The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-24 00:00:00

TQ TIIE FACULTY.

ANY • PHYSICIAN
that is not 'yet►
fixed, or
that does not find hi,i 40nation correspond
.y, itti his
wishes, nay hear of tilt; TrWit favourable oiTortunity,
in succession to a Gentleman whp Ills been long in prac-
tice, and i$ about to retire, and in one of the principal
towns in Ettsland. .
Persons qt CharaCter and Respeitability applying per-
sonally, oibvletter, with their real signature, post-p.ucl,
at No. 59, Watling.,street,• London,. wig' be inforincd of
every partteular.

TO THE CARIOUS IN-' FISH --SAUCE.
A CAUTION TO 'FAMILIES.;
13URGESS's ESSENCE (7F ANCHOVIES.
THF, great Reputation. which.. Mr, BURGESS'
has gained hy • his. Essence of Anchovies, and ether
Rich Sauces for Fish-Sauce,,Sttmed Beef, fished Calves
Beads, Beef Steaks, Made Dishes, Wild Fowl, and (;acne,
With many Delicacies for the Thle, 5;,;,!-board and"
Store.room,'vyhich.are there fully expreiesed in liis•Cata-,.
.loguo (he being the I nyentor of them),
..has induced many
persons to givethe same name to artfc‘les entirely &Wilco,
which are vended at many shops in London, by persons
Who go to the principal towns in England,. Ireland and
Scot land, to solicit Orders'of Tradesmen and Inn-keepers,
'Who in consequence are often scrvedmith a rious sort,
of very inferior tiality,
:which is not only an imposition,
but a great disappointment to 'Families who ptirc.:ase
than With a view of having good. Sauce to their I 7 &c.
- 'N.B, None are his genuine, but what have. this.
on the label, " Burgess's Ori,-inal and Sup..,rior
of Anchovies, No. I°7, Stratit Corner. tit' Savoy Steps,
London."
West India Merchants Planter., Officers of thei.,.sL7i:
and Army, supplied with Rich Sauce 4 of every etesc.•:4,-
tion for Fish; Hashes, Cold • Me.iii, Acc.. SAil44 4)11,
Pickles awl Mdstard, Pickled Bcel in Reim's aad Bris-
kets, Pickrirtripc, kc ltc.`. properly prepaii4 for keep-
ing in arty Climate, by J, burscsi 44 Son, as above, upon
thy shortest notice.' . • •

