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111 evriseee re** sea Itlesiiiner wheels, well !hr
the like purpmes (excepibuted coma )
trill every melt carnage, demob, ate bow, mate,
or gelding, and lan MIN S 0
Md fetarecey stria carriage. Armen by am *MOM
horses, mares, or ell dines • 7 7 0
And for every adanmeal body snecessively treed in
the nine couture or numbee awheels, the far-
ther sum of • • . tto 0
For every loch canoge kept for the purpose alerting let to. Wm
with heves re be used therewith, for env petiudof time tint
eueowliiic 048 days, so that the Stain) -Office duty matte 6y
law on horses let on hire shall be .duly paid and intilifiro 011
every such leeting, by any paßrnaster, innkeeper, or ether
person Jule licensed to let post-homes by the Commheieners
for managing the Duties on stamped eellum, parehmelet,
and paper, and whereon the same or names, and pia* of
abode lathe peralum personate licensed, shell be merked or
Nutted, accorditg to the directions tithe Ad, in that ems
made and provielid, if such carriage shall have
four wlretlA, toe sum of
Aed if such carriage shall have Less than four wheels, the re-
speftive moat mentioned in Sebtatele D. No. 2, according to
the mintier of hones utod therewith, as therein naeutioned.
ler every carriage kept for the purpose of bring letau hire for
any meted of time less then one year, and in Inch summer
that The mid Stamp-Offire duly shall not, by law, be payable
on mach letting by any person so licensed as afore.baid, or by
airy coach-maker to makers of such cam ages, or
other persona, if such carriage shall have fear
wheels, the slim of . •• 10 0 0
And if such carriage shill have less than four wheels, the respec-
tive sums mentioned in Schedule D. No. 2, accenting to the
smother of horns to be used therewith, to b.: paid by the
person or persons keeping the same for the purpose aforesaid.
And for every coach, diligeoce, caravan, or chaise, with four
wheels or more, ow other emriage with four wheel.; or more,
by whatsoever uarne thte same shall be called or knee :t,
which shalt be kept and employed as a public stage coach or
menage, for tl.e purpose of conveying pas.engers for hire, to
and from di germ* phiers, and which shall be duly entered a;
such with the OideoggintssiMeri of Stamp Duties, the sum
of 5 8 0

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SCTILLATI.E.—For TAXED CARTS.
For every ctrl ge With b-ss than foot wheel., to he drawn by
one horse, mare, or gelding, and air were, which shall be
built and constructed wholly e(. wood end iron, without any
coyeriug other than a tilted orroring, and without any lining
or springs, whether the same be made of iron, wood, leather,
or other 'materials, and with a Axed seat, without slings or
braces, and without arty ortianient whitens,othsr than
ponce, a dark colour, for the preservation of wood or iron
only, and which shall have the molds " A Timed Cart," and
the owner's Christian and surname, and lilacs of abode,
asarkad or paintel, so a black ground in white letters, or on
a white ground in black letters, on the outside of the back
patine!, or back part of suchearriage, in words at full length,
trier rot the letter; the:vof being at least one inch in length,
and of a breadth in proportion, and the price of which, re-
pair.; eiceepterl, shall not have exceeded, or the value thereof
shall not at any time exceed, the sum of 121. sterling, which
Shall be kept by any person or persons for Ins, her, or their
OMllthle, and not leg hire, the annual sum of 1 4 0

