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London, England, 1825-03-02 00:00:00

Customs shall be granted to his Majesty on all \Vine imported
into the United Kingdom, that is to say :
Duty. I Drawback.
French Wine, imported in a British ship, s„, d. s. d.
the gallon - - - t 0 6 0
in a ship not British,
the gallon - - - 6 6 6 0
Wine, the produce of his Majesty's Settle-
ment of the Cape of Good Hope, or the-
Territories or Dependencies thereof,-
- imported directly from thence in a
British ship, the gallon - - 2 6 2. 6
• in a ship not British, the gallon 2 9 2 6
All Wine, not otherwise enumerated or
described,—
imported in a British ship, the gallon 4 0 4
in a ship not British, the gallon 4 4 4 0

" 2. That all Duties of Excise and Customs on Coffee im-
ported into the United Kingdom shall cease and determine;
and that in lieu of such Duties of Excise anti Customs the fol-
lowing Duties of Customs shall be granted to his Majesty on
Coffee imported into the United Kingdom (that is to say);
Coffee, the produce of any British Colony or Plantation in
America, or of His Majesty's Dominions on the West Coast
of Africa, the lb. 6d. Duty.
front any port or place within the limits of the East
India Company's Charter, the lb. 111. Duty.
- of any oth,_l. Country, the lb. Is. 3d. Duty.

" 3. That all Duties of Customs on Hemp, rough or un-
dressed, imported into the United Kingdom, shall cease and de-
termine; and that in lieu of such Duties, the following Duties
of Customs shall be granted to his Majesty on Hemp, rough or
undressed, imported into the United Kingdom (that is to say) ;
—Hemp, rough or undressed, or any other vegetable substance
of the nature and quality of undressed Hemp, and applicable
to the same purposes, not being the produce of the British Plan-
tations in America, nor of places within the limits of the East
India Company's Charter, imported in a British-built ship, the
cwt. 4s. Bd. duty.
imported in a ship, not British, the cwt. ss. 10d. duty
ASSESSES) TaxEs ACTS—The following Resolutions reported
and agreed to, and Bill ordered :
" That the Duties on Windows or Lights charged and now
payable for, every dwelling house, with the offices, containing
not more than six Windows or Lights, and not worth the rent
of 51. by the year, and for like dwelling houses and offices con-
taining not more than six Windows or Lights, and of the value
of 51. by the year, and for like dwelling houses and offices con-
taining not more than seven Windows or Lights, severally
chargeable by the Act of the 48th year of his late Majesty King
George the Third, Schedule ( A):
And also such of the Duties of Is. 6d. in the pound as are
charged and now payable by the said Act of the 48th year of
Kino,, George the Third, Schedule B. for every inhabited dvrel-
lino., house, with the offices and lands therein described, being
under the rent oflol. by the year :
And also the Duties charged and now payable by Schedule
C. No. 3, of the Act of the 48th year of his late Majesty, and of '
the 52d year of his late Majesty, Schedule C. No. 3, for every
male person employed as an occasional Waiter iv. any tavern,
coffee-house, inn, or otherhouse, in the said Schedule mentioned,
for a period of six calendar months and also for a lesser period
than six calendar months in every year respectively ; and for
every such person not being a Servant, who has been, or shall
be, employed as an occasional Waiter in any private house not
less than six times within the year; and for every Male person
employed by any stable-keeper, for or in expectation of profit, to
take care of any horse, mare, or gelding, kept for the purpose of
racing, running, or training, as therein described :
And also the Duties on Taxed Carts now payable, as are
charged by and described in the Acts of the 50th year of his late
Majesty, No. 2, and of the 52d year of his late Majesty, Sche-
dule D. No. 4 :
And also the Duties charged, and now payable by Schedule
D. No. 5 and No. li, of the said Act of the 48th year of his late
Majesty, and of Schedule D. No. 5 and No. 6, of the Act of the
52d year of his late Majesty, by Coachmakers, and Makers of
other Carriages chargeable with Duty by the said Acts, and on
Carriages made, sold, or repaired as therein mentioned ; and
also, by persons selling Carriages by auction, or on commission :
—Also, the Duty now payable, by the Act of the 58th year of
his said late Majesty, on Carriages with four wheels, constructed
as therein mentioned, and drawu by ponies, mules, oxen, or
asses, as therein described :
And also the Duty chargeable by the ,%ct of the 59th year of
his said late Majesty, upon every person keeping any Mule or
Mules for the purpose of carrying ore, slate, or atone, coal or
culrn, to or from the mine or pit, or for the purposes of carry
ing lime, sea-sand, sea-weed, or other manure, on the backs
of such Mules as therein mentioned ; shall severally cease and
• determine. _ _ __ _

And also, so much of the said Duties to cease and determine
as have been compounded for or renewed, under several Acts
of his present Majesty, and of the additional Duties granted
by the said Acts, and payable on contracts of composition in
respect of the Duties so to cease and determine, shall also re-
spectively cease and determine."

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
1. Lord Archibald Hamilton—Bill to amend the Small Debt
Act of Scotland.
2. Sir Geo. Hill—Bill for the regulation of Co-partnerships of
certain Bankers in Ireland.
ORDERS OF TEIE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. Liverpool and Manchester Railway Bill—Adjourned De-
bate.
2. Ways and .Means—Committee.
13. Supply—Committee.

NOTICE GIVEN YESTERDAY.
IVednesday, March 'J.
1. Mr. Secretary Peel—Bill to consolidate the Laws relating
to Juries, and for regulation of Special Juries.
2. Mr. Home Drummond—Bill for the more easy recovery of
Small Debts in the sheriff Courts in Scotland.