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L4W INTILLIOEXCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, APRIL f/• Mr. Ludlam addressed the Court, and apologised to his Lordship for his intrusion, but his anxiety was so great that it must plead his excuse. By delay he, said he was likely to suffer materlally. Two of his principal IVitnes,es were dead, another was on the eve of going abroad ; and if his Loll shin did not determine his c:tse shortly, he might remain in his present situation the remainder of his iife time. The CHANCELLOR informed hitn there was no oreasiou for an apolov, as his anxiety was natural ; the only difficulty he was . uuder was to find a fund that the expenses could be paid out of. He amold turn it iu his wind, and if Mr. Ludlam would at tend on to-morrow, lie would speak to the subject. Mr. Howard, who claims wine estate in posses sion of the Duke of Norfolk, addressed his Lord and begged of him to de something for him. this Lordship said he had informed him before it 4.1 i not in his power to do any thing. He was of. lered out of Court. As the Load Chancellor left the Bench, Miss Bloomliead followed him to the private door, with a setiniag anxiety to speak with him, hut the Otfi rs of the Court prevented her. This is the lady who has made so many efforts to have an interview with his Lordship in private. POLICE. sevr-rramsr. Yesterday being the day appointed for the fur ther inve,tigation of the extraordinary circum stance of the ,oldier being found with upwards of 9001. upon him ; and the final examination of the Coachman for a violent as,ault and outrage upon a ; rid in a stable in Duke-street, tieiri l / 2 the Office was extremely crowded ; among the company were the Earl of Mountnorris, and several other persona of dc.tanction, who sat upon the Bench with NI r. READ. _ JusepA iloody, the 6oldier. was put to the bar. A person of the name of Bowden claimed the mon,y, and stated, lie had lost a sum similar to that c: Mich had been foisad on the Prisoner. Mr. ilitAo,the Site t-1 4 . 11a.4istrate, observed, it v0.41t1 !ye IselV434try for Bowdea to give an account of himself; outi bow he came possessed of the motley. Bowden said, he was • journeyman car penter, was a married man, that he ILO been six years saving a part of- the sum by task-work; the remainder was lent hins by his uncle and brother, for the purpose of taking a pnblir-house ; and, at Lb , ' time he Inst the money, be was in treaty for the King's Arno public-house. opposite Shoreditch Church, foi which he was to pay &SOI. and the fix tures, &c. would stmoaut to 9001. more. That Messrs. Goodwin and Co. totter-brewers, Mr. Che wring, ale-brewer, and a distiller, were e ,e , sist him with the money he was deficient of, on with them, in their res,..:.:tsre %ranches ot Li ad. . He had received from Mr. Cl.evering • 501. note, which answered the description of one found on the soldier. Last Monday was the day on which the treaty was to be carried into effect ; he put t !W. tied op in • red handkerchief, into 11', 1 >ocket; in the course of the day lie hid been whit a great nu leer of perons, whom it was necessary for him Locum:lilt with, end he drank freely, rather to ex cess. so much so, that he had iio recollection of tiny occurrence that day, after nine o'clock at night ; when he was at his bent intr . :4, iu Brewne's lane, Spi tal-rieblx. tin Tue.day morning he found himself at the Three Compasses pit' ilie-house. Drury-lane, iu coni!iany with a girl and a soldier ; he drank purl and gin a ith dumb, which he paid for ; at this time be had his nioaer ; but the pert and gin overcaine hita, cud he lost his rens s again. The ‘Vorrhy Msctsraxrc observed, he was arraiil he had no recolle,•tion on the subject, and, by his own account, would suppose lie was always intaxicatett. Ile allele 1 he was safficiently col let-ed, on Ta:-.dity morning, to know he had his net iey, a,nl 11.1 t. he, the girl And soldier, went out (+ilia , house tn A et;ie-, and lie believed the Prisoner to 1 1.2 tile-sathe soldier ; !nit froai that time he did out roolleet any thin,, ui.tit he found himself, :it o't•hirk on the swine (lite, in Drury-latie, ten..