Star. — London, England, 1815-05-10 00:00:00

%!"41 1111 E I. en F•• INi* tt thtt re/ • o! sesot The • !!1 ,. ri 1.11:•',11 • :%;,'• %I :IC x•TE. thc 1 1 1 4 6 1.0 0 ftte it Ti.:lLe u. 4, WT. . t. • :r' a, • 41,1r.1., ;,1%.4t N P HI L am On 4 .,! ! •.•l'r. ~ v.Jot ltltp •L• 01 ..._ - ' P i n INett. W !.:r NA: ;ti • ;, ••. L) 1 1 ..1R1 H. LA'. IN LAND ', Gan • .:le •+c • t% lord • t.r t N O . 7 flettrt • • Id, I, v.e se•ii• I rill • atfi 1 - . 1. 4 111 ; . reit -• •ii e: • te: 4 I to ' llwl ;;;:-• le tli ,u 1;4 •VIIIS - I'll Port.. ;wee% r rn I • .rmL•I 114.11* 11E12 8794. EAST LYDIA noup:, Ac t y 9,1111 i, E COURT of DIRECTORS of she UNITED of MERCHANTS ENGLAND, trading ‘7 . INDIES, rb hirel . 9 give Mire, Getural Court of the bald Compatly will be held at . 1 1,e, in Leadenliall-street, on FRIDAY, the 2Cth Instant, o'clock in the Forenoon, at the desire of more than Trietors, agreeably to the following Letter, viz. " 1 .otedon sth hl.ly, 1615. To the Hoc. the Court ut Directors of the Utiteil East India Compviy, Venieo—We, the undersigued Pi uprietors of Fast iii is I% qualified according to law, request you will be 1: esed N r eciAl General Court of Proprietors, for the pur rmii-Wei ire the claims of Mr. TUOMAS Gs -twat, Lite C i vll Set vice. oo which subject a neitice has already of r I lonoutable Court. " We hay: the h , natir to be, t;rtiticnoll. your must oindicat humble servants, " C. MoRCAN As. I.ATiO "V. KATIMICe 0/T "P. (Ur " A. I.At rout " A KTO • Yotnio " ROST. ELLIOT • L:. 0/LAIIE " J.l3.HAptwates " P. Parrras." gitke r, a to in the fotegolti3 Letter is that eon- C(....it's Advertise Mont of the 28th ult. and alludes _ a "A:r I E,))146 GILARASS late a Civil Servant on the 1., be Aimed the sum of One Lac 23 3 St‘C.l itirt - t'S for Mug, valuable, and acknowledged Imita,and A) A cumpealiation fur heavy losses sustained is .1i r.algontaa." JAMES COBB, Secretary. t•T.I YE LOTTERY. XT sAnT RD AY £30,000, 3000 GUINEAS IN COLD, Sic. &c. num be Gained, a LOYFFItY will then Begin and Finish.—Only 5000 It.Kk.TS, with the following SCI;IEhIE. of 5e20,000 is £2v,000 30,000 ......... 10,000 ...... 2,100 525 ........ 1,0 SO SOO 600 4.i0 35 ......... 15,0t.0 Pickets. ‘50,000 1:thY 1 00 Prize' 11 retake 60.000 more, makitig a PRIZE of 430,000. - ,th Blank will receive 2,000 Guineas in Gold ! Alb Blank will receive 500 Guineas in Gold ! ouch Blank will receive 500 Guineas in Gold ! As soon as Drawn. cots and Shares are selling bylsti, Contractor, CORNHII.t., aid 9, CHARING-CROSS, London. ho sold all the three Prizes of X3OOOO, acc. Scc. In the last I.ottery. SATURDAY NEX BURNE, and Co. Stock Broken. ~ •rccttully inform the Public, that Tickets and Shares foe ng Si*. 'Air-rite a.. now on Sale at their Office, Rov.►c EU:HAN:M. In this Lottery of oxt.•r 3,i)ou tire is One Prize of 5341,000, One of Two Thousand and of live Hundred each. The whole will be u tl:, 13th of MAY, and the Prizes entitled to GOLD mid at Ibex °flee, is Outnsai, us arts* nifolaaviP. •• MAY SCHOOL. E ANNUAL MEETING of the - Noblemen id Gentlemen Oneateil at RUGBY SCHOOL, will take 1 i UEiDAY, the 9Sd instant, at the Freemasons Tavern, Qmet.n-4treet, Lincein's-inn-fields, at Six o'Clock. JrZWAR Sir Robert Hal Rev. Henry Wise Meade I Rev. Ingram Winnington Mlll,, L,q. M.P Rev. Henrage "inch )hol.ittletou,Esq.M.P. I ; otnas Lister Parker, E.q. J. 1. it .1 1"1:4 AW, Secretary. particularly requested by the Steward,. that the mites of tt n •ntend to honour them with their presence, may be har of Th. ravens on or before the 21, st instant. ORANGE AND LEMON FREES !!! C Nobitity and Gentry are most respectittlly I,n7nit.4, :t choke Parcel of ORANGE and LEMON r.