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•DUTIES ON PROFITS OF FOREIGN OR COLONIAL
POSSESSIONS OR SECURITIES.

THE PROPERTY' ACT of Me 46th of hit prtteat
Majesty, &rear, That Profits, arising from Foreign Posses.
'lons or Foreign Securities, or In any of his Majesty's Dousinions
beyond the Sees, shall be Assessed by the Commissioners acting
for London, Bristol, Liverpool, or Glasgow, at or oeareee to
which such property shall have been first imported, or at or
nearest to which the Person who shall have received Remittances
shall reside ; and the Act of the 48th of his present Majesty di-
rects, That whenever the Produce or Profits arising as aforesaid
shall have been imported Into •r received by any person partly in
the Port of London, and partly imany of the Outports above
mentioned, the whole of such Produce or Profits shall be assess-
ed by the Commissioners of London, and not elsewhere ; and
whenever such produce or profits shall have been wholly impor.
ted into or received by any person in the Outports above men.
tioned, but in different parts, in two or more of such Outports,
the whole thereof shall be assessed at that Port at which the ma-
or part in value shall have been imported or received, provided
that the returns of such produce or profits shall be delivered to
the Commissioners at each of the placvs at which any part :hereof
shall have been imported or received. It being also further direct-
td, by the said just mentioned Act of the 46th of his present
Majesty, That the Agent or Receiver of such Produce or Pro.
firs shall be charged for the same, and shall be answerable for all
acts required to be done for assessing andpayiog the duties on such
property, whether the Owner or Proprietor be resident in Great
Britain or not, under the penalties contained in the said Acts.
His Majesty's Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes hereby
give Notice, That strict inquiries are now making as to all Pro.
perry so imported or received, and by whom or ea whose ao.
count ; but, being desirous to avoid the initiation of Penalties,
they hereby require, that all Persons, who, as Owners or Pro-
prietors, or as Agents or Receivers of Profits or of Property, of
the descriptions above mentioned, shall have received the same in
Great Britain, and who have neglected or omitted to comply
with the provisions of the Acts new recited, by not delivering
full and complete Returns for the current and any former year
for which they may be in default to the Commissioners of the
respective places above stated, according to the directions therein
contained, do forthwith deliver such Returns, otherwise they
will be proceeded against for the Penalties incurred by such omis-
sion ani default.

The said Commissioners having been informed that several
Estates stand charged with annuities to persons residing in Great
Britain, payable out of the proceeds of the said Estates, and that
it has become a practice to deduct the amount of the said annui-
ties front the Estimate of Profits, thereby net only reducing the
income of the Proprietor, but congealing the payment of said
annuities, think it necewary to state, that no annuity or interest
of money charged on any Estate in his Majesty's Foreign Dorni-
nions ought to be deducted from the Estimate of Profits, but
ought to be isicluded therein as part of the profits of the Estate,
payable to the Annuitants; and that the Proprietors or their
Agents are respectively liable to the duty to be charged thereon ;
and that, in all cases, where, after payment of such annuities, no
profit would remain to be accounted for by the Proprietors or
their Agents, they are bound to return the amount of such An-
nuities and to be charged for them ; in all which cases the Pro-
prietors or their Agents respectively arc to deduct from the ree
spective Annuitants their proportion of the duty so charged in
respect thereof. By order of the Board,
MATTHEW WINTER, Secretary.
Office for Taxes, November 5, 1608.

