Star.
London, England, 1824-11-29 00:00:00

NOTIFICATION.

By the general tariffs published at different intervals
from the year 1817, and before that time, the same
system of duties was extended to the Lombardo-
Venetian Kingdom and to the provinces of the Tyrol
and Voralsberg, which, flourishing for maity years in
the ancient provinces of Austria, excludes the internal
trade in foreign commodities, which being restricted by
the interest of national industry, had been placed out of
commerce. In relation to this system of duties, and
with the view of removing the obstacles to a free trade
between these and the other provinces of the Monarchy,
the High Aulic Choamber, considering that by the time
elapsed since the publication of these tariffs, the com-
modities introduced into these provinces before they
were enforced had been consumed, has by its dispatch
of die 22d of August, No. 29,557-737, ordained as
follows : .

Article I.—lnternal traffic in foreign commodities,
introduced anterior to the prohibition and specified in
the annexed list, shall be tolerated only till the 31st of
December, 1824. It then terminates uncle' the observ-
ance of the prescribed forms prevailing in these pro-
vinces for the circulation and trade in such articles.
. Art. 2.—The above term having expired, whatever
prohibited commodity shall be found in trade, in circu-
lation, in shops, magazines, or other places, destined
for. such articles, shall he consideieJ as proceeding from
contraband ; and the holder slial be adjudged to the
respective penalties—that is, to confiscation of the same,
or to a fine of double the value, having no reference to
the ticket with which these goods shall be protected, or
to any other justification of their original introduction.
Art. 3.—The proprietors of the said goods, who, at
the conclusion of the abovetnentioned term of toleration,
shall be in possession of the same, shall have it in their
power before it expires to deposit them s.n the offices of
the Giistomshouse, or to dispose of them either by ex-
portation beyond the Monarchy, or by the sale of them
the interior to persons who shall have obtained the
Government permission. In the latter case, the officers of
the Custom-house shall take into their keeping the good.,
and certify the deposit of them, in declarations which shall
he presented to them, subscribed by the parties. These
declarations shall contain the exact description of the
quality, weight, measure, and number, and of the value
of the said g..ods. One of these copies, signed by the
officer who shall certify the deposit, shall be restored to
the party for his security, and the other shall be held
by the officer who shall take the custody of the goods.
Each time that goods shall be taken from the deposit,
the proprietor shall proJtice the declaration of the offi-
cer, in which shall be observed the quantity, number,
:Ind date of the relative permit. For all the goods de-
posited, there shall be paid the prescribed warehouse
duty. The Custom-houses empowered to receive the said
goods in deposit are those of Milan, Nlantua, Brescia,
Cr emona, Casual- maggi,l e, Como, Varese, Bergamo,
Pavia, Lodi, Codogno, SoAdlio, Morbegtio, and Chia-
venna.—The Royal and Impel ial direction of the Custom-
houses is charged with the execution of this decree.
(Signed) II Conte STRASSOLI)O, President.
ICCIA IWO, Vice-President.

Milan, September I 1824.
Here tollows a li,t of prohibited articles, which in-
clude.; almost every of manufacture, from gold
plate down to toys for the a to wensent of children—lron
"liestrY to 511 aw plait—or from e-sence of punch to
iriLl“riterous Silks and soaps,- pictutes anJ po-
mitums. 1:1PC!Oilt, stones and powdet bine, glas, and gal-
lunns—all, all are alike prohibited. To this list there

Is added a notification, of the following is the
substance :
There being placed out of trade by-the new system various goods
and commodities coming from abroad, the introduction of which can
only be granted to private persons for their own itse, the Imperial
Government, in conformity with the orders received hum the high
Imperial Royal Aulic Chamber, makes known to the public the
following dispositions t
Art. I.—Private persons who may desire to introduce for their
07.. n consumption the said commodities and productions, prohibited
in commerce, may ask permission from the Government, present-
ing their petitions either directly to the Government, or through
the medium of the Provincial Intendancy, or the direction of the
Custom-house.
• Every petition mast be signed by the person petitioning. No
request made in common, and signed by several individuals, can
he admitted.
The petition must indicate the cptantity and quality of the goods,
and must contain the express duel 'ration of the petitioner, that these
.aid goods are proportioned to his wants, and destined exclusively
for his own use or that of his family. There must he noted down
the district and the number of the hoop inhabited by the person
making the demand, who, having obtained the permit-ticket which
shall be delivered by the Imperial Direction of the Custom-house,
shall with R be en...bled to introduce from the post on the frontier,
the gouda or products described in the same, not later than six
mon this ; after which time the ticket or card ceases to be of any value.”
There a. e twelve other Articles, regulating the man-
ner in which private persons are to be accommodated
with prohibited goods, but fettered by so many restric-
tions, as to render tile privilege a mere nullity.

TIIE EVENING S'l'Aß.

LONDON.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1824.
TIER FUNDS.

STOCK EXCHANGR. TWELVK O'CLOCK.

The Consol Market appear* very heavy ; they opened at IP5i
for the Account, and within this balf-hour they have lowered to
941 ; : the cause is not yet known.