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TilE ASSESSED TAXES. ~-, Tilt following is an •Abstran of the comprised under Om extensive title, without the 'numerous urovisi,ms tor. regulating, &c. It includes nine ilistina o bjeas Taxa ion, extending to England, .Wales, and Ber wick...alm:Tweed, and is arranged and subdivided in the following manner , WINDOW TAX, Not more than six lights ( ~ .xcept in such houses. as arc worth 51. it \tt tr lent, ...1 i " . vltii.:ll are charged Z. a. d. ticeordinot as inha.t, 1 t.tr.l A•,; peranti.um • - o 6. o Nut Tote than si , . ... tt.t.t .•, .. or, lights, it 51. rent, antantt ratged to lb , : duty "LCoir4Thiply - o. 8 o Sever window 4 or hgnts ' - - - o 18 6 1... ton ditto - - - - . t to a No !ititto - - - - i 18 o '1 , :11 ti 110 - . - . 2 to o Tr.: A:1 r ,itli Coar. , e4 is s . in addition to the ahove, lilt every avitsdo'v' wll,ll tlit.t 1 lousl may contain, from ten to 39. :i1 41 it V.if,ei the mode, and includes front 4o 20'44 tor the sink: i oat g:. viz. 251. I ss. and .si.t on tor every live windows, till , ‘,. : co•EN to 59, .di addition MAL. tos. is charged, making t.tc (lily ot, ii. tt number 331. cs. ' • 1. row tto to tat, hotli. idclosive, is Isl. 9s. an, addition of 21. i 4 t. Ir tit 6) to 69, atul.qo on to 95, 99 f an addition of 21. for c.o:ii ti Ye Irt':tlt.,, ma:sing that numba liable fo pay„ 0 9 o front too to 109 - - - 5 2 9 0 1 t toed ~, c ii.s plo, c rr.t,stvely by tens, charging addi tional 41. for eadr, making tto to 119 i 6 9 a a 17 .10 179 - - - o 9 o I i,,,,c 5 , with 120 windows aro charged : - 81 o a Mid p.ll above that, as. Gil. fir every additional light. TURES FOR. CHARGING. t. These dories arc to be annual, with respeA to the number of lights in a house, or any office be longing to it. 2. Sky-lights, cellar-lights, staircase or passage.- lights, areal! to be included. 3. Whether the kitchen, • cellar, wash-house, brew. house, Scc. shall be within the dwelling,•con. tiguous to, 'or disjoined from , the same, Octillion , be equally. liable as if a part of the.house. 4.. These duties to he. chargeable yearly, from the sth of April, on the occupier or his heirs, ex. Lehr as hereafter. : 5. When any change takes place in the ketipa !ion, the duty shall be assessed on che occupier for the time being. If, on the determination. of the lease, the tenant shall quit, and give due notice to the Assesor, the Cominissioner shall nut charge for the time that it is untenanted. •6.. The duties shall be chargeable on.lodging houses to the landlord or owner, deeming him or them the occupier or occupieri. • 7. Every house in the care.of.a servant shall be deemed liable to chi, duty as if inhobitrd, notwith standing the landlord or owner may not pay pots% rates ; the.cluty 59 he. paid by. the owner or tenant. 8. In the Inns of Court or .of Chancery, in. the colleges or halls of each of the Universities, or in. public hospitals, any . distin6 set of chambers in the occupation ,of any individual: or family, shall be • chargeable on the occupier as if they were separate houses, _provided- that every chamber containing riot more than three windows shall be charged at the rate a 3s. a light. 9. 'iie dwelling-rooms in any hall or public of. fief, belonging to. any bodies politic or corporate, that may be fawftilljr charged -with other taxes or rate-, shall he made, liable, and the company or bo:ly may be deemed the occupier. JO. When a division between two or more win dows is iz inches broad, the light on each side shall lir charged as a separate window. II: Windows giving light to more than one room or landing place, shall be charged as so many.dis. tin& windows as the number of, places it gives light to. 12. All windows exceeding eleven feet high, or four. ieet six broad,. including the.wholc opening of the wall in which the window is fixed, shall be charged as t wo windows, unless built prior to April. 