The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1803-06-16 00:00:00

IF ; • 7 y s-wr'E r. !NEL The see Itesolatioms anted by Ott Committee of Wafs.and Mean., ,and seported to 1 the allorse:— t. Resolved, That it isehe opinion of this Committee, 11l rt towards raising the sopply 'granted to his Males", the ova of 12,301,0001. be raised by Annuities,srliereilf the ehavoges of 10,000,0001 are to he defrayed on the parte( Great Voisin, and 140010 AWL en the part of !retool. 1.0111.. Three trusty eentrittnor tette said stint of 7t,001015001. foe "WWI/ gjeClPwoolbutal and paid, he entitled to the principal tem of IN. in Annuities., after the rate of 3 per eent. to com mence from the bth dry (fluky 1804, and to be added to and simile toe joint stook voith she $ per rent. Annuities, consoli -siatail lsy the Alts tobth, 28th, V9th, 12d aid 3 d years of the (vitro of t,ia bee tifsle.tv, and by seert.4 snbsemient Aids, pay able. in Ake manner as the said 41 per cont. 'Consolillited An monies. That artery such contaibutorshall also-have SOL in the S per tent. redo td Annuities, trivial:Flame Isoin the sth April 1803. That every such caivributor shall also he entitled to an an nuity of 4., sd. per cow. out of the Atm uities eousrilidateil by the Arks of the 4th, 20th, and ;,:zd years of the reign of his pr• emit M sjedty. That the iv-veral Amenities atm the rate of 31 per cent. 31. per mat mot ho. id. per cent. so to be payable as al . . ,re l / 4 .lit:, shall be charred, and eh:IT-able upon and parable out of the Con solidated fund ofGrist Britain, or any other duties and wee hues which ciao or appropriated for that pitt,rose by any Act ur Acts ut this present Session of Parlituueot. That every Lanti.holor than. on or before the I:th day of lt! . .is instant Jime, noice a eteie..it 4410 per Cent. on such sum as he or she 311 A chaise: to sonseribe toward- raising the said sum of 11,001:4,001 well the:Cling' cashier Or c.w.o.'s of the Gu , ternar ;Ai COliipall of tire Ralik as a security for the making tae future payment. on or before the days or timii hereinafter mc.ritionei., that is to &I — L.l° per Cent. on or before the 17th day of June next 10 do. - • 224 July 15 do. 19th Aogurt 15 do. • Pith September tO do. 21st Otiober . • 15 do. 18th November : • 13 do. 2:4 December Thut every contribute'. paying his or her contribution on or Sefore the I:th Nur. 1803, shall be allowed a discount of 51. ' 'per vent per annum. to be computed from the day of co:n -.111144.; the same to the 8.3 d Dec. It4C3. Toat al i the monies so to be received by the Cashier or Cashiers of the Sank *1 England, shall be paid into the receipt of the frichequer. to De applied to smell serves) ae shall be voted by this Howe in thiebessiou of Tarlianient.. PILOPLitiI% That towards the Supply, &c- there shall be levied the fol lowing Awes and D,.sies For and in reimeet of the property in any land-, tene ments hired unr•rots or heritage., throughout Great Britain, for eserylOs. of the annual rare then...of 0 Fur and in revert of tiv.: occupation of any lands, tene ment" or heedrtaments (otherthan a dwelling 11/Arse ere,-upird her a tenant distinct from alarm of lands) in cmginonl, %tales, and Seilwick-uron-Twetd, for every Yob. of the anm•al a:due thereof the additional sum of Formal iu relp•ct of the occupation of any lands, ten-- Irmo" or heritages in Scotland, other than a dwelling (occupied by a tenant distinct from a farm of lauds) fur meet lUs. of the annual value thereof, the oblitional sum of • 0 nd :not zpect Addle property in any dwelling house, for evriry 40,. of the annual value thereof, the sum of° 1F , 7 and on respect of any property in any furniture, ...woe, goods or chattels, let to be used with aay dye'. :tr.