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; y ither the centrilutor tn• the amount, but the
certificate murk have the fame letter or number a•
the check iillsed from the Commiilioner's Office.—
' The certificate final be left at the Committoner's
Office, and the Commiffioner or his Clerk thall give
a receipt accordingly, which than be fufficient
• charge fora year's afficifirent.
If the Referees Oo not deliver a certificate to the
Commiffioners within the time fnecitiect, they may
bet the Al in force the fame as if no reference had
en made.
• Perl'ons who have made eleCtion as aforefaid fhall

no, he excused from returning lifts of the Perfons,
1 bodies politic nr corporate, fraternities. fellowthips,
companies, or focieties for whom they may aft.
The Commifiloners (hail give a certificate to the
Referees of the allowance to be made tor their trouble ;
this to be pail at the Receiver Genet al's Office. The
fum not to exceed 3d. in the pound of the affearnent
where the firm is declared, the allowance to be at the
difiretion of the Commiflioners where it is not, but
a retard to be had to the condition of the party and
the Referee.
In default of proceeding in the reference, the Corn-
miffioners (hall afills.
Pertnns clot making an eheion to be charged by
Referees, !hall deliver a ftatement in writing of the
. amount of duty chargeable upon him on his own.ac-
ionnt, nr on account of any perfon for whom he may
aft in the charafters before defcribed, from every
Source, according to the Schedule (D). This to be
' exchifire of profits or gains of property, or office or
employment of profit, and alto exclufive of any an-
nuity or intern' of money, which the perfon may be
charged by this Aft.
Perfons afting for others, who, by reafon of loch
incapacity as aforefaid, cannot be Charged, (hall deli-
ver an eliimate, and a declaration of the manner of
eflimaring. If more than one affeffment is made by
different people alting for the fame perfon on the
I fame account, he flail be relieved from the double
at fTment by appeal to the Commiffioners.
Officers of any Corporation, Fellowlhip, Company,
, or SoCiety, (hall within the limited time deliver in an
elflimate and a declaration of the manner in which,
-they eftimate the profits of the fociety, &c. exclufive
of profits or falai ies by their officers.
Such Agent or Truftee than forfeit a rum not ex.
eeeding gbl. for not deliveting in Inch return within
the time limited, without the Commiffioners, on a fa-
tisfallory reafon being affigned,flall extend the term.
Corporations, Companies, &c. having property in
different diaries, may have Separate returns made by
their agent in each.
1 fpfons not engaged in trade or mannfaaure mall
. be charged in the diftria where they refide, or did 1
• tefide, at the time of general notice. Tradefmen or 1
htanufalturers (ball be charged where their trade or
roanyfartnre is carried on. In order to afcertain thin,'
, The perfon along with his eftimate is to deliver a de-
claration of the place where he is chargeable, and
'hall name the place, if they are chargeable in any
other place.
Perfons having tiro or more bottles, (hall be rated
in the place where they refide at the time of general
notice. .
If the Coirnmilfioners require it, fnch perfons fhall
deliver an'eftimate in each place of refidence or trade,
but not be liable to double charge. But if defirous
- or making their return to an Affeffor, they (hail be at
liberty to do fo, and he (hall deliver it at the MEG
tant Commiffioner's Office.
The Affeffors flail make out a lift of the perfons
tin whom notices have been ferved; and, if other per-
irons Sall come to reticle within the diftria, or the
Ykffeffor Sall have negleiled any notice, the Commit:
, /otters may order frefh notices to be aired.
' Affeffiirs negleAng to appear in due time, or not
lretnrniog the names of perfons who ought to be in.
lauded, Mall forfeit a furn not exceeding aol. for each
offence.
The Comroiffioners' Clerks to make abftrafts of
the returns made to the Aillaant Commiflioners, ar-
, . ranged alphabetically the
to the wards, parifh-
es, &c. where the duties are, chargeable, to which
books 'of abftraOs any infpator or fur veyor (hail have
free accefs.
The Affiftant Ccmrniftioners flail appoint meetings
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for tine
pupae of f
baring the ftatements delivered in,
in tale no information than be given by the Infpeaor
or Surveyor of the infufficiency of the flatement, or
no objeftion' be made to it, the Commiffioners (hall
offers the phry accordingly. But if the Commiffron-
ers require a verification, the perfon *aided (hall, on
receiving notice thereof, appear and make oath to the
truth of his flatement, or (ball be at liberty to amend
the accotint, and then (wear to the truth of it. The
party Shall be ladled accordingly.
But, if the Surveyor or Infpeftor Oran be di fratisfied
With fuch determination as thefe Affiflant Commit'.
Loners (hall have then made, he may appeal to the
Cnmmiffioners for general purpofes, who (ball return
an anfwer to the cafe and their opinion thereon, which
may alter or confirm the affeffment.
The Infpeaors and Surveyors are authorifed and
required to make objeaions in writing whenever they
think fit., as to any default in the delivery of a nate-
ment t or if tile Afliflant Commiffioners received in-
formation of the infufficiency of a flatement delivered,
any two or more of them may affefs filch perfon "ac-
cording to the belt of their judgment." This dccifion
it, however, liable to appeal.
" Whenever the Militant Commiffioners (hall think
proper," they may refer a ftatement to the Cora:nil-
Ironer% v. Awn making any affeffinent, and they (hall
determine in the fame manner as if the party charged
bad appealed again ft r 1.,. affeifinent.
Upon futhcient cattle being affigned, the Afilflant
Commiflioncr (hall amend any error which an Infpec-
ror or Surveyor may pint out in an affeirment.
The lorpeCtor or Surveyor may, in writing, point
out Any ohjeltion which ht has againft the affedinent
of an Militant Commiflioner, which he may tranfmit
to the Cernraiffioners for general purpofes; and he
!hall give notice to the party to appear before them.
The ASllent CommliSoners than &Hats et orates of the al:
(cif:mitts within their daltrict to the Commilfioners for General
l'invaink after which they may adjournfive d,, tattlers again choke.
or cVe fonimossed by two ur more Commillionem, or war= so Al.
Mane CommilSrocr has been appointed fur tl.c year.
Perham thinking thendelres aggrieved by the affatment of the
ASiont Commiliort es troy appeal to the CommiMotors for their
diflrkt, ankh the affr liment is madc'lrnm Mei: vcrafici Ataterwm.
The Commlliaecn @ail hart a notice of the tires of appal flack
up is their oflice, or !care it wish their Clerk. wive. time Mail
hot be -44 to.lefs in cite of fackocfs or the .sliel.ce c: the
p,..ity hem
wire rocas aerj 5i....... an an root, or vi el Is fpeclora
L et Survey= afrjera, tat Grauratfaccas spy diredt a prseept to

