The Sun. — London, England, 1803-06-15 00:00:00

:l .9~"~. • THE following are the 'Resolutioh .i7riteci lay the Committee of Ways and Means, and reported to the 110113 C : • • it r. Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Cdrrintittee, that towards raising the Supply granted to His Majesty, the: sum of t2, 00 6, 0 0 0 t. be raised by Annuities, whereof the charges of ro, 2 7,,0e050001. are to be defrayed on the part of Great , Britain, and ,00,ociel. on the part of Ireland: LOAN. That every Contributor' to the said Sumof 12,606,0001. -Shall,: for every t oo l. contributed and paid, be entitled to,the ;'Principal sum of 81. in Annuities, after the rate of A per cent. _-: to commence from the sth day of July; 1803, and to be added to and made one joint Stock with the 3 per certt. Annuities, consolidated by the Atis 23th,,28th, zgih, 3ati, and 330 years of the reign of His late Majesty, and by Several sebse suent Ads, payable in like manner as the said 3 per cent. Consolidated Annuities. - That every such Contributor shall alto hive Sol. in thee . -per cent. Reduced Annuities, to commence from the sth April 1803. That every such Contributor shall also be entitled to an Annuity of 6s. sd. per cent. out of the Annuities consolidated by the Adts of the 4th, 20th, • and 224 years of the reign of his present Majesty. That the several Annuities after the rate of 31. per cent. - 51• per cent. and 6s. cd. per cent. so to be payable us afore said, shall be charged, and chargeable upon and payable out of the.Consolideted Fund of Great Britain, or any other dirties and revenues which shall be appropriated for that pur [. Pose by any Ad or Ads of this present Session lit .Parliament, That every Contributor shall, on or.before the teth day of this instant tune, make a deposit of roper cent. on such sum as he or she shall choose to subscribe toivards raising the said ;'"'n of 1 2;0otecool. with' the chief cashier or cashiers of the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, as a security !br the making the rottire payments °lvor before the dayg 6r . hrnes hereinafter mentioned, that is to say— . 4•10 per Cent. on or before the rich day of lune next /9 do - - zed July W 1 5 do - - re Aug. /5 do ... . . . ,16 Sept. 1 1 : 20 (16 .. •. - - .-t Oa. /5 do 4 • - - . 18 Nov. /5 do - - e 23 Dec. That every Contributor paying his or her contribution' on t / before the ±7th of. Nov. tBo3, shall be allowed a discount ° CP , per cent. per annum, to br computed from the day of cottpleting the s ame to the :3d December iBo3. . That all the monies, so to be received by the Cashier or tashiers of the Bank of Enelend, shall be paid into the Re. "4)/ of the Exthequer, to be applied to such SerVices as Shall be voted by this House in this Session of Parliament. PROPERTY. . , That towards the Supply, &c, there shall be levied the lowing Rates and Duties t For and in resi4eet of the Property in any Lands, Te. nements, Hcreditaments or heritages, throughout Crest Britain, for every .20s. of the annual value , thereof - , o t o lor and in respea of the occupation of any Lands; Te. elements Cr 14oreilitatneurs (other than a Dwelling. house occupied_ by a tenant distinct from .i farm of butt) in England, Wales, and Berwiek.upon. Tweedi for every aos. of the annual value thereof, the additional sum of .. - .• _ o o 9 Yoe and in reaped of the occupation of any Lands, ' Tenements or neritages in Scotland; other than a Dwelling-house (occupied by a tenant distinct from a farm of lands) for every 2oS, of the, annual value thereof, the additional sum of - - .ae 6 - Per and In resped of the Pfoperty in any Dwelling e , ' house, for every 2os. of the annual value thereof, • - - the sum of - - .0 1 o 'or and in respect l of any, property in any Furniture, Cattle, Goods or Chattels, let to be used with any dwelling-house, .landse tenements, hereditamerits or heritages through Great Britain, for every .20s. of the annual rent thereof, the sum of - o a i Upon every• Public Office or Employment of Profit,, 115 r every 20e. of the annual value of the Profits and wins thereof, and upon every Annuity, Pension, or •: 'Stipend payable by His