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TUESDAY, NOVEIBER 6, 1810.

GERMAN PAPERS.

Harithurgh, Oa.
NOTICE FROM THE SENATE. •

Although the most urgent representations rnadt
by the, Senate of. this City, • for .the. benefit of its
Citizens and Inhabitants to his Majesty the E-npe •
yor, respecting several moliftcations and alteranons
in the erxec ution of his Imperial Majesty's .12tecr0
'published here on the 2d inst. more especially in
regard_ to goods in store; and those named in the
tarilatiached to the decree,- were received with the
kindest condescension, and. thereby objects attained
to ward oil the ruin of, so
.many good Citizens an
d
Inhibitants ; yet the Senate esteems it its officici!l
Limp° recommend to the Citizens and Inhabitants of
H nabargh, to assist in the execution of the said de-
er. e, and to comply with _the r'gulations and orders
Communicated in the public advice given under
the hand •of the Director Enda; • and the. Se-
nate orders from itself ilia-tile CitizetiS and inhabi-
tants of Hittn-Jurgh shall b'e bound to deliver in a dti-
plicate of their declaration to the IX-putation
of Comnit-rce in.thil City, to assist in further repre-
sentations to be made tu. he Emperor and King.
Given at the Senate House of lianaburgh,
•

ROYAL DECREE OF PRUSSIA.
13erliu, 01. i 6.

.We, Frederick William, by the Grace of God
Klieg 9f Prussla, &c. make known hereby :that a
',desire to support the design of the. general conti-
elental systeee, as it is more specifically set forth in
the:imperial French:Decrees, and to• accomplish
more conaplkely, the regulations 'respecting com-
merce, aedeo.,carly them fully into effeet, has mov-
ed us Co tip -cree as follows
1.
,
The,commerce of England, and with her co-
lonies an 4 dependencies, shall be governed com-
pletelleanii„eu,titely titrouthout our States by .the for-
mer Pet.nwekarid `regulations for the ethpire of France.
, 2 ;,,e/i)P pvcieCetodveyed by sea, :Without
respet.t.?toetsAorigitr,,Shall be considered as. belonging
to 4eglttitti, ,and .as,ibeing,...ConVeyed fvr. the benefit
of Iter tnerchatits,,,
•,. 3, :All colotiial prOore,corning by sea shall,
4rittickat respect. to sacs .having a, French license; -be
sUbje4,4o,ai,e,iduites stated in the. following tariff,
on:its,fionvayance .into our territory, whether ii tie
derivel,,ireui prizes taken; ships confiscated in our
ports, or otherwise.
['heril9llews.the tarsi of nen, but it is added
. that a lkigher4aXfupefk, tea .under consideration,
and,:/ill be imposed.] ••
4. ThoS'e increaken chaties shall be paid, upop 911 co-
lonial prOduce entering after toe 20th
of enis ritoptlt, itpdsshajl with respect to the priatkuce
seized on our account be immediately paid by the,
e .
bu`yer atter. the sale,. and With regard to goods .irb-
c Ported trout the netgebonringeSiates Shall tie pain tit,
the before .unioauttig tiie vessel. And
-should ihu iniporter.not be able to pay, or,give
turity to,i the same, in. such ;case the goods a,e, to be
detained:*yritier the care ufA:be,
Cus. l'hg laws in fa via& rit d inantatactt!ireslvich
it
rte.pect
.w the Consumption Tax of the rawL-110er*,
,rernain inasnmen as a higher dulyepOrie
these only injures,Ube industry of the Centinept,:and
tifike; Contrei?apd -_trade iu rnanufae.teres
',I .
mor'e.prohteble. These aaanufaeturers who, shall be
convicted of disposing of Justerials rece!yed.,lor the.
triaitufaeHre, at _ the lower tax, to. consumers Or
tiadestried, shad for ever fort Lit this
.
and mete:ever, as a fine, pay, the_ value of the goods .
so sold:. ' .
. 6:- The colonial produce confiscated in our ports,
which is ;either received
.trorn foreigners, or are
by the
.buyers declared to be for sale
.to foreign
countries, as aso that which enters from neigh-
bouring States into our dominionS, not for, iniand
use, but tor transit, and actually is expelled,. is.
free from the new Consumption „Duty, but remain
subject, in all respects,, to the increased Tran Sit
Duey fornierfy imposed upon 'such prcduce, and So
long as it retains in the. ceen,try, •is subject to the;
constant controul, of the Custom-house Officers;
they -Must, therefore, before they are expedited up-
on entering into the territory, be examined as to
their quality,' accurately weighed, loaded, amid their
actual export out of the country be attested by the
Pieper officer. ' 7
The person expediting, or carrier, who does net
-prove the regular deliVery of the goods within' the'
• time allnWed by the Laws. of the Customg, is oblig—
ed'to pay the additional athount of the new Con-
sumptfon Tax.'

