The Sun.
London, England, 1860-02-13 00:00:00

TREATY.

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Resolved—That in lieu of the Duties of Customs now
chargeable on the undermentioned articles on their impor-
tation into Great Britain and Ireland, the following duties
shall bo charged until the 31st March, 1861, inclusive ; and
that from and after that date the Duties shall cease and
determine ;
Platting, viz., of chip, not being of greater value s. d.
than 6d per piece of 60 yards the 80. 0 3
Do., or other manufactures of straw, chip, or other
materials, to be used in, or proper for making or
ornamenting hats or bonnets, not otherwise enu-
merated or charged with duty 1 0
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Do., Cordonet, single and twist, of straw or other
materials
Do., Willow, squares the cwt. 6 0
B. GENERAL ALTERATIONS OP DUTY—WOOD, CUR-
RANTS, FIGS, &C., (NOT UNDER TRIATT).
Resolved—That in lieu of the duties of Customs now
chargeable on the articles undermentioned, imported into
the United Kingdom, the following duties shall be charged :
s. d.
Plate of gold the oz. troy 17 0
Do. silver, gilt or ungilt .. 1 C
Powder, viz.—
Hair Powder
Perfumed
Vermicelli and Maccaroni
Wood and timber, viz.—
Timber or wood, not being deals, battens, boards,
staves, handspikes, ears, lathwood, or other tim-
ber or wood sawn, split, or otherwise dressed,
except hewn, and not being timber or wood
otherwise charged with duty, the load of 50
cabic feet

Of and from British possessions the load of 50
cubic feet

Deals, battens, boards, or other timber or wood
sawn, or split, and not otherwise charged with
duty, the load of 60 cubic feet
Of and from British possessions, the load of 50
cubie feet

Staves exceeding 72 inches in length, 7 inches in
breadth, or 3i inches in thickness, the load of
50 cubic feet

Of and from British possessions, the load of 50
cubic feet
Handspikes, not exceeding 7 feet in length.. the 120 0 6
Of and from British possessions l2O 0 6
Do. exceeding 7 feet in length .. l2O 1 0
Of and from British possessions l2O 1 0
Knees, under 5 inches square
Of and from British possessions l2O 0 3
Do. 5 and under 8 inches square
Of and from British possessions •• • 120 1 0
Lathwood the fathom of 216 cubic feet 1 0
Of and from British possessions, of 216 cubic feet 1 0
Oars
Of and from British possessions l2O 3 9
Spars or poles, under 22 feet in length, and under 4
inches in diameter the 120 0 6
Of and from British possessions l2O 0 6
Do. 22 feet in length and upwards, and under 4
inches in diameter the 120 1 0
Of and from British possessions l2O 1 0
Do. of all lengths, 4 and under 6 inches in diame-
ter the 120 2 0
Of and from British possessions
Spokes for wheels, not exceeding 2ft in length 1,000 1 0
Of and from British possessions
Do., exceeding 2 feet in length — 2 0
Of and from British possessions
Planed, or otherwise dressed or prepared for use, and
not particularly enumerated or otherwise charged
with duty, for every £lOO value £s 0 0
Of and from British possessions, do 5 0 0
s. d.
Currants . the cwt. 7 0
Figs
Fig cake
Hops l5 0
Raisins 7 0

