISE.

Slates delivered by Tale, viz.

Doubles, not exceeding 13 Inches in Length, or 7 Inches
in Breadth, the 1000

--Ladies, exceeding 13 Inches in Length and 7 Inches in
Breadth, and not exceeding 16 Inches in Length and 8
Inches in Breadth, the 1000

Countesses, exceeding 16 Inches in Length and 8 Inches
in Breadth, and not exceeding 20 Inches in Length and
10 Inches in Breadth, the 1000

Duchesses, exceeding 20 Inches in Length and 10 Inches
in Breadth, and not exceeding 24 Inches in Length and
12 Inches in Breadth, the 1000

Slates delivered by Weight, viz.

Queen or Size Rag Slates, the Ton, containing 20 cwt.
Imperial or Milled Slates, the Ton, containing 20 cwt.
Slab Slates, the Ton, containing 20 cwt.
Block Slates, the Ton, containing 20 cwt.
Westmorland Rag Slates, the Ton, containing 20 cwt.
Slate or Slates, not otherwise enumerated or described,
for every 1007. of the Value thereof

TABLE (E.)

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A TABLE of the BOUNTIES and ALLOWANCES payable on Silk Manufactures made in any Part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, when exported by way of Merchandize from any Part of the said United Kingdom.

TABLE (E.) BOUNTIES.

Ribbons of Silk only, or of Silk mixed with Gold or Silver,

if not wholly or not in Part composed of Spun
Silk, the lb.

if wholly or in Part composed of Spun Silk,
the lb.

Silk Lace, and Stuffs of Silk only, or of Silk mixed with Gold
and Silver,

if not wholly or not in Part composed of Spun
Silk, the lb.

Silk Stockings, Silk Gloves and other Articles of Silk Hosiery, if not wholly or not in Part composed of Spun Silk, the lb.

or if Stockings with Cotton Feet and Tops, or either of them, the lb. if wholly or in Part composed of Spun Silk, the lb.

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076

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TABLE (E.) BOUNTIES.

Silk Stockings, &c. continued.

or if Stockings with Cotton Feet and
Tops, or either of them, the lb.

Stockings of Silk and Cotton mixed, the lb.

Silk Fringes, Silk Trimmings, Silk Lacing, Stitching or Sewing
Silk, the lb.

Ribbons and Stuffs (except Bombazines) of Silk mixed with
Incle, Cotton Wool, Worsted, Grogram Yarn,
Mohair Yarn, or either or all of them,

if Two Third Parts of both the Warp and the
Shoot be Silk, the lb.

040

if the Whole of the Warp or the Whole of the
Shoot be Silk, the lb..

030

if Two Third Parts of the Warp or Two Third
Parts of the Shoot be Silk, the lb.

020

Bombazines, the lb.
Silk Lace and Ribbons, and Stuffs of Silk only, or of Silk mixed
with Gold or Silver, ornamented with Embroidery, Tambour,
Needle Work, Lace or Fringe, provided the Ornaments on
or attached to such Lace, Ribbons and Stuffs respectively
are of Incle Cotton, Worsted or either or all of them, the lb.

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CAP. LXX.

016

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An Act for the better Administration of Justice in the Equity
Side of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland.

WHEREAS

[11th July 1823.] THEREAS it hath appeared, by Reports made to the King's most Excellent Majesty from the Commissioners appointed by His Majesty upon an Address of the Knights, Citizens ⚫ and Burgesses, in Parliament assembled, to inquire into the Du ties and Emoluments of the Officers, Clerks and Ministers of 'Justice in all Temporal and Ecclesiastical Courts in Ireland, that the several Ministerial Officers of the Equity Side of His Ma'jesty's Court of Exchequer in Ireland require Regulations for ensuring the more easy, cheap and expeditious Administra tion of Justice in the said Court: And Whereas some of such Regulations may be carried into effect by General Orders of the said Court; but certain other Regulations are required which cannot be carried into effect without the Aid of Parliament: And Whereas it is expedient that the Fees to be taken by the 'said several Officers of the said Court should be ascertained and regulated by Law: May it therefore please Your Majesty that it may be enacted; And be it enacted by the King's most Excel lent Majesty, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parlia ment assembled, and by the Authority of the same, That from Exchequer em- and after the Commencement of this Act, it shall and may be powered to take lawful for the several Officers in, of or belonging to the said cified in Tables Court, mentioned and described in the several Tables to this Act annexed. annexed, to ask, demand, have, receive, take and accept, for and

The Officers of

the Court of

the Fees spe

by