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London, England, 1810-11-10 00:00:00

S T U RiD 1; NOVEIBER 10, 1810.

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rrHE ROMANCE of the FOREST, interspersed
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By ANN KADCLII. FE.
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VICTUALLING-0 FFICE,

Nov. 9, into.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLI N G
HIS Ah
.ZESTY's -NAY Y do hereby give Notice,
Mato,: Friday next, the 16tb instant, they will be ready to re
ceive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for Nine Hun-
dred Quarter; o, New Pale, and for Three Hundred Quarters of
New Clo,ie Dried AMBER MALT, to be anmerable to Samples
,(of not less than 0/re Quart eticb fro be Produced with the Tenders,
to be deliveredin the space of a /ort4gbr into His. Maje,y's
tualling Store, at the Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by'
Bills payable witb.lnter est, piney day'' kit& date.
The Conditions of the Contrati may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will be had to any Tender in Which the Price :has
tun hi-inserted in words" at length, or that shall not be de.
livered to the Bisard befire-One o'clock on the said Frilgy next,
the 16;:e inztani, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or
sc,tne Person on his behalf, attends, to answer .1-hen called for,

[PRILE SIXPENCE lIAI4'PENNYi

FRENCH PAPEIZS

AMSTERDAM, Ocr 24.
The following Imperial Decree.hasjust been pub.
fished here :

Palace of Fontaigebleau, OEt. r 9, IS to.
." NAPOLEON, SCC. • r

•
Having considered the foul di Find fifth articles of
our Berlin Decree, of, the 2 Ist Nov: We have
decreed, and do el, cree as tollows , •
Art t .
,All- merchandize, of- whatever sort,
proceeding from English manufacture, and wr•icl%
is prohibited, .existing at this moment eitheT in the
real entrepots, or in the warehouses of our costonhis,
of whatever descrii don it may be, shall be publicly
burnt.

"2. In future, all prohibited merchandize of Vin•
sll manufacture, proceeding either from our tus•
toms, or front seizures ;hat may be made, :ilia,' be
burnt.

" 3. All prohibited merchandize of English may
nufatlure, which shall be found in Holland, in. the
Grand Duchy ot_Berg, in the Hanseatic Towns, 2nd,
generally, from the Mein to the sea, shall be seiied
ana burnt

" 4. All the English metchaodizeio be found in
our kingdom of Italy,,under v%hatever description it
may come, shall be seized and burnt.

" 5. All the English avrchandize which shall t”.
found in our Ill) rian provinces, shall be seized and
burnt.

1‘ *G. 'All the English meroharkdize I.vtiich
be, found in the kingdyrn of Naples, shall be seined
anj-burnt.

7. All. the' English morchandite which shall
'be found iii the provinces of Spain oecnpied by our
troops, shall be seiied and burnt.

", 8. All the English merchandize which shali be
found 'in the towns, and within !he reach of, places
occupied by our troops, shall be seized and 'burni:.
(Signed) • " NAPOLEC).
(Attested) " THE PUKE OF PLACENTIA.
‘, PriAvArsh:Freasurere- and Lieutenant-Gen.
of the Emperor and King."

To,day, salutes of artillery were fired' here and
along all •the Coast 'of “blhand, in 'honour of the
viCory gained at Coimbra by the French army its
Yortugab

VtESIz4A, OCT. 16 —The Emperor set oui from
Gratz on the 1 1 th, and comintied his Joule tct
Croatia and the south of ,Syria. •
Last Sunday the silk-manufaaurers of Vi-nna
had an audience of his Excellency, the -President of
tlar Chamber of Finance, and laid before . him the
'embarrassments into which the. considerable tall in
. the paper-money had thrown them. It is r►ot ex-
actly known •%% hat answer. the Minister gave them;
hut the public are much astonished at the com-
plaints of these manufaCturers; every body lon,ws,
. that no ci q:porat ion has of late made more rapid and
considerable profits than that of the silk manufac-
turers.

The dearness of provisions' continues to increase
here, notwithstanding the abundant crops of every
kind; because all the sellers, even to the dealers in
fruit, regulate the price of their articles by the
Course of. Exchange. . In this respeci, therefore,
Air. Course, according to the expression of a
peasant, who believed that it was softie Minister,
does a great deal of mischief to every body.
The Archduke Ferdinand, Commander in Chief
of the troops of Moravia and Silesia, is at present
reviewing the troops of his distrid.
The capture of the two important fortresses of
Rudschuck and Giurgewo will not be the last opera-
tiOn of this canopaian, but it renders it absolutely
decisive in favour of the Russians. It is to be re-
marked, that they have in the mean tune in 11.eir
power all the strong places which defended the
right bank of the Danube, from Istuailow to Szis-
tow e that is, from the mouth of that river to more
than !no leagues up its channel. The Turks, be-
yond this line, possess only Neu_Orsova and Wid-
din, capable of any resistance. Nicopoli is already
invested by one of the Russian corps, which con.
dueled the siege of Rudschnck. It would appear,
that the bulk of their army has marched against
Viirna, which the Grand Vizier cannot relieve,
without hazarding a general baffle. The Sultan
has not yet made his appearanceat the army; and it
is learnt from two Greeks, secretaries °lli Pacha, and
made prisoners by a 'reconnoitring:•party, that his
Highness will not quit Constantinople.
BERLIN, OCT. 17.—Lieut.-General .Prince. Dol-
gnrucky, late Russian Minister at the Court of
Holland, arrived here on the 9th from Amsterdam.
According to a convention concluded on the ibih
Sept. at Dresden, between the King of Prussia acid
the King of Saxony, the King of Saxony, the se-
questration placed on the debts due to Prussian sub-
jetis in the Duchy of Warsaw, and upon the pay-
inents which the inhabitants of that duchy had to
Claim in the Prussian states, has been removed on
both sides, and the liberty of the reciprocal eon:
veyance of money has been re-est,iblished: PlUS-
siati subjects may, therefore, • dispose of their' capi-
tals and. interests in the Duchy of Warsaw ; but
"they are bound to conform themsciveS, that cc-
sped, to the laws introduced into the Prussian states
in favour of debtors, in as far as these favour them
more than the Code Napoleon, and particularly ar-
ticle 1244.

STUTGAiD, OCT. 24.—A general and, very strict
search took place 6n , the 22d inst. at ,Francfort.
There was f'ul.nd an ilnyense quantity of Colonial
producer. and a great deal of English mercnandize,
which have,been confiscated : the Fiend) troops in
the garrison co-operated in the search. We are in-
lore ed that the Grand Doke has set out fin- Pdris.
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