[Acts of Parliament during the reigns of George III and George IV relating to commerce with the Americas]

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• Act ot continue, until the expriation of six months after the consclusion of the present war ... for permitting the importation of masts, yards, bowsprits and timber for naval purposes from the British colonies in North American, duty free.
• Act for granting additional duties on mahogany not improted from the Bay of Honduras, and for reducing the duties on certain species of wood improted from the said Bay.
• Act to prohibit all intercourse between the island of Jamaica and certain pars of the island of Saint Domingo.
• Act to prevent foreign goods of certain descriptions being brought from the United States of America into Canada; and to allow a greater quantity of worsted yarn to be exported from Great BRitain to Canada.
• Act to allow British plantation sugar and coffee imported into Bermuda in British ships to be exported to the territories of the United States of America in foreign ships or vessels and to permit articles, the production of the said United States, to be imported into the said island in foreign ships or vessels.
• Act for increasing the duty of rum and other spirits imported into Newfoundland from the British colonies and plantations on the continent of America, and charging a duty on spirits imported into Newfoundland from His Majesty's colonies in the West Indies.
• Act for allowing certain articles to be imported into the Bahama Islands and exported therefrom in foreign vessels and for encourageing the exportation of salt from the said islands.
• Act to permit the exportation of wares, goods and merchandize from any of His Majesty's islands in the West Indies to an other of the said islands and to and from any of the British Colonies on the continent of America, and the said islands and colonies 9th July 1812.
• Act of regulating the exportation of corn and other articles to Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and the Bay of Chaleur, and the coast of Labrador 15th April 1813.
• Act to regulate the conveyance of passengers from the United Kingdom to the United States of American, in British vessels 1st July 1816.
• Act ot amend an act of the Twenty-eighth year of His present Majesty, for allowing the importation of rum or other spirits from His Majesty's colonies or plantations in the West Indies, into the province of Quebec, without payment of duty 15th April 1813.
• Act ot amend and act, passed in the forty-third year of His present Majesty, for regulating the vessels caarrying passengers to His Majesty's plantations and settlements abroad 15th April 1813.
• Act of further allowing the imporation and exportation of certain articles at ths island of Bermuda.
• Act of empowering His Majesty to authorize the imporataion and exportation of certain articles into and from the West Indies, South America and Newfoundland, until six weeks after the commencement of the next session of Parliament 3d June 1813.
• Act to revive and continue, until the expiration of nine months after the conclusion of the war with the United States of America, and act made in the last session of Parliament to authorize the importation and exportation of certain articles into and from the West Indies, South America and Newfoundland.
• Act for permitting a trade between the United Provinces and certain colonies now in His Majesty's possession 17th June 1814.
• Act to continue until the end of the next session of Parliament, an act made in the forty-sixth year of His Present Majesty for permitting the importation of masts, yards, bowsprits, and timber for naval purposes, from the British colonies in North American 23d July 1814.
• Act to permit the exportation of tea to the British colonies in America, Guernsey, Jersey, Europe and Africa without payment of duty 27th July 1814.
• Act to continue until the twenty-fifth day of March One thousand eight hundred and twenty,, an act made in the forty-sixth year of His Present Majesty for permitting the importation of masts, yards, bowsprits, and timber for naval purposes, from the British colonies in North American 14th June 1815.
• Act ot alter the conditions and regulations under which blubber and train oil of Newfoundland are admitted to entry 4th July 1815.
• 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 bwetween His Majesty's subjects and the inhabitants of the United States of America 12th July, 1815.
• Act ot carry into effect a convention of commerce conluded between His Majesty and the United States of America 11th April 1816.
• Act to amend and act passed in the present session of Parliament entituled An act ot carry into effect a convention of commerce conluded between His Majesty and the United States of America 20th June 1816.
• Act to enable His Majesty to authorize the exporation of the machinery necessary for erecting a mint in the United States of America 26th June 1816.
• Act ot regulate the trade of the colonies of Demerara, Berbice, and Essequibo; to allow the importation into, and exportation from, such colonies, of certain articles by Dutch proprietors of the European dominions of His Majesty the King of the Netherlands; and to repeal an act of the fifty-fourth year of His present Majesty, for permitting a trade between tthe United Provinces and certain colonies in His Majesty's possession 26th June 1816.
• Act for admitting oil and blubber from the British colonies in North America, upon payment of the like duty as oil and blubber from Newfoundland 1st July 1816.
• Act ot make further regulations for securing the collection of duties of customs and excise in Ireland, and for the improtation into Ireland of American staves, and of old plate and books from Great Britain 26th June 1816.
• Act to regulate the vessels carrying passengers from the United Kingdom to certaom pf Jos Majesty's colonies in North America 17th March 1817.
• Act to amend and act made in the twenty-sixth year of His present Majesty, for the encouragement of the fisheries carried on in the Greenland Seas and Davis's Streights, so far as relates to the oaths thereby required to be taken 19th March 1818.
• Act to allow for three years, and until six weeks after the commencement of the then next sussion of Parliament, the importation into ports specially appointed by His Majesty, within the provinces of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, of the articles therin enumerated, and the re-exportation thereof from such ports 8th May 1818.
• Act to extend to Newfoundland the provisions of an act passed in the fifty-second year of His present Majesty's reign, for permitting ghe exportation of wares, goods, and merchandize, from any of His Majesty's island in the West Indies to any other of the said islands, and to and from any of the British colonies on the continent of America, and the said islands and colonies 23d May 1817.
• Act to extend the powers of two acts for allowing the British plantation sugar and coffee, and other articles imported into Bermuda in British ships, to be exported to America in foreigh vessels and to permit articles, the produce of America, to the imported into the said island in foreign ships to certain other articles 23d May 1817.