-e he his money, which brought itim to hi- sense*. Ile was ashamed to go home, or near of hi.; frit: ads, until Wednesday ; and on making 1.• own his loss, he was ioforinerl there was a soldier ta . seto to floe-street, atid a similar sum had been lotto,' in hi. 'Kn.:session. it►:.to ordered the hiuiliess to stood over for f.i they inci•.ts4utioa. franc I ficen!•erry, the coachman, was next put to the bar, who 14 charged, w :tit several others, w.t:i a violent assault upon :Margaret West, is a staiile in Duke -street, Lincoln's-Inn-fields. rite accoun t she gave, yesterday. tritivted to:aerially from tleit she g.tve on her atte3d a:.,., nt the office, when the Prisoner was first ap p:;ll;!aded ; yet, with respect to the nutra4e, it remains just the b.t.OV. It will be recolleetel, that s it: then stated she was servant to Mr. 11...un.1ey, w.:.1 resided At the corner of I laiirl-ceeirt, Holborn, tl:At her nia,ter bad sent her to hire a single ho.se chaise nt the stable-yard iii Duke-street. This proved tint to he ease; &cid in etxplianstion of !,-r contradictory account, she sail, when she at the office the first time, she was •-•touch :e4itattql, both iu body and mina, t she did not know what she said. the is eery of the cire:nu .tanees that ied to the outrage L.llo : —The l'ro,ieetitrix lut: left the service of Mr. Lumley between two and three months. on Paha Sunday mortititg, early, she went into tint country, in company with a young WOllllll or the name of Bryan, and in pasting along the road, they saw a number of single-horse chaise, and and their eu.tversation turned upon tit, co.taort of riding in them, and upon the price tier day for them ; one said it was a gui r.:Nt, and the other fifteen shillings, and at length they lind a shilling which was the prier.—On the litornin4 the outrage was committed. the proseentrix called tittoti MN. her former i' , i , tress, to usk her for some work. Mrs. Liutilev toel: her out with her, 1111,1 She returned by herself, and on inn. wt ;: , t,, her mother's, she passed through Doke -street. wl.eri, seeing the livery-stahles she ree. , l!•,eted wager, to settle which she made in of a man who VW:LS tta.idirig st the pitiAlc house door, the corner of the stable-yard, who told' her he would take her to his toaster, and asked her to have something to drink; she refnsed, bat he said she should have some ale and brandy, and he got her Tutu the Moose, and called for some ale ; she refused to driuk, and wanted to get on, but the man mid some others prevented her, and in the sessile the table, with the ale, was upset; the laud lord and landlady abused them, and desired that she might be turned out, which was what site wanted. She was knocked down immediately on her being forced into the stable, and her head went against a horse's foot ; the fellows apoltiv.istsl, and sent her up into the loft, under pretence of seeing their mas ter; hut, on her getting there, she discovered he was not in the place, and was running down stairs, 'but was prevented by one of the men being on the stairs. The treatment she afterwards received, de licacy will not allow to be detailed. At length, from the excessive violence, she lost her senses, and it is supposed they thought she was dead, for when she came to herself, she found she had been put into a bye corner in the loft, covered with hay, and she had hardly strength to raise herself, and was so unveil she could scarcely snore ; she only saw the Prisoner remaining ; he appeared surprised to see her move ; he male use of a deal of abusive language, and wits driving her out of the stable when the Officer arrived. Mr. Robinson, die Churchwarden of St. Cle meat's, attended, and was bound over to curry on the prosecution, as did the Vestry Clerk to con duct it. LUBA RAIdsG AM APRIL 4 2 j . Sailed from this harbour, for the Downs, this morning, the Juno, Zephyrus, and Hero transports, with 368 