Star.
London, England, 1810-02-07 00:00:00

THE BRAZILS.

By the Princess Amelia Packet, in 60 days from
the Brazils, the following intelligence has beco recei
ved

BUENOS AYRES, NOVEMBER 4.
A Committee of Merchants and others has bowel
called by the Viceroy. The result of their delibera-
tions is, that this port is to be opened to neutral com-
merce, under certain regulations, many of which are
still unknown to the public. It is known, however,
that free entry is offered to all neutral vessels, on the
payment of £25 per cent. duty on the valuation of
the goods here, conformably to the market price of
the article—Free exportation of money, on paying
JeB per cent. duty. No Englishman, or Foreigner of
any description, is permitted to have stores, nor to
purchase houses or lands in the country. All ships
and cargoes must have a Spanish consignee for the
sales, to whom a commission is to be paid. The du-
ties on exports are unknown. This will produce a
general stagnation for the sales of English manufac
'tires, something like that which has aleady taken
place at Rio de Janeiro.
The measures above alluded to are to be observed
until his Majesty determines otherwise i and as there
are more goods than can be consumed for three years
already in the country, you may judge of the losses
and ruin that may ensue.

110VEMISER 7.—The following regulations respect.
ing neutral trade have been just published ;

CONDITIONS OF COMMERCE.

MI Vessels must consign themselves to Spanish merchants.
The Consignee must present a manifest of cargo, in Spanish,
to the Administration of the Custom House, twenty-four hours
after arrival.
All goods are admitted (except those pr shibited) and shall pay
the circular duty, agreeable to the Tarit ; and such goods as may
not he in the Tarif, shall be vidued at the prices of Europe.
Goods similar to those manufactured in the country shall pay
a duty of 121 per cent. over and above the circular duties.
Ox and cow-hides shall pay the war tax, on clearance, of 121
per cent. As far as respects the prriotic duty, it snail be extin-
guished.
Vicuneir wool, bark, sheep's wool, tallow, cocoa, and hair, at
certain specified prices, to pay a duty of 20 per cent.
The exportation of either gold or silver is not allowed. AU
returns must be made in produce of the country, and to take
away the same. Vessels may come in ballast, and may bring such
goods as are permitted for the negro trade.
The Spanish Consignee must become bound for the duties, and
Ito pay a fourth in fifteen days after having made the dispatch, and
!he remaining three-fourths in the three following months, that
is, one-fourth in each Month.
All vessels, friends apd neutrals, shall be admitted, and must
receive a Custom-house officer on board as is customary with
other vessels, and shall deposit their papers in the Secretariodel
Governor's Office, until a visit is past for sailing. 't he Spanish
Consignee shall not sell by retail on account of any foreigner.
The interdiction of wine, oil, vinegar, and afrardexte, (spirits)
except cars', is prohibited.
• Cara is the rum of this place.
• " RIO-DE-JANEIRO, DEC. 4.
" The news which I informed you of in my letter
of the 7th of November, is now confirmed ; the Rio
Plata and Buenos Ayres being declared open to the
British by the Vice Roy on the following conditions :
the cargo to come consigned to a Spaniard, who is to
enter the same, and is to receive 10 bft. commission
on sales. The duty is fixed on 24 per cent. on the
value of the market price of the article. By the day
of entry, you may calculate the duty, &c. to be near
50 per cent. on the•cost. • The British here, wheare
concerned at Buenos Ayres, do not seem pleased at
the trade being declared open, as goods are plenty
there, and by some accounts they were selling at a
loss, when this intelligenceleft Buenos Ayres.
4 NO doubt British goods will shortly be a drug.
This measure,-however, is so far beneficial to the Bri-
tish who ale here, that it will induce the Spaniards
to come here, and purchase and introduce their pur-
chases at Buenos Ayres by running them.
" I-have received a letter by the Mutine brig from
Buenos Ayres, of the 90th October, which brought
the intelligence, and mentions the probability of the
trade being declared entirely open. The brig made
the passage in ten days, having left Buenos Ayres on
the 12th ult. All produce is exceedingly: high there.
Tallow 20 reals per arch of 25 cwt. The brig Ann
is arrived here with convicts, and s to New
Holland. An enquiry is taking prtectildito the con-1
duct of an ogccr on board.
u Doc. s...—There is a great talk here of having a
British garrison with the consent of the Prince andilii

Ministers. Prior to the trade being declared
Buenos Ayres, several seizures were made of ,
' Manufactures, and a large quantity of dollars
also seized, the exportation of them being prologtec
The Cheerly gun-brig sailed for London the r -
and the Alexander, Lando, for Liverpool, the
It is reported that I)oa ltidugues is in d;sgrace,
that he is to be succeeded by the Minister
brought in irons from Portugal at the time
emigration of the Court of Lisbon to this part
globe,"
Some of the letter; from Buenos Ayres st
gold and silyer would be allowed to be exported
payment of a duty 08 per cent.
It is mentioned in some of the letters
Janeiro, that a sort of schism had been occasioned
the English Committee of Merchants at that r•
the result of which had been, that Mr. Kim W
been appointed the new Chairman of this
vial Body. It is not generally known, that
important purpose of faciliating our intercom
the Brazils, two Committees have been apt
the one in England, and the other at Rio Ja,
whose exertions the public is much indebted,
all the difficulties and obstructions to which
snerce with that distant region has been exi

