The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-10 00:00:00

214 t of this ninth, French troops entered Leipsic;
to enforce measures similar-to what they have &tie
here concerning colonial, merchAndize. There is a
report that.tfie cloisters Ith Silesia will be suppresitedi
but not hing pOsitive is hitherto knotvn upon that sub-
ject.. •We have learned.tJrn the States of Silesia
have uttered a million of rcus to relieve the wants
of the Government. .A letter limn_ a mercantile
house upon the Banks of the Weser, states that all
colnni,it produt.-:,'Whit:h appears upon the frontiers of
Westphalia, is seized, and carried off,, without the
least pity or regard to certifi:,l„;s of origin,. becaus-
.,cxperitlice has shewn that t: rec-fourth, of those
;ceitificiites are fidse; theuifine.they will not longer
be duptid'by monopolize-s. Denin.irk, Prussia, Aus-
tria, the'Confederation of the Ithi6e,' that 1- to Say,
13:ivaria, • Sttabia, Sze. Sweden, the
whole of Italy, and the French Empire, are all now
shut. ogion,t England.
. . Dv.ssAtr, OCT. Leopold Frederick
Francis, Duke and Prince of Anhalt, &c.
. After the requei,t addressed by his Majesty the
Emperor of the French, King of Indy,- and Pro-
te.,:;tor of tjie c-nlcderation of the ithioo, to all the
Members of the Confederatii:n ; and considering ,
feat our ovin true in/ere,t, and that of .our, States,
require that nothing :hould be tolerated within our
territories, which is Kohibited by the coi.tinental
• system established by his Majesty the Emperor, we
have ordered, and do order, as follows
First. The probibitiOn upon the passage of the
Elbe, already ordered \in the interior of our denn-
oions upon all colonial inerchandize, Of whatever
descjiption, and undtr any circumstances; shalt be
maintained with the utmost
_rigour ; and it any per-
soas shall by •any means procure their introdu&ion,
they shah be immediately coofiscatid;
.and all mili-
tary guards and Custoin-lionse Orric<•rs stationed on
the Elbe, or elsewhere, are commanded to se •ze
them whetever they cat; he found, as well as the
vessels or carriages contaiillhg them.
Se condly. And in order to diminish as mull] as
possible the use 'of colonial merchandize ,1t; oor
States, tbere.shall be a duty levied upon its consump-
tion from the date or the present decree.—(Here
follows the rate of • duty, &c. which.is,sirmlar to
those published by the other beads of the Contede-
ralion of th&lthine.)

CALMS, OCT. 24 —At. two o'clock yesterday
morning the English shi-p-ittphaton, of -.London, of
376 tons burthen, came ashore within musket shot
of the Jetty to the East. She had sailed from Que-
bec on the 17th of September, and was bound to
London, with a cargo of wood, and had been cap-
tured on the 20th instant,- by La Saurage privateer
of Boulogne.

This morning the Euglisli. ship the 'Mermaid, of
'4OO tons butthen,- was brought in here. She mounts
16 eighteen•pounders and 2 nines, and had a crew,
consisting of 17 men, under the command of Capt.
,John Dodds, besides four passengers, one of whore
was a female. She sailed on the 9th of Septem-
ber from Quebec for London, and was. taken this
morning by Le Perseverance, Captain Pollet, of
this port.

PARIS, OCT. 30...--,The ship Julius Ccesar, of 300
tons burthen, and 15 bands, bound from New YOrk
to London, has been wrecked on the coast of Dun-
kirk. This vessel was a plize to the Le Sublet pri-
vateer, of Boulogne.
During the last week trade has been rather brisk,
And various purchases have been made. Potash and
dye woods have risen. Colonial goods, particularly
coffee and sugar, have remained steady ; the two
last mentioned articles having. experienced a small
decline in price, which is evidently the result of a
diminished consumption, and of the success of the
experiments every where made on grapes and other
vegetables, - , .

MAILS..
ARRIVED—I Dublin. DuE-4 Cadiz, I Lisbon, t Malta,
I Dublin, 2 Water:ord.

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