Star. — London, England, 1815-05-11 00:00:00

NEW TAXES. (Continned from the STAR of yesterday.) Copyhohl.—Any *Tender Mace out of Court, or Memoran• la nn thereof, where the clear yearly value exceeds 20s. 1 0 0 • • When: the same does n6t exceed 20 s. - 0 S 0 Any admittance out of Court, sshi:te the clear yearly veinal Ilt ceeds 20s. - . I 0 • 'W , ere it 41111 M not exceed 20s. - - 0 sli When those instrument•, or Copies thereof, contain 2. 1 tin • words or upwards, then every Wm* words alter the first 1 0 0 Copy of Court Roll of Surrender, made In Court, value above • Vft • • - 1 0 • The same value, under 20s. - 0 5 0 Copy of Court Roll, et the several surrenders, admittances, and other acts lei Court for perfecting a common recovery, if the Statue of the Estate exceed COs. for five times I 0 0 When it does not exceed 20s. for Ave times 0 5 0 Voluntary Omit by Lord or Steward of Manor or Memo. random thereof, value of Estate above 20s. twice 1 0 0 When the value is not above Ms. • 0 5 0 The above Instrunfent or Copy, when tontaloing 2160. oe' , More words, pays for every 1060 words, after the first I CO" % Licence to Demise, or Meni.lranduin granted out of Court, and Copy of Court Roll, if granted in Court, where value ex ecteds Ws. • . I 0 0 When not met ding 20s. •• 0 5 0 • Debenture or Certificate, enti•ling to Drawback, Custom, or 'Etelse Ditties, or any Bounty not exceeding £lOO 0 5 0 From Clot) to CAso . 0 10 0 NO to 500 • 1 0 0 Exceeding 0500 • • 2 0 0 Declaration of any Use or *fella, trot being a Deed or Will I 1.5 0 Where the same, together with Schedule, Receipt, or other Matter, contains 2160 word, or upwards, for every fOro words, after the first i ORO - 1 5 0 Deed of any kind whatever, not others*e, charged our ex empted - - 1 15 0 Where the same, together with any schedule, or other matter, contains 2160 or more words, every 1080 words after the first 1060 - - 1 50 Deputation or Appointment of a Gamekeeper 115 0 Dispensation for holding twolEcelesiastical Dignities or Bene fices. or a Dignity and a Benefice, in England, either above the ' , roily value of ten pounds in the Kings Books 40 0 0 And hi ail other casts - V, 0 0 Dispensation of any other kind, from the Archbishop of Can terbury, or the Master of the Faculties for the time being, or from the Guardian of the Spiritua Wes during a vacancy of the Archbishop's See - 40 0 0 Disimsition of Property heritable or moveable in Scotland, not otherwise charged - 1 15 o It the instrument contain 2160 words, for every lOW after the first - 1 5 0 Docquet on passing Great Seal, on any Grant, Letters Patent, Inc. - 0 2 0 Donation of any Benefice, &c. of the yearly value of ,flu or upwards in the King's Books 20 0 0 Of any other Benefice, Dignity, or Promotion 10 0 0 Exchange.—Ary Deed or Instrument of Exchange, when no auto or a sum under etsoo is pied for equality of exchaoge 1 IS 0 It 2 itio or mote words. for every inso after the first 1 5 0 When £5OO or upwards are paid, if the Exchange be effected by see( ral Deeds, the s tote Doty on each Deed as for a convey ance to the same amount as the money paid. If effected by mu tual Cativeyanous, the same duty as on Conveyances to the value of double the amount of the motley paid • Where the Deed charged with ad-valorem duty contains 2160 or more we'd., for every 1080 after the first 1 0 0 I•eropheation or Constar, under the Great Seal, of any Let tet t, Potent or Grant, for every Skin, Sheet, Or Piece of X'ellune, rat, !mom, or Efiler 3 0 0 faculty. For admitting to act as a Notary Public in England 90 0 0 Ter admitting to act as a Notary Publiiin Scotland 20 0 0 Flom the Archbishop of Canterbury. or the Master of the Fa r:hies for the tite r being, or from the Guardian of the tipiritiali alf 4 during a vacancy of the atichbishOp's See, not otherwise charged . . 30 0 0 Feoffrnent of Lands or other Hereditaments, in England, not o tierce i'e charged - 1 15 0 Where tl.e same contains any Letter of Attorney to deliver or !eeriee seism, a further duty of - 1 15 0 And wl•rrethe same contains 2100 or more words, for every ItlSr) wor 's after the first 10.-0 - - 1 5 0 0 t of Viecaut Sipeuti in Scotland, whereof the Presentation ht!ot gs to the Crewe .