The Sun. — London, England, 1803-06-27 00:00:00

:7.erv'ets shill have hen cepted on or before the , 2d Juni ; i 8 - 03, and whose Services shall extend its c•a , ,es of aftti'd Inirasinn to the Military Distriet in • which such Corps shall he sitbate, shall be liable to , vt - personally or prcvide a Substituteto serve' in At my of Resesve . , as tong only as he .shall ac tuaily continue to belong to.such Corps. The standard height is reduced fr , ,An 5 feet 4A° , 5 teet a inches. The DepUty Lieutenants arc to appoint a second meeting; within one week after "the first Sub-dtvi'- 'sion Meeting, for the purpose of ballotting lot the men,„ and another meeting is to be appointed within fourteen days, for the purpose of enrolling the 'men so ballottecL Any ad omitted to he done at any of these meetings may ,be done at ,any: subsequent meeting, antLif the pen shall not be enrolled ar•rhe appointed meeting, the Deputy Lieutenants may proceed to afresh ballot. • .7 • The .Deputy Lieutenants are empowered to dis-• charge any person who is unable, by reason of in firmity, (iris otherwise unfit for the service. Perions ballotted to serve in the Army of Re , serve may provide Substitutes from the same or any adjoining Cotinfy, \rho are not to he rejecter',- pro. vided they have not snore than three children, born in lawful wedlock : and the Deputy Lieutenants are: authorised to provide Substitlites for Quaket-s;: at the expence of the said Quakers. Persons ballotted (not being Quakers) , who do not choose• to - serve in person, and who shall neglect to provide a Subui. tate, are to be fined in 'a sum not exceeding roof. nor less than aol. The amount of the fine is to be assessed by the Deputy Lieutenant, accordingtO the rate at which the raid person is charged rti'erhe' Assessed Taxes, or if he is not so assessed ; then .Tcording to the discretion of the Deputy Lieute. nants. The person so fined it liable to be again ballotted. the person ballotted shall nut beable to pay the fine, he is to be compelled to serve. No man is to be enrolled until he is examined by a Surgeon. AU persons ballotted are to serve within the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and within - the Islands of Guernsey anti Jersey, fut. the space of four years, unless sooner disdharged. Substitutes are to serve within the same limits for four years, and untiLone month after the ratifi cation of a Definitive Treaty of Peace. The Churchwardens or Overieers of any Parish are empoweted to receive Volunteers, atdi to pay to them a bounty of four guineas each, and may levy a rate upon the Parish to defray the expence. Substitutes may offer themselves at such tithe and place as is provided for enrolling Volunteers, Persons may .provide Volunteers previous to the meeting for choosingthen by bAldr, or persons may offer, themselves, to serve, who may be enrolled. Volunteers to be sent to places. of assembly and enrolled, shall not amount to ovo-tbirds of .the number for Sub.division, Deputy Lieutenants to. ballot for the remainder ; it shall amount to that number, the ballot.may be suspended, and an account transntitted to the Secretary of State, who may direct a-further suspension. Sub-divo.in Meetings May , fix the sums to be paid for Volunteers. Hair the Price of Substitutes to be paid to persons enrolled not possessed of estates of the value of 5001. One Guinea to be paid by Receiver-General for every man joining, for providing 'necessaries. Where, Substitutes of Volunteers 'Shall prove to be a Deserter and shall be reclaimed, the , Parish finding such Substi•ute provide another. Ins Majesty may appoint timcs and Islace o f as . sembly • and men, to be billet ted on•their march. Ilk Majesty may cause the men under his An, to serve as aforesaid, to be formed into ,such anti so many ,Regiments, Battalions, or Corps, as Ilk Majesty shall judge orcesiary, and in. such manner as shall ,be bust adapted to the defence and 'protcdiUn of the United 'Kingdom ; and notice . . shall he givel. by His Majesty's Secretary of State• to rite respettive Lieutenants of Counties, of the respec4 rive. Regiments, Battalions, and Corps, .to which the men enrolled•for their respedi ye Counties shall he appointed ; His Majesty is