The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-04 00:00:00

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tire -emits per liespecl, tniatel ; iOppiitki, One I
dollar per hundred weight.; .on copper toils,-holts,
spikes, or nails, and composition rods, bolts,
spikes,,or nails, four cents per 1.4)6101 on col-
fee, five cents per pound';
.'ori cotton, three cents
per pound ; on currants, three cent's per pound ;
on figs, three cents per pound ; on foreign eatight
fish, one dollar per'itnintal ; on netekseel, (lite dol-
lar fifty cents per ;on salmooo, two dollar* per
bbl. 4 and On all other pickled fish, one thillar per
hbl, on window etas', not above eight hiehes by
len :iiiches in size, two dollars and fifty cants per
lottidred square feet ; on the same, notahave ten
inches by /we've in size, two dollars anti seventy-
five eentsilier banditti square feet ; on the same,
if above ten inches by taveke in size, three dollars
and t4enty-five cents per hawked square feet ; on
gluts',/five cents per pound.; on gunpowder, eight
cents per pound ; on hemp, one dollar and fifty
cents per hundred weight ; on iron or steel ware.
'not exceeding number IS, 'five cents per pound,
and over number nine centslier pound ; on
iron in bars and bolts, excepting run menthe-
lured by rolling, 45 cents per hundred weight ;
lon iron in -sheets, rods, and hoops; two dollars
and fifty cents per hundred weight, and in bars or
hOlte; when manufactured by rolling and in an-
chors, one dollar and fifty cents per hundred weight;
on indigo;,..filteen cents per pound ; on lead, in
pigs, bars or 'Sheets, one cent per putout ; on
shot manufactured of lead, tWO cents per pound;
on rttl and white lead, dry, or ground in oil,
three cents per pound ; on mace, one dollar per
pound ; on molasses, five cents per gallon ;
on hails, three cents per pound ; tan nutmegs,
slily cents per poand ; on pepper, eight cents per
'ponitd; on pimento, six cents per pisund ; on
plums 'awl primes, three cents per, pound; on
muscatel raisins, and raisins in jars and. boxes,
three cents per pound ; on all other raisins, two
cents per pound ; ou salt, twenty-five cents per'
bushel of fifty-six pounds ; on ochre, dry, one
cent per pound ; in oil, one and a halt cents per
pound ; on steel, one dollar per hundred weight;
oa segars; two dollars and fifty cents per thoe-
sand j on spirits', From grain, or first proof, forty-,
two cents. per idlon ; of second pibof, forty-five
cents per gallon I of third proof, forty-cightcents
per gallon ; of fourth proof, fifty-two cents per 1
gallon ; of fifth proof, sixty cents 'per gallon; above
fifth proof, seventy-five cents per gallon; on spi its
from amber materials than grain, of first and second I
proof, thirty-eight cents per gallon ; ot third proof,
forty-two cents per gallon ; of fourth proof, forty-
eight cents per gallon ; of fifth proof, fifty-seven
cents per gallon ; above fifth proof, seventy cents
per gallon ; on shoes and slippers of silk, thirty
cents per pair ; on shoes. and slippers of leather, '
twenty,:five cents per pair ; on shoes and slippers
forchildren, fifteen cents per pair ; ou spikes two
.cents per pound 3, on soap, three cents per pound ;
.on brown sugar; three cents per pound ; oft wince
.elayed or powdered suger, four.cents per pound ;
on lump-sugar, ten cents per pound ; loaf-
sorgar, sod on sugar-candy, twelve cents per ,
pound; on swift, twelve cents per pound ; un tal-
low, one cent; per pound ; on tea from China, in
ships or vessel's of the United States, as follows,
. via. : bohea, twelve cants per ionchorig
and other black, twenty-tire cents per. pound;
imperial, gunpowder, and goniee, Oily cents per ,
hound; liyson and young liyson, forty cents per
pound ; hystin skin and. other .green,- twenty.,,
eight cents per pound ; on teas from any other
:place, or in any other than ships or vessels of the
United. States,. as. follows, viz. bohea, 14. cents ,
per lb. ; souchong 'and other black, 34 cents per
pound ; imperial, gunpowder, and..goinee,, 68
cents per lb. ; liyson and young hysonl,s6 cents per
;.liyson skin and other green, 38 cents per lb. ;
nn martufacturetl tobacco,. other than swill' and'
segars, it) cents per pound ; on white and Paris
-white, 1 Cent per pound ; on wine, as follows,
viz. Mpticlra, Burgundy), Champagne, Rhenish,
and Vito, I dollar per gallon ; on Sherry awl.