• doil day arrive4l at Jona &MOM and Son's !m -are:awe, 107, Strand. London; also, a supply of YAR- N i.iIEESE, of the first quality. ,orner of the Savoi Steps. - —.May 4, 1:F. t.f. r OR SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, DWICKE-COURT PARK, OLOUCCSTERSHIRL I IRLEHOLT) ESTATE of 115 Acres, elegant Marialay and Manor of Hardwicke. ,ANDSONIE anJ Singularly DESIRABLE N (.1l)E It N MANSION, mutt delightfully situated, with HUNDRED and FIFTEEN ACRES of Rich PAS !TEE ID, in a Ring Vence, the greater part of which is Free of all The Manor, abounding with Uanie, extendi °et r :2312 This very desirable Property, commanding the most ui and chem.'s: Views, is hounded by the Turnpike koati tram Gloucester to Bat! and Bristol, from whence it is miles, 14 from Bath, and five from Gloucester. Part t'urchase Morey may remain on Mortgage, or the Pre. wilt be Let tur A ham, with inumuliate rossesbion. 't be ;. Furniture may be had at a valuation. further Particulars apply at the Mansion, or to Messrs. rt and Phillips, 42, Old Broad•street, where a Plan and un may be .ecn. MONEY. OBLENIEN, Gotlemen, ice. are respectfully ii.forrited, that they may be supplied with Money to any st, tcrms equal to morfrage, 'wowed on FretholJ, Copr L(• 0. lau4l laud , or Houses, Money In the Funds. Marriage Widssys' Jointure., Clergymen.' I.lvinp, or any Propert y Perotons of respectability may be supplied on their 41 ..e. tiri y only. Oentkmen will find every liberal scrim witholt •!play. Application from twelve to two, or :O.:: addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49, strtet, ecrltrly-rquare. S lONE C.%6ING AND INLAID PAVEMENT. 1E Acre are undertaken by C. CARTER, Plasterer, No. I, Dean-street, Soho. 'I he casing consists Ll'H-7s I ONE, cut into Plates, and attached to the Building au, tit Parker and Co.'s Cement alone; it forms a front it, solid s•one in beauty and solidity, and supe , inr to it in tietrable by damp or trust, and is eiectit rd at les. than he e).petise of cuum.soi ,:one Ash►ar. The inlaid Pavenunt rew species, beautii ul in appearince, superior in elegance komao ressalated Pavement, durable in quality, and well Inr all B. ors and other works that admit at a display or it lurm and decoration —Parker and Co.'s Cement, from '►de, is also sold as above. ADVICE FOR FEMALES AND CHILDREN. It. MACKARSIE, Surgeon, having had a .ibrral Medical Education In Edinburgh and London, also reCumtueoclatory letters from the first Physicians, is con t, from n years sueces.ful practice, that by attending to the ,es of Females and Cluldreo **elusively, as be has done, a .extrusive knowledge is obtained, gis.d a pernmnertt cure 14 accomplished. Mr. M. condones to 'give advice tbily, I i till 1, personally, or by letter, at N0.1:3, Leicester-square, ...fly the rrsklence ut the late celebrated John Hunter.—Me we kilt to a,ty part of the Ktoodollt. 7. Mr; •• -1 4 "'"' • =79/r7 P 44 . 9Zi i-ti ,Psw • s ( 4) f S • je ar PRICE•' SIXPENCE• !•I A v.PEN NY. FROM LAS 1' NIGH Mi GAZE AL. CROWN OFFICF, MAT 9. MY:. wit It PTO RN t.n t 0 ski.; vz IM Tit/ PRESENT ranateasext. Bur hig'i of Aldhorough—f,)ranville Veliabirs V-rnon. of Utc.st Rtwell•stre, r , il3 the C(.lmty of fettddiesez,Esg In the room of Henry G4lly K might , Esg who bas accepted the Chdreta Hundreds. MILITARY PROMOTION". OFFICE Mo ORDNANCE, MAY 5. Roy..! Regiment of Artillery. 3revet Colonel lulu, ..entwine to be Colonel, v:ce Cuppage, who removes as a Geticr.il Officer. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Robert Thornhill to be Lieutenant.. Colonel, vice Lemoine. iirevet Lieutenatit.Colonel Alexander Macinislil to be M.ijor, vice Thos.:flll. 2d Captain H. Light to be Capt. of a Company, vice Macdo:rald. First Lieutenant Faikner Wye to be Seco:id Captain, vice Light. Brevet (Vold Spencer C. Parry to be Colonel, vice Laye, who removes as a General Qilieer. Brevet I.leutt•nant.Colouel Sir Anu.tus S. Frazer to be Linter nant-Colonel, vice Parry. Brevet Major Abraham 1. Clasen to b.