Section II How Drugs, imported from Place of Growth, charged; and Spicery, except Pepper; and Linen; and Foreign Silks; and Wrought Silks; and Tobacco; and Wines herein mentioned; Subsidy of 1d. repaid on Plantation Tobacco imported and again exported.

Provided alwaies and it is hereby further enacted That all Drugs chargable by this Act which shall be imported directly from the Place of their Growth in English built Shipping shall be rated to pay by this Act One third part of what is charged thereupon in the said Book of Rates and noe more And that all Spicery except Pepper which shall be imported directly from the Place of its Growth in English built Shipping shall be rated to pay by this Act One third part of what is charged in the said Book of Rates and noe more And X1that this Act shall not extend to charge Linen imported with the additionall Duty of One Moiety of the Rate mentioned in the said Book of Rates And that all Foreign Wrought Silks exported within One Year from the Importation shall have Two thirds of the Rate hereby charged repaid at the Custom-house And this Act shall not extend to charge wrought Silks imported with the Additionall Duty of One Moiety mentioned in the said Book of Rates or to charge Tobacco of the English Plantation with the additionall Duty of One Peny per Pound over and above the Subsidy mentioned in the said Book of Rates or to charge Wines of the Growth of France Germany Portugall or Madera with the additional Duty of Three Pounds per Tun or any other Wines with the additional. Duty of Four Pounds per Tun mentioned in the said former Acts or Book of Rates And that for all Tobacco of the English Plantations which shall be imported and exported again within One Year after such Importation the further Subsidy of One Peny per Pound hereby granted shall be repaid at the Custom-house.