of the Ist ►igut battalion of the German Infantry. Also, at the saute time, went out of the harbour, for the Downs, the Maria, San, and Li berty transports, with 400 of the Ist battalion of the line of the King's German Infantry. The above marched in, and were embarked yesterday. This afternoon 400 more of the let battalion of the line, King's German Legion, marched into Itainsgate, and are just embarked, and will sail to morrow morning, at half past four. Four hundred of the 2d battalion of the line, King's German Le gion, are now marching down to the Pier ; their coining in so late is owing to the bad weather this day. These are now embarking. More of the King's German Infantry will be litre to-morrow. The 3d Regiineut of German Light Horse, commanded by Baron Roden, will embark here on Friday, and the Ist bettaliou of the 3.2 d Regiment on Saturday. A comma) , of English ariillery is expected here the latter part of the wt.ck, to embark. Also some of the wagoon train. Major-General Paget is here ; likewise Brlgaidier-General Stewart, who is Adjutant-General to General Sir John Moore's army. His MAJESTY . * ship Solt Ay, with dispatches for Rio Janeiro. was spoke with on the 9th of February, in lat. 4 ► 30, long. 47, 30, west, all well. The Mercury, —, and Cie Ale.reader, from Surinam, for London. here put into Grenada,, where the latter is condemned. The Rambler, Witstaus, for London, and the Expedition, Holman, for Liverpool, both 1. ma Jamaica. which put into Antigua in distress, are condemned. The ship Robert Bolton, ICES, from Liverpool to Savannah, laden with salt, foundered at sea on the 9th January, io let. 27.10, N. loug. 37.30. W.— The crew, fifteen in number, took to the long-boat, with two casks of water, four barrels of bread, and a barrel and a half of beef and pork, some bundles of clothing, unJ their dog. After bring twenty seven titvs in an open boat, and enduring innumer able hardships, they lauded at Grand Feare, Gua deloupe, whence they made their way to Point Petre, where they were humanely treated by the Americans there. The Mate arrived at Baltimore iu the brig Aim. Capt. MONTSERATT. A principal Clerk in one of toe Naval Depart ments has been dismissed on the score of pecula to:i ; and a strict investigation is making into the coil li.ct of eight or nine other Clerks in the same Office. Government have it in contemplation to pur chase certain lands which run parallel to the Duke's Walk, near the Abbey of Holyrnod-house. Edinburgh; and join with the King's Park, or St. Ann's Yards, on the west. The whole area, when the walla are "moved, will form ft park of upwards of 50 acres. The intention of Government, in the first instance, is to form a pork for military exer cises, artillery grounds, magazines for military stores, Ice. A letter from Detroit of the 13th of February, states, that "Colonel Ctosc, a British Officer, has arrived at Maiden, (an English fortress about IS mites from Detroit) and a large Council of In dians is shortly to be held. They arc arriving daily ; and I presume there are not less than 15,00 men, women, and children, already collected." J. P. Ga tRT, Esq. of Lincoln's-Inn-Fiehls, who lately canvassed the borough of Griiiis4, has generously peese:ited to the Committee for erecting a new market-house in that town tool. for the furtherance of the design. His relative, Captai Cone, has also given 501. towards the sane ewe timi, a Inch is Already begun iii a handsome style. Stoke fair, Devonshire, commenced on Monday last, and, in addition to the cif`g - ant amusements wlach generally characterise this nod similar places of holiday resort, a foot rave for 100 guineas took place on Wednesday, in a field near Stoke, between 'Captain D. and Captain J., which was fix some time well contested ; but. unfortunately, .Capt. J. stept into a cow --, which threw him down, and caused his anta,;onist to gain so much ground, as to leave no chance of bin coming up with him. A letter from Edinburgh, dated Saturday last, says-4. Since Saturday last we have had a