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value of nine fhillings per bundle, and not exceeding the dimenfions of fifteen inches by twenty inches, one fhilling and three-pence. 13 For every bundle of paper which fhall be made in Great Britain, called double pott, of the value of nine fhillings and not exceeding the value of fixteen fhillings per bundle, and not exceeding the dimenfions of feventeen inches by twenty-five inches and an half, two fhillings and three-pence halfpenny.

For every ream of paper which fhall be made in Great Britain, called cartridge, not exceeding the dimenfions of twenty-one inches by twenty-fix inches, two fhillings and eight-pence farthing.

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For
every ream of paper which shall be made in Great Britain, called
fquare cartridge, not exceeding the dimenfions of twenty-four inches
and an half by twenty-five inches and an half, three fhillings and
three farthings.
For every ream of paper which fhall be made in Great Britain, called
fmall cartridge, not exceeding the dimenfions of nineteen inches and
a quarter by twenty-four inches, two fhillings and three-pence half-
penny.
For every ream of paper which fhall be made in Great Britain, called
elephant common, not exceeding the dimenfions of twenty-three
inches by twenty-eight inches, one fhilling and eleven-pence.
For every ream of paper which fhall be made in Great Britain, called
fugar blue, not exceeding the dimenfions of twenty-one inches and
an half by thirty-three inches, three fhillings and three farthings.
For every ream of paper which fhall be made in Great Britain, called
fugar blue fmaller fize, not exceeding the dimenfions of eighteen
inches and three quarters by twenty-feven inches, two fhillings and
three-pence halfpenny.
For every ream of paper which fhall be made in Great Britain, called
fugar blue demy fize, not exceeding the dimenfions of feventeen
inches and an half by twenty-two inches, one fhilling and eleven-
pence.

For every ream of paper which fhall be made in Great Britain, called
fugar blue crown fize, not exceeding the dimenfions of fifteen inches
by twenty inches, one fhilling and eleven-pence.
For every ream of paper which fhall be made in Great Britain, called
purple royal, not exceeding the dimenfions of nineteen inches and
an half by twenty-four inches and a quarter, one fhilling and fix
pence halfpenny.

For every ream of paper which fhall be made in Great Britain, called
blue elephant, not exceeding the dimenfions of twenty-three inches
by twenty-eight inches, two fhillings and three-pence halfpenny.
For every bundle of paper which fhall be made in Great Britain, called
blue royal, not exceeding the dimenfions of nineteen inches and an
half by twenty-four inches and a quarter, three fhillings and three
farthings.

For every bundle of paper which shall be made in Great Britain, called blue demy and bloffom, not exceeding the dimenfions of feventeen inches by twenty-two inches, two fhillings and one farthing.

For every bundle of paper which shall be made in Great Britain, called blue crown fingle, not exceeding the dimenfions of fifteen inches by twenty inches, one fhilling and one penny three farthings.

FIFTH TABLE.

For every ream of whited brown paper which fhall be made in Great Britain, called royal hand thick, not exceeding the dimenfions of twenty-four inches by nineteen inches and a quarter, one fhilling and four-pence.

For every bundle of whited brown paper which shall be made in Great Britain, called royal hand, not exceeding the dimenfions of twentyfour inches by nineteen inches and a quarter, one fhilling and fixpence halfpenny.

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For every bundle of whited brown paper which fhall be made in Great Britain, called lumber hand, not exceeding the dimenfions of twentythree inches by eighteen inches, one fhilling and fixpence halfpenny. O 1 61 For every bundle of whited brown paper which shall be made in Great Britain, called double two pound, not exceeding the dimenfions of twenty-four inches by fixteen inches, one fhilling and one penny three farthings. For every bundle of whited brown paper which shall be made in Great Britain, called fingle two pound, not exceeding the dimenfions of fixteen inches by eleven inches, five-pence three farthings. For every bundle of whited brown paper which fhall be made in Great Britain, called middle hand double, not exceeding the dimenfions of thirty-three inches by twenty-one inches, two fhillings and threepence halfpenny.

For every bundle of whited brown paper which fhall be made in Great
Britain, called middle hand, not exceeding the dimenfions of twenty-
two inches by fixteen inches, one fhilling and one penny three far-
things.
For every bundle of whited brown paper which fhall be made in Great
Britain, called fmall hand double, not exceeding the dimenfions of
thirty-two inches by twenty inches, one fhilling and fixpence half-
penny.

