3.  That  towards  carrying  into  full  effect  so  desirable  a  settlement,  it  is  fit
and  proper  that  all  articles  not  the  growth  or  manufacture  of  Great  Britaia
or  Ireland,  shoald  be  imported  into  each  kingdom  from  the  other  reciprocally,
under  the  same  regulations  and  at  the  same  duties,  if  subject  to  duties,  to
which  they  are  liable  when  imported  directly  from  the  place  of  their  growth,
product,  or  manufacture ;  and  that  all  daties  originally  paid  on  importation
into  nther  country  respectively,  "  except  on  arrack  and  foreign  brandy,  and
on  mm,  and  on  all  sorts  of  strong  waters,  not  imparted  from  the  British
colonies  in  the  West  Indies  or  America,"  shall  be  fully  drawn  back  on  expor-
tation to  the  other.
4.  That  it  is  highly  important  to  the  general  interests  of  the  British  empire,
that  the  laws  for  regulating  trade  and  navigation  should  be  the  same  in  Great
Britain  and  Ireland  ;  and  therefore,  that  it  is  essential  towards  carrying  into
effect  the  present  settlement,  that  all  laws  which  have  been  made,  or  shall  be
made  in  Great  Britain,  for  securing  exclusive  privileges  to  the  ships  and  mari-
ners of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland,  and  the  British  colonies  and  plantations,
and  for  regulating  and  restraining  the  trade  of  the  British  colonies  and  plan-
tations, shall  be  in  farce  in  Ireland  in  the  same  manner  as  in  Great  Britain  :
and  that  proper  measures  should  from  time  to  time  be  taken,  for  eflectually
carrying  the  same  into  execution.
