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London, England, 1806-12-08 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FROM TH.II HAMBURGH CORRESPONDENT.
Hausmann, Nov. ss.—The following Note was
yeliseday prefented to the Senate, by his Excellency
the Imperial French Minifter, M. Botirienne,as well as
the following Imperial Decree, which was communi-
cated along with a fpecial Note. The following is
THE IMPERIAL nEcßus
rams Tat raerecor.•l OCR SIC RRRRRR 01111 TAT P.
haws our Imperial Camp at Herbs, Her. a s, Hied.
Napoleon, Extrarar of the Frani, sod Lag if Italy.
Whereas,
s. That Ingluid Ms ceded to °Went tie laws at nations, re.
moiled by all civilised maxis.
a. That Ow confiders every individual u an enemy wbo belongs
to • hoftik State, and canfiamantly makes pause/ a, not merely
the crews of (him of war, bat alfe the crew@ of merchant vetch,
and eve° the Members of Contnicrelal Paillorfes, and perfnns con-
soled with commute, where employed in their mercantile affairs.
3. That De emends the rights of ecaquell to the cargo and
tommoditin, and to the property of individuals; which 6,0 c sf
mime, however, ought only to be applicable to that wilich be•
long to the balk State.
That the emends her right of blockade to places not fortified,
and to twounareial parts, Is ham and the neowths of ISTlgbb
Wain; whfich blockade.. istaxedis to tbs prbsdplee del the paw
dee of all natians, Is violable ado to foreSed piano—
That Ike confiders • place in a Rots of blab& before which lbe
has not evens Pak Rip'of war, although • oboe can only be
confident' as hkckaded when it Is la lreamierlbed In it, comma-
eked°. thee k Islmpeabile to "pros* itsrlubset vilibic danger.—
That lie eras &dim pews in a *Nee blocks& whichorith
their wbole ~nhed arairdt, the wield he smirk effeasially to
blockade, for Magas, wilds ensibi and wink kingdoms.
3. That We wooltleos oboes of the cwt of blockade hasi se
ober °Died bet to Mood* tit ammoeitstloa between ottier.'
oed toaserridias tbeetwoberes sod indultry of England by di
Moo of de ecetestrotmet Weary of the cootiocot.

6. That as this is the objedt of England, all thole who carry on
tea& in Instils commodities upon the Continent, by doing to,
Cosend boor 'dews and render themfelves her accomplices.
y. That this conduct of England, which is altogether worthy ef
the age of barbarifm, has became advantageous co that power IS
IF the prejudice of every other.
n. That It lea tight conferred by nature to npmde to an am,
the weapons be employs spina you, and to light solo W ilk
the fame manner In which be attacks; and that We piled* ill 1
reeognifed by all Ideas of jollies sod an Decal fentinwerte, tie
tdult or that civilisation by which f4cleties are diftinguifhtd.—.We
therefor* determine to motor &pion England thole principles
which die ben adopted In her maritime code.
The eunfcguances of the prelim Decree man be confidered as
If fed fundamental laws of the empire, to long as England whelks
to actionwledge one and the fame laws applicable both to fat and
laud—till he cafes to confider private property, be It what it may,
a good prlze—.4lll me cedes to eaten& to the perfons of Individuals
who ace not engaged In military operations the prinelrle by wkkh
he it 'akin treats Mtn as Flippers of war--aod until the Mil
apply the rigbta of blockade only to took plates which the has a
force fully ad cquete to cut of from communication.
We have therefore decried and decree as follows:
elii
Article I. The [Odd& Wands are declared to be In a nett
blockade.
a. All commerce and all coritfpondeoce with the &NM Mee
are proldbltul.
3. The letters cepa:tees which are addrercif to Frgland nr to
IngbiLmen, or which are written in the Englith language, MA
not be forwarded by the pelts, anti hall be felted.
S. Every Individual who Is in Er gilds fuljrdt, of whatever
dition he he, who is 'mod in the countries occupied by our tr
or doh of our Allies, Sall be mules prifoner of war.
3. Every magsatne; every commodity, escry article of property.
of whatever fort, which Wong. to ao EngUili fulled, hall be de
glared a law.ol prize.
6. The trade In !instills commodities is prohibit:el, and every
article which belongs to England, or Is the produce of her mans
. . . . .

