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    320 Anno regni tricefimo feptimo Georert III. c. 96,97. [1796. CAP. XCVIL An aé& for amending and rendering more effeCtual an a&, paffed in the thirteenth year of his late majefty King George the Firft, intituled, An aét for the effectual draining and prefervation of Haddenham Level in the Ifle of Ely ; and for more effedtuilly draining and preferving the fea lands and low grounds lying within the ald Level.—-[ June 4, 1797 1 CAP. XCVII. An ‘aft for carrying into execution the treaty of amity, commertt, and navigation, concluded between his Majefly and the waited Siates of America.—[July 4, 1797-] Preamble. HEREAS a treaty of amity, commerce, and navigatin, ‘Preaty with has been concluded between his Maje/ly and the united lates America re- of America: and whercaty by the eleventb article of the faid irscy " it is agreed between bis Maje/ty and the united flates of Americy, that there foould be a reciprocal and entirely perfec? Mberey of navie gation and commerce between their refpettive people, in the manamr, under the limitations, and on the conditions fd jed in the following articles of the faid treaty: and whereas, by the qe ayticle of the Said treaty, it ts further agreed, that no other or higher duties foal y paid by the fbips or merchandize of the one party, in the ports ther, than Juch as are paid by the like veffls or merchandize of ol other nations; nor foall any other or higher duty be impofed in ome country, on the importation of any articles, the growth, produce, r munufalure of the other, than are or fball be payable on the imper- tation of she like articles, being of the growth, produce, or manufet- ture of any other foreign country; nor foall any probibition be impafed ‘on the exportation or importation of any articles, to or fram the ter- ritories of the two parties refpeBtively, which fball nat equally extesd to all other nations: be it therefore enséted by the King’s mot €xcellent majefty, by and with the advice and confent of the lords fpiritual and temporal, and commons, in this prefent parliament Goods may be affembled, and by the authority of the fame, That it fhall and importedfFom may be lawful to import into this kingdom, dire@ily from any of States of the territories of the united flates of America, in Britifb-built ‘America into fhips or vefleis, owned, navigated, and regiltered according ta Great Britain, law, or in fhips built in the countries belonging to the united in Britith or {tates of America, or any of them, or in fhips taken by any of fips, fe, the thips or veflels of war belonging to the government, or any under certain of the inhabitants of the faid united ftates, having commitfions regulations. or letters of marque and reprital from the government of the faid united ftates, and condemned as lawful prize in any court of admiralty of the faid united ftates, of which condemnation proof fhall be given to the fatisfa&tion of the commitfioners of his Majelty’s cuftoms, or any four or more of them, in that part of Great Britain called England, and any three or more of them, jn that part of Great Britain called Scotland, and owned by the fubjeéts ot the faid united ftates, or any of them, and the mafter and chree fourths of the maringrs,at leall are tahjele 1796.] Anno regni triceflmo feptimo Gzorei IlI.c.97. 321 ' of the faid united ftates,* any goods, wares, or merchandize, the growth, produdlion, or manufacture of the faid united ftates, which are not prohibited by law to be imported from foreign countries, and to enter and land fuch goods, wares, and mer- chandize, upon payment of the duties, and firhject to the con- ditions and regulations herein-afier mentioned ; any law, cuf- tom, of wlage, to the contrary in anywife notwithftanding. IL. And be it further enaGied, That all fuch goods, wares, Goods fo im- and merchandize, imported into Great Britain, either in fuch ported may be thips, or in Britifh-built thips, owned, navigated, and regif- ment of the: tered according to law (except fuch goods, wares, and mer- fame duties as chandize as are herein-after particularly enumerated or defcrited) thofe pryable {hall and may be entered and landed, upon payment of fuch 9” like goods duties of cuftoms. and excife, and no higher, as are payable on Brhuh velirle goods, wares, and merchandize of the like denomination or de- fromany other fcription, upon their importation into this kingdom, in Briti/b- forei buitt thips, from any other foreign country ; and in cafes where ‘Ys or whe different duties are