ESTATES in the COUNTY of DONEGALL, IRELAND.
TO BE PEREMPTORILY RESOLD, pursuant to certain
Orders of the High Court of Chancery in England, made in
Causes intituleu Downes against Thomas and Downes against
Thomas, certain Lands, Hereditament, and Premises, com-
prised in the Manors of Roireranagh and Elogh, in the County
of Donegan, in the KingdoM of Ireland,
PART of the &STATES of the MARQUIS of
DoNEGA!..l.,,,atiiieonotnlv to the' whole 23,196 Acres
and 17 Perches, 'Agee' to the several valid Leases subsisting
thereon, for an nnexpirxvitterm of one thousand years at a pepper
corn rent, before SA MU CL COMPTON Cox, Esq. one of the Mar
tees of the said Court, at the public Sale Room of the said Court,
in Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, London, ou Friday
the 18th day of November, 1808, at eleven o'clock in the fore.
noon, in the several Lots. and subject to the conditions stated is
the printed particulars, which may be had gratis at the said Mar
ter's Chambers, in Southampton-Buildings, aforesaid; of Messrs.
Aldridge and Colley Smith, solicitors, Lincoln's-lnn ; of Messrs.
Manley and Lowe, Solicitors, Inner-Temple; of Mr. Whitten,
Solicitor, Great James-street, Bedford-row; of Mr. Jacques,
Land-surveor, 'Hatton-Garden ; and in Ireland of Mr. William
Espinasse, Solicitor, Stephen's-Green, Dublin.
ALD RLD GI andCOLLIY SMITH, LilICOIO'S•111.ns
Plaintiffs' Solicitors.

TO SPCfRTSIVIEN.—TO BE SOLD,
THE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY of n complete
VILLA and FER.ME ORNEE, situated on the basks of the
River Det..

N. Possessing a comfortable, retired, and elegartt acsonanto•
dation for a Bachelor or small genteel Family ; and to any X3en •
tieman who might for the summer months delight in angling, it
is unique—the present Proprietor has, for several seasons past,
caught from 7001 b. to 10001 b. weight of salmon and gilse.
The House, which is in the Cottage Style, was built about
four years ago, and is fitted up in a tasteful and appropriate man-
ner; it consists of an Entrance-hall, Dining and Drawing-room,
and small Library, two llt-d-rooms, two Attics, Housekeeper's-
coons, with light Closet, two Store-rooms, Butler's Pantry, Wa-
ter-eloset, Servants'-hall, a Kitchen and Scullery, and Pipe of
Water, a Butler's-room, Beer and Wine Cellars, Wood and
Coal Houses, Three-stall Stables, double Coach-house, Cow-
house, and Poultry-yard, Laundry, Wash-house, with led and
Cold Pipes, Drying-room, a detached Larder, with other con-
veniences.

The GROUNDS comprise about Ten or Twelve Acres, a small
Kitchen-garden, wi:ls Gardener's House, two Paddocks, small
Orchard and Shrubbery, with a Hanging Wood, in a thriving
condition, situated along the Banks of the River; besides, about
l'seenty Acres of a hlocr Incloaure, intendedfor aillantation.
This charming .?porting Ret.r.. at is distant about twenty-tbres
miles from Aberdeen, Stonckaven, and Montrose, to all which
places ttrre are excellent Turnpike Roads, within a quarter of;
mile of the Cottage, with the convenicncies of a Mail Coach,
Daily Post, and carriers. The neighbouring country affords a
great abundance of Grouse and all sorts of Game, Red and Roe
Deet, and die Proprietor has an exclusive and uninterrupted
right of fishing over two or three miles of the finest river in Scot-
land. There are tweuty-fight years of the lease not expired, be.
sidts ihrte lives alrcedynamed, all ender twenty-eight years.—
The Ground rent is moderate; and a small contiguous Farm of
excellent land, With th'e right of pasturage of eighty acres, falls
into the lease on die death of a man aged 74.
The Furnitur? and Fixtures, whicli are adapted to the house,
to be taken at a valuation. The price, exclusive of the above, is
fixed at .e2OOO, part of which may remain in the Purchater's
bands, on filnding adequate security ; and he might also be accom.
-mod.ted with from °Leto two hundred dozen of wine., of diffe-
rent qualities, from fens tcskw years in bottle.
Aipikatiou to be ma le.by letters (post peid) to the Proprietoe,
J. Burnett te3. by BasAkerbgausardatestire, Northfiritain. ,