A SCHEDULE of the DUTIES payable by CO.A.CHMAKE RS
and rather Makers of Carriages, charge.ahle with Duty, and on
Carvers mad: o; sold AS isers-In
By every pcarbrt whu a, call carry on the teede of a coach-
maker, or maker of any caria‘cs, in that,pastof
Great Britain More-said, the annual duty of 0 3
By every such coachmaker, or maker of such carriages
at aforesaid, for every sucti carriage with four wheels,
•whitatt he or she shall make, build, or construa, for
sale, the sum of - 1 0 0
And kir every such car:iage with two wheels, which
he or she shall makes build, or eenstrua fee sate,
the rum of 0 10 0
A SCHEDULE (dike DUTIES payelde W pelves wiling sty
CARRIAGES chewable with Duty, by Auction, or ow
Commission.
By every person who shall set any earriage chargeable
with duty by way of auction, ur on commission, or
in expectation of pc eft or reward, in that part of
Great Britain albritsaid, the annual duty of - 03 0
By gassy such person forestry such carriage with four
wheel, which he or she shall sell by auction, or on
ameinission, kw or la expectation of profit or re-
ward, as aforesaid, the suns of 1 0 0
hod for every such carriage with two wheels, which
he or she shall sell by auction, or on commission,
for or in expectation await or retread as aforesaid,
the sum of • • ----- 10 0

.J. thereof. Duty. No. tluteof. Duty.
1 s. d. 1. S. 41.,
1 H3rs•,&c. - t 0 0 11 Homei,acc. - 42 0
2 Ditto - 3 6 0 It Dtt. - 4 2 0
3 Ditto - 0 1g 0 13 Ditto - 4 2 6
4 Date - - 3 15 0 Is Ditto • 4 2 6
$ Ditto - 3 to 0 15 Ditto - 4 2 6
6 Ditto - 4 0 0 16 Ditto - 4 2 6
7 Ditto - 4 1 0 17 Ditto - 4 3 0
It Duo - 4 1 0 IS Ditto - 4 3 6
9 Dim) - 4 1 6 19 Ditto - 4 4 0
10 Ditto • 4 2 0 20 Ditto & uporarils 4 5 0

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A SCHEDULE of the DUIIES payable on HORSES let
to Hire.
Fo► every horse, mere, or gelding, let to hire for the purpose of
riding,:or ref drawing any such carriage as aforemid, for aay
penod of time .ess than one year, in any stunner s tuat the
Stamp Office Duty payable by lad on bases let to hire shall
not be payable, the sum of Z U U

A SCHEDULE of the DUT.ES payable on IMRSES krnt
fin the purpose of RACING, or running for ...uitr PLite, P.
or Sum of Money, or other thing, or lowt rta training t
any of the aid purposes.
For every huts 3, mare, or gelding, bone
_fide ler7it for the pur-
pose of racing or ruar.rig fur any plat, przo, of 11r11 of
money, tri- other thing, or kept In training frit Any of thr mit
purposes, whether in the sialileg of the plop-tette or proprie-
tors, or of any other person or persons, the Wm of 1 U 0

A SCHEDULE of the DUTIES payable for all fIORS::.S,
MARES, and GELDINGS tot thargod with ail Duty in
the abort Seth% ..ad also on MULES.
For every hone, man:, or plain& nut chargeable wink any
duty according to the foregoing ...theclulswrul 'fur wtery mule,
except in the cates after mentioned, whk.-csin other duke* are
nude ptyalin - - plt 6

