An Act for extending the provisions of three Acts, made in the eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth years of His present Majesty's reign, with respect to bringing prize goods into this kingdom, to prizes taken from the States General of the United Provinces; for declaring what goods shall be deemed military or ship stores; for regulating the sale of and ascertaining the duties upon East India goods condemned as prize in the port of London; for permitting the purchasers of prize goods condemned abroad to import such goods into this kingdom, under the like regulations and advantages as are granted by law to captors themselves; and for reducing the duties on foreign prize tobacco