For every bundle of whited brown paper which fhall be made in Great
Britain, called fmall hand, not exceeding the dimenfions of nineteen
inches and three quarters by fixteen inches, nine-pence farthing.
For every bundle of whited brown paper which fhall be made in Great
Britain, called couples pound and half pound, not exceeding the
dimenfions of twelve inches by ten inches, and of nine inches by
feven inches and an half, five-pence three farthings.

For every ream of brown paper which fhall be made in Great Britain,
called imperial cap, not exceeding the dimentions of twenty-nine
inches by twenty-two inches, one fhilling and fixpence halfpenny.
For every ream of brown paper which fhall be made in Great Britain,
called haven cap, not exceeding the dimenfions of twenty-four inches
by twenty inches, one fhilling and one penny three farthings.
For every ream of brown paper which fhall be made in Great Britain,
called bag cap, not exceeding the dimenfions of twenty-three inches
and an half by nineteen inches, eleven-pence halfpenny.

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F.

For every ream of brown paper which fhall be made in Great Britain, called Kentifh cap, not exceeding the dimenfions of twenty-one inches by eighteen inches, nine-pence farthing.

For every ream of brown paper which fhall be made in Great Britain, called four pounds, not exceeding the dimenfions of twenty inches by fixteen inches, nine-pence farthing.

For every ream of brown paper which fhall be made in Great Britain, called fmall cap, not exceeding the dimenfions of twenty inches by fifteen inches, five-pence three farthings.

For every ream of brown paper which shall be made in Great Britain, called double four pounds, not exceeding the dimenfions of thirtythree inches by twenty inches, one fhilling and fixpence half

penny.

For every bundle of brown paper which shall be made in Great Britain,
called fingle two pounds, not exceeding the dimenfions of fixteen
inches by eleven inches, nine-pence farthing.
For every bundle of brown paper which fhall be made in Great Britain,
called couples pound and half pound, not exceeding the dimenfions
of twelve inches by ten inches, and of nine inches by feven inches
and an half, five-pence three farthings.
For every hundred weight of pafteboard, millboard, fcale board, and
glazed paper, which fhall be made in Great Britain, fix fhillings
and ten-pence three farthings.
And after thofe rates for any greater or lefs quantity of fuch
papers, pafteboards, millboards, fcale boards, and glazed paper,
refpectively.

The faid feveral rates and duties upon the faid feveral forts of
paper, pateboard, millboard, fcale board, and glazed paper,
to be paid by the makers thereof respectively.

For every fort or kind of paper not herein-before enumerated and de-
scribed which fhall be made in Great Britain, a duty after the rate
of twenty pounds and fourteen fhillings for every one hundred
pounds of the true and real value of the fame including the duties
hereby charged thereon.

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20 14 The faid duties for fuch forts or kinds of paper refpectively to be paid by the makers thereof respectively.

PRINTED GOODS.

For every yard fquare of paper which fhall he printed, painted, or ftained in Great Britain, to ferve for hangings or other ufes (over and above the duties payable for fuch paper before the printing, painting, or staining thereof) and fo in proportion for any greater quantity; to be paid by the printer, painter, or stainer thereof, one penny three farthings.

For every yard in length, reckoning yard-wide, of foreign callicoe, and of foreign muflin, which fhall be printed, ftained, painted, or dyed in Great Britain (except fuch as fhall be dyed throughout of one colour only) and fo in proportion for any greater or leffer quantity seven-pence.

For every yard in length, reckoning yard-wide, of all linens and of all ftuffs made either of cotton or linen mixed with other materials, futians, velvers, velverets, dimities, and other figured ftuffs made

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of cotton and other materials mixed or wholly made of cotton wool,
wove in Great Britain, which shall be printed, itained, painted, or
dyed in Great Britain (except fuch as fhall be dyed throughout of
one colour only, and fluffs made of woollen or whereof the greateft
part in value fhall be woollen) and fo in proportion for any greater
or leffer quantity, three-pence halfpenny.
For every yard in length, reckoning yard-wide, of stuffs wholly made
of cotton wool, wove in Great Britain, commonly called British ma-
nufactory, and of British muslins, which fhall be printed, ftained,
painted, or dyed, in Great Britain (except fuch as fhall be dyed
throughout of one colour only) and fo in proportion for any greater
or leffer quantity, three-pence halfpenny.

