The Sun.
London, England, 1834-06-07 00:00:00

WITH FRANCE

" ROYAL ORDONNANCE.

" Louis Phillippe, &c.
" We have decreed and do decree as follows :—The
articles hereafter mentioned shall be admitted into the
kingdom, upon the conditions, and subject to the duties
attached to each.

" 1. Cotton ,hreaA, unbleached (No. 143 of the me-
trical system, and upwards), imported via Havre, Calais,
and Dunkirk, in packets of 10, 5, or 21,ilbs. English at
least—plain, 7fr., on reels, Bfr. per kilogramme. On pay-
ment of duty these cotton threads shall receive a mark,
without which they shall still be seizable in the interior.
" The above regulation shall commence from the lst of
September, 1834.
" 2. Cachmire shawls, not of European manufacture,
when presented at any of the bureaux for prohibited
goods, 20 per cent. on their value; provided no declaration
of value under 500 fr. be made.

" 3. Cotton lace, whether made by hand or by ma-
chinery (the same as thread lace), five per cent.
"4. Tissues of unmixed silk (without distinction of
origin) the same as manufactured silk, 16fr. per kil.
"5. New clothing, articles of confectionary, and other
effects for the ,personal use of travellers, if declared to he
so before inspection, and admitted by the Custom-house
not to be intended for subjects of commerce, 30 per cent.
" 6. Iron cables for the navy, the same duty as on iron
bars of the smallest dimensions.
" 7. Gold watches, 6 per cent. ; silver watches, 10 per
cent. ; movements of every description, not in cases, 10
per cent.
" importations will only be permitted through the
medium of the bureaux for prohibited goods. Watches
thus introduced shall be forwarded, after security given
for payment of duty, and under the seal of the Customs,
to one of the proof establishments of Paris, Lyons, Besan-
con, Montbeliard, or Lons le Saulnier, to be tried and
stamped ; and shall then be privileged as guaranteed.
" 8. Copper wire gilt, wove in silk, 950 fr. ; and sil-
vered, 600 fr. per 100 kil.
"9. Scented calf-skins (called Russi' leather) fit for
bookbinding, and dressed with willow or birch bark (not
to include shoe-sole leather) sfr. each.
" 10. Chromates of lead, 75fr. ; of potassium, 150 fr.,
per 100 kil.
" 11. Praiss, or tobacco liquor, lfr. per 100 kil.
" 12. Concrete, or pulverised extract of bark, imported
from Peru in French ships, lfr. per kil.
" 13. Foreign rum, arrack, and ratifia (the same duty
as cherry brandy), 100 f. per hectolitre.
" PROHIBITIONS REMOVED FROM EXPORTS.

" The following articles may be exported on payment
of the duties affixed to each :

" 1. Raw silk, floss, 3fr. ; milled, 2fr. per 100 kil. ;
silks dyed and dressed for tapistry, if in balls not exceed-
ing one-half a kilogramme in weight, or in small skeins or
bobbins, not more than 3 decagrammes, lfr. per 100 kil. ;
sewing silk, each skein or bobbin not to exceed 3 dec. 10
cents per 100 kil. ; all othersi6fr. Flock silk, combed for
under clothing, lfr. ; in mass or carded 2fr. ; spun, or
ferret (at any of the bureaux) 5 cents per 100 kil.
" 2. Skins or hair fitted for hat-making or trimming ;
undressed rabbit and hare-skins, 75 cents per kil. ; badger
or beaver-skins, 5 cents ; dressed rabbit-skins, 2f. ; hare,
badger, and beaver, 50 cents.

3. Thread de mulquinerie, 40f. per 100 kil.
" 4. Of dog's hair, 25 cents.
"5. Shreds and cuttins of undyed skins, 25 cents.
" 6. Alkalies, 50 cents.
" 7. Groizil, or broken glass, If.
"8. Filings, the same as the raw metal of which they
are made.