• • 1 10 0 G ant or Letters Patent, under the Great Seal of the United Kirgd.'m of Grei.i. Br.tain and Ireland, or the Seal of the Duchy er County Palatine of Lanca,ter, or tinder the Seal kept and used in Scotland in place of the Great Seal formerly used there : Of the honour ue Dignity of a Duke - 350 0 0 Of a Marquis - - . 300 0 0 Of an Earl •• • 250 0 0 Of a Viscount .- - 200 0 0 Of a Baron • . Ai , 150 0 0 Of a Baronet • • 1(X) 0 0 Of a Conge d'Elfre for the Election of an Archbishop or Bishop • . 30 0 0 Of the Royal Assent to such Election, or of the Nenunatiou and Presentation by his hiljesty, In default of such Ele•ctiots 30 0 0 Of Restitution of Tempo, Aides to an Archbishop or Bishop 30 0 0 Of any other Honour, Dignity, or Promotion whatsoever, or 0. Fmitchi-e, I..be.ty, or Privilegtt, to any Person or Per sons, holy or Bodies Politic or (:nTorate ?) <I 0 Where the P:trclinutin, Paper. tle. on which Grant is written race:eds one skin or skeet, tor each skin or sheer, the further duty of - 0 Grant or Warrant to take Preccdet:oe 50 0 o Grant or License to use Arms `Os 0 0 Grant under the Great Seal, or the Seal u'cd in Scotland, or the I'revy Seal in England, of any certain sum of money. not amoutring e. .XlOO I in o .loatt4 and mu St 0 40 0 7:0 and not 1000 ZO 0 0 0 and tit 1.60 10 0 0 1000 or upwards, for tOO and not 7:0 tO 0 0 every 1(:0 thereof 50 0 Orli( any Annuity or Pennon, not amouming to £ 00 per alumni • 1 10 0 Tu a c i rs an d no t 1-00 40 0 600 and not 800 30 0 0 5..•00 and nut 4CO 10 0 0 800 and not 1000 40 0 0 100 an d not 4,00 CO. 0 0 1000 or upwards 50-0 0 Rtes where any such Grant of an Annuity or Pension shall be Mill* iii.conhnitagon, or by way of renewal only of any for mer grain al the hike amount and description, then only a d.ly 1 10 0 Grant, or appoistment by his Majesty, or any other person, Body - Politic or Corpwate of O ffi ce, by Letters Patent, D ee d, or other writing, where Lie salary and emoluments shall not . amount to 130 per annum - 1 0 0 To LOL and not 100. sr4 0 7.;43 and notlooo ae so 0 100 and mu 200 6 0 i 000aod not 1500 75 0 ion and not 300 14 0 1500 and not 2000 100 0 and not 500 25 O I 2000 and not 3000 150 0 and smt 750 35 OISr 00 and upwards StiO Institution, r toted by any Archbishop, Bishop, Chancellor, or •:her Oidivary, by any EttleAastical Court, in and to any Feclessaat:eal lienefice, Dignity. or Promotion, in England, where the same shall proceed upon a Presenn.tion 2 0 ‘, Vi hire it shall proceed sport the petition of the Patron to be himself admitted and Instituted; it the Benetfee be of the yearly value of ten pounds or upward. th the King's Books :10 0 0 Or if of any other deacription 15 0 0 . Least or Tack of any Lands, Heredicaments, or heritable sub ject., at a yearly rent, without any soon of money by way of fine, premium, or gra..sum, pall for the same, where the yearly rent shall nut amount to Xan - 1 0 To 201. and not 1001. X 1 10 I IWO and not SCO sCS 2(14 a'4 ,l nor !lot) 2 u titKi anti not 10(0 6 0 gOO and not 400 3 0 1000 and upwards 10 0,1 I 400 and not 000 4 0 Lease, or Tack of any kind, not otherwise charged fit this Schedule • -• 1 15 0 Ant: for 'tie Duplicate of any Lease or Tack, hereby chat - Fed with a duty of Xs, the like duty of 1 C 0 Dnplicive of any tidier Lease or Tack 1 10 0 Where Duplicate contains 21(0 words or more, for every 2080 words after - • 1 0 It et er,o r Power of.lttorney, for receiving Prize-money 0 5 0 Letter of Attorrey for the Sale, Transfer, or receipt of Divi ilends, of the Funds • - 1 0 o _ I.etter or Power of Attorney, of any other kind, or Commis. non or Factory in the nature thereof - 110 0 Consitlctation paid, ur wntracterl for, shall not exceed 4 itrbere die saint, eontsin 5,150 %yetis of note, or eveh , 1,1116 words alter the first 1,080 - • 1. 0 0 Letter of Licence from Creditors to a Debtor 1 15 0 When containing 2,160 words or more, for every 1,050 words after the first - - - - 1 5 0 Letters of Marque and Reprisal - - 5 oti Licence for Marriage, in Fpglarrit, If special . 