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11111P"'A CONTRACT FOR OATS, TO RE DELIVERED IN THE WEST INDIES. COMMISSART-IN-CHIEF'S OFFICE, Feb. 24,1815. SUCH Persons as are desirous of Cont ractin g with the Commissary In Chief to deliver OATS in the West Indies, may receive Particulars of the Contracts at this Office between the hours of Eleven and Five, and deliver their Tenders sealed up and directed to the Commissary in Chief, marking thereon " Tender for Oats ;" on or before Tuesday the 7th of March; bat none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that Day; nor will any Proposal be noticed unless made on or annexed to a printed Particular, and the Prices inserted in Words at length; nor unless a I.etter be subjoined to such Proposal, slgnea by Two Persons of known Property, engaging to become bound. ith the Party tendering, in the sum expressed In the Par ticulars for the due performance of the Contract. • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jas. 27,1815. THE MASTER-GENERAL and BOARD of ORDNANCE having, on . the 22d July, 1814, thought proper to issue certain Instructions for the guidance of Non-com snissioned Officers and Soldiers, pensioned from the Military Corps under the Ordnance, and it being necessary that all men who may have been placed on the Pension List previously to the 10th August, 1814, should be furnished therewith, as well as duly mustered ; these are to give notice, that all Pensioners who may have been discharged prior to the 10th August,lBl4, from The Royal Horse Artillery, Ivfarthing Battalions of Artillery, Invalid Battalion of Artillery, Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers, and Corps of Royal Sappers and Miners (formerly called the Royal Military Artificers); And are now resident at Woolwich, lo London, or.their Envi rons, and who may have usually received their Pensions either at Woolwich or in London, are to appear personally on the days and at the places hereafter mentioned, and to bring with them their discharges and other documents under which they may have re ceived their Pensions respectively, viz. The Men resident at Woolwich to assemble at the Office of the Chief Commissary of the Field Train at Woolwich, at eleven o'clock in the morning precisely. The Serjeants and Corporals on Tuesday, the 7th March neat The Bombardiers and Gunners, and all cullers whose surnames beb4l with the letter A to H inclusive, on Thursday, the 9th of March ; and Those from 1 to Z on Saturday, the I Ith of March. The Mln resident in London and its environs, to assemble at the Office of Ordnance, Tower, London, on the following days, at eleven o'clock in the morning precisely. The Serjeants, Corporals, and Bosubardiers, on Monday, the I 3; la March next. The Gunners, Mattrossesi, Drivers, and Horse Brigade, from A to H, on Tuesday, the 14th of March; and Those from I to Z on Thursday, the I etli March.. Such of the above Pensioners who may be incapable of per sonal attendance at either of the foregoing places, front bodily or mental infirmities, are hereby required to transmit a certificate of that fact from the Ministers and Churchwardens of the Pa rishes in which they reside, together with their discharge, or other documents under which they receive their pension. The letter to be addressed "'Po William Lees, Esq. Tower," under cover " To the Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pnl-Mall, Lon. don," masked on the back, " Certificate, &c. fur Ordnance Pensioners." The letter to be forwarded so that the same may be received on or before the day stated for the appearance of the PCI13:01H. T. And the aforesaid Pensioners are desired particularly to notice that if they do not personally attend, or transmit the required certificate in proof of their inability to appear at the foregolng place; on the dates and in the manner specified, they will be considered as dead, or otherwise provided for, and their names struck off the List accordingly. By Order of the Board, R. H. a •I OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Fidnr•ry 13, 1815. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of ItIS MA JESTY', ORDNANCE do hereby eve Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall• Mall, nn or before FRIDAY, the tOth day of March neat, from such Persons - as may be willing to undertake the Supply of FORAGE for the ORDNANCE HORSES stationed in the following WM, to be &livered at the expense of the Contractor, ve. NORTH BRITAIN NORTHERN EASTERN, exclusive of WARLEY SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM WESTERN SOUTH WEST, including PORTSMOUTH, ISLE of WIGHT, and CHRISTCHURCH WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies, WARLEY and CHAITIAM WEECON, Northamptonshire, For a period of Six Months from the Ist of April next. The Oa•s to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mix ture of Foxy or Mowburtit Oats, and must net weigh less than 37 pounds per Winchester bushel ; the Hay to be sweet and dry, and delivered in trusses of .i 0 lb. weight. The Straw to be good, clean, and d. y Wheat or Rye Straw, and delivered in trusses of 36 lb. weight. The prices to be paid for the respective quantities of each Ar ticle which may be delivered, at the following rates, viz. For the Om at sr hundred pounds, Avoirdupoise weight• Vor the Hay at per hundred and twelve pounds. Tor the Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds. The Proposals may he delivered separately or jointly for two or more o the said Districts, and it .is entered that the Con tractor AUL receive the Stable Dung, which, dud' g the Piriod of his Contract, may accumulate, making an allow.nce for the same after the rate of per horse per week. Farther particulars may be known upon application to the Officers commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also at the Secretary's Office in Pall-mall, aforesaid, any ...ay between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Propo-. sale must be delivered sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for Forage;' but no proposals can be admitted after' the said fah ot March, at meve o'clock at noon of the sante day, neilst r will any 'render be noticed usdess the Party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sec. 'I HE MILITARY REGISTER. WITH No. 51 will be published, the Second Volume, comprising the Frrst, and eventful, year of the MILITARY REGISTER t a Paper published every Wednesday; intended to open a re , .i.lar communication with every part of the World, through the Width Land and Sea Army, mildly to avert its :this, and effect some controul over the excrri•e of undue,power, in the Colonies and Salons abroad, Dirric:s at home, and Courts-Martial everywhere• ! A Summary of General Intelligence is added, which affords a brief history of the tittles, excellently adapted for exportation from its porrability,and ►orm itrg a permlane•nt set pt books. Good allowance to those who take a DU II Oorr. . Members of Parliament will find in the two Volumes com pleted, as well at 'lngressive NutithprA, ample data to p. 0.. tlii expediency of a new Mutiny Act for let 5. A youth well educated will be received as an Apprentice tmeei peculiarly advantageous circuenst:nees. A premium at eour.e ex p e e,ed, r 14. iers, Advertisements, &e. received it the ("ince, 4, brins (harden; and by every lgewsnan. . • BLANDFORP, DORSET. TO BE SOLD in FEE at the extremity of the Town, ud poe. session to be had the lOth of September. 181.4 A. HANDSOME and convenient DWELLING - , HOUSE, with Offices Ike. completely surrounded by a lofty brick swelled Garden full of the finest Fruit-trees. The House is now let for sixty pounds per annum, the Tenant paying every tax, but the Property Tax. There are two Packs of Fox Hounds contiguous to the Town and remarkable good Fishing. Far Particulars and price, apply to Mr. Stephen Carpenter, of Blandford. TO LET ON LEASE, ANEAT -SIZED SHOP, with or without one or more Rooms attached, in the very best and most popular part of Cheapside ' peculiarly well adapted for a Lottery Office, Silver. mith, Medicine Vender, News Vender, Confectioner, or any other liminess where the most commanding situation Is of the first consequence. As there is an excellent Sale-room, with due north lights, it is highly desirable for a Manchester Ware house.—lmmediate possession may be bad. For par ticulars aply to Mr. Moat, Proprietor of the City Mart, 611, Cheapside. F...0M SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZAITE. