The Sun.
London, England, 1832-08-10 00:00:00

PORT OP CADIZ.

ROYAL JUNTA OF COMMERCE.
On the :2d of the present mouth the Intendant of the
Province addressed the following circular to the Commer-
cial Junta.

The General Board of the Revenue notified to me, on
the 25th of June, what here follows

" His Excellency the Secretary of State for the dig•
patch of Finance commuoicated to this Board, tinder
the date of the 272 d of this nonth, the annexed Royal
order :—.

" Most Excellent Senor,—The King► our Lord being
desirous that the re-establishment of the administration of
the Royal Finance in the city of Cadiz, as a consequence
of the cessation of the freedom granted to the port of the
said city, should experience no impediment, it has please.!
his Majesty to order that the measures comprehended in
the following regulations shall be forthwith adopted and
promulgated :
" 1. The freedom of the Port of Cadiz ceases on the
19th of September of the current year, in compliance
with the Royal decree of the 18th of that month in the
preceding year 1831, circulated on the 19th of the same
month.

" 2. On the same day the directing Junta Shall dis-
continue the collection of the existing duties, and the
Royal administration shall begin to exercise its functions,
for which offices and clerks must be provided at Cadiz on
the Ist of September next.

" 3. The Intendant of the Province shall concert with
the accountant as to the manner of liquidating and ad.
justing the account with the directing junta of the free
port, in order that the said junta may conclude and com-
plete the obligations contracted with the Royal Finance
and the parties interested.

" 4. The Intendant will, if necessary, assist the directing
junta in the collecting of the debts which may be due to
the junta from the comptrollers and impost payers.
" 5. Within three days, reckoning from the final cessa-
tion of the franchise, the holders of goods, produce, and
effects in the city, the suburbs, and in the bay, shall pre.
sent to the chief of the Permit-office duplicate inventories
sworn to, and classified so as to ascertain the existence of
the articles-Ist, foreign goods and effects of permitted im-
port; 2d, foreign goods and effects of prohibited import,
with the exception of the articles embargoed or in deposit ;
3d, corn and barley; 4th, foreign tobacco in leaf or manu-
factured, comprehending in this enumeration the cigars
manufactured in Cadiz during the free port privilege ; sth,
salt ; 6th, stamped paper ; ith, produce and effects from
America; Bth, tobacco from the same quarter, in leaf and
manufactured ; 9th, home prc,duce and effects ; 10, spirits
and liquors.

" 6. These inventories shall be made in duplicate as
above directed, according to a form previously drawn up
by the Chief of the Permit-office, and which shall express
at the top the number of the articles,—the street and
house,—the place, or ship, in which the merchandise and
effects are to be found.

" 7. At the end of the three flays, or before, if any of
the inventories be presented, the Chief of the Permit-office
shall immediately order them to be compared with the
articles, availing himself of the assistance of the Intendant.

" S. The Chief of the Permit-office shall transmit to
the Revenue Board, for the guidance of the Intendant, one
of the two inventories, numbered in the order in which
they may have been presented.
" 9. All the foreign goods and effects in trade permit-
ted, which can be stamped, shall be marked with one
stamp, and prohibited merchandise with another stamp,
which the Revenue Board will provide.
" 10. Whenever at the time of the comparison of the
goods and effects with the sworn inventories, there may
appear differences which exceed S per cent. in the classi-
fied effects of each kind, they shall be confiscated, the ad-
ministrative proceeding being instituted by the Intendant,
with certification of the Chief of the Permit.office. When
the differences do not exceed S per cent , the inventories
shall he rectified.
" 11. The articles of foreign merchandise, and effects of
lawful commerce, which are in the city, .shall remain for
the time being in the possession of the parties interested,
under an obligation, added in continuation to the said
sworn inventory, to hold such goods in deposit under re-
sponsibility.

" 12. Those foreign goods shall; as to the duties