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~w -gip.- - _ _ TAY UAW PROPER? T. aisTstACT Or Tna aii.t. (A% A msyntrn av ynt•ettia m/TTLLi FOR, lIRANYINO TO MS CAJL'TY A CON- TaiBUTION oil Tat PROFIT% OT cIERTAIN DE- ScRITTIoNs OT ikROURTV, AND ON ANY PCIBLIC OFFICE, OR EMPLOYMENT GT TRoTIT4 RATR of CHARGE Drat% TROPIERTT, Ann iieCtu PAT ioN 01 t AND& —For and in respea of the pro per/y in any Linds, tenements, &c. throughout Great Britain, for every :Ms. of the annual value thereof, the sato .of Is. And for and in respeet of the occu pation of any lauds, tenements, &c. (other than a dwelliag-house occupied by a tenant disrind from a Cana of lands) in England, Wales, and Berssick upfn-Tweed, for every 2ns. of the annual value thereof, the additional ism of 9d. For atid in ropea of the occtipation of any lands, teioniaents, !kc in Scotland (other than as aforesaid,) I , tr every 2ns. of the .annum value thereof, the ad aiitihnal sum of rid. For and in respeel of the property in any dwel ling hease throughout Great Britain, for every 2Gs. of annual valise, i s. For and in respe& of the property la any firrni tattle, goods or chauels, lett to a tenant with, used ture, . . • wad to be . _is or with any d welling-house. lands, • Re. thore shall he charged, throughout Great Bri tain, for every 2 , )5. of the :meal rent, at which the sank shall be lett, the additional sum of 6d. Aiiaressaa rs is; Es.nr. Joao. -1. Any person oc cupying lands or tenements in England, Wales, or Berwiek-upon-Twecd, as a tenant, at the improved rent or rack-rent, die annual rake whorl shall ret exceed I /)L per annum, and shall gaiu a liveli- I:cod sobai,tence solely thereby, shall, on proof thereof, be charged as follows, viz.-If the anneal value ex.eeds 60]. and shall not exceed 801. for overy 'los. thereof ; and if the annual valve thereof shall exceed 601. and shall not exceed 1001. for every SOs. thereof the sawn of 2d. ; and if the annual value thereof shall exceed 1001. and shall rot exceed 1201. for every 20s. thereof the sum of 4J.; and if the annual valise exceed 1201. for every tOs. thereof the run of 6d. • 2. An v person occupying lands as aforesaid, the annual value whereof, together with !he profits or gains arising to him,from any other source or sources whatever, shall not exceed the annual value of 1.501. fur every 295. thereofthe same rates respedively, as in the cases in the preceding rule. A B AV Nit NTS IV SCOTI.A.Nn.-PerSCMS occupying lands not exceeding ISOL-Exceeding tiol. and not • exceeding 801 for every 20s. Id.- a -8 . 01..a0d not ex. c , :eding 1001. fur every 20s. thereof 1 tool. and not exceeding 1241. for every 20s. thereof 3d.-If exceeding 1201. for every 20s. thereof 4d. • P.ksaririoss.-1. Any persons occupying lands in Great Britain, at the improved rent or rackrent, not exceeding 691. and making a livelihood or sub sistence solely thereby, shall, on proof thereof before the commissioners, in manner directed by the act, be alischarg• d from any assessment. Any person occupying such lands, the annual value whereof, together with all his other profits or ,gains, shall not exceed 601. shall also be exempted.. FCITHER EXEAIt riONS.-Also the scites.apf any College or Hall in either of the Universities of Ox ford or Cambridge, or the Universities of St. 433- .arrav's, Glasgow, - Edinburgh, Aberdeen, or the Col leges of Windsor, Eaton, %Winchester, Westminster, or Bromky, or the Nlareschal College in Scodand. and all offices, gardens, walks, and grounds for re creation, repaired and maintained by the funds of such Culler or Hall. The scitc of every Hospital, or public School, or Almshouse, and of all offices, gardens, &c. re paired and maintained by the funds thereof. S. Any lauds or tenements, occupied by a tenant, bring the property of any poor person, not exceed fats the yearly value-of 20s. RAVE 6 PAVASLI lIV PEIISONS sartno any ?VB. OFFICY, OR VMPLOYAIENT OF PROF-Ir.