( Louse, lands, tenements, hereditaments or here through Great Britain, for every tn. of the an nual rent thereof, the soon of 0 Limn every public uff.ce or employment of profit, for every 00;...t the annual value of the profits and gains ther.iuf, rand si,ocon every annuity, pension or stipend lavahle by his Wijeuty,oir out .of the public revenue of Great Britain, for every 20s. of the annual aatouat thoroof, the sum of - - - - - 0 1 0 • Upon all imereit of money, annuities', dividends, and stares of annuities payable to any person ur persons, bodies politic or corisorate, companies or societies, w ether corporate or not corporate (except persons :tot subject% of his Majesty, and not being reorient in Great Britain, in respect (Iran} public annuity or di tkt j for every 20s. of the anneal amsuut thereo4 the sum of - - 0 Upon all the annual profits arising or accruing to any person or persons residing in Great Britain, from any kin d of t .r .9erlf whattver, wh?ther situate in Great Itettio or elsewhere, or from any annuities, allowan ces ur stp..ndsc, or from any profession, trade, or voitatsan, whc Coin the same remontively shall be carried on ra Great Britain ur e.sewhere, fir every 20a. of ?nuts ur gains, the .um of 0 Viva) the annual peeks or guns arising or accruing to any of his Majesefssubjects, although not resident in Gri at Britain, froui any kind of property whatever (meat BritAill, or 'prom any profession, trade, or eiv.rreis,:d in Great Britain (except such . pro,,euty as shad be chargod with any duty, or be subject to any contribution) for every 20s. of sack profits or gains, the yearly sum of . - 0 dkru! udort the annual pronto or gains arising or ateruing to any pivson or peroous winitewor, although not sub -1!:s of his Ilajeoy, nor resident in Great Britain, horn au. prepsAy whatever in Great Britain, en any trade, prologs:on, or vocation exercised in Great }Sr► Lain teueept such property which chap be charges! with any duty, or be subject to An/ contribution) foe every xtis. of sash profits or guns, the yearly suin of 0 1 0 to 1 0 1 0 MutTo x s. 'That towards ruing the supply, the 'evilest ad titional du ties of Customs hereinafter mentioned, that! be charged us ate good warts and mercbandizes hereinafter enumerated and descrilsed, imported or br•eight into 6reat Britain, not being imported by the United Company of Merctuult., of England tailing to the East Indies, via—. Cupp's, vit.—Copper Bricks, Rose Copper, And el Cast Copper, the cot. - 0 4 6 Cotton Wool of the growth or prof' etion of Turkey, of say port of thelJuited States of America, or ninny of the nrilett Colonies us Plantations, the 10014 i. 0 S 4 of the growth et proelettiou of any ether Country or Face, the 1001 be. 0 12 6 Sugar—bror ever, 1001. of the produce and amount of the duties and C.aMOISS due and payable by Lw thereon 20 0 0 other greeds, Wass, and Merebandize pt Tea and Wine) fur every 100 i. of the pr o d uce amount of the duties of c unarms due and payable be bpi thereon 12 1' 0 - That *ate slaBl be paid end 411 awed on die exportation of wry Sugar hoot Great Britain en additional drawback of :701. fur every 1001. of the produce and amount of she drawback of the duties and Customs now paid old allow's& on the eaporta lion atiorestfromGreat Britaiii That there be paid and allowed on the exportation front Great Britain of any Refined Sugar produced from Sugar of Oa littlish Plantations, or from Sugar imported h!.. the United • of Merchants of Flighted trading to the Last Indies, 21 111 12 11 / I Losal Mum of 901. for every 1001 of the produce and eiglionttftie bounties on such Refined Sugar new paid and 41111aled oaths esponittion thereof boat Oren Britain. That towards raising tie soppy granted to his Majesty, the fame& additional duties risreotoms hereinafter mentioned shall he Charged on the gook wares and merehandize hereinafter enumanned ee Awaited, imported into Great Britain by the United Company of Merchants of England wading to the East darters, viz. Cottaa Woel tire 1001 b. - - 0 $ 4 Sugar, for every 1001. of Ore prod , me and wrnoum of the duties nf customs &maul payable by law thereon 20 • 0 All other G. rods, Warts and Riescluiad ire t exieie Tea and Wine} for every 100 L of a, produce and amoorrt of the duties of gootoan 6%e sad payable ky Jaw tberees - - - 112 11 0 ~~ tats Goods, Wires in& lij 1 pot metaled avid described. via. Goods Wares eta Morekandize. tot being 4 the growls produce or snannfitettre of Great Amain, for eves., 4001. a( the produce and amount of the duties of means' due and payable by law on the ex portation thereof - 12 10 Geod., Wares sod !tetchandise, of the growth, pro (Wee or manufacture of Great Uritain, (except C•it eon, yarn or other cotton ntaitufactarea, tanned Sugar omega i asses) exported to any part of Swope, _or Net sty port or place within the St reigh is of Gibral tar, foe every 1001. el the true sad real value thereof 1 0 0 Good*.. es and Merchandise, of the growth, pro