SCHEDULE (A.)—INWARDS.

Wood-Mafts, Yards, &c. continued.

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not imported in a Britishbuilt Ship, the Load containing 50 Cubic Feet

of the Growth and Production of the British Colonies or Plantations in America, and imported directly from thence, - 6 Inches in Diameter, and under 8 Inches, each

8 Inches in Diameter, and under 12 Inches, each - 12 Inches in Diameter, or upwards, the Load containing 50 Cubic Feet

For the Conditions, Regulations, and Restrictions under which Mafts, Yards, and Bowfprits of the Growth or Produce of any British Colony or Plantation in North America, may be imported from thence Duly free, See 46 Geo. 3. cap. 117. continued by 48 Geo. 3. cap. 19. to the 25th March 1810.

Nicaragua Wood, the Ton containing 20 cwt.

Oak Plank, viz.

2 Inches in Thickness, or up

wards,

4 14 6

4 17 6

of the British Colonies or

0 15 6

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4

5 2

-- not imported in a Britishbuilt Ship, the [20

- above 50 Inches in Length, and not exceeding 60 Inches in Length, not above 3 Inches in Thickness, and not exceeding 7 Inches in Breadth,

-- imported in a British-built Ship, the 120

-- not imported in a Britishbuilt Ship, the 120 .. above 60 Inches in Length, and not exceeding 72 Inches in Length, not above 3 Inches in Thicknef, and not exceeding 7 Inches in Breadth,

- imported in a British-built Ship, the 120

-- not imported in a Britishbuilt Ship, the 120

-- above 72 Inches in Length, not above 3 Inches in Thicknefs, and not exceeding 7 Inches in Breadth,

- imported in a British-built Ship, the 120

-- not imported in a Britishbuilt Ship, the 120

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