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London, England, 1808-11-02 00:00:00

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PAYAIS, OCTOBER 20.
Hit Majesty is expected to return from Erfurth
Work t e `ABd i7tst. the day fixed for the meeting of
the LefteOptetire Body. In the mean time, from the
whole oft the. Imperial Life Guards being under,
ma-chitg orders for Bayonne, we conclude that his'
Majesty will make but a very short stay at Paris, and
will 7peedily set off for the Spanish frontiers, to direct
in perseatt the operations of the Grand Army.
lOcrosen 12.—His Majesty the Emperor has caused
a. gold snuffbox, set with diamonds, to be presented to
M. Van Marschall, Minister-Director of the Duchy
of Nassau, in token of his satisfaction at the expedi-
tion. with which the contingent of that Duchy was
put in motion, and also actle excellent appearance
of the troops.
Various applications having been made for an ex-
planation of the intent and spirit of the Decree of the
16th of September last, relative to the prohibition of
colonial goods coming from Holland and Spaih, the
following answer has been returned by the Directors
of the Imperial Customs :
The prohibition extends Ro all colonial produce, of whatever
quality, and whether used as articles for food, or for other purpo-
ses. It applies not only to the articles specified in the tarif of the
law of 9th Plods!, 11th year, but also to those procured from the
East Indies, such as cinnamon, cloves, and other spices and drugs,
the traffic in which is chiefly in the hands of the English.
" Peruvian bark is not included in the probibtion. The only
excepted ankles, therefore, are bark and cotton.
" The application is instantaneous, according to the general
rule, and extends to an vessels that have arrived subsequent to the
receipt of the Decree, if they are still In harbour, and have not
landed their cargoes.
" Nev*theless, colonial produce landed before the receipt of

the said Decree, shall be permitted to pass, if accompanied.with
a proper clearance and manifest, in the same manner as the articles
already in the entroW%
" Other commodities cleared out in Holland previrns to the
and i• the faith of a certificate - the

prohibition, . _ imported on or a - from
French Consul, shall be exempt from confiscation, but will not be
suffered to be landed ; on the contrary, they must be re-exported
in the vessels that brought them;• the re-exportation being, how-
ever, not to take place until a duplicate of the certificate of origin,
transmitted for examination to the Minister for Foreign. Affairs,
shall have been rettfrned in due form, and the legaliq of the cargo
have been thus ascertained."
OCTOBER 19.—The latest bulletin received here

of Marrac. -From this ci.- ....,ante, there is reason
from Erfurth is of the 7th instant. The two Empe-the Ministers, the Marshals, and other distinguish-
to expect that we shall again see his Majesty the Em-
rors visited Weimar on the 6th, with the Kings of ed persons of the several Courts.
Bavaria, Wirtemberg, and Saxony, the Prince Pri-
mate, peror in the environs of this city. The celebrated Wieland has attended the represen-
mate, allthe Princes of the Empire,and their numerous ROUEN, OCTOBER is. cations of the
.French Theatre. This auth
retinue. The reigning Duke gave the two Emperors General Vauthier, the Commandant of this place, had the honour of conversing with the Cat or
Emperor Na.
a magnificent entertainment. After taking the diver- has received an order from the minister at War, that poleon, for nearly an hour at Weimar.
sion of stag-hunting, the Monarchs entered the city, none of the English who are in a state of nowilkusee Ocr. 12.—The Austrian General, Baron Von
and were received by the Duke, Duchess, and Here- shall be permitted to leave their place of residence, not Vincent, had, on the Bth, a second audience of the
ditary Prince. In the evening they attended the the- even upon matters of business, without obtaining per-
Emperor Napoleon.
acre, where the Parisian actors represented the Death mission from the Minister ; and, that in such cases, Oct: 14.—This day, at one o'clock, his Majesty
of Cesar. At the conclusion of the theatrical per- measures shall be taken to keep them equally under the Emperor Napoleon, and his Majesty the Empe-
formances, there was a ball, and a general illumination. the superintendance of the civil and military powers, roe Alexander, proceeded half way from this place
The following morning the two kmperors went to when they are on a journey, or when they are at their to Weimar, where, with the same solemnity as when
survey the field of battle at Jena. A temple dedicated usual place of abode. they met, the two Sovereigns embraced each other,
to Victory was erected on the hill, where the Empe- ROTTERDAM, OCTOBER 15. and took a most affectionate adieu. The Emperor
'or two years ago passed the night ; and around it General Mo nCo d -in-asi f fth F a Alexander went forward to Weimar, where he will
tents were pitched, in which a sumptuous breakfast troops in the Islenet'of Wal he
2.11 lIT _ .e 0 .