50 0 If not special - - - 010 1) Licence to be granted by any Archbishop, Bishop, Vicar gene ral, or other competent authority In Ergland, for the non-resi• deuce of any Cletgyinan ill his Living, pursuant to the Act of the 43d year ria lits Majety's reign • Where the Living shall be of the yearly value of ten pounds or upwards in the Kole!, books - . • 5 0 0 And where the Living &hall be of any other description 2 0 0 Licence of any k•nel, nut otherwise charged In this Schedule, which shall pass the seal of any Arcith'shop, Ills' op, Chancellor, or other Ordioary, or of any Feel/ r.iastical Court in England, or which shall he granted by any Presbytery, or other Ecclesiastical ' , owe rin !4c.ot!Jii,l - - '2 0 0 Licence to u•e and exercise the calling or occupation of an Appraiser (rat be fakers nut yearly) - 010 0 I.!cein, e to be taken out yearly, by any BankerAsr Bankers, or 'Sat' • r jeer: on; is•tong Notes payable out the bearer 30 0 0 Licence to 1w taken out yearly, for usingor elercising the trade! or business of a Pawnbroker, within the Cities of 1 anidon and West moister, or within the limits of the Twopenny Post 15 00' And for using or exercising the trade or business of a Pawn broker .44e where 7 10 0 Aiemotial to he registered pursuant to any Act of Parliaments made or to be made, for the public registering of Deeds and Con. veyances, In England 0 10 0 And fix teL•ry piece of Vellum, Ilarchkrert, or Paper, upon which any such Memorial shall be wrieten, atter the first, a liar the r progressive duty of 0 in 0 Memorial, to he registered or throned pursuant to Act of Par. lianieur, of any De ed or 11'1.4 motto, Lie, ds or lit-trestitents, where. by any Annuity shall be granted or secured, in England 1 sr o And fir every piece of Vellum, Parchment, or Paper, upon which any such Memorial shall be written, after the first, a fur ther progressive duty of 1 0 0 Mortgage made, as a security for the payment of any definite and certain sum of 11111 l tey, advanced ur lout at the time, or pre. viously due and ovi tog, or furbe.rne to be paid, being payable, not exceeding .Csg - . A*l 0 0 50 and not 100 XI 10.1 3,000 znd not 4,000 ,EBO 100 2nd not 200 2 0 4,000 and not 5,000 _0 0 . - 200 and not sno 3 0 I 5,000 and not 10,000 12 0 300 and not 500 4 0 I 111,000 and not 15,000 15 0 500 and not 1,000 3 0 15,0 M! and not 20,t;0u 20 0 1,000 anti not 2 ; 000 60 I Exceeding 20,(X10 25 0 2,000 and not 3,000 7 0 - Nomination by his Majesty, his Heirs, or Succes , ors, or by any other Patrn, to any prrpe• oat Curacy in England 1 10 0 Notarial Act, auy whomever, nut otherwise c.barged in this Schedule U 5 And for every Sheet or Piece of Paper, Parchment, or Vellum, upon which the cane shall be written, atter the first, a •turthcr progressive duty of 5 to - Passport 5 0 Partition—Any Deed or Instrument of Partition,where no Sum of Money, or only a Sum under £3OO shall be paid, or.agreed to be paid, for Equality or Partition (except but re:tdrre, and Copies of Court Roll of Surrenders of Copy bold orCustomaryEstates) 1 15 0 Aad where suds deed or instrument, togetiier..witb any ache dale, receipt, or other matter put or hiel.it ,e.l thereon, or annexed thereto, shall contain 2,1 till words, or upwards, then for every en tire quantity M ,Oh( words contained therein, over and above the first 1,080 words, a further progressive duty of 1 5 0 Policy of Assurance or Insurance, or other instrument, made upon any life or lives, or event in contingency, depending upon We or lives;vrhere the sun, insured apall not amount to X5OO 1 0 0 "o 0 and not MOO 20 0 I 3000 and not 5000 10 0 100 u and not 3000 30 0 5000 or upwards 50 0 'spun any Building, Goods, Uares, Merchandise, or other Property, from loss or damage by Fire only Y 0 0 And for and in respect of every sum of £5OO, aid so In propor tion for any greater or less sum, which sh.l3 be insured in or by any such policy or instrument, Imp los , or dmiage by the only, a duty at the tate et 3s. peratut, culitui .nably w the regulations and provisions of the said act of eli:teti year of iu Majesty's reign, re lating to the duty thereby imposed MI such insurances 0 3 ii whereby any insur.itice atoll be maile.pursuant to the act of the 50th year of his Majesty's rejig' 35, by any person or persons, nut tieing licensetfputstiain min • isaid act of the Vied year of his l‘bj-sty's reign, of or impostsiny buildings, goods, wares, merchandise, or triur propea ty, situated and ben% itt any or the 141/IRIS, stlll.lllltia/s or wrrtturitrbeluuLing to of talittr the tIotoi !lion of Lib 11.1.ije.ty, his heirs or succe•eait s, in the We,/ ludo., or