-Upon every public office, or employment of profit, and upon every annuity, pension, or stipend, payable by his Majesty, or- out of the public revenue of Great Britain, far every ns. thereof Is. Etraseriotos.-Aay military officer, under the rank of ----. Any officer in the militia, un der the rank of ---.. Any officer in his Ma jesty's navy, under the rank of ABArkMANTi.-Where the annual value of such office is less than 1301. and no other livelihood or subsistence, at the rates foing .- if exceectii, r l2ol.-17,,, every 20s. 1001. dud below 1201. • 64. 6411. and below .1001. - Oct. 601. and below $Ol. - 2d. Any person holding an office not exceeding 601. per annum, and his livelitood solely thereby, is c=rtpte Any person holding such office or employment, which, together with the profits and gains arising from every other source, shall not 'exceed the re spective annual values before-mentioned, and de nying the whole of his livelihood therefrom, shall • be entitled to the like abatements, or be totally iks charged therefor As aforesaid. Certain Commissianers are appointed, who must take the oaths. None of the lands., unmans, &c. me rte be assessed at a less annual v;tlne than in the poor? rate, bat whiolvshall not be binding unless made on the full value throughout. Other modes of assessment are provided in eases where the poor rate is not made on the full value of property.- %Where property is not rated, the assessors are re eleired raaroceeil in estimating the same from the best information they can obtain. In Scotland the Anti'', are to be levied on the annual value of pro poi y, without regard to the'proportions is any for mer valuation or stern. Differences which may arise betwixt landlord and tenant respeding eie elnetions are to be settled by the Commissioners.- In case any lands charged to the duties shall after wards become unoccupied, and tie distress can be fined on the , same, at the time the duties are pay- . able, &stress may afterwards he taken.-lint as sessment on houses unoccupied is directed to Pk discharged. Where, by any assessment, ,the du ties charged on tythes, and the same not p a id, the s and chattels of the owner of such tythes, or M i yake% themselvea, may be distrained. Du ties on .co rnpeasition for tythes, markets, fairs, tolls, fulieriee, dec. are appointed to be recovered from the 1 9d. persons nccapying the same respedivelye ull power is given to the Assessors. Inspedors, and Sur veyors, at ail reasonable times of the day, and, if occasion require, with a Constable, Headborough, Tythingnian, or other proper Officer, to view-and examine all or any dwelling.houses, lands, or tene ments, in order to make a survey thereof, or others Wise, to ascertain the annual value which they ought to be charged with. They have liberty to pass throneh any house or houses, or premises therewith occupied, and go into any court, yard, backside, or premises thereunto belonging, and to view and in sped any lands or grounds, whether inclosed or not, and measure and survey the same, if they cannot otherwise ascertain the annual value thereof; and have also liberty to make like view, examination, and iaspeelion, twice in the-year, during the conti nuance of the Ad; and if any dispute arise, touch- . ing the amulet value of any messuages, lands, &c. the proof therein shall he on the occupier or occu piers, who shall cause the same to be duly surveyed and veined, at his or her eepence, and verified before • two or more of the Commissioners, on oath or af firrnatioe of the persnn ad measuring or valuing the ' same. Within a reasonable time after the respec tive surveyors and assessors shall have had the ex amination of the estimates delivered by the asses sors, the Commissioners shall proceed to consider the came; and if the estimate be not chjeied to, they shall cause, compute, and ascertain the amount of duty, according to the rates prescribed, and shall make assessments accordingly. If objeded to by the Surveyor or Inspector, suggesting in writing any mistake, error, or fraud, in making the estimate, the Commissioners may, according to the best of