OFFICE OF COMMERCIAL:COMMISSIONERS. ,
No; 7, Austin- Eyiars, Feb. 24, Oat .
/714 E COMMERCIAL. COMMISSIONERS
for the CITY of LONDON and its Vicinity, have
observed; that many ptrsons have mistaken the Principle
of the Ads for levying a Duty on Income, and particular-
ly the meaning of tile Ailt of last year, and have thereby
been subjected to great inconvenience, and in many, ease;
been assessed in diftierent places ; the Commissipuers are
therefore induced to otter, and earnestly to recommend the
tbllowing explanations to the attention of-the, Public, as
it will be their duty henceforWard .to - enforce the.Proei-
siOns of the several ACts,.without regarding the inconve-
nience td which those w ho neglect to conform to the _Lew
will be liable. ,
The Acts 'of le Geo. 111. cap. 13v. and of 34 and .40.
Geo. 111. cap. 49„,Lequire,
sat, That all Persons dng4ged in Trade or MantifaOure
carried on in London or -Westminster, the Boroogh of
Southwark, or in any of the Parishes ,in the County 01-•
Middlesex, Essex, Kent, or Surrey, any, part :of which
Parishes lie within Ten Miles of the Royal Exchange teA-
cept such whose Incomes trout Trade do not amain:: to
'load:), shall deliver in their Statements to the Coniniel-
cial Commissioners for the City of London and its _Vici-
nity i • and the Income:of every such Person is coartitable
only by the said Commercial Commissioners,
ad, That the Whole I ncome of every Person (whether
engaged in Trade or not) shall be stated and paid ter in one
and the same Place, and that no Person's income shalt
be divided, so as to he charged in different Distrietsk ex
cept in the caseof a Person engaged in hoe than elle Part-
. nerrhip, or more than one Concern, carried on-in Afferent
Places. Then the Whole Income of each. Partnership
must be stated distinctly, and be paid for in the Place
where each respective 'Business is carried on; and the As-
esessments must he made on each Concern, and on all the
Partners for their I ntereat therein, either jointly fur the
whole Income of the Partnership, or on each separately
for his respective proportion : but if the Assessment be
made on the Partners jointly tbr their trading Concern,
the private Inconie of each must. be g,ivets. in separately ;
and in case such private Income falfsliort of toot a year,
the proportion of Income derived front Trade whet be de-
clared, in order to ascertain the Rate of ASseasment ; yet
in this particular case the parties May elect to pay one
their private Incense, at either .of the places where they -
arc assessed et! their Trade; but they Will be expected
to declare in their Statements 'where such private
In-
come are to be paid for.
. ,3d, That in the case of a Trade or Mannfa.Clure nf one .
joint Concern, but carried on in aiirereht Di'stritle, the
principal Partner may eled in which thee Statements of
all the Partners shall be delivered ; but they must all go
to the same Board, where the private I in.:omes, crust also
• •
be uise4eft.
4th, That --all Persons engaged in Trade ortilanitfaie-
ture shall apecity the. District where they :were assessed
in the last year, and oil what average, or on What. years
their Statements were made out ; and in casns.of Partner-
ship, the Statements utuat contain the moue and resi. •
(Unix of every Partner, and whether the Statement of the
former Year conelined the joint or set ituitc. 1 ecoines of the
Partners, and betorc what Commissionenethey were as.
seised.
sth, net ail Persons, shall distiliguish‘how Mitch of
the Suits on tiara Statements is. payable on aceourit ui
Trade or Manufacture, andhow much on- accouot ot-Itt-
come derived from other sedrce or sources..
The ACt of 39 Cho. 111. cap. aa, requires, . .
6th, That all Persons Boole to be aseleased by thC-•Corn-
inertial Commissioners 411:a1 deliver 'their Statemeins of,
Income on or before the ecth day of March is every year.; .
any,detault indelivering, the Statements in due iiitW, or in
complying with the several Directions : prescribed by the
Act, as ro the tuntleof makin
g taeiti our; or any neglect or:
refusal to return a Sellidgle of consequence.of
a Precept iSStiett by the ctnnniissianers,
Dethulter liable to the Penetty of Twenty Potieds.
The COounissinuers feel it necessary. to obscrvc, that
this. Tax is laid on the Income of theeterreht yeas'; not, as
has hcsal erroneously 4g:incised, on the 'mashie of the pre-
ceding tear: it therefore :beeernea.neceeaary to ante that
•
Income; divid.-d into two parts
, IS?, Certain or fixed Income'. •
2d, Uncertain or casual • •
cottain, .fixteal, and regular Income arises front
tbegefits or Lands anti }loosest from the Interestiot-Mo;
ttey,`Atuni Dividends on the Public Funds, and the like;
',lid is to he ascertaineat at the time of delivery of the S tate-
merus, according to the Sion whielt it -will produce be.
tv. Le) the sth of April del, and the sth of April 1802 e
e:.l soon everv.subsequent Year.
Secondly, Acome to he deiived front Trite Ind other
sucti4ilceßevenue is considered as uncertain or casual,
anti its probable arnbunt is therefore to be-estimated from
Oho was. the. actual *duce of the preceding year; or me.
i:ording to an average of the three last years, every' such
.yearjto be considered as.completed On the .3 tst 'Decem-
ber, or at such time Of the year as the party has be,3‘ ae-
ettstoined to`ntake up his accounts, but in no, case later
than the day limited for the. delivery of Statentent, 'that
is, the Thirtieth Day of March. ,
Every Person is now bound tdcontinue to estimate. this
part of his Income, on one year .or the aver* of three
years, :agreeably tuethe option he has•alreatly ;rude in.:tills
reepeet,
All Persons becoming entitled to any Income befavieri
the sth Day .of April, rBos, and the sth Dayen -April,
or witlt'vi the same .period-in mnv 4tibtsetll.4eJit, yeare
are required to return a Statement the'reof witant ticenty
days atter the, game shall have accrued, uilesstlivitoeigi-
, nal Statement will cover the Addition., . • -
And all rerSQll6 coining into a Share nfany Trade or
Arilutufature, must cat innate their inemrie for the euvent
year, aecoplingito' the Income whirls such Trade tirade.
• red in the preceding year, or on an average of Wier years
to the Parties thei, in le session thereof.
This Tax is laid on Income, not oo Expetliture-e all
Income, therefore, 'the Property of Persons. resident in
Great Britain,. which becomes iii any manner profitable
torts owner, is liable to the Fax, betore any appropria-
tion of it take places in augmentation or otherwisei •
All Persons who are to be assessed by the -Commercial
- Commissioners are deited to scrod tbr proper Forms for.
, Statements to the Office, No. 7, Anstio-ef red's, and to be
very careful in correctly filling up the Blinks. •
• No Statementa can be received- as valid, which are not
complete. . .
7 • TIIO. Sec.

