The Sun.
London, England, 1852-12-09 00:00:00

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To sth Jan., sth Jan., sth Jan., ith Jan., From
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1884, in- sth Jan., sth .Tan., sth Jan., sth Jan., 1858.
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Kingdom.

MALT.
That from and after the 10th day of October, 1853, the
duties of excise now payable under any act or acts in force
on malt made in any parts of the United Kingdom, shall
cease and determine ; and in lieu thereof there shall be
granted and payable the following duties (that is to say)—
For and upon all malt made in any part of the United
Kingdom from corn, grain or pulse of any kind whatever,
the duty of one shilling and threepence halfpenny, and five
per centum thereon, for every bushel imperial measure of
such malt, and so in proportion for any greater or less
quantity.
MALT DRAWBACKS AND ALLOWANCES.
That, from and after the 10th day of October, 1853, all
allowances and drawbacks of excise granted by any act or
acts now in force on beer exported from any part of •the
United Kingdom to foreign parts, and on spirits distilled
in England, Scotland, and Ireland respectively, in respect
of the malt used in the distillation of such spirits, shall
respectively cease, determine, and be no longer payable ;
and that in lieu thereof shall be granted, and allowed, and
paid the several drawbacks following, that is to say:—
For and upon all beer brewed or made of the specific
gravity hereinafter mentioned by any entered and licensed
brewer of beer for sale, and duly exported from any part of
the United Kingdom to foreign parts as merchandise ;
Where, in the brewing of such beer, the worts used be-
fore fermentation were of a specific gravity not less than
1.054, but less than I'oBl -
The drawback of two shillings and sixpence and five per
centum thereon, for every barrel of 36 gallons, and so in
proportion for any greater or less quantity of such beer.
And where in the brewing of such beer the worts used
before fermentation were of the specific gravity of I'oBl or
upwards,
The drawback of three shillings and ninepence, and five
per centum thereon for every such barrel, and so in propor-
tion for any greater or less quantity of such beer.
.And for and upon all spirits distilled in England, Scot-
land, or Ireland, for exportation only, or for use as ships'
stores, from malted corn only, not being mixed with any
unmalted corn or grain whatever, after the rate of two
gallons of such spirits for every bushel of malt.
The drawback of sevenpence three farthings, and five
per centum thereon, for every gallon of such spirits of the
strength of hydrometer proof, and so in proportion for any
greater or less quantity and strength respectively.
And for and upon all British spirits distilled or made
from any other materials than malt only, on the due ex-
portation thereof, or shipment for ships' stores.
The drawback of three farthings for every gallon at
proof of such spirits actually exported or shipped as stores,

MALT IMPORTATION DUTY.
That, from and after the 10th day of October, 1853,
there shall be granted and payable the following duties of
Customs on malt imported into the United Kingdom,
that is to say,—
For and upon every bushel imperial measure of such
malt imported, and so in proportion for any greater or
less quantity the duty of one shilling and eightpence, and
five per centum thereon.
HOPS. _ _

That, from and after the sth day of July, 1853, the
duties of Excise now payable under any act or acts in
force on hops the growth of Great Britain shall bo reduced,
and shall be payable at and after the rate of one penny,
and five per centum thereon, for every pound weight
avoirdupoise of such hops.
HOPS—DUTY ON IMPORTATION.
That, from and after the 10th day of October, 1853, the
duties of customs now payable on hops imported into the
United Kingdom shall be reduced, and shall be payable at
and after the rate of two pounds five shillings, and five per
centum thereon, for every hundredweight f such hops,
and so in proportion for any greater or less quantity.