Majesty, or out of the Public Revenue of Great Britain, for every aos. of .. a the Annual Amount thereof, the sunt'af - . o t' 0 Upon all Interest of Money, Annuities, Dividends, and Shares of .Annuities pavebie to any Pereem or l'eti.e/lse Bodi:s Polite: or ilorporate, Companies Or'M/Mties, whether Cerporate Or not - Corporate , re ceps Persons not Subjeds of His Majesty, and slot being resident in Great Britain, in respect of any 11 ) utille Anntiity or I)Nidend), for every'zos . . of the " urinal 1 1 amount thireof, the sum of . .0 it O V mil all the Annual Profit's arisini or accruing toany • , perst m or persun:. residing in Great Britain, front airy kind of Property whatever, whether situate in G teat Britain or elsewhere, or fforn any Annuitic4 • Allowances or Stipends, or front any Profession, Trade. or Vocation, whether the same respeCtively Shall be' tarrivi on in Great Britain or elsewhere, ~for every 20s. of such prollts or gains, the sum of o a 0 Pan tite annual profits or gtiris arising or accruing to any of His Majesty's Siabjeas, although nofresident in. Great Britem,' from any 'kind of property what. ' -- ever in Great Britain, or from ant' protbssion, trade. • . Cr voieitioneetercised in Gre:at Britain (exCept such property as shall be charged With any *duty; or be subject to any contribution) tbr every 2oS. of such p otits or gains, , the .rearly sum' of - - . ' o t• o And upon the • :tunnel Profits or Gains arising or AcctUing to' arty person or' persons whatevet, al. • • though not Subjecis of His Majesty. ,or resident in' Great Britain; from any Property whatever in Great Britain, or any Trade, Profession, or Vocation exec. ' used in Great Britain (except such Property which shall be charged With any Duty, or be subject to' • - thY eNttribution), for every aos. of such profits or . .. gains, the yearly aunt of -, - - . . e i 0 CUSTOMS. several additional That toward' raising the SupPO', the yatties of Customs hereinafter mentioned, shall be charged °O the Goods, Wares, and Mercliandixes' hereinafter enume. rated and described, iinported or brought into Great Britain, not being imported by the United Company of Alerchanti of England trading to the East Indies, viz. • Copper, viz. Copper Bricks, Rose Copper, and all Cast Copper, the cwt. - —, . 0 4 6 Cotto n W ool of the growth or prodktion of Turkey, of ally part of the'Uniteci States of Airterica, or of 41 1 y of the British Colonies or Plantations; the moths. e; 8.., t of the growth or produdion of any other t'-')untry - or Place the roolbs. - o tz 6 gar---For every real, of the produce and aniount of • tit(; I)uries awl ellStatilS due and payable by Law thereon „ lo o o 41 1 other Goods, Wares, and MereliandiZe . (except ea and Wine) for every tool. of the Produce and atnotint ot'the Duties' of Customs due 4trid pay able by law thereon - ' _ 13 to al • ['hat there shall he paid and allowed on the exportation orany.Sugar from Great Britain an additional drawback. Of 2 , 31. "for. every tool. of the, produce-and amount of the draw back °t.th e thitiei of Customs- now paid and allowed on the exportation th e r e of ft= Great Britain. • That rI-,,re be paid and allowed on the exportation froM 41 •4:at licitaiu of any Relined Sugar produced front Sugar of the 13ritisli la ntatiOns, or lion) Str, , ,ar imported by the United c onipany of Merchants of England trading to the E:ln Indies, a n additional bounty of cot. for every rool.. of the produce and amount of the bounties On such Refined sugar nowlpaid a nd tilowed on the exportation thereof from Great Br' e3. "" th *lrat towards . raising the Supply granted to His MoJesty, several additional Dinie3 at Cuarurn hereinafter nu:Atkin . d shall be charged on t h e G oo d s , Wares, and Nierchandize. hereinafter enumerated or (lest:4olyd, imported, into Great surit. iiii by tire United Coinpany of Merchants of England ,t_rarii ng to the East Indies, viz. t fotton Wool the i oo lb. - 0 4 uiar► l'o? every 'tool. of the produce and amount of t ne Duties and Customs dueranti payable by law • - 20 0 0 All other Goods , Wares, and Merchandize (except i s n and Wine), for evert. tool. of the produce and 1 0 ,r 1 out of the Duties of "Custoins due and payable oY Law thereon ti ro o _ tl,' ha t towards raising the Supply granted to His . Majesty , several new and, additional Dunes of Customs herein ttorro,,aiil m ent i one d Shall b e charged on the exportat ion, front eat l3rirtin ot the t;oods, Wares, and Merchaudize herein after enumerated and described, viz. Goods; Wares and Nlerchandize, not being of the., rwth, produce. or manufafture of Great Britainr 7 3f . 