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Table B.—(lnwards.)

dom, the several Bounties or ,Allowances following, in lieu of
former Bounties on the like articles, viz.
Ribbons of Silk only, or of Silk mixed with Gold or Silver
- -if not wholly, or not in part corn.
posed of Spun Silk, the Ib.
- if wholly, or in part composed of
Spun Silk, the lb. - . 06 8
Silk Lace, and Stuffs of Silk only, or of Silk mixed
with Gold and Silver
- - - - if not wholly, or not in part corn.
posed of Spun Silk, the lb.
•- - if wholly, or in part composed of
Spun Silk, the lb. - 0 6 8
Silk Stockings, Silk Gloves, and other articles of
Silk Hosiery
not wholly, or not in part
composed of Spun Silk, the lb. 07 I;
or if Stockings with Cotton feet and
tops, or either of them, the lb.
- -if wholly, or in part com-
posed of Spun Silk, the lb.
------- or if Stockings with Cotton feet
and tops, or either of them, the 11). 0 2 0
Stockings of Silk and Cotton mix-
ed, the lb.
Silk Fringes, Silk Trimmings, Silk Lacing, Stitch-
ing or Sewing Silk, the lb. - - Ribbons and Stuffs (except Bombasines) of' Silk 04 0
with Incle, Cotton, 'Worsted, Grogram
Yarn, Mohair Yarn, or either or all of them,
- if two third parts of both the warp
and the shoot be Silk, the lb. - 0 4 0
- - - - if the whole of the warp, or the
whole of the shoot be Silk, the lb. -
- - - if two third parts of the warp, or
two third parts of the shoot be Silk, the lb. 0 2 0
Bombasines, the lb. ..
Silk Lace and Ribbons, and Stuffs
of Silk only, or 0 1 6
of Silk mixed with gold or silver, ornamented
with embroidery, tambour, needle-work, lace, or
fringe, provided the ornaments on or attached to
such Lace, Ribbons, and Stuffs respectively, are of Incle, Cotton, Worsted, or either or all of
them, the lb. . - 0
10. " That Pease may be at all times imported foro See 4 d on
payment of the Duty specified in the foregoing Schedule (A),
whatever the average prices of British Corn may be, and al-
though the importation of such Pease as Foreign Corn may be
prohibited by the Acts relating to the Impartation of Corn."
21. That the several Acts made for prohibiting the importa-
tion of Chocolate ready made, Cocoa Paste, and Cocoa Nuts,
Shells, or Husks, without the Nuts, into any part of the
United Kingdom should be repealed."
12. " That, upon the exportation from Great Britain, except
to Ireland, or from Ireland except to Great Britain, of any
Rice, not rough, or in the husk, produced from Paddy, which
shall have paid the Duties on the importation thereof, there
shall be allowed a Drawback of two shillings and sixpence for
every hundred weight thereof, if imported from the British Co-
lonies, and of ten shillings for every hundred weight thereof, if
imported from any foreign country."
13. " That it is expedient that an Act passed in the 12th
year of his late Majesty King George the Third, for encourag m- g the manufacture of leather, byhe lowering the Duty payable
upon e importation of Oak-bark, when the price of such bark
shall exceed a certain rate, should be repealed."
14. " That it shall be lawful to import into the United King-
dom of Great Britain and Ireland any Wood fit for ship-build-
ing, the growth or produce of any place or country within the
limits of the Charter granted to the United Company of Mer.
chants of England trading to the East Indies, without payment
of any Subsidy, Custom, or other Duty whatever, for the same." 15. " That the Duties imposed. on the importation of Sugar
from the East Indies, by an Act made in the Ist and 2d years
of his present Majesty, and which were continued by an Act
made in the last Session of Parliament shall be repealed, and
That in lieu and instead of the said Duties, the following
Duties shall be granted and made payable, viz.:_.
On all Sugar not being Sugar Candy, nor refined,
the growth, produce, or manufacture of any
British Colony, Plantation, or Territory in the
East Indies, the cwt. -
- - the growth, produce, or manufacture of
China, Java, the Eastern Islands, or any other
country or place in the East Indies, except the
British Colonies, Plantations, or Territories, the
cwt. -
CUSTOMS,—Schedules ordered,
ll4o6woedf:luiepopi certainrlesentDuAtirtesidoesf Customs, and
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and Drawbacks proposed to be granted and allowed on the same
Articles, in lieu thereof.
" Showin ► the existing Duty on certain Goods imported into
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exported
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Great Britain, as they are now in force ; and also, a the Duties
Drawbacks
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Ireland, and the rates of Duty of Customs in lieu thereof, pro-
posed to be levied by a new Bill to be submitted to Parliament."

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NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR WEDNESDAY.
1. Mr. Sykes—Repeal of the Duty on Tallow Candles.
2. Sir James Mackintosh—Criminal Laws.
3. Mr. Martin (of Galway)—Bill to prohibit Bull-baiting, and
Dog Fights.
4. Mr. Spring Rice—Bill to amend the Laws relating to Co-
roners (Ireland).
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR WEDNESDAY.
1. Elections (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading.
2. Sheriff of Dublin—lnquiry into his conduct—Committee
thereupon.—Witnesses to attend.
3. Beer Duties Bill—Report.
4. Quakers Affirmation Bill—Second Reading.
5. Turnpike Trustees Meeting Bill—Committee.
6. Grand Jury Presentments (Ireland) Bill—Further conside-
ration of Report.
7. Linen Manufacture (Scotland) Bill—Committee.
8. Silk Manufacture Bill—Second Reading.
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9. Masters and Apprentices Bill—Report.
10. Tithes Composition (Ireland) Bill—Further Consideration.
of Report.
11. Commutation of Tithes (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
12. Joint Tenancy (Ireland) Bill—Further consideration of
Report.
13. Church Rates (Ireland) Bill—Corninittee.
[4. Sheriff Courts (Scotland) Bill—Third Reading.
[5. Supply—Postponed Resolutions of 30th April to be consi-
dered.
16. Supply—Committee.
L 7. Ways and Means—Committee.
NOTICES GIVEN ON FRIDAY.
Monday, May 26.
Lord Viscount Palmerston—To vote Estimates, Disembo.
died Militia.

TV:ednesday, May 28.
Sir Henry Parnell—Secret Committee to inquire into the
cause of the present Disturbances in Ireland. Deferred
from May 23.

Friday, May 30.
1. Mr. Creevey_To take into consideration the Petition from
Barbadoes and the other Islands relating to the Four and
a Half per Cent. Duties.
2. Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer—Lottery Resolutions.
(In Committee of Ways and Means.)
Thursday, June i.
2. Mr. Hume—Motion relating to the late Promotions in the
Navy.
PRIVATE BILL.LSEcoxn READING for IVEDNEsbaIr.
I. Unetc% Estate I 2. Buck's Estate.
[The whole .of the Notices of Motions and Orders of Dau
which now stand in Me Order Book of Me House of c',o;;.!
mans, will be inserted to-morrow.]