Duties payable upon Spirits, being of the Growth, Production, or Manu

facture of the United Kingdom, or of any of the British Possessions in America or the West Indies, imported into Newfoundland or Canada.

£ 8. d. Spirits, viz. imported into Newfoundland, viz.

the produce of any of the British possessions in South America or the West Indies : viz.

imported from any of the British possessions in South America or the West Indies, the gallon...100 6

imported from the United Kingdom, the gallon* 0 0 6

imported from any other place, to be deemed Foreign, and to be charged with duty as such.

the produce of any British possession in North America, or of the United Kingdom, and imported from the United Kingdom, or from any British possession in America or the West Indies, the gallon

0 1 6 imported from any other place, to be deemed Foreign, and to be charged with duty as such, imported into Canada : viz.

the produce of any British possession in South America or the West Indies, and imported from the United Kingdom, the gallon t..

0 0 6 ::.. imported from any other place, (except a British possession in America:) to be deemed Foreign,

and charged with duty as such. On the exportation of Rum or other Spirits (being the produce of the

British possessions in South America or the West Drawback B. P. Indies) from Newfoundland to Canada, a drawback Rum, exported from

of the duties of Customs paid on the importation Newfoundland to Canada.

thereof, from any of the said places into New.

foundland, will be allowed, on proof that the duties had been paid, and upon the production of a certificate from the officers at Quebec, that such Spirits had been duly landed in Canada, and provided the same be shipped within one year from the date of importation, and the drawback duly claimed within one year from the date of shipment.—6 Geo. IV. c. 114. Spirits, the produce of any British possession in South America or the

on

America to another.

Spirits, continued. West Indies, imported into any of the British possessions Spirits of the in North America, shall not be subject to any higher duty from one Co

West Indies than would have been payable, if such Spirits had been lony in North imported from some British possession in South America or the West Indies; -and Wine in casks, imported into the British possessions in North America, from Gibraltar or Malta, shall not be subject to any higher duty than would have been Wine in casks payable, if such wine had been imported from the United from Gibraltar

and Malta. Kingdom; and Wine in bottles, having been bottled in the

Wine in bot. United Kingdom, imported into any of the British Pos

tles from the sessions in America, from the United Kingdom, shall not

United Kingbe subject to any higher duty than would have been pay. dom. able, if such wine had been imported in casks; and no duty shall be charged upon the bottles containing such wine.—7 and 8 Geo. IV.c. 56,

Ø 30.

DUTIES payable on GOODS, WARES, and MERCHANDIZE, not

being of the Growth, Production, or Manufacture of the United Kingdom, or of any of the British Possessions in America, or of the Island of Mauritius, imported or brought into any of the British Possessions in America, or the Island of Mauritius, by Sea or by Inland Carriage or Navigation*.

TABLE OF DUTIES, (6 Geo. IV. c. 114.)

Duty.

£ s.

d. Beer and Pork saltedt, except into Newfoundland, and all

salted Beef and salted Pork, imported from New-
foundland, whether of foreign production or not, the
cwt.I...

0 12 0 *Biscuit, or Bread, the cwt.

0 1 6 Flour, made from wheat, the barrel of 196 lbs. net weight. 0 5 0

warehoused at any free warehousing port in the British possessions in America, and . All daties imposed upon the importation into any of the British Posses. sions in America, of corn or Grain unground, or of Meal or Flour not made of Wheat, or of Bread or Biscuit, or of Rice, or of Live Stock, or of Drugs, or of Gums or Resins, or of Dye Wood, or of Cabinet Makers' Wood, or of Tortoiseshell, or of Hemp, Flax, or Tow, shall be, and the same is hereby repealed.I Wm. IV. c. 24; and 1 & 2 Wm. IV. c. 84, § 52. Also so much of any Act as imposes any duty in the provinces of Upper or Lower Canada, upon the impoptation or bringing in of Wheat Flour, or of Beef, Pork, Hams, or Bacon, or of Wood or Lumber, shall be, and the same is hereby repealed. Also so much of any Act as imposes any duty in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, or Prince Ed. ward's Island, upon wood or lumber, shall be, and the same is hereby repealed. Also so much of any Act as imposes any duty in the British Possessions on the Continent of South America or in the West Indies, or in the Bahama or Ber. muda Islands, upon Wheat Flour, or upon Beef, Pork, Hams, or Bacon, or upon Wood or Lumber, when imported from any of the British Possessions in North America, shall be, and the same are hereby repealed.-- Wm. IV. c. 24, 2, 3, and 4.