A SCHEDULE of the !)`..7TIES payah!e on HUSBANDRY
llt.lltSF:ti in the Cases:hereinafter-mentioned.
Any person taccerying a farm at nick re.rt, the rent of which
' 4011 be lea tl IR 201 a-rmr, and making a livelihood solely
thereby, or occupying ar.yettite on any other tenure than
es a tenant at rack real iolely, or mach other estate, together
with a farm at reek rate, the raise of which, its the whole,
sball be less than egnivaltat to a farm Li the rack rent of 201.
a-eeir (reckoning the value of every estate °erupted by tr.e
owner thereof, or on any tenure other thanes tenant .it reek
tent, as equivaleat to desalt the Amor* of the like him et
racksent,' and makang a livelihood solely by such his own
estate., or 'by OUCH eene and farm jointly, and keeping not
sore than tun hones, mares, geldings, or mules, bona ids
fir the purpose occupatine, shall be chatted, for each
of such two horns, mules, geldings, or mules, the lam
- 0 0 .6
AO, person occupying fano at rack rwt, the TOOL Of W.laich:
Shall lie less thin 101. storligg alear, and alaklng a ull-
lined principally tbereby, or occupylO l
g any melee os any
other tenure luau as &Meant at rack tent; se Mich other es-
tele, tegother with a ferns at milt ran, the wake of whisk,.
la the *We, theit be 1e tem espsivaleat ,t• • lane
the meek rent of lOL steri:ng a-you, rettuag4a4 liks valise?,
every estate occupied by the cranet llberee4 oe.rara Aiky
tar
owe idler than sai tenant •' • • ieek''• Lgeopiekkosts•
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A StiTETAILE of the DUTIES paysble on DOG /S.
For every greyhound, hound, pointer, betties-dog, IMAti;l4,
lUrChbr, Of terrier, and fur 'gory dog, of whatever sirecne.
lion or denomination the same may be, when any pers•in
sie4l keep kere et more doge - 0 err n
not every dog, not being a greyhound, hound, setting dog,
epaaiel,lurehers or terrier, kept IPy re for tit,' use Dino person
baying ate such dogend no more, the sum of 06 0
A SCHEDULE of the DUTIES pbyakte by HORSE
DEALERS
Illy every person who shall use or exercise the trade and bnsi-
MN of an horaelealer within the cities of London sad West
Mithiter, and the liberties of the saw! respeairely, , the pa-
ella/ea ef St. Mary-la-bonne ani4 St Pancras, in the onintv
tilififiesex, the weekly bile of mortalety„ or the Morougli
of Southwark, in the county of Surry, the annual
duty of - - 20 0 0
$y every person who shall use or exercise the mad.. and bud-
nen of an horse dealer in any other part of England, or in
Wat 4. or in the town of Bersrick•upon.Tweed, the annual
duty of • 10 0 0
A SCKZDUI.E riche Dl' I'IES payable by persons in respe:t
of HAIR POWDER used or warn by th2m..
By every person who shall have wed or worn any hair powder
within a period to be limited, the annual sum of 1 1 0

SCHEDULE of the DUTIEs payable by persons in respeG
of any AILMOEIAL BEARING, or ENSIGN, used or worn
by them, by whatever name the saw shall be called, viz.
y every st;ch person chargeable with any duty for any coach
Of other ciffine, the animal sum of 2 0
y every such person not chargeable foi-any such coach or nther
carriage, hut who shall be chargeable to any of the duties
on inhabited houses' or to the duties on houses, windows,
or lights, the annual sutra of 1 1 0
y every such person not ttiarreable for any inch coach or
other Cat riage, not being atoneable to the said duties on in-
habited houses, or to the duties un houses, windows, or
lights, the sum of 0 10 6

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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Yesterday being the first day of Trinity Term.
the Judges opened the business of the Courts at
Westminster with the accustomed solemnities.

KING'S BENCH.
Mr. EP.SICINI moved fer, and obtained a rule to
show cause why a eriminal information should not
be filed against Mr. Phillips, the late Candidate for
Caermarthen, for sending a later to a Mr. Rees
Jones, provoking him to fight a duel—the dispute
originated in the late eWtion. We defer a detailed
statement of the fails till the Defendant has an op-
portunity of sheaving cause against the rule.
The Court was principally occupied in taking
special bails.
Nothing material occurred in the other Courts.

COLCHESTER, JVNE 10.

Thursday ogle division of the third battalion of
Royal Lancashire Militia, commanded by Sir H. P.
Houghton, Bart. arrived at our New Barracks from
Preston, Lancashire, and the remainder of the regi-
ment is expeded this day and to-morrow. The first
and second battalions are also ordered for the same
destination, and are expeaeci to arrive in the course
of neat week.
Monday last the 42d or Royal Highland Regi.
aunt marched into quarters at Colchester.
Same day the East Norfolk Regiment marched
*So Colchester Barracks--and the North Lincoln
lame marched from thence to Braintree, &c. and the
.Herts, to Ipswich.
An Officer now resides in Colchester, who served
*she ever-inesnorable battle of Dettingen, under
tbe happy auspices of his present Majesty's grand-
father, who, influenced by a laudable zeal, invaria-
Ny observes the anniversary of that day, at the
White Hartlnn, which. on the 16th of June instant,
will complete the 60th, and who is now en the 83d
year of his apse!
The Amerman General Lee, (the reputed Author
.of the celebrated Junies Letters) was educated at
the Free Gram— School, in Burt.