• Major, vice Frazer. ed Captain IL Ba•e► to be Captain of a Company, vice Ca.ols. Ist Lieutenant Wm Pakenhant to he 2.1 Captain, vier Ba;es. Brevet Colonel Robert Evans to be Colonel, vice Wallington, who removes as a General Officer. Major Hon. W. Gardner to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Evans. Brvvet Major Will. M. Leake to he Major, vice Gardner. Captain Geo. Cobb to be Captain of a Company, vice I.eaket Ist Lieutenant Chi. Wilson to be 211 Captain, vice Cobb. Brevet Colonel William Miller to be Colonel, vie.: Perrot, who removes as a General Officer. Major Wm. Scott to he Lieutenant-Colo:re, vice Millar. Brevet Major Percy Drummxid to be Major, vice Scott. Al Capt. F. Gordon to be Capt. of a Company, vacs Drummond. I tit Lieutenant Forbes Macbean to be 2d Captain, vice Gordon. Major Charles Baynes to be Lieutenant• Colonel, vice Bloom. field, who removes as a General Officer. Brevet Major Joseph W. Tobin to be Major, vice Baynes. ed Captain S. Bolton to be Captain of a Company, vice robin. Ist Lieutenant Robert. Newland to be ed Captain, vice Moltini. Second Lieutenant William Sharpia to be First Lieutenant, vice Evans, promoted. Second Lieutenant George W. Charleton to be First Lieutenant, vice Chalmer, promoted. Second Lieutenant Henry Dunnicliffe to be dittq, vice Parker, promoted. _ _ Z 1 I.ieutenant Edward Selwyn to beditto, vice Hope, promoted. std Lieutenant H.Gillespie to be ditto, vice Pakenham, promoted. Cd Lieutenant IL 1.. Garstin to by ditto, vice Wilson, promity 1. 2d Lieutenant J. A. Wilson to be ditto, vice Macbean, promoted. 2d Lieutenant Richard B. Ulacittston to be ditto, vice Newland, pr.moted. 2.1 Lieutenant C. R Dickens to be ditto, viecW.ll.arns, deceased. 2d Lieutenant G. F. Dawson to be ditto, vice ita:c.,ai, deceased. Ist Lieutenant W. H. S:opford to be sd Calptaa:, vice °debar, rc clue d . _ . 2d Lieutenant C. E. Wraiall to be lst Lieutenart, vice Stop.* turd l promoted. _ tit Lieutenant William Oldham to be 2d Captain, vice Crutten den, appointed Adjutant. 2tl Lieutenant Wm. C. Lindsey to be lit Lieutenan:, vice Old ham, promoted. 2d Lieutenant Edward H. Bland to be Ist Lieutenant, vice Pres cott, superseded, being absent walinut leave. Corps of Royal Sappers and ✓liners. J. Armstrong, and J. H.lland, Gems. to lit , Sub Lieutenants. Commission In the Royal Chester Lard Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Thomas Edwards, Gent. to iseduarte;:Master, vice Edwards, clecea.ed. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Nottingham. 3d or Retford Regiment of Local Militia—Robert Mont°lien Bates, Esq. to be Captain, by Brevet. 4th or Newark Regiment--William John Pickin, Esq. to be Captain. Commission In the Royal South Lincoln Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. Robert Brooks, Gent, to he Ensign. ERRATUM in the Gazette of 2.lth ultimo. Ist Regiment of Life Guards. _ _ For Captain John Pitt Buntein, front the half-pay of the 2d Dra goons, to he Captain of a Troup, vice Dickson, w!o, exchanges, Read Captain John Pinßurstein, front the half-pay of the id Dragoons, to be Captain of a rroop, vice Dickson, who e tt changes, receiving the diff,:rence. BANKRUPTS. John O'Brien, of Copthall Buildings, Throgmorton.street, Lon don, ship and Insurance-broker, to surrender May I 3, 23, and June 20, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Paterson, Copthall- court, Throgmorton-street. Paul Hewitt, of