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, FEB. 23, 181 S. Copy of a Letter from Captain Upton, of his Majesty's ship Junon, addressed to Rear-Admiral Griffith, and transmitted by the latter to John Wilson Croker, Esq. Sta, His Majesty's ship Junon, at Sea, Jan. 3. I have the satisfaction to inform you, the Junon captured, at four A.M. the American hermaphrodite privateer Guerrier, F. A. Burnham master, of four guns, 60 men, and 200 tons burthen, which had sailed from Portsmouth, New Hampshire, on the -Ist instant, victualled for a cruise of four months ), •she had made no captures. (Signed) C. UPTON, Captain. This Gazette notifies as follows s—On the 23d instant the Prince Regent invested Lord Erskine with the Ensigns of the Order of the Thistle..--Count ,t. Martin d'Aglic, the same day, delivered his new ,credentials as Envoy Extraordinary and Mi nister Plenipotentiary from his Sardinian Majesty; and the Prince Regent conferred the honour of Kr.ightliood on Dr. A. 13. Faulkner, for his general services as Physician to the Forces, and on John Hawker English, Esq. on obtaining permission to accept and wear the insignia of the Swedish Order of Gustavus Vasa.— Major•Uaeeral R. Blunt, of his Majesty's Forces, and Brigadier. General I'. W. Stubbs, of the I'urtuguese service, are permitted by the Prince Regent to accept and wear the insignia of the Por tuguese Order of the Tower and Sword.—His Majesty will hold a Drawing room at the Qaten's Palace on Thursday next. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, FEZ. 25. st Regiment of Dragoon Guards. To be Lieutenants, by pu. chase—Cornet W. 10. Irvine, vice Wallace, promot ed; Cornet 1. E. Greaves, vice Quicke, pro-. motel 7th DII to—Veterinary Surgeon John Nesbitt, from balf-pay of the Ibtt, 1 ight Dragoons, to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Mel lows, pieced upon halt-pay of the 18th Light Dravious. Ist Regiment of Dragoons—John Tomkyns, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Micklethwaite, promoted. 7th 'Regiment of Light Dragoons—John Pringle, Gent. to be Cornet,by purchase, vies Peters, promoted; and Paymaster 1 Lomas Felton, trom half-pay of the 234 foot, to be Paymaa- ter, vice Thompson, who exchanges. 9th Ditto—Staff.inirgetin ..-- O'Connor, front the balflay, to be Surgeon, vice Peach, who exchangts. 17th Ditto--Lieutenaat Benjamin Adams to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase, vice Davison, promoted in the 07th Regiment let Regiment of Foot Guards—James Talbot, Gent. to be En. sign, without purchase, vice Lascelles, promoted. • Sth Regiment of Foe: —William Robinson, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Barry, promote d In the 60th Puot: 17th Ditto—Captain W. B. Hobart, trona italf-pay of the.4l) b Foot to be Captain of a Company, vice Bean, who exchstigcs. 30th Dltto—:Captaitt I'. W. Chambers to be Major, by pureness, %ice Ruhcrt,, plommed in the Regiment is Roll. 35th Ditto—Edward Noel Grinnell, Gent. to be &Win, without purchase, ewe Wilford, appointed to the itoyall bt;tlCutes. 56th Ditto—Captata Kuberft. N. Crosse, froth half-pay of tae ria gituent, to be Captaiu of a Company, ince Gotatu, who ea- Changes. Sfith Ditto—Lieutenant Samuel D. Grinnell, front half-pay of the 50th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander Camplita, who exchanges. 40th Ditto—Ensign Janus Glyn to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Franklyn, pionioted; Hem y sum. Napier, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Glyn. 53d Ditto—Edward Browne, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Whitfield, who retires. 59th veto--Lreutenant Ric Lard Howard to be Adjutant, vice Crawley, who tenins the Aditsuuncy only. cloth Ditto—Ltisign Patrick Grant, trout the 93d Fout, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice ivinchell, promoted. To he Ensigi.s, without purchase—William Plunkett, Gent. vice Rutledge, deceased.; George Hopkins, Gent. vice Von Alien stein, promoted. 63d Ditto—Second Lieutenant William Conningbam, from half pay of the 23t1 Foot. to be Ensign, vice Each, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 79th Ditto—Assastant.Surgeon Edward Myer, from half pay of the 40th loot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Napier, who exchanger. 