duce or mare ufaetti re of Great Br itain,(except Cotton, - Yarn, and other Cotton Manufactures, reined 'Sugar arid Malmo). exported to any pout or place what ever, nntbeing in Europe, or within the Streights of Gibraltar, ec within the limits of the chartersgranted to the United Company of Merchants of England traeliorg to the East Indies, fur every 1001. Of the nee awl real value there if - - 3 0 0 Goods, Waves and Merchandise, of the growth, produce or manufacture of Great Britain, (except Cotton, Yarn, and other Cotton Manufactures, refitted Sugar and Molasses), exported to any port or place what ever, b..ing within the limits of the:charters granted t the United Company of Merckaots of England trailing to the Last Indies, fur every *COI. of the true arid vcal value thereof - - 40 0 That towards raising the Supply granted to Ilia Majesty, the several A.klitienial Dunes of Customs hereinafter mentioned shall be charged 041 the Goods, Wares, and Merchandises hereinafter enumerated or disisibeti, hsouglit or carried coast grebe entrant port to port within Great-Britain, Good-, Wares, and Itlerehaodiars hoongin or carried Coastwise, or front Port to Port within Great Britain, for every 1001. of the Produce and Amount of tire Duties of Cnstorns, dire and payable by law. thereon 12 10 (1 For several additional Duties of Customs herein afternaen fioned shall be charged on the Tonnagz of Ships and Vessels entering iewaids or outwards (except In ballast). in any port of Great Britain /sear or to Foreign parts, TONY ACE. For every Ton burthen of every Ship or Vase enter. ing inwards or outwards (except in tallest,) from or to the islands ef Guernsey, Jerse v , Alderney. er Mau, the Greenland seas, or the Sentient Whale Fishery 0 0 6 not every Tort burthen of every Ship or Vessel entering inwards or outwaids (except in ballast) from or to any port or place within the Strcights of Gilexhar 0 1 a For every Ton, &a. from or to any punt or place in Russia, or within the Baltic sea - • - 0 1 1 For every Ton, lee. from or to any other port or place in Europe Fur every Ton, Arc. from (eta any Port or Place v.ith. in the limits of the Charters canted to the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies - • - 0 0 0 For ewer, Ton, d. - e. frost or to the Cape of Goed Rope 0 2 6 For every Ton, rte. from or to any Port or VI4Ce in • Africa, not otherwise enumerated or described 0 1 0 For every Ton, Sze. from ear +o the island of Newfound land, the islands of Cape Berton rt. St. John, on the coast of Labrador - 0 0 6 For every Too; 8:c. from or to any Port or Place in the United States of America, not otherwise enumerated • or deseribU - - 0 1 0 EXCISE. That the several Duties and Drawbacks of Excise herein after mentioned shall be charged and allowed en the Goods, Ware:, and Merchandise herein after enumerated or de scribed, via. MALT. For every Bushel of Mah made of Barley, of any other Corn niGrain, iit Great Britain - - - 0 t 0 For ever Bushel of Malt, whether ground or sm ground, made of Earley or any usher Corn or Grain, belonging to any Maltster or Afalcer of Malt, Seller or Retailer of Malt, Brewer, Distiller, Inn-keeper, Victualler, et Vinegar Maker in Gmat amain 0 S 0 WINE. For every Ten of French Wine imported into Great Britain, and for which all the duties thereon shall not be paid on er before the ltflt day ofJune, 1803, shad be remaining in any warehouse under the locks of the Officers of the Customs or Excise, ow the 12th day of June, 1503. 30 0 0 For every Ten of all ether Wine (not being French Wines) imported into Great Britain, and for which all the duties thereon shall us it b e paid on or before the 12th day of June 1803, or which shall be re. maining in any warehouse under the locks of the Offiters of the Customs or Excite, on the 12th day of June, 1803 90 0 0 For every Ton of French Wine which shall have been found en the first actual survey by the proper Officer of Excise, after the 12th day ofJunc, 1803, in the stork or possession ef any Dealer or Seller of Foreign Wine - 30 0 0 For every Ton of all other Wine (not being French Wines( which shall have been found on the first *mat survey by the proper Officer t# Excise after the 12th June, IE I O3, in the stock or possession of ally Dealer or Dealers in, or Seller or Sellers of, foreign Wine 20 0 41 SPIRITS. For every lt-trrel of balsant made for sale by infusion, fertnentation,or otherwise, fats fruit or sugar, mixed with any other ingredients or materials whatsoever, commonly caderl Sweets or Made Wines . 