The Sun.
London, England, 1832-04-05 00:00:00

THE TRADE WITH RUSSIA.

The following regulations have been promulgated it
addition to those previously noticed, respecting flat
mode of conducting the commercial operations bs
,ween Russia and other Staffs, during the press
year. The orders have been issued to all the cu -
!omhouses of the Russian empire, agreeably to
decision of the Minister of Finance of that countr.
" First—ln conformity with the 41st section of t'
customhouse regulations, no difficulty will be made in s-•
ceiving the declarations of captains of merchantmen,
the subject of packages in dispute. Under such circus -
stances it will be sufficient to observe that the bill of ladin:!
mentions that, at the moment the goods were put on board,
a discussion had been raised on the number of package.,
specified ; or, that the captain must adduce clear and ere-
diole proof that the deficient package has not been put on
board, nor been landed afterwards. If the bill of lading
does not men'ion the above, or if such proofs are not given,
or if they are deemed insufficient, the captain will be sen-
tenced to pay the fines fixed by sections 101 and 102 of
the custom-house regulations for the packages in dispute
which may be found deficient in the cargo, according to
the declarations. However, this rule will not apply to
ood= imported in bulk, or such as are declared by number,
and which are not liable to be minutely detailed in the bull
of lading.
" Second—The detailed specification of the goods men-

tinned in bills of lading, or bills for land carriage, may be
given in separate lists, prorided the total of each kind of
goods be clearly specified in the text, in conformity with
th.i regulations prescribed on the subject on the 12th Fe•.
bruary,lB24. In the contrary case, the fine (accidensia)
fixed by the 47th section of the Custom Regulations will
be levied.

" Third—As the present regulations relating to the two
above-specified objects were not sufficiently explicit, and
as the Custom-house officers themselves were not always
acting according to their spirit, the above regulations will
only begin to be put in practice at the opening of the sea-
son, and from the inland custom-houses from the month of
March, 1832."

THE FUNDS -(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Madras Papers to the 20th October, Canton to the
16th March, and Mexican to the 14th Feb. have been
received at the North and South American Coffee-house.

(From the Madras Papers.)
The weather for these last two or three days has been
unusually hot, for which we augur that a plentiful supply
of rain is in store for us.

We believe it is in contemplation to relieve his Highness
the Rajah of Mysore from the cares and anxiety of hi.
Government. Commissioners will be appointed by the
Supreme Government to settle the Mysore country, the
Rajah and various members of his family will be pro-
vided for.

(From the Canton Price Current, Nov. 15.)
COMMERCIAL REMARKS.

Corrox.—Our market remains steady at the late ad
♦ance in price.
Orrust —The arrival of some junks has led to the
clearance of several time-bargains in Patna and Benares ;
and an improvement in the last few days has occurred in
he prices for small purchases, the Patna being sold at
940 per chest, Malwa so low as 670, but the principal
holders wi I not sell under 700 per chest. No improve-
ment in British piece goods, the stock on hand being ♦ery
considerable.

Woollens have declined in value; saltpetre has expe-
rienced an advance. Our last advices from Manila men-
tion that price+ were very low for foreign goods, but the
consumption much increased.
We have hitherto omitted to notice an important redue-

tion which has taken place this season in the duty on
opium at Maccoa. It is now ten dollars and a small frac-
tion lower per chest.
By the French mail this morning a report prevailed at
the Hague thar the French and English Ambassadors were
to leave, if the King of Holland did not ratify the treaty
on the Ist of April.
ThFy write from Madrid (March 23) that the King of
Spain had passed in review several corps, after which they
proceeded on their march to the frontiers of Portugal.
A combat is said to have taken place between the cuiras-
sier* and volunteer royalists, at Saragossa. The cui-
rassiers were obliged to leave the town.
The Vera Cruz Papers contain a proclamation of Ge-
neral Santa Anna, published on the 2gl of February, and
addressed to the inhabitants of Vera Cruz, stating, that at

their call he had put himself at their head in the character
of a mediator, but it was in vain ; lie therefore calla them
to arms, and their companies in Jilireo, and in other
places, will second their effwts.