elsewhere beyond the seas, from los, or dan.age by rue, fur any period of time not exceeding it calendar mouths ti ti And also the further or additional deity following. viz. It the whole sum insured shall not exceed 4100 0 5 - - - And it the whole insured, .hall viol:evil £lOO, that far every £lOO, and also fur any fractional part or £lllu , whereof the saint: shall con%ivt 0 5 upon any Ship or Wiwi, or upon any Goods, Mer chandise, or other Property un board of any ship or Vessel, &c. for or upon any ♦oyage ifolll ;my port or place In the Utii.ed tangdom ol Great Britain and Ireland, or in the islands ut Guern sey, Jersey, Alderney or S.irk, air the Isleaf Man, or to any other port or place to the caul Kingdom or Islands, or Isle of Man. Where the PMIIIII/11 or LOlitieJVC3lloll4l4il taut exceed che rate of 201. per centuns on the suns insured: it than whole sum insured shall inn exceed t,O U I 5 And it Oat whole sum Instired shall excerd tlOO, Om fur every Alcu, and also fur any nattional part ul XiOu, wUcrcuitlic same shall consist - - U 1 3 _ And where the Premium or Consideration for such insurance actually and bet:all& paid, giveu, :Jr cantracted tor, shall fszereil the rate of 20s. p. t remota on the U 111 tosured, it the whole sum insoredshall tint exceed £lOO 0 2 6 And if the whole stint mimed shall exceed £lOO, then for every .Ci 00, and also for any tractiut.al rart whereof the same shall (0116 1 St - t./ 2 6 hut if the separate interests of two or rtore distir.ct persons shall be insure) by one policy or in.trunii ra„then the duty *I Is. 3d. or M. ed. as the case may require, shall be eilario3l thereon, in respect of each and every tuctio“.ll pat in _frill) as well as in respect of every full bwn of tt uu which shall be thereby insured upon any separate and distinct interest. upon auy ship or vessel, goods, turrchandlze, or other property on board of any ship or vessel, or upon the freight of any ship or vessel, or twin any other voyage than before sped bed, or fur auy Certain term or period of dine, not curetting 12 calendar mouths, where the premium or consideration fur insur ance, actually and bona fide paid, given, or contracted for, shall not exceed the rate of 20a. per centurn on the aunt Insured; if the whole sum insured shall hot exceed £lO2 A 2 6 And it the whole sum lusured shall exceed £lOO then for every Xtoo, and also tor every tractional part of £lOO whereof the same shall CaEllilt - 0 2 6 And where the Pretuktm or Consileration for such Insurance, actually and bona fide paid, given, or coutractedfit , shall exceed the rate of 20s. per cement on the sum insured; if the whole sum insured shall not exceed £lOO. 0 6 0 Anti it the whole sum insured shall exceed seloo, then for every £loo and also for any fractuitud part of .elbti, whereof the saute shall consist 5 0 But it the separate interests of two or more irstinct persons shall pe iusured by one policy or instrument ' then the said d ut y of Ya. lid. or Ss. as the case may require, shall he charged thereon, us respect ut each and every fractional part of XI oo as well as in respect of every full sum of £lOO winch shall be thereby insured upon any separate and distinct interest ..--- of a Mutual 'lnsurance, whereby div e r s p erso nesosu Insure, Of agree to insure, one another, without any premium or I pecuniary consideration, upon any voyage iron any port or place ui the United Kingdom ot Great Britons and lrelano or in the Islauds'of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, or Sark, or the Isle of Man, to ally other port or puce in the said Kiugthou or Islands, cr late ot Mau, ter every emu ut uti, and aims tor each and every fractional pan ut £lvo thereby insured bratty pent)* nr,persons 61 Upon any other voyage whatsoever, or for any period of time nut excerthog twelve cairn:tar nunitlia, tot every sum of Lied, and alms fur each and every tractional part ot AIOU there • by insured to any person or persoos 0 5 o Merrell any other lawiul insurai , ce whatsoever, nut herein before charged, shall be made against kits of damage of any kind—where the premium or the rate at itbs.iiiei ertitum oti the sum insured—il the whole sum muted shall not exceed £lOO U Y 6 . And If the whole sum Insured shall emceed £lOO, then for every £lOO, and alms tor every