Star.
London, England, 1824-11-03 00:00:00

BRUSSELS, OCTOBER so.

The following is the project of law, making some
changes in the Tarif of duties on certain articles pre-
sented to the Second Chamber of the States-General,
in the sitting of the 22d.

" We Wu.t.um, &c. &c.

Having taken into consideration the applications
and representations which have been made to us, de-
siring some changes and ameliorations in the tarif of
the duties on importation, exportation, and transit of
goods and merchandize, fixed by the law of the 26th
of August, 1822:
For these reasons, by the advice of our Council ef
State, and in concert with the States-General, we have
thought fit to decree, as we decree by these presents,
that the articles here below mentioned, of the tar if of
import, export, and transit duties shall be modified and
completed as follows :
VINrUAR.—The export duty on Vinegar of Wine or of Beer, and
of artificial Vinegar, in cask, is five cents per barrel; in bottles, not
more than 116 to the barrel, the 100 bottles, five cents ; in Seltzer
water jugs, the 100 jugs eight cents; Vinegar of wood in casks, the
barrel 50 cents; in bottles, not more than 116 to the barrel, 100
bottles So cents.

G*A IN.—The import duty on Wheat, Rye, Barley, and Oats, is
augmented and faxed as follows:

Wheat per last, 24 florins; Rye, ditto 15; Barley, ditto 14;
Oats, ditto 7.

The faculty is reserved to the king to reduce the im-
port duty on the four articles above specified, and even
to replace it under the regulation of the Tat if before-
mentioned, in proportion as the circumstances which
have given occasion to the present increase shall undergo
any changes.
The export duties on the kinds of grain here below
specified, shall be reduced and fixed as follows:
Buck-wheat per last, slO florins; Beans and Vetches, 20; Peas,
to; Barley, 20; Oats, 10; Rye, 15; Wheat, 20.
CATTLE..-11040.—The export duty is reduced from thirty to five
cents. per head.

litou —There shall be paid on iron plates, import duty eight florins,
export do. 10 cents. transit do. ?0 cents. per 100 lbs. •

Reserving to ourselves the faculty to permit, in cer-
tain cases, on payment of a duty of tw•o per cent. ad
valorem, the importation of iron in sheets necessary for
the manufacture of boilers of steam•engines, and of such
dimensions as have not yet been manufactured in this
' Kingdom, provided that such shall be designed for a.
certain purpose.

The KING has appointed GEORGE I3OSANQUET, Esq.
to be Secretary to his I%!ajesty's Legation at Madrid.
The KING has ap: muted HENRY STEPIIEN Fox, Esq.
to he Secretary to his Majesty's Legation at Turin.
The Marquis of ‘VATERFORD is confined with a se-
vere fit of the soot, at the St. Peterssurgh Motet, Dover-street.

THE KING. -
WINDSOR, Nov. 2.—Yesterday after 'the Duke Of
DRVONSITIRE took letse,he repaired to Winasot Castle,
where, by appointment; his Grice was. Met by Mr.
.Wxixvitte, who laid the plans Of the alterations and
iniprovements to be regide before him, and.then shelved
his Grace the progress already Made in the east and
southern wings; after which the Noble Duke set out for
his residence in towns His Grace is expected to leave
town to-morrow for Chatsworth, his seat in Derbyshire.
This afternoon his M Ana IT; with-two of his attend-
ants, took a ride for about an hour in a close carriage:
His MAJESTY cannot take his usual drives in his poney
phaeton, the ground being so very heavy in conse-
quence of the almost incessant rains. It is expected
that his MAJESTY will shortly leave the Royal Lodge,
to pass a few days at Carlton Palace.

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

Aim:vs:A.—C. M. Clarke, Esq. from Dunham Lodge, Norfolk ;
Tido. Frederick Lamb, from a tour ; Capt. Fraser, R.N. at the Salo-
pian Coffee-house, from Ashling house; Sir Henry and the Right
Hon. Lady Emily Ilardinge, front Seven Oaks.
DEM RTURlUM—Captain and Mrs. Gardner, from Read's Hotel,
Lower Grosvenor-street, for Brighton; William Knight, Esq. and'
I'. Nixon' F.sq. from ditto, for Newmarket ; Capt. Robinson, froth
ditto, for Leicestershire; Charles Mills, Rig. from ditto, for Nor-
folk ; Mr. and Mrs. Robatts, from Long's Hotel, Bond street, for
Bath ; .1. Nichol!, Esq. from ditto, fur Melton Mowbray, Leices-
tershire; William Leigh, Esq. front ditto, for ditto; Captain Owen,
from ditto, for Brighton.