The Sun.
London, England, 1831-12-28 00:00:00

OUKAZE.

The following official information was received
on Monday respecting the manner in which the
trade with Russia is to be carried on, and pub-
lished by order of the Emperor of Russia :

" CONTINUATION OF THE OUKAZE OF THE
11TH OF NOVEMBER, (0. S.), 1831.

" Regarding commerce as one of the most im-
portant sources of national wealth, we have judged
it expedient to remove some of the restrictions
existing in the fiscal system, relating to the rights of
Custom-houses in admitting foreign imported ar-
ticles, as far as it can be done, without infringing
u?on the interests of the manufacturing and other
branches. In furtherance whereof, upon the repre-
sentation of the Minister of Finance, examined in
the Imperial Council, we hereby ordain,
" First, That the Liebau Custom-house be
raised to one of the first class, with all the privi-
leges thereof.
" Second, That the Custom-houses of Narva,
Pernau, Goosiatinski, and Isaakovitz, not having the
privilege of storing, are permitted to clear all articles
admitted at Custom-houses of the first class, with
the exception of the articles enumerated in the an-
nexed schedule.
" Third, Goods permitted by the tariff to be im-
ported exclusively through St. Petersburg!), or
through any other Custom-houses, may be brought
to Riga, Odessa, Archangel, Liebau, Taganrok,
and Ismail, for the purpose of despatching into the
interior of the Empire; but to Polangen and Your-
burg, with the exception of cloths, cassimeres, ar-
rack, rum, and peach-brandy, which continue, as
before, prohibited. In like manner such goods may
be brought to Kertch and Taganrok as are per-
mitted by tariff to be cleared at Theodesia.
" Fourth, To continue to the Reval Custom-
house, sine die, the right of clearing goods permitted
to be imported there by Oukaze of the 27th March,
1826, as well as the privilege granted to that port
by the same Oukaze to export certain articles at
reduced duties, to be continued for the term of four
years, according to the regulations therein laid down.
" Fifth, To continue to the Custom-house of
R.sdziviloff till further revision, the privilege granted
by the Oukaze of the 22d July, 1828; with the
additional one of clearing all such goods which by
the 2d paragraph are permitted at Goosiatinski and
Isaakovitz; and for the greater encouragement of
the trade through Radziviloff, and the restriction of
that through I3erditcheff, it being necessary to make
some change in the operative establishment, the
Minister of Finance is empowered to form an esti-
mate for increasing the Custom-house at Radziviloff,
with the addition, if required, of 4,000 roubles from
the Imperial Treasury.
" Sixth, The privileges accorded by the present
Oukaze to the towns of Narva and Pernau, and to
Goosiatinski, Isaakovitz, Yourburg, Polangen, and
Radziviloff, of the right of clearing imported goods
are granted conditionally, until no abuse occurs ;
and those accorded to the towns of Archangel,
Liebau, Taganrok, and Ismail, upon the condition
that from each of those Custom-houses, two Depu-
ties be chosen out of their respective bodies for su-
perintending that a true collection for the Customs
is made, and for the prevention of smuggling, under
the penalty of forfeiture of the privileges now ac-
corded to these towns, in course of the non•per-
formance of the duty hereby imposed upon the De-

puties.
" The Directing Senate shall not delay making
the necessary arrangements, that all the foregoing
provisions be carried into execution from 1832.
" List of articles prohibited to be cleared at the
Custom-houses of Narva, Pernau, Goosiatinski, and
Isaakovitz :
" Apothecary wares, cotton twist, fans, scented
waters of all kinds, cotton, flaxen, hempen, silken, and
woollen manufactures of all kinds, lace,entoilage, blond,
marle, petinet, furs and skins of beasts and birds, kid
gloves for men and women, ostrich feathers and
plumage of all kinds, pomatum, raw sugar, treacle
from sugar, tobacco or snuff, tulle, silk, artificial
flowers, watches and clocks, woollen yarn.
" By order, &c."

THE CHOLERA Monuus.--The accounts received
are to the following effect :
" No official notice being taken of the cholera in
this city, it is supposed to have ceased entirely ;
this, however, is not yet announced. At Cronstadt
the disease has entirely disappeared.
"St. Petersburgh, Dec. 7, 1831."

Mr. HOLMES carried down from the Re-
fuge, to Dorchester, a geeen bag and twelve thousand
pounds : Lord ASHLEY'S bills amount to fifteen thousand
more. The Refuge Committee demur to a second sub-
scription ; and if it be not speedily forthcoming, it is
understood that his Lordship will save their thousands and
his own by accepting of the Hundreds.--Spectator.