Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-08

shall call for and the Quarter-Master-Ge-
neral will, without delay, procure such a
| number of discharges to be printed as will
be sufficient for all the men enlisted for the
| war--he will please to apply to Head
| Quarters for the form. extra ration OF
liquor to be issued to every man tomorrow
| 10 drink, Perpetual Peace and Happiness
to the United States of America"
Neubaryport, Jan. 26.
The following is an abstract OF the new Re
sulations. which are adopted by the go
Vernment of the Island of Java, and to
have gone into operation after the LIST
Nov, 1918.
The commissioners general of Meth. In
dia, TO all those who shall see this, or hear
il read, greeting make known. 500
Having taken into our Sc Tious consIdera-
ton, the existing rules and regulations, re-
lative to the import and export duties on ia
va and Madura, we have been fully convin-
ced that the same require certain modihca-
tons in order TO bring them into coniormi-
ty with the existing circumstances OF the
present state of the trade and commercial
relations. Having particularly considered
the necessity of making regulations which
will secure TO the Netherlands Navigation
those privileges TO which they are entitled
in the Netherlands possessions and by
which the reciprocal interests of the mother
Country and the Indian possessions, are
made 10 agree. preserving however the
mild principle of free Trade with these
Countries towards all nations without im-
pediment.
We have thought proper TO direct that
from and after the Ist of November next,
all laws rules and regulations respecting the
levying and administration of the Import
and Export duties hitherto inforced, and
that all other legal or illegal, expressed or
implied customs and usages shall be abol-
ished and null and void, and that from the
aforesaid period solely and exclusively
shall be observed the following
REGULATIONS
respecting the laying of the lmports'and
Export duties at Java and Madura,
Article /. Ships from Europe, America,
or from possessions OF European powers in
Asia and Africa, are not allowed to proceed
to any other Port than that of batavia.
Such ships must come to an entry and dis
discharge at Batavia, except that the go
vernmeut for particular reasons allow them
10 enter and trade at the Ports Of Samarang
or Sourabaya.
Art. 9. Ships bound TO Europe, America,
or any possessions Of European powers in
Asia or America, may clear out at Batavia,
Samarang or sourabaya, provided they have
taken in the whole of their cargo at the Port
from which they clear out.
Art. 3. None Of the ships mentioned in
article and 2, may put into any other port
or place on Java or Madura, much less take
in or land any goods there except with the
express permission of the government.
Art 4, provides for the admission Of
chinese Junks at Batavia only.
Art. 5, relates 10 the commerce OF Java
with The Eastern provinces, and the Meth
erlands.
Articles 6, 7, and s, provide for the pay
ment Of import and export duties, with GER
tain exceptions hereafter named the du-
ties to be paid as often as goods are remo-
we'd TO or from the Islands OF ia v or Madu-
"a but no import duty is laid ON vessels
going from one port to others Oil these l.
stands, provided they conform 10 the coast
ing regulations.
Art. 8, provides that vessels putting in,
in distress, shall be exempt from paying a.
NY import duty, on any goods except the
same are discharged and sold-such dis
charge allowed only by express permission.
Art. 10, provides that goods transbipped
in the roads shall pay export and import
duties.