(adores and eoioolo, Ise declared good prise•
- - -

y. The bailor the proem& of the conhfcatlem of the articles,
property and good* declared good prise by the preceding article,
will he employed to indemnify t►e merchants far the "ores which
they rarer by the car ure of the trading Takla feisod by the Eng.
UN cruisers.
$. No (hip which come► dire!" from Fngland or the Englith co
lonics. or has been there after the publication of the prefent Dc-
am Nall be admitted into any harbour.
9 Every 00p which trades with a bik declaration. inccntra-
'cation of the abo►e principles, mall be (Mud, and the Dip and
atria colaifested as If they were Englifb progeny.

to Our Prise Court at Paris is irvell ed with power definitively
to fettle all &puree which may mile in our empire or In the coun-
tries occupied by the French armies, In regard to the exectgion of
the prawn Deeree. Moreover, our Prize Court at Milan is In
vefted with full power lioaUy to decide aU ditputes which may anfe
within the domininns of our kingdom of Italy.
t I. The prslent Decree Riall he coernatnaleated to the Kings of
Spain, of Naples. of Holland and Etruria, and our other Mika
whale fuWets. as well as our own, bare *tenths vidtiossof the
I.lsrilice and barbarity tithe Englifh maritime code.
tz. Oar Minifters of Foreign Affairs of War, of Marine, a'
Finance, of Police and nor Pottrnallers General, each of them. In
as tar as concerrA his &penman, Is awaited *kb the execution
of the prefect Dscree. (firmed) NAPOLEON.
ily the Emperor.
(9118141) tl. MARET, Secretary of State.
NfOTh
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116111171 Or NAOI.OIOII.
v. The onderligned Mioifler of his Moiety the
Emperor of the French and ring of Italy to the
States of Llwer Saxony, ha% been commanded by ,
his Sovereign to communicate to the citg of. Ham.'
burgh as follows t
Theta " As England has not aeinowledged the

laws of nations. which are obferved by all civilised
Rates ; as the makes prifoners individuals who do not
belong to the military fetvico ; as be Wats and cen•
Ideates private property ; as are confiders places in
a Rate of blockade which in reality are not fo, as
well as places of commerce, not fortified bays and
mouths of rivers ; as the declares places in a Rate of
blockade, which in point of fad are not fa, or which
in their very nature cannot be fo placed,
•• France is reduced to the neceffity of applying
the fame principles which England adopts in her ma-
ritime code to the Drina iaands, to Britith &Ned%
to their property of every kind, to be found in the
territories, Rates, and ports occupied or to be occu,,
pied by the French arms, to the (hips coming from
the Briti(h glands, or colonies. arriving in fuch pr Its,
as well as thole which Mall go from fuch ports to
thole belonging to Great Britain ;
•• That while his Majeßy the Emperor and King
declares the Beitilli ;Rands in a Rote of; blockade, and
with refped to Engle& fubjeds their property, and
the Cps which come from the Bridal illands or poi•
tiffions, or which are bound for the fame, in doing
which his Majelly is juilified by the laws of Pelf de-
fence ;

• That his Welty the Emperor and King in do-
I ing fo has been prompted not merely by the interell
of France, but that he has alto confidered it as his
duty to proteft the Continent from the mifery with
which it is threatened, fince the Os of violence cur-
-1
csfed by England are vifibly intended to interropt
the communications between nations, and to elevate