their judgment, relify such estimates. The Cnin missinners shall cause notice of such assessments to , be given by the assessors to. every person who shall be charged in respe& of the occupation of lands of a ' less annual value than 1501. that he may claim the 4 abatement; and every person claiming such abate -1 mein shall give notice thereof to the Assessor, Surveyor, or Inspector, within ten days after the delivery of the notice; which claim shall be heard and determined at the place, and on the days ap pointed for hearing appeals. No such claim to be allowed, unless the party preferring the same shall have delivered to the Commissioners, or to their ' Clerk, and at least ten days previous to the slay ap pointed for hearing appeals, a declaration properly filled up, according to one of the forms contained in the schedule to the Ad, to which the Surveyor or Inspector may have access. Where no objection is made, the abatement shall be granted; bat if the Surveyor or Inspector shall object thereto in writ ing, unless the major part of the Commissioners then present shall see cause to disallow the objec tions, the merits of the claim shall be heard upon appeal. One declaration sufficient where an abate ment is claimed in more than one distria, or from the duties contained in each of the two species of in come ; and a certificate is sufficient in the other case. Every assessment to be made of the said se veral duties, to be in force for one whole year from the stleday of April, in the year in which it shall be made, and shill commence from and after sth April, 1803. Duties in England, &c. to be paid by quarter ly instalments on the days following:..-Oa the 20th June, for the quarter commencing from the sth April, and ending sth July ; 20th .Sepeernber, for the quarter commencing from sth July, and ending lath Oelober 20th December, for the quattere.oro rnencing froni 10th October, and ending .sth Ja nursy; and 40th March, for the quarter commencing from sth January, and ending •Sth April, in every year. Provided always, that the first payment thereof shall be for two instalments. and be made on the 20th September, 1903, and the said several duties in Scotland shall be paid by half-yearly in stalments, (that i; to say) on the 20th September, for half year commencing from sth April, and end ing.loth October ; and on 20th March, for the re mauling half year; the first payment to be made on 20th September, 1805. In every case of a claim for an abatement, the person making the same may be called upon to verify such declaration or schedule, and that on oath or solemn affirmation, to be administered by sue or more of said Corn- ' missioners ; which oath or affirmation shall be, that the contentsef such declaration or schedule are true ; provided such person shall be at liberty to amend such declaratiou or schedule, or any part thereae be fore he be required to take such oath or affirmation. Whenever it shall be proved to the satisfaction of the Commissioners, that any interest of money, an nuity, allowance, or stipend, shall be annually pay akie out of the profits and gains bona Alt accounted for and charged, without any deduction on that ac count, it shall be lawful to them to grant a certifi cate to that effea to such person, which shall en title him to abate and deduce so much thereof as a like rate on such interest, annuity, allowance' at or stipend would amount to ; a n d it i s d ec l are d, dint it shall be deemed usury in any person to whom such interest shall be payable, refusing to allow such deduction. The duties on lands, and other premises, to he levied as they become due, and if not levied, to be recoverable as a debt upon record to the King's Majesty, with full costs of suit. Pa rishes are liable that the duties be duly demanded, and also for the collectors paying the sums by them received. AirCas arising from these defaults to be re-assessed upon the parish or place where the same shall occur. Parents and guardians are declared li able for infants, and executors