The Sun.
London, England, 1810-05-15 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS

"ZARA, APRIL s.—The following Decree has been
published here.:—
" In the name of his Majesty the Emperor and
King, we, Marshal of the Empire, Governor-Pe"
nereof the Illyrian Provinces, wishing to put an
end to the disorders which the Dalmatians and the
inhabitants of.the..l)4ouths .of the Comm are-daily
c.ornmitting, at Constantinople, and whereof we ate
informed by a letter from the Charge d'Affaires of
,of Prance at the Sublime Porte, do Decree P.
follows :

Art. 1. The- effeels of all Lialmatians, and in?
habitants of the Mouths of the Cattaro, 'going tq.
Constantinople without authority and without PO'
ports counter-signed by the General commanding
the di.tria, shall be put under sequestration,
2. Their families shall be put in a state of supol
iniendance.

3• The, declaration of the Charge d'Affaires af
Constantinople shall be a sufficient authority for che6a
acts of rigour.

4. The General commanding in Dalmatia, the
e
Intendant of Zara, and the Administrator-wen-ra I
of Ragusa and Caitaro, are each, in their respetitivq'
departments, charged with the execution of the Prc.:
sent Decree."

PROCLAMATION OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE 00401
NOR-GENERAL OF THE ILLYRIAN PROVINCES TO
THE INHABITANTS QF DALMATIA.
" An useful example has just been given. The'l
who so recently endeavoured to seduce you int°
criminality have been punished.
" His Majesty the Emperor and King,' our gio"
rious Sovereign, who always punishes with regret?
and who loves to indulge the emotions of his ale'
mency, forgets the past. All those who, tormented by
their consciences, have fled from their familiegf
.and are not under sentence of condemnation, [nay
return to their habitations. They will there
peace and pardon.

" Dalmatians ! The Emperor has distinguishedd
among you those who are devoted to him, an
loaded many of them with favours. EndeavOtl
one and all to merit them by redoubling your zeak
for his service. Thank Heaven that you live under
the Government of a Monarch so great and so jut
and daily render yourselves more worthy of !1/,°.
happy destiny which has united you to the flume-Q.
ous family of which he is the father."

4-00,
BERLIN, APRIL 17.—The certaiuty of the 3.137
pearance of an English fleet in the Baltic excites the
vigilance of such Governments as have territories
-bordering upon that sea. It is even affirmed that
French Officers have arrived at Wismar and Warne-
rnuncle, near Rostock, to examine the state
fortifications at those two points.
It is reported that Count Hauguitz, formerly
one
of for Foreign Affairs, is deceased, upon e
of his estates in Silesia. of the

Sunday evening as a party of Ladies and Gentle-
men, eight in number, were returning to LOndon
from Twickenham, where they had spent the day,
the boat in which they were ran foul of a barge
below Hammersmith, and had neatly been sunk.--
A lady of the name of Stebbs, the wife of an Artist
in Argyle-street, was forced overboard by the shOck,
and sunk to rise no more. Her brother, who was
in the boat, jumped after leis sister, but she never
rose. The bOdy has not been found. The deceabe.
has lett three young children.

The Papers by the Jamaica Mail mention the safe
arrival of the outward-bound fleet on the last day of
February. The Meeting of the General Assembly
had been further prorogued from the 6th of MAO
to the loth of April

I

IPARig; MAY 5.--fler Alajesty the Queen Of,
Spain , is going to Plombieres, to take the waters)
accompanied by her Physician, Dr. Couad.
on th°
24thH iisn rose. Majestyf.ronl t issued the
Palace
ee
of
Compiegnel I o‘i ngD Decree cree
~
:
Art. 1. Frenchmen affeaed by the dispositions i
of our Decree
from the Ist Sept. 1804, to the present period,
,11.1'1
of the 6th Aprils 180 g, and wh‘,,,
have borne arms against U 3 in the service of thin.
Continental Powers wherewith we are at pea"'
shall obtain an amnesty
before the Ist Jan. fBl IP, the 6th, 7th, and el
rdik.,ecpooistiftorwniltinhg,ththeeßmesgelori:
Articles of the said Decree. 4
2. All Frenchman taking the I):
nesty, shall subscribe and refit of the ?1,111
of the Court to which they may apply for. a cer!o
cate of their appearance, a declaration that, in bpi-
cowing, and conformably to the dispositions of AP
tide 21 of the Code Napoleon, they will not enter
into the military service of any foreign State, 00r
become members of any foreign military corpora'
tion, without the authority of the Emperor: l'
copy of this declaration shall be forthwith trans:
muted by the Imperial Procurator to our Minister o'
G_neral Police.
The following are the principal articles of the ,se-
natus Consultom respelling . the annexation of o'4
portion of Holland ceded to France. The territofi.
between the Waal, the Ogne, and the frontiers at
the Two Nethes, the Lower Meuse, and the Boer',
are to constitute a new department, to be called
that of the Mouths of the Rhine, of which Bois-le;
Due is to be the chief town. The' territory west 0'
the Ogne, with the isles of Schowen, Thole?
North and South Beveland, and the whole of Wat-
cheren, are incorporated with the department of the
Two Net bes. The department of the Mouths ot.,the:
Rhine is to send two Deputies to the Legislative
Body; and that of the Two.Nethes, which has at I
present four, will in figure send five Deputies.
Personages of the highest, distinaion, and other
foreigners, are daily arriving here to witness the ks" •
tivities that are to take place in the course of this
month. They are so numerous that they can scarce'
ly find accommodation at the hotels.
Letters from Spain mention, that his Catholic
Majesty has given orders for restoring the fine P 4.. '
lace of the Alhambra of Grenada, the ancient "roil*
.cleOce of the Moorish Kings. The Palace begun oh,
a part Of the site of the Alhambra, in the reign or.
Charles V—will-be finished. The inhabitants of
Grenada strongly feel the importance of this peW
favour on the part of his Majesty, wille` hwill restore
to their city a valuable monument, and gives them
hopes that his Majesty will occasionally take up hi -
residence. in- Grenada. .. • .. ...

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