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London, England, 1801-02-26 00:00:00

RIVER POLICE.

Tills day was publiihed,
In One Viume (Mau°, price cos. 6d. in boards, with an
co:raved CHART of the RIVER THAMES,
jOk TREATISE on the COMMERCE and
POLICE of the RIVER THAMES:

Containing an Hillorical View of the TRADE of the PORT
of LONDON; the Depredations committed on all Property
imported and exported there ; the Remedies hitherto applied;
and the means of future Prevention, by a complete Syltem of
RIVER POLICE. With in Account of the Jurifdidtion of
the various Corporations and Magiltrates on and near the
River: and a general Abftrait of the Penal and Remedial
Statutes conceited with the Subject.
By P. COLONHOUN, LL.D.
ler The above Volume is a Second Part or Conclufton of the
TrQuife on the Police of the Metropolis : it contains a Detail
of the Depredations of all kinds committed on the River • and
of the Rik and Eftablifhment of the Marine Potice-Ofie ; an
!Abadan which has been found highly beneficial in detecting
and preventing thole Depredations. The Nature of the Jarff-
didion of his Majefty ;--cd the Corporation of London, the
iliity-xoure, the Weft-India Dock Company, the Boards of
Cultoms and Excife, and of Jolliet, of Peace for the Counties
and Places adjoining the River, in refttaining and puniking
Offences, is fully detailed and explained. The Wet Dock Ad,
and a great number of other Statutes, eltablifhing internal Re-
gulations on the River, as well to the Welt as to the Eaft of
London Bridge: as alto fuch Ails as regard Seamen, Ship-
111altc..s, and Ship-Owners in general, will be here found
ab.,4ed and arranged; for the purpok of conveying the waft
ic information, not only refpedting the Rules of the Port
of London, but fuch as mull prove barrelling to nautical Per-
font in every Part of the Kingdom.
Printi.id for J. Mawman, (Sweeter to Mr. Dilly) in the
Pantry. Of whom may he had,
The Sixth Edition, in One large Volume, Odavo,
Price cos. id. in Boards, of •
Mr. COLQIIHOUN's TREATISE on the POLICE of
the METROPOLIS.

FRANuE.

ARMY OF OBSERVATION OF THE SOUTH•

JOACHIM MURAT, LIEUTENANT-GENTRAL, AND
COMMANDER IN CHIRP OF THE ARMY OF OB-
SERVATION. _

• HeaclAbarten as Legborn, Jan. 30.
" On the return of the French to Leghorn,
they found in the warehoufes of that city Leghorn,
and Imperial property to a very great amount.
The Minifter Psrisr, by his decree of Nov.
14, confirmed the fequeftration laid upon this
property, which had become effentially French
property by the laws of W3T, and the renewal of
hoftilities between the armies of the French Re- I
public and thole of the Emperor. one had I
authority to releafe or alienate this property ; and
if any part of it has been rearmed, without ac-
countingto the French Agents, it mull have been
through negligence.
- It is of the greateft importance, that the or-
ders I have received on this fubjeft fhould be car-
ried into execution, •as the produce of the effells
taken from the enemy, will ferve to relieve the
Tufcan people from the extraordinary expenses
wl.ieh the French Government never had any in-
tention of making them defray, and to pay the price
of the Corn furnifhed by the friends of France.
" Cio/en B ILLS, Comm i irary-General of
the Commercial Relations of the French Republic
In Tufcany, is therefore authorized to adopt what
means he may think fit in execution of there mei-
fares, and to call in the Alliance of the armed
form whenever it may be neceffiry. The General
commanding the French troops at Leghorn, will
hold at the difFofal of the faid Commdfary. fuch
Detachments and Officers as he may require, in
order to lay on fequellratinns, place teals, feize
effeas, rad AM at the public Sales which fhaU
be made, according to the legal forms.
a All natives of England, without exception,
now in Leghorn' (hall leave it in fix hours after
the publication of this order, and the 'Paean ter-
ritory in ten days, under the pain of being con-
duited beyond the Frontiers by the armed force.
Paffports Platt be delivered to them to fecure their
perfonal Cafety. Their families than enjoy the j
Fame adtantages, and be treated with all the at-
tention
prectibed by humanity.
a All letters and parcels from England, Ire.
land, Hamburgh, or ony other Country, addref-
fed to the Merchants on whole vrarehoufes teal,
may have been placed, as well as on the Englifh
commodities found at Leghorn,
. !hall be delivered
to Citizenfist.t.zrtezz. The Poe-maller (hall
be perfonxily rcfponfible fir the execution of this
order. Tufcans, Ligurians, Frenchmen, and Cor.
refpondents of the Powers of Algiers, Tunis, and
TripoN, ellablithed at Leghorn, regard this mea-
furc as refulting only from the bad faith of our
common crixmles, and as diaated by your own in.
terea, and the defire of preventing the Englifh
from luring yen, by blocking up this port, and

from any long& progsistg by the means they em-
ploy, not only to recover their property, but. alto
to relieve themfelves and their friends from the
burdens which they have entirely thrown upon
you. Unite then to fecond the intentions of the
French and Tufcan. Governments. Furni(h Citi-
zen BELLEVILLE, and the Deputies at Leghorn,
with declarations which will ferve to difcov..r ene-
my's property. Do not incur the penalties to which
thofe will fubjed themfelves who refute to com-
ply with this :mature, or who Ilan deliver in falfe
declarations. The greater the produce of the ar-
ticles fold, the more will your own burthens he
diminifhed, and the great price you will receive for
the fupplies of corn demanded from you. Thus your
perfonal interell is necelFarily confolidated with that
tit the army which defends your territory, and will
feenre your tranquility. (Signed) "P 4 RAT."
The above Proclamation was accompanied by
two others ; the firft on the part of General Mt/-
RAT and the Tufcan Government, prohibiting the
exportation from Leghorn by fea or land, or the
removal from one houfe to another, of any other
mercantile articles than Corn, until the 4th of
February, under the penalty f feizure and con-
fifcation : the fecond on the part of Citizen Br tz-
VILLE,• ordering declarations refpefting Englifh
and Imperial property to be delivered in within
twenty-four hours, under a penalty, 'Should the
declarations be in any refpc'l falfc, of ten times
the value of the article omitted..