to appoint such Of. freers and Noncommissioned Officers to :command and discipline such Regiments, Battalions, or Corps, as His Majesty shall, thick fit ; and.every 'such Of ficer amid every, Nor.commissinned Officer to Drum. met in any such Regiment, Battalion,• or, Corps, anti every such private Mani from the time of his enrollment refipcztively, 7ts well as the whole Army to be raised by virtue of. this" Act, shall be su!'jra to all the,provisions, rules, regnlatio,ria, pai 6 s, and penalties, as,•well pains of death as others,. as are or may he contained in any Aft of Parliament then in force .far punishing Mutiny and Desertion, and for, the, better Payment of the Army and their Quarters, and any Articles of War *de in pursuance thereof. Vacancies are to befitted up as in the Militia. ~ .Deserteis may be punished, either according to the Mutiny ,A,EI, or according to any "Las of . Par. iiament for punishing Deierters from the The Warden of the Cinque Ports, or his tenant or Lieutenants, arc to carry this MI 'into force, within their jurisdiction. Certificate ,to transmitted, before the tit of September, to the Cie' k of the Peace, of the number Of men raised, and Penalty to be assessed fur De. faulters. This A is not to delay the leyyng men to pom. plete the Militia. There are Provisions for enlarging the. Powers of the Militia Ads ; and the Bill may be altered or re pealed in the ptesent Se&siun, ABSTRACT s tlr Ts. 'ILL }OR LEVYING A TAX ON rkor LRTY. The Commissiners fin ra . hirls the duties on lands, tenements, and pereditaments, are. to he a p. pointed on the same principle which rezulated their n omination when the I ncome Tax 4 , as originally ittiposed. L:snds am not to be assetsed at a les , s v. lite than they are estimated in the poor rate, bur in cases 'whets the lull value hart not been' registered, the cdinmissioners are to have the power of rail kg the'itssesstnent to the Anal value at (Seiime tax is i m posed,' the c.;tscs in which thtt 4 te f4i.lorized to to.ike tlth augmentation 'are Oct,' lands are charged with the poor rate on a prop tionate part of the value, and where laod. are ra”..•,1 in different proportions. The tat to be' imposed is lo'be - one shilling in the round on the landlord, and nine.peticelan the tenant. The same regulatilns art applicable to hOuses anti tenements of every stription. The assessment is to be made on an ;tie. rage of three years. When land or hoitses are liable to jocumbrances, the owner, proprietor, and pew pivr tespeetively are to be allowed a proportionate deduction in' the assesment. • Mines of all - sorts, iron mills, salt springs and salt' works, parks, chae , s, wart ens, woods, underwuods, water works, canals, docks, and fishings, are to .be stabjetc.l to the thry. Roads and turnpikes are also included in the ACt. Mortgagees and creditors in any heritable bot'id,' who shall be in' pOssession of the lands or tettements, or shall rective their rent, are to account to the m'ortgagee or &Igor for so much of the in. Iciest money, payahle on thtF mortgage, as the duty to be levied by the. Aa would amount to. No person is tra be subjeCt - to the tax whose property in land, houses, and tenements, or whose annual rent does not exceed sixty pounds. 'On - property and rent from sixty 'to eighty pounds, the t.:ix is to be a halfpenny on every t wenty shillings. From eighty pounds to a hundred, the duty is. to he two. pence. h mina bun. tired to a hundred and forty, the duty is to .he on every twenty Shillings, four-Pence. Persons having property, or paying a rent under an hundred and fitly pounds, are to pay on each pound six.pence. Where property is not rated, the Commissioners are to make an assessment, formed. on the best of their judgment.. Where the rent of property has been recently established, or where it is of uncertain annuli value, the Commissioners are to demand from the Proprietors and Qoetipiers a written account of the value, and if they are not satisfied with this ackoonr, alleyare at liberty to make an assesstnent on what they consider to be the fairest principles. In'Seotland, the duties ate to he levied on the annual value, - . without regard to the proportions in any former valuation or statement. When dif. fetences arise .betwixt .the 'landlord and the tenant about the ,ha .anent of the'duties, they are to beset. tied by the Commissiontis. Contrads betwixt the landlord and .the tenant.are • •in no ease to he_bind. ing When they are cnotrary to the Aa. On lands ,eharged,with.:the duaies which afterwards become unoccupied, a 'distress may be levied as soon as any dist re!TSC'SCan fOund....