amount to t,t00,0001. a year; and is collected from above 300,000 people. • The eduty on malt, with the additional duty oa mum; cyder and perry, is taken' to amount to 750, 000 1. which is colleaeck from more hands than the former : And the duty on leap, - candles," and thins, a

At yofeth SiMotbain't, in Bride-Street,lke, at Tin Sialiaigs and Sixtence, and Sixpence :be Servant, the Moz.y to h paid at C:t,ve , AStrong Bay Hod,: call'd RAPHAEL, late the Property of Lord Grofi.enur, he is tub tiftecn Hands one Inch high. Raphael was got 1w the Woolley Barb

St. Jamci's, March 22. HE officers of arms, with the ferjeants at r\ am is and trumpeters, mounted their horfes in the.fbble-yard St. James's, and S-. proceeding thence to tbc palace-gate, - King of Arms read his Majcfty's pro- Ctrrenceu^ Norroy Kmg 0 f Arms pro- clamati^' a j o

[N°. 1263. Saturday, April i, 1763,

Entered upon Immediately, at Maidenhead in the County Berks ; Convenient Houfc, with a Front, fit for a fnull Family ; confining two Parlours, Kitchen, ami Cellar ( two good Bed-chambers, Clofct, and three Cairns; with Stabling for two Horl’es, and Flower Garden late in the Occu

:i 4j*hfti Pvfo of ledfrrc) has: had his laftr Aud'eoet of ihe King arid the Royal Family, and will rerur'A ?? a few Days^ after retei ving from his . Ma je.fty a majjnifiqenr, Prefent. > The Affair ofthe maintenance of ?? of War is fettled with England. Ouir Miniftry are' daily

They write from France, that the King has made {!><large'ft Reduction in his Forces, that the Taxes 6f that Kingdom will foon be conftderably reduced j and that the Officers ofthe Police have already ob- liged thei j Atercharits and Tradefmen to lower the Price of ull Sorts of C

City; and confecjuenfly a greater Number of Readers, and more ■ k> r * Newbcry, Bookfelhr, in London; Mr. in Briftol Mr. Collins, at Salifbury ; Mr. Jackfoiij at Oxford ; Mr. Raikes, at Gloucefter ; Mr. • r * Conc >'» Bridgewater ; Mrs. Chaulklin, Taunton; Mr. Spencer, at Exeter

An abstract of the act 3 0 Geo. fur explaining and amending 3 « Geo. 11. for the due making fo far as the fame relates to - if( land; and for rendering the faid ad effectual in that part of' the united * dom. [175.J Pre- nY an Geo. 11. for th l amble. making of bread, Sec. £xx. c

curt, for executing the Powers veiled in in,rn hv the Cefs Act d the S-rviee this Year, which is come hind, an.l rpp'iirts the Meeting of the Commiflioners to j,eld D.,y ■ —lt is entreated thatihofe concerned would tranfmit the Clerk, hetwixt and the general Meeting, the Reports