5,, 1785 ; excepting : also the : windows of short, workshops or warehouses, and. those belonging to places of public entertainmer4 licensed to sell wine or other liquors by retail, and, excepting farm. houses, which are exempted by the rroviatons re. spetting inhabited hauset;. LXMVTIONS. s. Houses belonging to any of the Royal Fa mily, and public offices, the duty for which has been heretofore paid Out of the public purse. z. Houses for the relief of the` pour, hospitals, nr charity schools, excepting the parts inhabited by t (Beers or setvants of the Institution, which 0411 be assesro'd as entire dwelling-houses. 'rw windows in any licensed chapel used fur no other purpose than diVine worship. But all these 1 1 04titals, chapels, poor houses, &c. shall be returned by the assessor, and proved to be such be fore the Commissioners, who are then to discharge them fri m the duties, in the same manner as they tIO poor persons claiming exernptions. 4. The windows in dairy or cheese,roonn shall also he returned tb the Commissioners • bat, on proof that they bad either the words, " Dairy. room, or Cheese.room," us the Case may be, paint ed itt large roman letters on the outer-door, Or,Out side of therwindows, and also that it had 110 panes of ghiss, but that the windows were made with splines, or wooden laths, or iron bars, the exemption. shall then be allowed. ANNUAL DUTIES ON INHABITED HOUSES. . rvery inhabited house which, together with its out-offices, gardens, &c. shall be worth the amtual rent hereaftermentionedi shall pay so much in the according to the resit as is here specified From to any sum under zn!. zo!. I.nder 461. 401, iincl upwards RULES FOR CHARGING. o ► 4 O 2 0 O A 6 Tliesb duties to be' annually charged on th e occupier or occupiers, or their heirs, &c. and regu, lated in like manner in case of a change, as is di_ rested for collettling the duty on windows, and in addition to the duties there mentioned. 2. All out offices, gardens, plea.ure grounds, &c. sI .ill be included in estimating what rent the pre:. litiSeS tvinth. _ 3. Shops or warehouses attached to dwelling. homes, or haviug communication therewith, shall he rated with the house,yxcept the wareh uses, &c: occupied by wharfi:igcra upon or near adjoining to wharfs, who have dwel!ing.hntises on. t t le said wharfs for themselves aid fonilies ; and also except such as are disrind buildings employed, only.for trade, though: they may have communication. - 4.. Chambers in kons of Coort,_or in'Colleges' Halls of either, University, shall be charged as se. pirate houses to their respettive occupiers. 5., Halls or other offices belottging to public ho. •dies or companies that may be lawtully charged with other duties, or rates shall be deemed inhabited ho and the body or company shall be charged as the occupier.. 6. The,latadlo'rd Or owner of a lodging house :shall be charged as occupier of the whole, house. 7. No<dwelling; &c. shall he rated at less annual value. thait thelsst poors.rate charges it at. 8. If the p:.)ors . -rate shall hove been made through. out by a pund.rate upon the full annual value of all the dwelling's in the parish, &c. then the assess. anent shall be regulated by that rate ; and the asses. ts , rs shall observe the same proportion with respen todifFerent dwellings, as was •observed in making the poors.rate. 9. If the poors.rate shall have been matle.on any - proportionate part of such value, : the assessors shall ,o.sess the same as they would have done by this Al, if the same had been estimated at the full value fur the poors. rate. to. If the poors.rate shall not have been either according; to ; the full value, -or any proportionate part thereof, but that the houses shall have been rated in proportion to each other, the assessor. shall use every means which his oWn judgment may di. reel, or this Alt authorize, to find out, the aClual rent at which each has been lett for thelast three years, or so long as he can be able to ascertain; and, having ascertained the rent of sortie of the houses, and observed the proportion that the poors.rate of one bears to that of another, he shall assess the re , minder in like manner, keeping the•same propor. tion between the poors.rate and the assessment throughout the whole of that parish or district. But this rule shall o, ly extend to such premises as are