fractimial pan of reILIU whereof the same shall consist ti Y 6 And where the premium or consideration for such insurance paid or contacted fur s shall eased the ate of 80e. per Vent. alai Ater* die insurance than be made fat any otter tbad I ter cunbry eababbratiolll; if the whole Jost insured 'Shall not es teed 2100, 0 5 0 And if the whole ium !flawed shall exceed £lOO, then for every £l6o,andalso for any fractioall part of £lllO whereof the same shall consist 0 5 0 But if the separate interests of two or nowt disthtct persons shall b.: insured by one policy or instrument, then the said duty of 'is. Cd. or Se. as the came may regeir.t, shall be4.hirg et! there on, In respect of eith and every traetional part of Zino, as Well as in respect of every full sum of £llO which shel be thtreby insured upon :soy separate and distinct ktere, C. Precept of Clare Constar, to give Seisin I.ands or other He ritable Subjects its bl:Odatiti 0 f 0 Wittre the same shall contain 2. 90 words or upwards, for every 1,00 words aher the brit 1,080 0 9 0 Presvutation by hi,: Majesty, or any other Patron —To any Ercle,isAtcal Eeoefice, Dignil, or Prontotion in Ettlautl, of tht. yearly value of ten pound. or upward., iu the Mil. Book. 20 0 0 10 0 0 To any other kcclesitstical Benefice .Procoratinn.—Where the same contains 2,160 words or up• wards, tor every I,OSQ words after the first I,oso I 0 0 Promis•ory Note, fOr she paytnent, to the bearer on demand, of any aunt of money, not exceraig Xi. Is. 0 0 6 Xi. Is. and not Li. 2s. 0 I 0I 20 and nut 30 0 4 0 Y 2 and not 5 S 0 I 6130 and nut 50 0 6 0 15 and not 10 0 2 0 I (.0 and not 100 0 10 0 10 alit Mr t 0 03 0 1 For [Le payment, in any ut k tr manner than to the bearer on demand, of any sum of money, amounting to 402. and glut ex ceeding ZS. ss. - - • , 0 1 3 XI ss. and not ie.!o 0 I 6 3O and not 50 0 3 0 ...0 .and not SO 0 2 0 ,•.',0 and nut 100 04 0 Fur the payment, either to the bearer on demand, or in any other manner than to the bearer on demand, of any sum of money ow/4:ding 40.)0 and lit eareeding E9e 0 5 0 ILt 00 and not £3OO 0 6 0 1000 and not 2000 015 0 :.00 and not 500 0 7 6 t• 000 and nut 1000 4 0 0 500 and not 1000 010 0 Exceeding 3000 110 0 1 ltr.t two last descriptions of times are not to be re-issued after being once raid. Prop mory Notes for the payment of Money issued by the Go vernor and .Company of the Bal: of England are exempted. Picoest of any DM of Exchange or Proutissory Note, for any Pam of money, not amounting to £2O - 0 2 0 XlO and not XlOO 0 3 0 IESOO or upwards 0 10 0 100 and not 500 05 0 Of any other kind 0 5 0 And for every sheet or piece of paper, parchment, or vellum, upon which the same shall be written, aver the tint a furilier rrogre sAve duty of - - 0 5 0 Receipt or discharge, given for or upon the payment of money, amounting to _ £2 and nut £5 0 0 2 1 .€lOO and not £'2oo 0 5 and not 10 0 0 3 I VOO and not LC ,0 0 4 0 10 and nut 0U 6 I ::MO and not I 'oo 0G to tO and not 50 0 1 0 500 and not 1060 0 7 50 and not 100 0 1 6 1010 or upwards 010 0 And where any sum of money whatever shall be therein ex pressed or acknowledged to be received in lull of all demands 0 10 0 Exemptions.—Receipts exempted by Act.: relating to the As 'Waled Taxes—Receipts given by the 1 r. usurer of the Navy, fOr Money for the Service of the Navy—Receipta for Money on ac count of the Army or Ordnar.ce— itqcriprb la) any (;pie r, Sea man, Marine, or Soldier, or their itepreu:ila!ive3, for Wag:t, Pay, or Petition—Receipt, for purcha4es in the Stocks or Funds —itecriut. for any Principal or linere.t due on Exchequer Bilis— And various other Receipts Ur ih,charges connected ith Go vcnument ttativaxtions. Recognizance, Statute Merchant, and Statute Staple, entered into as a security for the pertormanct.• of any Cuvettant,Contract, or Agreement; or for the due ear( ution ur any Other or rust; ur tor rendering a due at count of h4.anev received or tn . & re ceived ; or for iildettinifyirg any person or regions si,antat any matter or thing • . . 1 Is• Where any such Reaognizince shall contain Ir U words wards, for evety 10:0 Words after /Le tir,:t 10 4 0 I Jj 0 Refuse and kettonjatioo ‘.t Lass..l.. or other eltperty, flit or heritahie .1r in..w.a We, or id any ilig!