The Sun.
London, England, 1810-09-07 00:00:00

COSEISCATEp SHIPPING ITV Russa

NOTE PROW THE EMPEROR ALEXANDER TO BAltut4
KAMPENI-lAVSEN, PRIVY COUNCILLOR, &c.
Having observed,- from the Note you presented
me with, the Representations Made .by the Cot-nulls"
. stoners .(of the 'Nt..,,titral N ivigation Act), who were
appointed
.to examine the case of th ships dot
have, during this season, reported their arrival 1.110
Teneriffe. • .
Ist, That these cargoes,frOM all appearances and,
confronting circumstances, are- et idently doubtful
and suspicious. -
2d,
,That the false papers and documents of said
'vessels, given in for examination to. the Commis'
sioners, have been. proved to them, and disco-vered'
,without the least doubt, , to have been fbrged
ad alone admits of sufficient reason for coofiseatiog
the said cargoes without any'further proof. I there-
fore agree with your opinion,, that exatnioing the
Masters and Owners of these ships, as heretolors
has been usual. by the. Commissiouers, .in ordityP
cases, will occasion a detention to them,'
any utility.arising to therri from such an exaniina-
lion, but occasion a prolongation of the business
and as a quick decision will be beneficial to 04
commercial interest, during the present Navigatioitf
and to the general credit, I empower you, throtig",
the medium of the Commissioners of the NentrA
Navigation A&, immediately to confiscate the car-
goes of said ships.
The Captains, Owners, andpart Owners of said
confiscated cargoes, having permission, within the'
usual time, to appeal, according to the form of 10
prescribed, you shall receive particular instrudien4
in What way the sale of the confiscated cargoes
to be made. Ad interim, on are to take proPe..
`care of the same. And although from the awl°
mentioned circumstances' of forged documents bt—
iiig discovered, and false declarations of their cornit'g
from Teneritfe, the ships ought equally' to b COI."
fiscated; but finding that most of the vessels are the
property of the subjects of Neutral Powers, the re-
solution with-respect to-thent shall be shortly law-
ed. I order you immediately to take off the ar":st
of such rw
vessels as are absolutely Neutrals, pery
tine them to load with our produce, and sailil4'
taking the usital precaution, that it is agreeable t()
the prescribed rules of permitting tile export of
produce.

(Signed) - ALEXANDER.
(Co9llle/Signed) Baron KAMPENHAUSVI/
Privy 'Counsellor, &c. &c• Vic.
St. Petersburgh, zoth July, S. 1810,

In consequence of the late fabricalion of a At
dend warrant, a new regulation has been adopted
the Bank, by which, when a dividend warrant 15
presented for any sum,Aove tool, search is to be
made before payment, in -a book provided for tit:
purpose, to ascertain that _the party* named in ti`
warrant is atual!y a holder of stock. In the ca''.c
aboxe alluded to, the dividend. Warrant ‘oas ittb";
cated with a fictitious name fur 2,4001. prese:l4`l
at the office for payment, and
nor was:it discovered till it 'was afterwards cielie
over to another office in the usual Coarse of bosalesl
that no person of the name inserted in the Worr,i'll
was a holdrr of stock. Two thOusand pound nolc4'
part of the sum received on the warrant, were ini;
mediately changed smaller wles in the. name.°z
banking=hoUse at the west end of the tow(f.
The fall in the price of English cloth is perloPs
the greatest ever known. The finer sorts trolll.
Wilt Shire, which last year wems sold at two g(11;
neas per yard, are not now worth 28s. anda
some late sales at thesot
Auction Mart, eof i L,,
best Yorkshire clothi did' not fetch above 49• pLc
yard; so beneficial has been the late iniportatiop uE
Spanish sheep.
_ On Saturday last a genteel man, dressed in a bltje
coat; with his hair podered, accompanied by a
woman dressed in a buff-striped muslin go,hh,:,Liun;
der the pretence of looking at apartments, ill fir""°l,,,
row, Lambeth, took the opportunity of stealing °A
old-fashioned metal watch, two gold seals, 111
a gold key ; with which they got off uticliscivere4:

SHIP

GRAVISEND, SEPT. 5.

Arrived—the Duke of Savoy, Fairwaier, from Quebe,dd
Sailed 'Ali:: loan Watson, Croker for New-York;
the Princess of wales, Metcalf, for Prince Edward's isl*a

BIRI Us.
O the sth inst. at Hill-House, Emsworth. Sussex, ta°
Lady of lames Campbell, Esq. R. N. of a Son.
On the 6th inst. in Orchard.street, Portman-square, th 4„,
Lady of Colonel Buller, Coldstream Guards, of a DatiP
ter. -

MARRIED.
On the sth inst. john Dickinson, Esq. of Ludgate-streetr
to Anne, second daughter of Harry Grover, Esq. of 'Wile' •
Hempstead, Herts.
On Wednesday last, Sir James Stronge, to Miss Calvert'
daughter of Mr. Calvert. c„ ,
The saute day,, at St. Croix Chapel, Hants, Richard
Esq. eldest son of Sir H. Gott, to Amelia, daughter °'
late William Nllell, f:sq. •
Yesterday, Frederick. 'Charles Street, Esq. of Gorel,-
street, to Olive, the second daugliter.ot Joseph Nailer; ,
of Queen-squarc, Bloomsbury.
Lately, at St. Giles's Church, Henry'Huddleston,
of Gray's inn, Barrister at Law, to Miss Aun a 1
iclnnunu.