The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-03 00:00:00

[Receir.i.d from Liveipoottilis tfiarnifig-.]

DRAWBAdK ON .ENGLISII HOPS EXP6RTED.--
. :7' ' Treasury Chambers, Feb.. 22.
GE "IS; it commanded by the, Lords, Commis-
sioners of leis Majgty's Treasury to transmit herewith a copy
of the Report to therCommissioners of the Excise,on Memorial of
the. 4op planterstof Kent and. Sussex,•requesting that a Draw-
bac... of the duty may be allowed on Hops, exported to Foreign
ports.; also, a copy of their. Lordships'.;llinute thereon, for your
:information; and I am to. desire yOu:Will gite such 'directions
toynar officers as may be . necessary to prevent • any impedi-
ments to the due execiition of their Lordship?, orders, which it
is represented. as having taken Place at some of the Out Ports.
(Signed) S. R. LUSIIINGTON.
. To the CoMmissioners of Customs.
.

• The following are copies of the Report and Minute referred
to above :

To the Right Honourable the Lords CommissionerS - of his
Majesty's Treasury. . ,
May it please your Lordships,
Mr. LUSTIINGTON having transmitted -us the Memorial
of the Hop Planters of Kent- and Sussex, requesting that a
drawback of the Duty may be allowed on Hops expelled to Fo-
reign Ports, we haVe to state, it does not appear to us that the
Revenue would be exposed.to danger-by - allowing 'ihe Draw-
baCk on Mips exported to Foreign Ports, in She-same manner it
is now allow9d-to Ireland, provided they be.produccd to the pro-
per; Officers in thotiriginal packages in which they are charged,•
with the mark showing weight, the growth, name and place
of abode, an the year when grown perfect thereon.;
but, it Weida bin our opinion, necessary, in order to prevent
imposition upon the revenue by the exportation bill Ops, which
by long keeping,lifffp become of little orno.yalue, or of a mix-
ture of such Hops With 'those of a better quality, that the pro-
vision of thelOth 'arid 11th Section 'of the Act of the 57th
George HI.- chapter 87, by which the allowance or draw-
back -on goedi not worth the duties is prohibited, should be
especially extended to Hops ; and' that all 'Mixture of Hops
with any_ ether: .asticle-. or ingredient intended for exportation,
or drawback; be forfeited, with a penalty. It might
alto be • eXptdient,i for preventing the fraudulent relanding of
}Rips after beinrshipped- for exportation, 'that the drawback
should be confined to such as are shipped in packages of not
less weight than Verhaps'l cwt. or 1121 b.
• • (signed) 6..SEMIOUR, • WM. MANLEY,
IL:DOYLE;
A. CAIVBELL,. J. C. 111ORTLACH.

-The followini= peevish paragraphs appear in
The Morniiig dronicle of this day. It is unne-
cessary to comment on them. They are marked
by the splenetiC temper which invariably cha-
racterizes that 'paper, and which every day so
ridiculously vents. itself' in disgusting attacks
upon The courier., As to the paragraphs them-
selves) they are probalAy all founded in party
rancour _ .

" The ieport of the King's visit to•lreland has now subsided.
We Stated that Majesty could only go in regal state, and it
was found that, the expence would have-been considerable. The:
Castle of Dublin i$ not in a situation fit to receive his Majesty,
as'if has had nothin done to it since the Lord-Lieutenancy of
,
the Duke of Rutland.'' '•
Majesty may: got() the Continent incog.; but not, we
presume„to his dominion of Hanover otherwise than in his regal
state ; and we should suppose that this also will be given up,
" With respect-to the Coronation some perplexity
.occurs. It
may take place about the,iniddle of July, after the rising of Par-
liament ; but if it should take place this year, would not the ce-
remony be - regarded as a proof of the determination at head-
quarters to tlircew a new impediment in the way Of *passing the
Roman Catholic Relief Bill—since the King would-then take
the same oath which *was always held out as an obstacle to con-
cession dnring the life-time of the late King ?" . .

Advices from Petersburgh, dated the 13th
ult. were received on Tuesday by express, which
state that the intelligence had arrived there of
the orders issued for the halt of the Russian
army, on which the Exchange rose from 91- to, fli
—an .improvement of 4 per cent.—( The Times.)
Yesterday murning, at a quarter past eleven,
his MAJESTY arrived at his Palace, in Pall-mall,
in his {ravelling carriage from Brighton, escorted
by a party of light horse.
THE BIRTH-DAY BALL.—The Drawing-room
this day at Buckingham,Palace will be succeeded
by a grand ball aqd supper,at Carlton Palace at
night. The entertainment will be upon a scale
of extraordinary splendour, and will be distin-
guished by a more particular selection than any
former occasion.

Discovrgy .Sitips.—On Sunday, the Fury,
Captain PARRY', left Deptford for Northfleet,
and on the following, day,, the, Heck, Captain
LyoN, did the same. Hundreds of spectators
were pps_ent on both days, seeming to vie with
each other in taking farewell of the intrepid na-
vigators, and in expressing their hopes for their
safe return. The urbanity of all the officers has
never been sorpasse,d, and their obliging conduct
in 'explaining the, various parts of the ships, has
been the theme of general commendation. Not
a day has passed since the ships were ready,
without many individuals returning from their
sides unable to gratify their curiosity, and it is
computed that many thousands of spectators have
been admitted on board both vessels.

Accordipg to Letters from Stockholm of the
20th ult., the King of SWEDEN has addressed a
royal rescript to the Diet of Norway, in which he'
declares that if that body will adjourn the dis-
cussion, Jor the present session, ,relative to the
Privileges and, immunities claimed in behalf of
the NorwegiOs, his, MAJEStY will no longer'
Withhold i.,44pssent, should they-, when they
qain ,asrgige,,,,adopt the same resolutions as
th&se agreO, to la this and.the preceding session.
No'doubt is-xmtertained that the Diet-will assent
to the proposition of the King of SWEDEN.
The, fol,luwii; is an extract of a' letter from
Gibraltar, dated 15th of April :—"Mr. Dougt,As,
our Consul for the Enipire of Morocco, went in
hii Majesty's hired schooner Pacifico, two d,ays`
ago, to Tangiers, and was received most graciously
by the Prime. Minister of the reigning EMPERQR.
Several valuable presents were sent by him to
the British Government, and he is expected to
secure for: us considerable Commercial advan-
tages- . MULEY SAID, the brother of MULEY
Inam, has been proclaimed Emperor, after the
death of the latter in Tetuan ; but he retreated
on the advance of his uncle, the Emperor-reg-
nant, and has taken a direction towards. Fez,
which place, should he reach in safety, we may
lonk to a continuance of the present cruel war-
fare. A Sardinian boat .left MS place about
three weeks since, for Rabbat, with 50,000 dol-
lars of Danish tribute money, and 20 brags field
pieces." ,
• Yesterday 'a Court of Directors was held at the
East India, House, when FRANCIS WAnnts, Esq,
was appointed a Provisional Member of the Coun-
cil at Bombay.
ExEcuTfox.--Samuel Grimwood, convicted it the late
Suffolk Assizo, of, burglary, was executed, op Saturday last,
at Ipswich. Ile appeared very penitent, and. confessed he had
been concernedi in the robbery for which he suffered, and seve-
, rid others in the coueties of Essex and Kent. • .