The Express.
London, England, 1853-04-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 21, 1853.

TILE BUDGET.
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RESOLUTIONS
TO BE euorOszn 111 ME. CHANCELLOR OP THE EN,
CBE° VER.
I.—CUSTOMS.
No. 1.
That the Duties of Customs chargeable upon the Goods,
Wens, and Merchandise hereafter mentioned, imported
into the United Kingdom, shall cease and determine,
viz. ;
Agates or eornelians, cut or manufactured ; amber, ma-
nufactures of, not enumerated ; anchovies; aquefortis.
Dandstring twist ; barytes' sulphate of, ground ; bast
ropes, twines, and strands; blacking; brass, powder of;
becks and clinker., Dutch and other sorts ; bronze powder ;
brushes, paint ; buttons of metal and other aorta.
Cables, not of iron, new and oid, tarred and untarred ;
cameos, not set; camphor, refined; cantharidea' carmine,
carriages of all wets, casks empty, catliog., chalk prepared
or manufactured, cud not otherwise enumerated ; chicory
or any other vegetable substance applicable to the uses of
chicory or coffee, viz , raw or kilo-dried ; cider, citron
preserved in salt ; cobalt, oxide of ; coir rope, twine, and
strands; copper, ore of ; regulus of ; old, fit only to be re-
, manufactured ; unwrought, viz., in bricks cr pig!, rose
I copper, and all caret copper; part wrought, viz., bars, rods,
or bigots hammered or raised ; in plates and copper coin ;
or brass wire. Cordage, tarred or untarred, including
standing or running rigging; corks, fishermen's ; crayons ;
crystal, cut or manufactured ; cucumbers preserved in salt.
Elder fliwer water, extract of cheanut bark and wood,
quercitron bark. logwooi, sallower.
Fish, viz.:—Eels, turbots, of foreign taking, oysters,
salmon, soles, turtle; fresh, not otherwise enumerated;
cured, not otherwise enumerated; frames for pictures,
prints, drawings' or mirrors; furniture woods, excepting
ash, beech, birch, elm, oak wainscot.
Gauze of thread, Olass—any kind of window glass, white
or stained of one colour only, not exceeding one-ninth of an
inch in thickness, And shades and cylinders; all glass ex-
ceeding oue-ninth of on inch in thickness, all silvered or
polished glass of whatever thickness, however small each
pane, plate, or sheet ; painted, or otherwise ornamented ;
all hit. flint glass bottles, not nit, engraved, or otherwise
ornamented, and beads and bugles of glass; wine glasses,
tumblers, and all other white flint glass goods, not cut, en-
graved, or otherwise ornamented; bottles of glass covered
with wiener (not bring cut glass), or of green or common
glass; articles of green or common glass ; manufactures not
otherwise enumerated or described, and old broken glass
fit only to ho remanufactured ; gold, I f; gun-
powder.
Hair, manufactures of hair or goat's wool, or of hair or
goat's wool and any other material not particularly enu-
merated or otherwise charged with duty; hams of all triads,
harp strings or lute strings, silvered; honey.
Ink, Indian; isinglass.
Latten-wire ; lead, pig and sheet; linen, or linen and
cotton, viz.—cambrica and lawns, commonly called French
lawns, whether plain or bordered, lawns of any sort not
French, daraa,ka, and damask diaper, bails of all aorta;
liquorice root.
Mats and matting, mead, or metheglin, meat preserved
in any other manner than salted; mercury, prepared;
metal, leaf metal.
Naptha.
Oil of rosin, olives, orange•flowi r water, orsedew.
Painters' colours, manufactured ; pencils, of slate and not
of slate; perry, phosphorus, pickles and vegetables pre-
served iu salt, picture., pomegranates; pots, viz., melting
pots for goldsmiths of stone ; poultry and game, alive or
dead.
Rose water.
Saccharoun saturni, sausages or puddings, silkworm gut
skins, articles manulactured of skins or furs, 'gaol's, spec-
tacles; speller or zinc—viz., rods and oxide of; atone and
slate, hewn; marble sawn into slabs, or otherwise manu-
I lectured.

