This act continues several acts encouraging New Brunswick's fisheries until 1833, but excludes fishing vessels not from New Brunswick from collecitng any bounty on their catch in the province.
This Act states that any owner of a mill dam must build an apron for the same, so as to prevent or eliminate obstructions for fish, or for those transporting lumber via waterways. The Act also specifies the required dimensions for any apron to be built for this purpose.
This act gives Charlotte County officials the power to create and enforce regulations on the log drive to ensure that the Saint Croix river is navigable.
This act prohibits the erection of structures in Charlotte County that could hinder the movement of herring, with certain provisions, and certains new regulations for the inspection and sale of fish.
An Act to keep the beaches of the St. Lawrence and St. Charles in good order and clear of obstructions. The Act provides for the appointment of one or two Inspectors of the Beaches or Strands in the City and Banlieu of Quebec. The Act specifies the areas where sand may be taken away for building projects. The Inspectors of the Beaches or Strands’ duties are outlined. This Act is to remain in force until 1829.