The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-01 00:00:00

VRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

3 per Ct. Corm... 8111 I Elie Bills. v.... ow/.
Nrw 4 Per Celli'. 1002e1 „.11 4 Pr.
India 80nd5..." v4B pr. in
oSmall... 5 6 pr.
Ltt!ery Ticket 2i/. 13.. Colts. for

TRADE WITH MALTA

PROCLAMATION.
BY kAjOilaGiltEttL Ha WHILST 'own, WV-

TIMAMT-GOVIRMI OT MALTA, kc.

With reference to the Gavernmeat Prochmeatiorsa, wader
dale the 18th of April) 1811, aid the IViltuf April, 1820, his
Homier the Liemtertant•Gainensor, silk dm irreales@ appro.
halloo of hit Excellency the Governor, Is pleased to ordi r
and direct Am the follow'sg regulations shall be established
with respect to the dotes of excise on winos sod spirits ins.
ported bite these istands, after the 24th of the present mouth.
I. All urdivary wines, the ad odorant price of which may
nut exceed eight srodi per barrel, shall pay on impurtatior
an excise duty of stiue tart per barrel.
2 All wines, the ud raforess price of which shall be above
eight morn, het shall nut exceed twenty wadi per barrel,
shill pay us importation on excise duty of tightest. tari pee
barrel

3: All wines, the ad 'inform' price of which may exceed
twenty reseal per barrel, shall pay ua importation as excise
duty of three send' r barrel.
4. All wine in bottles, of whatsoever quality, shall pay on
imporiatioa at excise duty of ten raises per bottle.
5. All wines that may have became sour, eir vinegars, shall
pay an excise duly of six tail per barrel on importstiow.
0. All spirits of whatsoever descriplioll, excepting is Bri-
tish 010012111 rem imported aII h bottoms, shall on im-
portation pay an excise duty of three scudi per barrel.
7. One half of the above dillies shall be returned on ex-
portation—provided the quastily exported by each iedivi.
dual slash rimed five pipes of wise, or two of spirits.
$. All wiucs or spirits arriving in this island us transit, for
the purpose of being traustripped, as per bill of lading, shall
be i xensiit from the above (Nike of excise, provided such
wines or spirits lie lodged on their landing in Government
warehouses—mist the missal warehouse neat of one half
per cent., obiels warehouse real will be rescued at the cad
of every six mouths.
9. No exemption whatsoever will be allowed without a spe-
cial permission in writing from Government : mad to entitle
the exporters of wises and spirits I the drawback, the ex-
portation must in all eases be effected with the knowledge of
the Collector of Excise duties.

By calnraawl (Irbil; Honour,
RICH:I)I.MM UT, CaierSerretary DI Gm-tranvia.
Palace, Valens, Jul Re, lett.

M.4KK SETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MORDIIY, SlTTentel 30.
We owe supplied with ,beat this moms, frosts Ea-
see, Kent, nod Suffolk, but there being a dewed for that
of line quality of this year's g,oartk, use!, kind was readily
takes off un full as goal terms as on this day we'aisight ; but
there is au demand fur old cheat, and the priers of dint
dei.ciiption are quite nominal. New Barley is in reque.t,
and fully supports last Moaday's quotations. The Oat trade
is brisk, and appears a shads dearer, twin to skeet sup-
plies. In Pease and Beaus there Is no alteration.

CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN.
Wbeat,Keat & Essex, I White Pease ..... .. 23. VI.
New
Old 2O, 40s Grey Pea5e......... 26. 28.
- Suffolk, New 34. 41. Small Beans ....... 24. 27.
01J ttle 311. Tick ditto
- Nurfulk .... 20s 42s Oats, Pssatu
Rye , Ma 20. Pulaad WI 2l. 24.
Bailey, New 2Bs 31. Feed
- Old 161 20. Flour, per sack .... 40s 45e
Malt