.._,...i: remain a few days. The Emperor Napoleon re-
was prepared. The two Emperors then mounted their containing
c . ren, as issudedaa Pole turned hither, received a visit from the King of
oration, a promise of free par onll6.
_the. Saxony, gave a farewel audience to Count Tolstoi,
horses, and rode over every part of the ground occu-
lazhwhoseshrters! or refractory conscripts new in tiot.
pied by both armies on the day of the battle. They who returns to Russia, and soon after an audience to
join any French regiment on or before
afterwards enjoyed this diversioe of the Chace, and in . Baron Von Vincent, to whom his Majesty delivered
the Ist of November.
the evening returned to Erfurth. `a letter in answer to the communication of his Ma-
The army in Spain is expected to resume offensive HANOVER, OCTOBER I. jesty the Emperor of Austria. It is believed .that
operations by the 2d of the next month. His Imperial Majesty has settled upon the Prince the mission of Baron Vou Vincent has removed all
The Dutch brigade, will, it is said, fo part of the of Neufchatel a yearly income of 140,000 francs, to the distrust which gave rise to the Austrian levies.
part
6th Corps of the Grand Army, servi under the be paid out of the proceeds of the domains in the Seen after this audience, his Imperial and Royal Ma.
command of Marshal Lefebvre, Duke o Dantzic. bailiwicks of Coldingen, Blumenau, Reklingen, and jesty departed from this place.
OCTOBER 17.—According to letters from Naples of Rechburg. The Intendant-General Betrille, by orders Yesterday the Kings of Wirtemberg and Bavaria
the 6th instant, the island of Capri, which the Eng- of M. Boiteux, yesterday notified this donation to the also left this town.
lish some years since fortified in the most formidable Commission of Government. Ocr. 15.—Notwithstanding that the conferences of
manner, has been attacked and carried by the French ' HAMBURGH, OCTOBER 14. their Imperial Majesties, daring their residence here,
and Neapolitan troops. The division assembled for This day being the anniversary of the battle of have been covered with a thick veil, there appears to
this service, under the command of General La- Jena, all the troopsquartered here and in the eitv'
be no doubt that they had the following objects :
marque, was embarked in three or four vessels. • The were inspected by the Prince of Ponte Cerro. Ist. The restoration of General Peace ; for two
attack commenced at eight in the morning, and by A body of conscripts are shortly expected her. Couriers, one French and one Russian, have been dis-
five in the afternoon all the batteries of the English from France. patched from this place, whose journey could be for
.
were successively carried. In this affair more than OCTOBER 18.—Several prisoners have been brou
no other purpose but to communicate to the Court of 4
ght
900 of the enemy have been taken prisoners. The in here from Bremen. They consist chiefly of Olden-
London the desire of both Emperors. idly. The
English Commander still defended himself with a burgh' peasants, se. •z :a . in the act of
running prom— -
securing the tranquillity of Germany ; Indeed, it ap-
handful of men in one of the forts, but an account bited goods. pars that the Princes of the Confederation of the
of his having surrendered was expected every mo. It iistrongly rumoured that the Duke of Olden.
Rhine have received orders to break up their encamp.
ed contingents for their respective garrisons, or the
anent. i burgh is to abdicate his territory. ,
OCTOBER 20.—His Majesty the Emperor arrived neighbonnng cantonments. It is alto certain, that
at St. Cloud in the night of the 18th instant. His VENICE, OCTOBER 4. 1 through the mediation of the Emperor Alexander,
arrival was announced the following morning to the It is stated, in letters from Trieste, that, on the 22d !Prussia has obtained, in the last treaty with France,*'
inhabitants of this metropolis by firing the guns. ult. the Austrian Government stuck up a notice at the iconsiderable reduction of her contributions. His
Yesterday the Ministers held a Council at St. I Exchange there, that a Sicilian vessel which had ar- Majesty the Emperor Napoleon has presented Count
Cloud, his Majesty being present. I rived with colonial produce, was prohibited from Von Tolstoi and his brother with the Grand Eagle
Her Majesty the Empress returned on Tuesday ' landing her cargo. We received this information of the of Honour, and Messrs. Wieland and.
from Malmaison to St. Cloud. with the greater satisfaction, as it proves that Austria with the Cross of the samiLegion.
The•letters from Bourdeaax are filled with accounts cordially co-operates with all the Powers of Europe AUGSBURG, SEPTEMBER as. '
of the marks of respect with which the troops of the against the common enekny of the Continent. The Bavarian troops who are encamped in thie Si.,
Grand Army have been received in that city, which , CONSTANTINOPLE, AUGUST So. virons of this town, will commence their manoeuvres
in this respect emulates Paris and the other places Although there have been negotiations for peace the day after to-morrow, Lieutenant-General Baron
they have passed through. His Excellency Marshal between the Porte and Russia, the Grand Vizier, de Wrede, who has been ill of a fever for some weeks,
Lefebvre, Duke of Dantzic, was at Bourdeaux on the Bairactar, augments his marine forces, and works being now recovered.