Cary-street, Lincoln's-Inn, Middlesex, vintner, collet. house-keeper, dealer and chapman, May 13, CO, and Jun. ilo, at eleven, at Guild/Lill Attorney, Mr. Philip Hurd, King's Bench Walks, Temple. Robert Butler, of the Poultry, London, t h.ver, dealer and chap. nun, May nO, 23, and June 20, at Attor ney Mr. Metcalf, Basingball street, London. Percival Willis, of Romfurd, Essex, artist, dealer and chapman, May is, 20, and June to, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs. Blunt and Bowman, Old Bethlem, Broad street. Edward Appleton, of Manchester, cotton-merchant, dealer and diapason, May 24, 25, and June 20, at two, at the White Bear :e Inn, Manchester. Attortis, Mr. Philip 'Hurd, Kiag's Bench- Walks, Temple, London ;or M • . 1 .vitt and Kirk, Man chester. John Carlin and Briggsearlill, of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants and copartners, May 12, i and June 20, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon Holl. Attornies, Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, of New luu , London; or Messrs. Martin and Scholcfield, Hull. Lawrence Stephenson, of Beverley, Yorkittire, grocer, dealer and chapman, May 13, 15, at eleven, and June 20, at four, at the Tiger, Bevel ley. Attoniies, Messrs. Hall and Campbell, of Bev, rley. William Pearce and William Westhorp, both of Liverpool. merchants, dealers, chainnen, and copaa turn, June ' 3, and 20, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Anomie., Messrs. Avismi an d Wheeler, Hanover -street, Liverpool. Walter Durram, late of Maidstone, Kent, tanner and malteter, May IS, n 3, and June :to, at tea, at Guildhall, London. A ttara turf, Messrs. Egan and Waterman, Strand; or Messrs. Barr and Hoar, Maidstone. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. May (:arsey Bell, Sanytott's.gardent, mater-mariner, at Msy 37. Henry Korsie :411).:hers, Newp.irt, coal-master, at twelve. htay 30. William To 'key, New- B int•ftrect, jew• eller, at twelve. Jona 10. Clough Leen, Canterbt7 o l. - uggist, at tea. May 27. George Laing, lice of the City•road, merchant, at twelve. Jane 3. Edward Lowtm, Mark-lane, merchant, at ' lone. June 3. William Penny, lle?tforil, vie:nailer, at one. May v. 7. Richard and Richar 1 lioward and i.shn Rivers, Mit. chain calico-prime:v. at trot. May '27. hag) Iteywildi and John ' Kendall, Whitechapel, w ;tic •inereliants, atone. May 27. George Gardiner, St. Johm,treet, Ironmanger, at one. May 27. Alex and. r Gompert z, Great • Winch...ter-street. merchant, at one. May 27. Thome% Rev , toltli and Harvey Orace Tha• vies-iiin, I.lthlishers, at ten. W.lliam and John Edinta Is:Loose, paper.nialiere, at ten. IAVIDENO3 to be made in the COUN rRY. May Matthew Burrell, King's Lynn, ironmongir, at five at the Guddliall, King s Lynn. Julie S. John Waikiki', Mar. let Harborough, innkeeper, at twelve, at the George. Matti Harborough. May kohinaon, Ma:lc:leiter, cotton spinner, at two, at the Do., 11.1.111ChcSter. June le. James L)a. Vey, frint . Anstey, dealer, at eleeen,at the George Taunton. WEDNESDAY. MAY 10, 1815. NEW TAXES• The following are the details of the Taxes contain ed in the Report made from the Committee of Ways and Means. The first resolution declares the opinion of the Committee, that the several stamp 'links, &c. granted by the Acts of the 48the 44th and 50th of the King, shall cease and determine ; and the second i.snlution substitutes the duties set forth in the Sche• dule annexed by the Committee to the Resolutions.