impofed upon goods, wares and merthandize ie different, of the like denomination or de(cription, imported from different on payment’ | foreign countries, then upon payment of the loweft dutjes which of the loweft. by law are required to be paid on the importation, in Briti/b~ built fhips, of any fuch goods, wares, or merchandize, from any foreign country, according tothe fchedule and tables, marked , and F, annexed to an a, paffed in the twenty-eventh year of his prefent-Majefty’s reign, jintituled, 4m af for repeal jug the feveral duties of cufloms and excife, and granting other duties in liew’ thereof, and for applying the faid duties, together with the ther duties compofing the publick revenue ; for permitting the impor : tation of certain goods, wares, and merchandize, the produce or ma- nufoflure of the European dominions of the French ding, into this kingdom , and for applying certain unclaimed monies, remaining in the exchequer for the pasment of annuities on lives, to the reduction of the national debt ; or by any other laws in force, palled fuble+ juent to the faid aét, touching the duties contained in the faid fchedule and tables, marked A, D, and F, fubject alfo, when * imported in American hips, to the countervailing duties impofed by this ad. HI. And, in order to encourage and promote the trade from the united flates to this kingdom, be it further enadted, ‘That American piz any pig iron, bar iron, pitch, tar, turpentine, rofin, pot ath, eee % pearl ath, mahogany, malts, yards, and bowfprits, being the [es Oimporret growth, production, or manatdure of the faid united ftates, the'fone duc and all ftaves, and unmanufaétured goods and merchandize ties xs thole whatfoever, which are not prohibited by law to be imported piyable onthe from any foreign country, being the growth or produétion of Hiss goods im- the faid “united ftates, fhall or may be imported in Britif or britih ships American thips, owned and navigated-as hercin-before required, when accom \pon payment of {uch duties of cuftoms and exci(é as are payable panicd with on the like goods, wares, and merchandize, when accompanied (26 jsut with the certificates required by law upon their importation into thouzh not this kingdom, in Britifd built thips, from any Briti’ ifland or accompanied. Vou. XLI. Y plantation af 322 Anno regni tricefimo feptimo Georert III.c.97. [1796 plantation in America, notwithftanding fuch goods, wares, of merchandize, may not be accompahied with the certificates here- tofore required by law, fubject alfo, when imported in Americat fhips, to the countervailing duties impofed by this act. ‘The dutie on [V. Provided always, and be it further enaéted, That upon importation ef the importation into Great Britain, from the faid united fats be alcertained of America, of wheat, wheat meal or flour, rye, barley, beer, cr according to bigg, oats, oatmeal, peale, beans, Indian corn, and maize, the the prices in duties to be paid thereon refpedtively (hall be regulated and afcer- Gble Doin 36 tained according to the prices of wheat, rye, barley, beer, or 6% 3° 3% bive, peafe, beans, oats, and oatmeal, in the manner fet forth and fyecified in the table marked D, in an act, paffed in the thirty-firlt year of his Majelty’s reign, intituled, An ad? for re- gulating the importation and exportation of corn, and the payment f the duty on forcign corn imported, and off the bounty on Britith cor exported; any thing contained in this act to the contrary note withftanding. American oil, Vi And be it further enated, That all oil made from fil, ke. may be" or creaturcs living in the fea, and blubber, whale fins, and fper- | imported on maceti, being the produce of the fithcries carried on by the | FARR oF people of the faid united ttates of America, may be imported | tice anon from the countries of the faid united ftates into this kingdom importation in Britigb or American thips, owned and navigated as herehe fromcountries before required, upon payment of {uch duties of cuftoms as are | belonging : : tohis Mafehg, payable on the like goods and merchandize, upon thir impore vet! tation inco this kingdom, in Britifi-built {hips, from countries in Britith fils. not under the dominion of his Majefty, fubjet alfo, when im ported in diucrican Ships, to the countervaiing duties impoled by thisa@ ‘Americanto- VI. And be it further enagted, That any tobacco, being the bacco may be growth or produélion of any of the territories of the faid united fo imported ftates of “America, may be imported in Britifb or American thips, onpayment