15th instant. without relaxation upon maritime armaments. He etc-roan 6. .
For several days past no intelligence of importance has ordered, under pain of death, the nachas who It is stated in letters from Austria, that the Arch.'
has been received from Victoria. The army remains are under his orders, immediately to join the army. duke Maximilian is at present in Upper Austriai ac.
in Its . farmer positions, waiting for the reinforce- with their troops. The Governor of Macedonia has I copied in inspecting all the troops of the line, lam•
merits necessary to enable it to commence its opera. already sent his contingent; of 80,000 men, undeetbe { lions of reserve, and the militia.
bons with effect. command of his son. Bairactar continues to seek I The regular and Imperialarmy, of which the Arch.
Respecting the conduct of affairs, we learn the after all those who had any part in the assassination laluke Charles is Generalissimo, at_present consists of
following particulars from travellers and private let- .of Sultan Selim : all the guilty convicted of this crime ! &Ten Yield Marshals. is Master-General of Onlnines and
teas :—oo The Members of the General Junta who I are immediately beheaded. They say that near 20 16`4"ral, of c•yra/.7:4.Lieuten,lllatlek"gariball. " Maier-
I Generals, aniliss
have most influence, are General Cuesta, Minister at 1 women, belonging to the Seraglio, who were accom- • A 1.• • 6f3 fg•ghnr•mi..velltil of
ele.1111:117 fr9a*r.s....e
regiments, —g... nginssats 0. CW., as .... ....DORAN .... ...
War—Florida Blanca, Minister for Foreign Affairs ! plices, have been drowned. i light bongos of basun, three of Haldane, and fair et artillery. .
.—Cevallos, Saavedia, Jovellanos, and the Duke of I unman 10. VIENNA, SEPTEMBER U.
Infantado. The Archbishop of Toledo, a very old' /smut Bey has arrived here from Sexes with 18,000 ! The Government wisbing- to hinder the imports'.
Man, was forcibly conveyed to Madrid, and compelled I men. Three days after, he was followed by Ibrahim tion of English cotton from the East Indies, has or-
to sign the Proclamations of the Insurgents." I Bey, son to Ali Bey of Janina, at the head of 20,0001 dewed that for the future no cotton coming from
The Duke of Abrantes arrived at Rochelle on the men. Both armies are encamped at a short distance : Turkey shall be•imported, without being accompanied
11th, with four of his Aides.cle-Camp, and the first ' from the capital. < the Asiatic troops, 18,000 have Iby an original certificate. The importation of white
division of his army. His Excellency there waits for marched for Rudschuk, under the command of Cia.l spun cotton is am csisapletely prohibited throughout
the orders of the Emperor. His spouse has set oat pan Oglu. Of the destination of the other army, all Austria. - - ' -••-• s.
for that place. nothing has yet transpired ; but it will probably be MUNICH, SEPTEMBER as. .
The Moniteur contains no news of importance. employed against Abbculvehad, who had a very con- The order of St. John is abolished in Bavaria....
The .5 per Cents. are 801 f. Bank shares 12.98 f. 75c. siderable force in the environs of Damascus. ' The revenues of that order are to be appropriated,
BAYONNE, SEPT. so. The Grand Seignor has reinstated in his former . after deducting some pensions, to the bishopricks and
The Duke of Friers arrived here the day before yes- office the professor of tactics Osman Bey, a German 1 schools, whose funds by this means will be augmented.
terday : he is going to Paris to fill the post of Ambas- I renegado, who was employed under the Government KONINGSBERG, SEPT. SR
sador from his Catholic Majesty to his Imperial ,of Sultan Selim, to instruct the new levies in the Eu- Their Prussian Majesties, with Prince Frederick,
Majesty. ! ropean tactics. Several other officers, who were his entered mama, at six in die ovening of the 21st,
•
The Fivich army in Spain still preserves the finest' puPill, have aim been restored to their former situa- ' amidst the firing of cannon, and the Interns of the
and most farnaidable positions. The Spanish insur- I bons. inhabitants. There was a general i!'---'
gents shew themselves no where. Marshal Moncey The Dragoman of the Porte, Jane° Caragia, has majestynccupied the three kollovriasie
arid his chief of the staff, have been within these seven • personally notified to all the Foreign Ministers Sultan I 'mg the troops and inspecting the for
at: eight clap at Parnaelonn- It is said that the mis- l• Mahorcees accession to the throne, and received fro= It at six in the morning of the 261 h,
f. .on of his Excellency is to install the cued pommy ° them the cuffitoularf presents.l retained to Keingsbert.
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