- The, assessments on unoccupied houses are, sin apPlicatjon to the Cominis siuners, to be.di6Chalged. 'The - Assessors'are, fir the first year of the operation of the A,C'.t, to give in thir. vultiation to'the Commissioners at the ti:na they sit ill chuse to,appoint, and in every future year, on or he. r:farc the eth of June yearly. In every case , where a 'diffietilly occurs to the. Assessors in' making•their valuation, ur where,, obstrodion iS experiended, they are to apply for advice to the Commissioners, and to t i e guided by their. instruaions„ The As. :sensors are to 'verify , their estimates befOre the • Cominissionprs. The Overseers of the cliff rent Nrislies may be examined before the Commi ss.oners, and be allowed to coiled any errors of which the Asies s ors-` • may hale been guilty The. Commis. sinner,, Assessors, Surveyor;, and, jc pedors. ap pointed to carry the Ad• into execution, are to have toll liberty to 'examine the poor rates of each. Parish, .to call for. copies or eatrad4 froM the books of the parish ; overseers. to, demand every sort of information which can guide their judgment. • Every person 'called on for th. - information, who shall refuse .compliance, is, to be .sol:jea. to a floe for rash (;ffence,- not exceeding ti,venry,.,nor less than five pounds. The Assessors. and other Officers cowl()) ed in making the valua. tiou, ate to survey the lands, Iriuset, anti' tenements subject to the duties, If objedions are taken to the estimate of time Assessnr, the CommiAsioners. - are vested with full powtrs of correding,the mistake. It i, with the Commissioners to . grant abatements, as deSClibed by The -MI. The Mt is to take effed from thelth Of last April. 'The payment fur the firstqiiarter is fti he' on. the • jacith of June ; for the second .qoarter s • on the ,zoth w Seell4r ; for the 'third quarter, on the 30' 11 of December; and for the fourth quarter,'ott Ate ;Oth March. When a claim for abatement is made, the persons making it are to appear before' the Commissigners; and vent. ly their dectatation•on oath.' Interest of money, a nd other payments matte out of profits,. are made liahte to a reduaion. - Creditors, on giving notice, are to be: : charged to.the duty, but if no notice is given, the de. dudion will take place according to other • princi. pies. Persons claiming an abatement are to give in a written declaration, stating the ground of their claim, and if the Commissioners sustain it, 'they are to receive a certiOcate, which entitles them to,the redudion. Parishes are to be answerable for • the Colleetors, and when arrears. take place, they, are to be re-assessed. Parents arid guardians are madeltable fur infants, and exectit.;;;.:. for persons dying. Fur raising the Duties on. Offices in the Public Dtpartmen't, earls Office is Au - appoint three Com missioners and two Astessurs, whu'are to make an, estimate on .which the assessment is to be -formed. Offices in Parliament, Counties Palatine, inferior 6earts and. Ecclesiastical 'Courts shall, fr om the Officers of ihe several Departments, chose COM.' nilsioners,' not exceeding ,seven, to carry . the Ai into exeCutimi. In Cities,: Boroughs, and 'in the. Cinque Ports, the Comthissioners, not exceeding • seven, are tei be chosen from the Mayor, Aldermen, Commtin Cooncil, Bailiff or capital Burgesses;' In Counties, the Juitices of the Peace are to be Com. Missioners. The names Of the, Commissioner s are within a month after the passing of the Aa to .be reported to the CoMmissioners for the Affairs of Taxes. The Bar Ons of the Exchequer in Scotland are to nominate the Commissioners.: for Scotland.-- ! 