The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-07 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

Froni.lbe LONDON GAZETTE, N v 6,13 to.

.Admirnlty-Pjfice, Nov. 6, 1810,

Vice-Admiral Str Edward Pellew ha% itransmit-
ted Crok.er, Esq. a letter from
captain Paync, of his Mjesty% sloop ..the Cietan,.
-gh.ing an account-. of hiS ,having, on. the 28th ult.
ciptt.o6d the Neptune 'Danish priwatrer, of fit e
guns, and twenty-four men ; she Sailed the day
before twin Schelling, and had not nude any
capture.

Adritiralty-Office, Aov. 6, 1810,

-lbar.:Admiral .01 way, at Leith, has.transtitted
to .b.lm Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter he had re-
ceived from Captain Clay, of his. Majesty's ship
the Nymphe, stating the capture' on the 26th 'of
last' month, off Walberes Head, of the Danish
privateer shooner, Norwegian Girl, .of taro guns
and nineteen men ; out thtee.days from Christian-
and-had•not made any captures.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. s.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
Hero, of 74 guns,,Capi.KM.,NEWMAN, from Ports-
mouth, 6otlnd to Basque Road-s, and 14 expe3ed to
sail`to-morrovtii also arrived tie Mary Ann, BAX-
FIELD, froth Yarrnouthi the Gambier cutter, of to
guns, from Dartmouth ; and the Friods' Adventure,
BA lIKER. , from Ipswich..
Sailed his Majesty's ship hiemen, of 38 guns,'
Captain Sir MICHAEL SEYMOUR, Bart. for Filnionth,
. ,
with about 50 supernumeraries on board, t 9 ro3n the
packets, and biing them to this.port J. the Rota, of
as guns, Capt. SOMERVILLE, to the eastward;
Thracian,. of 18 gUns, Capt. LAWSON, to'resume
her' station offHavre ; and Piercer, of 1.1. guns,
Lieut. SIRRELL, for Basque Rthids:.
Came down the ha'bour' and anchored in the'
Sound. his Majesty's ship Harpy, of 18 guns, Capt•
BLAMEY.

His Majesty's ship Romulus is *appointed to take
the Rover transport, Capt. SWAN, -under convoy to'
Corunna.

The A:brines from the Woo;viich, Chatham, and
Portsmouth Divisioni disembarked from his Ma-
jesty's ship Romulus yesterday morning.
Arrived .a Portuguese ship with a cargo, from the
Westward.

DOvEtt,. Nov. 6.—Sailed the Patriot gqn-vessel

on a crulze.

Arrived a Dutch schnyt last• evenirig from Hol-
land, but brings no intelligence of cnnsequence..
In the Roads the Cordelia•sloop of war. ,

An unfortunate accident happened to one of the
boats belonging to the-Excise
pcotter; C tpt. LtLEURN,
of Dover, off Sandgate, as she was rowing along the
coat in search of smugglers a'S usual. About eleiren
O'clock last night the boat put off with seven hands
Irom the cotter, with intent to row along the shore;
but a heavy squall came on which upset her, and;
shocking to ,relate, only one wan was saved. Iu
addition to the above calarnity, the six unfortunate
sufferers have left •wives and fatuities to deplore their
loss,

FALMOUTH, NOV. 4.—Arrived the ship Kivslon,
HUNTER, from Plymouth, to:load fish foi Jamaica;
the brig_.(rith(iin, C.OOK LULL, from SUnderland„
with coals, for.Plymonth, put into this port with
loss of sails, &c. ; his Majesty's brig Hawk, 18
guns, from PlytnOuth, bound to Portsinouth, but
owing to the strong gale at East, was obliged to bear
up for Kilmouth. Captain PELLEW, who was
going to Portsmouth to join his ship, landed from
her, and went off in a chaise and fout by land.
Also arrived his Majesty's brig Peacock, 18 guns,
and his Majesty's. ship North Star, of 20 guns, for
the purpose of taking the packets on this station to
Plymouth. •,

DEAL, Nov. 6.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Abou-
kir for Sheerness.
Came down from the, River his Majesty's ships
Gorgon and Malabar, and remain.

