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and one mace per ton if she be of the burden of one
hundred and fifty tons, or under, according to the
amount of her tonnage as specified in the register; said
payment to be in full of the former charges of
measurement and other fees, which are wholly abolished. And
if any vessel, which having auchored at one of the said
ports and there paid tonnage duty, shall have occasion
to go to any other of the said ports to complete the
disposal of her cargo, the Consul, or person charged
with affairs, will report the same to the Commissioner
of Customs, who on the departure of the said vessel will
note in the port clearance that the tonnage duties have
been paid, and report the same to the other
Customhouses; in which case, on entering another port, the
said vessel will only pay duty there on her cargo, but
shall not be subject to the payment of tonnage duty a
second time.
Art. m
No tonnage duty shall be required on boats
belonging to subjects of His Majesty the King of Sweden
and Norway, employed in the conveyance of passengers,
baggage, letters and articles of provision, or others not
subject to duty, to or from any of the Five ports. All
cargo-boats however, conveying merchandize subject to
duty, shall pay the regular tonnage duty of one mace
per ton, provided they belong to subjects of His
Majesty the King of Sweden and Norway, but not if hired
by them from subjects of China.
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