The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-02

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be carried coaswise from part of United Kingdom
to another from the Isle Man TO the United Kingdom
III And be enacted. That goods or pa ssengers shall
be imported into the United Kingdom any Of the ISL
ands OF Gnensey Jersey Afdensy, Sark, or shall any
goods passengers exported from the United Kingdom
to of the said islands shall goods passengers
derney Sayk Man any other of the said Islands, nor
from part of any of the said islands to another part of
~. 4nd be 1t enacted, That goods passengers shall
be carried from part of any British in Asa
except in British ships
V. PROVIDED Arrays and be tt enacted That if the ees-
posse sson shall an address to her Majesty PRAYING
her Majesty authorize permit the Of goods
part thereof in other than British ships or il the legisia
lures Of any two or more possessions which for the pun
neghborng possessions shall present addresses or Joint
address her Majesty praying her Majesty to place the
otherwise regulating same far as relates to the YES
sells which it be carried on il shall thereupon be
the conveyance such goods or or SO TO
late the tsde between such neghboring possessions as
in either case as SO to her Majesty may seem good .
VI And with regard the coasting trade Of Tdia be il
enacted That shall be lawful for the Governor General Of
hdia in council make any regulations authorizing or
permitting the conveyance of goods passengers from
other par thereof than British ships subiec TO such
restrictions regulations he may think necessary and
laws and regulations which the said Governor General ia
council now hereafter be authorized TO make and
any other laws regulations made by the said
General in council under the laws from time time in
and shall transmitted to England and be laid before
both houses of parliament in the any other
laws regulations which the Governor General council
is may hereafter be empowered to make.
VII dmd be it enaed, THAI ship shall be admitted
sue and that every British ship ESQ long as the
registry such ship shall be in force the certificate Of
naviga,ed daring the whole every VOYAGE whether with
cargo in BALLAST in every part the world by
who is British subj CT and by crew whereof three
fourhs least British seamen and if such ship be
employed coastng voyage from one part OF the United
Kingdom and the islands of Gurnsey Lersey Adernev
Sark Nun, from Of the said islands to another Of
same or be employed in fishing on the coasts of the United
Kingdom of any Of the said islands then the whole of
if due proportion of British be procured
in any foreign port in any place within the limits of the
British ship, or II such proportion he DESTROYED during the
voyage by any unavoidable circumstance. and the
of such ship make proof of the truth OF such facts the
isac!on of the collector and controller of the
British port or of any person authorized in any other
the same shall be deemed to be duly navigated.
VIII And be enacted That no person shall be deemed
British vessel except persons of the follow
ing classes that say. natual-born subjects her
ianen or by or under any act Or ordinance Of the egsa
proper legislative authority of Of the British
who become British subjects by virtue the
conquest or cesson OF newly acquired country and
who have taken the oath of allegiance to Majesty or
the oath of fidelity required by the treaty or capuIaon by
which such ne WY acquired country came into her Males
tvs Asiac sailors, Lascars being natives
OF any of the territories countries islands, or places within
the limits of the charter OF the East India Company and
under the of her Majesty of the said com
panv and who have served board any of her
Maestys ships war; in time of war, for the space OF
TX And be IL enacted, That if her Majesty shall any
time by her royal proclamation declare that the proper
ton of British the due navigation of
British ships shall be less than the proportion required by
this act every British ship navgaed with the proportion
of British required by such proclamation shall be
deemed be duly navgaed long such proclamation
shall remain in force.
appear her Majesty that British vessels are subject in
any foreign country any prohibitions restrictions
the voyages which they may engage, to the articles
which they may import into export from such country,
shall be lawful for her Majesty, iii she think t) by order
council impose such prohibitions restrictions upon
ships Of such foreign country, either the voyages
in which they may engage, the articles which they
may import into export from any part OF the United
Kingdom of any British possession in any part of the
world her Majesty may think fit, place the ships
such country nearly possible the footing in
British ports that which British ships placed in
the ports of such country.
XII And be ii enacted, That in it shall be made to
appear her Majesty that British ships either directly
indirectly subject in any foreign country any duties
onal vessels of such country exempt that any du
ties imposed upon articles imported or exported In
British ships which are not equally imposed upon the like
articles imported exported in national vessels or that
preference whatsoever shown either directly or indi
ecy national vessels over Drh vessels or to articles
imported or exported IN national vessels over the IKE Hr
ces imported exported In Brush vessels or that brsh
ida dn0uI cat