YARMOUTH, 'Nov. 6.—The and Sally,
of Shoreham, in batlast, WisxiN master, came on
shore yester.day morning on Lou estoff Beach.

PORTSMOUTH, Nor. 6.—Came in this day his
Majesty's-ship Fearless, and Abundance- store-ship,'
from the Downs; the Niobe frigate, from a cruize
'off Cherburgh ; his Mojesty's.ship Hawk from. Ply-,
.mouth ; and his Majesty's ship Thracian from a

vrui ze.

Sailed this day his' Mojesty's ships Hindostan,
PorPoise,andPlover, with a convoy of merchant-
Men for the Downs ; and the Rattler gun-'brig on a
croize; also the Jenny and Phoebe, Ceres,
HUTCHINSON ; Margaret; HAIR, for Sunderland ;
Gambier, BATCHELOR ; Unity, HUTCHINGS; /VW7Cy,
PURVETT ; and Hope, GERMAN, for London.

Came into Harbour 'his Majesty's ships Cogitate
and Jamaica, from Spithead.

WITH REGARD TO THE ,CONVEYANCE OF COL•°,l°
OEDIA""INCE,

PRODUCE. FROM THE DUCHIES•

" We, Frederic the Sixth, by the. Grace of o,°(l'
King of Denmark, Norway-ofthe.Goths and vat"
dais, Duke of Schleswig, "u- I
stejil, °and Oldeul2rt
that. as his Majesty the Emperor of- the Fre.nch
King .of Italy, &-c.• oar high My, has, bY hisr
cree of the 4th instant, ponnitted the articles 0
lonial lit-Mace specified in the tail of toe oid
and
cree, to he conveyed from)' the Duchies
,to
through Harnht4gli. 'the line' of the Yrelleo
Custom-houses,t
under.the condition that the
fixed in the Baid tarif be.
Ti.tid down in 1:IA11'0550'f
acrd that notice be given to the Imperial
the Customs there of the otiantity .conveYod `lts
and througli•HAmburgh: - We therefore gralit 9:(.6
misson all and every one in. our duchies Wh°"fie
Itt posseSsion Of. the colonial prcdUce-SpeCified jai
_said tarif, to make' use of the permission which °:.e
high ally has g'ranted out of friendship' to t 3;
therefore, on our side, t-o-Co-operate
objed which the Emptror of the Freud) 1,3,1
view, and to [wing the price of !he colonial Pr :0
named intim tarit to the saute height in our dc;ca'ed
as 'it is in the adjoining territories where .the Itqch
vial Ft:en( li.qecree iS already in operation, by 4'l ;.1
the. illegal and ,unpvrmitted conveyance. Of Col`g'
produce may be as much as possible prevented, ,
therefore established the following regolltions
" 1. Every one who in. our Duchies hi-is to
possessiou the Commodities spec,fied in the
WI if, as merchandize, or .a.ppertaining to niercloati
dize, shah be bound without delay, and Withirl,b,9
'hours at farthest after the ountriunicatin
our order, to give an account to his superior 1:',14.
v!rate and the Ins'peaor of Custorw, what Jbii
how. much of the above commodities he has !II