for persons dying. Here follow several clauses, provisionally appoint ing the chief officers in every department, civil, jtt dicial,criminal. ecclesiastic. or commissariat% mili tary pr naval ; the principal clerks, or other officers ofeitlier Houk of Parliensent ; the Mayor. Alder men, and Common 'Council of every City Corporate, Borough, ToWn, ke. Commissioners under the Ad so.far as regards the duties upon publiu offices. The names of all persons claiming abatements, or to be totally discharged, are nevertheless appointed to be set down, together with the full and just annual wa ke of their office, employment, pension, Sic. in order that the merits of their clairos to exemption may be investigated, Wltere offices are executed by deputies, the isms - mein to lae said .by the deputy, and he to return.kon . t of the profits of the office. Agen ts by slioin,salaries, fees , wages, &c. are pay able, must upon request to them by the different assessors, de liver, grade. lists Or ACCOUtitS of all such salaries, &c.. Where salaries, &c. are payable by his Majesty's Receivers 'General, at tlis Teceipt of .his Majesty's Exchequer, or otherwise, by any aft of his Majy's I servants, the duties - charged thereon shall, and rimy, in case of non-payment, be detained out of the sap*. —The particular department in which any finless- ment is made, is declared answeratde for any defi ciency. Where the duties cannot be detained; or stopped, they are detected to be levied by warrint. Any person negleding to make the returns required by the ad, shall forfeit and pay the sum of 301. over and above any duty chargeable by the ad. —Surveyors and irrspelitors to have access to all ' returns and assessments, with liberty to surcharge them. All assessments or stre_ x harves made by any assessor, surveyor, Ste. to be and valid, not withstanding any mistakes in K . :antes or descrip- ; tions. It may be lawful for any person, to whom notice of surcharge . is gird's, at any time previous to the day for bearing appeals, next after the de livery of such notice, to make oat and deliver to the. surveyor or inspector a true, perfect, and complete schedule of the annual v.ilne of all the property, &c. which ought there to be assessed.— Provided always that to every such schedule there be annexed an affidavit, in writing, to the efed re- I luirtal by the AR. If satisfied with the schedule, the Surveyor shall certify such return and affidavit to I two or more of the Commissioners, who shall there upon cause the assessment to be made, according to itch certificate; but if ate Sarveyor or Inspeßor be dissatisfied, be shall certify such return and af fidavit, together with the cause of his objeßion, to two or naore of the said Commissioners, who shall thereupon cause the assessment to be made accordieg to such last mentioned certificate, in double the amount of the duty at which such person shall be surcharged, and from which surcharge no abatement shall be made on . ny pretence, unless on appeal, as after directed.—( Form of the aidavit)—That the return annexed to this affidavit is a full, perfeft, and complete return of all matters and things required of the said deponent by this ad. to the hest of his or her judgment. Persons over-rated may appeal to the Commissioners, and, upon the hearing of any such appeal, or the appeal against any original assessment or surcharge, the appellant must in all cases produce -before the Com missioners a true, perfeß, and complete schedule, and verify the sante upon oath or affirmation. If it shall appear, to the satisfaction of the Commis sioners, that any lands have been assessed at a sum exceeding the just rate on the annual value thereof, it shall be lawful to them to' abate and deduct from such assessment so much as in their judgment will reduce the rate to a just pro portion. It is also lawful for the Commissioners, if it shall appear that the lands have been assess ed at an annual value less than the actual rent, to enlarge and increase such assessment. Upon every