7. Every~ omission to declare the entry of colonial
prodbee at the frontier.Cnsioin-hotises of the ccun-
try, incurs the confiscittion of the same. 'Hither-
to the Custom Laws have not assigned\ a greater
punishment on this footing, it 'therefore remains.
Every person is bound AO- abide by this regu-
lation, and our Ministers are commissioned duly to
publish.', the same, and' to see' to their".execw-
tion, and to swatch incessantly 'over the ponatbat
obedience to them.

Signed) FREDERICK WILLIAM.
. . Counteisizned) H ARDENBERG—GOLTZ.
Berlin,.
„
'Ott. 10. '

-CoPitinIAGEINT, OCT- 17.—,The following notice
has been published by order of the King
.

ROYAL
,CIIANCERY.

Ris.Majesiy, on the-Bth September last, issued
a Royal :Notice respeeting the sale and seizure of
colonial produce, and piollibitihg the entrance, of
ships, under American colours into any-of his IslAnns
Or the Slushy of Holstein, excepting under ccrtain

OW ti.

CPRicg :3IXPENC, 11A! I PF, .1000

circumstances therein specifie,A., or on - beingmade prize-by hisl Majesty's marine .orces.
"'Experience ilia, proved the gentrli itisdom'of
this meaitire.; but fl;s. Majesty- ha, be, is informed;
with much sorrow, that Colonial pro aetuatil
belonging to the enemies of ! is CI ow c., or the Empe-
ror Napolem, and of Continental* Enropo, has found
its way into the Danish territoris, atic. that certain
American ships, •ordered,to be.clelticied; Have been
admitted into hi ports. • '
" Pionfs,ot r! ese tarts ffe,4 cled, btu. his
Majesty has lot borne to• en rel.- tu ry "p
v ion to irking A sofeitih, wittning .n•bje.cts to
refrain from stichllltpliprtlAtfees, Whieti plrice Con-
tinent:ll Europe under the controul of trhe-Tjint-of
,the. Seas.. This warnin§, therefoti., is hereby given,
and those who are discovered offe.nditrg atter this
notice, will be punished with. merited,severity,".

L P.l URI H, Ott. rj,
INHABITANTS OF THE PItOVINCEh

" The tyrannical-monopoly of trade whicti,
laid for'sd lobg a period-has carried on in C'oloniat
proitice, and in the,goaSinanufaqnred in her own
kingdoM, must at length open the eyes of the Con
tinent, 'so king closed., ;to the measures it is absoA
lutely necessary to adopt to put a speedy condtbion
to (his traffic.

,•
" This truth, which all noble minds that dilly es.
tirnate national honour cannot but`` feel,-. -must at
length rend the veil under which those conc'eat
themselves, who consideronly their priVateinterest,
or the-speculationS which promote it, who always
sacrifice the reputation of their coutirry to their
rico,. and intolte- it in inactivity and d;sinclinatiOn
to industry. The general interest.of every agricul-;
tural:eountry consists in producing in lts
the_greatest quantity and the most valuable 01 naTu--:
ral produce, and to equalize the price of sate with
thejiri&bc''Other-nations,- and'qllickly to circulate
their new riches. -

" Qr tVes6 principles depend -the highest pros.
.perity of, a
.nation, the more it is enlightened tho
better it kobws that its..wishei ought. hot to proceed
further. It is then certain that it can swpport in
comfort .a great popul4orr, enjoy rt.coasiderable and
constant revenue, thereby increase, and vary its .trl
joyments, ftnd support a inigl,ty,..p
object of.increasing these ath.intages, and Allis high
degree of prosperity rand, in order to secure 10r.4-Ite...
10,tuie the.wealt ot, .his Majesty the
Emperor. and King has found ,it ekpecikut, Lot the
.protettion he has deit+ied.4-aff9fdillai,vj_pArrect at
measure which •is indi+pensably neci:siary • for the
interest. of the Cornitlekit,,-,aps.L,therefote- yotir.

The .Ordinance wliicij
,his Majesty, published
the sth August, and which ot4nes.,,tne.taritf of the
irnport duties for chtlerent-produte and inerchandize
contains-itia-witi,--to the execution of which you are
require.g,to contribute. . ,
I do not foi a moment- doubt that the comple,e,
dtl ;tier
ce all. tbatt connettritself - with theleast
...wi.4lkof.our S,.trereign,:whohas oo.". -evety oceasitm so
highly distinguished you, will IZe manifested'on this -•
occasion with all the ardour of which .you art capa-
W:'
In this, confidence I -remove from my mind ali
.44i that possibly.lie. any .one -"who WILL
not• Justify my expectation, and render necessary
Abe:strict regulations of the Magistrate, which would
be fo contrary to the good disposition which has al-
ways giaided,yan,
"The Imperial Commissary and Intendant of Ills
Province,

Erfurth, off. 3.