suc cession of snow storms; and the weather has been exceedingly boisterous and cold for such an ad vanced season of the year. In this neighbourhood the allow disappears in a few hours, except out the hills : in sonic parts of the country we understand it lies so deep as to interrupt the communication. The Aberdeen mail coach was stopped on Tuesday morning, about four miles to the northward of Montrose ; the mail was fu: warded by a post chaise. NEW DUTIES. The BiH imposing hew llutietrof *messed Taxes, and also on GAMIC CUrtiticatebi laai been printed as amended by the Committee.. The new Duties are specified iii schedules, which, with the rules for charging, and the exemptions, extend to 34 paes. From the nature of this importaat article, it is Im possible to give riz..siectory account of .r H. an abridgmeat. kis:therefore necesmry to detail it. TYF SC HEDULES Referred to by the A..t of the •atb year of ths present !tie.- • - jolty 's *Mgt'. SCHEDULE (A ) A Schrdole of the Duties mark payable for every Dwelling house, withiu mad throughout Great BrAWM,Skrardiag to the N umber uf Windows or Lights di rub Duel hug. huuse, sad the Offices to be charged therewith. Enifs i ritl; ?lumber of W:adows. and lbw- Scotland. .i.k-ropori Nut more than 6 Windows or Lights L. s. d. L. s. d. (..xcept iu a.ch Houses ',h elt shall be worth the Iteut of 1.5 by the year, Dud alkali be charged to the Ditty ' '• " mentioned in Selolink. 11), accord- ing to the Rent therluf ; - 0 .6 6 • 4 6 Not more than I. tVii,dons or Lights, it of the Value hefore-mentoired, mid sham d to the said Doty mc contiogly - - - 090 060 7 liladows or Lights - 1 o o u Is 0 • do - 1 13 0 1 II U 9du--9 9 u W 0 U 10 de - - 9 16 0 2 14 o it 110 - 3 le 6 3 10 6 14 do - 4 9 6 4 7 ti 13 e. S 6 6 5 4 ti - -14 do • 61 6 6 I 6 15 do - 7 u 0 612 0 16 du - - 717 0 715 0 17 do - • 5 13 0 5 19 0 15 do - - 9 10 to 9 r 6 19 do 10 7 6 to s 6 20 do - - 11 4 6 11 2 6 21 di - - IV 1 0 11 10 o 24 do 19 16 o it: 16 0 - 23 du - 13 15 u 19 Is 0 • C 4 do - - 14 11 6 14 9 ti 25 do - - 15 11 6 15 6 6 - - , gli do 16 • 5 6 16 3 6 27 do - - 17 *- 0 17 0 • 911 do - - 17 19 0 17 17 0 9 9 do - -19,1 a -0, - 18 14 0 30 de - - 19 19 6 19 to 6 31 d• - - 90 - 9 6 •:.6 7 6 39 Se . - 21' 6 0 21 • ti 3s • . 99 '3" 0 SI 1 0 34 110 93 • • 99 IS 0 35 do - 93 16 6 93 14 6 • 36 do - - 24 13 6 24 11 6 • 3 7 do - *5 to 6 1111 11 6 39 do 26 7 0 6 6 5 0 - • 3 9 do - - 97 4 0 97 9 0 411 to 4.4 do - - ID 17 6 99 Is 6 43 -49 do - - 31 13 6 31 11 6 30 -54 do - - 34 10 0 34 5 0 55 •59 do 97 6 0 37 4 u • - 60 -64 d• - - 39 is 6 SO 13 6 65 .69 do 49 0 6 41 IS 6 70 -74 d• - - 44 A 0 44 3 0 75 -79 do - - 4610 o 46 a o ' so -Ns do - 49 13 0 45 13 0 • 95 -89 do - - 51 0 0 50 IS 0 90 -pa du - - ' 53 4 6 53 9 6 95 -99 do - - bb 9 0 55 7 6 luo 109 do - - Is 17 0 54 15 0 110 139 do - - 63 6 6 63 4 .6 leo 129 de - - 67 16 6 67 14 6 ISO 139 a* - - 79 6 0 79 4 0 140 149 do - . 76 16 • 76 14 0 150 159 do - - Si s 6 II 3 0 160 169 do - - SS 15 6 55 13 6 1,0 179 du - . 96 5 0 90 3 0 110 and upwards do - - 9 3 11 6- 93 0 6 And for every such dwelling-house wh.ch 'hurt conta.ls mire then Idu w 'mimes ur light', Per every window tr light exceetheg the euesbct of tee 0 J 0 0 3 0 ROLES FOR CHARGING WINDOHS OR t . I CHTS. 1. The said ',revel duties to be eliargrd annually is re spect of the wiadows or lights in every derll.rg. house, with the household sad other vices hi.reiu enumerated. 11. All skylights, awl all windows or lights, however coo strained, in staircase., garrets, cellars, passages, and t.th. r parts of dwelling-houses, to altar Ilse or pimping server ap plied, and whether such windows or lights shall be in the ex terior or interior parts of such dwelliug-housis,to be charged to the said duties. 