ADDEND A.

All open boats, not exceeding seven tons burthen, shall payno more than fourteen-pence per mile.

Also for harbour dues, a duty of one-pennv per ton for allgoods landed, or loaded", in the harbours or basins. And two-pence per ton on all vessels entering the harbours, without un-loading or passing on the canal.

_ And for all vessels passing light, or in ballast on the canal,one-penny per ton per mile.

Fractions to be taken, as for a quarter of a mile, and for aquarter of a ton.

No boat loaded with dung, or other manure to pass, beingloaded higher than the sides of the boat.

For wharfage of more than twenty-four hours, a reasonableallowance lhall be made.

To prevent accidents, no sire or candle is to be kept burn-ing on board any stsip or vessel in the harbours or basins,between seven in the evening and seven in the morning, fromSeptember 29, to March 25 ; nor between eight in the eveningand five in the morning, from March 25, to September 29.

DERBY CANAL.

A Description of a Canal from the River Trent, at Sw arks oneBridge, to Derby, and from thence to Tittle Eaton, with a cutfrom Derby, to join the Erewafi Canal, near Sandiacre:with Rail-ways to Smithey Houses, and Smalley Mills.33 Geo. III. Ch. 102.

THIS canal commences at the river Trent, and runningthrough the village of Swarkstone joins the Trent and Mersey,or Grand Trunk Canal, and at about one furlong to the

h eastward,

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Crinan

Canal.

Derby

Canal.