'To execute the At so' far as' relatea 'to. the duty on pensions, the Coinmissinner! • shall .be chosen :Isom among . the principalOffieers in His m a j e s. ty's Exchicitter in •Englant.L . the .Reinatthr io , :e i, Auditor, :Receivers, 'and Clerk of the Pipe in the gxlietitter fat; Scotland, or their reipeicliee ) qut ie- c , The. Commissiiinei for the other tiniics are to meet and appoint their Clerics; and tlie'Coannissiimers on oaicrs are to have the appointment al A ,, sessors' and Coll( tors. . Where abatements are all Owed, the value of the (thee is to be - Whet(' 04i:es ;tie. forea . ll,popui,,,o„ thrke Ovviniti are „to, pay, the duty itr place of theii Assessors of the reties on Offices are, to be.fwaish., ed with lista of salaries to aieertsin the value, and ,be enabled with greate r ease t o ma k e their assessments ; the department of office is to be an, swerabie for deficiencies in the duties. The duties on offices not stopped are' to he levied by warrant. No qualification is to he required of Commissioners on Public Offices and Public Annuities. Where t;ie priceipal sums are payable, • the Duty is in be deduEted. Surveyors and Inspetiors are to have access to returns and assessments. They are to have the power of. m'aking a surchArge; if they think it advisable. No ,assessment, or, surcharge, made by any assessor;,surveyor, or other officer, shall be impeached on account of any mistake in the names nr destriptions. Persons conceiving themselves to be over rated , have liberty of a ppeal t o t h e Com missioners; and this appeal they must support by a schedule, descriptive of the sources of thiir income. When assessments have been made above the value of lantV, a power of relief is given by the Aft, and when lands have been, assessed at less than their value, the assessment may be amended. In cer lain cases surcharges, if confirmed, are to be in double duty. • The Money paid to Collet - tors is to be, transmitted to a Receiver-general, and the mo ney stopped at the receipt of Exchequer is 'to 'be paid into the 'Bank. The tillowancz to Officers for_ colleftion is to be three-halfpence in the pound of the duty received. The owners and occu piers are to he rated to the poor-rate and highway duty as before passing of the MI. The payment of the duties to be raised by this,Aa is not to confer a settlement on the persons — paying them. The tun.. ney arising from .he duties is to be paid into the Exchequer and to be applied from time to time to the exigencies of the \ Public Service. The allow. ances for colleetion are to be paid in Scotland by the Barons of the Exchequer. Grants of exemption at; not in any case to affect this A. As, howeVer, this MI is limited to six months, and the time of pleading the general issue is reitrkted, ' - the Mt is to continue in force during the War, and no longer. On public offices or employments of profit, and on every annuity, pension or stipend, payable by His Majesty, or out Of the Public Revenue of Great Britain, for every twenty shillings of an annual vi due there shall be, charged the sum of one shilling. The Schedule'gives the following Rules for charg ing the duties and making the abatements st, In all'cascs, the annual value of lands, tenements,. he. reditaments, - or heritages, shall be under - ski:3d to be the rent by the year at which the swine are let. if the stone are and have been let within the period of three years before flu: Era. day oiJune, Itlle t nousandeighthundred ;mit - three, otherwise at tint rent the sau t e are worth to be let by the year ; and where the same, shall, nut be of a nature tube the snhjea of an assessment according to the tent, and shall not then be actually let at a yearly rent, the said annual value slia I be understood to be the fair ann. just average for one year oldie gains and profits of such number of years as Will be re. vired in the particular case or eases hereinafter mentioned. ed. All the said dutie's on lands, tenements, hereditamenis, 'or .heritages, shall be charged annually ott and paid by the occupier or occupiers fur the time beinc of such lands, tenements, hereditaments, nr heritages; and 'where the same, except dwel I heuses, ;hall not be of a nature to be the sub ject of actual occupation, or-shall not theh be aetually oecu. ' pied, the said. Duties shall be - . charged on and paid by the rospeCtiye persons mentioned . in this Act in the particular - eases therein specified, .and in aN oth.t.r cases by the Pro prietor or Proprietors, his, her, or their agent or receiver . ; and all the said Duties snail ne a;sessed by the AssesSors 6f the parish, or• place where the same arc situate, and rilt else. where. 