of owned and navigated as herein-before 1quired, upon payment as from Bri. of the fame duties of cuftoms and excife as tobacco imported b tihh'colonics Briti/s fubjects, from any Britt colony or plantation in Americ, | ihaceehe by 4 5 ‘ ; in Arperica by is or may hereafter be fubject to; and that any fnuff, being the produdtion and manufadure of any of the faid territories, may be imported, in manner before-mentioned, upon payment of | fuch duties of cuftoms and excife as {nuff, being the produaiog | or manufacture of Lurepe, imported from Europe, is or befe- ‘seburepean after may be fubject to, and may be warehoufed, and again ex- gee’ ported; uch tobacco and {nuff to be fubject refpedtively never- thelefS to all and fingular the regulations, re(trictions, penalties, and forfeitures, relating to the importation and exportatian there of, or in any other refpeét relating thereto, of an a, made and palfed in the twenty-ninth year of the reign of his prefent Ma- jelly, intituled, 4m 2d fer repealing the duties en tobacce and faaff ‘and for granting new ‘duties in lieu theres and another ad, paffed in the thirtieth year of his prefent Majefty’s reign, iati- tuled, 41 af to explain and amend an aft, made in the laf feffcn f parliament, intituled, ‘ An uid for repealing the duties on tobacee ond fh 1796.] Anno regni tricefimoeptimo G goretr III. c. 97+ 323 f, and for granting new duties in liew thereof’ or of any other acd fol relating thereto, fubje€ alloy when imported in fine« ricen (hips, to the countervailing duties impofed by this act: provided always, That fuch tobacco {hall be accompanied with a manifeft, as by law required. VII. And be it further enaéted, That any rice, being the Americantice growth or produdtion of any of the territories of the united mbt be aa flates of America, which thall be imported direAly from thence PovSs4 24, imo any of the ports of Great Britain, in mapner before-men- on payment tioned, may, upon the importer paying down, in ready money, of 84. per the duty of eight-pence the hundred weight, being part of the %ts duties now payable on the importation of rice, be landed -and warehouled, except as heréin-after provided, under the joint lacks of his Majefty and the importer, in fuch warehoules as fhall be approved of for that purpofe by the commiflioners of his Majefty’s cultoms, or any four or more of them, in that part of Great Bri» tain called England, ot any three or more of them, in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, or by the colleGor and comptroller of bis Majefty’s cuftoms of the refpedtive ports into which fach ice thall be imported, upon the importer’s own bond for pay- ment of the remainder of the duties due and payable for fuch rice, within eighteen months, according to the net weight and quan- tty of fuch rice at the time it thal be fo landed : provided always, . 4 ' at upon the importation of any fuch rice into the ports of anda certain Landen, Briftel, Porsfnouth, Cowes, Liverpool, Lancafter, Falmouth, payment of Pauley Whitebaven, ‘Hull; Greenock, and Port Glafgow, or either any duty, of them, in the manner herein-before exprefled, the importer Bua caeatt fill be at liberty to enter and land the fame, without payment “ditions of any duty whatever, upon condition that fuch rice thall be warehoufed, under the joint locks of his Majefty and the im. porters, in fuch warehoufe or warehoufes as thall be approved of for that purpofe by the commiffioners of his Majefty's cuftoms, or any four or more of them, in that part of Great Britain called England, or any three or more of them, in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, or by the colletor and comptroller of his Majefty’s cuftoms of the refpediive ports where fuch rice thall 3e imported ; and that every expence attending fuch warehoufing * hall be borne by the faid importers; and that fuch importer or Importers mporters or his or their known fervant, fhall, from time to time, MAY have 2c tall feafonable hours, as occafion may require, have free accefs St £0 Ware 0 fuch warehoufes, in the prefence of fome proper officer of the *Ue* cultoms, for the purpofe of fkreening and fhifting the rice, to event it receiving damage ; and that if any rice, which {hall be Rice taken © imported from the territories of the faid united (tates into any out of ware. of the ports above-mentioned refpestively, and warehoufed as houfes for forefid, thall be taken out of the warchoufes, wherein the fame 20%« £0" hall be fecured under the joint locks of his Majefty and the im- jar enema vorters as aforelaid, for home confumption, the full duties due suviea ind payable by law, upon the importation of fuch tice into this ingdom for home confumption, and alfo, when imported in American fhips, the countervailing duty impofed by this a@, fhall, : x2 Previoufly 324 Anno regni tricefimo feptimo Ggorert III. ¢. 