4 tlorY .p 001... of the produce and amount of tho apes of Customs due stud payable by law On the Export al inn thereat "LZ 10 . * ,duce, or manufacture of Great Britaiii (except Cot, . tom, Tarn, or other Cotton MannfattureS, relined Sugar and Motasies); exported to any part of -Bit rope, or to any'port orplitee .within the Streiglus ' of Gibraltar, for every Idol. of the true and .real .value thereof - o Goods, .Wares, and Nlerchandize,, , of the 'growth, pto tinee or manutaaure of .Great Britain (except Cot ton Yarn, and other Cotton Manufadtires, refined Sugar and Molasses), exported to any - port or place whatever, not being in Europe, or within the Streights of Gibraltar, or within rite limits of tics Charters ranted to the United Company of Mer chants ot England trading so the East-Indies, for every toot. of the true and real-value thereof 3 o o Goods, Wares and Merehandize,:tif the growth, pro duce or manufacture of Great Britain,. (eNcept Cotton Yarn, and other Cotton Nlanutadures, re- • fined Sugar and Molasses), exported to any port or - place whatever, being within the hunts of the ' Charters granted to the ,United Comparlv of Mer chants of England trading to the East Indies, fur every tool. ot the true anti real value thereof 4 o o That towards raising the Supply granted to His Majesty, the several Additional Duties, at Customs hereinafter men tioned shall be charged on the Goods, Wares, and Merchan di zes herein after enumeratettor described, brought or carried 'Coastwise or from Port to. Port within Great Itritaio,,via• . Goods, Wares, and Merchandize brought or carried Coastwise, or from Port to Port within Great Bri tain, for every tool. of the produce and amount of: the Duties .of Customs, due and payable by law thereon . - - - U. to 0 For Several Additional_Duties of Customsherein attermen tioned shall be charged on the Tonnige of Ships and Vessels entering inwards orOutwerdS (except in ballast), in any Port of Great Britain from or to Foreign Ports, viz. TO NAG E. Forevery Ton burthen of every Ship orVessel entering' inwards or out wards t except in ballast), froni or to t Ite'l stands of Guernsey, jersey, Alderney, or Man, the Greenland Seas, or the Southe.rnWhale Fishery o 0 6 For every Ton but - then of every Ship or Vessel enter . ing inwards or outwards (except intallast) from or to any Port or Place within the Straits of Gibraltar o t o For every 'Ton. See. tram or.to any Port or Place in Russia, or within the Baltic Sea - - o i o For every Ton, &c. from or to any other Fort or Place in L urope - . - o i 0 Forever Ton, 6r-e: from ,or to any Port or Place with in the limits of the Charters granted' to the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East I nines - o 3 6 For every Ton,&c, from or to the Cape of Good Hope° For every Ton, &c. from or to any Port or Piece in , Africa, not otherwise enumerated or described o r For Ton; ace. from or to the Island of New- • &Lindland, the Islands ot Cape lireton or St. joint, on the Coast 'of Labrador - , o o 6 For every 'tan, &c. from or to any Port or Place in the United States of America, not otherwise enu merated or described .. 1 •• o o EXCISE.. . That the several Duties and Drawbacks of Excise herein after-mentioned shall . be charged and allowed on the Goods Wares AN Nlerchandize herein after enumerated orilescribed. viz. MALT. For every 13ushel of Malt made of Barley, or any othlr Corn or Grain, in Great Britain - 0. 