67th Ditto—Ensign Joseph M. Read', from 2d Garrison Rana lion, to be Ensign, vice Wallace, deceased. 90th Ditto—Lieutenant H. M. Williams to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Maclean, deceased ; Ensign lames Abbott to be Lieutenant, vice Williams. 94th Ditto—Brevet Major Charles Campbell to be Major, by putchae, vice I.a.ng, wfarretites ; Lieutenant John Hutcnui son to be Captain art a C.nsl:any, by purchase, v.ce Campbell; Ensign John Macuab to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hutchinson. 95th Liao—James Hannay, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Curry, deceased. 6.h West India Regiment—Ensign Charles Andrews to be Lieu tomtit, wiii.uut purchase, vice Joseph Welsh, promoted; Wit ham Little, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Andrews. Ist Garrison battalion—Lieutenant J ulist Casinier Harold, from the legit Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Young, ap pointed to the 40t1r lout. EMORANDUM. Ensign John hrintyre, ot the ad West India Regiment, who Was supessedeil, as butted in the Gazette et itth October hist, is reinitettsi tnhito tank. _ , Lieutenant ',invert Roepel, of the 63:h Foot, is superseded being absent w:thuut !we. • l he appoimmeot of Lieutenant George L'Estrange, from half pay of the 3i et Foot, to by Ensign, without purchase, in the 3d Regiment of Foot Guard-, as stated in the Gazette ut the 34th ultimo, has not taken place. Commission in the Dorsetsbire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lionenant. Ensign Charles West to be Lieutenant, vicerlootb, deeeased. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. April 15, hhnHassall Htmard, of Stockport, Cheshire, druggist, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Alexander Grant, of Broad-street-place, London, merchant, dealer ani chapinan, to surrender March 4, at twelve, March 14, and April ti , at one, st Guildhall. Attorn e y, Mr. James, iiuchlercbtuy.. Robert Warth, of I.everington, isle of Ely, Cambridg es hi re , ' miller, dearer and charmair, March 9, at five, Marchlo,st ten, and April 8, at live, v the Rose and Crown Inn, Wisbecb.—. • eAttsrmes, Messrs. tArcUestene. Bellamy, and Wing, Wisbeib,. or Mr. James Worthen), 29, Castie•street, Holborn. lame. Cranvone, of Upper Thames•street,l.ondon, ironmonger, dealer and Chapman, Erb. 28, Mari.h 7, and April n, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bennett, Tiltenktuse-yard. Matthew l'sdes, of Upwell, Isle of Ely, Cambridgeshire, shop. keeper, M.rch 4, I i, and April K, at eleven ' at Guildhall.... Attorney, Mr. Estlow, No. 6, Clille e d' s l an , London. Henry C life, of Glasgow, Se.otimid, and of Cazlkle, Camber. bound, but now residrag at the Saracen's Head, Snow-Hill,l I.ondon, merchant, manufacture', drainr and chapnian, March 1 1, at ovtiv4i, Mach Li,. and Apra 0 1 at ono, u GolidltalL.: r • Mottles, Mears. I. and J. Owens, Angd-wort,Thropsor um-street, London. Thomas Barber Bennett, at Wapping Wall, Shadwell, Middle:, alopeeller, February Mareb 7, and April s, at twelve, at Onildball. Anoraks, Masks. holism assdgnaggs, klincburcit Chambers. Mardi S. i ud April i, James Bagmen, of 41104thester, factor, _ if. 10, _ at one, at the Crown Inn, Redero.s- street, Liverpool. Actor nits, Mr. Gregory, Sweeting-street, Liverpool; or Messrs. Dacia and John, Wibern.eourt, Gray's-lnn, London. James Butcher, of Golden-lane, parish of St. Luke, Middlesex, yeast merchant, dealer end chapman, February us, March 7, and April 4, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hamilton, 31, Berwlck-street, Sobo. Thomas Blackburn, of Liverpool, tallow.chandler, dealer and Chapman, March 21, 44, and April 8, at one, at the Golden Lion, Liverpool. Attoroies, Mr. Leich, Liverpool; or Messrs. Lowes and Cowburo, Nu. 5, Hare•court, '1 envie, London. Jacob Abraham Levy, of Bucklersbury, London, merchant, Feb. 40, at eleven, March 4, and April 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Crowder, Lavin and Gart!t, Frederick'a- Place, Old Jewry. Soloman Abraham Levy, of Bucklertbury, London, merchant, Feb.llB, at