1 1 0 For every Barret of such Sweets or Made Wines. of Irish Man ufvfture, which shall be imported diretily from Ireland into Great diitain - 1 I 0 For every Gino?' of Wort or Wash brewed or made for extra/ling Spirits in England for Hose Consunip. tion from any Mak, 011111, Grain, or Tali, or any mixture with the same 0 0 di Fur every Gallon of Cyder or Terry, or any other Wash Of Liquor, lirewed •r sonde as aforeiraid, from any out or knit, of litritisli materials, except such as are hefore.meritioned, or any mixture therewith for ex tracting Sisirits for Thine Consumption - 0 8 5 For ewers. Gallon of Wort or Wash brewed tor nut& as aforesaid from Nitslasses or Sugar, or any ntrixore therewith for extraCting Spirits for biome Cetrsu:np ti rn -* 0 0 8 For every Cation of Wash brewed or made As aforesaid Emil* Foreign refused Wines, or Foreign Cyder or Wrieh, prepared from ant, other Foreign materials, except Molasses And Sugar, or any manure there with for extracting Spirits for Hume Consumption 0 0 11 For every 1.10 Gallons of Wash shirk Sir William Bi slm and Archie Bishop, end the Survivors and Sur vivor of them, possessed of the Distillery and Pre. n*i;es is which George B shop, deceased, carried on the mauefacture of Maidstone Geneva, at Maid stone, in thu County of Kean, on or before the sth July, 1804, front a weight of Malt or other Corn, in chiding the !Bran thereof, and hot exceeding 1121bs. Aroir.lepois 0 15 • ' Fur every Gallus of Wash in the possession of the said Sir William Bishop' and ;treks Bishop, or the Sur viver, &c. at any than when 30 Gallons of any Wash, so in their Pegeeilieei..9ktn and distilled by theOf tear of Excise, .c,:ercien% tt the directions of an Act of the 39th of his lupn* M.yiesty, shall Ise found to produce more than two.Gallens, and one-eiglith of a Gallon of Spirits of stomp* of one in six under hy- drometer proof - 0 0 6 For every Gallon, wine measore, of the culsital content of each and every Still, including the led and every part thereof of any born, ripe, tube, or other apparatus whatever, as *igh as the steam can ascend. and until the top of the head shaU tarn downwards, and farm an eaglets( 45 degrees, which shall he used for any .f the purposes hereafter mentioned, that is to say, Fer the making or d'atifring of low Wines or Spirits far consumption in Scotland, tiom Corn, Grain, Malt, Tilts, Cyderor Perry, or any Liquor made from 134- ties nineriala, or any mixture therewith, in any place in Scotland, except the ilighland District, partieu larly specified in the Acts in that case made, the an nu.l Sum of 54 0 0 Fertile making er distifing film Wines, al Spirits, .for eesnamption in Sestlaad, from Molasses or Su• gar, tar any airktere therewith, in any part of Scot laust, She annual 0401 of XS 0 0 i 1 'For the malting az ffiefillieg W ite. Ibr eon sum Aim ia Scotland; from Irereigitoood'Weses, *or Foreign Cser, or Wage prepared kern Foreign meterials, except Molasses or Saar, or any meows tiserewith in goy pea. of Scotland, the annual aim of 381 0 0 And for rectifeityg, compounding, or mixing in any place in Seinlend, *of any keels of Spirits, of strong Mato lot coneamptiret there; the annual sum of f,4 I 0 For every Gallon, English wine immure, of Spirits of the strength of 1 to tp over hydronseter proof, end so in proportion for any higher or lower degree of strength which shall be made or distilled in any past in Scotland, for consumption in Seetland, not exceed in; the number of Gallons of Spirits limited and co. looted according to the annual rates hereinafter mentioned by or from each stel e to be paid over and , above the aforeesid duty on the cement of the still, and the he mentioned ey or ftnrn each stile to be paid over and alines- the afotectel Duty on the cement of the still, and the herein:den mentioned Duty on the Worts or Wash from which seeh Ss le% may be, or may have been made or distilled, ?tit' SIMI of 0 0 3 For every Gallott, English wine rneasere, of al Worts or Wash brewed or made iit any part or . lace in Scot land. other than and except to the llighlaeri Dined aforesaid, for extracting Spirits for consumption in Scotland, from any Malt, Corn, Grain, Tet e