the party aralle..l, requiring a fehedule of the amount of his pro-
perty. proti,‘ in trade, &c. The InfecNors or Surveyors &all
4.. re free ace..r. to Inch Ichedule. and may take copies or extraeti.
Servirg the precept at the party's Omit place of refidettee Ctall be
fullicient except has removed, and then a note ma the Church
door than he binding. _ .

The Infix:tore or Surveyors may then objcdt to the contents of
the Schedule, and give a:glee to the party at their lalt or ufual
place• of abode. No affyffment !hall be allowed until the appeal is
beard, and no paion than be bound to anfwer until the time of
appeal.
The Commiffloners than have power to confirm or alter the at-
fe.Tments of the Aflifl.du Commillioner, or may require the party
to verify his fcheJtile on oath, or to amend it, and then fwear.—
The aff•ffnients (Lan then be fit aL . .

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On giving three drys notice, the Commit:Boners may order the
party, or the Clerk, Agent, or Servant of foch parties as are men-
tioned in the Aa, to return an anfwer In writing or viva UK,
tcuching all matters contained in the affSment, fehedttle, or del
claration. Such perfons may anfwer without oath or affirmation,
" and Cull be at liberty to nit& to any queflion, and itererepht.
'h., t rdife the fuse. Every fchedule may be altered or
amended after examination.

The Commilßunerd are empowered after etantination to aall
upon the perfona to verify on oath, or cite to amend the anfwers
the,. had then given. To this the party molt fubfcribe his name.
The Cornmilnoners to have power to futtimots witueffes, who
than fwear to their evidence, and fuhfcribe it with their names.