111. Every window or light in any kitchen, cellar, *culler:, battery, pantry, larder, viash.kuuse, laundry, beke-liouse, brew-house, and lodging-room, heWiigiug so or occupied with any its elllng-huuse, whether the same sha.l be within or contiguous to Or disjoiued from the blidy of iweti slwellieg huuse, shall be rhiultil to the said duties. . . - - IV. The said duties to be charged yearly upon the occu pier or occupiers of the houses eottagemkw tesements, in re spett whereof the said duties shall be charged, and to he is forte fur up* whole year, from sth of April in the year lu which the same shall be charged, to be levied un such toren - pier, or occupWrs, or on his, her, ur their respective execu tors, or adinsuistratois, except as hereinafter provided. V. Where any change in the occupation of any house, cottage, in tenement, shall t Ike place atti r the emessrue. t shall be made, theta, and is elide case, the eloties hereby di meted to be charged on the occupier or occupiers of houses, cottage., or tenenonts, for our ye.ir, shall be levied upon and paid by the occupier or occupwis, 11111410 rd or landlords, owner or owners fur the time being, or on both or al! of them, at - coedit:iglu IhEir times of possession thereof, without any new asseninieut, notwithstanding such change iu the OCClleg tiOtt Mauch house, cottage, or tenement, tor the year that such house shall have been osmoses' Provided, that a tenant of any house, cottage, or tenement, *ball quit the same, on the determination of the lease or demise thereof, after an emessincnt shall be made, and shall have ;risco nu. tier thereof to the assessor fog the place, the dot:: thereat* shall be discharged by the commissioners for executing this act for the remainder of that year, in case it shalt appear to the said COIIIII.IIISIOUVIA, at the end of soch year, that souk house, cottage, or tenement, shall base continued wholly no occupied for Red durum the reminder of sueb year. VI. it herr any dwelling.lonim is or shall be kt in differ ent apartments, tenements, lodgings, or lauding., and shell be inhabited by two or more pesono or families, the same shall nevertheless be charged us if such house ass iohaltited by one persuo or family only; and the landlord or owner, landlords or owners of ouch house, apartments, or tenements, tor ur shall be deemed end takeo to be the occupier or treitu• piers of such house, awl shall be charged with the S. , hl 41' ties : Provided that where the landlord shall ant reside with in the limits of the Collector, or the Sallie shall remain un paid by such landlord for the space of toeety day, after the same is due, the duties w charged may la t ievicsi on the eeett pier or occupiers respectively, sod so payment shah be deducted sod allaiied out of the neat pommel on &etyma of rent. VII. Every home, whereof t►e keephm is air shall ►e committed or kft to the rue or charge of may perms or servant, shall be sohjers to the like Maths as if it were im Unfilled by the owner, or lip . a tenaut ; sad, if ouch person or wiring shall sot pay rah,. to the Church and Poor, the said duties std; be paid by the respective coact-bur 'events of the said house. t 111. Every distinct chamber as apartment iu any of the lons of Court, or of Chancery, or in any Co'iege or 11011, intither of the Usiversitien of Oxford or Ciuotteufge, ur afiy public hospital, being severally an the tenors or or cupatisiii of any persim ur persoas, shalt be subject t.. tba same duties as tribe Wise was aka" 41 . ! WSW, slush ditties shall be paid by the wenpiere &weer respectively : Prodded, that every such eiweaber or apartment, whieh shall k not cootu mure them Mann wheaows or hats, at ill be charged at the rate of three shillings fur every w h window or light. IX. All dwelling-rooms in goy hall of Aire • bakver, belonging to say pews or pergola, or to say bides politic ut corporate, or to any company, that aye or may be lawfolly rherged with the poyment of any other taxes or parish rites, akin be to the duties.beroby made payable, end shall be respectively charged as Dwelling-hones ; aed the person or persons, bodies politic or corporate, or company, to Mita the sine shall heloug, shall. be charged as the weepier or ureoyitre thereof. X. When a_ partitioe or division between tere or warn whitlows or li4his, fixed in one frame, is ue shall