eleven, March 4, and April 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attarnies, Messrs. Crowder, Lavie, and Garth, Fri.derlck's- Place, Old Jewry, London. Thomas Hopper, now or late of Wapping Wall, Middlesex, victualler, dealer and chapman, March 8, 11, and April 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. J. IL Mills, Vine-street, Piccadilly. William Awbery, of Rupert-greet, Haymarket, victualler, dealer and chapman, March 4, 14, and April $, at eleven, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. BurnleyaChurch-lourt, Walbrook: William Dadd, of Chatham, Kent, tea-dealer, Feb. MI, March I I, and April 8, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Nelson, Pslsgrave-place, Temple-liar, London ; or Mr. Jefferys, Chat ham. William Herbert, of the parish of Sandford, Oxfordshire, cow dealer, dealer and ehapman, March 6,7, and April 8, at 11, at the White Lion Inn, Banbury. Atrumies, Messrs. Meyrick and broderip, Red Llon•syuare; or Mr. James Wake Go:by, - Banbury. Schlaberg, of Manchester, merchant, deakr and chap man, March 8, IV, and April 8, at ten, at the Talbot Inn Manchester. Attornks, Mr Ralph Ellis, Chancery.laire, Lon:- dun • or Messrs. Taylor and Unwin, Manchester. .10nailla White, late of Pitchlty, N..irthamptonshire, vlcivaller, farmer, dealer and chapntan, ?starch to, at six, March 1 t, and April 8, at . eleven, at the George Inn, Kuttcring. Attorney, Mr. 'llamas Marshall, Kettering. Ebenezer Elliot, late of itotheram, Yorkshire, (but now a priso ner in .York gaol,) ironmonger, dealer and ebapm.ui, March 10, 11, and April 8, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Btrming luau Attornies, Mr. J. Egenon, Gray's Inn-square, London; ear Messrs. Stubbs, Medes and Wills, Birmingham. Samuel Braund Clouter, of Bristol, stationer, bookseller, dealer and cbapman, March 10, 11, and April 8, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Birmingham Attornies, hitssrs. Devan 444 . 1 ooke, 3, Holborn -court, Gray's Inn, London; or Mr. George Bur- risk Temple raw, Birmingnam. Francis Mansford, of Lincoln, grocer, March 20, 21, and April 8, at eleven, at the Saracen vie Inn, Lincoln. Morales, Mr. Mason, Lincoln; er Messrs. Willis, Fairdsorne, and Clarke, 3, Warntsord-court, London. Daniel owe, of Mallcroft, parish of Chapel-en-le-Frith, Derby shire, corn and cattle.dealer, and chapnian, March 8, t I, and April 8, at ten. at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. A ttor nies, Messrs. Hewitt and Kirk, Manchester; or Mr. Ellis, _ _ Chancery-lane. Thomas lackman the elder, of Oakley Farm, parish of Mottls.- 1 font, Hams, farmer, dada and cliapntait, Mardi 16, at one, March 17, at eleven, and April 8, at sine, at the Dolphins Inn, Southampton. Anomie., Mr. Barney, Scuthamptuti ; or Mr. Roe, No. 4, Howard.street, Strand, London. John Newstead, of Ache, Norfolk, spirit-merchant, February 01, March 14,aud April O at four, at the Norfolk Hotel,Norwich. Attornies, Messrs diliard and Murray, Norwich; or air Samuel W hitcombe and King, Serjeant's•liin, Fleet-street. ChriNtopher Brown and Charles Obey, of George-scieet, Port man 4oilure, brewers and copartners, de-tlers and chapno.ll, February us, Maras 11, and April b, at eleven, at uiidli:4ll. . . At:ovary Mr Pike. Atr-street, . ,Sarah Daus', of Boston. Lincolnshire, jeweller and deukr in a oes and toys, March 9, ut , ar.d April e, at eleven, at the ' Whtte Hart Inn, Boron. A•tornie-., Mr.lA'ni. Bowles, Boston, or Meats Lusittigiun and Hall, secondaries Office, Temple. NEW TAXES. EXTRACT FROM THE PRINTED VOTES OF 'TIE HOUSE OF COMMONS, OF FEBRUARY 21. A SCHEDULE OF THE TATAELP ANNUALLY FOR EVERY MALI PERSON RETAINED OR EMPLOYED IN THE SEVERAL CAPACITIES HEREIN MENTIONED, OVER AND ABOVE lilt DUTIES IN SCUM:PULE C. NO. I. AND NO. 2. For every ma.e person employed as a rider, traveller, or agent, where the same employer shall keep or employ one such male person only, the sum of £4. 4s. And where the same employer shall keep or employ more than o:be such male person, for each the sum of £7. It's. For every male person employed as book-keeper; office-keeper, Clark, or writer, the respective duties following, viz. : If such male person shall be employed by any merchant, banker, broker, trader, or other person or persons not having a shop or warehouse for the sale 01 goods, wafts, or merchandiie„ where the same employer shall keep or employ one male person only In such capsei-y, the sum of £4. 