Two or more Commifiloners may air& according to the Rate-
ment of the party, as the fehedule to the Bill direds; or, if the
party, fervent, or agent refute to verify the tlatement given in by
them, or to anfwer the quertioni put to them by the Commit.
Goners, or to verify the anfwers which they have given, the Com-
mit Goners may make an alkirment " according to the heft of their
judgment, which affeffment tall be final."
The increafed amount not to exceed double the original arr.
meat or charge upon their itatemeet. Where no (tatement has
been given, to be double what the Crittunifioners may think they
ought to be charged by the febedule annexed to the Mt, unlef,
the party tall prove that the omidloa did not originate in fender
wilful nested.
Perfons changing refidence, raping over their property to see.
ther, or making it temporarily unprodudive, to be liable to the
fame penalty.
Perron' negleding to attend the commons of Commilficineri to
forfeit a fum not exceeding sol.
Thofe who may dikover an error in the fchednle Vick they
have delivered, may fend any amendment which they (tall think
fit, and Hull not he fuhjedt to any penalty for the error on omiMon
of their former Raternent. If proceedings have been commenced.
the Commifioners may charge or remit the coils as the OCCailial
The Commlifionm may write to the CommiMoners of the af-
fairs of taxes, where a perfon has property in different diltridts,
and he may empower the COmmifii• nen of the place alluded to,
to Canute au Inquiry. They (hall return an anfwer, and the perfon
' be charged or alluwed according to the refult.
Notices than be given from time to time to fuels new rciidents as
Rail be fourd to be liable to any charge. •
No perfon Ball in any cafe be liable to a doable affeffment.eitha
io perfon or by their agent
Property that has been affeffed by virtue of a-other charge (tall
be freed from any fecond charge, upon certificate of (itch affeff-
Inert being produced.
The CeonmiMoners (tall be affeffed by the Militant Commit-
floras, and the AiLftant Commiftioners Shall charge each other re.
fpedively. But no perfon prefent at the inveitigation of his
own cauk, except in cafes of appcal,where his teltimony, bet cot
his vote, tall be admiiable.
Certificates to be given to the amount affeffed, which arc to be
dlithivilibed by a letter or number, and on payment of each in-
Raiment at the Bank, or to the different Receivers, an entry 'hall
be made in their hooks, acknowledging the receipt of fo mach for
fuch a letter or number. _

The Commiffierver Sail enter accounts of the atilifinents in their
!make, and tranimit copies or extrads to the Tax Office.
They Sall alto deliver duplicates to the Reneembranca's OiSee
and to the °See of Receiver General la England or in Scotland,
according as they may be Situated.
The affedinents to be made for one year, commencing with the
sth of April In each year. Inßalments to be paid at four times—
On or before the loth of June, for the quarter commencing the
sth of April; the loth of September for the quarter commencing
the sth of July; the loth of December for the quarter 'commen-
cing the 'nth of October ; and the soth of Mardf for the quarter '
commencing the sth of January In each year.
Duplicates of the ate meats made wall be delivered to the Re-
ceivers or Colketors without the name of the I e.ty, but diitin-
guilhed by a number or i letter. Such fums as dull remain
paid may be leried as a debt upon record to the Ring. ,
The Commiflioners may regulate the payment of affellinents
made after the firft initahnent.
Ali palms eared may pay their affeffment either to the Bank,
or to the Receiver or Colkdor at their option ; ore in de/atilt, the
amount may be levied according to the provifions of the former
ads.

Tile payments are to be entered to books, and accounted foe to
the Corurniirtoners. _ _ .

The duties may be paid to the Bank in advance, and a t Meant
of y per c nt. to be allowed. The Canner [hall give a certificate,
with a number or letternotteied, which Mall Lc received as calk
at the Corwin/Boners' Office.

Here follows a Schedule marked (II), of the manner in which
the duty of is. In the pound Mail be charged to perfons in any
public office, or having an annuity, penfiaa, &a. from the King.
OfEcen in the militia or army under the rank of captain. and
in the navy below a matter and commander, are exempted.
Perfons holding an ogee or employment of lets than Ist* per
anew% tail be charged yd. in the pound, if above no/ and fo on,
In various proportions, to an income of about. 6ol,and not exceed:
log ful. pays ad. in the pound. a
If the pr, fits of trade and the Income from annuity, penfion,
Cull not amount jointly to 6cL per am. the perfon mall be exempt,
if otherwife they (hall be charged as aforementioned.
Commiffioners Mall be appointed in all public offices, to ails
there in that department.
The principal Clerks in Parliament, the principal Officers In
Counties Palatine, the Duchy of Cornwall, hcclellaflical or oth. r
Courts, Call appoint Comnaiffiocura from among the principal of.
kers M their departments.
The Mayor, Aldermen. Ste. tall adopt a &Min plan in all
citlet, towns, Ste.
Thefe appointments &A be notified to the Tax Office within •
month eta the pairing of the A& or elk the appointment Call
devolve as the Lards of the Treafory, or the Conuniffioncrs of the
than&

