The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-06-16 00:00:00

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Tor every Caron efititni Afitib Igiti above
proof, imported by the Vatted Company of Mer
chants estf England trading to the East Indies 0 7 3
For every Galloo of Single Brasdy'Spitits, Atola Vita,
•r Strong Waters of any sort or kind, other thailauels
Rum Spirits, or Aqua Vitx as aforesaid, imported
into Great iritain, use being Irish Spirits imported
directly from Ireland 0 4 .11
For every Gallon of Brandy Spirits, Aqua Vitt; err
Strong Waters, above proof, other than such Bras.
dy, Runs Spirits, or Aqua Vit.e as aforesaid, import.
eel into Great Britain trot being Irish Spirits inspurc-
ed direelly from 6 6 el
The above Duties to be paid for all Rum, Foreign Brandy,
Spirits, or Aqua rite, for which all the duties charged (r
chargeable thereon, Alan nut have been paid on or before the
10th day of June, 1603.
Fur and upon all Tea sold after the 14th day of June
1803, by the United Company of Merchants trading
to the East Indies, for every 1001. of the gross pro-
dues thereof 0 45 *
For every Barrel (a:intuiting of 36 Gallons English Beer
measure, of Irish ;Ler, Al; or Mum, imported in.
to Great Britain diractly from Ireland - p 4 a
For every Gallon, Eng!ish wine measure, of Spirits,
Aqua Vita. or Strong Waters, which shall be distil-
led or made in Ireland and imported into Great Sri-
' tau% of a strength not exceeding Ito 10, hydrome-
ter proof 0 3 t
For all such Spirits above the strength of one to ten
ever hydrometer proof a du•y in proportion to the
last-mentioned duty ; and for and upon such of the
said Spirits as shall be sweetencd or compounded, a
like duty computed upon the highest degree of
strength at which such Spirits ran be made.
DII AWBACKI.
For every Barrel of Strong Beer, brewed or made is
Gr.cat Britain above sixteen shAlings the Barrel, en-
elusive of duty. not being Twopenny Ale, mon-
, tionad in the 7th Ankle Of the Treaty of the Union
with Scotland, exported to foreign parts as rnerehato
dire, the sum of 0 4 lir
For every Ton of Foreign Wiae which shall be at-
port-4 to Fereign Parts, limn or out of the entered
Stock of any Dealer or Seller of suet. Witte, the
whole of the said Duties.
Fora!! Tea, fore, in respect whereof theDaty shall have
been paid, arid which shall be duly exported to ant,
place as Merchandise, to which a Drawback of the
Duty of Tea is !WM allowed, the whole cr: the said
Duty.
That the Duties now payable on every Piece re Vellum art
Parchment, or Sheet or Piece of Paper, upon which ants -Re-
ceipt, Docharge or Acquittance, sirenfor or upon the pay-
ment of money, shall be eagrossed, written, or printed, de sears
and determine.
That for every Piece of Vellum or Parchment, er Sheet sr
Piece of Paper, upon which any Receipt, Die/charge or,Acmuit-
twice given fur or upon the payment of mbirey amounting to
2L and not al/smutting to 101. shall be engrossed, written ae
printed in Great Britain, there shall be charged a Duty of se._;
arstwhere the aline shall amount to 101. and not aroeuut to 2CE.
there shall lie charged a Duty of 4•1.; and where the same shall
amount to 201. and not automat to SOL there shall be eliatg4
a Duty of Bd.; and where the same shall amount to SOL and
not amount to 1001 there shall be charged a Duty of Si..
and where the same shall amount to 1001. and not amount to
2001. there shall be chargA a Duty of is and where the sane
shall amount to 2001. and not amount to boa there shall be
charged a Date of 3s. ; and where the same shall amount to
5001. or upwards, there shall be charged a Duty of b.

MANSION-HOUSE.

Yesterday about twelve o'clock, the LORD Mayn't
set off in his private coach and six, attended by the
Sheriffs in their state chariots, two Aldermen, and
other City Officers, to the Swan Inn, Stratford.,
where they held a Court of Conservancy for the
-county of Essex, when they swore in a jury to exa-
mine encroachments and other offences committed
upon that side of the river Thames. After this bu-
siness was was disposed of, they went to the Green
Man, at Blackhcath, and swore in a jury for the
same purpose for the county of Kent. They con-
cluded the day at the latter place with an elegant

dinner.

CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, JCNE I.

This day we have scarce any further imports of
Grain. The Wheat trade is heavy, and with much
difficulty fetches last prices. Barley and Malt con-
tinue dull, as the new impost on the latter will not be
the advantage of the buyer. Peas with Beans appear
at something lower. Sale of Oats to day tire more
ready, and we observe this article rather higher.
Flour may be noted the same.

CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN.
Wheat 50:. 58-;. 64; 1 Tick Brans °7s Sls Od
Fine do. 63:.665. Od. Oats I i 22i 24a
Rye ;Ms. 35s Od. Polan.l3 254 26s 6d
Barley 405.2 .ss. Od. Rape 5eed........ 551. 591.
Malt 40s. 455. 6d. Fine Picini. °o* 545. 04
White Peose 425. 425. 6d Second ditto.— 455. 50a. 01
Beans. ao. 345. 6d.

BIRTHS.
Saturday, in Lincoln's•lnn•fidds, the Lady of G. Bs
Tyndall, Esq. of a daughter.
On Monday last, at her house, in Guildford.street, the
Lady of jamea Mackintosh, Esq. of a daughter.
MA RR1144.
Yesterday, at St.. George's, Bloomsbury, by the Rev.
Dr. Willis, Reffor, Marmaduke Ptickett, Esq. jun. sr:
Bridlington, in the county of York, to Miss Eliza Prickett,
daughter of Paul Prickett, Esq. of Southampton-s:ieet,,,
Bloomsbury.
Matthew Beachcrofr, Esq. Lieutenant-Coloncl of the
Light Horse Volunteers of London and Westminster, to
Muss Seward, of New Millman-street.

On Saturday, at St. George's, Blooniabury • `..hn Scot',
Esq. to Mrs. Ernst.