The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-13 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS.

f(*).-oii behalf of the D. .Ice
f ISassan, a new Decree has keen this day pub-
i sted, respecting the "duty Int 66 It' I upon colonial
produce; iti consequente'of the -Imperial DeCree of
the 2d inst. which is:to be exa6ted on all colonial pros
duce found ;in the Ducal territories.
ViRkNA, OCT. 16.—Count Mkternicli arrived
here on tlteyfollvat• night. His .E.celleticy is to set.
otf to join the Emperor to-morro-w... Their Imperial
Attjest ies are expeded hereon. the 91 it.
Pievious to. the departure: Of Count I.‘letternich.
'froni Paris, a convention was signed, according to
the,terins of which; the se:it-lest, t ionsbetween the
Austrian monarchy and the Rhenish ,Confederat ion
are taken off. 'Count Metternich rrcovers his se•
linestrated estatcs:
Nov.- Berltn-Gazerte INSrlitth-
lislied.a patent -ot Ili,. King, which proltibiisall com-
merce with Great Britain, her , colonies, and allies,
interdieling the adiniisioti "of colUnial inerchaildize
into the Prussi ,n ports., with fte exception of me-
dicinal 4rugs. Such goods as -shall legitimately. enter
the ports, and pay the duties prescribed by, the Im-
perial tariff of the sth' dt August:, :4e legalized under
that decree;

4:lead-quarters of.-the. French army have been
!reino‘ ea Rom HanoVer to Bertil.
AMSTERDAM, OCT. 30.—The. ibllnu-ing has been

DECREE OF HIS HIGHNESS THE DUKE, OF i'LAt-

SANCE.

We, the Prince Arch-Treasurer of the Erapiie;
Duke of Plaisance, General Siadtholder of his iVI4-
je,ty the Emperor and King, have ordered and do
order as follows :

ART. i. The Council of Liquidation appointed by
the Decree of the.23cl September last,shtt:irotnmence
its fun&ion on the Ist Nov. ensuing, at 11
.o'clock
in the morning.
Qr. All persr'ns who may have claims upon or
debts due from 11. e :State previous to t,e, year t 10,
are informed that they mu,t-Suhmit.ilit-T4 demands,
with the parri. utars annexed thereto, to the in-
spection of ttie before-menzioned C yncil•of Liqui-
dation.

3. TheSe- demands and requests must b'e. set out
in the Dutch language, with an Nbstrad in French,
which abstract must contain ',bri.ttly at: account of
the..demand and the foundatiou oA which the party
rests his claim.

A. The said claims must be decided on in the
COMse-of three months at the fa, treat, and that pe-
rid& being elaoed, no further claim can be received
but by, authority: from the Emp for, orby the person
to whom his Maiescy the Emp.:ror Shall have grant-
ed such authority.
5. In the event of this COUncil having terminated
its,duties previous to all the aunts being sent in,
such further claims cannot aft rwards be admitted,
but by a decree of his Maj,-;,iy the Eiuperor, nor
otherwise taken into considerui,,n at all, but by the
Court of Public Accounts, at

6. The principal Secretary and Government is
to furnish to the' general body of the Secretaryship
of thisCoUncil 'the outline of tie toinfnission nomi-
nated tor the purpose of li juidating the balance
of the national debt tor the year 1807, „and-pre-
viously with all the rates, p 1 ins, and particulars an-
nexed,,as are to be found in the archives of the Go-
vernment.-

7. The Ministers are to furnish, likewise, to the
said General Secretaryillti) all the particulars and ac-
counts relative to the service of the year 1810, with
tbe.pUblio.ord,ets belonging thereto to that period,
, which have been drawn up but not' distributed, to-
t geiner with a note contAining their advice upon the.
same.

8. The• Court of Finances shall, in like Manner,
furnish to the said Secretaryship the ordinancei
which remain still in th -ir department, and which ap-
ply to the said period.

9. The Diret-tor-G:neral of the Public Treasury
shall, in -like Manner, furnish them. with, the Ordi-
nances passed for payment of the demands antece-
dent to that period which may not yet have been car-.
ried into et e&

10. ilesimilar proceeding shall take place relative
to the exigencies of all fur-dionaries that are depen-
ddlit.ou the Goyernm&nt, and the same with respe&.
to all persons to whom these ordinances shall,
hiVe seen delivered, at the time t.le demands are
made.

t-r. The Minis'teri, the Court- of FihaticeS, the
Direaor-Geueral of the Public azbt, and all. Offi-
cers belonging; to. Govern ment, ar.e charged with Ow
execution of this Decree.

Done at our Palace at Amsterdam, the 28th 08.
1810.

THE DUKE OF PLAISANCE,
Prince Arch Treasurer of tae Eutpire, aria General
Stadtholder of his Nlajestythe hinperor andKtng.

(ROTTERDAM COURA tiT, NOV. I.)1

RorTgRVASt, Noy. 1.--•No'thing of importance
has occurred in the Texel 6:tween the 2tith and
30111. of this month.

(ia the 25th, the two French ships of war Ven-
geur du Continent, and Wagrain,.eniered 1-,,rschel*
ling with prints, as well as another,whith cast an•
chor in the port, name unknown.

In a letter from EliineuF of the nth ult. we read
the following :
" Since the 3thinst. five American ships, des-
tined fromletersburgh to the Ilnited States, have
passed out of our port. From Chtiitiansand they
write, that in ail torty-.eight ships have been made
prizes out of fleets under British convoy. They
have been safely moored in the ROlds, and are laden
with. tar .and rye. A sale Of these and •sowe other
goods will shortly be made."
FRANKFORT, OCT. 25. Yesterday his Royal
nighness the Crown Prince:of Wirteniberg, under
the title of the Count Von kohenbarg, in company
with his Adjutants, the Barons Von Amerongen and.
Von Phult, arrived here on their vial)/ to Hanau,
%Acre Marshal .Kellerman, Duke of Valtny, - still
remains.

The fortress of Togan, and not.that of Witteni-
berg, is to be cededito Saxony.

D .11AR.It IS, Or Nvd 4., Martlett-cfplit, POW.StreCt ; and Pt:bl
1122 Strawl, wbere ilell/ar‘isenterm, Orders for