The National Register. — London, England, 1808-05-08 00:00:00

MAY 8. MALI SERVA Servant .£.9 4 '2 . 3 7 4 . 3 18 . 4 9 6 . 4 14 I For every Servant retained or employed by any male person, never having been married, over and above the before-mentioned duties, the further sum of For every Gardener or person employed to work in any garden, under any person chargeable to the duties mentioned in the Schedule relative to Male Servants ; and for every Gardener employed in any garden wherein the constant labour of one person shall not he necessary, the sum of Far every Traveller or Rider, when only one shall be 11 1 14 employed. Where more than one, for each For every Clerk employed More than one, for each Shopmen, Warehousemen, Porters, or Cellarmen, ex cept Apprentices For every Waiter •• Male Servant kept by Stable-keeper Male Servant retained fur husbandry, manufacture, or trade, by which the master or mistress shall gain a livelihood or profit, and at any time employed in any domestic employment, in any of the capacities, in Schedule, relative to Footmen, Groom, Butler, &c. 0 For every Male Servant retained for husbandry, manu facture, or trade, and at any time employed as Groom, Stable Boy, or Helper, where the Master shall be chargeable for one Horse and no more 0 For Coachman, Groom, Postilion, or Helper, kept for the purpose of hire 9 CARRIAGES. I 4-Wheel Carriages 11 5 0 6 4-Wheel Carriages 15 3 2 for each 12 7 0 7 for each 15 14 3 . 13 10 0 8 4 . 14 0 01 9 . 16 16 . 14 12 0 And for every additional Body used on the same Car riage, or number of Wheels Every Carriage less than four Wheels, except Taxed Carts, drassn by one horse Drawn by two horses And for every additional Body Carriages,let to hire having four Wheels Stage Coaches Taxed Carts, with less than four Wheels Coaehmaker For every Carriage of four Wheels made Ditto of two Wheels 'elellers of Carriages For every Carriage Sold of fou Ditto of two Wheels W heels .SES• 110 R One Horse 2 13 6 2 for each 4 9 6 S 4 5 3- 0 6 5 7 6 , 7 lla•sandry Horses,. •kept by any person occupying a farm at rack rent, the rent of %%hid) shall be less than 201. a year 0 2 10 Eight Horses, each 5 10 0 5 12 0 10 For 20 and upward! 6 I llorseF let on hi re, each 2 13 Race Horses . 2 IS • noes. Where tw•o or more Dogs are kept Where only one HAIR POWDER. • Rye r y person 1 3 ITORSE DrA 1.7.4. In London and Westminster, an annual duty of . 2 10 in any other part of Great Britain ll 5 ARMORIAL BEARINGS. By persons keeping a coach Not keeping a coach, but chargeable to the duties on inhabited houses I 4 Not chargeable to such duties 0 12 Gamekeepers Kul Gamekeepers . . 0 0 0 e THE NATIONAL REGISTER. n t PER YEAR. 7 Servants .2E4 16 8 .. 5 3 9 ilO 0 6 2 1 S 1(1 1 4 2 S 1 2 1 4 5 4 5 12 0 0 0 203 trAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. Dispatches have been received at the Admiralty, which are said to speak •f the Brest fleet as making motions indicative of a disposition to put to sea. The Brazil and East India fleets sailed from Portsmouth on Friday ; the latter will not touch at theCape.—Lord latrangford. Sir James Gambier, and several officers, sailed in the Brazil fleet. YARIWOVTFT, May s.—The gun-boats which accompany the expedition are about 30 tons burden, sloop rigged. and carry one long 18-pound carronade aft, on a traversing swivel ; they draw three feet nine inches water, and row 28 oars. The British force now in the Baltic is seven sail of the line, five frigates, and several gun boats. The Danes have only one 64, several armed ludiamen, and gun-boats. The Russians cannot move as yet, On account of the ice, and cannot bring out more than twelve sail of the line. The Swedes have five sail of the line, six frigates, and five gun-brigs, cruizing ofi Rugen. 6.—This morning, between four and five o'clock, Ad miral Keats arrived in the Mars, and saluted the Admirals ........ lying in these Roads; he was followed by the Audacious, 'V, Sparrow 'Hawke, Ranger, Zebra, Pleartv, Piercer, and Ty greys, several gun-boats, and upwards of WW(► sail of transports, with troops, &c. for the Expedition, and which are to remain here until further orders.—Wind Yesterday P. M. arrive(' the Stately amid Nassau, of 64 gur. from the Baltic, and landed their sick and wounded. POLICE. PUBLIC-OFFICE.. BOW-STREET. On Monday, Joseph Mood', the soldier, Inlnneing to the :id regiment of Foot Guards. was hronht up for n•-examination.-- A labouring man stated, titat :te saw. Bowden, who el:l6ns th , . motley, in company with the prisoner, its the Three Compasst-s public-brine, Drury-lane, on Tuesday tannin; at six o'stitei:. they were both apparently In liquor, and ;tact- drink in.; t“01. , . more with two girls who came in, they vs fon away. Sow. other evidence was given of what passed while they I - email-4 in the public house. The prisoner was finally con:witted fur trial, and the parties bound over to prosecute. m t tur.ennor Gil- ST nr.E.r. M' Donald was attl'riday charged by Mr. Russell. of Ono-- lane Theatre, with an assault on his danOner. It appeared by the statement of Miss Russell that she was wall:Mg:llmeg Greet:.: street, Sohn, about half-past nine o'clock ou Thursday evening. when the Defendant accosted her in terms very familiar, woil proceeded to al;.e further untrarrautable liberties. The youn,e; lady requested him to desist, awl her father, who was on liore b.:ck at a short distance, informed him that the lady W;:3 his daughter, and advitsed him not t r moleit her. Some words arose,' which were followed by blows, at the commencement of which, Mr. it. made free use of the handle of hor-ewhip, and after., wards pugilistic skill, of which the Defendant, not withstanding his Herculean form, exhibited man' dreadi%,l rents, particu larly on his head, which was 11111 , t hideno-Iv distt:rureil.. The watchman at length interfered, and the Derrialant was given in charge, which he retaliated on Mr. Ritseli, hut the lessons of late given in Westminster-hall, seem to hart. pat Peace-officers on their guard, aryl the latter charge was rejected. The Prose-• cutor did not desire the Defendant should he hoLl to bail, the • Magistrate having given it as Iris opinion tliat he had been de— servedly and severely punished, and he . was consequently dis charged. Hill. On Friday morning , in Caroline-places, the Lady of Captakt Chariei iiralrien, of t he s NN Pitt East Indianian, of a son. MARRIED. Ey special licence, at Hampton Surrey, the seat of Edward 13. Loo g, E q. Sir IN ckon Rycroft, flart. to Miss Mar garet Mandeville. DIED. On Wednesday last, :It Rickley. in sent ' Mary Ann, cream/ daughter of the Rev. lienry Drummond, Rector of i county of Southampton.. Lately, at I,auteit-en-le-Morthen, Yorkshire, the old Par:itt Clerk of that village, aged 94 scan; : during that period his sight was so strong that lie had no orrasinn to use spectacle's. and tilled faithfully the following situations 'l6 years—parish clerk, sexton, grave-digger, parish-ringer, and due-whipper : an!, in his youthful days, he reaped with a sickle five statute acres of w!teat in five days. . '1 I Gn Thursday Last, Harrty. JJ ~:~: QP , O,tt