The Sun.
London, England, 1821-04-25 00:00:00

STII P NEWS.

DEAL, APRIL N.—Wind S. S. E.—Came down from the
River on the 22d inst. the-Vittoria, Franktand; for Jamaica,
instead-of the Arethusa. Came down to-day the Crown, Have-
lock ; British Tar, Palmer; and Garthland, Knight, for Mira-
michi ; Lord Middleton, Kerr, for Quebec ; Fame, Trickey,
for Lisbon ; and- Earl Moira, A'llison,.for Miramichi. Arrived
and sailed for the River the Pocklington, Barton, for Jamaica
and Wilding, Boyle, from Sietra Leone. Arrived and remain
the British Tar, Duesbury, from Hamburgh for Miramichi
and Margaret, Spink, from Newcastle for Leghorn. The
Pocklington reached the Lands.end in 3ti days, and experienced
contrary wind and bad weather for the last eight days in the
channel.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 24.—Wind S. E.—Arrived the
Mary, Ferguson, from Malta; and his Majesty's ship Grecian,
from a cruise. Sarled.the Zephyr, Cox, for Honduras.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 22.—Wind E.—Arrived the Riga,
nister, from Havannah for London, in 41 days ;
Catharina, de Jonge, from Amsterdam ; and the Tom Cod,
from Lisbon for London. Sailed the Lord Illulgrave, Middle-
ton, for Quebec; Edward, Germain, for Jamaica; and Prince
of Wales, Hathaway, for the South Seas. Arrived off this port
the Ganges, Chivers, from Calcutta for London, out 5 months ;
spoke the Pactolus, from Amsterdam for Batavia, five Weeks
ago, near the Line. •

'TALMOUTII, APRIL 22.—Arrived off the port the Hope,
Cam, from St. Lucie for Loudon ; and Nymphen, Vrierulf,
from Copenhagen ; the latter has sailed again for Calcutta.
Arrived the Barbara, Smith, from Teneritfe for London.
The Ganges, Chivers, arrived off Plymouth, sailed from
Bengal the 24th Nevetaber ; from the Cape the 14th February ;
and St. Helena the Ist March ; spoke the 22d March, in lat.
7. 16. long. 26. 30. the Rockitigham, frorriCaleutta to .London.

REMARKABLE DISPATCH.—The ship Union, James Penn,
master, arrived at Miramichi the Ist November on her third
voyage from Liverpool to that place for timber, this season.
The Union is 298 tons register, and arrived at Miramichi on
her first voyage the Bth May last.—(New Brunswick Courier.)

The POLICY of our magnanimous and friendly
- Ally, The Emperor of All the Russias..
" UKASE TO THE, DIRECTING SENATE.
" Desirous of affording further encouragement to the industry
of our faithful subjects engaged- in the manufactUre of cotton
and silk goods, and also of encouraging the cultivation of vine
yards in the southern provinces of the empire, and the prepara-
tion of various sorts of liquors fr6m grapes and various sorts of
fruits, we have thought proper, TO AUGMENT the interior or
consumption duty on FOREIGN ARTICLES of these descrip-
tions., We ADD to the above, a moderate . increase of the con-
sumption fluty ore erbfliT rind sugor, and.order that the interior
or consumption duty on the said articles be levied-at the.
.cus-
tomary houses, according to the,accoinpaving register, duly
confirmed, by us.
(Signed.) "-ALEXANDER.
" Laybach, Feb. 10, HMI."' . • .. -•

Another Document in regara .to..Po.la.rui is as
follows

" IMPERIAL UKASE.

1‘ For the encouragement of trade at the-fairs At •Warsaw it
was enacted. by our Ukase, dated 3d Octcber, 1820, a deduction
of 10 per cent. should. be made from the duties paid at the Cus-
tom-house at Warsaw on alt fortilin 'articles transported from
the above lair, into the empire of Russ*. •
". Having, by our Ukase of this day, raised the interior or
consumption duty on several foreign articles specified in the
accompanying Schedule, we order, that, instead of 10 per cent.
a deduction of 20 per cent. shall be made from those articles at
the Custom,house at Warsaw ~when transported from the above
fairs into the Empire of Russia. •

(Sighed)
" Laybach, Feb. 10,1821."

ALEXANDER.