For every yard in length, reckoning half yard wide, of all filks which
fhall be printed, ftained, or painted in Great Britain (filk handker-
chiefs excepted) over and above the duties payable upon the impor-
tation of them or any of them, and fo in proportion for any greater
or leffer quantity, one fhilling and one penny three farthings.
For every yard fquare of filk handkerchiefs, which fhall be printed,
ftained, painted, or dyed, in Great Britain, and fo in proportion
for wider or narrower filk handkerchiefs, over and above the duties
payable upon the importation of them or any of them, and fo in pro-
portion for any greater or leffer quantity, four-pence halfpenny.
The faid duties on printed, ftained, painted, or dyed goods, which
fhall be printed, ftained, painted, or dyed, in Great Britain, to
be paid by the printer, ftainer, painter, or dyer thereof.
For every yard in length, reckoning yard-wide, of French printed,
ftained, painted, or dyed callicoes and muflins (except fuch as fhall
be dyed throughout of one colour only) which fhall be imported into
Great Britain directly from any of the European dominions of the
French king, and fo in proportion for any greater or leffer quan-
tity; to be paid by the importer thereof before the landing thereof,
feven-pence.

16. s. d.

For every yard in length, reckoning yard-wide, of all French printed, ftained, painted, or dyed linens and ftuffs made either of cotton or linen mixed with other materials, fuftians, velvets, velverets, dimities, and other figured ftuffs made of cotton and other materials mixed or wholly made of cotton-wool (except fuch as fhall be dyed throughout of one colour only) which fhall be imported into Great Britain directly from any of the European dominions of the French king, and fo in proportion for any greater or leffer quantity; to be paid by the importer thereof before the landing thereof, three-pence halfpenny.

SOAP.

For every pound weight avoirdupois of hard cake foap, or ball foap, which fhall be made in Great Britain, and fo in proportion for a greater or leffer quantity; to be paid by the maker thereof, twopence farthing.

For every pound weight avoirdupois of foft foap which fhall be made in Great Britain, and fo in proportion for a greater or leffer quantity; to be paid by the maker thereof, one penny three farthings.

For every gallon of fermented wort or wafh which fhall be brewed or made in that part of Great Britain called England on or before the fifth day of July, one thousand feven hundred and eighty-eight, for extracting fpirits for home confumption from any malt, corn, grain, or tilts, or any mixture with the fame; to be paid by the makers or diilers thereof, fixpence.

For every gallon of cyder or perry, or any other wash or liquor, which fhall be brewed or made as aforefaid from any fort or kind of British materials (except fuch as are before mentioned) or from any mixture therewita, for extracting fpirits for home confumption; to be paid by the makers or distillers thereof, five-pence.

For every gallon of fermented wort or wafh which fhall be brewed or made as aforesaid from molaffes or fugar, or any mixture therewith, for extracting spirits for home confumption; to be paid by the makers or diflillers thereof, eight-pence three farthings.

For every gallon of wath which fhall be brewed or made as aforefaid
from foreign refufed wine or foreign cyder, or wafh prepared from
foreign materials (except molaffes and fugar) or any mixture there-
with, for extracting fpirits for home confumption; to be paid by the
makers or diftillers thereof, one fhilling.
For every feventy-two galions of wath, which George Bishop of Maid-
fone hall produce on or before the fifth day of July, one thoufand
feven hundred and eighty-eight, from a weight of malt, or other
corn, including the bran thereof, and not exceeding one hundred
and twelve pounds avoirdupois; to be paid by the faid George Bi-
fhop, and fo in proportion for any greater or leffer quantity of fuch
wash, eighteen fhillings.

For every gallon of wash from which twenty-four gallons fhall be taken
and diftilled by the officer of excife, according to the directions and
under the authority of an act, made in the twenty-fixth year of the
reign of his prefent Majefty, among other things, to difcontinue for
a limited time the payment of duties on low wines and fpirits for
home confumption, and for granting and fecuring the due payment
of other duties in lieu thereof, and fuch twenty-four gallons of wash
fo diftilled fhall be found to produce more than two gallons and
three-fourth parts of a gallon of fpirits, at the ftrength of one in
feven under hydrometer proof; to be paid by the faid George Bishop,
one fhilling.

For every gallon of British fpirits of a ftrength not exceeding that of one to ten over hydrometer proof, which shall be manufactured in Scotland and brought from thence into any other part of the united kingdom on or before the fifth day of july, one thousand seven hundred and eighty-eight; to be paid by the importer thereof, two fhillings.

And for every gallon of all fuch fpirits as laft aforefaid of a greater trength than one to ten over hydrometer proof, and not exceeding three per centuin over and above one to ten over hydrometer proof, two fillings.

And alfo a farther duty proportioned to the degree of ftrength in which fuch fpirits fhall exceed the faid ftrength of one to ten over hydrometer proof; to be paid by the importer thereof, or the perfon bringing the fame.

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