The Sun.
London, England, 1841-04-03 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PAPER•

RESOLUTIONS (with Amendments) intended to be par
posed its Committee on Trade of British Postwar
Abroad. (Mr. Lanouctierse):— ref
1. Resclved, That in lieu of the respective Dupab,
71. 108., of 151., of 201., and of 301. on every 1001..0f lie
value of certain of the articles specified in the bchedol
contained in an Act of the third and fourth year 0f I,,ai°a
William the Fourth, to regulate the Trade of the Br"'"'„
Possessions abroad, there shall he paid on goods, wa,rfcr
and merchandize not being the growth, productieNte
wartuf.ctura of the United Kingdom, or of any or b
British Possessions in America, and imported by eta
roll
_inland carriage or navigation, a duty of 71. for every 1 t,,
of the sake thereof, together with the amount of any I'
levied at the same time upon goods, wares, and rnereb";;
dize the growth or production of the United King
of the British posessionst.
2. Resolved, That, in lieu of the several.Dutiee
able under the said Act upon the following article?, the
being tine growth, production, or manufacture O.
ja
United Kingdom, or of any of the British Possession.oo
America imported or brought into any British Noes'',
by sea, there shall be paid the following Duties, viz.
Wheat Flour (except into Canada) the bar.
2 0
rel
Beef and Pork, salted (except into Canada), • 0
,3
the cwt
Wine of all sorts, whether in bottle or net,
for every 1001. of the value?, in lieu of all
Duties now pay able thereon, under the
Acts 4 Geo. 3, c. 15, and 3 and 4 Will. 4, 0
7 JO.
c. 59 Free.
Tire Bottles °
Shingles (except into Canada), the 1000 No 0
Oak Staves and Headings (except into Ca- 0
nada), tie 1000 No.
Wood Hoops (except into Canada), the 6
1000 No.
Pitch Pine, and other Lumber, 1 inch tbiok „ 0
(except into Canada), the 1000 feet 0
Now prohibited, but the prohibition whereon .
is to cease:—
Fish', dried or saled, the cwt 0 0
pi. pled, ,he barrel otlie
Together wait the amount of bny Duty levied st
.0,
same time upon similar reticles, the produce of. er,,s.
ported 1, em, the United Kingdom or the British Pe.'"
sr
3. ons.
Resol7el that Tea be permitted to be imperteaiil,
British North America by Inland Carriage or Natilgi'ls
on payment of ti .e Duty which may at that time be cbsibo,
abl, upon Tea imported from the United Ki,ga°lll; tat
getber with ten pounds per ceetum on the anreerl",
such duty. hie
4. IL solved, That Rum, the produce cf places
the limits of the East India Company's Charter. an
ported into British North America, shall pay the slit
duty as Rum the produce of places in the Britiah."7,
Indies. 01
5. Resolved. That so much of the said Act Pe
any sort < f Craft. Food, and Victuals, except Spirits;viel
any sort of Clothing and Implements and Materials Pg..„
necessary for the British Fisheries in America, to be frig
ported into the place at or from whence such Fi'bseralas
carried on, Duty free, shall be repealed, except so 1..•46
regards the following articles (that is to say), bread, e°o,
pork, b. ef, bacon, butter, lard, cheese,
duce of the British Possessions), potatoes, oiltivel'Afgge•
molasses (the, Prpot
barley, Indian meal, peas, rice, salt, corkwoods eierrs'ise
oakum, pitch, tar, resin, turpentine, varnish, spars, .I._ii.cart,
oak staves, shingles, wood hoops, leather and leathe.",,lfig
and all sorts of fi-Ling craft and bait, fishermen's elOt" as
end hosiery, which shall be delivered Duty free, 6'1.1-
use of the Fisheiies. c ere
6. Res, Iced, That Goods, the produce or rnaneflide
of the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, or Sat"..-ia
ported from such i-lands, be admitted into the
Possessions in America upon the payment of the Idet
Duty as the like Goods the produce or manufacture e' '-
United Kingdom, or of any of the said Possessions.