The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-10 00:00:00

SWEDEN.

This morning we received some German and
Swedish Papers; the former do not contain any
news, but from the latter we have extra&ed the fol.;
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lowing important Proclamation :

.STOCKHOLM.—ROYAL DECREE.-
nnw all men by these presents, that we,
CnArtuts XIII., having, in the third Article ofthe
Treaty of Peace conclude'd with the Emperor of
Russii,,dated,t7th September last, agreed to adopt
such measures as should be regulated by the Treaty
then about to be entered into between Sweden,
France,
.and Denmark, for enforcing the Continen-
tal system, ordered in our circular of the 27th of •Oc-
tuber last, that no British vessels. or ships of war
should, after the time therein 'mentioned,- be per-
mitted to enter our ports. And further, -in the
3d Article of the Treaty with the Emperor of
,France, of date the 6th of January last, having
fully and in every respet acceded to the Continental
system; bound ourselves to shut our Ports against
the trade .Great Britain,. and not permit the jai-
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portatieri of English goods or manufaethres of
whatever deseription, or in whatsoever 'vessel the
same might arrive. And whereas, having, relin-
qui-shed the permission we reserved to ourselves in
the Treaty with his Majesty the Emperor of Rus:
SIA, of importing Colonial produce, we now only
retain to ourselves the power to import salt sufficient
for the consumption of our 'Kingdom ; farther to
fulfil the Treaties with the said powers, we ,hereby-
graciously command that, on and after the 24th of
April next, no goods shall be imported neither on
. paying the duties, nor in transitu, which belong
to Great Britain and Ireland, the Colonies or
Countries under the influence of the British Go-
vernment, or goods of any description what-
soever, loaded in vessels from Great Britain, or
any of her dependencies, be admitted into our
ports; andsthai all vessels, under whatsoever flag,
which shall be proved to carry such goods as are not
furnished with certificates and documents, to certify
the origin and full -particulars of their cargoes, from
their ports of lading, 'shall, when they arrive in- our-
-.harbours, be ordered off, save and except such ves-
"sels as are solely laden with salt, the importation
of whith from'all foreign countries we permit in
vessels-not belonging to
,his Biitannic Majesty; or
his subje6ts. For the full execution of our Decree,
we command all officers and ,peisons in our service
to exert their utmost vigilance in strictly examining
the Papers, certificates; and documents, of all vessels
that may arrive agreeable to the gracious separate
command we; on this iubject,.shall or. may isiu'e."
GiVen at our Court of Stockholm, &c.

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IMPERIAL PARLIA.IILNr.

2iIOUSE, OF PEEII,

MONDAY, APRIL 9.
The. Earl of WESTMO.RLAND presented, a Petition
frofn the Debtors, confined in the gaol of Amble
side., county of Westinorland.—Ord.;:red to 'lie on
the table,
The Marquis WELLESLEY 'presented farther Pa...!
pers relative to the late Campaign in Spain.7-Qr-
dered to lie on the table. •
• The Marquis of LANSDOWNE put off his motion on
the last Campaign in Spain,. which stood. for Tues—
day se'nnight, till after the Easter holidays, that the
House might have time to consider the-Papers w hich
had just .been laid on the table by the Marquis
Wellesley.—Adjourned.