possession or custody. • -
one
" 2. Within 48 hours after this,. he must c
municate to the said Officers, v, bat and how o°. to
of these commodities he means to give notice 01,1„
the French Dire6tOr of the Custonis itt Hainbillb,
for conveyance into that place, iu order to the r"(fT
meat of the. duties specified in th-e French to y
"' 3. Of this account or statement,
shall be taken, contirm...d with the hand and
the said Officers. One of these copies reril'be,
in the hands of the Officer, and the other shadf
made use of as-a notice to the French D 60(
the Customs in Hamburh.
" 4. The above-mentioned officers are bo-1
t Ni 'iorcae :sCcel°f.)ol,c,
to
ascertain, that the qUantities given in for on
atice to Hatnburgh are really in existence; °
ing to the statement.
• the
" 5. He Who .has 'given in a statement 0. to
abovernentioned commotlities which he Ine°l° 3
-convey to Hamburgh, shall be bound to -Nocfeilo
hrn counter-certlticate o the French Dire for °` -fat
-Customs, 'that the commodities thus given 00v
conveyance to Hamburgli, were real:y Or°l/'
thither.
Alt 41
The conveyance to Hambnrgh from
shall only; take plaCe in the way prescribed, I.)Y
Commissioner appointed ,there, reSpeaing the'c'to.
veyance of 'commodities. Itt like manner; t}o Puy
duce shall be carried beyond the liue of 'the of
toms,_ laid down in the Regulation of the 9I`)„,;.
August, before it is ascertained, that notice of c; to
veyance into Hatnburgh has been communiolte
the French Customs there. - • • PS
" 6. With regard to the comtrodities ,t)
_
even given in for- export to Harribm-git, no Pe'i; it)
can so arrange, that such shall atterwar,ds reLl334
the duchies.
" 7. Upon the commodities the mode of the
0,
port of which to Hamburgh is thus bid (I°'lthoo
there shall be levied When they are taken /roc, II
magazines, in addition to the former 'transitoll:of
duty of 6.,rer cent. ad valorem, or the deol7l-
What waSlaid down in the regulation Ofitlf° t
of October, 1809.
I
'otej
• The cOmmodities which are not aPP- rho
for export, to Hamburgh, shall be subjett I°
duty which we Lid down in our ordinance ,
today. ,
2.4,10
" g. The commodities which shall be vi"-I„er'
from declaration, shall be confiscated, and il'eLtoll
son discocring such prohibited -commoditie&P.'"

receive the halt' of tlitir value as a reward.' t‘.
(Signed) _ " FaEDI3III6O
(Ativisted) " Movrics*
Oa. zo.

• • tnd
'QWe,'Frederick VI. by the grace of GOP Koti
of Denmark, &c. Duke of Schleswig, Holstein' rot'
Oldenburg, make known, That as we by our,,,°,ldi",
.nance of this day have appointed under what 'eriP
tions the commodities mentioned in the TO t)e
French Decree of the 4th lust, shall and 110',
conveyed froth our duchies to and through, 400
burgh ; in like manner we have hereby ordere
appointed, that upon all the colonial goods, iticip#
cure to be brbught into our, dtcities; either hYkesJg
fiscation or commerce, and which shall nor,viille
apart, for conveyance to Hamburgh, there s,tl`l.lei'
levied the following duties in the currencyoi'c
,wig Holstein.: namely, tts.
,Lts.
Cotton . per lb. zo W. Pepper pr. Ib. 3„° ,f
Sugar . . 'is Black ktto 6, s
Refined White ---- Zo - Cionamom
Hyson Tea . 'Fine ditto --s-2*; -
Green Tea . so .
All other sorts ---6 Pf. Nutinegs 6
Coffee . . —2O • Log NV ‘.od . 6
indigo. . Penland-n:co-- 4
Cocoa . . 2. 6 Campea...hy
Cochineal . --2 K i• , ixtd. dye-woous et('
Besides this duty, there shall a:so; sccorelilli'd'
the Bth. article of the precedingO e
rdinance, be 1)11
in addition, one-tenth of the-amount of rile biel
upon all Colonial produce at.present in the doc„
and not appointed for conveyance to ,Hamburg!:oo,
". The said dutY shall bee levied by the Cl"jit4
of
house cer of evety place; and any other tea 1-011
tending. to the diininution of the same, shall 116011:,
lowed by confiscation of the goods and 'other „/ St"
ment, as is laid down in our ordinance of t'
July, 1803. •
" Given at .our palace of Fredericksbergy
October 1810.
(Signed "FE 0°-
0'
(4.g.) • " Altil;-