• Act to revive and continue, until the twenty[fifthe day of March one thousand eight hundred and nineteen, an act made in the forty-fourth year of His present Majesty, for permitting the exportation of salt from the port of Nassau in the island of New Providence, the port of Exuma and the port of Crooked Island in the Bahama Islands, in American ships coming in ballast 27th June 1817.
• Act to etend several acts for allowing the imporation and exportation of certain goods and merchandize to Porta Maria in the island of Jamaica, and to the port of Bridge Town in the island of Barbadoes 7th July 1817.
• Act to allow the importation fo oranges and lemons from the Azores and the Madeiras into the British colonies in North America 10th July 1817.
• Act to make perpetual and act of the forty-fourth year of His present Majesty, for permitting the exportation of salt from the port of Nassau in the island of New Providence, the port of Exuma and the port of Crooked Island in the Bahama Island, in American ships coming in Ballast 31st March 1819.
• Act to continue, unitl the first day of July one thousand eight hundred and twenty-three, and act of the forty-sixth year of His present Majesty, for permitting gthe exportation of wool from the British plantations in America 31st March 1819.
• Act ot enable His Majesty to make regulations with respect to the taking and curing of fish on certain parts of the coasts of Newfoundland, Labrador, and His Majesty's other possessions in North America, according to a convention made between His Majesty and the United States of America 14th June 1819.
• Act ot extend the provision of three acts of the fifty-second, fifty-third, and fifty-seventh years of His present Majesty, for allowing British plantation surgar and coffee, and other articles improted into Bermuda in British ships to be exported to America in foreign vessels, and to permit articles, the produce of America, to be imported into Bermuda in foreign ships, to certain other articles 2d July 1819.
• Act to carry into effect a convention of commerce concluded between His Majesty and the United States of America, and a treaty with the prince regent of Portugal 2d July 1819.
• Act for granting to His Majesty certain additional duties of excise on tea, coffee, and cocoa nuts, tobacco and snuff, pepper, malt and British spirits and consolidateding the same with the former duties thereon; and for amending certain laws of excise relating thereto 2d July 1819.
• Act ot allow a drawback on goods, wares, and merchandize imported into any British colony or plantation in America, on the exportation thereof to any foreign countyr to which they may be legally exported 22d Jun3 1820.
• Act of granting the prvileges of British ships to vessels built at Malta, Gibraltar, and Heligoland, and certain of those privileges to vessels built in the British settlements at Honduras 22d June 1820.
• Act ot amend and continue, until the thirty-first day of December One thousand eight hundred and twenty-three, several laws related to the encouragement of the Greenland whale fisheries, to the allowing vessels employed in the said fisheries to complete their full number of men at certain ports 8th July 1820.
• Act ot permit the importation of coffee from any foreign colony or plantation in America into the port of Bridgetown in Barbadoes 8th July 1820.
• Act to continue, until the twenty-fifth day of March One thousand eight hundered and twenty-one, an act made in the forty-sixth year of His late Majesty, for permitting the importation of masts, yards, bowsprits, and timber fit for naval purposes, fro the British colonies in North American 15th July 1820.
• Act to make pereptual an act of the fifty-eighth year of His late Majesty, to allow the importation into certain ports in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, of certain enumerated articles, and the re-exportation thereof from such ports 24th March 1821.
• Act to regulate the trade between His Majesty's possessions in America and the West Indies, and other parts of the world 24th June 1822.
• Act to continue, until the thirty-first day of December One thousand eight hundred and twenty-four, the bounty to vessels employed in the Greenland seas and Davis's Sstreights; and to authorize His Majesty to alter the times for the sailing of the said vessels, and any of the limitations contained in the acts for allowing the said bounty 5th August 1822.
• Act to amend an act of the last session of Parliament, for regulating the trade between His Majesty's possession in America and the West Indies and other parts of the world 7th March 1823.
• Act to reduce the duties on rum, the produce of the British colonies or plantations in America, improted into the United Kingdom 17th May 1824.
• Act to repeal an act passed in the fifty-seventy year of the reign of His late Majesty King George the Third, intituled An act to regulate the celebration of marriages in Noufoundland and to make further provision for the celebration of marriages in the said colony and its dependencies 17th June 1824.
• Act ot enable justices of the peace for ridings, divisions, or sokes, to act as trustees for repairing and maintaining turnpike roads 17th June 1824.
• Act to authorize the East India Company to trade direct from China to the British colonies and plantations in America 21st June 1824.
• Act ot alter for one year, and until the end of the then next session of Parliament, the duty on wheat the prduce of the British possission in North America 22nd June 1825.
• Act for granting to His Majesty rates of postage on the conveyance of letter and packets to and from Columbia [sic] and Mexico 22 June 1825.
• Act to give effect to reateis of commerce with countries in America not at resent provided with national merchant shipping 22d March 1826.
• Act ot amend so much of an act of the thirty-first year of His late Majesty, as relates to the election of members to serve in the legislative assembly of the province of Upper Canada 26th May 1826.
• Act to authorize the sale of a prat of the clergy reserves in the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada 2d July 1827.
• Act to regulate the carriage of passengers in merchant vessels from the United Kingdom to the continent and islands of North American 23d May 1828.
• Act to alter and amend an act for enabling His Majesty to grant to a company to be incorporated by charter, to the called "The Canada Company," certain lands in the province of Upper Canada 15th July 1828.
• Act to continue, until the thrity0first day of December One thousand eight hundred and thirty-tow, certain acts relating to the island of Newfoundland, and the fisheries carried on upon the banks and shores thereof 14th May 1829.

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