0 For every Bushel or Malt, whether ground or un-. " ground, rninio of I.larl.!y or of any other-Corn or , Grain, belonging to any Maltster or Maket'of Malt, Seller or Retailer of Malt, Brewer, Distiller, Inn keeper, Victualler, or Vinegar Maker in Great Bri- • rain o 2. O WINE. • For every Ton of French Wine imported into Great • ; Britain, and fur, which all the,,Duttes thereon shall not be paid on or before tne lath day Of June, 1803, . shall be remaining in any warehouse under the lucks of thl -Officers of the Oustoins or lixeise, on the rath day of June, 'tBo3 _ .. so 0 0 For every Ton Of all - ether Wine (not being : Frencit' Wines)linpulted into Great Britain, and for which all the duties, thereon shall nut be paid on or bLi)rc the lath day of n4:0803, or whicit shall be te. mainingin any •warehtio.e under the, locks of the O!ricers of the Customs or Excuse, on the 12th day - of June, tBu3, 20 0 0 For ever ) i•Ttin of Fremelt Wine which shall have been found on the first actual survey by the proper Olfi. cer of Excise, after the tath day or June, 1803, in the stock Or possession of any Dealer or of Foreign Winc • 30 ca For •1' .o of all other Wine (not being French Wine.;) winch shall have been found On the aetuat survey by tile : proper: °nicer of Excoe atter the . 1 Act; juae, t 80.; au UV: stuck or poas'.:ssiun• of any DJater or Deal l ersin, or Seller or Sellers ot, Foretgit Wine • . 20 0 o For every Barrel of Liquor made for sale by infusion, fermentatioo, or otherwise, from fruit or *ug.tr, mixed with any, other ingralre,ntsor materials' what- ' soeVer, commonly trailed Sweets, or made Wines s • For every Barrel of such Sweets or Made Wines of Irish Ntanutirelure i .edict shall be intported i di- • - redly from I rel.rod into Gre it Arritatil- • - o Fur every Galion of Wort or Warn brewed or made for extracting Spirits hi England for Horne Con.. • sumotion from any Malt, Corn, Oram, or Tilts, or any mixture with ;he sate_:: • - o • for tevery Gallon ot, Cyder or Perry, or any other Wash or Liquor, brewed or made as aforesaid, from any sort or kind of Britisn materials, except such as are befON.ineurioned, or any inixtuie therewith for extraaing,Spirits for Home Consumption :- • For every Gallon of Wort or Wash brewed or made as aforesaid front. Nlolasaezi ig Sugar, or any mixture therewith for extracting Spirits !Or liotne Con. stimption o • r 8 For every Gallon of Wash breWed or made as aforesaid from Foreign refutied: Wined, or Foreign Cyder or Wash, prepared from any othir Foreign Materials, excePt Molas;es. and Sugar ? : or any mixture there wiui for extracting Spirits for Home Consumption o FOr every 12.0 Gallons of Wash which Sir William Bishop and Argles Bishop, and the Survivors and Snrvivor tif them, possessed of the Distillery amid remises , in which George Bishop, deceased,: Cat. tied on the inanufaCture of Maidstone GerlM, I.klatilstone, in the County of Kent', on or before trio sth !WY, 180.4 from 'a weight of Nlalt or other Corn; awl udiag the Bean thereof, and not exceeding . t ;albs. A verdupois - ois o For every Gallon ot Wastt ia the possesSion of the said Sir William Bishop and Argles Bishop, or the Stir vivor, an any time when 3o Gallons of any Wash, so in their possession, taken and distilled by the ()nicer of F•Xerse, according to the directions of an Act of the 39th of His preseor Majesty, shall be found to pi - odor:0 more-than two Gallons, and une eighth of a Gallon of 4pirits of strength alone in six tinder hydrometer prOof - - oo 6 Fur every Gatlin), wine measure, of the cubical con tent of each aria every Still, including the head and every art thereof of any Horn, Pipe, rube, or' other Apparatus whatever, as high as the steam can ascend, and till the top of the head shall tarn downwards, and form an angle of es.degrees, whit h snail be used for any of the purposes hereafter itren rioned, that is to say, For the -making or distilling of low Wines or Spirits tbr Consumption in Scotland, from Corn, Grsll, Malt, Tilt. Cyder or Perry, or any Liquor made front British materials, or arty mixture therewith, , in any place in Scotland, except the Highland District, particularly specified in the Ads in that case made, the annual surn of - 54 a 0 'For the !Baking or Distilling of Low Wines, or Spirits, for cunt untptian in Scotland, from •Mo lasses, or Supir i or any irrixture therewith, in Scotland,any pert of the annual sinnof 335 - o o For the Making or DiStirling Low Wines, &e. for - consumption in Scotland, from - Foreign refused Wines, or Foreign Cyder, or Wash prepared. trout Foreign Materials; except Molasses. or Sugar, .or any Mixture therewith in any part cif Scotland, the annual smu.of 380 • • And for reetifying, compounding or mixing hi, any • place in Scotland, of any kiiicts of St4rits:, or Strom; \Voters tar consumption there, the annual sum of 54 a a For every Gallon, English Wine Measure, or Spirit*ot the strength of to to over hydrometer proo., - in. proportion for any higher or lower .degree of strength which shall be niadoOr distilled Many part in Scotland, for'consumptionin Seotland,flOr °Weed. - ing the iltu 3 ber of Gallant , of , Spirits litnitr4atu# . -. restricted accord ing . ro' the; amnia'. Nita hereinafter . mentioned by ar_srunt , each Sal, r. b paid . *or ,li....iwzgue‘aisa N l 1..." "4, ' , 5.M...., as, Still and the heYeinafter thentiened by or from eactt taitle Paid oVer and above the atoreSaid 1 3 irty, oit the Content of the Still'e and. the hereinafter Mentioned Duty on the Worts, 'or Wean frOni which s' glad' Spirits May be, oemay have been Made Or tilled, the Surd of - - o 3 . Fe , reittryCalloniEngiisit Wirte.Measureiof all w orts. or Wash 7breyed or made in any part or piece in 1 Scotland, other than and except iu the Highland District aforesaid,. for ex traamg Spirits for Coo sinuption in Scotland, front any Malt, Corn, Grain, Tilts, Cyder, or Perry, iir. Other Wiarte;. Wash, or Liquor made or brewed from any sort of British Materials, or any Mixture therewith , - 0 0 1 .1 Fur every Gallon, English wine ; measure, of all Worts or 'Wash brewed or made in any Part or Place in Stotland, for eittraeting SpititS tondos. sumption in Scotland, from Molasses or Sugar, or ' Mixture therewith, or from Foreign refused aV 'lies, or Foreign Cyder, or Wash prepared from Foreign Materials, or any Mixture therewith 4 o 0 . For every Gallon, English wine measure, ofthe cubi cal content or capacity of each and every Still, in cluding the head and every part thereof, and of any Horn, Pipe, 'f uhe, or other Apparatus therewith conn.eeted,,.under whatever oarne or denetninatien the same may be called or known, as high as the steam can ascend, and until the top ut the head shall turn downwards and form an angle of es degrees., which shall be used or employed in distilling and drawing oil Spirits in the Highland Distriel afore said, for eensumption in the said Highland District only from the Barley', Beer, or Bigg of the growth of the several and respeCtive Counties, parts . of Counties and places, within the, said 'Highland Districts, the clibica, content or capacityof a such Still not being less titan thirty nor more than forty gallons, the annual sum of - 3 6 0 For every Callon, English wine measu re , exceeding forty , ganons , of the cobical „Content or Capacity of each and emery such Still which shall be so used and employed by, or-shall he in the possession of such Licensed Person within tne Highland I)istrid were.; said, the Surplus net being more than three'gallons over and abovo the said forty gallons, the annual SUM of - For and upon all Spirits of the strength of one to ten 4 tp o over hydrometer proof, which 411411 be :!'ssrilled in Scotland for consumpticin in Seotlann, exceeding the • several and respeetive quantities herein after-men . tioned, over and above all inner duties whatsoever. the several sums herein after-mentioned {that is to sV) - • - • For every Gallon of such Surplus Spirits distilled from Malt, Corn, or any British Al'Aterials, • ing the annual rate of 2025 gallons of the strength aforesaid, for each Gallon at' the content of the Still, when the befere.inentiotted'Artotial Duty of . Set. alts!! be paid for every Galireent , such content to the Lowlands at Scotlatisi, qr eirceeaine the ao. nual rate of fifty-two gallons of the strength aline said,, for each gallon of the content of the Still, when the before-mentioned amnia' Duty of 31. ss. shall be paid, for every . gallon of &itch: content in the Highland diatriet aforesaid, the sum of - o For every Gallon of.