3 i. The said duty in-respect of the property in furniture, cattle, goods, and chattels, lett to a tenant to be used or en - joycd iu .1 with any dwelling house, lands. or tenements, shalt be charged on and paid by si k ch tenant, any asseihed by the assessors. for the parisn , or place where such dwelling house, lands, or, tenements Shall be situate, : unt was else. where. 4th, So nateh of the rates and duties hereby charged in respect of the property in any of the premises herein man. tioned, to he paid - by the occupier or o...enpiers, being respec tivelY tenants of the sante, as a like rate on the rent payable to the lendlord or landlords would, by a just proportion, amount unto, shalt be deducted o :t of such rent t and all landlords, both mediate and tininediete, according to their respective interests, shall 7 allow . such deductions and pay ments upon receipt of tile residue of the rents,• and the tenants paying the said essessments. in respect of the pro perty, shall be acquitted and discharged of so much money as the said like rate on such rent shall ainonnt unto, as if the .same had adiiially been paid, unto the person or persons to. whom his or their rent shalt have been due and payable; and such rent Shall be deetwil to b ; the rent !arable to the land lord or landlords, exclusive o f any rates for the relief of the poor, or any proportion _thereof agreed to he paid by sots. landlord or landlords. or any other rates, taxes, and asSess• meets, usually 'or lawfully charged on the occupier or occu piers, and agreed to be paid by such landlord or landlords. sth.. Where any house, lands, tenements, or hereditatnents, are subjett or. liable to any ineumbran.es "whatever which Shall be .charged thereon, or to any' heritable. securities Or • intiofrnents thereon, or to the payment of any rent charge, annuity.. fee- ferin rent, rent-service. quit-rent, feu • ditty, or other rent or annual payment thereupon reserved or eleareed, the land ords, owners, or proerieOis being occupiers reipeelively of such premises, and beme charged to the said tiuttesln respe tof the property many of the premises herein. mentinned, or having allowed any, dediretirms or pay.ments. out of the rents paid by them on account, pf the said. duties shall ;abate and deduct, and detain and keep in their h an d s , out of the iiiterest payable, on such ineurribrences, and out of.eveiy. such rent charge, annuity, lea,tittart rent, rent Serviee, quit rent, feu (bay, Or other lent or annual - payment afores.iid,.'sp much of the said duties or pay tnelits oft account of the saint:, as a- like rate on such interest, rent charge, annuity, fee-tarin rent, rent S:riice, 'gen . rent, feu duty, or Other rent; or,annual 'pay inents ateresaid, rt%peie.- tively, shall, by a just proportion, amount into ; and all and every , person and persons who are or shall be any ways entitl e d unto such interest, rents, or annual pay merits their Receivers, Deputies, or Agents, are hereby required to allow such Ue;lue tionsand pay milts, according to, such rites; u pod the receipt of 'the residue of such monies :is shall be due and payable te them for,such interest, rentseor aiinuat payments, w ahem any. fee or charge for such allowance ; and the lan , itord, owner, pro. priutor, and eci_upier resrieelivety, ehareed, at aforesaid, or having atiowed , sticirdeuuetions or payments; shalt•beac. - quitted and discharged of so Mitch money as - the deductions or payments shall amount unto, .es if the same had actually been paid:unto such INFSQII(Ir persons to wbem . sucbinftresta. rent charge, annuity, fee-farm -rente rent service, quit rent, ten-duty', or other rent .or aenual.payment aforesaid, shall have been due and pajr:ible"; 6th. Where any lauds, tenements, isereditements, or herit. • aees, shill be Charged towards aid grented hy an Ad,' passed in fhe ;Sth year of the reign of his- ptesent 41:ilestY, intituled, "' An Act for granting ~.i Aid to• His Mejeity by_. a leind-Tax to tweaked iii Gfeat