surcharge allowed by the Commissioners, the assessment shall be made in double the rates pre scribed in the schedules ; but if the Commissioners be of opinion that there was any just cause of con troversy on the part of the appellant, and that he has not wilfully done any ad with intention to de fraud the revenue, they may remit and strike off the whole or any part of the double duty ; whatever part of it that is allowed to be levied going to the assessor, surveyor, or inspector. No letters pattnt, or other rights of exemption, granted by his Ma jesty in favour of any person or persons, to be con- strued to exempt them from the burden of the du ties and charges of the t Ad, which is to com mence and take effeet iTn i t et 2nd after the Sth day of April. 1803, and to continue and be in force during the present war, and until the 6th day of Apnl next, after the ratification of a definitive treaty of peace, and no longer. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH, JVINE 26. Came in the Datch East-India ship St. /ay, Capt. G. Van Paulin, from Batavia, bound to Amster dam, laden with coffee, sugar, and spices ; cap tured by the Henry privateer, of Liverpool, of 16 guns, 'Capt. Bradby, and the Da/phil sloop, of Cawsand, a tender to the Salvador del Mundo, of 112 guns ; the Henry and Dolphin have both come in with her. Came in the Scrag cutter, from a cruise, with impressed men for the fleet ; the Plymouth, Capt. Edwards, from Dram, for this port, with timber and dea ls; the Autumn, of 12 guns, from the Eastward, with a fleet under convoy. A large fleet passed the Sound to the Westward this morn ing. Sailed the Peigue, of 40 guns, Capt. Cum berland, for Ireland. YARMOUTH, JUNE 2G. Yesterday arrived the Fox cutter, to take on board a M.msenger. This evening arrived here, at the Angel Inn, Lord Borgherst and suite, and Mr. Liston, late Ambassador at the Hague, +with his family, to embark on board the Asethyg frigate. , The Baltic fleet, under convoy of the Umeern fri gate and Grjrta cutter, remains wind bound. Re. main in the Roads, Cintle and Amethyst frigates, and one revenue cutter. The Vriesd,bip, Geret Kuir, bound to Delfhaven, with corn; and the Yu/fig/mid. Johnnas de Bore, to Ostend, with pot-ashes, bare been restored to the claimants. PaIitTSMOUTV, JUNE 26. Arrived the rotate frigate, with a French prize, from Algiers for France, and both are under qua .ranrine ; and the Welfaant, from Hamburgh for Bourde.inz, with hemp, &c. sent in by a cruizer. At two o'clock, Admiral the Right Hon. Lord I Gardner embarked on board his Majesty's ship Dry an4 of 38 guns, Captain Giffard : she has turmoored, 'and is expeaed hourly to sail for Ireland. ,• His Majesty's ship Grave:, of 30 guns, Captain Caulfield, has fired a sun, and made signal for a convoy to the East Indies. ' • The Defiance, of 74 guns, Capt. Durham, made signal for assistance, in order to proceed oat of the harbour; but the wind shifting suddenly to the southward, prevented for the present her joining the fleet at Spithead. Arrived his Majesty's ship L'Afrieaine, of 3i6 guns, Capt. Manby, from Sheerness, and remains with the' fleet. Wind south, and moderate. Three privateer: (row-boats) have been sent in by our cruizers. ;I His Majesty's ship &Arras, - Capt. Boyle, has made lipid diterraneart ; and the DisswAs t for convoy to the Weeternsfies. o'clocic.—The Prince of Wafts, of fl 3 rire, Rear Admiral Sir Rahest Calder, Dart- and Capz.. Cumming, is expelled to sail this evening. novza, June 25. Last nigitt at ten, a Spanish Messenger with dis- patches frotiiMadrid, and an Austrian Messenger with dispatches from Vienna, arrived in the "luck , land packet, ('apt. Hammond, from Calais, and setoff immediately for London; and this d ay an open. boat Bag of truce arrived here from Calais, with a Russian Messenger, with dispatches, said to he of very great importance He set off imme diately for London in a past-chaise and four. The French'funds are said to have risen 2 per cent. and the odds are laid in Paris