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A'N'TI.

• The Baltimore Gazette gives the following statement
of the passage of a 'saw passed in the Haytitn Legislature,
regulating foreira commerce, and also the,subjoined copy
4. Of the law itsed, which 'we publish for the benefit of our
commercial readers As well as those who feel an interest
in the Wu tieal growth of this island

REPUBLIC OF. HAYTI.
Li airy. T , EqUALITY.
A kW which insures certain advantages to the national
.`tomed and merchant•vessels engaged in foreign commerce,
;ta the import and export duties, and establishes some pro-
isions relating to the charges on Haytian and foreign
veslels.
The C • fiber of the Representatives of the Commons,
u the pr -*don of4he President of Hayti, and having
:heard .. •t of its Section of the Interior, has passed
. .(r. •,' , . ~• _....a.
, It %nagelawl4,--
•. ' ,
.r .. , • inIRINNoti, of the present law, all
'i4lie' e;tli. titry'of,ll- i 0 permitted, which shall
re iniportedlin I . . s open to fovign commerce, fOr the
secount of ffaytians tuttleA (hutilioni4flag, shall flay one,
sixth less import " i7lsat of the most favour:4
Irs
nation -which trades " Hayti. : **
, te
,‘' 2. The commodities tees) or merchandize which'
Re: shy be exported to foreign countriult "'-Haytian vessels
.• for account of citizens of this Rep 'ationaux), shall
Pti Attenth. less of export duties tlillh the most favoured,.
nati all pay on exporting the same commodities or.
me andize,
3rtst
• Ma; reductions. in faA7our of citizdns of this Republic
shall, iiot include the ,f'rritorial duties, which are in every
ea.ie to be wholly 'reeseiVed into the public treasury. ~
4.. Haytian vessels engaged in foreign commerce, sailing
under license (Droit de Ntente), shall not be subject to
tonnage duty. There shall be paid on the Cargoes of such
7 YeBsetsi exporting or.importing, the full charges for weigh-
. , ink (Pesige), adage. •
- - 5. The Cu • i- ise charges, (frais du bureaux) for
. .
lelearukp* .6 s, Mentioned in the Tariff No. 5, an-
" lie); tothe ax, on tlia.duties on the 20th April, 1825
....C.
;lir ;'..
V;1 he exception 'ref;thest, accruing to interpreters),
,44.1 iii. e to'be paid to the% shall be received for ac- ,
coun ,of the Republic (Eta?), and returned to the public
treasury etthe time of payment of other duties.
Tgenational vessels trading beyond sea slf4
kll pay. sone-
, sixtlijess of those charges. Physicians shall be ht
i!hoicre and charge of those who shall employ them. '''
6. The present law repeals all provisions of other laWs
which are contrary to it.

PRICES OE STOCKS Tlll
'Rank Stock
3:pet Cent. Red.
V 77-14
3 per Cent. Cons. 3 per Cent. ..
to Red 3. is
4 per Cent. New .92% 1
Ditto Scrip ,.. yin.
Bank Loft Ann.. 19 1-16 161a-16
Ini, stock .
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DAY AT ONE O'
CLOCK.
South Se* Stock
Old Annuitie.
New Ditto
E. Bills, £l,OOO 2d. 10 11 pin.
Ditto 5OO 2d. 10 11 pin.
Ditto Small
Ditto Advertised
Bank for Account
India for Account
Cons. for Account 191i9i3G

Bonds,

1-1 16pin.

PRICES 'OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
gut triall Bonds, 5 per cent.... Neapolitan, 1824
tilatit4el kin &ands — Peruvian Bonds —
chw_lot AY. res Bonds — Portuguese B9nds - , _
C 1 "."' B Onds, 6 per et. — Prussian, 5 per cent.
I 0 orttbis n Bonds — Ditto, New —
9itto 1104 261,i 51, 7 61/ Russian, New, 5 per cent. 797i
n,“h, 3 per cent, ' II
54144 'Spanish, 1821, 5 per cent....;ni%
''reek Bonds 'Ditto, heti l2 French Rentes, sp. c —l —c.
Guatun ala
Ilexica n Bonds
bit jA9o, ..... .............. 3 per cent.
t°' - 'l9 li ►~ 1O NIA --. Exchange .............. lot

