The National Register.
London, England, 1821-09-23 00:00:00

TRADE WIT!! RUSSIA.

Russian Consulate, 23, Great Winchester.stiv t.
September It:, ISt l.
St beg you will lay bethre the t 1 immittee of Lloyd's, ter
the irformation of all those that may he concerned in the Bal
trade, that I hare received official communication from my C •
vet omen', stating, that in a recently constructed harbour. too.
ated in the smell bay of Tclsborg, in the government of listlit •
nia, no far from the estate of Ku Itla, it has been ordained by an
imperial ukase 'lithe 20th of lost month, that a regolar Cestm •
house hai.ier should be established there under the name et
Kunds, as attached to the district of the Custom [louse nf Reve ,
tin the exportation o." all Russian products. as established by the
last ta.'ffi; but that the impottation to it from any tireign pot
is corffited to the al.icles of salt and betting, only : other
foreig h
a merchant"ze impoi,ed into Kunda wilt Le subject to *..
rel.o `ations r'-early established in such cases. Russian produ,
from Russian }silos may, however, be itnpotted on the genera,
established pi•nciplcs, and that all v ssels arriving and sailinl
from the harbour in question must pay the same duties and
cltargc3 as are now collected in the port of Revel.
1 roursn, Sir, your most obedient servant,
A. DU dATCHEFSKY.
.Inhn Bennett, jun. Esq.
Szcixtary to the Committee of Lloyd's.

Some intelligence of importance to merchants is
contained in letters from Stockholm of the 31st ult.
received by the Hamburgh Mail on Saturday. It
has been for some time a favourite object with the
King of Sweden to make Stockholm a pia ofgeners.i
entrepot for foreign meichandize, and with that
Vices instt actions were given a year ago to make the
experiment provisionelly fur two years, on goods the
importation of which was not prohibited. The
trial being thus far advanced, a refarence has been
made by the King to the College of Commerce at
Stockholm, and to the genertil direction of the
customs, to deliver their judgment on the expeo.-
dency of extending further this commercial irar-
chise. Both thew authorities, however, have di •
eLired themselves egninat the measure in questior
alleging-8 that the coesequence will be great injtity
to the commerce of Swedcn Finland, iis the
products end manufactures of the fininer country,
without any corresponding bencfit to be delis,
from the monopoly of the catiitige rf,•2,)ods, the ',re-
duce or manufacture of other counties. The athor
w P 1 next be brought for discussion before the Coun-
cil of State, efter which the King's decision will 1
prommneed.
Major Roper, the steward of the Margarine et
Arspach, hes taken possession of Brarnlenbtirgh-
house since the 24th of last month. The set rant,
amounting to 12 in number, with Mr. Hieronymus,
r-e, by the Major's permission, allowed to remain
till some farther otrengement shill be wadi in re-
spect to them.
Letters have been received from Odessa, dated
24th tilt. They entirely relate to commerciol
and so little do they enter into speculation relating
to hostilities, that two we have seen make no men-
tion of Boron Stroganoff, or of the Russian armies.
—A foreign vessel had strived front Constenistop,-.
The Porte reedy allowed the passage of the Darda-
nelles to vessels laden with cot a,
to unload at Constantinople, the Govetoraent price
was 8} piastres, formerly 9. and if they chose