— The following list, extracted from the Schedule, does not, therefore, consist of additions only to the former duties, but the whole amount of the TaXe3 payable, according to the new regulations under each head enumerated ; SCHEDITUL PART I. Duties on Admissions to Ogees, &c, Instruments of Conveyance, Contrasts, dte. Admission tcvaFt as Advocate in &Again:ideal Caulker HO Conn of A trolgoatil In England, or lu Coons of Justice in Scot land, to the degree of Barrister England (for register or entry thereof) ' £ESO 0 0 to act as Attorney, goliciter, Proctor, Sworn Clerk, Side Cie?k, &c. (whose employment♦ depend upon being re tained), u Writer to the Signet, Solicitor, Agent, Attorney, or Procurator, in the Scotch Courts £25 0 0 to act as Solicitor or Agent in the High Courts'of Admiralty, the Commissary Court a► Edinburgh, or Inferior Court in Scotland, where the party has no: served five years un der regular articles or indentures of clerkship, or apprenticeship, a further duty of bu 0 0 _ . to act as Procurator or Sollcitor in the above Courts, not having served an apprenticeship under regular inclent.tres as above, the further duty of 31 0 0 _ _ as Master In Chancery, one of the Six Clerks, or one of the Cur,itors of the Court of Chancery iu Engl Ind ; or as Sworn Clerk, Side Clerk, Clerk in Court, or other Clerk or Of ficer employed to do certain official business, and whose employ. meats are 3o far certain ; when the salary, fees, and emoluments shall not amount to ‘5O per annum 0 0 . 1 Ice Duties increase with the emoluments in the following order: From A 50 to £lOO .€ 4 Front ,C 730 to £lOOO £5O 00 to 200 6 1000 to 1500 75 200 to 300 12 1506 to 2000 103 300 to 500 25 I 2060 to 3000 150 500 to 750 35 I 3000 or upwards 200 --- to be a Member of the Four Inns of Court in Eng land; to be a Fellow of the College of Physicians in England or Scotland 25 0 0 to be a member of the Inns of Chancery 3 0 0 or Lit:tome by the College of Physicians t( practise in or within seven miles of London • 1. 5 0 0 to Matriculate in either of the English Univer shies- .-t 0 0 ----.•—• the degree of A.II. iu the same Universities, if con ferred in the ordinary cnurie - - 3 0 0 to the same degree conferred by Special Grace or Royal Mandate - - 5 0 0 ----. to any other degree in the same Universities, if con ferred in the ordinary comae - 6 0 0 .---.... to the like degree conferred by special grace, ice. £lO. --. to the degree of M.D. to the Universities in Scot land - . - it) 0 0 -- to any Corporation or Company, any City or 'I own Corporate in Great Britain, when the aiiiiiisioit is tit respect of birth, apprenticeship, or marriage - - i ti u -to the Sallld on any oilier ground - 3 ti 0 Exeruptions.--Advocarts, Attornies, :solicitors, &c. a,liii.uel 'lit one howls, 0 n-be ear Irlfikiree4 to anritlaTr the tang aurnisqort _ . _ h tree ut duty; where offictrs See admitted annually, every ad• mission after the flrt.t is ft eti of duty ; also craftsmen having viously entered fr.cmen tgn beim: admitted into Corona tuns. But in all cases nut exptessly exempted, the proper duty is to be paid ma every affinissitm 01 the state pet suit. Affidavit not mad,: fur immetliaie purpose of being file.! in Court, on every sheet . it II 6 Agreement, or any Minute or Memorandum of an Agree ment for matters of the testae of .£4u or upwarkb,%vlitelt dues nut contain more than 10t10 words - 1 0 0 -- containing more than 10/10 worth - 1 15 -- for every entire quantity of lout) Words over and above the tirit, a further progressive duty of 1 15 0 NV lirre different letters which 'hive toren written shall be offered in evidence or any agreement, it wiU be sufficient if any other letter has been stamped with the duty of AEI. 15s. Lxeniptions.