Cyder, or Peery, or other Worts, Wash, or Liquor, made or brewed from any sort of British material% or any mix tuketherew 0 01} Fur every Gallon. English wine rneassee, of all Worts. or Wash brewed or made in any part or place is Scotland, for extracting Spirits for consumption is Scotland, from Melee:es or Sugar, or any mixture therewith, or Irons Foreign refused Mites, or Fo reign Cyder, it Wash prepared from Foreign mate riels, or any mixture therewith 0 0 II For every Gallon, English wine measere,of Me cubical content or es eacity of each and every still, including the head and every part thereof, and of any horn, pipe, tape, or other apparatus therewith oanneeted, ender whatever name ur denomination the same may be called or known, as high as tie' steam cant ascend, see until she top of the head shell nen dewnwards and forte - i angle of 4i degrees, which Mall he used or employed in ilistilimg and drawing off spirits in the Highland District ateressite for consumption is the said Highland Detree o n ly, from the Barley, Beer, or Bite. of the growth of the several and re speetive counties, parts of counties aid plie s , with in the said Highland Daniels, the cubical content or capacity of such still not btiug less thee thirty nor more than forty gallons, the annual sent of 3 S For every Gallon, English wine measure. exceeding 40 gallons of the cubical content or capacity of each and every such still which shall be so used and employ ed by, or shall be in the possession of such licensed person within the Highland District aforesaid, the surplus not being more than three gallons ewer and above the said forty gallons, the annual sum of 4 13 0 For and upon all Spirits of the strength of one to ten over hydrometer proof, which shall be distilled in Scotesnd fur consumption -in Scotland, exceeding the several and respective quantrees herein after mentioned, over and above all other duties whatso ever, the several turns herein afteronentioned (that is to say For every Gallons& such Surplus Spirits distilled from Malt, Corn, or any British materials, exceeding the animal rate of 2,025 gallons of the strength aforesaid, for each gallon of the content of the still, when the before-mentioned annual duty of 541. shill be paid for every gallon of such content in the Lowlands of Scotland, or exceeding the annual rate of fifty-two gallons of the strength aforesaid, for each gallon of the content of the still, when the before-mentioned annual ditty of 31. es. shall be paid, for every gallon of such content iii the Highland district aforesaid, the sum of 0 g 6 For every Gallon of such Surplus Spirits distilled front Molasses or Sugar exceeding the annual rate of 4,0e0 gallons, of the strength aforesaid, for each gallon of the content of the still, when the before-mentioned Annual dirty of 3351. shall be paid, for every gallon of such content, in any part or place of Scotland. Use sum of 0 2 41 . And for every Gallon of such Surplus Spirits, distilled from other Foreign materials than Molasses or Su gar, exceeding the annual rate of 3,64 e gallons of the strength aforesaid, for each gallon of the sante* ef the still, when the before-mentioned annual duty of 3801. shall be paid, for every gallon of such content, in any part or p la ce in Scotland, the sum of 0 2 10i For every Gallon of Spirits deficient, of the quantity of spirits computed at the strength of one to ten over hydrometer proof, which shall he produced to the proper Officer or Officers of Excise by any Distiller is Scotland, and be actually charged with the before mentioned Duty of three-pence for every Gallon, shalt be found to fall short of the quantity which ought to have been produced according to the he fore-mentioned annual rates, the sum of 0 0 3 For every deficiency of Spirits, in every case where the Spirits extracted by any distiller in Scotland, and pro dared to the proper Officer of Excise, and actually charged with the Duty of three-penee for every Gal bon, shall fall 'Mort of the respective proportions therein after-mentioned (that is to say)— If the Spirits in which the deficiency that be discovered shall have been made or distlled from Malt, Corn, ne British materials, or any mixture therewith, and if any Distiller in the Lowlands.of Scotland, shall not produce to the proper Officer at least 11Gallous Eng lish wine measure of Spirits, of