OFFICE OF COMNIKRCIiL
No. Austin Friars, Fe15'2,4, 1801.
THE Gomniercial Commissioners-for the City
I of Londdn and its Vicinity, hereby give notice, That
in pursuance -of the' several Acts, tot granting certain
PlitleS upon -Neon*, they have appointed ,their 'Secre-
tary' THOMAS MAK SHAM, 'Esq. to receive' Statements
of iitconie from all Persolls' engaged in Trade or Nl.inu-
fakture entitled to.,be assessed by them within "be Liirtita
of their jurisdiction.
The Statements are to' be sealed np,. and 'addnmseCl to
the said THOMAS NI Aft S 11AM, Esq. and to Ir. delivered at
this °ince, where attendance will be given to rei.tive the
same every day (Sundays excepted) froth Ten o'Ctikk in
the Forenoon until Four In the-Afternoon.

• " " -
Every Person bringing a Statement is to receive a Num-
ber at this Oifiee, by which Number he is to demand the
Certificate onus Asseisinent when . •
THOMAS MARSHAM, Sec.
N. , Proper Forms, with Blanks tine making out
Stateinents, may be had at this Qtfice,

Tor iirtinning Term, from
Licly,dily or MidsinnineP next, in eithor the Counties
Somer4et,Gloucester, , Wilts, or Betts, not less
than:Ficrr-Miles from Ilondotr, where, the Roads aro
thoreighly good,-
A"mRN BUILT FAMILY MOUSE, in
•
good Repair, cOmpri;ing not less than six best Bed-
chambers, Dining, Drawing, and Gentleman's Rooins,
of -good dimensions, and instable Otliees and Sin-yams
Rooms, with Stabling and Conch-house, a Walled Gkir-
den, and from Twenty-livc to Thirty Acres of (Ars
Ladd contiguous. •
Particulars to be sent, to htr. Wranghtn, Stekluo6
NA.. so, New Bond.strcct, Loudon-
I •

DAWCINC---PRIVAT TUITION.
SCOTCH and IRISH STEPS.

/R. HOPKINS has'the Honour to, inform the
.1%/1. NOBILITY, GENTRY, OFFICERS in the
ARMY And NAVY, and his Fricieds in general, that he
continue.; to instruct Gentlentep ant Ladies in the Most
elegant Variety of the SCOTCH and I RISH.,STE PS,
with all the modern Requisites of DANCING the MI-
NUET, LOUVRE, COTILLIONS, HORNPIP‘ES,.
REELS, and ENGLISH COUNTRY DANCES, after
the most approved and fashionable Style t and the cows,:
of their Attendance made conveciept to themselves. He
also attends at Home such LadieS. and Gentlemen as ho-
nour,him with their Address, by an neplication at his Re-
sidence, Coaelynaker's Hall, Forster4tine,_Clieapside.

. . . .
PARENTS AN!) GUARDIANS
Entrusted with the Education of Youth ' may in 2 short
tines, nave tlwiti i'mnpletti.i, formed to apitm• to the first
Cif,:les with that Ekgance and distittgutsited Ease which
is ev!!ratton4nt on Politeness and Good Breeding. "

arding.SehoOlsatt-ende7d. •
Wit. The Morning Academy, for -Ladiesbnlv, is open,
and xvill be continued till His Majesty';; trout
Eleven o'Clock till Three.

PLACES under GOVERNMENT, anti MONEY
CONCERNS. •

hBE DISPOSED OF, an Appointment: of
oot. p9t. 3001. and soot. per ann.. Gentlemen
that have intere3t,may be lammed it n several genteel Ap-
pointments of 601.' 701. 801. tool. 'sot. 2ool: 3001. .wool.
6001. Roof. thool. and tsool. per ann. at Rollie and'
Abroad. Commissions: in the Army for ,Sale and Ex-
change. Three Thousani Pounds immediately ready for.
the 'purchase of an Annuity upon Land or Funded Pro-
petty, or any other eligible Security, for the iltite of the
grantor. or • Grantee, .or redeemable. Persons possessing
real Incomes for Lite arising front Estates, Houses, Mo..
nev in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements,
Church Livings,-Jointures, &c. "Sze. may be
aecumino-
dated with .Stints to any amounf,; redeemable at their
Option, and their affairs transatled `,With secresy and dis-
patch.. . •
Personal Applications to Melville.anil Co. No. 7, Ce-
cil-street,'Stranct, from Eleven till Three o'Clock. No
Letters received hut what are paid.
Melville and Co. inform Gentlemen that hold Appoint-
ments under GevernMent, that wish to retire, and have
intetest-to.proeure a Transfer in favour of Parsons of Re-
tbey,ean make a compliment of from Three
to Seven Years Salary for the same.
N. K. Government Secutitie.ibottglit and sold.-