•SucloaSurplits Spirits distilled foam Molasses of Sugar, exceedin;.the annual rare of .}oeo gallons, of the strene,ili afoceaaid, for each Galltm of the Contentofrhe Still, when the hetet:- inentionetl - Atuatel Duty of 3;;l. shall be paid, for every Gellon of such Content, in any Part ur PLee • or Seutlaml, the' Sum of o 2 And for every Gallon'of such Surplus Spirit, distilled . from other Foreign Materials.than Mulasses or Su gar, exceeding the annual rate at tries I.dloits, of the strength aforesaid, for each gallon of the con tent of the still, ivlien the before-mentiqiied antt.t.tl duty of 38al. shall be paid, for every gallon or' ,:it • content, in any part or, place in Scotland, the s:.1111 Of • o 2 loi or every Gallon of Spirits deficient of the quantity • ' of spi;itscompeted at the 'strength of one to ten ovlo - hydroineter proof, which shall be Prcalt:s t ) the proper Officer Officers of Excise hy any t tiller to Scotland, and be aectlially eltargett with ioe beforcloentioned duty of three a rouce for every ;hall be formal to fallshort o f th e quantity wroch ought to have been produced according to theaboove, • owntiooco,aieleal rates,,t he sum of 0 0 3 For evetV deficiency of Spirits, in every', Case where the Spirits entreeled by any distiller in .Seetland. and produced to the proper - ()lliter Of Excise, and actually charged wart the duty of tliree.phis:e for every gallon, shall Cal short of the respeeli p ro . portions therein atiermentioned(that is to If the Spirits in which the deficiency shall be disco. vexed shall have been m.ule or:hstilled train Mart, Corn, or British sup :teals, or any mixturn there withi-and it' in the Lowlands of Scot. land, shill not produce to the proper officer, at feast. .eleveit gallcins English wine measure, it' Spirits of the' strength of one to ten over hydrometic proof' for every one hundred gallons apt -Wash, prepered from the said materials and finnul in the ettatody of such a distiller,, of it any distiller in the Highland distriet of Scotland, shall not-produce to the Officer . at least six gallons of spirits of the strength atere said, for every 400 gallons of Wash', prepared from 'Battey, Beer, or: Biy,g, of the growth of the said Highlands, or any mixture therewith, and found in the custody of such distiller, for every gallon deb dent. the sum Of - • o o 9 If the - , pirits in which tile flefielency'shall be disco. vered shall have been made or distilled front Mo lasses or Sugar, or any mixture therewith, and any distiller in any part or place in Fcothind, shall not produce to the proper Ofßeer at It.'at twenty-tvvo gallolis of spirits of the atreogth atoresaid, for every too gallons of Wash prep iresi trout the said maze- rials at found in the ewitosly of sueli distiller, ' every gallon deficient 0 ro,! ; Or if the Spirits in which the deficiency eh 111 be dis covered shall hivie been ilistalled ronn aoy (oiler Foreieu materials, or any other mixture there with, and any' distiller; any pia or pIaCC its Svollantl, shall not produce to the prop.. 7 Ottic"o• at least twenty galturia or spirit , i of the st It-vett/1 via ter every toogallons of Wash prepireti front the said in (wrens, anti tcaund in the coatorly , of :nd). „ distiller, for every gallon 412tivient • ' o 2 4 Par every gallon, English wioc:arteasnre, of Sl4rits of. a strength not eitLectlitr,g that ot one to ten over hi - drouteter proof, and sr, do propurtion for any nigl‘er degree of.strengtliaiad. or distilled i,t England, and imported or brought trout thence i;:t, , Si:ottani o- d - o Tor every gallon of British Spirite, of a strength not -; exceettinl : l that of mine to ten t*ver it)droimtcr proof, in ninf! , ;tlired 11l SeLalmo, ;hl,l k)r,i,;,; it thence . Fiodand - , o la 6?„ Fur every gallon of all sueli Spirit i . est aforesaid, of a greater .irrefigth than orie to ‘• hydrome ter proof, anti not exceeding - three It.-::'(atom .pith above one to tVii over hydrytteter proof, T wo and, Sixpence Forthiog ; awl also a tor. titer duty, - proportioned to tire dqree iii stren,;th in which such Spirits shall CX.C , .!.:,1 i.