The Sun.
London, England, 1824-01-31 00:00:00

NEW RUSSIAN TARIFF.

The following is a complete List of the Duties
imposed by the Imperial Ukase of the Ist inst.:--
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Alabaster, manufactured, per pood - -
Cotton Twist, white (by water or by land), -
Ditto ditto, dyed, do. -
Cotton Good, of all kinds, except ornamented with
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all other kinds, plain or interwoven with
white ornaments, also white Quilts or Coun-
terpanes not sewed, per lb. - -
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Goods, plain as well as interwoven with white
lThite arent and semi-transparent white
ornaments, (except Tull, Patent Net, and
Lace, being otherwise enumerated in the
- . -
Handkerchiefs, transparent and semi-transpa-
rent, per lb. - - - -
- - -
Worsted, spun and dyed, per pood - . 1
Ditto, not spun - - - -
Cloves, per pood rent, per
lb.
- - -
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Pimento, Per do. . - - _
Prussian Blue, per do. - - -
Gum—Gamboge, per do. - - -
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" - SannidmaLr'acpaer ndTragitcanthusi per do. -
India Rueber _ _ .
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Ditto, manufactured, of all kinds, not excepting that
for medical purposes, per do.
Woods, foreign, of all kinds, for the use of cabinet-
makers and turners, viz.—Sassafras, Cedar, Palm-
wood, Mahogany, &c. ; also Mahogany cut in
planks or board, per pood _ -
Ginger, per do. - _ - -
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Cocoa Nut, per do. -
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p, evrdcOrtexlirinteran:us, spurious, per do.
Gesso. Lignea, per do. .. .
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Coffee, per do. - .. _ - Horses, mares and colts, (each) -
Marble and Porphyry manufactured, no; ornamented
with bronze, &c., per pond
Olive Oil of all sorts, weight of cask included - Ditto, in glasses and earthen vessels, ditto, ditto
Metals—Real Gold Leaf, in indhi totook, s'
dpi tetro,lb. :
Silver Leaf, a
Spelter, in pigs, per pond - - -
Ditto, in sheets, per do. - -
Nutmegs, per do. -
Mace, per do. - - -
- -
Spirits—Arrack, Rum, and French Brandy, not
above ten degrees, per ank.
Remarks.—Above ten degrees pay in proportion,
according to the old tariff.
'Wines of all kinds, except the following, per hogs-
head - _ -
-
Hungarian and Austrian, imported from the
frontiers _ _ - -
Moldavian, Walachian, Greek, (except Cy-
priot)), imported into the ports' of the
Black and Asoph Seas, and through Du-
- bossor - - . -
Cyprian - - - -
Ditto in bottles, per bottle -
Champagne, per ditto - -
Other Wines imported in bottles pay as before.
Porter, per hogshead . _ -
Ditto, in bottles, per bottle - - -
Olives, per pood - - -
French Pies, with the vessel, per lb. - -
Pepper, white and black, and Cayenne (not pounded),
per pond - - - - -
Ostrich Feathers, per lb. - - -
Earthenware, white or of one colour, without gold and
silver, painted, or coloured borders, per pood
Sago, per do. - - - -
Sugar, raw, white, yellow, or brown, per ditto
The importation of sugar is only allowed by sea;
if imported at Archangel or Revel, the allowance
of 50 copecks, silver, per pood, as per a former
ukase, will continue.
Tobacco, in leaves, per pood - - -
Fruits—Almonds of all sorts, per do. - -
Dry—Pears, Apples, Cherries, Prunes,
Peaches, Apricots, Grapes, Currants,
Raisins, Figs, Dates, green dried Oranges,
not preserved in sugar - -
Ditto, through the Black Sea - -
Rice, per pond - - -
Woollen Goods—Camlets, plain, Shalloons, Rib
Calamancoes, Moreens, red worsted
Sashes, white plain Stuff for the use of
millers, woollen Sashes of one colour, or-
namentally interwoven of the same colour,
figured Camlets of one colour, per lb.
Cords, Toilinets, Patent Cord, white woollen
Scarfs, (used by the Jews during Service).
printed woollen Stuff, called Toilinets, and
other woollen goods interwoven with flaxen
or other threads, per lb. -
The above articles are only admitted into such ports
as stipulated in the tariff.
Verdigris, per pond - - - - ,

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L
BURNS' ANNIVERSARY.—TIIO Anniversary of
the Scottish Bard was celebrated on Thursday by a. dinner, at
the Museum Tavern, Blackfriars-road. During the evening a
great variety of songs, recitations, and sentiments, were called
from his works, and given by Northern amateurs with great
effect. Mr. RAYNER, of Covent-garden. Theatre, contributed
his services on the occasion, and kept the company in continu-
ed laughter by the excellence of his comic singing; he also
produced a new song written for the day, descriptive of the
manners and habits of the eccentric Poet, which was received
with enthusiastn.