‘t ur Intercit therein; any Deed or Ins'irunieut of/ not uthersvi -, :e cSarged in. this actiedule, nsr expreuly 'Atm:VW 0-t.pl 41.5faipi) Duty • . - - - 1 15 0 Where the samt• cowling 9.160 wiwds 7 orlpwards; f6r every 10 U svords autt Ow first 1,0..0 •. . . . 4 5 U Re , il;tatuan; pro wipal or caging! lnstrument of Ites'vation. or Servi..i or ..'ogni:Lto of I kin'. ur Charter ur . Seim, ot any Houtc, 1...uu1., or 'other lielit.abh: itibire lb, in SCOar.triated"lg Blame, or ut !Wrote l'enure - ' 0 9 0 it..n.guanu:s; Nat, 1113Trilt of ItKi!gilation of any Latal , ur other litritatite stll. eta, in zit•ttla:n.l, out ot Burgage Cunene u 9 0 W Lie: any of the ?•:iil likarunt...t.t-‘ funnily:lll6u words ut up ward., fur every 1090 %surds :after tut. nrst 1080 0 9 0 ltsvoranuo ut ally the Or Trost. li..es or 1 rusts, of or etti• cernlog any Late ur Proptity, mai or personal, whet e 2n...iv by any arcing, not twang a decal ur sw:11 . . i 15 U Where thcre same' cuntait:s 211 words or upwards, fur every 1090 words atter the first 10s0 - 1 5 0 Schedule, Inventory, or Catalogue, of any Lands, Hermllia mews, or htritable Subjects, or tit any Furniture. Fiats:res. or other Clouds or Effects • i or containing the fertile and Conditions of any proposed Sale, S ite. and ltegulations 144 the Cultivation or Mauagrnirnt of any Faun, Lands, or other Property, which shall be rt !erred to its or be intended to be used in evidence I 5 0 It the same contains 21e0 words or upwards, fur every 1000 words atter the first 10 , 0 - - 1 5 U Seisin—lnstrument of Seisin, given upon any Charter, Precept of Clare Cunstat, or Pr. alit from Chancery, or upon any Wad. set, Heritable Bond, thspesition, Apprising. Adjudication, or otherwise, of any Lauds or Heritable Subjects in Scotland, not of Burgage Tenure - - 0 9 U Vi here the same contains 2160 words or upwards, for every 1060 worth after the first - - 0 0 9 Settlement—Any deed or instrument, whereby any definite and certain i rincip il sum or sums of money, or any definite and certain share or shares in the Public Stuck, or Fuinis shall he smiled, upon any person or persons, either is possession or re version, absolutel ) or conditionally, in any other Wanner what soever i-11 such sum or sums of looney, or the value of such share or blares in all or any of the said Stocks or Funds, or both, shall not amount to £iooo - - I 15 0 It 00 and nut v.OOO .1:2 0 7,000 and not 9.000 £9 ft, WOO and net zoo° s 0 2,000 and not 12,1%0 12 0 3000 and not 4000 4 0 12,000 and.uot I 5,00 J 15 to 4000 and not 5000 5 0 i 15,000 and not 20,000 £0 0 5000 and ant 7000 .7 0 1 90,000 or upwards 4 25 0 And where any such D eed shall contain 2160 words or up wards, for every lOW words after the first - 1 5 0 And for any Duplicate of any such Deed or Instrument as last mentioned, the same Duty or Duties. Specificatiee so be hurdled or recorded, of any Discovery or Invention, for which a Patent shall be obtained 5 001 Where the same shall contain 2160 swords or upwards, bar evtry 10110 after the first - s 1 0 0 burrender (not otherwise charged in this Schedule, not ex pressly exempted ((urn all Stamp fluty j, or any term or terms of years, or tot any freehold or Uncertain interest, in ally 131+4., hereditarneuts, or heritable subjects, mot being of collholl or customary Tenure - - I IS 0 Where the twee contains 2160 words or upwards, for evety lOW words after the first I Oto - 1 sto lestimouial or Cer,iiicate of the admission of any parson to the Degree of Bachelor of Art+, in either of ale Universities in England -•- . 3 0 0 '1 estimonial or Certificate of the admission of any perum to any other Degree to either ut the said Universities 10 0 u Transfer ut any Share In the Stuck and Funds of the Governor and Company. of the Bank et' Ensland, or of the South Sea Com pany, whether upon a Sale toe o:herwtse 0 7 9 1 rangier of say Share in the stuck and Funds of the East India Company, Whether upon a Sale otherwise - 1 10 0 'I rawer of any Share or Shams In the Stock and Funds eat any other Corporatsoo, Cunipany, or /Society whatever, nut utherwist sharged outlet the head sit Mortgage, or of Conveyance upon the Share of any Property - 1 10 0 (To he &wined) DAVADPUL Accinearre—Monday evening Mn. KAY, who redder at the King'.