Tamaricds, tiles ; in blocks, inpots, bars, or
slabs ; tobacco-pipes of clay ; tongues, truffles ; turpen-
tine, of a greater seine than his. per cwt., oil or spirit of ;
I twine.
\timelines ; varnish, not otherwise described ; verdigris,
verjuice. vinegar.
Wafers, waz (sealing), whipcord ; wire—viz., gilt, plated,
silver, and brass; waste wooi—viz., billet wood or brush
wood, used fur the purpose of stowage.
Yarn, of silk and worsted, spun together and not dyed;
raw worsted yarn, not dyed or only partially dyed, and
not being fit or yr per fir embroidering or other Juicy pur-
poses ; yarn—cable yarn.

No. 2.
That in lieu of the Duties of Customs now chargeable
on Tea imported into the United Kingdom, the following
Duties shall be charged; that is to say, upon es ery Pound
of Tea--

To From and after 1 From and attar Pram
3th April, ISSO, .sthApill, 1854, to sth tpri1,1333, to and altar
inClUaKe• 310 :Whir 1635, 5:1. April, /1.56, sth April, 1656.
111.1104a5. Inclusive.
.0 a. d. A' a. d. C a. d. C a. d.
0110016 0 1 3 0 1 0

Curtains, commonly culled
broidered on musk° or net
All other embroidery not ens
every 1001. value
Ot and from British poasessr,

Swiss, em-
the lb. 0 1 0

1001. value
Essences, viz.:—
Of spruce
Nutotherwise enumerated or de '
scribed—viz., extract of car-
damoms, coculus indicus,
Guinea grains and of Para-
dise, liquorice, nut vomica,
quassia, opium, Guinea pep-
per, vitriol, Peruvian or
Jesua's bark, and of radix

mended, for
10 0 0
Ins, for tvery
5 0 0

the lb. 0 2 6

or at the

option of
the import-
er for

!bateau,
Eztract or preparation of any arti-
cle not being particularly enu-
merated or described, nor other-
wise charged with duty
then, dre.seti, viz.:—
Ostrich the lb. 0 3 0
Paudy bird „ 0 3 0
Not othcrwise enumerated or described „ 0 3 0
Flowers, artificial, not made of silk—per cubic
foot u packnd ;no allowance for vacant _ _

Feather',

every 1001.