—Memurandunts of Heads of Insurances to be ma.le by the Royal Exchange and London Athurance Corpora. tiutis--of Agreement tm Lease or Tack at Rack Rent—tor the Hire of any tabourer, Art.licer, or servant—relating to 4411:4 of Gouels—ot Agreement betwce it ship Ma.ters and sailui s fur Wages or Coasting Voyages—Letters by Post, containing evi dence of agreement hi re-peer to MerCildluime. between Mer chants residing at the distance of 50 miles Crum each tither._ Appointment of Chaplain, which qualifies to hold two little • Gees - '2 0 0 AppraiteMent of Estates or Effects when the value does not exceed ,EJO - 0 2. U frolll £5O to XlOO £0 5 0 Front £2OO to 1:500 015 0 1 I 100 to tuo 010 0 shove 5 , 00 1 0 0 Apprenticeship and Clerkship—lndentures or other instruments , relating to the services of persons learning a profession, trade, I,r employment, except articles to Attoroles, and others apt:chilly charged, el, hen the value given or conveyed to the Master does not amount to 4'30 - 1 0 0 krona £3O to .R.io £2 I From £4OO to £5OO £25 50 to 100 3 500 to 6&0 30 100 to guo 6 600 to at 0 40 280 to MO 12 800 to to, 0 5u I 300 to 400 20 lOOO and upwards 6o Where there shall be no such consideration as aforesaid, it the Indenture shall not contain mote than 1080 wultit 1 0 0 If the tams contain rno• e than that quantity 1 15 0 on Indei.tures for tran,ferring apprentices by assignment or tursovar to a new master, the like duties as al , ov Ili pros onion to any new consideration. If nu consideration and the indenture contains no inure than 'Obit worth, the du'y 01 Xl. Is. is payed. II more words XI. 15$. If duphcate) b, tuatic the samoduty is charged for each wbco it does not r xceetl If the duty exceed that, only one part is charged with the ad va lorem duty, and the other part with 34. Indeatures for al,rving as Clerk, in order to be admitted Attorney in the Courts in Westminster, in order 1.3 hr swoin /*.c. in the 011 ice of Six Clerks, or in the Oilier of Pleas, or Itiaitenierancer iu the Court of Exchequer—or in order :o admis rum as Yructer of the Admiralty 120 0 0 ---mm For the sante mtnie to ailnisslon as above into the! Welch Courts, those of the Counties Pahruile of Lancaster, Chcs ter and Durham, or other Cow It of Kecord—or in order to ad ' mission as Writer of the Strict, or Solicitor In any Court lir Seed:lad -6, 0 0 . ----- For the sme, in order to adotis%lon as Procurator iu the Scutch Courts ut Admiral: y,Coutntioary Covet ut Ednibu• gh. 31) For Duplicates of Indentures in the above c.a+: • s 1 15U Assignation or A isignment of Property, real or personal, not othvrwase chargiplin this Schedule, are expresslyexenipted 1 15 0 Award in Englaud, and Award or llecre.•t-Arbitral in scot- land 1 1 5 0 Bargain and Sale (or Lease) for a year, where the purchase or consideration money shall nut amount to £5O 0 15 0 Where it amounts to £5O and nut to 4150 1 0 0 Where it amount. to ,Ci 50 or upward - 1 li U Bargain and Sale (or Lease) fur a year,• upon any other occa sion - 1 15 0 - - Bargain and Sale (to be enrolled) of any Estate of Freehold. In Lands or other hy vdit,mruts upon any other occasion than Mortgageur Side 5 0 0 Le tai last and in the cases of Aegloation and award if the re• crux or other matter, indorsed or annexed, contain 2,160 words. or upwards, wore e entre einatitety of I,UbO words, over and above the first, pays a furher progressive duty of E 1 5 0 Inland Bilis of Exchange, Drafts or Orders furthe payment to the bearer, or to order either on :.errand, or othtawise, pay the following duties: I Front ins, to 51. Se. 0 1 s 200 to 300 0 6 0 51. ss. to 201. 0 1 6 300 to 500 0 T c 201. to 9 01. 0 2 0 soo to 1000 010 t 30 to SO 0 3 0 1000 to f. 0 0 ,) ul5 (t 50 to 100 0 4 0 . 