The Sun.
London, England, 1811-02-21 00:00:00

:settled at Leghorn, anctba4 been eletlett and ndnut
tel by the Elders of the Jew' isb Nation, at the.pe,
rind of the annexation of tharcity. to .our-. empire,
shall, without such letters of naturalization, enjoy
the rigbis an charmer of French citizens.
2: The register of eleaion, kept by the Elders of
the Jewish nation, a$ Leghorn, shall ,be forthwith
transmitted to out Prefect of the Mediterranean, to
be by4titn closed and finally made.up.
3. In future no alien, whether Jew or other, can
beconie a French subject, except in conformity to.
the regulations established by the general laws of
the Empire. •
4. Our Minister of the Interior is charged with
the execution of the pi-cent Decree, which shall
be inserted in the Bulletin of Laws.

DIRECTION GENEKAL OF THE POLICE IN
HOLLAND.

Many soi7disant dramatic societies have been shut,
in consequence of superior orders by his Serene
Highness, the Prince GovernorcGeneral. It has
been acknowledged, that, under any aspen, these
societies could ndt be considered as a union of
friends, or of a family, and that they were direded
but by motves of speculation;
Such speculations
,are contrary to the principles
of
,public older; they essentially hurt the revenues
of the town of ..4stnstettlam, the interests of the Na.
tional Theatres, and the advancement of the Arts.
Good taste, as well as good manners, condemn
them ; they, besides-, by their multiplicity, render
the super int enda (ice of the Aiu horities very. difficult:
His Highness has decreed, that all those Socie-
ties should become the object of particular atten-
tion, and that the Police shut those, the institution
or appearance of which give reason for just com-
plaints.

STOCKHOLM, JAN. 2.--Three 'Superior Officers,
who accompanied his Royal Highness the Heredi-
tary Prince here, have already set; ant for France,
and it is thought the others %% ill quickly

BERLIN, JAN. 26.—Within these last few days
they have Commenced selling the merchandize depo-
shied at the Cusfom-house, the proprietors of which
have not paid the duties of the tariff..
SEMLIN, SAN. 6.—The . Most recent intelligence
from Turkey is of a peaceable nature, and the prin-
cipal houses of Constantinople, Salonica, and Smyr-
na, -hope that the routes direel for the Mistrial.; Em-
pire will immediately be opened, and free, as before
the war. .

L4st week Czerni Georges went with his Secre-
'tortes from his estate of l'opo:o to Belgrade, upon
very important business. • • •
CONSTAVITINOPLE, DEC. 2 1.-41 he capital .enjoys
the greatest tranquility, and eveiy germof insubor-
dination and discontent, on the an of the Janissa-
ries, appears to be stifled. We do not doubt that
the firm measures of the Sovereign, who caused the
most seditious to be seized, will for a long time in-
;.tre the subordination of that bAy.

FIiSACH PAPERS.

MEASURE RELATIVE TO SUPPRESSED PRINTERS

An Imperial Decree of the vd of trebruary,Atri
contains the tbllowing regulanon4 : •
The' Printers retained its Paris are bound to pur-
chase the presses of the suppressed Pi inters ; they
shall pay for them according to the valuation which
s!all be set upon them, within the period of one
year, and by tour instalments.
Each of the retained Printers :shall pay one-
sixtieth of the total price of this purchase.
Immediately after the publication of this decree,
seals shall be affixed on the , types belonging to the
suppressed Printers.
" They may sell them if they please, provided
they are sold, only to licensed Printers- and Type-
founders

" An indemnification shall be paid to the sup.
pressed Printers by those who are retained,
" This indemnification is fixed at the rate of 4000.
Inlays to every suppressed Printer.
" It shall form one general fond, which shall be
divided among the suppressed Printers in proportion
to the extent and business of their printing ebtablish•
meat, duly ascertained.
" For' this purpose the suppressed Printers shall
be divided into classes. This division into classes
shall be made,. and the, indemnification :fixed, by a
commission,

.
"Each of the Go retained Printers shall pay a six- '
tieth of the sum total fixed for the indemnification
due to the suppressed Printers.
" Every creditor of the bu'pprtssed Printers may
object to the amount of the :purchase-money, fur
the preservation of his rights.
" The Commission shalt consist of the Inspector
of the imperial Press, who shall preside, of an Au-
ditor of the Council of swie, two Inspectors of
Books, .and two licensed Printers,"
Another Decree of the.same date orders), that,
Printers' Licenses shall be deliyered to t hem on parch-
ment by the Director-General of the Press. The
price of issuing these Lit:roses is fixed at 50 francs
for Paris, and 25 francs for the other cities of; the
Empire.

The Landatuan of Switzerland, in a circular letter
of the tad ult. notified to the different Cantons, that.
he had received an application from the French Go-
vernment for appohnitig Conun6Lloneri to ►met
certain others on the part of France, to revise the
existing Conventions respediog the postage of let-
ters,' which becomes necessary from the alteration in
she value of money, the enlargement of the Empire,
and other considerations.

The four footed Per, -et Covent-Garden
Theatre, have ahewn,such genius, and have excited
such applause, that the biped part of the company
are alarmed lest these iheatrieul liauylintinins should
in time be 'invested with the first charaelers in
both provinces in the drama, and, run away with all
the profits and honours of the profession.
The new Farce, announced at the Lyceum
Theatre, is from.. the pen of Mr. Pooocx, the
author of Hit or. Miss ; and the new Comedy from
that of Miss CHAMBUAS.