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A TABLE of the STATUTES. made in the thirty-third year of the reign of his preſent Majeſty, intituled, An act for the relief of the captors of prizes, with reſpect to the bringing and landing certain prize goods in this kingdom; and for authoriſing the commiſſioners of exciſe at Edinburgh to grant licences to manufacturers and dealers in tobacco and ſnuff, within the limits of the chief office of exciſe at Edinburgh.

Cap. 32. For granting annuities to ſatisfy certain navy and victualling bills.

Cap. 33. For defraying the charge of the pay and clothing of the militia, in that part of Great Britain called England, for one year, beginning the twenty-fifth day of March one thouſand ſeven hundred and ninety-five.

Cap. 34. For enabling the magiſtrates, in the ſeveral counties in Great Britain, to raiſe and levy, under certain regulations, ſuch able-bodied and idle perſons as ſhall be found within the faid counties, to ſerve in his Majeſty's navy.

Cap. 35. For making allowances, in certain caſes, to ſubaltern officers of the militia, in time of peace.

Cap. 36. For granting to his Majeſty a certain ſum of money, to be raiſed by a lottery.

Cap. 37. For enabling his Majeſty to raiſe the ſum of two millions five hundred thouſand pounds for the uſes and purpoſes therein mentioned.

Cap. 38. To continue ſeveral laws relating to the granting a bounty on certain ſpecies of Britiſh and Iriſh linens exported, and taking off the duties on the importation of foreign raw linen yarns made of flax; to the diſcontinuing the duties payable on the importation of tallow, hogs lard, and greaſe; and to the prohibiting the importation of foreign wrought ſilks and velvets; and for making perpetual an act, made in the twenty-fifth year of the reign of his preſent Majeſty, to prohibit the exportation of tools and utenſils made uſe of in the iron and ſteel manufactures of this kingdom; and to prevent the ſeducing of artificers or workmen employed in thoſe manufactures to go into parts beyond the ſeas.

Cap. 39. For allowing a drawback of the duties upon coals uſed in carrying on the Pennygored works, in the county of Pembroke.

Cap. 40. To enable his Majeſty to grant to the right honourable John earl of Upper Oſſory in the kingdom of Ireland, baron Upper Oſſory, of Ampthill, in the county of Bedford, his heirs and aſſigns, in fee ſimple, all the eſtate, right, title, and intereſt, remaining in his Majeſty, in and upon the haye or walk of Farming Woods, in the foreſt of Rockingham, in the county of Northampton, and alſo the reverſion of certain offices, rents, and other hereditaments in the ſaid county of Northampton, to which the ſaid earl of Upper Oſſory is entitled for three lives, under a grant from his preſent Majeſty, upon a full and adequate conſideration to be paid for the ſame.

Cap. 41. To continue the term, and alter and enlarge the powers, of an act, made in the thrirteenth year of the reign of