The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-30 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS'.,

Rosrocx, APRIL t 0.. L-Our contingent, which
lit,fr --returned from SWedish Pomerania, is at pre-
sent partly stationed along the coast, and partly
rmd here as a reinitrCement.to our garrison.—
T • I. -xtent of coast, from ,the heath of
Rib-
ttitz to Dasssaii, that is, from the frontiers of Pome-
rania lb" ti-rritory of Lubeck, occupied by.
strong parties of infantry, forming an uninterrupted
brie ,1 s, which is supported by cavalry. -
The guarding of the coasts, and particularly the
preyentiou.of Smugglers, are now attended to with
redoubled vigilance. Several sloops-Which formerly
used to slip in singly under cover.of -night, and land
• their, cargoes in untrequerited creeks, have lately
been in some instances seized, and in others; COM-
piled by the fire of the military posts to put out to
On again. The-Military Office in- this port, and that
'at--Wisrnar, fd-rm a:centre, of communication for the
troiipS that line the coast, and take care that the
Officers of the. Civitoms
_search .every vessel that
arr,ves or departs'. In every -instance, before the
ves,:els are suffered to break- bulk; the certificates off'
or.gin must be examined and .passed by the ,French
Consuls. By these various regulations the import-
ation of the 'smallest article of contraband gocds is
refidered.almost impossible. •

HAARLEM,. APRIL 25.—The following article

app-ared in the Stutgard Gazette
‘' Several ,Gerinan Journals, and among others
- thoSe of Munich and Nuremberg, have stated that
the sequestrated .property of Count Metternich was
to-be restored to him, in consequence of an order
from his'Attjesty the Emperor of thc French. .It is.
mutter of surprise that such a piece of intelligence
should' be announced in It e public journals, and that
too under the very eye of an enlightened govern-
ment. That Court must know that there have been no
orders upon this subjed—a term incompatible with
the relations of Sovereigns—but friendly solicitations

which the EMperor of French has made to the
ptlitS of Stutgdrwl and Munich.; to revoke the se-
• 4:firestratitin laid upon the property of - Counts
SChvvartzenberg and Metternich,- in Swabia. and
Bavaria, on account of She service performed. by-
them upon the occasion of the marriage of,the Ern.
peror Napoleon with the Archduchess Maria Louisa
---solicitations to which the above-mentioned Courts
kit a satisithion in acceding, as a mark of that
esteem which they in so many respects, owe to their
/powerful ally."
The. confiscated colonial produce, drugs and spice-
ries, announced forlale at Venice, are, by an order
from the Emperor, to be disposed of only on Vhe ex-
press condition that he purchasers shall impOrt them
into France, his Majesty Wishing' to favour the in-,
troduction of a supply of those articles into the in-
terior. On complying with this, and the other
forms specified in the articles of sale, no transit duty
will be cliar-Cd,. _

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LjAMIIURGH, -APRIL 10.--It is reported that the
three ,i-ianse Towns are, in future, to provide for
the ay,--lothing, and sishistence of two regiments
of cavalry, and four of infantry_
One of French regiments in garrison here
,marched off on ,Sunday morning. A
,bittalion took
the same route-. 60 :Monday,yand another battalion
followed this day.'
• All nierchndize impored direct from America
to Set tin;whatever ''eollerior de,qination, -is,
by at, order which takt.'s effect fro-m
the ISt inst.
4Libject to the entire ooty upon consumption. This
defy is upon cotfee, 14 ►ix dollar; per quintal ; .upon
refined ~ugar and totkic,%,o, 12 dollars; indigo •8,
lepper 2, pimento 3, dye 'Stuffs 8, and upon cot.,
-Loos, hides, certisse and p otteries, per cent. ad
valorem. -
'The-Military Office
.at Wivr.'ar received, on the
-sth init. an Imperial French rescroA of the follow-
ing tenor :
"The treaty of peace concluded I;:etwoen France
,and Sweden,.and which also extends Lc.' the countries
.f.orining part of the confederation of the Rhine,
'having been ratified and officially proitt'lgated, the
commerce of tile vessels of Meckletburglil, -and the
rut-alio.: of Swedish vessels into the_ ports' of that
free, by virtue_ of the said. trear.v Nt-
e.ri neless; until definitive measures are takeL,l by the
4lktperrar, upon this subject, it is ordered, th, t the
bald ctimineice 'shall only be cohdu& d. in cm.110r-
.4-3.ity to previous regulatiorrs.and
and, more -particularly with reaard- to the impojty-.
75as, thatitile certificates of the authorities oi.
tn'e country Shall be sufficient as to, S.Wedishpro-
.duce properly so depominated ; but that with rei-
p,-:ct to all other merchandize not being-the produce.
Or mandlaOure of Swed,en, imported froth, the ports
that kingdom into those of Alecklenburgh, And
-in ge goods, they most' be accorn,
pained, under ienalty of confiscation, with
.regular
,c.tlrtificates oforigin, which will be furnished by the

French Consuls Yesident in Sweden, in order to
,ascertain that they are neither English property,
nor the produce of England ,or her colonies. The
rnilttary authorities will conform theinselves to these
regulations,; andwith regard to the 'ceinmerce of
e4ercise a degree, of_vigilance mere than
ordinarily ri ro on, itlnscpuch as a considerable
quantity of colonial merchandize has heretofore been
accumulated in that kingdom. The Military Qffice,
therefor•, to avoid the risk .of any responsibility,
must exeiele the greatest strianess in the examina-
-nt vessels, in concert with the officers specially
charged with that service,"

BANKS OF THE ELBE, Amt. 9.—The month of
has pasavd without any settlerne.nlof the re-
tcms of tie United States with the Continent of
Europe, or .E.rg.and. Aniericanvessels"are still ad
_n-ritt;.(l into the ports of floisteiri; but in cense-
gotnce-of the measures recently adopted, their car
g, es can no longer be transported rpm these coup-
-, American ve=sels also arrive in. the ports of
,Auss..i and Prussia but undoubtedly, from the
ie. sill of tte voyage, those. that visit that quarter
- wid nut be very nunieroas..

The Commerce of our countries'is completely di-
vided line of custom-houses ; and the differ-
ii) the prices of articles owbatly sides of the
O' demarcation is very striking'. There are
-74onnt. which_fetch 50 per cent, more on this side
thqi) Qn the "other. The new prohibitory orders of
the -1/1110 Government, and the rigorous tuAsure4
jpy, v,4*,.-•,11 they are enfinced, have completely ac-
. pcopit;ps4..the phje,Et which tbd. Government had
Of the extreme differeacp 40 the price

of colonial proluce affords an 'unequivocal proof.
The natural consequence of' this prohibition is the
total stagnation of -commerce at..Altona; a conse-
quenCe which the Danish Go (e.rittnent must have
looked to, since it has,. likewise prohibited all ex-
portation froin_SAlleswig and Holstein to Altana,
the consumption of which plsce is in itself very
considerable._

In consequence 'of Ihe rigorous, means taken IQ
prevnt contraband traffic, sugars, dye-Stuff, indigo,
and cottons, are greatly in demand.

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MONDAY, APRIL 30, 181 0.

We are happy to find, by our Letter from Cork,
that the Grand Napoleon privateer, which has for
some time beeri cruiting successfully to the south-
west of Ireland, has been captured by the Helena, of
,
1 8 guns, and carried irto Cove.-

There was: a heavy firing on the French Coast on
Saturday and" yesterday, opposite to Dover, but the
cause Was not known when our correspondenCs let-