chargeable under fits-Aet, and shall he rated its the poors.rate diitinCtly horn other property not charge. Able by this ACt. 1. If the , premises shall not be rated in the poors.rates, or shall be rated- with other property not liable to duty, or if there shill be no ',Jur—rate in the parish, or distriet, or in :any other cases to which the former rules do not apply, the assessor shall obtain the best information he can as to the annual value, Which in all' cases shall be the aClual rent at which they are lett, or', if not lett, the rent at tyltichthe premises arewortli to he lett. 1 2..1f the premises shall have been overrated, in consequence (it the assessor pursuing the proportions observed in the poors.rate, it shall he lawful for the Commissioners to abate as much as in their judgMent will reduce it to a just rate, but in no case to a less annual value than the premises stand charged at in the poors.rate. t 3. In case the assessors, by pursuing the same plan of proportion as aforesaia,.shall have under. rated, the Commissioners are also to have power to increase the assessment. IXEMPT lONS. All house 4 belonging to any-of the Royal Fa, raily'and every public..oilice which formerly paid the duties out of the public revenue. ' t. Every dweiling-houst, being a farm.house, occupied by a tenant, and used fur the purposesi hthbandry. • . 3. Every dwelling-house of th e same &scrip-. tioo, which, together with the household anti other offices, shall be valued at ten 'minds a year or less. . , 4. All hospitals, charity-scho o l s , or ho u se s pro vided for the tetcption of the poor. 5. Where a servant 'resides in a housa only Impale purpose of taking wire of ir, the •assessment shall be duly mule, and the, Commissioners, one the flia be. ing•proved, have power'to make the exemption as try other cases. . . „ . ANNUAL. DUTIES for MALL SEAVANTS. For one Servant 21. is to be paid ; for two ditto 21. I 3S. for each, and increase ros. on the charge for each Inuit it comes to 5, and those keeping 5 Male Servants are to pay ,11. for each. For 6 - - /:•.1 .11 7 - - 4 0 t 8 9 . . 4 (1 rr each. - ~- • 5 0 14) : h. • 5 10 it and upwards 6 6) Every Male Person never having been married, over and above the before-mentioned Duties, it. los. for each. RULE FOR CHARGING, 1. The above duties to be payable by the Master, or Mistre3s, and to extend to the followib g , d es . cription of Servants :---Maitre d'Hotel, House Steward, Master of the Horse, Groom of the Cham. her, Valet.de.Chambre, Butler, Under Butler, Cleik of the Kitchen, Confedioner, Cook, House. Porter, Footman, Waiter, Running Footman, Coachman, Groom, Postillion, Stahle-boy, or Helper in the master or mistress's stables, Gardener, Park:keeper, 'Garne-keeper, Huntsman, Witipper.irt, or by what ever name servants affing in any of these capacities be called, or whether they aCt in m ire than one of the above capacities, or in any other ness jointly with any of the above situations; a nd every servant let to hire with any carriage or :horses for a year Or more. 2. The said Duties are to extend to all servants of the above , mentioned capacities in Taverns, inns, Coffee-houses, or any other place licenseti to sell liquors by retail, except hustlers or helpers in the stables, and thedrivers of carriages let to hire in ..uch a manner as that the. Duty shall haie been paid, and except occasional waiters above the num. ber usually. kept. 3. These duties also extend to all gardeners who -have' contrafted (or the kecping.of gardens, and to bode as are hired to W ot k in a garden where their labour is constantly 'necessary, or where he shall ;have been constantly employed, to, be paid by th e person employing him, except as hereinafter men limed. 4. The befUrementioncd duties are to be charged for all apprentices employed in any of the above capacities, except th ose put out to apprenticeshi ps by magistrates o r parish 'officers, provided their nuns_ Lorinori: printed hy UCI 1A NAN • M'M LI. A NI, , ( callow-Street; Covent;Carden) ; afld tit the Stur.Orri di; No. 2, Strata ; where dairvertilArntnts, • .