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ADDENDA.

Warwickand Bir-minghamCanal.

For all coal, stone, iron, timber, &c. carried twelve miles,and less than sixteen miles, and not pasting the uppermost lockat each end of the upper summit, two-Jhi/lings per ton.

For all coal, stone, iron, timber, &c. carried sixteen milesand upwards, and not pasting the uppermost lock at both endsof the upper summit, one-penny halfpenny per ton per mile.

For all coal, stone, iron, timber, &c. which shall pass any oreither of the locks at both ends of the upper summit, twoJhillings and three-pence per ton.

For all coal, stone, iron, timber, &c. carried from Birming-ham towards Warwick, and which shall pass the upper lockbelow Hatton Hill, two Jhillings and nine-pence per ton.

For all coal, stone, iron, timber, &cc. carried less than amile, and not passing any lock thereon, two-pence per ton.

For all coal, stone, iron, timber, &c. carried one mile, andless than six miles, and not pasting any lock, two-pence perton a mile : provided always, that no more than after therate of two thirds of the above tolls or dues shall be demandedor taken for the tonnage of any lime or lime-stone whichshall be navigated, carried, or conveyed upon or along the saidcanal, or any part thereof.

Exemptions from rates. All paving-stone, gravel, sand, &c.for making and repairing roads; all dung, foil, marie, or othermanure (lime and lime-stone excepted,) for the improvementonly of grounds belonging to persons whose lands have beentaken for the uses of this canal, and provided such things donot pass any lock unless the water shall flow over the wasteweir.

For wharfage goods remaining more than twenty-fourhours a reasonable compensation shall be made.

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