A LIST Of several Sorts of Silks and calicoes usually Imported from the East-Indies, Persia and China, Prohibited to be used in England, by the Bill entitled, An Act for Restraining the Wearing of all Wrought Silks, Bengals Dyed, Printed or Stained calicoes.  

Prohibited.  
Allibannies  
Allejaes  
Ammores  
Addeccannees  
Agentbannies  
Atlasses  
brawls  
Chints Serunge 

ditto Caddy  
ditto Surrat  
ditto Brampore  
ditto culm  
ditto Pattanna  
ditto Gulconda  
ditto Wrought    
Culgees  
Cuttannees 

ditto Striped  
ditto flowered  
ditto Wrought    
Cherconnees  
Callawaypoose  
Checquerd Silks  
Carpetts  
Chucklaes  
Damasks  
Derribafts  
Elatches 

ditto Lingua    
Guiny Stuffs  
Girdles  
Ginghams colour.  
Gelongs  
Goachon Cherulas  
Hockins  
Herba lungs  
Jammawars  
amongs flowered  
Mocha Silks  
Niccannees  
Nillaes  
Peniascoes  
Paunches  
Pallungpores  
Phota Lungees  
Quilts  
Romalls Silk 

ditto Cotton  
ditto Serunge    
Rastaes  
Sooseys  
Soops  
Seersuckers  
satins  
Sacerguntees  
Salpicadoes  
Shows  
Tapseils  
commodities Persia 

ditto Amadavad  
ditto Herba  
ditto Gumm'd  
ditto chain  
ditto checkered    
Tonqueen Pelongs 

ditto Plain  
ditto Nankeen    
Velvets  
Zeerbafts   
Besides many other Sorts of calicoes Dyed, or Wrought with Silk, not enumerated herein.  
So that by this Bill all Silks are Prohibited, and all calicoes, except such as are entirely White, as is also almost the Whole China Trade.   

LIST of Goods Prohibited by the Bill for Restraining the Wearing East-India Silks and calicoes.   

Five Queries Humbly tendered, Relating to the Bill for Prohibiting the Consumption of East-India Silks, Bengals and Printed calicoes.  
I. WHY Should East-India Silks and Bengals be Prohibited which to the Nation are Three Times as Cheap again as Dutch, French and Italian Silks.  
II. Why East-India Silks, Bengals and Printed calicoes, that Pay Twenty per Cent. Customs more than Dutch and Italian Silks, and Five times the fraught of Dutch, French and Italian Silks.  
III. Why Persia Silks Purchased with English Cloth and Stuffs more than Dutch, French and Italian Silks bought with our Money.  
IV. Why should Painted calicoes from India be Prohibited, when We must in their Room Print Dutch, French or German linens, which will Cost the Nation Three Times the Price.  
V. Why should we Enrich our Neighbours by Prohibiting East-India Silks and wearing of theirs, when at one time or other they may Employ the Costs of those Silks against Us.