be of thei breadth or spare of twelve isdres , the window or light on each side of such poi ition or slot:sato, stall be charged es a • distinct window or I.glit. XI. Every window extending so far as to tire light into more rooms, bendiugs, or stories than one, AA be reckoned • and charged as no many separate windows as there ere roomy landing, or stories enlightened thereby. X 11. Every window we light, including the frame, parti tion*, sod derisious thereof, which by dee adweesoreemed of the - Whole space on the aperture of the wall of the bows • or brtildin4, it, the outside of anal window Of light, *WI exceed in height twelve feet, or ie breadth firer fest rise inches, out bring less than three feet six isebes is height, shall be reckoned and charged as two windows or lights, en rcpt such windows or lights as shall leave been mode se Kanter ditneusions at any • time prior to lie alp day if April, 17*.; • except also the windows or lights in see% parts of Arcllin bunaes 03 are used for slope, workshops, and wareloook s, ;anti rxcelit the whitlows we lights in (het : mo hlio room of any house liatused to sell wire, ale, or Weep • by retail, which Musa be used for the entertsismont of gierAts and the windoos or lights is ferwheires especially exempted fruits the duties in the following schodele, wo r k e d B, or in any dwelling-house not charges to to the doting mentioned is the said Oa-halide, XIII. Where any dwelling-house shall be divided late different tenetoeas, being distinct properties, ev ry such te nement 'Mall be sohject to the same shahs as If the wow wary an entire honer, which dulls* shall be paid by the web plers thereof respectively: Provided, that every such taw moot in England, Wales, or Berwick-upon-Tweed, which. shall not coutain more titan seven windows or lights, shell be charged at the rate of three shillii.gs for every such wisdom or light ; and every such townie:l in Scotland which shall out cootais more than seers whitlows of lights, shall he clisr , ed at the rote of two shillings wad six-peace for ovary sucirwindow or light. Exempla/on from the said Duties. Cane I.—Ail house beliniging to His Alsbesty, or any if the Royal Family, and every public etke, he which tM duties heretofore payable have bora paidby Ills Neiesty, .oe sot of the public revenue. Case 11.—.tny honplW, charity-schnols v home p... 34 fur the reception end relief of poor penmen, ewes eudit spat tmeate therein as are or way be occupied by the Warms or servants thereof, which shall severally be sinessid, pad be whiert to the mid duties as setae dwelheg-boosal. Case 111— TM windows iu any room of a dierMsoliebair,; liowsed aa - unileg to law es a chapel, far the era. vine worship, and used for no tided purpose Provided that every such hospital, cliarity•sehook tweet foe the reception sod relief of pour periwig or raw newest as a chapel ae aforesaid, shall he brought isle charge by the assessor or mailman, or to their default by the surveyor or specter, and shall be stated us the eget apaigemmita as such; sod on dee proof of tie feet • Wine the Gonads snorers by the .neesesses, it glad be bnirfel he the tanswies sowers for ezeraffeg the Odd get to illeeliage such bagpipe, charity-school, house for the remedies had rehear peel pelmet, sad room Itemised as • chapel, from the mid deter, sr sorb part thereof as is hereby intended to be egeliptat. ie Wee inaosier as they are *inhumed to ergebiege the nelalnlii• stmt es poor penes. by this art, but get athereige. Caw 11/.