Britain ,- for thc Service of the yea r and the charge thereon shall be paid, there 'shall be allotted and dedutted out' of the assessment to be '.made thereon by virtue of this Act, suits sum of money as like rate on sum-charged - and paid for such aid shaft, just proportion amount unto: • .7th: The raid rules and duties shall he charged on all ma inesSuages, linds, and tenements; and Ong' quarries of stone,.slate s .linte stone or chalk,'inines of coal, tilt, lead, cop per, iron; andother mines on all itOn.tnills, fur laces, and - other iron wori,,s, salt springSp and salt works; on ell alum - mines•and alien works;- on all parks, chides, war rens, fares ts; - wood, 11f141CrWtgliii, and coppic - es'; on all Water-. , workS,:.StlearriS of water, canals, inland navigations, •docks, and tishings; on all tythes, rents; an' compositions for. tythes, corn rents, and oilier payments iu . lieu of tythes ; on all ways, roads, and • turnpikes,• and all other pro fits- arising. out -of • lands or tenements; and heredi. - unseats -I '4)l'll,4l*es . throughout Great Britain, of what na ture or .k.inti soever they he,, belongiot, ti' any person or per reins; bodies politic or corporate, trrittablie guilds, trawl - 4i. etTllTildlkesi• Or Soviet itas, Whether corporate or n ot i m p.. ()orate. :Bth, Stich,of the premises hereby charged as shalt be •ter. taut in the ;.nitual value thereof, shall be team:tied ariv3l r k thin the full rent by the iev at ri !Co.! , tIo .. vivo . roe, ..i.I may li. - : let, to he ascertained as t',...tot iril thr; yi:,..1 4 ., , .: suc'lfof the premises hereby el:srgod as shal l . be itnt.z.V;., -, , the annual •valtte thereof, shall b; o,lini,iird ar'nel 1 ,,,5 1 - ' the fair „ and just average for (me year of the amount Oc L . , , , profits or phis theereof in the three sears preceding. cOotfr; .' the ith day of day Aptil Meath yeir, or on such otlwr.tatv, .; each ear on which tit: accouots of Such profit:: or g , 'l t ' '' .4l ... been usuallyonzole up. bo o n t d h , . n. W w l a i d e s re et any shall boertignalgvileer,oLioCorViittioier i i ati t ul a s n , y tet l i t e t: -r il l t: l ' or horeditaments, mortgaged or secuied, or inotte eceit , 11 the rents. and proros thereof, such mortgagee or croli wr l ''''' account such mortgagor or 'debtor, his beitS Alui•assiitn.. o , for so much e intereot money too Able on such . I"rt ill r'3l;' thh or security at Itforesaid, as the duty illefiVil, jeCOrng`' . 't. rate prescribed by this ACI,. wuole, amount . unto. shall he charged to the roid day respect of the ocenpatiors of auth lands, gardens. or o rcIJI ' • according to the annual value thereof, ea tinutcd at*Carihi4 IR, 4nu , c7 l ; t : ohtt r/Italennita'er.rofcitteiv(ign,,lettnotiti:seerslovirtlticir4iendilise,nt:asr,lgilLotierkotrctowanti.; tins Act. , - . .. SAT,st.IS.:NTS to hermitic front the I) II tie. , SCHEDULE (A.) li'a, I. A - • . r et of the Occupotioo of_ Lands, Tenernentsi .ilid lle_r e j o l t • me a ts, under at ; :crtAiii Value, of the dio:eriptia. Itercillario tilelitivilCd i , ' : Ist. Any person occupying, lands o r tooonenti in Dig land. Wales, orupon.Twecd, ;ts A trnant Of the improved rent or rack-rit, the annual value whcr° shall not exceed p.yaLle in • re ow hundre d and tifty pvanti 1 ,11 ,V.1; estimated according to the directions of this AZ I , i'''''„ u i .,`,, gain a livelihood or subsistence solely thereby, s l ' l ' *-- Tina thereof before the Conottissioners; in the niaoror the v re a e l t u e e d a h t y .. t s l u ri c s h A t4 d l , l4 b s t o c r h: c rg ri c:l n t v o lit t s l7 dutho in rto;Pec t a o occupatunt•thereol, at the rate tollowing NiZ. it " V " this Ad, shall e:;cceil sixty pOisn,is, c fid ua s t l (l34lll4Virdr: ' `"'d : e a ig r h e t x y ,e po ry unds, fore very twenty shillings t here.' tliesi ° ut Q ' t . . penny halfpenny; and if the annual value theietit, &I! c i, , teed eighty ponots, and Shill nut exceed wit! lo,ndrca P'''' s ' e ; twenty shillings thereof the snot Of twa.1),0644-i and if oie annual value therqof shill exceed tux Iniailxl, en , shall not exceed one hundred 4.1,1. finis - I ),,nivis. I' l c i,-, '- ui t a n t: : rva t a e t i ll la e t v iy a l i ll is n u ir p e: l t o ell h i v nl e et ig r Y cro i s ' o a r; t t I I:: unto:, rack , rtz tii n r t e , very twenty s!.ilaw - :'' the " pence ; end it the annual ~ .iiiic thaeof Oa il as xci.,e‘l out:bull' a s t ul t .n it:ll l v s a i l x i i te m t i l::- . r . eof the s r m o f .