value.... 10 0 0

spaces
W bully or in part made of silk
Fruit, raw, not otherwise enumerated, the bushel 0 0 2
Ginger, preserved the lb. 0 0 If
Glass, viz.—all flint cut glass, flint coloured glass,
and fancy ornamental glass, of whatever
kind the cwt. 0 10 0
Grapes the bushel 0 0 2
Hair articles, manufactures of hair or goat's wool,
or of hair or 'goat's wool or any other ma-
terial, wholly or in part made up, not parti-
cularly enumerated, or otherwise charged
• with duty for every 100!. value 5 0 0
Hats or Bonnets, viz.—
of chip the lb. 0 3 6
of bast, cane, or horsehair
of straw
of felt hair, wool, or beaver each 0 1 0
of silk, or silk shag, laid upon felf, linen, or
other material each 0 1 0
Iron and steel, wrought, not otherwise enume-
rated the cwt. 0 5 0
Jewels, emeralds, and all other precious stones,
set for every 1001. value 10 0 0
Lace and articles thereof, viz.:—
Mohair the lb. 0 1 6
Thread or cotton pillow lace, not being
Brussels, or Saxon or hone lace, not ex-
ceeding one inch in width the lb. 1 0 0
Thread or cotton pillow lace, not being
Brussels, or Saxon or bone lace, exceeding
one inch in width the lb. 2 0 0
Silk lace, pillow and spp.ication, not being
Saxon wire ground lace the lb. 1 10 0
Silk, SllOlll wire ground lace the lb. 0 8 0
Made by the hand, commonly called pillow
or cushion lace, not otherwise charged
with duty for every ICOI. value 10 0 0
Lead, manufactures of, not otherwise enume-
rated
Leather, viz., boot backs the dozen 0 1 6
Cut into shapes the cwt. 0 10 0
Linen, or linen and cotton manufactures,
viz.:—
Cambric handkerchiefs, hemmed or hem-
stitched, Rot trimmed the dozen 0 2 6
Stays the dozen pairs 0 4 0
Articles manufactures of linen, or of linen
mixed with cotton or with wool, wholly
or in part made up, not particularly
enumerated, or otherwise charged with
duty for every 100/. value 0 0
Liquorice Paste (not of British Possessions)
the cwt. 0 0
Powder (not of British Possessions) ~ 0 0
Maccaroni 1 0
Mace the lb. 1 0
Marmalade
bushel
0 lj
Medlars the bushel 0 2
Millboards the lb. 0 2
Morphia and its salts
Musical instruments, viz.:—
Musical hose', small, not exceeding four
inches in length the air 0 0 3
large 0 0 8
Overtures, or extra accompaniments„ O2 6
Pianofortes, horizontal grand each 3 0 0
Upright or square , 2 0 0
Harmoniums or seraphines, nut exceeding
three stops each 0 12 0
Four stops and not exceeding seven
stops each 1 4 0
Eight stops and not exceeding eleven
stop. each 1 10 0
Exceeding eleven stops , 2 0 0
Accordions, commonly called Chinese,
the 100 notes 0 1 0
Other sorts, including
common German aqua
Concertinas of octagon form, not com-
mon German the 100 notes 0 4
Brass instruments, all sorts .... the lb. 0 0
Musical instruments, not otherwise enu-
merated or described,
for every 1001. value 10 0
Mustard flour the cwt. 0 1
Nutmegs, of all sorts. the lb. 0 1
Nux Vomica the cwt. 0 2
Oil, viz.—Almond the lb. 0 0
Bays „ 0 0
Onions the bushel 0 0
Paper—viz., brown paper made of old rope sr
cordage only, without separating or ex-
tracting the pitch or tar therefrom, and
without any mixture of other materials
therewith the lb. 0 0
Printed, painted, or stained µepee, or paper
hanging, or flock paper the sq. yd. 0 0
Waste paper, or paper of any other sort,
not particularly enumerated or described,
not otherwise charged with duty ..the lb. 0 0
Pasteboard 0 0
Pears, ra • the bushel 0 0
dried ir U 1

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datums and
* concertinas,
the 100 notes 0 6

Percussion caps the 1,000 0 0 1
Perfumery, not otherwise enumerated ....the lb. 0 0 2
Pewter, manufactures of not otherwise enume-
rated the cwt. 0 2 0
Pickles, preserved in vinegar the gallon 0 0 1
Pimento the cwt. 0 6 0
Plate of gold the no. troy 1 1 0
of silver, gilt or ungilt
Plating, or other manufactures of straw, chip,*
or other materials to be used in or proper
for making or ornamenting hats or bonnets,
not otherwise enumerated or charged with
duty the lb. 0 2 0
Cordonet, and twist of straw or of other ma-
terials the lb. 0 0 6
Willow squares the dean 0 0 1
Plums, commonly called Frew& plums and
prunelles ' the cwt. 0 16 0
Dried or preserved (except in sugar), not
otherwise described the cwt. 0 16 0
Preserved in sugar the lb. 0 0 11
Pomstum
Potato flour the cwt. 0 0 41
Powder—via., hair powder the lb. 0 0 2
Perfumed
not otherwise enumerated or described, that
will serve the same purpose as starch,
the cart. 0 0 41

Prints and drawings, plain or coloured,—
single the lb. 0 0 3
bound or sewn
admitted under treaties of international
- - ..

