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London, England, 1810-11-05 00:00:00

TITLE Vf,

DP THE MANI4ER IN WHICH THE- 1%11.:.C1i ANDILE
ADJUDGED TO CONFISCATION SHALL BE DI,-

Pusan OF.
SECTION I.—Or raonistrEn Goons.
Art, 25. ProhibitechnerChandite adjudgt.d to he
._Confiscated, shall no longer be exposed to-sale.- Our
V rood Provosts, and the Solicitors General of our
-Provost (Supreme) Courts. shall draw; up an inven-
tory thereof, with a vahtation of their ordinary
prices in foreign countries, and the same shall be
submitted to the approval of our Mini§,ter, of
=Finance.
26. They then proc,-ed to h irn, or otherwise
(iL4'&troy them: publicly, of proceekliog they
shall draw up a process verbal.
27. The sum to be distributed among the Officers
.of the Customs, or others assisting- in the Iti'zure
-,ot. prohibited merchaudize adjudged to, be' confis-
.cated -and .burnt, shall be regulated by •the si:id va-
luations, and the same shall be defrayed as spe-
c.i4tru,. out_ of
_tlip ordinary revenue :of the
Ustoms.

SECTION TARITEED MERCHANDI.ZE.
.4. -Art. 28. Merchandize subjea to the tarif,Avhich
•may be adjudged to confiscation, shall 'be publir;y
sold by auction. They shall, in order thereto, be
transported to and colleetea in those places-where
it may be presumed that the sale will he most'Ed-
-vantageous. The said sales shall. take place once in
every six-months, and shall be advertised a month,
at -.st, prior to the time appointcl, in the ad-
•vertising papers of the different departmeins, with a
list of the arieles and sorts of merehandize and
ig shall" be necessary to. expedite the sale
-of any Tiart the said to chAtidize,- sperial• reports:
shall be marle 10_ relatiVe Vo the Wile, by 1 our
, • .
• Minister of Finanr!t....
30. Our Grand- Judge, Minitt4t• of Justice, and;
Lonr ate er Ministers, e..,ch in whlt• concerlis him,;
-bre charged he execution of the 'present De_'
'tree, winch' Stait-be inserte'd' in the Bulletin 'of-
. Laws. ' " • • ' • •

(Signed)

NAPOLEON.

• [Av-sch4cl,l? is sofy_joir*d; degignating the places
anc! aclio;4 Courts are to
and describingAbEir resri!l;,.e Ilere are
•stven Supreme, andtbmy-tour 'Ordiu-a-y Courts.]

FRANKFORT, OCT. 23.—the follo..vipg Decree
.and. ,Proclafl-Aion havc Leen rnbliqned w tliks city
~',Nnooleon; tzct,---Considi-rin;?, that the city
of Fran Oort ith•:gnAsh and Colonial
rncrchandi.ze,, imported iii the 4:6,,r5e of last sum-
mer by licilidnd and the parts rd the North; •
" • That the tnerchimts wino'-shave entered 'into a,
`traffic In the rnerehandize prbbibited.by the Decree
of Berlin, .1807,' knew chalky were incurring the
risk of conrita,niOlT ; •
• " That the greater part of the merclindize
cint-,tioti is t,nly enteled to account current, and is
still the property .of the inerchantg

. .
thiit- these metthandiies also, are .irestined to,
be sntUggled into France, whic,h keep 4 up -a war of
custninS upon i,ur frOntier;

_ That England is not oily at war with France,'
but is also at ••wnr with :`,the.League:of the Rhine;

Finally, That in the Decree of Berlin v..e no-
tified that wheresotiver, our troops should be, all
English nierchandize t.here found shall be confis-
cated, and that This measure has already been car-
-tied into execution at Stettin Dmtzie,' and all 'over
tit% North of Uerniany ;
." We have decreed,and do decree as follows :
Art. 'I. All Englishor Colonial merambdize, or
Inticles proceeding from English commerCe,-lotibd;
in Frankfort ox tile Maine, shall be put id seques-
trAtion.

commissinp .shall, be appointed
.by
~our
cousin, the.Princeol:Eckmithl, the Commando' in'
Chief of the armies in Germany, to take all-The
measures necessary to the execution of the present
Decree, until our determination shall have been de-
clared with regard to the slid sequestration.
a. Our Ministers at War and` Finance are charged
with the execution rot. the present Decree.
Done at Fontainbleau, thiS 14th Onober,, t 81 0.
(Signed) • " I\TAP6LEON."