the strength of one to ten over Indrometic proof, for every one hundred Gallon( of Wash. prepared from the said materials, and found in the custody of such a distiller, or if any distiller in the Highland district of Scotland, shall not produce to the officer, at least, six Genres of Spirits of the strength aforenid, for every 100 Gal lons of Wash, prepared from Earley, Beer, or Bigg, of the growth of the said Highland:, or any mixture therewith, and found in the custody (slouch distiller, for every Gallon deficient the suns of - - 0 0 9 If the Spirits in which the deficiency shall be discovered shall have been made or distilled from Molasses or Sugar, or any mixture thereweh, and any distiller in my part or place iuSerstland, shall tint produce to the roper officer, at least. twenty-two Gallons of Spelt: of the strength aforesaid, fur every 100 Gra tin& of Wash, prepared :Min the said materials, and found us the custody of curb distiller , for eseryGal lon deficient • - - 0 1 lee Or if theSpieres in which the deficiency shall be disco vered shall have been distilled from any other Foreign MAturial.z i or any other snieture therewith, arid any Distiller, in arty part or place in Se-Manse shall not produce to the roper reflicer, at least twenty Gal lons of Spirits of the strength aforesaid, for every .huadred Geneses of Wash prepared from the said materials, and found into: custody of such Distil ler, for every Galion deficient - - - 0 2 4 Far every Gallon, English wine measure, of Spirits of a strength net exceeding that of one to ten over hy drometer proof, and so in proportion for any higher dogrel of Armtek mule or distilled in England, and it:lotted tie breught from thence into Scotland 0 2 0 For eyery Gellert of British Spirits, of a strength not exteo4ing that of one to ten over hydrometer proof, manufactured in Scotland, and brought from thence to England 0 61 For every Gallon of all seek Spirits as last aforesaid, of *greater strength than one to ton over hydrometer proof, and not exceeding three per centom over and Arrive one to ten over hydrometer proof, two shillings and sixoience farthings and ales a furtherduty, pro porrinaed to the degree of strength in whit such Spirits shall cowed the said strength oi one to ten ever hydrometer proof - 0 Z 6I and a Sumba:pi For every Gallon of Single Ruts *ides In Aqua Vi ta, of the produce of the Neigh Colonies or Planta hens in America. imported intefenes Britain 0 3 Si For every Gallon of Item Spirits, er Aqua Vine above proof, of the prodeme el the 'Britt& Colonies or PIM. Wiens in &merino inaposted littnegett Britain •6 2 IFur ewer teams ofSellele Rises Saida, or Aqua Vita., importer!' by the United Company of Me:eh:iota of Englund treatises to be last . 0 3 9 riuc:F. OF WEDNI Rink Stock .. 145 3 per Cent Red..... 57 61 8 per C. C.aa . 4 pot Cent .. 714 f 5 per Cent. Ann. 5 per Cent. 197 Bank L. Ann ....16j 5-16 Bank Sl - .:nt Ann . Imp. 3 per Cent. ....541 Ditto Aim - - - Tiru %jun? sha Imp* 'snug te his Majett.t, the eim i n i is i viiikd duties .f Customr herein afore raid ssalisaai MAW' data* sa tito:milmetaititto kourtireat . • • Tor every Caron efititni Afitib Igiti above proof, imported by the Vatted Company of Mer chants estf England trading to the East Indies 0 7 3 For every Galloo of Single Brasdy'Spitits, Atola Vita, •r Strong Waters of any sort or kind, other thailauels Rum Spirits, or Aqua Vitx as aforesaid, imported into Great iritain, use being Irish Spirits imported directly from Ireland 0 4 .11 For every Gallon of Brandy Spirits, Aqua Vitt; err Strong Waters, above proof, other than such Bras. dy, Runs Spirits, or Aqua Vit.e as aforesaid, import. eel into Great Britain trot being Irish Spirits inspurc ed direelly from 6 6 el The above Duties to be paid for all Rum, Foreign Brandy, Spirits, or Aqua rite, for which all the duties charged (r chargeable thereon, Alan nut have been paid on or before the 10th day of June, 1603. Fur and upon all Tea sold after the 14th day of June 1803, by the United Company of Merchants trading to the East Indies, for every 1001. of the gross pro dues thereof 0 45 * For every Barrel (a:intuiting of 36 Gallons English Beer measure, of Irish ;Ler, Al; or Mum, imported in. to Great Britain diractly from Ireland - p 4 a For every Gallon, Eng!ish wine measure, of Spirits, Aqua Vita. or Strong Waters, which