. .
This bay was published, Prite Half-a',Crown,
DONIESTIC UNION; or, LONDON AS
SUOULD, BE Containing Obseriations on
the present state at' the Municipality of Ltintivo ; with
I Inw for its extension !tiptoviitnl;nt ; together with
• Reinuiis; en the West India Docks in the Isle of Dogs;
the NV,,ppii),.; Do.:1;s; the Projeth; for Improving 1,011;1,11..
Brid.:,e; awl New Icon 1 idte across the
th*C:ol:ilZin the South-side of thu kiser ; arid
the :-.;vtiatNew it teets under present
BY 111-` AUTIiV ft ot the PQRTENTOUS Li LOBE.
l'optilutts Cities please me .theil,
, And the' inisy olltien:"
Vtioftd ic.6.,Walctr, Charilig-crows; and told by J.
Scwell, C.:kJ:IOIAL

REMARK. .
As Tickets have risen in price, and ill, in all proliabi.
lity, continue to rise, it does ;not, appear that any otf.:r to "
" fake back Tickets or Shares, return isuieliase
Money, on the Saturday preceding the Drawing,' can he
of advantage to the Public; hut'to those who think other-
wise, Sw tyr rind Co. bt.l.leave to say, that they. :mi.
.equally ready as any OifiCe in the Kingdom-it° make such
engagement, if required at the time of the porchttse:
-Country Correspondents, remitting Bank Notes, Casli,
good Bills, or Post-Office Orders, will have Tkkcts ur
Shares sent them, pd an account of their success :1S soon

Sw i r:•r and Co. hava been rentukably tortunate to the
Public, in the sale of Capital Prizts in ftte.iii,e Lottcries.

• STATB-I.O'II'ERY' ibr 1300.
D . •
Begins rawing the ad of Alarch, 1801.
Tu'TICIKETS arc Soldand Divided into'
HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS and SIXI.
TEEN'rIIS, by lIA4ARD, BURNE and Co-. Stock.
Brokers, at their State...:LotreryMtlice, No. 93, under the
Royal Exchange, London, and no where eIW on their ac-
count.
All Oates sold at this Office will be stamped agreeable
to Act of Pad:aim:tit, and also ‘‘.ith the Crown, anti round
it Hazard and Co.'s Lottery-
Letters, post-13.'4; duly answert4l, and Schemes, gratis.,
Orders, accompanied with short dated Bills on Ltindon,
or POst-Ottice Orders, punctually attended to; ma to prey;
vent ini§talzes as, wcil as delay, Correspondents are .re.
quested tc trasinit thiltu by Post. ' •
Bank,Tudia, and Couth Sea Sucks, with their several,
Annuities, litaia jionds, Exchequer Bills, and all kind of
Government Securities, bcutglit and agild by Connulisilo.
•-•

PPitCHASEItS in the LOTTERY SECURED
from LOSS.

No. 4, CORNIiKb, LMTBON.
MERCHANTS BANKERS, LOTTERY
SOCIETIES, and-the PtlllLlc in ge,neral, AT4
rCSpettftlity iathrined, that TICKETS or .SHAMES
purchale4 la the present ENGLISH ,LuvrE RY the.,
above Old Established Office,
•
(One of the Contraelors with Government for the said
Lottery), •
• 41140AGtS TO TAKII SACK
On the Saturday berine the -Drawing, or return the
• Purchase Money,
Should T i 4fX tr s or Su Ait Es be lower than the. present
Priie.•
Purchasers at the above, Office will therefore, have the
double Advantage ; they
MAY-C; AIN BUT CANNOT LOSE.•
Tickets and Snares arc scilinsin the greatest variety at
the same Price as every other Ottice of Credit ; and Per-
sons in thc Country, desirous' of having "C ICK LTS Of
SHAMES, rhay be supplied ..the same as if present, by
sending Post-04fice OrdeFs, good Bills at short Dates,
Bank Notes, or (gash to the Old- Estanlished Office,
No. 4, L:01RNIII,1.1... LONDON ;
Ot The erne of the Lottery this yrar is universally ap.
vroved, hndcohtains the following Capital Prizes :
2 • - 30,000 4 -of -7 5000
a - of - ao,ooo of . boa*
3 - of - 10,000 to 'of moo •
16 - - of - sots, &c.
l'EaltUAltY.'l4tloES-
- - - .17 90
Half o Eighth -1 S 6
Quarter 4 to o riotteenth • - t 3, o
*„'t Tickets will rise gradually—as the Drawing rep-
pro:wires, and will dot be cheaper,
Ti‘kets and Shares aegistereit ; Money.for the Prices as
soeni as Drawn ; and all Business relative to the Public
transaacd with fidelity and dispateli, by 17. • SI Sli.

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