4s. For more than one male person in such capacity, for each the sum of £7. 10s. If suck male person shall be employed by any trader havhig a shop or warehouse for the sale of goods, wares, or merchandise, and the business shall be wholly transacted in such shop or ware. house, where the same employer shall keep or employ one male person only in such capacity, the sum of £3. For more that► one male person in such capacity, fee each the sum of £4. 106. And if any such male person shall be employed to transact his lousiness in an office or eoutnit:g-house distinct from such shop or warehouse, the iurther sum at Xt. For every male person employed as a manager, overseer, or foreman, or clerk under a manager, overseer, or foieman, the sum of £3. For every male pence employed as a shopman, wareltousentan, or cellarman, the sum of 43 For every male person employed as a porter, carter, or driver, the sum of Jet. For every male person employed as a barge, lighter, keel, ur boatman, in or upon any canal ur inland navigation, t►e sum of Lt. 1O For every male person-employed as a waiter to wait on guests in any tavern, coffee-house, inn, ale-house s eating,'Ur vlctuall.ng r house, or in any hotel or lodging-house, except issensinnal Watterv; the sum of Jet. tos. And for every male person so employed as an occasional waiter therein, If for the period of slit calendar months in any year; the sum of £3. And if for a lesser period than 11:calendar months in any year, the sum of Li. tos. For every male person employed as an hostler in any inn or livery stable, the sum of £4l. los. DUTIES ON TOBACCO. For every pound weight of tobacco imported into Great Bri tain, au additional duty of 3,1. DUTIES oN LXCISE LICENSES. For every license to be tsk.e:. tvat• by an auctioneer, the addj—l donal suns of 6s. By every amnion) brewer of table beer, not being a common brewer of strong beer, the additional sum of Li. By every common brewer w:lo skill brew any strong beer, if the quantity of beer brewed by sueh common brewer, within the year ending the sth day,ol July to each year, previous to taking tit the license, shall not exceed MOO barrels , the additional mm of 155.; if the same shall exceed woo barrels, and shall not ex ceed 11000 barrels, the adiltiien.ll sum of LI.; and so progres sively up to 30,000 Darrel l , a zid n o t f Aco rtiia 40,4)00, Wise's the additional charge la £2O, and above V,0'40, £ls. By every person who shall first become it common brewer of strong beer, the additimial sum of 16s; atadlvichin tea days alter the sth day 01 July next, after taking out suck license, such fur ther additional sum as, with the and in. shall atnottnc to the duty hereitibefore directed to be paid, according to the number .of barrels of strong beer brewed within tote p.recedlng year, the edditiowal sum of 15s. and a surcharge By every maker of wax candles or PpanniCed Candle for sat s the additional sun% bf By every dealer In or seller of wax or spermaceti bei n n y l; e a te nr i k cha er o n f d : tnaceti coolies, fur sale, the additional sum of Ri. rchoecaun:kleil'otfht;insdddlesilliniothaeri stisaurnnaterallZ:ege By every person trading in. voidirg or !elitist edge, tedifes con tuts, or chocolate, the addititai 41 sun. s' ss. ed. t. By every glass-ntaker, for each anti every glats house, thend ditional suns of 1110. By every tanner within the weekly Lillh of mortality, the addl. doted sum of £5. By dory other tanner, the additional sum of Ai. toe By every dresser of hider ind skies, In estl, the additional on of :Re. By every currier, the additional cum of Xt. lay every maker of vellum for paidiment, the addidonal sut of £l. By every tnaltster or maker of malt, If the quantity of ma' made by such minter or maker of malt whhn the pear train.. the sth day of July in each year, previous to LAM, eel the I cence, shall not exceed So quarters, the additional said of ?I, 0.. and so in proportion for every viOitirrial 50 qiiartert, until tl quantity shall exceed 550 