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London, England, 1819-05-14 00:00:00

FRIDAY. MAY 14, 1819.

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PROPAGANDA : Being an Abstract of the
Designs and Proceedings of the Incorporated Society
for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts; with
Extracts of the Sermons preached before it, from the Year
1702, to the present Year.
By 'A MEMBER OF THE SOCIETY.
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*** This Volume has been compiled with a special view
to the information of the Clergy, in preaching for the
Society in conformity with the King's Letter of February
the 10th..

J A V A.

ALIEN LAW.

(Continued from our Paper of Yesterday.)

The Amount of Import and Export Duties and con-

traband
Art. 13. The amount of the import and export
duties shall be determined (so soon as that can be
dope with exactness,) by a prepared schedule, of
all such goods as are subject to such duties.
Art. 16. For so long as this schedule shall not
be formed and published, the money value of the
goods, as expressed in the invoice of shipment,
shall be the basis on which the import duties are
to be levied.

Ot this value increased by the addition of 30
per cent. must be paid—
By Netherlands vessels, 6 per cent.
By Foreign vessels cleared out in the Netherlands, 9 per
cent.

By Foreign vessels coming from foreign ports, IQ per cent.
All with regard to foreign vessels, for so far as
no different arriingemeuts shall have been en-
tered into; by his Majesty and any of the foreign
powers.
Art. 17. Whenever the prices of the goods„ ac-
cording to the invoice, are entered too low in
comparison with other goods ardved with prices
current, or with other known criterions, the per-
son entering them is at liberty to hand in an im
proved and more correct, statement. The Collec-
tor is in duty bound to consider and rake the
opinion of the water Fiscal upon this statement.
Art. 18. When the person interested refuses to
give in such corrected statement, or in case he
declares that he possesses no invoice, the import
and export duties must he calculated and paid
according to the market prices of ,the day, upon
which, according, to law, the statement must be
presented.
Art. 19. Indian goods brought by vessels of the
natives, shall pay the import duties on the amount
at which they are valued.
Art. 20. Goods 'brought by Chinese kinks are
not included in the forgoing regulations, but
must pay the import' ditties according to the fol-
lowing standard
A large junk from Nymphs • f 6OOO
A small ditto ditto
A large jonk from Canton
small ditto ditto
A large jonli front Emuy
A small ditto ditto . 2OOO
Upon the payment of which, the whole cargo
brought
,by these jonks may be freely landed,
with this understanding, however, that -in this
cargo there are nut included European goods or
productions, nor goods originally from the west
of India, which however they are permitted to
bring, but the import duties on which must be
paid according to the forgoing regulations.
Arr. 21. For so long as the schedule referred
to in Art. 15, is -not plepared and published, the
value of the goods shall be fixed by the market
prices, on the day of entry for exportation.
On this value must be paid,
hr Netherlands ships, 6 per per cent.
In forcin ships bound to the Netherlands, 9 per cent.
In foreign ships bound to foreign polls 12 per cent.
All with regard to foreign ships, provided no
different arrangements shall have been entered
into, between his Majesty and any of the foreign
powers.
Ail. 22. In the foregoing regulations are not

included the following goods, which are sub
ject to permanent export duiies, as follows :

[PRIG SEVENPENCF.

LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM THE MOENINo ?AYERS OF THIS DAY.

[Morning Chronicle.]

SCOTS LAW PROMOTIONS.—Some important
changes are expected.immedia•cly to take place in
the Supreme Courts of Scotland. The Lord
Chief Baron of the Exchegner has long been in
a declining state of health, and he has at length
signified his wish to retire on the pension. The
Lord Chit! Commissioner Adam is mentioned as
his successor, and Sir ‘Villiam Rae, the Sheriff of
the County of Riinburgh, it is said, is to be the
new. Lord Advocate.

[Morning Post.)

Intelligence from Nassau, New Providence,
states, that the inhabitants of that island and Ja-
niaica have transmitted strong memorials to 60-.
remittent, praying that New Providence may be
made a depot for a trade between the British
West India Colonies and the United States. .