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London, England, 1809-12-22 00:00:00

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ALTONAt Nov. 30.—T7ie following. Prcclamption
has been made here

" Whereas, according to an order of his Majesty the King to
us directed, the Colonial produce and. foreign manufactures a'-
ready here are to be placed in a state of sequestration, and sub-
jected to a strict investigation with respect, to their origin, the
said Royal regulation is hereby communicated to the undermtn-
. cloned merchants; and they are farther informed, in virtue of
this notification, that such sequestration is imposed on aU the
L said Colonial produce and foreign manufactures in their posses-
sioa, and they are likewise required to bind themselves by their
respective signatures not to
_export or transfer, until l oher no.
flee, to any person whatever without our knowledge, any of the
before-mentioned produce or manufactures.
(Signed) " JESSEN, ASPERN,
Altona, Nov. C 9, 1809. KUNDT, BAUR."
(The Merchants names are subjoined).

" The Inspector Hansen, has, without delay, notified by
writing to the merchants the above ordered sequestration. He
also notified, that should there be reason to apprehend that any
person will refuse to affix his signature to the obligation as re-
quired. a military guard will thereupon be placed in the house
such refractory person. (Signed) " JF.SSEN."
DEc. I.—The following is another Proclamation
issued here

I, Whereas in virtue of an order from his Majesty the King,
under the date of the nsth of this month, to us dirrcted, to lay
under sequestration all the colonial produce and foreign manu-
factures in this town, and to institute a strict Commissariat in-
vestigation as to the origin of such.merchardize, the Burghers and
Inhabitants carrying en trade here, including those on whom the
sequestration has already been formally imposed, as weil as such
who have not yet been subjected to that regulation, are 'welly
required to appear next week, on the usual commission days, viz.
the sth, 6tb, Bth, and 9th inst. at ten in the mo' sting, before the
Commissioners sitting in the CoUncil-house, and to delier in a
written declaration of all the Colonial produce and foreign mann-
factuted goods received by theni within the last six months, *her
from Danish territories or foreign countries, and to specity
what proportion of the said merchandise still remains in their
warehouses. • • .

" All the Inhabitants of this town, and also those who arc era-
Wished in Ottensen, who may have let any warehouse, loft, apart.
ment, stall, or hround-room, for the deposit or storing ot goods, are
expressly required to give in to the Commissioners on the .above•
named days, a written declaration of the names of the persons .to
whom such places have been let. It is farther directed, in order
that the Commisson may ascertain whether the said.declaration
be correct, that the merchants and other traders shall specify
where, and with what persons they have warehoused colonial
produce, or foreign manufactured goods:
(Signed) " LESSON, ASPER N,
Altona, 29th Nov. " BAUR, KU NDT."
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We understand that the same measures have taken
place in Tonningen and Husum. Throughout all the
Duchy the Military have orders to aid the t ormhis-
mon..
DUSSELDORF. Nov. 13.—The Prefect of the Department of
the Rhine in o t. Grand Duchy has directed the Mayors
.to see
that the French custom-house officers are respected by the Haa-
t bitants, and also to give assistance to the said Officers in case of
necessity. The Prdect states, that he has learnt with regret that
disageeeable disputes have taken place between the inhabitants
and.the Officers, which have even been displayed in acts of via.
lance. These custom-house lines are. however, fo'med by tinsel-
press command of his Majesty the Emperor, in order to prevent
the irtirodtiction of merehantlize from nngland °it the English Co-
t lonics, which might arrive by the way of Holland. If trade be by
these necessary measures embarrassed, let.it be recollected that
the merchants have to make this saerifict; to a higher duty they
I will, however, be fully indemnified, when the Continent shill be
delivered from English monopoly.
COLRERV, NOFEMIIER 29.—A Royal Order has been received,
that no ',hips are to be permitted to set salt from this port without
their papers having again been strictly examined.

CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE, DEC. 22.—The fresh
supplies of Wheat this day are scmewhat Consider.
Able ; sales are heavily effected, and scarcely sup'. ort
last prices—The supply of Barley is large, but, frem
the late demand, fine nearly maintains it price other
qualities are cheaper—Malt likewise—White and
Grey Peas rather lower—ln Beans of the two kinds
little variation Oats are arrived ia abundant supply,
mostly from Lincolnshire, and this trade is cincled
about 2s. per quartet cheaper—ln Flour little fluctua-
tion.

Gi t. :LILA L Vila/14CE AS UNDER.
Wheat, 761. 90s. 192 k. Beans, 60s. o6s.
Fine ditto, 106 s. 109 s. Tick ditto, 50s 9.:5.
Rye, 50s. 545. pats 2ss. 28a. 325.
Barley, 48s. 555. Od. Poland ditto, 345. 975. O.
Malt 78s. 85s Potatee ditto, 39.. CC. 0,4
White Peas (boilers), 16s. 14s. Hope 9ced, 461. 521.
1 Grey ditto, 521. 511 s.
i Fine Flour, SQL 955. bawds 654.905.

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