%e said strength of one to ten Over hydivineter pr .of •- anti 'a Surcharge . For every Callon of Single . Rum Spirits tn Aqua Vino, of the prtaince of the British Colonies or Plaotations in Anwrica,'iniported into Great liri tain. 0 3 Sr For every Callon of Rinn Spirits, in' Arnie, , Vitas above proof, of the produce of the British Coloniea or-P.1411[44011S in America, inmorted iota Great 1 • Britain o • ft 8 For every Gallon of Single Rum Sprits, or 'Aqua = Vine. 'inverted be the,. United Company of A , lerf chatita of t r it.ine to the •Bast I ttcliCS . 3 9 For every Gallon of Runt Spirits, or Aqua Vito:, - above iirnof, imported l the (nited- Company of Merchants of Eogland trading to the East IOdLeS 0 7 3 Forever). Gal ion of Single Brandy Spirits, AquaVit, •• or Strung Waters of any sot or kind, other than 'such Rum Spirits, or Aqua Vito as atoresaidi hue ported into C; veat-Eritaio, .not Solara • trri - potted direelly from Ireland - ' o 4zi For every, Gallon of Wand)? Spirits, Aqua Vita', or • Strong Waters. abt:we proof,otherthan such Brandy, Run; Spirits, or Aqua Vitm'as aforesaid, imported , Into GreatUtiraine not being Irish tipitits imported dkettlyfront Ireland - - 9 8 4 Theilbente Duties to be paid for all Rum, Foreign grandy, Spirits or Aqua Vitre, Ihr which 111 the Dori s charged or charktaile th ereon , s h a lt no t oeen paid on or before the t3ili day of lunc daj, For and upon it 'Tea sold after the tath day of f one 18 c3 . . by-the United Ci , iiiPany of Merchants trad ing to the East Indies; fur every loos. of the gross roc • - ro ev i e P r u r *.tt eri.gt 4S Y . barrel consisti% of 36;gallons English beer meatTvire, of Irish Beery Ale or 4um, istported into GT* aritMn . dirottly 1E94 1111464 4 lt • • 17. Agna _Vital or Strong kVaters, which be•dis tilted et matte:lo Ireland, and' iniported Britain; of a strength not exceeding i to tc.; hyd;o- meter proof , 0 3 Fbr alt such Ipititl abaft the st rhngth ni: I to i;) over hydroineie: proof, a Duty in proportion to the last trteptibtied Duty, and for and upon such of the said Sprite as seal! be sWeetentst or compounded, ti like 'Duty computed upon the highesf degree of Strength. -- it which such Spirits can be: made. ILAVVIIiicKS-. Foe every Bairel of Strong Beer; brewed or made hi Great Britain .abeve - t6s. the Barrel,' exclusiVe of Duty, not being Twopenny Ale; ntentioned,in the 7th Article of die Tre aty of uni,„, wi th sc,th r , d; - exported to koreign Parts as 111erci!andize, the suits Of • • 4 11 Fur, every Ton of Foreign Wine whiOt shall be cx. ported to foreign Parts; from of nut of tht entered Stock of any Dealer or Seller of trueli Wine; the whole of the said Duties. . . For all Tea, fur or ill respeel whereof the Duty. Shall have been paid, and which shallhe duly .expotted to any place ay Merchandize; to which a Drawback. ot the Duty of Tea is now' allowed, the whole of the said Duty: . . . That the Duties now payable en every Piece of W 1101161: Parchment, or Sheet or ciece of Paper, upon which any Re ceipt, Discharge or Acquittance, giyen tor or upon the pay-, nient of money, shalt oe engrossed, written or printed, do ceal.o and determine. That for every Piece of VelluMor Pirchmenti br Sheet or Piece of Pap;:r, upc.in whidi any Receipt, Discharge or ac, - quittance griten fur or up , . ti the payment bf money amount ink to 21. and wit amounting to tel shall be engrossed, written or printed in Great Britain; there shall be charged a Doty of ad,; and where the same sl u amOuttt to fol. ant hot amount to 201 there shall be charged a Duty of 4d, ; and wheit the same shall' anKitutt to .261. and not amount to 501. there shall he charged a Duty of and where the satire shall amau►it to SA, and not altunint to tO)l. there shall be charged a Duty of and:where the same ,halt am aunt to tool. and not amount to 2;04 , ,1. there shall be chart,td a Duty of is: ; and where the same shall amount to zoo!. and not amount to . eo6l.,there be charged a Duty at 3i, ; alict where that:ante shall amount to soot. or upwards; there shall be 4.ltarged Duty of ss. CORN .ExcHANGs, . , Tins day We have tat manta arrivals,'and with . ftw, buyers, the Wheat...l:rade iS dull, nt solve thing less ; there is but: little d , ing in tar- , ley or Matt, as the ,new duty on , the Niter. 