Pri,ICF,S OF SHAItES AT ONE 0. CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share.
115 Pal
z' Jian Mining Company •
Peruvian Mining Company 13 22% 23 214 2.2

MAILS.
A tri,ol.
Due. Arrived. Due.
/ • Dublin
Ti Waterford 0 0 Jamaica 0
'O. Guernsey Se Jersey. 0 0 Leeward lslansis „ 0
13 Lisbon 0 0 Malta 0
0 Gottenburgh 1 0 America 0
1 Hamburg's I 0 Brazil 0
I Holland 0 0 Buenos Ayres
---_
1_ France
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41"" WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning ...... 13 minutes after 1. Evening 43 minutes after 1.

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LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1826.

The French Papers of Friday, including the Etoile
'dated Saturday morning, reached us last night. The
C, emsiittiionnel contains a 'letter, communicated by
t,,ne Greek Committee at Paris,
in which it is said that
AltitA HINZ PA.CIIA died of the wounds received in en-
tering Missolonghi, and that.his body is to be conveyed
-0 Egypt. The Etoile, however, contradicts this.
statement. It admits that some vessels with ammunil
tion had arrived at Napoli d'
1
uof cord COCIIRNE
g , •
Romania, and announced
the comi
Quott
A The
also mentions the arrival of Colonel GoRDON at Na-
poli with three vessels laden with provisions, and a
sum of money which he had placed at the dispos.al of
Colonel FARVIER.
The following are extracts' from these Papers :
• (Pram the Quatidienne.)
TRIESTE, JULY 4.—(Private Correspondence.)--The
Neapolitan frigate Amelia, Captain Don Raphael de Cosa,
arrived here on the 28th ult. from Messina. It is affirmed,
that the vessel is to take back to Naples the mortal remains
of the late Queen Caroline, consort of the late King of
Naples, who died at Vienna some years ago.
The English frigate Naiad also wised here on the 28th.
Captain Spencer, who cialmands lit' ',Oset out the next day
for Vienna, where it see fflf be is Aimed.:
According to the accounts brought by the last packet
from Corfu, Colonel Gordon had arrived at Napoli di Ro-
. mania, with three vessels e.laden with provisions, and a
large sum of money, which Wits to be placed at the dis-
posal 'of Colonel. Fabvier to pay the regular troops, and
enable him to re4irganise the corps which he commands.
Count Fabvier had returned to Napoli after his expedition
to Caristo, and cuss to 'set out again for Athens. Com-
Modoye Hamilton has protested, against the decisions
of the Prize Court at Napoli passing sentenee of -condem-
nation on several Austrian vessels.
It is asserted that Coletti, Xeno, and Papa 4 p oulo
have been strangled. Mavrocordato has been
oblwed to
flight
the .ate.t..at awaited him.
avoid by f b
It is affirmed that General Roche has been recalled by
the Greek Committee ofuk Nemo Paris. It is added that the
Mission with which,he.was intrusted—namely, to propose
tiethe
dDThe e of
inhars its King of Greece, has completely
. - bitants u
of Spezzia are seeking refuge
with all . haste at Hydra, which b_eing better fortified, affords
thern, More security against the attacks of the Capitan
Paella. .
(From the Etoile, dated Satuiiiay.)
The coastyatiOnne/ of to-day gives a letter, which it
says has been addl.* to the Greek Committee. Thiti
letter, clatedWapcilildt Romania, ist
—aY 26, says that Thri.'.
him Paella is deatl,V the wounds he,
~geeeivek at IVlissot
longhi—thakthe wealvemains hf hi •
,irrny are
at patras
f , quite inactive---that the Egypfititi s uadron has returned
t
1 •,to Candia-;-that the Rene gat o Seve is most certainly
":,detid—Aliut Patras is invested by. the Greeks--that th.e
-..,..ol.Captains of the Mores occupy the defiles—and that the
~' Greek seamen, in concert with their Primate, have voh,„.
1 •tarilny imposed on themselves a contribution for the equip-
met of 120 ships, which are ready to engage the enemy's
fleet at the first signal.
We wish that: all these news were true ; but unhappil.
y
they are only the twentieth edition of what has been said
to the same effect for this year-past. Our correspondent,
at least, furnishes us nothing that can be reconciled with