2000 to 30n0 1 0 0 100 to 200 05 o 3(00 and upwards 110 0 Foreign Bills of Exchange, drawn In sets, if the sutn made pay able does not exceed 1001. Is. Gd- If 1001 and not 200 L 0 3 0 If 1000 L and not 20001.0 7 G 200 and not SOO 0 4 () 2000 and not 1000 0 10 0 SOO and not 1000 0 .5 0 3010 and upwards OIS 0 Bond in England, and personal Bond in Scotland, given as a se-1 curity for the-payment of any dentate and certain sum of mo ney, and pot exceeding 501. - - 1 0 0 If .501. and not 1001. 110 0 3000 and not 4600 8 0 0 100 not 200 2 0 0 4000 ro , t 5000 9 0 0 200 not 300 3 0 0 50( t) not 10000 12 0 0 300 not 500 4 0 0 10,000 not 15,000 1:: 0 0 500 .not 10(10 5 0 0 I ;,000 nut ewe.) 20 o u 1000 - not 2010 6 0 0 Exceeding 20,000 25 0 0 2000 not 3000 7 0 0 1 Bond in England, and personal Bond in Scotland, given as a Security fur the re-payment of any suns or sums of money, to be lent, or paid, or which may become due upon an Account Cur rent, where the total amount shall, be uncertain and without any limit - - - - 25 0 0 Where limited to a given sum, the duty is the same as on a Bond for such limited sum. Bond as security for the transfer or re-transfer of Stock, the same duty as a Bond fors sum equal in %%due to the Stock. Bond in En:latsl, and personal or herita:de Bond in Scotland, given as a security fur the payment of any Annuity, or sum of money at stated periods, for the term of life, or any other inde finite period, where the annuity or sums secured shall not amount to £lO per annum - - 1 0 0 To £lO and not 50 20 0 To £5OO and not 750 90 0 So and nut too s 0 0 750 and not 1000 12 0 0 100 and not 200 40 0 1000 and not 1.100 15 0 0 200 and rot SOO 50 0 1500 and not 2000 20 0 0 300 and not 400 60 0 2000 or upwards 25 0 0 400 and not 500 7 0 0 Bond, commonly called Counterhond in England, and Personal Bond of Relief in Scotland - 1 15 0 Bond in England, and Personal Bond in Scotland, for the due execution of an ultice, and to account for money received by vir tue tlser.:of - - - 1 15 0 Bond, given pursuant to the directions of any Act of Parlia ment, or by the direction of the Commissioners of Customs or Lids. - - - 1 0 0 Bond in England, and Personal and Heritable Rond in Scot land, of any kind whatever, not otherwise et.irged in this Schedule - - - 1 15 0 Where any Bond, together with any Schedule, Receipt. or other matter, indorsed or annexed, shall contain 2,140 words or upwards, there shall be charged for every entire quantity of 1,060 words contained therein ' over and above the first 1,060 words, a further progressive duty of . _ _ .. _ I 5 0 _ ._ ... . Exiiiiptions.—liontls of Royal Exchange and 'London Assur ance Curporatioos, exempted by the 6th Geo. l.—fonds ex empted by the 26th of the King, and other Acts for the encou ragement of Fisheries.—Bouds exempted by the 28th and 29th of the K.ng • and other Acts relative to Exportation of Wool, To bacco, &c.—Bonds for carrying goods coastwise.—Bonds ex envoi by t h e Acts for the encouragement of Friendly Societies. Builds given by t h e Collectors of A.sessed Vases, by beamens' Relation., and by Persons Administering, when the property does not exceed ie2o. CurtiGame, take. out 'yearly by Attornles, Salcitors, Mem bers of hins of Court, Conveyancers; &c. in England; by Miters to the Signet, Procurators, &c. in Scotland, if of three years standing, aid residing in London, ur within the limits of thy 'twopenny Post. In Edinburgh, or within the line of Edinburgh 12 0 0 If not of so long standing, or residing elsewhere, the duty yank. According to circumstances, to 8, 6, or E 4. tilicate of Marriage, except of any common Seaman, Ma ine, ur Soldier 0 5 0 Certificate of any person's having received the Holy Sacrament 0 50 Certificate of any Goods, Wares, or Merehandize having been duly entered inwards, which shall be entered outwards for