Letters of the sth ult. from Norfolk, in
brought by a vessel arrived at Falmouth,
received in town, It appears by these that the
of the people in the neighbourhood of ••
the American government was not fay(
the passing of 114. MAcotes Bill in the
Representatives, The Commercial restrif
tinue tp be enforced with ;flitch strictness,
owners of all vessels sailiog from Norfolk,
compelled to enter into bonds, that their shi
not touch at an English or a French port.
nalties of these bonds are very heavy.
The subjoined extract from a letter from
York, delineates the state of popplar feelk
quarFer.
" NEW VORK,
" What the futwe relation may be between Great
the United States of America it h impossible to foresee.
British Minister and our Govesnme4 having broken k
gociations, what the result or consequences may be,
only knows !—I pray that peace may be preserved; but
ministration act improperly, Or they are afraid to come
understanding with. Great Britain, wbsle"Frsnce
I power. No doubt it is the wish of the Anierlcan
to preserve peace with both nations; but whetlm t
Dot is uncertain. May HeAvt:4 protect us and keep
The breaking of all Negotiations with Mr. I;ckson
unfortunate for our country. However, it is 1
war Trill let 6e the consequenceligni4ties certainly
avOhled. It is feared that our Jefirsonialt or Maddimaidx
nistration are not impartial, or so desirous as they ought to
wttle with Gieat Britain, fearing it may offend France.—l
fqr peace and a good treaty."

Last night, in the House of Commons,
exclusion of strangers, Mr THOMAS KEATE,
General to the Forces, was examined, it
mittee upon the Inquiry into the WAlcheren
tion. We understand, he stated, in the cor
evidence, that he could not send an additic
of Bark to that Band, without a direct
from Guvernment, which authority he
ceived. His examination did not close until
eleiren o'clock. After which Mr. KNIGHT.
CUT to the Forces, was called in ; but,
stand, his examination produced nothing ,
medical detail, and did not tend to elucidate
the material points in question. The
journed 4t half-past twelve.7--The Committee
again tomorrow.

Yesterdiy, at twelve o'clqck, a Deputation
Catholics of England waited upon Earl
the Right Hon. WILLIAM WINDHAM, and .
into their hands the Petitions to both Houses .
liament of that most respect4hle Body!
As Lord KINNAIER and Sir GEORGE WoitswELD
were sporting neat: his Lordship's seat in Norfolk,
Lord KINNAIRD aeeidentally discharged the contents
of his piece into the face of Six GEORGE. Surgical
assistance was immediately sent for from London;
and we are happy to state that the sight of Sir GEORGE'S
eye (though surrounded by shot) will be saved. The
distress of Lord KINNAIRD exceeds description.

Esszx ELEcrtort.—At the close of the Poll yestet-
day, the numbers stood thus--:
HOUBLON - • - 4098
BURGOYNE - 554
Majority - .544
The Fourteenth of this Month will be remembered wish joy
and satisfaction by hundreds, to the last hour of 'their lives; for
On that single day Two Hundred Thousand Pounds will be distil.
buted in Prizes by the Drawing of the present Lottery. Tickets
and Shares may be purchased at Swtri and Co.'s fortunate
Offices, as long as any remain for sale. •
Eighty Thousand Pounds will be gained by one Number, 0%
the Fourteenth of the present Month, when the whole of the
State Lottery, containing Prize-money to the'amount of Two
Hundred Thousand Pounds, will be decided in twelve hours.--
So long as Tickets and Shares remain for sale, they may be hadat
the old fortunate Offices of RICUARDSON,GOODLUCK, and

CAIN MA RIC LT, MARIC.L A N r.—To-day, the remaining sup-
plies of Wheat are considerable, but the late demand for bne
causes those samples to maintain their price ; second and Inferior
of heavy sale and cheaper. Barley in plenty, and rathei lower.
Malt and White Peas 'continue at little variat! on ; Bois if both
kinds likewise. There are lolerablF supplies of Oats, and Oa
trade is quoted nearly at last prices. The sales of Flour an at
the late reduction.

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 5. •
This morning the body of a Portuguese Gentleman (name o
present unknown) was picked up floating in Sutton Pool; be be.
longs to a Portuguese vessel recently arrived here, and 411 over
the Barbacan, on his way to his shlp.—The crew of the !Alpha'
ble were paid wages and prize-money to-day. The ship will sail
to-morrow, if the wind suits; she is going to the East Indies, on
a three-years- station.—A French merchant schooner, laden with
oats, prize to the Meduza, came laciest night.---Saileithe Sciplour
80 guns, for -Portsuranth, to take In shingle ballast ; she will re.
turn here within ten days; the Intelligent gun-brig, cip mile;
and the Rose tender, for Greenock.
'P. S.—A fleet of merchantmen are now in the Offing, mist
pqed to be the Mercurt's convoy. frdin the Mediterranean.
PORTSMOUTH, EEDRyARY 6.
Arrived the BAG Ls man of war finny the Downs • Somata
frost 'Plymouth ; and the Gnatitirr frdni Ireland* Pat back the
;
ziNTtLOrt man of war, with Mr. Wi4:4)185.1er on board, bound
for Cadiz. Sailed the Pi LOT sloop of vhr..with about thirty ad.
lunolig them is the Vai.Lastze East liatflaninn. . •• .
DEAL, FEBRUA4I 6. . .
Sailed for the River the 'l;Aiztun East itsdiatnatt ; abe hit
Majesty's ship Mutcuaiefpf tb. Mediterfanean. Came down
from the River his Majesty's ship Araicitt.. Put back the dim!
East Indiamen which sailed on Sunday lase.—Wind S. W.
GZAVIIIEND Fss. 6.-rdiaTived the Capri, Es ft
t: 'n
Bombat ; Richard' Johns, ntt4ga, front Cork; slid the. True
ton, Peaty, front- St. Yliehiers. Sailed theTelicitlip No fcc

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