copyright, single the lb. 0 0 1
bound or sewn
Quassia the cwt. 0 1 0
Quinces the bushel 0 0 2
Sage the cwt. 0 0 41
Scaleboard
Semolina
Ships, foreign ships, to be broken up, with their
tackle, apparel, and furniture (except sails)
fur every 100 f. value .5 0 0
broken up l.l, I, /9 50 0
Silk manufactures not particularly enumerated
or otherwise charged with duty, via. :
Parasols and umbrellas each 0 1 0
Damask, silk and woollen damask for cur-
tains the lb. 0 1 0
Pongees, in pieces not exceeding 16 yards in
length each piece 0 4 8
Exceeding 16 yards, and net exceeding
30 yards in length each piece 0 9 0
Exceeding 30 yards in length, at the
rate of fur every 30 yards
Handkerchiefs, plain and figured, is
pieces of 8 yards, and not exceeding 9
yards in length ..... ....each piece 0 1 6
Handkerchiefs, exceeding 9 yards, and
not exceeding 18 yards in length, each
piece
China damask the running yard 0 0 8
China crape shawls, plain end damask....the lb. 0 3 0
embroidered the lb. 0 o 0
Corahs, Choppaha, Bandannas, and Tuesore
cloths, viz.:
In pieces of 41 yards, and not exceeding 51
yards in length each piece 0 0 4
Exceeding 61 yards,and not exceeding 61
yards in length each piece 0 0 6
Exceeding 61 yards, and not exceeding 71
yards in length each piece 0 0 8
Exceeding 71 yards,and not exceeding 81
yards in length each piece 0 0 9
Exceeding 84 yards,and notexceeding 91
yards in length each piece 0 0 10
And for every additional yard in length 0 0 11
Silk manufactures, produce of Europe, viz. :
Velvet, plain or figured;
Br .ad stuff the lb. 0 9 0
Broad stuff; the foundation of which
is wholly composed oh cotton or of
other materials than silk—the lb. 0 3 0
Manufactures of silk, or of silk and any
other material called plush .... the lb. 0 3 0
Manufactures commonly used for making
hats the lb. 0 2 0
Manufactures cf rile, or of silk mixed with
any other material not particularly eau-

marated or otherwise charged with
duty fur every lOW. ♦alas 16 0 0
Manufactures of and from British woosea-
MOUS foe story 1001. val.. 5 0 0
Soap. viz :
Hard

the awt. 0 16 0
1 soft
ono so
Naples OlB 0
Spa Ware the cubic foot 0 0 8
Spelter, or zinc menufactures ot, not otherwise
enumerred the cwt 0 2 0
Spirits, curtliaki, or strosg waters, not being the
produce of any British possession in Ame-
rico, nor of any British tassestion within the
limits of the East In.lia Compauy's Charter.,
in regard to which the conditions of the act
4th 'Victoria, chap. 8, have or shall have
been ful6llbd, sweetened, or mixed w,th
any article, so that the degree of strength
cannot be exactly ascertained by Syke's hy-
drometer; and perfumed spirits, to be used
as perfumery only the gallon 1 0 0
Starch the cwt. 0 0 4i
Gum of, terrified or ea'cinett
Suceade-, including all fruits and vegetobles pre-
served in sugor the lb. 0 0 li
Tapioca the cwt. 0 0 4}
Tiufo.l
Manufactures of, sad,,
sat otherwise

enumerated
Tobacco, manufactured, not being cigars, viz. :
C .vendish, stegruil, ad, and twist the lb. 0 3 6
all other sorts, not enumerated, _ _ _

.
and cigars
Toys—viz., marbles the cwt. 0 1 0
all other toys the cubic foot 0 0 6
Turnery, not otherwise described .... „ 0 0 6
Vermicelli
Washing balls
Watches, of gold, silver, or any other metal, ex-
ceeding the value of 10/.
Other watches, viz.
Gold, open faces

„0 5 0

.•
Hunters
Repeaten
Silver, or any other metal not gold :
Open faces
Hunters

~ 0 2 6
0 3 6
Repeaters
Water, Cologne water, the Hum (30 of such
fis,k.s containing not more thin one gallon
cach 0 0 8
When not in flasks (as perfumed spirits)
the gallon 1 0 0
Woollens, articles, or manufactures of wool (not
being gnat's wool), or of wool mind with cot-
ton, viz.

Carpets and rugs the square yard 0 0 6
Shawls, irurfs, and handkerchiefs, plain,
and not printed the lb. 0 0 4
printed
Gloves the dozen pairs 0 0 3
Articles of manufactures of wool (nut la ing
goat', wool), or of wool mixed with cotton,
wholly or in part made up, not otherwise
charged with duty ~fur every 1001. value 5 0 0