The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-12-12 00:00:00

SYSTEM.

"17111. All the before mentioned regulations relative to the
mottles, as well as an the 'orders which shall he promulgated
to insure the execution of them, shall ermilly have the force
of a law, !toil be uuifornily observed throughout the extent
of the Empire.
!stk. Finn, the Ist January, tsll, all lexal deeds, eon-
tracts, port-bases, hills of exchange, &e. E.c. &c. shall be
stipulated f..r and paid in Russian motley, in all the Guvecu-
Weu:a without exception.
ieith Commencing with the amino epoch, the accounts
in foreign money, as crowns, florins, and other similar ones.
are *oppressed iu all transactions comluded is the interior
of the empire.
" sloth. The acts and transactions stipulated for in fortiget
money, before the said epoch, shall remain in full force,
reckoning Gout the Ist of January in t. 2 • the I irctilatioo and
importation amen forrivi money, known tiy the denomi-
nation of Minion, is entirely prohibited.
" Dune at Smut Peterzdiurgli, this :nth June IS10."

The origutial is s;gasd by His Imprrirl Msjesty's
own hand, thus—

" ALEXANDER."
Countereignect—
i, The Presideut of the Council of State, Chastener of
the Ltup4v, taunt de R0'.1.1 NZDFF."

HAMOURGII. NOV. 16.
The merelta:_dize ni English insaiuMeture wised
in this town, win, this day publicly burned is the
plata called Grasbrook, hear the Elbe.
AW;TERDAM, NOT. 206
NVe, Prince Arch-Chaace;lor of the Empire, Duke
of nuisance, Lieut. General of His Majesty
the Emperor and King,
Considering the organization of Holland; con-
sidetiug that it is urgent to make the laws under-
stood. which will commence to take effsct en the
Ist January 1811:

That, if the original text of the laws and de-
crees is the only one gvel) the public authority
tuns( acknowledge, it is necessary, is a country
which has Its paqieular langtiag,e, the only (me
which the greater niculter of ettisens understand,
that these should be avowed, and as faithful boas,
latio.:s obtaiutd of them as possaile :
That these trauslations shan't! be examined with
care, before they are printed, and attentively
watt hed du:ing the printing:.
That it is the duty of Uorernment to leant to
individual industry all the activity it can hive,
without wounding the public interest ;wand is t di.
liar, as taut h as possible, between those who ex-
ercise the wine profession, the weans which that
profession may offer them :—Have decreed, and Ile
decree as follows :
Art. I. Tim French text of the Imperial laws sad deems,
as It comes bans the Imperial Printine.hoose of Paris, is
Thal alone mknowletized n ormiteotie ; it is used tie the
prebil Printing-house at Amsterdam, so ,distritratesi it.
Art. 11. It is nererthrless permitted to itiresconsmlts..
buuksellers, for them to girt trims:sties* is Dittets, of the
Imperial lens and decrees.
Art. 111. not the permission oiled and must be asked of
the Itepressutatier of Ilia 3lsjesty.
The manuscript of the trao..l.ttion shall be sent to the
rircretiiry of GOVer11111.1)i, ill order to be submitted to the iu-
speettuii of,,t T. 11.11 Darned for that interne.
Art. IV The approbation once gins by the Cessors, the
work may be ;ices' to be printed, no condition—
M, That the Dula test Lie always the sails 35 the
Fresseh.

Ode That the impression be rxecnted llrst time at the
Imperial Ptiating.boure iat
Art ♦. Thum •ho shall have g vett a tint unproved transla-
tion. will enjoy, was the good piensore of Ilia 11..jesty, a
privilege Air ten years; he. at each eJition roes will be again
uhliged to toshurit the work be inspection, aid to prose that
it has not been altered.
Art. VI. The impasse at printing at the Imperial Pi inting.
Loam shall be regulated by a traria; swell sod Axed
ar.•ording to the rrgulatious and usages, established is
print log.

Ag t till. The privilege of trangghtions 'hi!l be divided, as
much as ;smoothie, among the pereuegs ac►ouwli4Ge.l cow
pett.ot to wake theta ; and donee which are pg....clued *est,
pro/41.d they are in every respect equal to the others, shall
have the preference.
Dune at oar Palace at Amsterdam. the ad Nov. tato.

The Friew Arch-Chasteettor of the Eeteire, Lieut..
General vF aloe Majesty the F.etretee end King,
I The Dale of PLAISANCE.
sue. Is.
The account of the boartees of the Empire from

Is is at nits moment ouder the inspection or the
Emperor. as swell as the Budget for lot I. No
augmentation of contributions is. happily. neces-
Lay ; and the finauces of the empire are in a state

120 millions for these purposer. The sum destined
for the year .:1111 exceeds 140 millions. What can
be a greater and more astonishing proof of our
presperity;thso-tbe iminense sums pind for works
which are not of urgent necessity, anti strof which
might be adjouriv.id or suspended