-heail, In Llear-orect, l.eice.tet-aquart. went out a short distance, laving her four children locked in a room un the aeceill Motor. shortly alter, eves al of the neighbours a, well a. those in the house were alarmed with their piercing aceeanis, but unhqopily no pet•on attempted to bust open the dour until the 1/1111111 wine woman returnoel, who, en opening the dour, found two of the children welched on the emir itaolved iq lame% and tie miter two hid in tee corner.— Several eminent surgeons were called in, but one of the children died Immediately, and the other was so mach burned that there are no kgeil ellltTlailleg of his recovery. r bEJ3 Yesterday the Settle/it contmereed at the OM Palley. S. Simon, and T. Smith were indkted for a 11 - ;;herty robber; on the rectiinz of the vid ult. the prosecutor, a Mr Egbo? t , t, was pawn n; tu,Strand, when Snllth entered into sipsev Hon wilt hint ; Ea; twit!. 1 enipl r ear the other pet:tont r ev,„ up. wht.p the pe i i4eetanr was knocked down, and t gbh d of .atch. lle had ito duubt as w the identity of bo'b pri•oners Gui , ty— Death. T. E.i.pee was indicted for breaking into the hn to ~f Sraffor.l, and stealing a bed, pinnws. bolster, sheets, au art ielts. The prisoner WAS taken with the bet: upon bia shouldtr. th. _ _ J Thrtm was inlieted for cteal:t4 a shawl from th- pert 6 n 6 0 Ann Martin. The pro-r(..itr'x hit r I a hlcke.s -coach At and &sued the e4.4clunin to drirt• her t , . Caistbcpi c ,, hesth. Thy coachman c. 410.1 nn the wt. ao h l atlica 4 ., t , that his tiro for, thr ptisoner, The prhstri..r bt-hav,d hide rutty to arr. and tt. I , revent her &sine, off her shawl, placed it on her mouth, d aft rvards arcir!, abmat his person. The coachnial a.so e.ut intu the coach, ...,; behaved ins rt.ily to the friend ..f the pr r.r cutfls , s at‘ b The evidence ..1 , 1 nut amount to l:lghway rutohery, v 4 the tier M3l acquitt d. The opinion of the Jwvitco on the case of V. dalyer, fiat .1 6 1, der, will b. elven on Friday aett. Dasino Rosnerte.--Yeterday ntoruite, v ,, three :nen obtained an eotrance into rasa gt.ilien ir, : coin's lon, and stole o.ree I stge coppt r boilers, anti evt-y article veltieli they could carry off. o.i• of the rohht I alz il.tgeh int letiCAtlrd was obliged PO Set JON n hi: 104 I of the 1.! ti 1. r hi Castle street, aid his appear:l'l , v haviat i r ercih,tl dile , . were watch...l, and subiequianly selt•ed ..tid cwaei}il to Hatton-garden Police A NOt iuua Ro mare t-ito .—Tke ho tie of !qrs. rtedarnft ! ... Pali:mire place, E-ittitt;lott l.etts attet p t c d t 6 t tinits lately. hi consequent: • of which a yt,:irg man in the sett.,. of that lady was entrust d ith the d. fbeof h s t ;:f:g e, About two o'clock ycste. day tnurnipg tlifs.rv.itlt w,i awoke the mike of some roblie.q temptifig to -break el; he atter:, , taking one of a pair of loaded pito tile vii-h him, went in, 4 kitchen, where he perceived the door Lad been Cut the. , . 1 a robber itandi-g on the itursitle ; he lame liatrly ili-t , pivol,l'.adeiwit►► which had not any mat. • While he wai in the ac! or ;mient ink, the tot' r ; ;rid, „ fired through the errture in the door, and htt the weri-i• neck, which stunned hint for come tune. Upon ex •tn't.: t, • , found that a hall had lodged hi his n:-ekcloili. which was '. it. „. front the wadding of the pistol. •I'lle ball fell Iron% h.s - He theft discharged his second pistol tt ritut:h the their, :...1 • ~ eupputed he wounded the robiler, .14 a very gr. attwa, tf blood was afterwards discovered nu the paveno-1: ,if th e k . yard. 'l•lte robbers. howt•ver, sift-ered their rm• !pe. A • servant raised an alarm, by exclaiming, 66 . 1 hieWs:" ai t a leg a rattle. There were two watchmen au the strut, whom. before • the Magistrate, Mr. .Itetcl./ny, act fares the. h t heard the reports of tit pistols, but supposed the sea , ot . c , sinned by persons shooting rats. The assailer is to under :A ; further ittgLiry. EN-!".42UART.-YV;teflay Ann Ca:ins i bone-male to Lb) Lake. Eaq Grosvenor-place Pimlico, wascharesd wit!, :t t robbid C a: Gentleman of money, plate, j.wels, 111:tn, • • houtsho:d property to an immense. extent ..lid amount had long been in the family, but ittlis r suspected, till some no • gol 1, and half doubloons were missed. It was then discoe. that she cohabited with a weaver resi.llug iu Apflaiflotit. w' ,•:: the went to very often. A search warrant was vio alned it.. t" mine the weaver's apartments, anal Mr. Lake iteccnortni.