About four o'clock, on Friday morning last, a
Rre was discovered in the Brewhouse at Felix Hall,
near Kdswdon, the seat of Cat• acts CALL'S WFST-
T RN, Esq. which raged with such violence, that, had
it not been for the prompt assistance and naive es-
ti Lions of the inhabitants of Kelvedon, to stop its
progress and prevent its communication to the man-
sion-house, and other buildings, it would inevitably
have destroyed the whole premises. Themes
were not extiaguished until they had entirely con-
sumed the brewhouse and the utensils therein (leav-
ing nothing but the bare walls standing) and done
considerable darner ,e to the laundry adjoining. We
are happy to add that no lives were lost, nor was
any person hurt, on the occasion. The family was
absent At the time the accident happened.

NAV4L INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 8.
Arrived the Londe.. pack-et, Brown, from Virginia;
fle was taken ou the 6th instant off the Eddystone,
by .t French privateer, and re-taken by the ii•adicra
frigate ; the Tru armors (Dutch), from ,Seville for
Amsterdam, sent in by the Doris frigate ; La Ma-
ria and Laura Delaisme French fishing-boats, sent in
by the :jamas frigate.
PORTtIifOI•TH, JUNE 9.
This day arrived his Majesty's ship Totaze, from
a cruize ; and Charming Nancy, Sturges, from Ed.-
mouth.
Sailed the Mercury frigate, for Cowes; Esselymioir
frigate, of 41 guns, the Hon. Capt. Paget, to joist.
the Channel Fleet. The Minerve frigate, Captain
Breuton, arrived at St. Helen's this morning, but
soon sailed again, to resume her station off Cher.
burgh.
he Dsostseck, of 50 guns, Captain Larcom, is or-
dered to join Sir James Saumarez's squadron at
Ailey, and will sail to-morrow.
The Britaxstia, 110 guns, Captain Lord Northesk; I
Royal Soeerc ps, of iOO guns, Captain Burry; Wiwi-
;or Castle, of 98 guns, Captain limit; Maprifsmoti
of 74 guns, Captain Jervis; Dcitastee, of 74 guns,
Captain Durham; Picaix, of 36 gain, Captaia
Bald; and the Staborose of sii guns, Hon. Captain
Boyle; are us every rupee ready to primed to Spas-
head,. except in men.
Soiled the Trimmer cutter, privateer, Henry. Has-
beilossasser. On going ont offiboar, she snazziest.
thrediuzias by the inhahitaats.
foist oho the failiusry, Darrill, for Gaeresoy;
wh=ich wired best 00 Tuesday boat Gotteaburth.
/aitagovra. aisle

Yestendayeveriag a Dutch loop woo
sat in hew by the Nair s :hemmed. soi bar
Iva as shore, near the .Teselj DO& rat Ufa,.
sift whidi is way lat.

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SCHEDULE of the DUTIES pule for all MOM%
MARES, GELDINGS, kept and used by any to
Persons for the purpose of Riding, or for the purpose of
Thawing any Carriage chugeabk Duly by the reseeding
Sehedtec.
T..•. I Vra •h... ritaatt

•mre other teen as* testae at. rat It'rent. a equashatie
inrele the autumn( Mc the Ara at sackAat, aridasittire
at 1 isislawyd pried nay *enjoy, aid rekeWee &poufs by arty
41.44, or efaistetaleut, sad tfasai.gootipsowthaa Asia iravail/4
mores iseldiegs, miclene.laniulife/ tat ompepe of sack
occaprion. attd of r.Mit *At or tiaplementt iaiudy, or
ratters( *ea ac alt, Rani. chow{ Car gear' us('
kocia. mats, to o. ar issal, lee elm a 0 0 0