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he duration to be till the neat time of adamant, or till a new
irommilLontr is appointed. '
Perkin In Arch offices to &deemed 'MAW

Every Kilian to heal-Lira by ur soda the principal officer.
On penfions the principal °facer in the Eichcquer and other
aces iball base poorer to affvfs.
The Comusifficsocrs for other duties matl meet and appoint Clerks,
and the Cams:tailcoat on Offices to appoint Affiturs and Collec-
tors.

I be value of Mikes Is to eated what abatement' are allowed.
he Deputies aro to pay for Principals. (Of the value of each
office.)
AlrciTors for the ditties oe dikes to havens of the value of each
office, whereby be is to govern his afftilinent.
The department of tie same Audi be anfwenbie far deficiencies.
Duties on Of not Itoppe.; to be levied by warrant.
Nu qualifications for t ammilionem of Offices.
0 f&ers Loll be fulled to penalty for fraud*: abaft.
The duty pay be dcduded at the time of paying the Casey.
The Caminiffoners flail deliver a certificate of affeffment an
fum" under II 631. that an abatement may be meek.. . .

If a;Tetnen is may hcmadeOOCie duthrsis each fchedole. one
dci laratlon may be fulacientpaad a certlbcate aII be granted ac-
cordingly.
The Coattriiinonersmay hear claim of abatement, and certify
them.

Claims of abatement to be ntadeon oath, and regulatedocconling
to the terms of the tl Benin febediden Money at intact to be
regulated in the Came maler.
The Comasiffoners ate empowered to fettle differences between
landlord mod tenant bet the contend between them fluff not be
allowcd to militate ;OKA the principles of this Ad.
Partner, Guardians, and Executors to beliable for thole they re.
peel nt.
The Bank of England Is aothorlied to receive solantary contri-
butions, and is to open an account with the 'Ermine*. Seth con-
tributions may be paid along with the affefftnent. The caller
Chan give a certificate accordingly, which lhall be dcessal a tug-
debt difebarge.
The Coiketora, Jae. to pay to the Retch, et-neneral.

The 1110Waliet fur COVeanel the*Gftle a for RAMC&
Nun Am, Ao as bdwit thc pan tbc Att.

a;RTlis.

On Wedocfday, the Lady of John Smith. Efq. of Finibnry-
fquare, of a fon.
On Wednefday, Mrs. Arnold, wife of Mr. Arnold (fon of the
late Dr. Arnold), and &Vita of H. J. Pye, Efq. Poet Laureat, of
a fon.

On Saturday fennight, the Lady of the Hon. Lawrence Dundas,
at Mara-hall, in Cleveland, of a daughter.

DIED.

On Monday, in his 6th year, at Thomas E(q. Vicar's
Hill, Dear Lymingtop, Matter Thomas Guidwia Suicide, the
youngeit fang PIP Haykitrichle,Efq. of Rickniauftwortit,licrta.
• WalliaMay, at Ma hoofs. Coacitrusitcrs'-hall, Richard Thomas
Hopkins, aged $6

AN/HEN Prorerrional Men of education and te-
fpoolibility deviate from the general (yam. by the feledlinn
of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long ceotinneJ fuccefs is the
bell criterion of fuperinrity.
Ten years have I devoted my predict to the ezeltifive treatment
of THREE DISORDFAS, and the fuccefsful refuk of my plan
gives me additional ardour to oriole a. far as 1 am able the ra
yaps of thaecomplaints which are the molt knponaut in the cata-
logue of human infirmities.
After inklatiem into every branch as an Army Furrow,
formal a wide at an cony penod of Prodire to refute i nlividaals
from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally eLeagerous
precipitancy of general Pratthteners.
The THkik DI sO RDE itS, to the cure orwhich I have devoted
my anennoo, compeller every fpeeles of VENEREAL lIIFFC-
TION, whether of a recent or hang duratistes.4dly, AU gip&
of DEBILITY, whether arlßog from the habits of fic6oboys. or
the indulgence of mature age, and 'slily that derangement of ;Ite
fyltem in Women which is caked BARP.IdtI NES:. ur STERII.IIIf •
Numerous difeafes are the refuk of ignorance or hake In the
treat/nem of a Gmple Onterrhea, and It Dot infrequently hal pens
that the feeds of Life are pcifoned by the indlfcretion of an unguard-
ed hour, By a ruperior method fuch complaints are eafsly cured,
and even where others have failed, I Milt that I may prensue to
offer a radical re enahlithmeot.

