The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-23 00:00:00

NAPLES.

We have received a copy of the following de-
cree, holding out encouragement to the introduc-
tion of foreign grain into Naples.
" Ferdinand IV. by the grace of God, King of
the two Sicilies, &c.
" Besides the other dispositions made by us for
'securing abundance of grain in this our capital,
wishing to procure the introduction of foreign
corn into the port of Naples ;
" On the report of our Secretary of State, Mi-
rikter of the Interior, we have decreed and do
"-decree as followi

Art. 1. Whoever shall import foreign grain info this port
'of Naples, from the present period to the close OF December
next, fur the pnrcusse of sale, shall be exempted.froM the es-
tablished doties'itti-customi, and shall receive Vim) Our royal
treasnry a bounty bi threi cavlins per bushel.(io:+gielo).

" 2. Whoever shah import into the said port grain from
o.l)road with the asoitment ion ed view, from the Ist of January
next to the end of February, :816, shall in like manner be
exempt from the duties of customs, and shall receive a bounty
of 2 carlins pet bushel from our treasury.

" 3. Importers wishing to enjoy the said exemption and
bounty must, before discharging the carr, make known
'their intention to the Intendatit of Naples, and to the Direc-
tor-General of indietct tarot, who roust employ a person in
their confidence to ascei lain the quality of the grain, in con-
formity to the preceding articles, in the act of _discharging it;
and upon his declaration shall the said exemption and bounty
Ise granted.

"4. The said importers shall be allowed to deposit their
grain in the public granaries of the municipality of thi:s,d,ty,
or in private granaries.
_

" In the former case the use of such granaries shall be
granted to them, free of expense, till the end of June, 1816.
" 5. It shall be free to every• individual who, shall have
imported grain in the manner already mentioned; to sell it
to the public bakers, or to private individuals, as we shall
think meet.

" 6. It shall, in Ithe manner, bt free to every one of the
said importers again to export his grain, In whole or In part,
"'from the said port ; but in such case he shall not enjoy, on
he quantity exported, the premium above-nrentioned, b t
'merely exemption from the duties on export.
" Or.c Srcretarics of State, Ministers of the interior ant
of Finance, each in his departhient, arc charged with the ex•
.4eution of the present dectre.
" Naples, Aug. 15, 18.15.
(Signed)
By the King,

" FERDINAND.

" TONIMASO DI SOMA,
Minister Secreta,ry.vf State.

On Friday week, Sir Wes. RAE, as Sheriff, .at-
tended by hrs . nut:mkt., sea. :and SPRN3's ro-
ceeded to inspect the whole public and private
niad-houses iu the vicinity of lakiinburgh, and
were ensployed for three clays in this necessary
but painhtl‘duty. The number of public institu-
tions of this description in the county of Edin-
burgh amount's to threes those of a private nature
are upwards of twenty.
On Friday last, as A. BoucustvETT, Es 4. of
North ‘Villinghatn, 'was returning home from
paying a visit at South Ormsby, in his curricle
drawn by a pair of bores, accompanied by his
Lady, the pole or the carriage broke, and they
'were 'thrown on the heels of the horses, Ate of
Nvhich kicked Mr. B. on the forehead! and frac-
tured his skull, u hick occa,ioncd his death in a
few limtrs. We are sot ry to add, that Mrs B.
was also very much hurt.—(DoncUster, ett. Acker-
tis.er, Sept. 22.)