.St..Lwar, 60 cents per. gallon :on other wine
not enumerated,.. when imported in bottles or
cases, 70 cents per gallon on Liabou, Oporto,
anti other wines ot Portogal, and on 'those of
Sicily, 50 cents per gallon.;. un Teneriffe, Faynl,
,and other wines of the. Western Islands, 40 cents
per. gallon ;
.01 other wines, when imported
otherwise than in cases and bottles, 25 per cents
per gallon oft Russia duck (not exceeding 52 •
archeens each,piere), 2 dollars ; on ravens duck
1
(not
exceeding 51 arebeen each piece), I dollar
and 25 cents:;•on. Holland (hick, (not exceeding
H 52 archeoss each piece) 2 dollars and 50 cents;
on spermaceftoil of foreign. fishing, 25. cents. per,
gallon ; on•wlsale or other fish oil of foreign fish-
ing,. I 5 cults per gallon; and on oil in casks, at
25 cents pergallon.
Set. ?.---And it fprdier enacted, that the following at
cks shall be it
portedinto the United States free of duties;.
that is to say, all articles imported for the dse of the United
Sterol philosophical ipparatusi instruments, books, maps,
,charts, statues, ,busts, p•asts,
,paintings, drawings,: engrav-
' ings, specimens of sculpture, cabinets of coins, genii, medals,
And alt other collectimiCof antiquities, statuary, modelling,
painting, arsydregi;etebing, tar engTaving,.specially Imported
try order quo! or the use of any society, incerpurated tor phi.
loimphical sir literttry purposes, ur fur the encouragement of
the rhos: arts, ot by order and for the use of any seminary of
'learning ; specimens iu natural history, mmeraiogy, botany,
mid anatomic II preparations, mullet of machinery and other
inventions, plants and trees; wearing apparel and other
personal baggage in set Val use, end the implements or tools
of trade of persons arriving in the United States; regattas of
antimony ; bark of the oink tree, unmanufartored ; animals
impel tett fur le rah burr stones, unterougin ; gold Coin, sit-.
err Coin and ; clay, onwrotight ; capper, imported itt
. any shape' for the use of the mint ; copper and' brass, its pigs,
bars, or plates, sisited„to the sheathings of ships t old copper
and brass, and old pewter, fit only to be re-nianufactured ;
' tiu in pigs or bars; furs, undressed, of all kinds; raw hides
and'shinsl lapis culaminaris.; plaister of Paris ; rugs of any
hind of 0(44_ sulphur
.Or brimstone; 'Brasil wood,
braziletto, red wood, capiwood, to-tie, nicaragua,
and other dye woods wood wriniannfactured, of any kind,
sine, teutensees or speller. • • -
See! 0.-4nd be it furtherpaacted, That an addition of ten
per centtim shall lie made to the several rates of duties above
specified and imposed in respect to all goods, wares, and Mer-
chandise, un the importation of which: in American or foreign
vessels is specific diternuination has not been herein already
made, which, after the said 300 flay of June, shall be
;ettAitted in ships resseg net of the United States': pro.
inlet! Oat this additional duty shall not apply to goods warts,
and oriachandisq imparted in. ships or vessels not of 11:e Unit.
ed States, entiticil by treaty, or by act or,acts of ('engross,
to be entered in'the ports of Muesli on the pay-,
went of the sante duties -as' are paid waif netts, wares stud
mi-rcirindise imported in
,strips er ressels of the linited
Stales, . _

See. he it further enacted, That there, shaft be a -
lowed a drawback of the duties, by this act anspoied, nn goodss
_,ware},, and, nicr4babdite, finparted iota the Umited'States,
upan the expuriathni thereat, within the tittle anti in the
manner prescribed by' the existinglaws, subject to the tat.
lowing praiisians; that la to say, that there Oat! not be an
411awance of the drawback of dutiei ia the case of woods