The Sun.
London, England, 1822-10-09 00:00:00

EXPLANATION.

Raw silk and mohair yarn the growth, produce, or manufac-
ture of any part of Asia, may Ile imported in a British ship
direct from any ports or places in the Streights or the Levant
Seas, within the dominions of the Grand Scignor.
All goods of the
.growth, produce, or manufacture of any
place in Asia or Africa, within the dominions of the Grand
place in Asia or Africa, within the dominions of the Grand
Seignor, may be imported in a Turkish or a British vessel na-
vigated according to law.
All goods of the gr.owth, produce or manufacture of any
place within the douunions of the imperor of Morocco, im-
ported direct into Gibraltar from any part of such dominions
not to the southward of the port of Mogadore, in British ship
or a vessel belonging to the subjects of the said Emperor may
be imported from Gibraltar in a British ship.
All goods of the growth, produce, or manufacture of any port
or place within 'the Streights or the Levant, if imported from
any place in Europe outside the Streights, will be subject to the
like quarantine regulations and dues, as if imported direct.
The importation of European thrown silk is not affected by
this bill, it therefore remains subject to the like restraint as
heretofore.

Observe.—That the following Acts have been repealed :-
25th Geo. IL cap. 32, permitting the importation of Gum Sene-
gal from Europe.-6th Geo. 111. cap. 52, permitting the im-
portation of Cotton-Wool from any place.3lst Geo. 111. cap.
43, permitting the importation of Raw Goat Skins from any
place.—lst and 2d Geo. IV. cap. 14, permitting the importation
of Indigo and Cochineal from any place,

WEST INDIA TRADE.
Act 3, Geo. IV. Cap. 44.—A Bill to regulate the Trade be-
tween Ills Majesty's Colonies, and Possessions in America
and the West Indies, and other places in America and the
West Indies.
This Bill permits the direct IMPORTATION of the fbl-
lowing Goo& :
Asses Hay Pease
Barley Hemp Potatoes
Beans Heading-boards Poultry
Biscuit Horses Pitch
Bread Hogs li ice
Beaver and all sorts Hoops Rye
of Fur Bides Staves
Bowsprits Hardwood or Mill Skins •
Calavances Timber Shingles
Cattle Indian Corn Meal Sheep
Cocoa , Indigo i Tar •
Cochineal Live Stock Tallow
Coin and Bullion Lumber , Tobacco
Cotton Wool Logwood ' Turpentine
Dye Woods Mahogany & other Timber
Drugs Wood for Cabi, Tortoiseshell
Diamonds net Wares Vegetables
Flax Masts Wool
Fruit Mules Wheat
_
Flour Neat Cattle Yards.
Garden Seeds Oats
Grain Precious Stones
British and Foreign Ships.—From any Foreign Country on
the Continent of America, or from any foreign island in the
West Indies, whether such country or island shall be under the
daminion of any foreign European Sovereign, or otherwise, in
British ships, ,or in ships of the built of and owned by the in-
habitants of any country or place belonging to or under the do-
minions of the Sovereign or state of which the said goods are
of the growth, produce, or manufacture, or in any British-built
ship which has become the property yf the subjects of any such
foreign sovereign or state, such foreign vessels being navigated
with a master, and three-fourths of the mariners, at least, be-
longing to such country or places, into the following free
ports in the British West Indies and America. The Privy