Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-30

the goods and merchandise contained IN
the annexed lift, and which may be i'm
ported into the colony in foreign veilels,
will be received on paying duty OF 10
per cent. ad valorem, agreeable to tariff
which the colonial protect will make pub
lie every three months, and which will be
eitimated according to the value fixed by
the tariff, tor the preceding three months,
in the ports which are open in she colony.
The duties upon the productions OF the
colony, which are permitted by the hst
article to. be exported in foreign veiiels
wilibe 50 per cent advance On the fame
duties paid by French vellsls, according
to the tariff annexed to the decree OF the
Sd Of Meaidor lait !.
Thele goods will furthermore be iubjeet
to war duty as eeablilhed by a decree
Of The 25.h Of MsGiyior, year 10. The
goods and mercnandite imported into the
colony by the French trade may be ex-
ported in foreign vedels free Of duty.
Arr. 3. All merchandise and produce,
nor mentioned in the annexed lia, of what
natere loever, imported in foreign bottoms
will be prohibited after the hrlt OF Vende-
MARE, year II: The captains OF foreign
veilcls Who may arrive in the open ports
OF the coony before that period will be
permitted 80 dlipole of their cargoes, when
they haii have made entry thereof az the
critom houle.
Thofe who may arrive 10 the colony
after sht frit OF Ven6etnajre aforctald TO
she s Of Brumairc inclctve, viii BE- per
mltted 70 ditpofe Of non prohibited goods
which they have on board AMI fach as
are prohibited they fhall be compelled 10
enter ard give trueaccouns OF under The
penalty OF conhscation Of their veilels.
Alter the I5th OF BrnmaiFe> thoie yel.
iels, wloie calgoes are not entirely Gem
pofcd OF non prohibited goods and ihall
not be permitted TO ente. tic ports Ct the
colony, and lhofe vefels which lbali DOT
be iufcred to enter, or hall have made
fife entities, or which after having beer
Obliged to cav fai pors, AM lhail DC de
;etted in attempting 10 enter and diiqof1
If their fraudulent carsoes, ihall DC con-
fiscated, vencl ard cargo.
Art. q. Nothing contained in tie pre-
tent decree is be couiiiered as a.f5esing,
tie arrette of the 9Th or Meiliior, which
exempts from ali duty, urEil the goth OF
F mlire, year II, baiocks and mules,
Imported into the ports OF the Cape, the
Mole, Of Port Republican, and JacInei,
ana lumber, imported into me por's Of the
Cspe, Port Republican, Aux Cages, ana
ia mel and all DEGREES concerning com
merce and relating 70 the cuRosn hou:c
which are not consrayened by the preianF,
remain in full force.
Art, s. The colonial prelett is direct
ed 10 caule the prelentdecfee TO be carried
into execution.
LIN Of goods and merebaadyss 7vbg/e in
portation is permitted int The opea pan
9tbe GALAXY Of St. Domiago.
Beer and ale; porter and itrong beer
bricks; tiles; butterflies; fquare tiles
pn.coal; cables and cordage, ta'red
ditto ditto white; whale oil; lpermace,i
oll; pitch tar; roGn aud dyai fec;
fpirits of tupentine: cats bradley; indl
an corn indian meal; rice; bilcui.,
-four; falt beef; falt port; by wich,
however, weare not to underfand llnoaked
hams, faiiagss, tongues, &c.) fiji
kin butter codhh ialsed mackerel pix
eled and fmoaked behring's lhad; picked
mu!!ets; itockhfh; horned cattle; hoties
mules anes; fheep; hogs; ducks ;
fowls; turkeys; geele; Iumber 8
thingies plank; oars hip-timher /;
prepared faves, and hoops and COD FLA
tongues.
The General in chief, captain General
Signed LIE CLERC.
By the capt. General, The S<errtoy Gen.
LENOIR.