1. Treading in a wheel for moving machinery. 2. Drawing in a capstan, for turning a mill or engine. 3. Sawing stone 4. Polishing marble 5. Beating hemp 6. Rasping logwood 7. Chopping rags 8. Making cordage 9. Picking oakum 10. Weaving sacks 11. Knitting nets, &c. &c. The food of the different offenders, as in the former Act, was limited to bread and any coarse meat, with water and small beer; and the Prisoners were to be cloathed in uniform apparel, with badges affixed, agreeable to the Institution. Certain other rules were established for the discipline of the house, under the direction of the Committee to be appointed by his Majesty; who were to attend every fortnight, and to have power to reward such offenders as should appear most diligent and meritorious, by giving them a part of their earnings, to be applied for the use of themselves end families. And when an offender should be discharged, decent clothing was to be delivered to him; with a sum of money for present subsistence, not less than _twenty shillings_, nor more than _three pounds_. The second purpose of this Act (and which is the only part of it which was ever carried into effect), regards _the continuation of the System of the Hulks_. It declares that for the more effectual punishment of atrocious male offenders liable to be transported, the Court may order such Convicts as are of proper age, and free from bodily infirmity, to be punished by being kept on board ships or vessels; and employed in hard labour in raising sand, soil, and gravel, and cleansing the River Thames, or any other river, or port, approved by the Privy Council; or in any other works upon the banks or shores of the same, under the direction of superintendants approved of by the Justices, for a term not less than _one_ year, nor more than _five_; except an offender be liable to transportation for 14 years, in which case his punishment may be commuted for 7 years on board the Hulks. The mode of feeding is the same as already explained, and the clothing is to be at the discretion of the superintendant. A similar discipline, varied only by local circumstances, is also established; and on the discharge of any of the convicts, they are to receive for present subsistence from 20_s._ to 3_l._ according to circumstances.