-4 officers as one of them ; hut he was no kale surprised to ' place most richly Gni:i s :led with his own property. and tittles that he had no ids aof liselep last. Beattie' voil itnitst. Itropeity, abundance of linen, piate, yids, de: ns r, knives a :; forks, &c, were and it reak ir.tl a lar E e cart to remir;e•i: whole. A tnutN usheru.t•lr artictes:hatwerea•cuvrred w. a broach hettsvi.e. to Mrs. :kat-41Jc, fix WADI)/ nt Stackpole, who sari shot in tit:: I'.'e-r Indies ne..'er such 'circumstances; that La.iy at d her.!u•e clnisfren, rest,...; . withher 'father, Mr. h-osch coastanted some .4 tam :stackioile's N:ir, sod was an early ;sesame to Mrs. a it: . I:isrvoyare Ise tat.. wits, him, and when tho• in 04.• farm .!,.. Captain S. wore this broach.—s•(chit was al:towards tak. n ;• : , custody, when she pawy coi.i.esed her guilt, hut satbsluesr;, denied every thing. SLe Was fully conanti:it J. • Captain ---, of the Tower H miss, was ghastad, virasateti eitcAttial =re*. wills its a1K4141 '.la vele, the taco!. that vein tit tAke the Cap-ain was sit..st :nisi beaten compktely off the geld, but a party or ont:er. ink-. 4;l4c:tar secured the warrior. lie Wai conanitted ;a !bid's:'.; fs'ling to ve surer es, LINJN• I :iALL ••—• ritesday. mal/ IPM, :11 of Ireland, tees bro'tght berme Mr. 5..” jvAnt Stu r: on a charge of attempt/az to kw,: her can chill, A about eleven years of age. The child, whose s, Lit. Lion had prov idelit i ally been discovered M time t. her life, st4te.l, that her mother, aides fer in-law, alter t} ing her hands securely behind her, 10a a rope round her neck, and dragged J. • 'Ai .; fixed in the wall of the room, from which they pended her in such a manner that the eitsl; of lier only just touc::ed the floor ; in this iatiiation she stai fortunately discovered by a relation of her father law, who entered the room by chance, and cut te rope by which she was suspended, before the Oa; spark was extinct. This pet son stated, that the soon recovered her speech. and informed him low she had been treated, on which he immediately anti for a constable, and the unnatet al mother we.. taker into custody. The erther.in-law escaped. pre sorer was fully committed for trial. SCHOOL OF INSTUUCTION AND INDUttItV, Daef- PLACIL—The friends and patrons of this het:replete. lostitution, founded for the ',impose of afford:rig to the children of the poor, in the eastern pail et 11:e metropolis, the rudiments of !earning. as eel; ail inuring then to early h thits useful in-lever. dined together. yesterday, at the City of /..0; 2 '. 4 Tavern. 'rite meeting was extremely srumerae; highly respectable. The President of the I iitie;;. ''• Alderman SCHOLEY. was ip the Chair. Aber diar.a, the usual toasts were given ty the worthy Chaim; in, and were drank with every testimony ..f respect. children, 25 boys and '25 girls, paraded the to en, hibiting baskets, shoes, waistchr.s. and various te articles, of their own manufacture. Tfeir a pp .tr ante, which was uncommonly neat and elev.. volumes in praise of the utility of this Chili. y . company retired at an early hour—gretitied t r reflection, diet the everting was passed in prutr"- s ; the objects of butunoity and baler dence. _ MARRIED Tuesday the ,th Acetant, a , . St. A rdrew's Church, 1 1,0 by the Res. Duvet Wskins, James Melvin, Essi. of Jilin,. is . : I* Hester, diuglittr at William MarctalukeSsllot►; E.J. • • lesden Green, Middlesex. Oa Tuesdav the sills instant, at Waknt Church, Witt.,l. , ''•••• Rev. Charles iVhitmore, Edward Fine's , i turd tun cf lid` 7 Finch. Aim. Tabantore, cau::ty tit I ie:pcs y, Is eland, i'" srcond slaughter ut the late R. 11. W. lire % ne, 1• sq. of • broyslitre. _ DIED. Satur ay Lts of t Let io ,, t i h n e t 7 h t c h ut e n a t r y: f f 1 1 1 3 i: r4 a . g i a . Ethr..rd Mari Osi the 7; lo ioram, Thomas MaymuJ, E•tj• Great t:" :- ` •treet. Inauktriars. aged 54 year.. COAL MARKEI', MAY JO Sitio at Market. Saps ::014. 111 Newcastle sei 42. 41.1 to 411. Vi. WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•MORRWC. 14 Mimes attar * Attrupoon . • 58 mutate* alter 4 I.ONlllb. z !'Hazed by LAYS& Kalil., iickett ilga; üblzbtil there, and at the Star Vim Teo& 11E6 11