(ter does not exceed and 7itat they d o not wear livery, or be employed as 14.ery sera ns. S. The duties on gainelk . P.epr.rs ,. .i.ofitt extxnil to, all who are r Tploy to kime :for Anothes-,. pppointed to kill game, or nor, whether lawfully except game:keepers qualiff,;(l in their bwo..right by right of their ,iip.stOr, for Who.n they have been, regularly returned as the servant. 6. When the ma,s . ter mistress is charglable . with duty.for carriage (other than a taxe,l car .„ or for two or: more horses kept for riding, or for drawing carriages, he ,she shall pay f.ir a midi., man - , postillion, groom, or hrlper in the stables,. notwithstanding 11Shall have been 'retained for' he purposes of husbandry-, manufatiure cr trade„ 7. A groom, stable,..b4, or helper in the in tst , ...r or tnistresi's'stables, taking' care of horse or horses kept for the purpose of racing,, "0 training .for . that use, shall he-chargeable to:spell-mistress sir• .the amount-of the duties already naThtiotied. Fur a gardener working under another who is chargeable, or one workimtg in, a : garden where his labour is ,not- constantly. necessary, .the .employer shall pay Ss. EXEMPTIONS FROM THE ABOVE. . Persons employed by the day orweek as day. labourers in agriculture, in any girrden belonging to a farrn.huuse which is exempt from the duty 'on inhahited hates, or belonging to:a dwelli r ig.house not chargeable widi the said duty,ii - such . g dues.not require the constant lahourof one person. ANOTHER CLASS .OF, For every male traveller or rider employed by a ,C. d. merchant or /racier . • - • - - for every-male'clerk, book-keeper, or office ' keeper, except.apprentices, with whom no fee, or :less than zol. IlaS paid r • • - I L For every . tnale shopman or warehouseman (ex cept apprentices . as*resaid), win:trier in a wholesale ur r,,t.ul shop or warehouse -• 2 I I 0 Fur every male savant kept by a stable-keeper to take taw of race horse, whereby -- the stable-keeper • • . . _ may gain a livelihood or profit - • 7 - t x 0 For every male servant bowl fide retained for the purposes of husbandry', Inantitaelur6, or - trade; Cpr profit, and at tittles engaged in any domestic employ. men', but_not charged duty as such --: -, • 05.- o • For every . male retained for the above purposesi and•at any time employed as groom, stable-boy, or helper, where the tuasteror mistrel,i iik.al be charge- . . able to one hOrie• and no more, for riding, or tbr drawing a taxed cart, but not 'any•othervittriage os o Vol . every coachman, po:Jtillion, groom, or heler, kept to be lett out to -hire ibr leis than a year, 'and in such a manner that the duty payable on horses! lett to hire shall ii.)t be paid by the innkeeper, post, master, .&re, evs7ry time of letting titem out, or by the coachataker, or other person , - 2 0 0 This duty to be paid by the pcts,m letting them out ; but if the PersOn hiring such servant does:not give notice as required. by this At, the progres:. sive duty, before mentioned shall be charged on him; and, if a 14glier assessment be made, it can be redi fied by the Commissioners. GRNURAL EXEMPTIONS. 1. Male servants 'employed in an tratie, fatture, ur calling, or in husbandry to earn a hood or profit, an . vil who are not employed in any capacity already chargeable. 2 Butlers, minciples, cooks, gardeners, or por. tors, employed by, any of the Royal Family, in either University, .or in the Colleges of Westminstei, Ettin, or Winchester. 3: Christ's Hospital, St. Bartholomew's,- Guy's St. Thonias's, Bridewell, l3ethlem, and the Found., ling, are not chargeable. • 4. In the Navy, all Officers below the rank of Wi,ter and COmmander in affital employ ; and'in the Army all Officers . below those hOlding the rank ' ', or limiying the pay of afield officer,' shall he ex•-• rinyted r from paying duty 14 a servant, M, IA) , Maar a soldier or a sailor the regiment or :,hip to which the mititer,belongs. E.