This act allows the provincial government to receive from the deputy province treasurer at St. Andrews the sums of money collected under expired navigation legislation.
This act places various rates of duty on a series of alcoholic beverages landing at the port of Saint John for the purpose of raising a provincial revenue.
This Act continues several acts relating to the collection of duties to support the government. Several amendments are made regarding the tax rate per gallon for liquor imported to the province, and the employment of more people to help bring smuggling under control.
An amendment and continuation of an act passed in 1792 which imposes duties of two pounds ten shillings on every one hundred pounds worth of goods imported into the province.
This Act allows for the payment of 100 pounds each to the three Commissioners who negotiated with their counterparts from Lower Canada on certain questions of duties and trade.
This Act states that monies advanced for the payment of the previous legislative session's "contingent expences" are to be repaid to the Lieutenant Governor out of the funds of the Receiver General.
This Act stipulates that the Receiver General of Upper Canada issue the sum of 3,390 pounds toward "the Administration of Justice and support of the Civil Government."
This Act stipulates that annual accounts of monies raised and spent to establish police forces in Upper Canada be made public, and that the annual accounts of existing police forces also be kept and made public.
This Act, to remain in effect for four years plus the time from then to the conclusion of the following sitting of the Legislature, provides for 200 pounds outright plus 50 pounds per year thereafter, to be paid to the Clerk of the Crown in Chancery as a salary.