quarters, when the ir:tith• tonal suns lOs. By every person who shall first b-conic a riaV•tnr or maker .. malt for sale, the additional sum of ot!. ; arid within tell 441 after the st h day of July next, after taking tut such licenc. such farther additional sum as, with the said us. Ce!. amount to the duty hereinbefote directed to he paid, aceerdit to the quantity of malt made within the in-e!CAitic year, the a, ditlonal sum of es. lid. with a surcharge. • By every maker of metheglin or mead for tale, the al leader suns of XI. By every maker of paper or pasteboard, and every par.. stainer, the additional sum of £2. By every person trading in, selling any gold or silver plate, any goods or wares In which any quantity of gold exreedioetv peony-weights, and under two ounces in wei ita l or any qua tity of silver exceeding five penny-weights and under 30 .oitile In weight, in any one separate and distinct ware piece .goods, is, are, or shall be manufactured, the atidsti , :nat tern .R 2 6s. By every person trading in, selling any fi eld or silver pbte, any goods or wares in which any quantity of gold, of the wit; of two ounces or upwards, or any quantity of shyer of I weight of SO ()fences or upwards, in any one separate aid ware or piece of goods, is, or shall be manufactured; and every pawnbroker trading in, selling gold or silver plate, ergot. or wares in which any quantity of Loki or elver is, or shall manufactured, ter taking in or delivering out pawls of suet. pia goods, or wales, and for every licence to be take , ' out by eve refuter of gold er silver, the ad,..tional sum ot £5 151. By every calico primer ' and every printer, painter, or :lain.. of linens, cuitems„ or stufit, the ad AVOW sum cE .e lU. By' every maker of soap for sale, the additional sum of By every distiller or maker of low white or spirits for sale, fur exportation, within that part of Groat Britain land, the additional sum of LIM By every rectifier of spirits within that part of Great Britai... called England, the additional sum of £5. By every dealer in brandy, or other spirituous liquors er strongwaters, not be.ng a retailer in any part ot Great Britai n , or not bring a wholesale seller of, or dealer in plain aquavits only, distilled front malt, corn, grain, barley. beer, bigg, or other British materials, in that part of Great Istitaln :died Sat.- laud, the additional sum at ,ES. By every person in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, who shall, by wholesale, sell or deal in spirits made and distil led from malt, corn, grain, barley, beer, bigg , or other Brithe p materials, and commonly called or known by the using of aqui vitz, in that part of the United Kingdom, not being a licerac.,, distiller, rectifier, compounder, or retailer of spirits, not Jei a dealer in brandy, or other spirituous liquors, duly licensed that purpose in manner above-mentioned, to sell plain aquavior. only by wholesale, the additional sum of see. By every retailer of distilled spirituous liquors or strong we tens in Great Britain, not being a retailer of plain aquavits, urly made or distilkd from Biiiish materials, sn that part of Gr Britain called Scotland, if the dwelling-house in which such et. tatter shall reside or retail, shall not, together with the eats therewith, be raised under the author ity of the Ace or Acts of Parliament fur granting duties use inhabited houses: at a rent £l5 per aorusoi or eperatds, the addition-I LAM of tee 7st; if P. £l5 per annum or upwards, and under aftlo die additional se:: of see lis ; if at 4ezo per annum or upwards, ausi,trttder .42i the additiooal suns of .C..t 1.51.; if at ,fie;, per anuOt or upwatti% and under £ao the additional rills of lit. 111 L; • fit £3O pet annum or upwards, and under sEentbisadditlotal aunt* et £3 3. if at I'4o per annum or upwards, and under £5O, the &Vidor 4 sum of Inn 75.; or if at £5O per a+num or upwards the Wee done% sum of Xs 11 s. By every person who, within the limits of ;my Royal Buret, Burgh of Barony, or Reg.i it, any part ot Scott:ad, or VI any place In any other part of :icotbiei oilier that, we hin le, Highlands ot Scotland, limited and described in the Aces la the: case made and provided, shall retail any s h ,..rit, '.r disulleA from malt, corn, graip, barley, beer, bisg, or iii i,n ma terials, and commonly called or known by the name of atp,-e -vits in that part of the United Kingdom, w retail plaits I vitae only, the additional sum of £2. 