Few, ►owever, are the cafes of complicated difirefs Ia the dIL
nyder, compared with the calamitous Steatites of Men, who from
indulgence In a SOLITARY VICE, or the prvalcot Gabel= Of
■ failtionable Ilk, acquire that Bate of Ilebillty .whici G !tit
unaveiriabk caufeguence of pernic nu. habit•.
Where the unhappy fiance broods over It!, rinkry, but careful/7v
concede his misfortune, It may be tome v.onfolation fur him to
knew, that although it be an ohjedl nldnuht or uneerainty with
other Pralittontrs, the removal at there DEFICIENCIES by the
gradual regrets at repot-doe is the aril oireassint of my erperience.
If the rites of Bacchus or Yento have beguo to reduce minty vi•
gour, much satiety will ►e prevented by In Caiy COWlttrattiod cf
this languid "Law, and In the!, mks it. greet dialculties *di occur.
But where thh deficiency has for years ceded, a proper Per-
kvenmec Is indifpcnably regulate to revive the aumbcridg Fred's
of Life, and to re-animate the Conaltution.
PAARRIED WOMEN, who have long been (Warranted in
their expeCtations M. a Family. may be eatsr.l, that in malt in
Ranee tub dekels are curable by Medical till.
The SECRECY titbit% is foeflential to my undertaking, and the
quallecerives wilds I wan rettumed to Rem fens the Baas of
my preteriews, and is coincidence Mils loch this iv:intake Is
given. that Mr. BREN roray be corfalts.st perfonallv (or by letters.
inclotwg a Snail 1114 CC) at his Made, ay, A nuidel-arect, Strand,
near Ternplc-112r
There is an addirtoral nntranee In War/Miran adjoledagond
the masse is on both thr chef..

M. MEE, blamb.yol Ow Royal Campoof Sorgosoa.

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sTrs. comic-in-goys, &c. 7 •
EPERIENCE has incontellibly proYed,lhat Sbofe
rManning Complainte to wl.ieh Pt many are &Ned. originates
in Pains in the Head, Pains in the Side or Stomach, or Difordetle
on the Bile and Livt r, which being at fuE nogiedled or intpropesky
treated, pervade and wea::cts the whole Nervous Syftem, and ge.
nerally either reduce the unhappy rude= to a tolferable ftate of
(mood Childhood, or precipitate blit to an early grave. To avoid
Owls fo greatly to be dreaded, and to remove thore Nanette ti-
tans of loch frequent Di..orders, CHING's PATENT WORM
LOZENGES are strongly recommended by the molt Homer:Mkt
and Rerpedalde Autinn iiiea, who have in themce!vecond Fondb
lies received perr..tt Cures, and iencrouCt bear public taalrooop
to the unparalleled Efficacy of this Medicine.
As Opening PhyEe on all occarions, Cotwo's Worm Lreremps
are fuperiur to every other Medicine, will keep good soy ktattL
of time, and in all Climates.
Sold Whoicfale by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Oheapfid,, Lauda+.

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fecrecy is In effendi! a requ.fite, that Mr. Dufour has prpvidol a
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apartment. Mr. D. has for many years cantisei hhitfelf to that
department of Surgery, and from es tenfive practice, and the tout
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1 be Dlfordere peculiarly Incident to the Female See it evert
fituation are silo ell:Kai:Atli upon, together •ttlli advice to both
faxes for tale recto infirmities of nature, Whisk delicacy site*
forbids to Maeda, even to the nairett relatfire i competing 6
treatife on FILIMALI Disci, et, Nervosa, Hypochondriac, Car
fumptive Coutpaints, Etc. &e.
Aud as nervous and hypochondriac enmphints are murk morn
prevalent in Earnpe than is generally Imagined, attended with
many dreadful mot alarming fvmptoms, which ccrtainty trains
allftanec and Out as is too generally the cafe, dettdon or eastern"
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What can be of more intrnance to a female, than to burls
perly acquainted with every symptom to which the is pectolialf
liable! And leave to conduct her Iglf in fit ch eiresmitateee, walla*
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hellions, to the rode fcrwiny of pretended friends.
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