soever.

Watch Cases
Chains -
Necklace Beads
Lockets

of Silver of any Philligree Work

weight what-
Shirt Buckles or Brooches
Stamped Medals
Spouts to China, Stone, or Earthen

Ware Teapots
Tippings, Swages, or Mounts, not weighing ten penny.

weights of silver each, and not being Necks or Collars
for Castors, Cruets, or Glasses, appertaining to any sorts
of stands or frames; Wares of Silver not weighing five
pennyweights of silver each, but this exception not to
include Necks, Collars, and Tops for Castors, Cruets, or
Glasses, appertaining to any sort of stands or frames,
Buttons to be affixed to or set on any Weariog Apparel,
Solid Silver Buttons and Solid Studs got baviog a
bezelled edge soldered on, Wrought Seals, Blank Seals,
Bottle Tickets, Shoe Clasps, Patch Boxes, Salt Spoons,
Salt Ladles, Tea Spoons, Tea Strainers, Caddy Ladles,
Buckles and Pieces of Garnish, Cabinets, or Koife Cases,

or Tea Chests; or Bridles, or Stands, or Frames. Printed Goods, viz.

Paper printed, painted, or stained, to serve

for bangings or other uses, over and above
the duties payable for such paper before
the printing, painting, or staining there-

of, the yard square
Linens, Stuffs, Fustians, Velvets, Velver-

ets, Dimities, Figured Stuffs, Stuffs
wholly made of Cotton Wool wove in
Great Britain, commonly called British
Manufactory, the yard in length, reckon-

ing yard wide
Foreign Calicoes and Foreign Muslins,

which shall be printed, stained, painted,
or dyed io Great Britain, except such
as shall be dyed throughout of one co-

lour only, the yard in length
Silks, of whatever kind or by whatever de-

nomination the same are or may be called
or known, which shall be printed,
painted, stained, or dyed in Great Bri-
tain (except such silks as shall be dyed
throughout of one colour only), (6) the

square yard
Publications. See Paper.
Ribands. See TITLE 217.
Sail Cloth. See Linen.
Salt. By 57 Geo. 3. c. 49. 61. the several draw.

backs of customs and excise payable on
the exportation of duty paid Salt from

Great Britain, are repealed.
Glauber's or Epsom Salts. By 55 Geo. 3. c. 66.

(a) See note (6) in preceding page.

E 8-PART X.

(6) 48 Geo, 3, c. 117.

. 8. C. 1977

Excise.

Customs
British Goods exported to Foreign Parts.

Bounty.

Bounty. Drawback. Sall, continued, viz.

£. s. d. £. $. d. £. $ 33. and 55 Gen. 3. c. 162. § 1. the excise

drawbacks on these articles are repealed.
Dried Cod Fish, Ling, or Hake, commonly

called Haberdine, which shall contain in
Jength 14 inches or upwards, from the bone
in the fin to the third joint in the tail of
every such fish, the cwt.

0 3 0
Wet Cod Fish, Ling, or Hake, the barrel of
32 gallons

0 2 0
Salmon, the barrel of 42 gallons

0 4 6
Full Red Herrings, the barrel of 32 gallons

0
Clean Shotten Red Herrings, the barrel of
32 gallons

0 1 0
Dried Red Sprats, the last of 10,000

0 1 0 Pilchards or Scads, the vessel of 50 galls.

0 7 .... Additional, until 24th June, 1826 (a)

0 1 6
Pilchards which shall be duly shipped and ex-

ported directly to any of the British West
India Islands, or to any place in the Medi.
terranean, in casks of 32 gallons or up-
wards, a bounty in due proportion to the
bounty or bounties by this act payable for
pilchards exported to foreign parts in
casks of 50 gallons, viz. the 50 gallons

0 8 6
Beef or Pork, which shall have been salted

in England with salt that shall have paid
all the duties due thereon in England, the
barrel of 32 gallons

0 5 0
Beef or Pork, which shall have been salted

in Scotland, with foreign salt that shall
have paid all the duties due thereon,
without any mixture of British or Irish
salt, the barrel of 32 gallons

0 5 0
Silk. See TITLE 217.
Soap. Hard Cake Soap or Ball Soap, (1) the lb.

0 0 3 Soft Soap, the lb.

0 013 Starch, of what kind soever, which shall be made in Great Britain, the lb.

