Star.
London, England, 1825-03-28 00:00:00

Ist. Iron in bus
Tin sheets
Copper sheets
Papa' of everf doseriptits
AU aorta of McAdoo
basica! Instruments
Pitch
Tar
Cables
Cordage
Anchors
(a) Id. All blade of cattail
goods
(a) Ditto Woollen ditto
(a) Ditto Thread
(a) Ditto Hemp
(a) Ditto Worsted
3d. Umbrellas
Beaver Hats
Woollen ditto
Cotton ditto
Silk ditto
Wax or Spermaceti, ma-
nufactured or in hs na-
tural state
Wines
Vinegars
Oils of every description
field and Silver Watches
Laces
Saddles
Playing Cards
European Earthenware
Myna! and Glass of all
kinds

4th, Silks, and all Silk'
goods of the growth and
manufacture of Europe
PredouStunes and Jewels

Tanned Skins
Thread and Silk Lace
Handkerchiefs
Artificial Flowers
l'lumes of Feathers
Looking-glasses
Perfumes
Fdifiences
Sweet scented*Walera
Fruit,, dry, or in Wine,
Oil. or Brandy
Olives
Capers
:111 sorts of Pickles
sth, Shoes
Baas

Al sort s of House Furni-
ture

Ready node Clothes
All sorts of Furniture and
Utensils of Copper,Com-
Laskin's, iron, Steel, or
_ _ _

Tallow, in its natural state
or manufactured
Flours
Salt Meats
AU kinds of Foreign Pro-
visions
All other sorbet Nerdsan-
dise and Consourcial Ar-
ticles not connected is
the above Hawes

Foreign
Vessels
from
M.

Fo.
reign
Vessel,
from
else•

Except all goods wham-
ever of the growth and
manufacture of Asiatic
Nations or European
settlements in Asia, ex-
cepting those of Spain
TF

20

• per centages are at present collected agreeably to an
Arancel, having only, in many instances, two or three valuations
(or articles that have a great variety of gradations in value; come-
ineptly the above duties can scidowbe levied with accuracy.
Goods coming from such of the former Spanish
Colonies as are now independent States, whether in na-
tional or foreign vessels, pay no more duties than if
tfrom Europe or the United States, provided they be of
growth and manufacture of the aforesaid former
oases ; -other goods are considered as coming from
Colonies. and do not enjoy the difference of duties on
amides from Europe or the United States, unless by
treaty it be otherwise determined. (b)
Merchants must either pay the duties of importation
immediately, or find two good sureties; in which latter
case three and six months are granted for payment in
moieties. If the payment be anticipated, one-half per
cent. per month is allowed ; but if the indulgence be
accepted, one per cent. per month must be paid. (c)
The province of Riobacha is exempted until the
Month of August, 1833, from the payment of duties
or importation on foreign provisions necessary for its
consumption.
Foreign merchandise, wines, gin% grape brandies,
beers, provisions, and articles of the first necessity of
life,' imported with the design of being exported from
Colombia to fr,endly or neutral mitions, have the du-
ties returned, provided the importer at the time of im-
porting states his intention of so doing, and that the
exportation be made within the space •of six months.
The repayment of the duties to be made on the day of
the salsas of
,the vessel, of which right days' notice
most be given, 2i ter cent. being
.reserved tor the
benefit of the State. These udder, Imported with the
intention of being exported, cannot be disposed of in
without special permission.
11$1111011111 tflfit /SOK SUITING aerial or DOINITATION.
!rioted bombs in any language. taps. georepl cans. pbi.
beelike' Monmesots and apparisus=vings, "virm•
legatees,
mistaism of astiquides. baste, and
ben lossimsents of
ark:Mare.
Maim Mid seeds.
Madan and utensils fir the celebration el hod, and the preps.
ratios werbing et ks preektisos.
Tabs masamessad IMMO& width is my maw contribute to
toollittashe inselsolos all maids* of nistak, ellelinetels. and
aboisie.
An
el Isiah may conduce to be sassikratien
do el ides and seism
Ai and i
sad imaging imaging to tbe iscreme el domestic
momboaoss el me metes.