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London, England, 1810-01-04 00:00:00

F111;;KCH 21111) DUTCII PAPERS.

,:"Pti“S, DEC. 24.—0 n the ist instant the Lan-
.darnman
.of Switzerland informed the Cantons, by
.a,circular letter, of a report having- reached him,
'that a number of fugitives from. the adjacent terri-
tories which had been in. a state of insurrectian,Jiat,9
'made their escape into. Switzerland ; and that-an Ont.
them are several leaders of the insurgents. The
Landamman then points out the reasons of policy
and self-preservation, which should induce the Frc.n.
tier. Governments- to redouble their vigilance, to
prevent are entrance of'stich; persons. into Sv‘iitL
zerland.
We learn from Augsburg!), under date of the
.14th instant, that the Post-master there had received .
an official . notification, dated*.the -11th, from
spruCk, that .The communication, with Italy was
then quite (pen and bale, and that the post would
no longer experieore any obstaele.in taking that di-
teelion. .
A letter from Vienna,`of the,9tb, says, that. tank
paper, continued to fall rapidly ; from 42.0 to 430
'florins in paper.were given for too'in specie.
"..„ Leifer; from Semlin of the 21st ult. state, that the
Pchasof Berbter and other parts.of Bosnia tontinn-
impaling and other modes of punishment, to
put to death numbers of Greek Christian. s,• who bad
tgken'part in the late.plan ofinsurre6lion.
Tlieling of Saixoriy reached Frankfort on the
18th, in -the evening: Ffl Majesty left it nextday,
on his return to his dominion's.'
Imiiii4..tusToNts.7-.An Imperial Decree, dated
,
the 7th.cif 06tyber last, permits the .entry inwards of
'dye-stuffs..forf.Which the French Consuls at Amster-

. ,
dim and 11,96er:dam may have granted certificates of .;
`origith before-;iheyWere apprised , of "his Majesty's 1
decision of the 17th. 4f.s.Tuly, reestablishing the pro•
.
tibition that bitd been "Ouspended on the3th of June,'
with.-respeet to colonial:o,ods coming from \Holland.
.Application has-heen:mide, to know whether the
iprObibition con6l'ned in'.ikiticle s', of the law of the
lOth .13 rumaire, year,-5, exteiids to the coarse car•
peiCtigof cow-hair, inannfa6tuied in the environs of'
Bred thy entrance. Of which has hitherto been
peintitted, on payment of a duty of to per Cent.: gel
'vakreitz.- "-The answeilias heen, that as the decision
of the doth of March of Plies the 'Prohibition of hair-
'cloth to all 'carpeting of which that:Material forms
.a part; tee ithportation of the Breda cartietS' is total.
inadmissible. •.

- On Monday laWt,.his Alajesty the King of Wir-
iernbefg, visited' M. David, celebrated. painter ;
tst itopped for time, aid his conVersAion
latoved him to be a very enlightened amateur Of the
Fine Arts.

•
On the 14th instant arrived at bankirk, the Swe-z
dish ship Sigur Ormoia, Captain Samuel' Vertse-
troorn, .captured.on her passage., in ballast, • fruit
London to Liverpool', by tti, Rodeur privateer, bf:
Boulogne. The., Arrietican essel which came in a
few days before,- a prize to the 'Fziret, is ,called the
44merica,.of Philadelphia. She was bound from
Varel wither cargo of linen,brandy) and grain'. •
The apole9n-le-OraNd privateer sailed from
Nanies'of the 15th ult. on cruize, and pui
,into
Brest on the r3th instant. On the 4th and 'eth-
ihe captured two vesselS, 'from AA hch she parted on,
the it th, in a Storni,. The one was -a- .Portuguese
ivessel, bound from Brat;ii to Liverpool; with sugar,
cotton, &c.; the other an English vessel. Irani
iinam, with Colonial prodtice. The privateer had on
board her 16 English prisoners, and tO Portuguese.
We learn from' BOurdeaut that a galliot, laden
With cocl,-fishi had been 'sent in to- Socoa;- by a pri-
Vateer belonging to that port. An American galliot
from Baitimorey and a ship frotn-Salerni bacLartived
at St. Sebastian's.

COLOGNE, DEC:. 15.7—The It-.tier,t by the last post
from I-Tolland concur in obaerving, 'that the speech
Ot his Majesty the Emperor Napaletin, and that of
his Majesty the King of. Holland, to the Legislative
Ilndits of the two nations, indicate changes of ank
important and salutary description with respeCt to
Rolland. In the mean time, while the result of the
greet event in preparation is looked for, its predie=.
tion has alreAy had
.an extraordinary influence on
Dutch commerce. 'rhe price of colonial commo-
dities, of every description, has riseb eunsiderably;
and when the post came away,:. refined sugar could '
tot be had for 50 g.

MADRID, DEC. 5.-The Anniversary.of fhb Cd-
ronation of his Majesty the Emperor and King; that
of his triumphal entry into Madrid, the celebration
of the peace dilated. by his genius to Austria, and
of the vidory obtained by the S.ing at (Rana, have
been celebrated almost si'multanc(Ansly in this capital.
The city of Madrid has, in consequence, assumed

a new appearance, and one .unknown under the old
regime,. Entertainments have for several day's suc-
,ceeded each other, with a rapidity and vivacity
Which somewhat surprise the Spaniards, lint without

preventing them from.participaing in those. festivil
ties. This assemblage of the Conquerors, and those.
Who have hitherto been divided in.opinions and par-
ties, augurs a happy union around, the throne, and

that a geNeral approximation is not far distant, if
sound policy, national interest, and a conviotiom
that resistance is every where as useless as it has al-
lifays.beeii culpable, should at lengih triumph over
the.dect.ptions and trantir proceedings of a handful
of faciious leaders, who have sold 'themselires to

In the evening of the 2d, a day of which the
mperor has, in different parts of Europe, immor.
talized the rerrietnbrance, Count de Bourke, the
banish Minister, gave a brilliant ball, which was

attended by every person of distinEtion in Madrid,
including Frenchmen and. Spaniards. The same
day, !Marshal the Duke of Dalmatia gave a
grand dinnet to the chief
.Civil and Military
Officers. ••• .

Sunday was ushered in by firing a round of 100
guns from the Retiro ; and his Majesty held a levee
from noon to two o'clock. After the levee, the
king, at the head of his Staff and Household CA-

tors, rode to 'the Prado, where between,-,1 4 and
Is,ooo troop.; were waiting for his arrivsl. .An im-
Inense crowd had assembled to enjoy this sight,
Which was still farther heightened by the lustre ola
londlesii Sky. It would be difficult to find troops
that could make a better appearance. They per-
formed several evolutions, and then filed past his'
tlajesty, amid3t repeated, shouts of Long live Me
''Emperor ! Long live the King ! The parade was
410 t over until near -six o'clock, and was followed
143 P a military dinner at-thenace, which resembled