
Grant of Tonnage, viz.;Wine imported, 3s. per Ton. Several Wines imported by Merchant Alien, 3s. per Ton, &c. Rhenish. Wine imported, 12d. per Awme. Grant of Poundage, viz.; Merchandize of Merchant Denizens and Aliens exported and imported, 12d. for every 20s. worth. The like Duty on Tin and Pewter Vessels exported by Merchant. Aliens. Proviso for Woollen Cloths manufactured here and exported by Denizens. Proviso for Wools and Leather exported, and for Wines not before mentioned, and for Fresh Fish and Bestial imported.Whereas uppon examinac[i]on in this present Parliament of divers of the Farmoers Customers and Collectors
of the Customes uppon Merchandize and likewise uppon theire owne confession it appeared that they have
taken divers great Su[m]ms of Monie of his Mats Subjects and likewise of Merchants aliens for Goods imported and
exported by the Names of A Subsidie of Tonnage and Poundage, and by colour of divers other Imposic[i]ons laide
uppon Merchandize wch have beene taken and received against the Lawes of the Realme in regard the said Su[m]ms
of Monie and imposic[i]ons were not granted by co[m]mon consent in Parliament, and for soe doeing have deserved
condigne punishment: Bee it therefore declared & enacted by the Kings most excellent Ma[jes]tie and the Lords &
Co[m]mons in this present Parliament assembled, And it is hereby declared and enacted that it is and hath bin the
auncient right of the subjects of this Realme that noe Subsidie Custome Impost or other charge whatsoever ought
or may bee laid or imposed uppon anie merchandize exported or imported by Subjects Denizens or Aliens
wthout co[m]mon consent in Parliamm[en]t Yet nevertheles the Co[m]mons (before whome theis examinac[i]ons were taken)
takeing into their considerac[i]on the great perill that might ensue to this Realme by the not guarding of the Seas
and the other inconveniencs wch might follow in case the said su[m]ms of monie should uppon the suddaine bee
forborne to bee paid, by and wth the advise and consent of the Lords in this present Parliament assembled and by
the authority of the same Doe give and grant to our Supreame Leige Lord and Soveraigne One Subsidy called
Tonnage, (that is to say) Of everie Tonn of Wyne that is or shall come into this Realme or anie your Mats 
Dõions by way of Merchandize the su[m]m of three shillings and soe after that rate And of every Tonn of Sweete
Wynes aswell Malmesey as other, that is or shall come into this Realme by anie Merchant Alien three shillings
and soe after the rate over and above the three shillings above menc[i]oned And of everie awme of Rhenish Wyne
that is or shall soe come in twelve pence And alsoe one other subsidy called Poundage, (that is to say) Of all
manner of Goods and Merchandizes of everie Merchant Denizen and Alien carried or to be carryed out of this
Realme or any his Mats Dõions or to be brought into the same by way of Merchandize of the value of
every twenty shillings of the same Goods and Merchandize twelve pence soe after the rate, and of every
twenty shillings value of tynn and Pewter Vessell carryed out of this Realme by every or anie Merchant Alien
twelve pence over and above the twelve pence aforesaid Except and foreprized out of this Grant of Subsidie of
Poundage all manner of Woollen Cloth made or wrought or wch shall be made or wrought wchin this Realme
of England, and by everie or any Merchant Denizen and not borne Alien carried or to be carried out of this Realme
And all maner of Woolls Woolfells Hides and Backs of Leather, that is or shalbe carried out of this Realme and
all Wynes not before lymitted to pay Subsidy or Tonnage, And all maner of Fresh Fish or Bestiall co[m]ming or that
shall come into this Realme.
II. 
On Merchant Aliens, for Wool, £3. 6s. 8d. per Sack, and for every 240 Woolfells £3. 6s. 8d. and for Hides and Backs £3. 13s. 4d. per Last; and also all Duties on Merchandize exported or imported by virtue of Letters Patent since 1 Jac. I. and which were continued and paid at the Beginning of this Parliament.
And further the said Commons by the advise assent and authority aforesaid Do give and grant unto oer
said Leige Lord oer Soveraigne for the causes aforesaid, one other Subsidie that is to say Of every Merchant borne
Denizen of and for everie Sack of Wooll thirtie three shillings foure pence, and of and for everie two hundred
and fortie Woolfells thirtie three shillings and foure pence and of and for everie Last of Hides and Backs three
pounds six shillings eight pence, and so after the same rate for everie lesse or greater quantitie for any the same
Merchandize more or lesse And of every Merchant stranger not borne denizen of and for everie sack of Wooll
Three Pounds six Shillings and eight Pence And of and for everie two hundred and fortie Woolfells Three
Pounds six Shillings and eight Pence, and for everie Last of Hides and Backs Three Pounds thirteen Shillings
foure pence, and so of all the said Woolls Woolfells Hydes and Backs and of everie of them after the rate
And such other so[m]mes of money as have been ymposed upon any Merchandize either outward or inward by p[re]text
of any tres Patents Co[m]mission under the Great Seale of England or Privie Seale since the first yeare of the raigne
of his late Ma[jes]tie King James of Blessed Memory and wch were continued and paid at the beginning of this p[re]sent
Parliam[en]t. To have take enjoy and perceive the subsidies aforesaid and other the fore menc[i]oned su[m]ms and everie of
them and everie part and parcell of them to our said leige Lord and Soveraigne from the fifteenth of July One
thousand six hundred fourty one to the tenth Day of August next ensueing.
III. 
And bee it further enacted by the authority aforesaid that the said Subsidy of Tonnage and Poundage Woolls
and other su[m]ms of money shall bee taken and imployed dureing the time aforesaid to and for the intents and
purposes and uppon and under such provisions clauses and limitac[i]ons as are contained in one Act made in the
Parliament held in the first yeare of the raigne of his said late Ma[jes]tie King James of Blessed Memorie intituled
An Act for the granting of a Subsidy to the King of Tonnage Poundage Woolls &c.
IV. 
And It is hereby declared that ye su[m]ms of money hereby granted uppon Merchandize are not the rates intended
to bee continued but the same to be hereafter in this present Parliam[en]t altered in such manner as shall bee
thought fitt:
Provided that noe Penalty or Forfeiture contained in this present Act or in the said Act made in the first yeare
of King James doe or shall ensue to any person or persons unles they refuse to compound for anie Merchandize or
Goods imported or exported after notice given of this Act Penalties and Forfeiture by Proclamac[i]on where the said
Goods are or ought to be entred.
V. 
Premunire.
And It is further enacted that any Customer or Comptroller or anie other Officer or person that after the
determinac[i]on of this Grant shall take or receive or cause to be taken or received the said subsidy su[m]ms of money
or any other imposic[i]on uppon Merchandize whatsoever exported or imported except the same by Grant in Parliament
bee due or by such Grant shall become due, or have bin continuallie paid from the end of the raigne of the late
King Edward the Third untill the begining of the raigne of the late Queene Mary shall incurr and sustaine the
paines penalties and forfeitures ordained and provided by the Statute of Provision and Premunire made in the sixteenth
yeare of King Richard the Second and shall alsoe from thencefourth bee disabled dureing his life to sue or impleade
anie person in anie Acc[i]on reall mixt or personall or in anie Court whatsoever.
VI. 
Provided alwaies That this Act shall not extend to anie Imposic[i]on or charge uppon anie sort of Tobacco of
English Plantac[i]on but that the said Tobaccoes shall bee charged onely wch the payment of two pence in the
pound and noe more.