The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-12-26 00:00:00

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"►iota elesernioaliaus are hourefottb ennsolldated in Oftlt,
• Ilte ogee of dos, of lino.

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• le. _ neatAlulairpaVstsni-sts.
leas, pistei tin, and copper; also paper of every land;
antis of insedieine, ontlia.tronieuts of surgery; tackle, pita,

;. itevesteen and a Milt per cent. shall be Mild Pip creep
Mad of cotton meedSkilim, wattle*, lino), Mop ward, sod
yetea--etiat no egged.* oleigla,m heavier ditty is imposed by
tbroubsequeot artiste& . ,
. 4. Twenty per amt. ppid oa beaver, woollen, or
silk bats; wax or sperms 'either noanofsetnead or in
paste ; wipe vinegar, and acid of every kind • gold and
'Aver watt hOs, Isedin* saddles ; eater hied Of earthen-
%tale of &mope sad Asia,.and glass and crystal of every
toad.
.8. Totality two and a half per cent. on every laud of silk of
Name or Asia, prerions stogies, jewels, thread, sod silk like,
pewit ksiodkerehiefo, artificial dowers, feathers, tookisg.
gismos, perfume, essenem, and scented waters; apirrers
fame bedlam elsewhere, dried .fritita, or the expressed juice,
0111111,41. dte.
•4- Twenty-Am per cent. shall he paid on shoes for men or
vemineo, and boots; every kind of household farnitore; uten.
ails in copper, bronze, iron, steel, and tin; tallow in the
lamp or manufactured; fhair ; salted meat, and every kiud
of foreign eatables.
7. Thirty-five per cent. eball he paid on spirits and other •
foreign Isquaes from the grape, the sugar cave, or any other
material.
S. The other kinds of aeerehmolise, bloom, sad consenter.
riai articles, rot speciacally incloded is the precediag or-
titles. shall pay 20 per teat. on importation.
0. The ab ire mentioned ditties ow isapertation shall be de.
slatted from the value axed by the tin dOproved tit Cartha-
go's on April 12, 1817, and its sapplediesits, until the ne.
•
oteasary alterations be made. • . ••I
Ifl. The sate of duties imposed 80 10" preceding articles
shall be applicable solely to the eargeon of national versa,.
• 11. The raerehandwe imported by the vesrels of meows'
or friendly tastes shall pay lee per rent. over and above the
Preceding duties, listens it be otherwise stipulated by parties-
-Ist treaties of romance.
12. An ahairment of seven and a half per air* shall be at.
lowest no the cargoes of Nodose' vessels, ami ire per cent.
on those of foreign vessels, provided they proceed directly
from F.uropean ports to Columbia.
13. This abatrmeat shall be made with reference to the
'let tentage duties payable by merchandise sod articles of
trade according to the preceding articles, from snide 2 to A.
14. All denote, reeulatiuse, and laws, in oppositioa to
.the present, are revoked and aumilled.
10.. This law shall begia to operate ham the Ist of Ja.
tinary, 1822.
September 2S, 1822.
(Signed by the President of tee Congress.)
Ordered to be executed, J. N. DEL CASTILLO,
• Ilepi. 28, 1822. Vice-President of the Hepatitis..
A subsequent decree excepts from the above doilies hooks
in every language, maps, charts, philosophical apparatus,
paintings. sculptures, eagrarisms hoplements of agriculture,
and all Instruments astral M Navigation, in in any of the
unseat! sciences.
A law has also been passed for establishing a Colter In
each province, sad primary schools fur teaching Spanish
'and Latin Grammar, the peiselplee of rhetoric slid philo.
• iophy, and the most useful breaches of niaticauatics.

FOREIGN INTELLIG&NCE.

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Vhe • IT.
.4, great int letwied of in the Cabinet are
mull covered with. eadiAwmetrahle veil. Though
we cannot know Ams Rij,be the decision of our
Court with respett teldisitorte, the general opinion
here is, that under the peasant circomataneral tfetf
, is inevitable.
For come months past our armies have bed • a
furmidable attitude, occupying n strong
the Pruitt. They only wait for the tig-
bilits enact a dreadful aringeance for the unhappy
.:*;Ptie
,of the Greeted... Asir persecuted brethrea.
~40prit the penetratieltry .the Emperor Almond,'
l
farmers the dreisclfaiegaiige to I icl the
..,:.:(3criftleatis of hilarniseptreald then deliver op all the
CArealia.. lids riebleinul, his humanity 1000111 wish
WV thie sad- fate evened fices.sbesa l*fiire lec
t 41
usked known his irrevocable .'. 1:1 '
..:,A private lettir from the sosekieei. provinces of
the empire contains
,the following perticnlars re.
41" ',peeling the war and the armed force of Kasai*
:
~04 learn at this moment that there an such active
measures going on in the second aria.th rieltik may
*ll4 inferred from them that war is going to break
•
• eat. Couriers fr:ota the Emperor are received daily.
afte tone of the- journals likewise pressgee an op.
preaching ruptule. Many distingitieked officers
think there will bea winter campitite%Pcit they
ai pittred will be preferable to a seeelPlKAtuapsigu
'4 in those coutitrigialbir §noilbp's4Vlliebilivery sit-
wholesome. It will aaitsite,,mai".'ntere4ini to give

~‘u a view 2f. }be 01174410,,i-force of the Russian
ErnpirdJzt•-: I 'a.
" The moss of the Mops is divided into two armies,
and five large corps. The first army is composed
• of six divisions—the second of four, which In all
- -makes 15 corps. These divisions are all composed
' • %fibs same manner, of iufsotry, cavalry, :init-
.. limo and engineers, formed into brigades. &c. The
• total Of a corps is sixty or 70,000 men. Each of
the two armies has a Generalissimo.
" The detached corps have Gruernls in Chief. All
these corps were distributed in the following man-
ner :—The first army eitends through all the
6 ''isertern provinces. and touches on the frontier of
• Isolaud and Austria. 'The second is stationed iu
the southern part of Ithe Empire, principally ou the
side of Turk ey sildllladavia. The live detached corps
.;,irt ~toned as fullorty..:.--Ist, The regiments of the
iGoaryis, the most numerous corps of sll,being 30,000
stionl-1, niiieh'is In keilettil m Poteriburgh sail Mos-
L.; mild their oeilibboOrhittod.bas advanced at present
' towards the 'cetera frontiers. 2d. The division of
. 4PlhtikisaiesSeoisiria the provinces us the Baltic, and
We• 4•64.4
. frontiers of Prussia. 3d. The divi-.
skim • of Areisbrod is ststitsisd along the Gulf of that
• ' S 4
• 101*44;9'1the Side et'll!isEden• 4th, The divi-
• • slamsfilskoogis °compiles. 414 64667 and the frost-
" ..t.Ctiens'olWirda lliodiaisiao of Siberia
• ..euends through'
.4 Alai:. Besides Ibis
Mom of troop., theft W sureb.governmeni two
or three garridon battstifihsii, ket4srdingto its extent;
Let is reckon only 100 garrison battalions, and add'
a company of veterans in setiye service in the chief
town of elicit district ; all thee. troops, destined for

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