exportation 0 1 0 _ _ - Chancr of Resignation, or of Confirmation, or of Novo%latuus, or upon App. ising, or upon a Decreer of Adjudication or Vale of any Lands or other heritable bobjects in Scotiautl, holden of any subjects superior - 0 9 o Charter-Party, or any Agreement or Contract for the Cliirtrr of any Ship or Vessel, ur any Memorandum, Letter, or other Writing, rclating to the (might, kc. 1 16 0 Coll4 - t - itni, by any Arclibililiop . or Bishop, to any Eccleslastica. Brio:Bee, ut the yearly value of ten pounds or upwards in the King's Books stO 0 0 Collation, by any Archbi4hop or Bishop, to any other Ecclesi astical Benefice, Dignity, or Promotion, whatsoever, in England 10 0 0 Collation, Institution, or Admission to any Ecclesiastical Be nefice io Scotland 2 0 0 Commission to any ODlce in the Army, or in the Corps of. Royal Marines 1 10 0 _ _ _ eommitsion to any Orme in the Navy Commission, or Deputation, by the Co or Excise O 5 0 of Customs 1 10 t► Comm appointing Receiver General of the Land anii other Taxe,, fur lay County or District in Great Britain 25 0 0 Commission appointing Manager or Director of Lotteries 20 0 0 Composition, Deed, between Debtors and Creditors 1 15 0 Conveyance upon the sale of any Lands, Tenements, Rents, Annuities, or other Property, where the Purchase or considera tion money, therein or thereupon expressed, shall not amount to .C.iii. - - 1 0 0 To .C5O anti not .Cl5O 1 10 8,000 and not 9,000 85 0 1 1 - .0 and not 300 2 0 9,000 and not 10,000 95 0 201) and nut 500 3 0 10,000 and not 12,500 110 0 600 ei.el not 7io 6 0 12,500 and not 15,000 120 0 750 and not 1,000 9 0 li,ooo and not 20,000 170 0 I,oeo and not 2,000 12 0 20,000 and not 311,0.0 240 0 2,000 :Lid net 3,000 25 0 30 000 and not 40,001) 350 0 1 2,000 and not 4,000 35 0 40,000 and not 50,4,00 440 0 4,000 and not 5,000 45 0 50,000 and not 60,1100 5541 e 5,000 and nut 6,000 5; 0 i 60,000 and not 80,000 6SO 0 6,UCO and not 7,000 65 0 80,000 and fiallitl i lk. 8 1 10 0 7,000 and nut 8,00(1 75 0 100,000 or upwards 1,000 0 Where the prin6pal deed %it& schedule or Indorsements con tains i,i uu worth or upwards, fur every 1,080 words after the Brat, a fur her progressive dui yof - I 0 0 Conveyance of alai kind out otherwise charged in this Schedtee t 15 0 When the same exceeds 2,160 words, a progressive duty, on every 1,080 words of • • 1 5 o Clpy Many deed, attested to be a true copy, for the pillow of being given in evidence, the smite duty as tor the original. Where such copy is made for tilt aecurity or use of any person nut having immediate interest under the deed 0 1 0 Fur every 720 words after the tir.t • 0 1 0 Copy or Extract of any Memorial, or of the Register of any Mentos ial - 0 5 u And for every piece of Vellum, Parchment, or Paper, upon which ally such Copy or attract shall he written, atter the tiro a further progrersive duty of - 0 b 0 Copy or Extract of any Deed, not fall:ng under the deicriptiors of Law Proceedings, taken from the Koh* or Records of any of the Courts at Weantiontr . 0 V 0 And for every piece of Vellum, Parchment, or Paper, upou which any stub Copy or Extract shall be written, after the first, a further progremtve duty of - 0 2 IJ Attested• Copy or EatrAat, of any Deed, from any Public Re glKer in bcotlaud And where the sante 'hall coutr• don for every 1,294 words after the . (fit be Cemeatied of any Dred, from any Public Re- T; ;;..;;A;;',4, drain,the GeorgeTaunton. u 26, May 30. Joseph Ba>kett, Shetheld. file• maker, at eleven,at tke hall contain more than 1,296 words/ Tontine, Sheffield. May 29 Edward S.mmoiii Ilea), grocer, i after the first 0 2 6 at elaveii, at the Guildhall, Cauca' bury. June 2. ielichatel Duke, 'it be Cuissiamed •