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An act to continue, until the 1st day of August, 1816, two acts of the 50th and 45th years of his present Majesty, allowing the bringing of coals, culm, and cinders to London and Westminster, by inland naviga

tion.

An act for allowing certain tiles to be made, duty free, to serve for drain ing.

An act for the further prevention of frauds in the manufacture of sweets. An act to revive and continue, until the 25th day of March 1820, an act of the 28th year of his present Majesty, for the more effectual encouragement of the manufacture of flax and cotton in Great Britain.

An act to revive, amend, and continue, until the 25th day of March 1821, so much of an act of the 41st year of his present Majesty as allows the use of salt, duty free, for curing fish in bulk or in barrels; and to repeal certain laws relating to the allowance of salt, duty free, for the North Seas and Iceland fisheries.

An act to revive and continue, until the 5th day of July 1816, an act of the 46th year of his present Majesty's reign, for granting an additional bounty on the exportation of the silk manufactures of Great Britain.

An act for charging an additional duty on certain seeds imported.

An act to authorize the directors general of inland navigation in Ireland to proceed in carrying on and completing the canal from Dublin to Tarmonbury on the river Shannon.

An act to repeal the bounties pay. able in Ireland on the exportation of certain calicoes and cottons.

An act for repealing the stampduties on deeds, law proceedings, and other written or printed instruments, and the duties on fire insurances, and on legacies and successions to personal estate, upon intestacies, now payable in Great Britain; and

for granting other duties in lieu there. of.

An act for repealing the stamp-office duties on advertisements, almanacks, newspapers, gold and silver plate, stage coaches, and licences for keeping stage coaches, now payable in Great Britain; and for granting new duties in lieu thereof.

An act for granting an additional sum of money for providing a suitable residence and estate for the Duke of Wellington and his heirs, in consideration of the eminent and signal services performed by the said duke to his Majesty and the public.

An act for granting to his Majesty certain sums out of the respective consolidated funds of Great Britain and Ireland, and for applying certain monies therein mentioned for the service of the year 1815; and for further appropriating the supplies granted in this session of Parliament.

An act for enabling his Majesty to grant to John Francis Erskine of Mar, Esq. and his heirs and assigns, the feu duties and quit rents arising in the lordship of Stirling, in discharge of a debt of greater value created upon the said feu duties by a grant from his Majesty King George the 1st.

An act for allowing Henry Meux, Thomas Starling Benson, Florance Thomas Young, Richard Latham, and John Newberry, to brew, duty free, a quantity of strong beer, the duty on which shall be equivalent to the duty on the beer lost; and to the duties on the malt and hops expended in the production of the beer so lost.

An act to amend an act made in the 48th year of his present Majesty, to improve the land revenue of the crown, so far as relates to the Great Forest of Brecknock, in the county of Brecknock; and for vesting in his Majesty certain parts of the said forest, and for enclosing the said forest.

An act to authorize the appoint

ment of commissioners for erecting a harbour for ships to the eastward of Dunleary, within the port and harbour of Dublin.

An act to remove certain difficulties in the disposition of copy-hold estates by will.

An act to enable his Majesty, until six weeks after the commencement of the next session of Parliament, to regulate the trade and commerce carried on between his Majesty's subjects and the inhabitants of the United States of America.

An act for better regulating the

practice of apothecaries throughout England and Wales.

An act for exonerating the estates and effects of the late Sir James Colebrooke, the late Sir George Colebrooke, Arnold Nesbitt, Sir Samuel Fludyer, Adam Drummond, and Moses Franks, and of their sureties, from all claims and demands whatsoever in respect of any contracts entered into with his Majesty's government.

An act for enabling his Majesty to raise the sum of six millions for the service of Great Britain.

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

OF

GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND,

FOR THE YEAR 1815.

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