that there will be a peace. Five French fishing boats are just sent in by the Ranger and Cruiser sloops of war. Orders are re ceived to take the fishermen, sever4l having had arms on board, and taken some of our met-dim men. Twelve Mamelukes of the Chief Consul's guard, are said to have arrived at Boulogne. No news of Shaw. 111011 LLoYaS LIST. (micros:no, Will 2814. Pal by, the Brothers, T ., and Lord Nelvm, Smith, /tura Jamaica; Henn , from Alexandria; New-York, Co. from Virginia; Hope, —, and Jonge Harwich, from Calais ' • Orion, Evans. from Mrerford ; Active, Davis, and Salty, Rees, from Cork ; ilonge Cornwallis, —, from Frie land; Levinvorn, and Trial, Quinton; from Dublin; Boma*, Radcliffe, :Ind Dazard, ji n ni D a nt al „. ; Speculation, Loademaii, from Memel ; Frederick, —., from Embden ; Pane* Frederick, and Ham An na , from Stettin_ 3,411.2 D The Matilda, judge, for •Doinalica : Iroquois, Gosck, frit- Gibraltar ; Starling, Britton, for Maki; Darr, Evanr , Newfoundland;_ Ye ' us, • ft,,binsen, fur Barzalena ; Ceres. Bennett, and Antwerp, Dickinsor, for Lisbon ; Brother% Read, for Oporto;-Elisabeth, Behris, brie Gebro s, P:ouk. and Vreindschap, —, for Rotterdam. airmen in the Doarns--The Con undric, Ray, from Amsterdam, de tained. Off Hastings--Harriutt, Chace, from the south Seas. • At Portsmouth—Enterprise,--- , 'from the West . lddies, and the Ceres, —, from Lubeck, for Marseilles, seutau. At Leith—Maria Ann, Milne, from Leghorn. At Dublin—Jane, Middleton, from Tanliera. At New-York, Draper Taylor, from Clyde. At St. Thomas's, Isabella, Paterson, froer Clyde. At Grenada, Diliatela, Leith, from Clyde. At New Orieeiti - , Polly, Purcell, from Liverpool. At Bahaism, Pcrseverance ' Mawdsley, from Africa. At iiiaminuan, Lord Nalton, -Galles; fisinrAiriei. „. MEETINGS oF CREDCIVILS AT GUILDHALL. - • THIS IM.T. M. if. Peter Le Souf, of Great Winchester-street, merchant 0 its John Lemmon, of Saffron Walden, Essex, seedsman 2 19 P. D, Vaer Dyck, A. .1; G. Lleuvera,.-and.*A.•dc G ' • Vin , laic of the Cieus,•Minories merctiantc 2 II Henry Piney, of Sun-street, Blshapsgfitie-trriet,.baker 2 0 l'homa Binns and Thoinas Cuopet, 0( Charles : street, Lung Acre, candle-manufaeinart t9 DiVirkroNlZ i J. Jones, of Binningham, Warwiek draper O. II James Longman and Francis Pig Wi&lip,ot Cheap side, musical instrument-ipakenix. l .-. l2 John Turnbull, John Forbes, Robert Allen Crawford, and David Skene, of Broad• Meet, merchants... 0 1 J. Neale, of Brick-lane, Spitalfselds, salesman 0 1 CERTIFICATES. John Gibbons and William Sherwood, of Liverpool, mer chants. Witham Sealy, the younger, late of Rertenden, Essex, far.. met. Stephen Hartley, of lieckinondwicke, York, carpet myinfao. hirer. James Watson, of Lynn, druggist. BIRTH. On Sunday last, the Lady of the Wonorable and Rev. Thomas de Grey, of a daughter, at Winchester.house. Chelsea. PRICE 01 Tsar 7 _ STOCKS. Bank Stock 3 per Cent Red 3 per C. Cow; 4 per Cent. 5 per Crnt. Ann. 5 per Cent 1797 ....... 914 Sank 1.. Agin Bank Short Ann Imp. 3 pee Cent. s4i Ditto Ann IDAT. Uranium India Stock Ditto Bonds Irish 3 per Cent. .. Excheq Bills Enz d . Lot. ltt Tick. ...... Iri Bank for Acct. I iota for Open. 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Ottekteller and Stationte, qMg the etad Trade, and ihaissetieffewreeraisltiete‘ • , ' arm ci f 36 ga p s . do 0 00 . i "T na he te noek• Pwrncstwe are In Lets it tappre '-;-1 priste .-0 to the purehase of private kraal far cOttypy to * JO_ : Cv_Ttienisa, as welt as these °flue Trade. 1148, e f i f ria l h die 40 11 Cat -l l b e s Ost view m4 b e had hT: 6 o,ll ll4l7 die -e fi.t tieen ti I° , eac an k tl (l o a l!cf la r le gerr wh ln7. .dies. . • 1 Aulk sneer• Fleet. treet • .• I r 1 . )'' 13 ' Satliii4- 4 9 — uar - '•''. -amt. • .Advertisettiags, and COMMUI62IIIOO6 to the Ilr. V.Blair, No.. 4. ordierfet4- Mr. How, No. 117, Greet # 4 6 ll bikough. *Al f eßorooith ; Wiesiii: PA names aad Sow, Verture-}01; Messrs. OJILVTIPAISON, I aad Marrs. RA/13 1 / a Radrlitietroas. L• , F . • )