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SUPPLEMENT.

Any Deed or Instrument, whether voluntary or gra-
tuitous, or upon any good or valuable consideration
(other than a bonafide pecuniary con si deration) whereb y
any sums of money, whether limited or unlimited in
amount, and whether theretofore charged or charge-
able, or by such Deed or Instrument made, de novo,
charged or chargeable on any lands, tenements, or
hereditaments, or heritable subjects,.'• dr upon any
chattels, real or personal, or not so chargeable; and
if so charged or chargeable,, whethet to be raised at
all events or not; or whereby any share .or shares
(whether limited or, unlimited in amount) in any of
the Government •or Parliamentary Stocks or Funds,
or in the Stocks andTtinds of the Governor and Com-
pany of the Bank of England, or of the East India
Company, or of the South Sea Company; or whereby
any annuity or annuitielirent-charges, or other annual
payment or payments, or any part or share tLereof,
shall be settled, or agreed to be settled, upon or for
the benefit of any person or persOns, either in posses,
sion or reversion, either absolutely or conditionally,
or contingently or for life, or other partial interest,
or in any manner whatsoever, or made liable to any
trust or purpose whatsoever.
If such sum or sums of money, or the value of such
share or shares, in all or any of the said Stocks or
Funds, or the value of such Annuity or Annuities,
Rent-charge Or Rent-charges, or other annual Pay-
ment or Payments, or the part or ',arts thereof, so
settled or agreed to be tatted (such value to be as-
certained as hereafter mentioned), or Loth shall
amount 'to £l,OOO -
And if the same shall 'amount to 101,000, and not
amount* to 12,000 • -
And if the same shall amount to £2,000, and not
amount to 13,000 - -
And if the same shall amount to
.X 3,000, and not
amount to £4,000
And if the same shall amount to X 4,000, and not
amount to £5,000
And if the same shall amount to £5,0:-.0, and not
amount to £6,000
And if the. same shall amount to d_'6,ooo, and not
amount to £7,C00
And if the same shall amount to £7,000, and not
amount to 48,000
And if the same shall amount to £3,000, and not
amount to £lO,OOO
And if the same shall amount to £lO,OOO, and not
amount to Li 2,000
And if the same shall amount to £12,000, and not
amount to £15,000
And if the same shall amount to £15,000, and not
amount to £20,000
And if the same shall amount to 120,000, or up-
wards
And where any such Deed or Instrument as last
mentioned, together with any Schedule, Receipt,
or other matter put or endorsed thereon, or an-
nexed thereto,shall contain 2,100 words cr up-
wards, then ar every entire quantity of I,oso
words contained therein, over and ;:bove the first
1,080 words, a further prove aive duty of 1 o
This clause is founded upon the practice which has
prevailed, of evading the Duty,- by assignments of
property to Trustees, and by presents dining
The Duty will henceforth nttadi to all such grant of
property during life, as well as when regularly be-
queathed by Last will and testament.

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It is matter of just surprise, that, although the
Classics have formed part of our national Education -
for above SOO years, yet no author ever assembled
a►l the facts necessary to illustrate the Classic Au-
thors in a single Volume, adapted to the economy of
Schools. This, however, has been effected within the
past month, by the Rev. B. Jon N SON; u ho, in his suc-
cinct and elegant Grammar of classical .Literaturr ,
has produced a universal note-book to ancient lea,*
ing,• which ought to be put into the hands of every
youth, as soon as he begins to read any Classic autho r.