__ • Any person oecupyingiands or tenements , ad. g p e ro ti l l i c e r rl ' y vi ‘ t v h ha t t li e e v P er m , o a ten3 lll 0 f profit, Q.( 0 r an y ti ,p t ren s at 0. gnu lall : l) ) s, s t t i pi l l il i f i lr i tc :t rl ii i i i i ij t uz v , ,: i ' y i t i l ao y u lr : c i‘ e l e ) : l l. :r 0 : : r ir) 7 , 6 4 ::,.: i c i c 1 ,,- I . ti , natty or other yearly payment, ear any Votession, tisfic,.el)!, ploytnent, sir vocation, or 141111 any other source or .r‘ tt ". ' t whatever, shall *not exceed the annual value of 'P I : c u s ij: .. mated as aforesaid, inert tenant gaiolng.a livelih' i . a .. '-- the sistence wholly there - 4, shall, on proof thereof be.°L - o l i • Commissioners in the stunner direded by this Act, be 0' 34 „ to the duties in respect of the occupation toen. ,f, ~ for evar aos.`of the annual v o l , :e thereof, cite, l i k e r o tes o - s cs pecliire 1 • as in the cases in the pr.:ceding rule. „a ri ExaterroNs Vg.titti . Tat sari) DiTTIES, To of ) 1 '• - • 1 • tit. A nTylitE/e,errAwiSliilo:ca.ictluLtlailyeEitr:lNnglApliarii%dl.esadomr,r:ltNte:,.l);:ir:e4;t2k; in 6111 . 1 ' : l i l i r it i l L i a la 4 l la •t s .a a lue r % . v . lie t ri.-Of •shall not. exixM si;rty P 0 '11:111::, gist making proof thercof beige the Cotninissioners s i t r i ai bs n i s:sen,2:scousolclriielit:lntir,:itrlieb:leyerii dil:s4cli!iteiciit,b.g.l),l, ,2.. Any jlerso , l occupying !alas or tenements ~,!,:---- :ti t !: aA:at:Toei:::.eatiinisti,":::ris.Lo.,kr ' at the rinprovocl rent or rack rent, tlie ail..r no 4 value whereof, to ether with the profits anti K 4 ' 11 , / ,: t re front any toiler estate or property whatever, or of any 1 , - , t b 1 r otfiie or employment of pro fi t, or of any pension, auPe - ;;',:„, allnv:anc:, or allowance, or any annuity or other ..tefOlY I:i d ,' , ment, in any profession, toot:, employment, or `` ) " . i.,. -n i shall not exceed sixty ounds, and sit.4l derive the. wila'',l . , 1 • his livelihood or subsistent:rule:ol . °in, shall, ott root tlicij! . i of before the Comtnissioners in the manner dirrdcd y 5 ,i. f. Act, he discharged from any assesonent under this A A 3. In that‘pat of Great if rition coalled Soitlaiiii, ao:, son occupying lands or tenements as a Tenant, At tare d, . , pruvetkor rack rent oi the. repecto: values herole nientiorS, llbt exceeding the annual value Qt . one trn'i nli anti Alio pouurtf.,shAl he entitled to o, pro l iortional ab..tonev-t o f,i duties to be chargel in resptet of the oceupati:m ther, follows (that is to say) t--. 0 the annual value o? Janus ar?,,listt neutet.t. so occupied i hall exceed sixty pounds, an‘t e l r „( not exceed eighty pounds, for every twcnty shiliings tii c _ . the suit of one penny ;if the annual value thereof ? B a ll_ ' s, . teen eighty pounds; and shall not exceed ung bundled Poiw i 'i t , tor eve ry 'Hines thereof the and : vrY twent y shl g • • 1 - d one bundled aDa :rtheannual value t ere): s h alt exi.t.c . . twenty pounds tot every twent r Y s n il fi lin t e l t u b iTie of b tj ; e s ei ne ' :l ( i il . .. Pet p -6 o rn u en il e i, y a it r f t w d et'l'ller shall a.snhnnioluti aienirtgc-steeittlehirc4orrucit: tts'illuilarilisreusdij:;:O:idt'ol;ityivl:ce:liP4icrtcy:hp:oll'curibitiorFir; •four.pence ; Which abatemen t shoota th ereof, riot snln WIT - :1 s ist. The Scheolatty Collei.e or gail i n Culler Dreher ,.ties a ''' ttiE) eec i 3l u ilvr it ce : tC l i ti nrn : '°l l l; : is th:i2PeAr" t41:"11:40Plit1":1440:1;;O: 1 the . veraities of Oxford or Cainbridse, or St. Andrew's, GIASKOW, .liduitagrt li . A bcrdeen. or tlrie_Croullnle.ges, Of Windsor, Eton, IVinchester, westntinater, 00n;15._, fates i or the Alareselial Culliote in Scott:toil, and all 2u 2 m t n . i: dens, walks, and grounds, for recreatiun: repaired at , ..:j' tabled by the funds of such College or Hall. . ~ a _ house, The Stitt of every hospital or piiblic sc h oo l, ria.7o , and of all offices. hardens, vvalis, and 14 1. " 1 7 re _ recre.ition of