The Sun.
London, England, 1810-01-22 00:00:00

, DUTCH PIPERS.

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Last night we received Dutch Papers to the !fi.
instant. They contain_the substance of,the ‘Spoo
made to the Legislative Body, on proposing tllB
projed of a law for relaxing the regulations respee'
ing the importation of foreign and coonial produce'
The late oickr, which has been hailed in thiscouP"
try as -an abandonment of the and MO
Decrees, appears to have been founded on the prir .
ciplei set foith in this Address.

ROTTERDAM, JAN. 1 1 .—The Royal Courant COD'
tains ',the, following paragtaph
" We have intelligence from Paris tothe 4th ins'',
The King continued to enjoy the be)st state or
health. 12.)e daY of his Ma;esty's return, however
ardently expected, appears, to be still uncertaill,
since the interests ot the kingdom continue :tri
make his Majesty's presence in Paris nectssary.
the mean tiu,c, the justice and-
magnanimity of the Giedt IN.tooleon, and • the 'lty
cessant anxiety ot our 'odor cd Sovereign for Ih4
weltitre.ot his people, afford the surest g,uaran'eest
that we may expeu everything that can be, etit-
intubitains at Holland, bow the anited efforts
these illustrious brothers."

PARIS, J. 6.—,COUnt ,Dejein, Minister of ti'°
Administration .of War,. and who at the sagl.
time filled the sltf.,,,tion of Surveyor-Getieral of tlio.
Artillery and Eng-Meet-4y ueing desirous of exciAll
siveiy devoting inmseit to the duties of the lattet
office, bas received 'his Majesty's permission
resign the former.

In presenting to the Legislative Bony the projes
of a law relative toltle Customs, Count Collin 414
Sassy made a king speech, from which ,ne st.:lect
following passages :

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Among thettiost important of the provisions of
this project is, that-which permlts the sate, for boron
consumption, of prohibited articles, in cases who.°
they are the proceeds of prizes taken front the ene
my by his Majesty's Navy or privateers. Undcr
the present circumstances, privateering is one of
the Most effe6tive means' of annoy ing arid obArutt'
ing the Commerce of England, and na.tking her sill'
fer losses tending to the injury of her credit ; taut
.•to encourage this 'system, the out-fitters must ex..
' pea a-prompt return of their advances and protitit
and the crews a 'speedy reward of their c:Jur.igte
and atc,tivity;
" It is necessary, howeyir, to prevent this licens.
frorp'injuring our home manutacitres, by node"
seaing them,- or by-giving to mrigglcd
'goods of the sathe description with the prize goods,
These two objects will be aecorriplished by ing
heacy"duty tipon the prize goods, and ai-Tendmg to
'the woollens and certain"other art;cles it:Lid tickets,
having on One -side the words Customs,
aild on the other, Prize Goods.' .
" With, the view of encouraging the French cnte
ton and linen Manufattere, hi Majesty. has decreed,
.‘that all sue!" articles shall he except.:-.d. It has, how-•
ever, occurred to his Alajesty, that these artiClel7
may remain in the warehouses at the different ports,
without taking any damage, until anopportunity 0f,.,
re-exportation presents itself."
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8/14? NEWS.

ORAVESZND, JANLARY.I9.

Sailed—the Diana, Davis for Cork; San Antonio, Sclia.
no,' tor•Gtbrainir • Mentor,'Birne, for rvlalta ; and the S"pc.
culator, Bag, for (.;ottcnburgh.

BIRTHS.

On the 13th inst. at Hernehill, the Lady of Col. Grotesw
of a Daughter. .
On Munday, at Watetinghtiry, the Lady of the Rev. pt.'
of Daughter. •
•On the 18th inst. in Gower-street, the Lady of jamas
,Kelly, Esq.pf..a Daughter.

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,i44l4!tf I t:D.
On'Monday last, Mr. Thomas Ferguson Caine, of Stour.-
port, to•Mlis Charlottet nodbehtre, of Birmingham, nieco
of Alderimin Coodbehere, of London.
On the Stn inst.• Lieutenant Pettit, R. N. to MiSs C. Burr,
daughter of Mr. Btirr,..Cabinet:maker, of C 11413.00.
On 'rue:4l4 last, at' Frystoo, Harry Spence;f
ton, of i..2.avenhaln. Suffolk. to Nlary Ann, Atughwrotlitic:
late Richard Siat.:; Ilitnes.,.Lsq. of Ftyston,
On•VVetliiesd:ty list', at Lewisham, the Rev. Inhlt lamest,
of Oundle; NortliaingonAfire, to Miss licit, of Itla.ckhAtth..
On 'fnursday .last, at. Panelas, Mr.. Owen Hughes/ of
Bedforki-street. Ctivent-garden, to Charlotte, tioug,lits;
'John Ilanie: Hose, Esq. of Kentish Town.