14 every person who shell retail such spirits within the fee • - eel Counties and Districts of H ,zittarid4 or OiCntl.lt•ti, I • Royal Burghs, Burgin of Barony ur ICrvitty thcrtm cxceptc. the additional sum of XI. _ _ By every yoreh-maker the additional som•of Fur every Maker of any kind of sweets or made pth than nsiad, for sale, the additional sum of By every retailer of British Made wine or ewers, the ...1 tional sum of AV 4s. For every licence to be taken out by every manure-meet of o- Dacca or snuff, if the tobacco or souff-work, vreighial by such person for mar.ufacture, within the year ending on the welt day of October, previous to taking out the licence, shalt rex have exceeded £O,OOO pounds weight, the additional sum of LI ; the same shall have exceeded 20,000 pounds weight, and net 30,000 pounds, the additional sum of £1 10s.; and so on pro • gres,ively, on every additional 10,000 pounds weight, up to 100,en0; and then, if the same shall have exceeded 100,0tds pounds, and shall not have exceeded 120,000 weight, the addi tional sum of £6 ; and if t he same shall have exceeded 120,000 pounds, and shall not have exceeded 15'1,n00 pound, weight t'e additional sum of ST los.; and if the same shall have exceeded 150,000 pounds weight, the additional sum of £lO. By every pertain who shall first become a manufacturer of t bare° or snuff, the additional sum of vet : and, within ten days after the lull day of Uetuber next, after taking out such !meaty, such farther additional sum as, with the said Li, shall amourt to the duty hereintofote directed to he paid, according to the quantity of tobacco and snuff work weighed for manufactri.• within the preceding year, the additional sum of and ale r. charge. By every dealer in or seller of tobseco or snuf f within the limits of the chief office of Fecitie ie lowlor, or of the chief 011 !* of &acme in Edinburgh, the additional suns of sa. By every dealer in or rof tobacco or ,:nof in any other par; of Great Britain* out tit the lil.t limits, die addltiond sun of s. Gd. By every makes' of vinegar for sale, the additional wim of Lio. by every retailer of tortigii wine, in that part of trout Lit U.c•" , callesli . Euglind, who shall hot have an Ilse s, 11.-ense for retailir.; distilled spirituous liquors or strong 'a were, or a license for tilt retailing of beer, ale, or other 'sae:able hquors, to retail tore*, wine,lhe additional sum of .e 5. is. By every retailer of Immo wine in that part of Great Britaht called England, who shall have taken nett a 11C, use 10r retailing beer, ale, and other exciseable liquua s, but 4'411 out have as guise license for retailing distilled •piiituous liquors, or lon) , •e, waters, to retail foreign wine, the adelhional sum of £4. ss. By every retailer ot tureian wine in that put of Great Britain called England, who shall have an excise license for fetal** dis tilled spirituous liquors or screed waters, to retail lureign win- . , the additional SUM of seg. By every retailer of toreigu wine in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, who shall not bay, an excise I.Ccitit for ramified distilled spirituous liquors or strong waters, or a license for bred, ale, or other estimable liquors, or retail foreign wane, the addi tional sum of XS. GC 84 ily every retailer to foreign wine in that part of Great Brital.% called Scotland, who shall have taken out a license for retailine beerosle, or other ezeiseable liquors, but shall not have an excisz liceope for retailing distilled spirituous hquors or stress waters retail loreige wine, the additional sum ot Xi.. 13s. 4d. By every retailer of foreign wine in that part of Great Britain t t allrel Scotland, who shall have au excise amine tor retailing dis tilled spirituous liquors or strong waters, to retail foreign wire the additional suns of Lt. es. Bd. • sy every wire-drawee, or other person who shall draw, o. chute $o be drawn, any gilt or ot her wire, oommonly called bill wire, In Gvis &top, the edtlidepal pun of At. ■