• Officers on half-pay from the Navy, Army, ;or Marines, keeping only one - servant, are also ex. empted. [To be coktinued.] L4l f R EP() RT. LINCOLN's INN! lIALL, AUG. 2G. THE MATTER,OF CONEE, A WARD IN CHANCERY. .'Vu is was an ApPlication on the part Of the re, lativeS of a Gentleniiin, named C , nlie,to set a,ide his marriage with - ft4s PT:lizaheth Franklin, he being a Minor'and:a. Ward in. Chancery at the time of such Marriage: It appeared that this Gentleman was only seventeen years of age ! thlit he possessed a large property in the county of Norfolk, had be come enamoured of the above Lady, the daughter.' or an innkeeper at Downham,. the . neighbourhood of his residence, - and, finally,- had expressed his deter- Mination.of marrying her.: Ii wasin•vain his rein, 640' endeaVoured . to dissuade him frotn-liis purpose ; he was stithleniy missed, an elopement took.place, the parties came to London, a licence vas obtained, and a clandestine marriage wit's' the consequence.• llisLordship, when first informed Of the kransadiOri,. ordered the attendance of the girl's father,'her ter, and a Gentle Man named ,Palmer, flicrld cf Mr. Conic, who all made affidavit as . .to theii ledge and concern , in the transitaion. , tather persisting in his having forbid the marriage, the sister that .she knew nothing of the matter, and the friend, that he had used: his' best influence dis_ suading Coale frOrmthe.match. TheCtrAticELLott, after reading the Affi,davits, and hearing Couniel in support .of them, annulled the marriage, ordering:a cessation of. all further 'inter., course or connexion between, the Parties at the same time intimating, that if hii orders, were not stridly , complied with, he should take' such steps as would prevent the possibility of a meeting. Hii Lordship finished all .the Bankrupt and Claw e Ph ICE 0 Ytsd'E stOori; DAY. <r flAuic Steck 142,' , 11 . - India stock, N. 1 1 0 .5 per l rat. "Stl 1:' s'il Inilia Boa 1.; s. s. , ; rgr Cent. t79 , ,19ii . , - I..x,,ks.is s. S. dis, ' lit:ls per - Ceht. OmniAin 7.1 rr!s. ....t... t' ler t. ein. c.,..C-4:11 ',,. r linper 3 parr Cca , r, .1 , 7 . ;):i C. k, 541; - ? >in° ‘tins. 9 i 1;16 i . I.4rer C. Co;,. ¶4 3.i Bankrfor . It , 4 L. A. .161, . Cons, for Aug. 5 t 3i; .. , ... . NAVIGABLE CA LNA PROPER'IY, ANN) MlNtr. SHARV.S . ... MONTHLY SALE,., •, By Mr. SCO On, Friday the td ofSepte'rnber, at Ti.v eve o'Clock; Gays London, ci ['ARES the knowing I•Lii , i ,, iltions Car ,p;:r Mines, b , • The GRAND itiNrnON CANAL, Original Shares , II dt ;:ntl New Sirbscription ditto. • ['he SH R PSH R CAN L, an improving Naviotion ' 11.;.List D:videntl tv.is 31. expelled to inecase. Also the-ASIII.IY.W.;-I.A.ZoUCH, ELLLS.:. MERE, and AIONTGONIERY CANALS. •1' he WII EA L HOP F, MINE, situate s near TaviStock , :ir i, Devonshire, and contignotts to IVliet,l Friendship; Four. Snares in this Con-..ern, expeded to prove valuitbie. ' Printed parikulais at the Hen and Chickens, hirminghion Witite Horse, Uxbridge; fiatchett's Hwel, 1 kcaditly ; at Gotriiivav's ; and of Mr. ,Scotts -Ludgate-hilli - ,Avim is c " 1 " inissioneato dispose of Shales in v.trious Navigations, EAatcsj, tee. by Private Contraa. , . ~ GOYERNNIENT SECURITY AGAINST COLli"''' I'ERFEITS. None are Genuine, vvit.iout having " SAN 1,. SOLO:09 1 tr,10. 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Li:c, and to re-tut:mare the C,onstitat v 11 . 1 : tt d. !tel ARRIEI)WOM E N, w ho have 1 ( », been disap itc" . • r , t hat st in their expeztations of a Faintly, may ne assured. 1,111 „ .most instances, such deteds are curable by ryl'oc', ll .. 4 ,king,, The se‘tresY which is so essential to rnv un( l, -,„' . •, ar riJ antEthequalitica mins which I have presumed' to start..? ~,, , 1 he , i,asls of my Jsretctissons anti in c.oulciderf ce Y v ' t ' u 'itoi.l'• personally, or by Letters 0 cons •, this sqtiinatSon ss given, that, NU . . Ilree 11 13 ` 1 7 ... . , ;it his house No. 29, Arundel' street,. .;trattd, .n ear Waiet-street, rv...! Ti i ,t, is an additional Entrance its ' . adjoining, and theNahie•ii on both the doors: of _.l.oconr•- ' .lar t th ! , rte. Member of ihe IttrYal C011ey.........40.-, ~ Cincia,lng a sttiall ly e k t f l i t ' lle sat., DIED. Lately, at Brompton, after along and painful illness, deep_ . ly lainenred, Miss Sophi a ageu 3a, . 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