the hospital lerS, scholars, and alinstnerct 300,, pairat and maintained by the funds of such hospital, i l 1 or almshouse. , a tenant, 3dl. 3d. Ally lands or tenements Occupied . liy the property of any poor person,. which shall not e sc••.e_ r t v o r w l • Ift e e h a la i v s y i st i v ig s a s , l m u us e ett i o 4 tir ; :rl e s ' pTc . tsio'irlistnucgtst'psrohpaijribye. db‘har4°l 1 1 • _SCHEDULE 18). A Senetto le. of the Rates inul'Outius bl . "by Pero ns '• Pqa e c slit- onymou 0 i proPfirt.eXersisiiig.... any • fit ails 11 • pon every Public Office, oe Employment :of pro , iiii every twenty. shillings of the -anitutil upon every Annuity, Pension, or Stfpeod, PaYabl e 1 . 0 tor public ()dile, o Majesty, or out of the rublic•lteveinte of Great t 3 ,11. ..., a lively. t t f h o er x e c 51 14 14 . : R 1 b a e t K c l e t a r r g , e n d s the stulistisOvic'- olt:IL::::1rIselin,t;s. r . s e : Pc : N _ ig sloYmsNTs, fit. Ist. That the.sait Duties be charged on the l' per ersonoeir. . „ t sons respectively having, using, or exercising sto,h Om"' - Employ tricots of protit,• or to whom such ounuitie:, legen; shuns, ut Stipands,. shail be payable tor all. Salaries, r : Wages, Perquisites, or Poifits wll4tioeVer, accrUing DY r A c a A of '- Sadly Otrii;eS, Employments, or Petisivil*, atte r " fh c ; . W ducting: the amOunt.of Doti:* payanle of .Cll.lfgeA:/ e 'l l itlo , same by virtueof any A.it or Acts, of l'arliament, w•l ..'" saint b:iveb 4 .....n paid by the. party to ne charge'. missl • ilie-respe. , :ti v: ooris tor all .thro dicers 4iStiie in each if,d,,,irtinent in . the piav "th" thO . said Coinintssiolicra ;04 1 .1 ..:1,.:.:n re their Ord;sl although certain of the 0 dices in the Sa.JIL: E);:p4t.OICP,E mar . be execud herr. - 3 11 . The te bai e d lseu OUtiCSOINII be pald on al1•O1lice4 itri 111p1i a .:1 1 7 1 " ,... e fil t e 's' il a° 1 1-.l. o lsl : rm i li ti ll a t •p riD y -tr C tmall o 'di u cti ft ist. i rlitl i ' : it i l s i°l l Y' l l. ce tzitic , reti let whether :' '' rr 1 . . l i ir t 7t.'' L l a ui‘ : t i a' o 4LlG ria l 1 t t 1 ) 1 , ; i v !, t 4,: a t , i , )4 11 17 0 1 c or a Scotland, a V n a y l4 c s r , li t i l: i e nii llik u tli t y l.s t i L a l caitort or ClesiastiCJl CC:4llll6r Court of Ahltniraly, of CoilllniiS M Y Court; . any Public Office. held Linder the .Civil Governpria, of tits Majesty, of in fitly County l'alatiiic, or Ilia I.4itchf jt)l Cornwall; any Commissioned °elect . serving on the .StaP; or beloniting to His Majesty's Aritiy,iil any Regiment o r Ar ,tillcry, Infantry, Royal Marines, Royal Garrison, Battalions, .or Corps of Engineers, or of oily Court:martialt; any °Biol. in the. Navy or . in the Militia; any - office or employrner li Q,, priftit field under any Ecrleastieid Body, %%herbal a . gtfregl Tl ' or Sole ;•or wider any-Corporation; or any Company or Soce:, ty, whether corporate or not corp orate; any office or ernplot" twill of profit under any Public Institution, Oron any rubllF Foundation - of whatever nature, or (Of WilACver purpose il!f , "MC MAY be est:lol4llrd ; jitiy.ottive oremploymmt of pront r in any County, Ruling or tlivision.- Shiro or • Stewar(); ; O r . in 411 Y CiBY, 04.44t.1gt), TosVil Corporate or place; or . k / 14 . e; any trusts or guartilans of any Fund, Toils, or duties to n C a X n e r tc y ' , iact ci t t l y r: siitioi:ri)oLcizolit:nTl)o!,otnuclito)grp, oprai:vci:it,n, 0; I i I;1 t;c ; . ilind cv;:rf other Public,Otlice.or eipployment of pro Lit ot a pubic na. Lure. • de,,tied to bcsii;it pt6tits cif vith;o and cofployments .-ts ari front fees establisie:d oy custom or authority, or othepA II; 4th. The perquisites to be assessed under this Ad shall bc .i : and , ay.tblc either by the Cr0 , ....n, or tit: Sob../ 4 : 04, i , n it , , / ,11 course of executing such oni,t4 or eitiployinents, anu. Shire or srevy. alai at.ir be esrtimarti eicier on the prorits of tile ),. or or the fair 1110. just :avrJge Of one ) ear of the a mount ( , t e1, , ....r 1 profits thereof in the titter years,prece,titiolgisi\super.lllr c ., 4 1 . , i. ett, f t ,_ case respectively, ending on thr firth oay lor such other day of eault yeof oil Wili4;4l TLC itCCOUnta fet. S ' . . Profits has been usually Mai% Oil.