+ Hams and Bacon included.
# 7 and 8 Geo. IV. c. 56 (July 6, 1827.)

TABLE OF DUTIES, (6 Geo. IV. c. 114.) continued.

Duty.

Flour, continued.

£ 8. d. imported direct from the warehouse at such port into any British possession in the West Indies or South America, the barrel*

0 1 0 -|Flour or Meal, not made from wheat, the barrel of 196 lbs.

0 2 6 +Wheat, the bushel

0 1 0 Pease, Beans, Rye, Calavances, Oats, Barley, or Indian Corn, the bushel.

0 0 7 +Ricy, the 100 lbs. net weight.

0 2 6 SHINGLES, not more than 12 in. in length, the 1000

0 7 0 ex. 12 in. in length, the 1000

0 14 0 Stavest, viz., Red Oak, or Headings, the 1000.

0 15 0 White Oak, or Headings, the 1000..

0 12 6 LUMBERT, viz., White, Yellow, or Pitch-Pine Lumber, 1 in. thick, the 1000 feet...

1 1 0 other kinds of Wood and Lumber, the 1000 feet. 1 8 0 Hoops, of Wood, the 1000....

0 5 3 Horses, Mules, Asses, Neat Cattle, and all other Live Stock,t for every 1001. value.

10 0 0 Spirits, viz., Brandy, Geneva, or Cordials, the gallon. 0 1 0 not otherwise charged with duty*, the gallon..

0 1 0 and further the amount of any duty payable for the time

being on Spirits, the manufacture of the United King

dom. Wine, imported in bottles, the tun of 252 gallons..... 7 7 0

if imported in Foreign quart bottles, the dozen quarts

0 1 0 not in bottles, for every 1001. value.

7 10 0 Coffee, the cwt.

0 5 0 Cocoa, the cwt.

0 5 0 Sugar, the cwt.

0 5 0 Melasses, the cwt..

0 3 0 Rum, the gallon

0 0 6 and further, the amount of any duty payable for the time

being, on Coffee, Cocoa, Sugar, Melasses, and Rum
respectively, being the produce of any of the British

Possessions in South America or the West Indies.
A LABASTER, Anchovies, Argol, Anniseed, Amber, Almonds,

Brimstone, Botargo, Box-Wood, Currants, Capers,
Cascasoo, Cantharides, Cummin-Seed, Coral, Cork,
Cinnabar, Dates, Essence of Bergamot, of Lemon,
of Roses, of Citron, of Oranges, of Lavender, and of
Rosemary, Emery-Stone, Flax, Fruit, dry, preserved

• 7 and 8 Geo. IV. c.56. (6 July, 1827.).
+ See note in previous page, as to repeal of duties.

# See additional duties in page 254.

8.

TABLE OF DUTIES, (6 Geo. IV. c. 114.) continued. | Duty.