'will not operate in . femur uf poicitasers of .this article; PeAse or leans scarcely fetch last ; the demand for. vats continuing,' creates brisk, sales at' a small advance ; Ftour remains the sAine: rnt Wheat sos a SR..a $ 4 v." AC. 11 - a 11.4 od Fin! ditto - Oss 4 666 od Oats . X 1,,, 4 :44; Rye -32 s u , 35.1 0.1( P-441114141.0 - 2i+ a)6 1)1 liarley Rape - -44 i 4 6.1 ; Titre k. y . ctft Will:a Pease 42,i a' ot Seeui,4ls 4 4;.; 4 :os Bean,. 4. 304; .j 4 6,11 r Yester&y,were interred at Keniington,. , llc inaini of Join; VIAC,Ker;'2,II , .., E.g. of - Fig court, rFemple, ,London, a;.(1 of A:tCatTi 'County of Ross, North I,lritain. lie was y , natv,-..c son of ALEX. MACF.E.N.!.IC, Esq. of Lentron, scended from ,a an'd ancient farm ).„; and possessed of coo4ider A hl.:,' l tro l ►ttrty native c.,onty. Having fini!.hed his ethic:l6,n ;it University' of Edinburgh, he .was bred lII'St to thc Scotch Law, and. afte'tt,vardi to the Ergli. , b Mr...MACKF.NrLIE eminently distinguit;!:r..l rice.llent:_natural-prts, improved by a learned ;t',it libc;al education, by every amiable. and ing virtue; Sincerityi candour, honaut, trtith, the most arrive benevolence, the softest cortqt.iision; by manners the most conrea and ene,•i i p,ing, His natural benevolence afidwarin;ll.4:i;:au, embraccil. 411 mankind,. ‘vere direte4,l and tixed'iin his own Coon ni thr'. R cs in Scotland. The same love of his Country n,. totally drew his attention to evory t or might be -Connetted with its inaproyemolt, ar o with its honour. hence it was that he was in. duced, to the negled of his own private int , treSt; in 1778 to accept the (Ake of St..ctetay r(i the Hignlaud Society a London, and that or Secretarr to. the British Society for Fisheries in 178; its bOth of which situations he acted grarnitnuAy. Mr. MAticartztil, as a Gentleman quabfi-d by his cultivated- judgment and mite, as well by :I rho. rough knowledge of all tits rcoliar impessiVe. idioms of the Celtie•Laogu;v, to enter with eutfid.:: siasm, and. to feel, as he citcl , rite 1):: fury end Olt energy of OW AN, the late Mr. MAC VA F .64 ed. trusted the publication 61 the origin..! , d . thA great Celtic Bard) on which work :Mr. M 7t E had entered,. and in which he had in ~le• ,nine progress. There ,are iew and mane rr Cll,lOl in hi statioo, Whose death wotilt.l inure clutaLive. - ly felt, and-deeply. lamented. Mr. SHERIDAN has-ordered a Mortnnient, at his own expence,, to be placed ,olier, the grav,e of hie departed' friet3d Mr. Ric RAtt OSON, tn,ani to Write an inscriptiOn.bitnirlf. The JMo h linininit 610 be a plain inetnntial'of the talents and Worth of Cal« deceased. Tii a A Vri. --- The I , ,lontlityzalt tredled to flits IVlemorY of Ca ptain E,KW 1, it, .he .Na whO sn glohouSfy lost his lift in the c.iu , ie of l.i Faun. try, Was yestirday for.pulyfic inspett ion in St. PaUl'sCathe.lral. Jr is placed on the south Odd of the Church, neat the dm)r-. The- d'esign 3s iiimple anti strikir,g, eatetilated• to do honour to the de. parted hero, and to raise the rep tation of Itosst, the modest and ingenious Attisti'whose talent* were employed on this etcasion. EDW.ARD IYIORR. IS, E:-.(1. 7 G..‘.;otltarin se i lnse literary .and priv;tte worth is NV idely' and (lest- ryttily cSiCerlnfli is ety's'acd tti .t : itirceeil friend RICHARO:IoNi Nfiernint for_Newpott, In Corn. malt under the rttrorniv at his Grace the Duße of NcientuttitEr.i.,,:tqn. • • It is rather surprising ) , that among all the Elec.:. time:v.lns 4;4;1)J vv - 11i411. Sir `l` ti a 2at ft friends have thrown against IVIr. thy should forget.to . re,,mind hitit of his raztnorahle texh.' nital declaration, on heitig first rc'turned for the Barou'gh of Southwazk, viz. " that he 114 s re4civ'cti• i rciaixing fee from his Loostituent.to he always' in oppotitivu to Ministry," • • The .Mountaineers' on , Monday night drew ‘ati, elekant and numerous Attitienee. to "the liavinarket Theatre. Dr tvaAN, who hits SO lung I.ht(:n &tete& with a violent cOld, and severe Iloarsenetsi, seems to be recoveting his voit:c; his S;mg it .K.i h rnidork was encoretiy and lit received mach apelthlat in the cturatieri