97. [1796. previoutly to its being taken out of fuch warehoufes, be paid to the collector of his ‘Majety's cuftoms at thé port where fuch but may be rice fhall be fo warchoufed, but that fuch importer, if he intends _— to export fuch rice, fhall have liberty to export the fame from ouey Me fuch warehoules refpeively, under the fame regulations under fuhfiting re- which fuch rice might be exported by law immediately before gulations the paffing of this aét, without payment of any duty whatever: within ali: provided, that the exportation of any fuch rice, hereafter to be mitted period. rehoufed under the authority of thi a&, be made within the faid {pace of eighteen months ; but if not exported within that period, that: the full duties payable by law, and alfo, when im- ported in American fhips, the countervailing duty impofed by this a€t, fhall be paid for the fare, and not be afterwards drawn Bonds for du- back ; and that if any rice, which thall have been imported into ties on rice any port of this kingdom, not herein-before {pecially named, ported a and fhall have ben warehoufed upon the importer’s bond, in ortinnamed, Manner aforefaid, {hall, within the time herein before-mentioned,be- tobecancelled taken out of the warehoufe wherein it fhall have been fo fecured, | by deben- to be exported dire€lly from thence, thd bond entered into fi tures, on, the payment of the faid duties thereon thall be difcharged and | Gt werchoufes cancelled by debenture or debentures, made out and paffed in the for exporta- ufual manner, for the quantity or quantities of rice duly ex | tions but ported; and if any rice imported into any port of this kingdow, | hen taken not herein-before {pecially named, and warehoufed in manner Confumption aforefaid, (hall be taken out of any fuch warehoule for home { the remainder confumption, the remainder of the duties due and payable by, of the duties Jaw, and alfo, when imported in American fhips, the counter | tobe paid. yailing duty by this aét impofed, thall previoufly to its being taken out of fuch warehoule, be paid to the collector of his Ma jefty’s cuftoms at the purt where {uch rice thall be fo warehoufed? Jf duties be ‘provided, That if any rice warchoufed under the authority of this not paid on gt {hall remain in fuch warchoule beyond the period of eightee’ + Marchouked months, upon which the full duties due and payable by law thai? Months it hot have been paid, then in fuch cafe the fame fhall and may be! may be fold. fold for the duties, in like manner, and under the fame rules, re- + gulations, and reftrictions as any other goods are now direBed , by law to be fold for the dutics, and the produce applied in Bit | manner as is direéted by an aét, paffed in the twelfth year of the | reign of her late majefty Queen Arne, intituled, a aif for a- couraging the tobacco trade. Ad notte. VIII. Provided always, and be it further enadted, That nothiog Importationof herein contained fhall be canftrued to prevent the importation rice, &c. du- of rice atid other articles, without payment of any duty whaterth, ty-free, under by virtue of an aét, paffed in the prefent feffion of attiame, zee 3+ intituled, 4n a& to prohibit the exportation of corn, meal, fat, potatoes, and to permit the importation of corn and other artide of provifion, for a limited tine, in any fips whatever, without of duty, and in the manner in the faid a& mentioned, during the . continuance thereof. Goats ime IX. And be it further enagied, That all goods, wares, and Maem, merchandize, fo imported from the united ftates of Americs, aes ~ metica, on ‘i, 1796.] Anno regni tricefimo feptimo Georat IIf.c.97. ” g25 fhall, upon the exportation thereof to any foreign country, be exportation to entitled to the fame drawbacks as are or may hereafter be by Jaw 2Y foreign allowed upon the exportation of goods, wares, and merchandize goaie 2x" of the like denomination and defcription, when exported to any ported from foreign country ; and that there fhall be allowed and paid the Great Britain fame drawbacks and bounties on goods, wares, and merchandize, to America, to exported from this kingdom to the territories of the faid united 5¢

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