The Sun.
London, England, 1842-10-10 00:00:00

Columbine, 18, Commander Morshead.
Clio, 16, Commander E. Troubridge.
Algerine, 10, Lieutenant Maitland.
Lady Bentinck, surveying vessel, Corn. R. Collison.
Troop-ship Jupiter, bias. Coin. R. Fulton.
Hon. Company's steamer Nemesis,Lieut.W.H. Hall.
Hon. Company's steamer Queen, Alas. Com. W.
Warden.

Hon. Company's steamer Phlegethon, Lieut. M'Cle-
verty.
Hon. Company's steamerSesostris,Com.Ormsby,l.N.
Hon. Company's steamerTenasserim,ComMail,lN

AT AMOY.

Herald, 26, Captain J. Nias, C.B.
Pylades, 18, Commander Tindal (absent).
Cameleon, 10, Lieutenant Hunter.
Starling, 6, Commander 11. Kellett.
SQUADRON AT THE MOUTH OF CANTON RIVER.
Blenheim, 72, Captain Sir Thos. Herbert, K.C.8.,
senior commanding officer.
Druid, 44, Captain H. Smith, C.B.
Nimrod, 18, Commander Glasse.
Hyacinth, 18, Commander G. Goldsmith.
Royalist, 10, Lieutenant Chetwood.
Young Hebe, 4, Lieutenant Wood.
Her Majesty's steam vessel Vixen, Commander
H. Boyes.
H. C. S. Hooghly, Mas. Corn. Ross.
H. C. S. Ariadne, Mas. Corn. Roberts, I.N.
H. C. S. Auckland, Mas. Corn. Ethersey, I.N.
H. C. S. Medusa, -
H. C. S. Pluto, Lieut. Tudor, R.N.

NEW TARIFF OF THE GERMAN
LEAGUE.
(From the Leeds Mercury.) _

We announced in the greater part of our impression
last week, that the Congress of the German Commercial
League, recently assembled at Stuttgardt, had resolved
to raise the duties on Mixed Worsted and Cotton goods
from 30 dollars per cwt. to 50 dollars per cwt. This in -
formation so far anticipated all the ordinary commercial
and political advices, that some of our readers have sup-
posed we must have been misinformed; and a Bradford
Contemporary of Thursday takes upon himself to lecture us
for disturbing the mercantile community by inaccurate
statements. Unhappily our information was but too correct
—as correct as it was early: it proceeded from a source
which could not be mistaken, and which was likely to an-
ticipate other sources of information. Our mercantile
friends at Bradford have not yet received advices of the
intended change from their Continental correspondents;
and we assure them it is with most sincere pain that we
perform the task of communicating to them such unfa-
vourable news. It was, however, our duty to publish
what we knew to be the fact on this very important sub-
ject; and it is now our disagreeable duty to follow it up
with the following particulars.
The decisions of the Congress have been exceedingly
hostile to English interests—hostile to a degree which
ought to engage the serious attention of the English
Government; especially as the contemplated changes
have been kept so secret that e yen the Prussian Minister
in London told Sir Robert Peel he knew nothing of them,
and hoped that no such designs were entertained, even
after they were known to our merchants, and had been
fully published in the columns of this paper.
The resolutions of the Congress of the "Zalvereirt"
have not yet been officially published, nar were they
signed by the delegates at Stuttgardt until the 29th of
September. We are, however, enabled to state the fol-
lowing particulars :-
Ist. There will be a small increase of duty on Cotton
WARPS (though the proposal for a great increase of duty
ou Cotton YARNS has for the present been defeated.)
2d. English and French Quincaillerie goods, that is,
the Hardware goods of Birmingham, &c., will be placed
under a considerably higher daty,—probably an addition
of not less than 50 dollars per cwt.
3d. and most important. 'Manufactured goods of
Worsted, Worsted and Cotton mired, fancy woven and
printed, dyed and grey, are in future to pay a duty of 50
dollars per cwt. The only exceptions under this head
are all plain worsted fabrics, such as merinos, saxonies,
and lastings, which, together with woollen cloths and
plain kerseymeres, will remain at the former rate of duty,
namely 30 dollars per cwt.
These are the principal changes. The tariff will be
published officially in a short time, when the exact
terms of it will appear. It is not known how soon the
increased duties will come into effect.