The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-29 00:00:00

AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT IN ITALY.

NOTIFICATION.

By the general tariff,' published at different
intervals from the year 1817, .and before that
lime, the same system of duties was extended to
the Lombardo-Venetian Kingdom, and to the
provinces of the Tyrol and Voralsberg, which,
,flouri,hing for many years in the aprient pro-
vinees of Austria, excludes the internal trade in
-foreign commodities, which being restricted by
the interest of national industry, had been placed
AmL'of commerce. En relation to this system of
ed'uties, and with the view of removing the ob-
stacles to a free trade between these and the
,other provinces of the Monarchy, the High Aulic
.chambur, considering that .by the time elapsed

since the publicaNn .of these tariffs, the comnio-
"•-•' dities , introduced into these provinces. before
they were enforced had. been, consumed, has, by
its dispatch of the '22d of AuguSti No. 82,557;--
• 737, ordained as follows
• Articlel.—lnternal traffic in forefga commodities, introduced
anterior to the prohibition and specified in the annexed list,
• shall be tolerated only till the 31mvof December, 1824. It then
terminates under the Observance of the rescribed forms pre-
vailing in these peovinces far the c4Culatiort and trade in such
articles. . .

Art. 2---Lthe above term having, expired ypatimar prohibited'
• commodity dila be found in trade, in.eireoltiots, in shops, ma_
gazines, or other places, destintittfor siacit'ortieles, shall be eon.
silered as proceeding .from contraband ; an 4 the-hpider Shill be
adjudged to the respective penalties',—that ib,'ltoconfiscation of
the same,. or to a fine of double the value, having ne'reference•
tr'the ticket with which Oxlip goods shall be protected, or to any
other jostiication of their original intrtaltiction.
Art. 3.—Tbe•proprieters of the said goods„Who, at the con-
clusion of the above-mentioned term of toleration, shall be in
pektession of the same, shall have it in their power before it
txpire to,deposit them in the offices of the Custom-house, or
to tfi.;pose of them either by exportation beyond the monarchy;
.or by the sale of them in the interior to poisons who shall have
&Alined the -Government .permission. • In the latter case, the
officers of the Custom-ltouse shall take into their . keeping .the
rends, anti certify the deposit of them, in declarations which
shall be presented to them, subscribed by the parties. These
ti,:clarations shall contain the exact description of the quality; II
wr:';111t, measure, and number; and of the value of the said
goods. One of these copies, signed by the officer who shall
eerifythe deposit, shall be restored to the party for his. se.
curly, and the other shall, be held by tile officer who shall I
tke the custody of the gotals. Each.time that goods shall be
taken front the deposit, the proprietor shall produce the declara-
tion of theoilicer, in which shall be observad the quantity, num-
ber, anti date of the relative permit. For all the goods deposited,
there shall .be paid the prescribed warehouse duty. The Custom
7ilses empowered to receive the said goods in deposit are those
of Milan, lllantua, Brescia, Cremona, Cassal-maklore, CoMo,
Varese, Bergamo, Pavia, Lodi, Codogno, So udrio, Morbegno,
nod ChiaVenna.
The Royal and Imperial Direction of the Custom-houses is
charged with the execution of this decree.
• (Signed) B Conte wr ItASSPLDO. President.
Milan, Sept. 13, 1824. (AUK:CI/IBD°, Vice-President.