Star.
London, England, 1812-04-14 00:00:00

TRADE WITH RUSSIA.

The last Anholt Mail brought an Imperial Ukase,
which is of considerab4e importance to our Merchants.
It is an arrangement in the nature of a tarif for the
future trade with Russia, under which British cotton
goods and raw sugar, among other articles, will be
allowed to be imported into the Russian dominions.
It is as follows :

gXTRACT.
" By the Grace of GOD, we ALEXANDER, Emperor
and Autocrator of all the Russias, on the examina-
tion of the present state of our neutral trade, and atter
hearing the opinion of the Supreme Council, we deem
necessary to ordain—

" I. To continue Air the year 1812, the regulations of trade
issued for 1811.

" 2. To add to the register of goods allowed to import such
goods as are designated in the register annexed hereto.
" S. To increase the duties on certain permitted goods speci-
fied in that register, in corisideration of the inland hultistry.
" 4. To enforce all other arrangements ordered for the year
1811. (Signed) A LEXANDOR."
14 The original is signed by his Imperial Majesty, thus to be.
" St. Petersburgh, Jan. fl, 1812."
I.IIDDIVIONAL REGISTER OF SUCH GOODS Al ARIL ALLOWED
TO at IMPORTED, FOR THE YEAR 1812.
" All kinds of machines, stands, instruments, tools, needles,
&c. as are used for manufacturing cloths, laces, hosiery, &c.
fine wire, forms for printing calicoes, tobacco cutters, files of
all sorts, painters' brushes, pneumatics' and hydraulics' instru-
ments, duty free.

kulua coins of gold. silver, and Copper, duty free.
" Raw Buenos Ayres hides, sixty eopecs per hide.
“....Staves not worked, niuety eopees per cask.

_ .
11.-ADDITIONAL RIGISTER OF SUCH GOODS AS ASS ALLOWID
TO II IMPORTED DURING TAIL TZAR 1812, IN TUC SLACK
AND AZOW MIAS.

" Sundry silk, cotton, and wonted piece goods, covertngs,
caps, &c. from Turkey, pine boards, wooden utensils, &c. &c.
311r--11/01ST Ell or GOODS ON WHICO TUE DLITT It IAISID.

IMPORT&
" Needles of all kinds and sizes two reals per thousand.
Raw Sugar, ten pals per pool
Kumattch (thin cotton of all colours), fifteen copecs per
arsheen.

TIFORTI.
" Butler, eighty copecs per Food.
" The original is signed by the Presider• ^f the Department
of Polizical Economy of the supreme Coui 31.

/Aetna' TneAra r —The new Comedy, under the alkord
title of Tie Soli, of Erns, was last night repeated, and was re-
ceived with the most distinguished applause. The du:sent. of
Amozroon has been omitted, and a few other alterations have been
made. "(he performers, in general, exerted themselves with
great effect.
BatAn.—This day, the Lord Mayor and Aldermen, after
inspecting the keturns, ordered Bread to be continued at present
prices. •
Mr. WILEIE'S EXHIBITION of ALL THE PICTURES
r me HAS PAINTED, including several which have never
appeared before the Public, will open, at No. 87, Pall-
Mall, on Monday, the 20th of April.
HIGHGATE ARCIIWAY.—B•tween four and five
o'clock yesterday morning, the Highgate Tur.nel fell
in with a tremendous crash, and the labour of several
months was, in a few moments, converted into a heap
of ruins. Some of the workmen who were coming
to resume their daily labour describe the noise that
preceded it to be like that.of distant thunder. ft was
the Crown Arch, near Hornsey-lane, that first gave;
way, and the lane, in consequence, fell some feet
deep, and instantly became impassable. The houses
in the vicinity felt the fall like the shock of an earth.
• quake. The number of persons whom the fineness
lof the Weather attracted on Sunday to inspect the
work was immense. Happily none were on the spot
when the accident occurred.