An Act to continue, until the Twenty-ninth Day of September One thousand eight hundred and two, several Laws passed in the Parliament of Ireland, relating to the regulating and extending the Tobacco Trade, and securing the Duties payable on Tobacco; to the collecting and securing the Duties upon Malt; to the securing the Duties on Auctions and Glass Bottles, and on Paper printed, painted or stained to serve for Hangings; to the regulating the Trade of rectifying Spirits and preventing Frauds by Rectifier.; to the further Improvement of the Fisheries on the Coats of Ireland; to the better Collection of the Duties on tanned Hides and Skins, and on Vellum and Parchment; to the better regulating the granting of Permits and Certificates for the Conveyance of Exciseable Goods; to the regulating the Payment of Bounties on the Exportation of certain manufactures; to the better securing the Duties on Licences to Persons engaged in certain Trades; to the better regulating the Collection of His Majesty's Revenue, and preventing Frauds therein; and to revive and continue until the said Twenty ninth Day of September, an Act passed in the Parliament of Ireland in the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Years of His present Majesty's Reign for granting Annuities in manner therein provided.