£ d. in Sugar, Fruit, wet, preserved in Brandy, Figs, Honey, Jalap, Iron in Bars unwrought, and PigIron, Juniper Berries, Incense of Frankincense, Lava, and Malta-Stone for building, Lentils, Manua, Marble, rough and worked, Mosaic Work, Medals, Musk, Maccaroni, Nuts of all kinds, Oil of Olives, Oil of Almonds, Opium, Orris Root, Ostrich Feathers, Ochres, Orange buds and peel, Olives, Pitch, Pickles in jars and bottles, Paintings, Pozzolano, PumiceStone, Punk, Parmesan Cheese, Pickles, Prints, Pearls, Precious Stones, (except Diamonds,) Quicksilver Raisins, Rhubarb, Sausages, Senna, Scammony, Sarsaparilla, Saffron, Safflower, Sponges, Tar, Turpentine, Vermilion, Vermicelli, and Whetstones, for every 1001. value*

7 10 0 Clocks and Watches, Leather Manufactures, Linen, Musical

Instruments, Silk manufacturest, Wires of all sorts,

Books and Papers, for every 100l. value ..... 30 0 0 Cotton Manufacturest, Soap, Refined Sugar, Sugar Candy,

Tobacco manufactured, and Glass and Manufactures,
for
every
1001. value..

120 00 Hay and Straw, Coin and Bullion, Diamonds, Salt, Fruit,

and Vegetables fresh, Cotton Wool, Goods, the
Produce of places within the limits of the East
India Company's Charter, (including the Cape of
Good Hope,) if imported from some place within
those limits, or from the United Kingdom, or from
some place in the British Dominionsi, Saw Logs
brought into Upper Canada, Herrings taken and
cured by the inhabitants of the Isle of Man, and im-
ported direct from thence, any sort of Craft, Food,
and Victnals, (except Spirits,) and any sort of Cloth-
ing, and Implements or Materials fit and necessary
for the British Fisheries in America, imported into
the place at or from whence such Fishery is carried
on, in British Ships, Rice and Indian Corn, and
Lumber the produce of any British Possession on the
West Coast of Africa, and imported direct from
thence, Horses, Mules, Asses, Neat Cattle, and all

TABLE OF DUTIES, (6 Geo. IV. c. 114.) continued.

Duty.

€ d. other live stock*, Tallow and Raw Hides, brought by land or inland navigation into any of the British Possessions in America*, Masts, Timber, Staves, Wood Hoops, Shingles, Lath-wood, Cord-wood for fuel, Raw Hides, Tallow, Ashest, Fresh Meat, Fresh Fish, and Horses, Carriages, and Equipages of Travellers, brought by land or inland navigation into the British Possessions in America, Biscuits, Bread, Brimstone, Burr Stones, Cheese, Cider, Cork, Corns or Graing, Dog Stones, Drugsø, Flaxş, Flourg, Fruits, Gumsę, Hemps, Hops, Meals,Oakum, Ochres, Pickles, Pitch, Riceg, Rosing, Sago, Sausages, Saltpetre, Seeds, Spices, Sponge, Tallow, Tapioca, Tar, Tow%, Turpentine, Vegetable Oils, Wax, and Wood of all sortsg, imported into any of the British Possessions in America, direct from the Warehouse in the United King

Free Goods, Wares, or Merchandize, not being enumerated or de

scribed, nor otherwise charged with duty by this Act,
for every 1001. value....

115 0 0 ADDITIONAL DUTIES, payable upon the Importation from any Fo.

reign Country into the British Possessions on the Continent of South America or in the West Indies, or into the Bahama or Bermuda Islands; of certain Wood Goods.

dom*...

Table of Additional Duties. (1 Wm. IV., c. 24.)

Duty.

£ d. Staves and Headings, until 1 Jan. 1834, the 1000 ... 0 11 · 3

on and from 1 Jan., 1834, to 1 Jan., 1836, the 1000.. 10 7 3 White or Yellow Pine Lumber, until 1 Jan., 1834, the 1000 feet of one inch thick

0 7 0 on and from 1 Jan., 1834, to 1 Jan., 1836, the 1000 feet of one inch thick ..

0 5 0

And if any of the Goods before-mentioned shall be imported

through the United Kingdom, (having been wareAbatement and re

housed therein, and exported from the Warehouse mission of duties in certain cases.

or the duties thereon, if then paid, having been