9, REPEALING THE PROHIBITION TO THE IMPORTATION I
OF MALT, AND FIXING A DUTY THEREON.
Resolved—That so much of Act 16 and 17th Vie., cap.
107, sec 44, as prohibits the importation of Malt, be repealed
and that the following Duty be charged thereon, on im-
portation into the United Kingdom, viz. : s. d.
Malt . .. .per bushel 3 0
10. TEA AND SUGAR DUTlES.—Resolved, that the duties
and drawbacks of Customs now charged and allowed on the
articles undermentioned shall continue to be levied, charged,
and allowed, on and after the let of April, 1860, until the
Ist of July, 1861, on importation into the United Kingdom
or on exportation therefrom to foreign parts, or on removal
to the Isle of Man for consumption therein, viz.:—
Tea ; Sugar, as denominated in the tariff; Molasses ;
Cherries, dried; Comfits, dry ; Confectionary ; Ginger,
preserved ; Marmalade • Plums, preserved in sugar ; Sue-
eades, incuding all fruits and vegetables preserved in sugar
not otherwise enumerated.
11. IMPORT AND EXPORT CHARGE OF ID. ON GOODS IN
PACKAGES AND IN BULK.—Resolved, that in aid of the
charges of the Customs establishments incident to the im-
portation and exportation of goods, and to the statistical
accounts there shall be charged (irrespective of any duties
of customs or other rates or charges payable by law) upon
the articles hereinafter mentioned, on the landing and
shipping thereof for importation into or exportation from
the -United Kingdom of Great Britain and Deland, the
respective rates and charges following, viz.:—
Goods, ii packages or parcels, per package or parcel,
Id. ; goods; in bulk—by weight, for every ton, Id. ;by
measure, per quarter or per load, ld. ; by number, per
1,000, Id. ; animals, per head, Id.
The rates on goods in bulk to be charged by the weignt,
measure, or number, as such goods aro required to be re-
turned to the ()Seers of Customs for the preparation of the
statistical accounts of trade and navigation of the United
Kingdom.
12. CHARGES TO DE LEVIED ON THE REMOVAL OF WARE-
HOUSED GOODS UNDER BOND.
Resolved,—That in aid of the charges of Customs esta-
blishments incident to the removal of goods under bond,
there shall be charged (irrespective of any duties of Cus-
toms, or other charges payable by law) upon the several
articles hereinafter mentioned, and which aro or may be
warehoused in any warehouse for the security of duties of
Customs under the laws aid regulations for the warehous-
ing of goods, on removal of such goods under bond from
' any such warehouse in any port or place to any such ware-
house in any other port or place, respective rates or
charges following, viz.:—

D.
Tea, the 100 lbs .1
4
Sugar, the cwt. • .... 0 4
Coffee, the 1001bs
Cocoa, the 1001bs
Pepper, the 1001bs
Tobacco, the 1001bs
.. 1 0
Wine, the 100 gallons
Spirits,' the 100 ga110n5.,,,~
Fruit, viz., figs, currants, raisins, the cwt.
Other goods, the package

13. CHARGES ON OPERATIONS IN WAREHOITSR.--Re-
solved, that before any of the operations hereinafter-men-
tioned are or shall be performed at the request of the pro-
prietor or his agent, in respect of goods deposited in any
warehouse or place for the security of duties of Customs
under the laws and regulations in force for the ware-
housing of goods, there shall be charged for every such
operation the respective rates or charges hereinafter-men-
tioned, irrespective of any duties of Customs er other rates
or charges upon the importation into Great Britain and Ire-
land,opera toironsotharcem piesrforrad,
e, of
ethe goods in respect of which such
viz. :-
5.
Repacking (the package)
Rpweighing (the package)
tilling up casks (the cask)
Racking casks (the cask)
Vatting casks (the cask)
Bottling (the dozen bottlts)
Disgorging bottled wine (the case)
Repacking bottled wino or spirits (the case) 0 6
Regauging (the. cask)
Other operations (the package)
Provided that when any such operation is required for the
purpose of removing goods from any such warehouse, in
any port or place, and in respect of which the rates or
charges payable on removal under bond shall be paid, such
operations shall be exempt from the said ratesorcha
upon
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respect thereof, and that delivery out of warehouse
payment of duty or for exportation bo not held to be an
operation within the meaning of this resolution.

[ADvienTteENIENT.I—EPPS'O clloraceopathio Chemist)
Cocok.—This esteemed preparation is *old by the prin.
eipal grocers at la. 6d. par lb., in 111 s., lib., and alb
paekots. Each packet is labelled Jamey Epps, lioraceo-
plthic olomiot) London."