[Sidenote: Number of mariners belonging to each vessel to be inserted in the certificate of qualification.] 2. And be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That in each and every certificate of a ship being duly qualified as aforesaid to proceed on the said fishery, there shall be inserted the real number of the mariners then belonging to such vessel, and intended to be employed in the said fishery, distinguishing how many of them are new or green men, and whether they are hired upon shares, or are to receive wages; which facts are to be verified on the oath of the master of the vessel, made or taken before the person who shall grant the said certificate, and who is hereby authorised and required to administer the same, and to insert such facts in such certificate; and if such vessels shall be cleared out from the said islands of _Guernsey_, _Jersey_, or _Alderney_, then such oath shall be taken before a magistrate of the royal court, in the presence of the principal officer of the customs who shall grant such certificate, the whole to be attested by the governor of each of the said islands respectively; on failure whereof, such vessels shall be excluded from the benefit of this act, and shall not be intitled to or receive any of the bounties herein-before granted. [Sidenote: Certificates given and affidavits taken in _Newfoundland_, when to be transmitted to the governor.] 3. And be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That the several certificates to be given and affidavits taken in _Newfoundland_ as aforesaid, in order to satisfy the said governor of the said island, as to the facts to ground his certificate thereupon, as herein-before directed, for the payment of the said bounties, shall and are hereby required, within the district of _Saint John’s_ in the said island of _Newfoundland_, to be transmitted to the said governor at _Saint John’s_, before the fifteenth day of _September_ in each year, and within any other district in the said island before the thirtieth day of _September_ in each year, in order that he may perfectly examine the documents, and thoroughly investigate the same, so as to be able clearly and justly to settle the times of the arrivals as aforesaid of the several and respective vessels, and adjust the different bounties, and to whom they are and ought severally to be paid. [Sidenote: Masters of vessels, previous to receiving the bounties, to make oath relative to the number of their men returned.]