" DE VISMES."

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VIENNA, 0CT"13.....-The` Court Gazette of this
day contains the following

OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FROM . THE RUSSIAN In.
FERIAL ARMY IN TURKEY; TO THE 29TH SEPT.

1810.

" .the viaorious troops of his Imperial
Majesty 'occupied .the fortress of 'Sistow, Lieut.-
General 'Count Icamensky received informAtion that
another FftisSia'n corps; tinder the command of Ge-
neral Ziyilineff, had gained possession of the en-
trenchments. of Buno, by storm, on the 2cl inst.
and soon afterwards had made himself master of
the fortress of Cladowa. •

'The capture of Sistoi.v.was not the only fortue
nate consequence of the splendid engagement which
the Rthsian troops had fought in the neighbourhood
of Bayn. Orr toe 18th of September they took pose
session of the tiotrFss-of-Ornawa, and shortly after-
wards of two others,.Praowa and Negotin, and found
there a quantity of artillery, military stores, and
prOvisions.—The conflita at the latter place was so
desperate that the Servians on their side were obliged
to sustain the whole charge of the Turks.
" These,rap`td movements were followed by art
attack upon lludscliuck and GuergoWa. In the
midst of the firing of artillery to Celebrate the coro-
nation of his, Imperial Majesty, .our •adopted Mo.
'larch, the above-mentioned placesSOMilltki be,l-
- to his glorious sceptres. This event, so de-
ciSive for the prosecution of the future operations of
the„ltuSsian army, is the more impbrtant, ioes-
Much as it puts in our hands an incalculable quantity
of, artillery, and stores of all kind,. lhe
.Turkish flotilla stati4ned 'before IlidsChuck has talk u
into our pOssession."

',l*="ti

CpNSTANTINCiPLE, SEPT.. 12.-On 4,,1)11 15th inst.
the Grand Vizier was to quit Schumla, and to pro-
ceed•forward against (he Russian army.
Strong reinforcements daily arrived at the camp.
TA) thousand are assembled from Asia, aad as they
are ready on the other side to pass the Dardanelles,
we may shortly expect them bare. Twenty now

fitacs liave been formed, wlio were to join the
army, ,icit is n w upwards of 200.000 rneu.

The; before yesterday a Tartar arrived at the
Porte with thr news, that on the 7th inst. the Rus•
iao Co:t.man,:er in Chef attacked nudschuck, and
that .),lat-tar Pacha wds killed by the enemy, but that

Harp% Pacha arrived with a supply of 60,000 men,
and a fourth itne re- occupied the entrenchments,
and that Bockniak Pacha made asortie with the

whole garninn. 'The •intelligence respetting
last belle was expected.
:The strong east wind and an extraordinary cur-
rent in the Black Sea, would not allow the Captain
liacha to maintain his slat ion. At the sense time an

epideiniclever has lessened the number of men in
t‘is fleet, and carves off ftoni fifteen to twenty per
'1.4 Admiral has therefore thought it right to
. return witt► iris fleet to the canal. The greater part
of the Russia!, rite' has retired to Sebastopol.
HAMBURG, SEPT. 14.--Apartments have been

prepared fOi -the ti-devant 1(-itz of Holland, at. the
baths Drat Viei.na, in a building belonging to the
Conient ot St. Augustin, where the Court usually
resides. It is supposed that this Prince intends to
settle in Austria. On his put 2.50,000 ducats of
gold have been offeted fur an estate in the neigh-
bourhood, in a warm healthy situation, with extend-
ed grounds.

FROM THE RUSSIAN FRONTIEES, OCT. 4.—Ac-
cording to borne accounts, the Count Von Gottorp,
Gn.tavus Adolphus, h4s put turns- If on board skip,
and has j-ined tt:e British, fleet under Sir James
Santuarez, from whence he is to proceed to Eng-
land.

NAPLES, OcT. 3.—His Majesty on the 2sth
Septembk:r einnalitt-cl at Arvo, and came entirely by
water as fir as Almasi, where be yesterday' lauded,
lvving seen nothing of tie English. From thence
he proceeded by hind to Castellotuare, resumed his
juuthey at night, and artived here early this morn-
ing.
SCILLA, SEPT. 25.—The division of Parthunesa
and the Royal Clouds, yesterday at two o'clock,
embarked in the lace uf the enemy, to proceed, the
one to Braguara, and the other to this place, with-
out any attention to the violent oinnunading made
by the English, which, for want of something else
to do, they kept up during the whole night.
Tie General of Division Paeled has heenappoint-
cd to comm?And.the French troops forming part of
tat: tfXpekjitioll.
ANTINERP, OCT. P.2.—The following has 46n
puolhAted bete:—