shall be distil led or made in Ireland and imported into Great Sri ' tau% of a strength not exceeding Ito 10, hydrome ter proof 0 3 t For all such Spirits above the strength of one to ten ever hydrometer proof a du•y in proportion to the last-mentioned duty ; and for and upon such of the said Spirits as shall be sweetencd or compounded, a like duty computed upon the highest degree of strength at which such Spirits ran be made. DII AWBACKI. For every Barrel of Strong Beer, brewed or made is Gr.cat Britain above sixteen shAlings the Barrel, en elusive of duty. not being Twopenny Ale, mon , tionad in the 7th Ankle Of the Treaty of the Union with Scotland, exported to foreign parts as rnerehato dire, the sum of 0 4 lir For every Ton of Foreign Wiae which shall be at port-4 to Fereign Parts, limn or out of the entered Stock of any Dealer or Seller of suet. Witte, the whole of the said Duties . Fora!! Tea, fore, in respect whereof theDaty shall have been paid, arid which shall be duly exported to ant , place as Merchandise, to which a Drawback of the Duty of Tea is !WM allowed, the whole cr: the said Duty. That the Duties now payable on every Piece re Vellum art Parchment, or Sheet or Piece of Paper, upon which ants -Re ceipt, Docharge or Acquittance, sirenfor or upon th e pay ment of money, shall be eagrossed, written, or printed, de sears and determine. That for every Piece of Vellum or Parchment, er Sheet sr Piece of Paper, upon which any Receipt, Die/charge or,Acmuit twice given fur or upon the payment of mbirey amounting to 2L and not al/smutting to 101. shall be engrossed, written ae printed in Great Britain, there shall be charged a Duty of se._; arstwhere the aline shall amount to 101. and not aroeuut to 2CE. there shall lie charged a Duty of 4•1.; and where the same shall amount to 201. and not automat to SOL there shall be eliatg4 a Duty of Bd.; and where the same shall amount to SOL and not amount to 1001 there shall be charged a Duty of Si.. and where the same shall amount to 1001. and not amount to 2001. there shall be chargA a Duty of is and where the sane shall amount to 2001. and not amount to boa there shall be charged a Date of 3s. ; and where the same shall amount to 5001. or upwards, there shall be charged a Duty of b. MANSION-HOUSE. Yesterday about twelve o'clock, the LORD Mayn't set off in his private coach and six, attended by the Sheriffs in their state chariots, two Aldermen, and other City Officers, to the Swan Inn, Stratford., where they held a Court of Conservancy for the -county of Essex, when they swore in a jury to exa mine encroachments and other offences committed upon that side of the river Thames. After this bu siness was was disposed of, they went to the Green Man, at Blackhcath, and swore in a jury for the same purpose for the county of Kent. They con cluded the day at the latter place with an elegant dinner. CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, JCNE I. This day we have scarce any further imports of Grain. The Wheat trade is heavy, and with much difficulty fetches last prices. Barley and Malt con tinue dull, as the new impost on the latter will not be the advantage of the buyer. Peas with Beans appear at something lower. Sale of Oats to day tire more ready, and we observe this article rather higher. Flour may be noted the same. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat 50:. 58-;. 64; 1 Tick Brans °7s Sls Od Fine do. 63:.665. Od. Oats I i 22i 24a Rye ;Ms. 35s Od. Polan.l3 254 26s 6d Barley 405.2 .ss. Od. Rape 5eed........ 551. 591. Malt 40s. 455. 6d. Fine Picini. °o* 545. 04 White Peose 425. 425. 6d Second ditto.— 455. 50a. 01 Beans. ao. 345. 6d. BIRTHS. Saturday, in Lincoln's•lnn•fidds, the Lady of G. Bs Tyndall, Esq. of a daughter. On Monday last, at her house, in Guildford.street, the Lady of jamea Mackintosh, Esq. of a daughter. MA RR1144. Yesterday, at St.. George's, Bloomsbury, by the Rev. Dr. Willis, Reffor, Marmaduke Ptickett, Esq. jun. sr: Bridlington, in the county of York, to Miss Eliza Prickett, daughter of Paul Prickett, Esq. of Southampton-s:ieet,,, Bloomsbury. Matthew Beachcrofr, Esq. Lieutenant-Coloncl of the Light Horse Volunteers of London and Westminster, to Muss Seward, of New Millman-street. On Saturday, at St. George's, Blooniabury • `..hn Scot', Esq. to Mrs. Ernst. 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