The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-23 00:00:00

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS BAV.

I. Lord Nugent—Bill to register Voters in Cities and
Boroughs.
-?, Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer--To move adjourn-
ment of the House to 29th June.

PARLIAMENTARY PAPER.

RATES OF DUTIES.

k RETURN showing the RATES of DUTY proposed to he
imposed on the Articles under-mentioned, compared
with the Duties now existing thereon :
Upon articles imported into the United Kingdom,.
Duties at Duties_

present. proposed.
BEEF, salted, the cwt prohibited. £0 12 0
liaisnEs, dressed, the lb 0 I 0
Rough, or undressed, the lb . 0 0 3 7-112ths
lo any way sorted or arranged in
colours, and not entirely rough,
and in the tufts, the Ilb.
Rough and in the tufts, and not
in any way sorted, the lb 0 0 0 0 0
E. any part of the Bristles in a
package be such as are subjected
to the higher duty, the whole
contents of the package shall
be subject to the higher duty.
Pour, salted, not being Bacon or
Hams, the cwt.
RICE, the produce of, and im-
ported from, any British pos-
session, not being rough or in
the husk, the cwt....
Rough, and in the husk or paddy,
per cwt.
Cr: ,;t:n i:—Castor Seed, the lb.
%VOOO, vie. : -Staves, being the
growth of any of the United
States of America, or the
growth of East or West Florida,
or the growth of the lonian
Islands, and being imported
directly from thence respec-

0 5

0 0

0 0
0 0

7i 0
4 0

tively—
Not exceeding 11 inch in thick-
ness, and not exceeding 7 inches
in breadth, viz.—
Not exceeding 86 inches in length,

the 120 —
Above 35 inches in length, and
not exceeding 50 inches in
length, the 120
Above 50 inches, and not exceed-
ing-60 inches in length, the 120
Above 60 inches in length, and
not exceeding 72 inches in
length, the 120
Above 72 inches in length, the 120
Note.--The duties proposed to be
charged on the above staves are
the same as are now payable on
the like staves, the growth of,
or imported front other foreign
countries.

0 7

0 15

1 0

1 8
1 12

4 4
4 16

YAILN, viz. : —Worsted Yarn, be-
ing of 2 or more threads, twitted
OT thrown, the lb 0 0 6 0 0
Other Worsted Yarn, for every
1001. of the value 2O 0 0 per lb.
Upon Articles carried Coastwise.
_ .

SLATr, in Slab or Blocks, not fit
to be converted into Slates, for
every 1001. of the value 25 0 0 duty free.
On Slates brought from Scotland,
it is proposed to allow the im-
porter to have the option of pay-
ing the existing duties, or, if
he so please, the duty of is. 6cl.

the thousand.
Upon Articks imported into the British Poesessions in

- America.
St Lx Manyfoolturea, for every 100/. -
of the value
COTTON Manufacturcl, for every

100/. of the value
BEET, salted except into New-
prohibited. 012 0
Pour, salted j foundland, cwt.

.1. C. HERMES.
Whitehall, Treasury Chambers, June 16.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BUXTON RACES, JUNE 20.

This meeting, ao attractive in its influence on the beau
monde and the gentlemen of the turf, commenced on Wed-
nesday, and exhibited a much greater assemblage of com-
pany than on former years. The day was remarkably
favourable, the course in the highest possible condition,
and the races created the most lively interest, not only
amongst the betting part of the field, but in the general
company.

A Gold Cup given by his Grace the Duke of Devon.
shire, added to a Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, for al
ages, twice round and a distance.
Mr. White's Euxton, by Rinaldo, 4 yrs

Colonel Yates's Cain, by Paulowitz, 5 yrs 2
Sir W. Wynn's Signorina, by Champion, 5 yrs
Signorina against the field.-2 to 1 against Cain.-4 to
1 against Euxton. A better race cannot be conceived.—
Eight drawn.
A Hunters' Stakes of 10 soya. each, for Horses, &c. not
thorough bred, for all ages ; Gentlemen riders:—
Mr. White's Tartar, by Don Cossack, ti yrs 1
Mr. T. liudson's Miracle, by Young Ardrossan, 4 vrs 2
Mr. J. C. Athorpe's Candidate, by Kutusoff
Mr. S. M. Lung's Limestone, by Regent, aged 4
b to 4 on the field, very little betting—Miracle the
favourite. The others were well placed, and if possible
this was a better race than the first.

A Maiden Plate of 501., given by the Inhabitants of Box-
ton, for horses, &c. of all ages, that never won before ;

heats, two miles and a distance :
Sir W. Wynn's Effie, by Catton, 8 yrs
Lord Chesterfield's b. f. by Grimaldi, 4 yrs
Mr. Carr's b. f. by Filho, 3 yrs
Mr. Walmesley's Pink, by Paulowita, 3 yrs 4 4
Mr. Hunt's Juliana, by Pyramus, 4 yrs 5 (I.
6 to 4 on the field—Effie the general favourite—little
betting before the race.

The Cocking between the
Cheshire, for 10 guineas a
Main. Potter, the Feeder foi
Cheshire :

Gentlemen of Derbyshire and
battle and 200 guineas the
1r Derbyshire, and Phillips for

H. B. PIIII.T.IPS. IT. B
Tuesday 4 0 Tuesday 4 0
Wednesday ............ 2 0 I Wednesday 2 0
Same day a drawrobattle. 1 Same day a drawn battte.

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