The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-07 00:00:00

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. BassT, MARCtI 29.—Vice Admiral Allemand;
Who, on ..the 9th instant, left L'Orient with four
sail fof the.line, dnd two Corvettes, after taking se-
verai•prizes,. anchotcd in our road on the 29th.. .
BERLIN, MARCH 19 —The folloWitig Decree haS
been published here:—
(t At the moment when the navigation is upon
the point of being opened, we by these preSenti re-
cal-to the remembrance of the commercial world
the ordinances which his Majesty has, from time to
time, renewed, for the maintenance of the Conti-
nental System, and to prohibit, in the most rigid
manner, all commerce and communication with.
England and its colonies, particularly the regulation
of the tith 'June, 1808, the Decrees of the 28tbof.
oclober, 1810, and Bth of March, 1811, which
prohibit, under the penalties stated in the said or-
dinan,ces, an entire forbearance from all prohibited
commerce; on the one hand, to render more im-
p: ssible all intraaions of his Majesty's ordinances,
and:on, the other, to protect, as much as possible,.
navigation along the coast, which is conformable to
existing laws, his Majesty ,has given directions to.
equip, as soon as possible, in the principal ports of
the monarchy, revenue cutters and guard de costas,
which shall be destined to see the laws of commerce,
&c. observed in all the ports and roads ; proteo
legal commerce against every hOstile attack ; prevent
till contraband commerce,, for . which purpose they
will sail along the coast from station to station, and
stop and condua to the nearest or most convenient
Prussian port every vessel, suspeCted of illicit com-
merce.

" This order his Majesty will have carried into
execution as promptly a's possible, tor which the_re-
quisite measures have been. taken. The commercial
world are hereby informed of it in order to afford
them a new proof that his Majesty incessantty
hours to employ all the means in his power to pro-
tect the lawful commerce of his faithiul subjects;
whilst, on the other hand, every attempt tending to
:violate or elude the Decrees resneCting the Conti-
nental System, will be punished according to all the
rigour of the laws.. -

" DE HARDENBEIicL"

" Berlin, zoth March, 181 z."

PARIS, MARCH 31.—Their Majesties have been
.at St. Cloud since yesterday..
COPENHAGEN, MARCH 18.—On the 24th of, Fe-
bruaiy was received at Christiao,and, the onexpeded
intelligence, that am enemy's flotilla, consis:ing
,of
three frigates and tour brigs, had appeared three
miles to the west.

VIENNA, MARCH 18:=—The Russian Army in
Wallachia, which has been weakened this winted
by the numerous, detachments sent to'the interior of
Russia, has lately received some reintorcements in
recruits ; but these reinforcements are not suffi,
cient ; there is reason to suppose the Rus,im. Ge-
neral in Chief" will, next campaign, conti:e him-
self to the occupation of both banks of the Danune,
end that his intention is not to penetrate into
Bu:gari,l.

'VIENNA, MARCH is reported that great
discontent prevails in bervia, and • that Czerni
Gcorgt.s appeared more than 'usually unquiet.. The
inurgenis are not unanimous, and it .is to be feared
tor them, that the "Folks will take advantage of this
circumstance, and attack them.

MARCH 15.-It was yesterday pretended, upon
'Change, intelligence had been received from Tur-
key, that an English squadron, arrived near the
Island of Tenedos, had passed the Dardanelles, and
appeared bafure"Constantinople ; but reports of this
sort ►nay have no other foundation than mercan-
tile speculations, and a wish to raise the price oi
cotton and other articles from the Levant.

BERLIN, MARCH 2,t.--The French General
Naosouty lately' arrived here. On the 13th the
King published an EdiCt, allowing the coutin,,tance
of the exportation of ail kinds of provision A and
foray to friendly States, but prohibiting riie ex-
portation of grain or provisions, by sea, unCie. r pain
of confiscation.

HE;RMANSTADT, MARCH 3.—11 is supposed aim
the !'u►kish Plenipotentiaries will suon suit Ruds-
chuck. The reinforcements exi.ected by the Rus-
sian army arrive but slowly, and are almost entirely
co►nposrd of recruits.

VIENNA, MARCH 18.--Ptivate intc;lligence states,
that symptoms of the plague have• made their ap-
pearance in Bosnia. In Scullin, aild other places,
precautions have been taken to-guard against it.
STUTGARDT, MARCH 22.—Yesterday an Austlion
and two French Couriers passed through this city,
on their way from Paris to Vienna.