LAST NIGHT'S GAZETT.g.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED;
W. Pigot, Bateliff Highway, grocer, from Sept. 25 to Nov.lo.
BANKRUPTS.
T. Mead. Sandwich. Kent, victualler. Solicitors, Messrs.
Lotting and Hall. Scrjeant's Inn, Fleet Street.
H.Williams, Plough Court, Lombard Street, merchant. Sols.
Me ssrs. Pearce and Ca. St. Swithin's Lane.
W. Hailstone, Mildenhall, Suffolk, grocer. Sols. Messrs.
Gregson and Co. Angel Court, Thmgmorton Street.
W. Colyer, Middle Row, Broad Street, St. Giles, shoemaker.
S4)l. Mr. Jones, New Inn.
M. Rowley, Bear Street. Leicester Square, dealer. Sola.
Messrs. Fisher and Co. Fornival's Inn.
J. H. Arnold, Llanblethian, Glamorganshire, cattle jobber.
Sol:. Messrs. Jennings and Co. Temple.
T. Jones, St. Johu Street, West Smithfield, stationer. Sols.
Messrs. Jennings iind Co. Temple.
S. Hancock, Judd Street, St. Pancras, hardwarernan. Sol.
11Ir. Pringle, Queen Street, Cheapside.
DIVIDENDS.
Oct. 17, W. Spencer, Bristol, corn factor-20, J. Lee, J. S.
Martineau, and J. Wilkinson, Bread Street, Cheapside, factors-
-15, W. Myrtle, Brighthelnistone, Sussex, hatter-16, J. Brier-
ley. Manchest,r, dyer-13, W. Elliott. Neweasth upon Tyne,
nurseryman-2, 11. and G. Hudson. Liverpool, slopsellers-17.
M., T., H., and C. Brumby, Gainslxirough, Lincolnshire, sail
cloth manutict•arer—so, W. Askey, Oxford Street, tailor-13,
G. Hadley, Greenwich, draper—t 3, G. Milne. Broad Street.
merchant-30, H. Mould, N inchester, Southampton cabinet
maker-17, W. Manion, East Budleigh, Devon, shopkeeper-
-15, I'. Adams, Lancaster, merchant-23, A. Brander, Budge
Row, upholsterer-23, C. Croxford, jun. Iver, Bucks, collar
maker-30, G. A. T. Bruggenkate, Little East Cheap, merchant
A. Johnson, Palmer's Village, Westminster. bricklayer-
-13, J. G. Jones, Mark l.ane, corn factor—l 6. M. Smith, Liver-
pool, joiner—Nov. to, It. Armstrong. Worcester Street, South-
wark, hatter—J 24, J. Hughes and R. Challen, Stonnington,
Sussex, common brewers.
CERT! FICATES to be granted Oct. 14.
R. W. Purchas. Chepstow, ship builder—W. Bradfield, North
Eltriliam, Nortiilk. baker—T. Ellerby Poole. Dorset, linen
draper—W 51. N ie 11, Charles Street, Middlesex Hthpital, coach
maker—J. Vevey, Wolverhampton, factor—J. Sendhach, Bird's
Buildings, Islington. slater—W. G. Knight, Batconile, Somer-
setshirc, money scrivener—W. Richardson, IVrotham, Kent,
innkeeper-It. and M. Stodart, Strand, booksellers--G. Baylis,
Stapleton, Gloucestershire, dealer.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, SFr?. 21.
Amsterdam, 12 16 C. F. Seville, 35/—Gibraltar,3ol
Ditto, at sight, 12 13 Leghorn, 47—Genoa, 43/
Rotterdam. 12 17 Malta, 45—Venice, 27 rill
Antwerp, 12 9 Naples, 39; —Lisihm, SO
Hamburg'', 3$ I Oporto, 50-11altia, 59
Altona, ay 2 I Rio Janeiro, 4S/
Paris, 3 da/s' sight, 25 70 l'aicento, 119
Ditto 20 Madill, 91 per cent.
lloreueonx, t.'6 I Cook, 9 per cent.
Fe.,•ll.!'ot tun theNlaine, IS7 I Foreign gold in bars,3l. lit.
Petersuntgli. 8?; 3 I.'. I 10141. per oz.
A'ter .la, Lt.. flu. 10 23 Nees 1 hmlildons, 31.113. 6d.
Triego., 1.11. F.o. RI 23 New DuilatA, Is. 9!Cle
Niltdl .1, 36—Cadiz, 36 Silver in uats,standard, 4s.
8i1h0a,33: —l;ai Lcione,";3/ 11d.

PRICE Oi
Bank Stock
3 per Cent. Red. 761
3 per Cent. Console 761
3i per Ccut. 8131
4 per Cent. 95i
h ptr Cent. Navy 1001
Lug Auu.

THE NATIONAL REGISTEa.

icutßoa :
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 23.

The dismissal of Sir Robert Baker has been very
properly followed by that of Sir Robert Wilson,
whose removal from the A tiny has been announced
in the Gazelle. Their guilt was equal—.their clime
similar, and their punishment, as nearly as may be,
coeval.

The pleasure of his Majesty k announced as hav-
ing removed Sir Robert Wilson—the king, when
assenting to an Act of Parliament, declares, " Le
Hai le vent"—" The Kin it,"—when refusing
his assent, "Le Rui s'en avisera,"—" The King
mill th;nk if it ;" and for the credit of his Majesty
and the Government, we wish that the latter had
bean his royal answer to the proposal of his Mi-
nisters to dismiss unheard, untried, and unconvicted,
in our opinion, a most mei:unions officer --vrliant in
the field, prudent in counsel— whom Ole head
and front of the offence is, that h 2 censured aline of
conduct that has been subsequently pronounced
" Wilful Murtler" by a July of Englishmen. Can
it be the wish of Government to render contempti-
ble the institution of a July, by placing its own acts
in opposition to such a decision ? Be this as it may,
we are cons ;need that the united efforts of Mr.
Cobbett, and ell the radical writers together, could
nuc do so much towards rendo iug contemptible the
measures of adm istration as these two ill-judged,
petty, exhibitions of mean revenge for acts of huma-
nity—the dismissal of Sir Robert Baker and Sir
Robert Wilson.

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