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turf's ,a in foreign vessels frorit any of the tali:nits,
ur pcissessions of Any lot eign power; to and .with the
vessels of the United States are not permitted to go and trevic,
that there shall not be an allowmiceut the-drawback of duties
for tlig amount of the additional 'duties by this act imposed on
goods imported in vessels' not of the United States t that
Were shall !Mt be an alloWance of the draWback in the case
of Toreign inAi pickled fish, and other aattsnt preifisions,
6511 oil, or playing cards: that there shall be de(lubted and
retained from the amount of the ditties od goods exported
with the benefit of drawhath (other than spirits) ttr..i and a
huff per :ceittuint and that there :diall be retained', in the
case of spirits exported'with the benefit of drawhatk, two
cents per gallon upon the quantity of spirits, add also three
per emituin on the attionfit of duties payable.on the impoita-
tiOns ther'e6f. libtinerertheless, the pi ()visions of this act
nOt be deeniedin any wise to impair mirrights and privileges
which liave Iteeti or way hu atotired by any foreign nation,
under the law's and treaties of the United States; upud the
Subject sst exporting. goodi from the United States, with the
benefit of a drawbagit Qn the duties-payable iti:o the impor-
tation the' ed. _

See. 5:---And lie it rurther enacted, That after the 30th day
of Jane next, in all case s of entry or u►erchandise for the be-
nefit of drawback, the ti►ae of 30 days shall be alhiwed 'from the
date of the entry, fur giving the exportation hoods for the
same, provided that the exporter shall, in every other partir,
eillar, comply with the regulations and formalities
hereto-
fore established for entries of exportation fur the benefit.of
drawbikk.' • • -

Sec. 6.-.—And be it further enacted, That thb ilatY en the
tonnage •of vessels, and the-bounties, advances, and draw-
backs, in. the case of exporting pickled fish -of the fisheries of
the United States,' in the case - of American vessels employed
iu the.tisheries, and in the case of exporting sog.ir refined
within the United States, Omit be and continue the sante as
the existing. law provides : provided always, that this provi-
sion shall not be deemed in anywise to impair any rights and
privileges which have been or nutty he acquired' by any foreign
nation, under the laws and treaties of the United states seta-
lice to the duty of tonnage ou vessels.
, Sec. 7.—Aud be it further' Onaeted, That the existing laws
shall extenil-tir, and lie in, twee for the collection of the dn-
ties impoSs.d by this let, on goods, wares, and merchandise,
imported into the United States; and for the recovery, col-
distrihution, and .remission of all fines; penalties,
and forhoititres; and for allowance of the drawliacks and homi-
lies by this Act authorized, as tally and effectually as if every
.regulationi 11:stilt:thin, penalty, forfeiture, provision, clause,.
mutter, and thing, it) the existing laws contained, had been
-.inserted in and re-enacted by this Art : and that all Acts, and
parts of Acts, which are contrary Jo thii Act, stud' no more,
shall be, and the same are hereby 'repealed.
Sect. B.—And be it. further enacted, That the Act passed
the 3d day of
.March 1815, entitled, " An Act to repeal so
much of the several Acts impiising duties on the tonnage of
ships and vessels, and un goods, wares, and in,rchandise
into the United -States, us imposes a discriminating
ditty on tonnage between foreign vessels and russets of the
United States, and between goods imported into the United
States iu foreign vesscls and vessels of the 'United 'States,"
shall apply and be in full 'force as to the discriminating duties
established by this Art on, the tonoage, of fin eign vessels,
and the goods,_wures, and mei cliandise therein imported.
• 11. CLAY, •
• Speaker of the !louse of Representatives.
JOLEN C;MLLAit.I),
President pro teuipore of the Senate..
April 97, 1816. Approved, J ANIES MADISON.