0 0 31 Stockings, Silk. See TITLE 217. Stone Bottles, not exceeding two quarts (except

Blacking Bottles, as mentioned under Title 181,
Rules 3—5), (c) the cwt.

0 5 0 Stuff's. See Printed Goods.

See also TITLE 217.
Sugar. See TITLE 221.
Thread of Gold or Silver. See Wire.
Tiles. See Bricks.

Velvereis. }

TITLE CCLI.-TABLE F.

A TABLE of the DUTIES of CUSTOMS payable on Goods brought

or carried Coastwise from one place to any other place within Great Britain; and of the DRAWBACKS to be allowed on the Exportation thereof from Great Britain.

Coals, Culm, and Cinders, viz.
Coals (except Charcoal made of Wood) brought coast-

Description.

Duty.

Drawback.

Coals, &c. continued, viz.

£. $. d.
tion thereto for every chaldron thereof so entered
coastwise, Winchester measure

0 3 0
For the regulations under which the said duty of three shillings the

chaldron shall be repaid, see TITLE 229, Rules 16-20.
Cuals (except charcoal made of wood, brought coast-

wise from any port in Great Britain into any
other port in England or Wales (except the port
of London, and also except coals brought or
carried coastwise within the principality of

Wales, until Ist August, 1820), viz.
... in case they are such as are most usually sold by
weight, the ton of 20 cwt.

0 4 0
in case they are such as are most usually sold by

measure, the chaldron, Winchester measure 0 6 0
Coals sent coast wise from the port of Newcastle-upon-

Tyne to any other port in Great Britain, the chal-
dron, Newcastle measure

Description.

£. s. do £. 8. dhe

W

0 0 9

0 1 0

Coals, &c. continued, viz.

ores, within the Isle of Anglesey, or which shall be used in fire
engines for draining water out of the mines of copper and lead

within the said isle, see TITLE 229, Rules 41, 42.
For the regulations under which all the duties on Coals used for any

purpose relating to the carrying on the works for the mangfac.
turing of tin plates, and for other purposes at Pennygored in
the county of Pembroke, called The Pennygored Works, shall be
repaid, provided the amount thereof shall not exceed 1000l. In

any one year, see TITLE 229, Rules 69, 69.
Coals (except Charcoal made of Wood) brought or car-

ried coastwise to any port within the principa

lity of Wales, until the 1st August, 1820, viz.
in case they are such as are most usually sold by

weight, the ton of 20 cwt.
in case they are such as are most usually sold by

measure, the chaldron Winchester measure
By 69 Geo. 3. c. 12. $ 48. for all Coals used for any purpose re-

Jating to the carrying on the works for the manufacturing of tin
plates at Pennygored in the county of Pembroke, called The
Pennygored Works, for which the duties granted by this act shall
have been duly paid, a drawback shall be allowed of all such
duties, not exceeding the sum of 10001, in any one year: provided,
that the said drawback shall be paid upon the proofs and under
the conditions required by 35 eo. 3. c. 30. [TITLE 229, Rule

68.)
By the same act, $ 49. from 5th July, 1819, for all Coals which
shall be used in calcioing or smelting copper or lead ore within
the Isle of Anglesey, or which shall be used in fire engines for
draining water out of the mines of copper and lead within the
said isle, for which the duties granted by this act shall have been
duly paid, a drawback shall be allowed of all such duties : pro-
vided always, that the said drawback shall be paid upon the

proofs required by 26 Geo. 3. c. 104. [TITLE 229, Rules 41, 42.)
By 59 Geo. 3. c. 52. 13. the duties imposed by this act

upon Coals or Culm brought or carried coastrise to any
place within the principality of Wales, shall continue
until August 1, 1820, and no longer ; and from and
after the said day, Coals or Culm brought or carried
coastwise to any place within the said principulity, shall
be subject to the like duties as Coals or Culm brought or
carried coastrise into any place in England, except the
port of London, are subject to under this act, or shall
or may be subject to under any act in force immediately

before the said Ist of August, 1820.
Culm brought coastwise from any place in Great Bri-

tain into the port of London, the chaldron Winches

ter measure
For the regulations under which a quantity of Coals, Calm, and

Cinders, not exceeding 50,000 tons in the whole, may be brought
within one year by the Grand Junction and Paddington cavals to
London on paymeot of the following duty, see 45 Geo. 3. c. 128.

piะ.
For every ton of Culm so brought
A further duty of 1s. 3d. per ton on Culm so brought is also pay.