—Tbe windows or lights, to soy ship or cheese. room belooging to sad occupied with Any dwelling-bar •r. chargeable with the said dines, although the is.. shall i.e pact thereof, which shall be wed by such occupies , or sees. piers for the purpose of keeping butter or ' cheese, bets. g their em own pro. o• r, for sale.: private use • provided that Ws windows or lights to such doves or che ese-noon shall Lis mode with epilogs ire woad= ashy ime is.. Mrs, eit wises. and wholly without glass, sad that the occepters of the Joel:ire-bons:* to which such dairies and cheese-rooms be. loo;;, shall past, or cease to be painted, on the ester door thereof, or on the monde of the windows thereto.; or see of them, in large Boman ktterw, the words, " dairy or cheese room," as the case may require, sod shall keep, sad nom time to time restore curb words so paiuttil dirtinetly legilile, during all mach time as such exemptiou shall be &dosed ; add lino-lined, that such dairies oreheese-rooms shah Dot he ut ally time or limas used to dwell or to sleep M by say per. son or poisons, bet shall be wholly kept said used tar the s• viral purposes hereinbefore mentioned And provided also, that an assesemeut of all such windows or lights shall his duly made, mod the Stet be truly returned in the nurser di. meted by this Act, in other eases of elotseptios from the said deli'', so that the member of whidows, sr to he exesspesd, may be ascertained, and the exemption be elbowed by the Commissioners ise executing this Act. S b dole (B.) A Schedule of the Duties made payable en aR Isdiabited Dwelling Honors throughout Greet Britain, or ••medin to the Value thereof, awl of the Offices sad Limb to h. charged therewith. For every such lohabited house which, with Ifatee the bouseliekl sad other offices, reds and he the peep& gardens, Ihererritb occupied and charged, are or shall be wertla the rent hereimaie nieotionett by the year, there shall Le charged the yearly sums following; vit. 51. and ruder 201. rent, by the year at.il under got. rent 1. 1 the year aol. rest by theyv.,r, and upwards L. a. IL o 1 o 0 3 • 9 10 Rules fercestaing the said lastmiestimod Deities. I.—The said lost-utentiuned duties to be charged annindlp on the occupier or occupiers for the time being of *eery emit dwelling-house, being of the anneal rent of live pens& or upwards, et the respectire rates before mentioned, and to bri levied uu 111111, her, or them, or on his, her, or their reapece ire executors or administrators, and is like manner is ears 4 a change is the occupation thereof, las is bane disecilsd in respect of the duties on windows or lights, mid in additkieli Is the duties contained in Schedule (4 1 1.1 ll.—Every coach-house, ,table, brewbonse, weehbolaue, launder, woodhouse, bataiumis, dairy, sad all ether Whims, and all yards, costar, and cartilages, and gardens, lied Ow sare-r,runeds, belonging to, end occupied with, my dwelling. house, shall, in chargin: the said duties, be calmed together with sorb dwelling-house ; provided so more them see sae of such prelim and plessurs-grounds shalt in day ensa be et• valued. • 111 —All shops and warehouses whkb ars attached le thib dwellig•howe, in have wry rommanieation tbervwitb, Asa in rhargiug the said duties be valued, together with the illwelinie-hose sod the hvesheld sad o ilier ulnae" aureo l a. tliereutit• belungtog , eneept tech warehouses sod lisithlitge upon or bear attkouing to wharfs, winch are uccepird by (serums who terry ow the business of Whariagere, sod who have liN T opus the said *beefs far the residence of themselves wreak% employed opus tbe said wharf.; Atul also sNeept each warehouses ne are distinct sed separate building% and not parts or periels of such siwet hog-house', or the shops attached theriti., but ',splayed solely for the purpose of luck's% goods, yam, anti seer chamber, sr fur terryiug on wine . snaisofactisre (notwith standing the wee may adjoin to, or hate eamesesteatiou with, the dwells/lag-honk or shop ) IV —Ever) clnivrn r ur apartment in toy of the lons of Court, or of Ch turtry, or 111 1111 F College or Halt in any of , Voivesnites of Great lirna.t., being severally in the Centre or 0 repatioo of any pesos Ur persons, shall be purged then... on an ember buss', sod VU the sksporttro *ropier, thereof 11.—Evrry hall or office ohntever, befoneing to aiy per- . . . . . _ too or femme, or to au, boo,, o' lep.L. 6 11.:11.1 . k, (4.1... vat, or to eve etleopau), that or.. r n...) be Ire No, eh: 5ge......b the pay meat of auy other I:Mt,. 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