Am indultry sod commerce on the rains of the induf.
try and commerce of the Continent, *'hence it fol-
s that every perfon on the Continent who carries
on commerce in Englilts commodities fupports the
views of England, and mua be confidered as her
11'w
accomplice ;
" That as a great number of the inhabitants oldie
City of Hamburgh are in this fituation, and are no.
taciusay engaged in the *fairs of England, his Ma-
lay the Emperor and King feels himfelf reluetantly
compelled to take poireifion of that city, and to give
orders for the execution of thc meafures above Itatid
to be neceffary, of which the Underfigned is moth°.
tired to give notice in manner as foliOws :
" Art. I. All Emelt& goods which are found in the city, ports
and territories of Hamburgh, to atm:afar-Ter they may belong,
than be condfeated.
" a. Every Engliihman, or Englidi fubjeet, in the dry, or in the
ports and territory aborcinentlooed, is a prifoner of war.
" 3. All moveable or perfonal property to the city of Hamburg'',
its ports or territories, belonging to Engliilamee at Engl.& (tab)ads.
le ambit:med.
" 4. No Stip coming from England, or bound for the (ante, Mall
be admitted into the above mentioned ports, city or territorks.
" 3. Every thip which by means of rage declarations Stall at-
tempt to fail from the above mastimed dty, ports and tmitorits,
to England, Mall be militated,
" 6. No Ensile' courier, nor Emil& letter bag, Ea be allowed
to pals through the city, ports or territory of Hamburg&
" The underfaincd has the honour to renew to the Smite his
Abram= of high coolideraden. (Signed) DOURIENNE."

PROCLAMATION• •

" His Excellency the Marfhal of the Empire, Mot'•
tier, with refped to the account which has been ren-
dered to him, having remarked that the dißribution
hitherto made of the pnffefGon of Englifh merchan-
dize does not offer a fatisfaelory refult, conlidering
that the merchants who have delivered in accounts
may have acted with too much precipitation, and
have given fuch declaratiOn without applying to
them all the attention and reflation which they re-
quire, confidering betides, that the multiplied occu-
pations of the Commandant of the place does not
permit him to perform the Winds with which he
was charged, its keeping the regifler of infpedion,
enjoins every individual having in his poffeffion mer-
chandize belonging to the Englifh, or produced from
Englifh manufadures, to prefent himfelf, within 43
hours, dated from Monday, the 24th of November,
18.6, to the Infpedor of Reviews, per interim, of the
28th divifion of the grand army, where they will
make declaration And it.fct iption in a tegiller opened
for that purpofe, marked by the General in Chief
of the Staff, of all merchandize in their poffeffion,
belonging as above fisted, to the Eighth, or the pro-
duce of Englifh manutidures.
" At the expiration of the term of 48 hours, do-
miciliary virus will be made, and all thole who ad
contrary to the prefent order will be militarily pu-
niffied.

Every merchant or trader having already made
a declaration, mull prefent himfelf again, and 'cite
rate his infeription with the Infpetor of Reviews, at
No. 66, G, oninger-flreet.

Hamburgh, Novauber 13, 18c6."
DRESDEN, NOV. 16.

All the public money is the Circles of Le;prick,
Thuringia, and Voigtland, have beers pat sender re-
quifition by the French, but as yet they have not
taken any call, out Lfthem. No money, however, is
to he difbut fed, withuat the expref pernsiCion of the
French Government.

Our atfenal will form be emptied. Yeflerday,
eighteen waggons, uith t ut honks. were fent away,
each of them cart ying twu large chefs with arms,
bayonees, lee. It is had, thry are intended to (apply
the people of Poland.
Yeflerday, WPC* was given, that 3000 ccnferipts.
and :coo wounded, were expelled here. All the
public buildings are already in a (late of requifition,
the riding khoul excepted. Hitherto we hers had no
intelligence as to the iniCGon of Count Safe to the
French Emperor at Berlin I of cord(' the fate of

'may Aetna hitherto undetermined. Well inform ed
perfons will have it that the ad of December is to be
the day of deciflon.
The Council at Drefden have already paid 60,000
riz dollars, for (hoes, boots, CM, &e.. and they hays
called upon the inhabitants for voluntary contribu-
tions.
BRUNSWICK, NOV. ss.

All the Enghilt property in this place is feized.
All the Pruffian officers upon their parole in Well-
phalia. have obtained leave of the King of Holland
to fettle at !theft:lat.

lIKENNIN. NOV. ss.
Our city is taken polTeUion of in the mean while by
Colonel Clemens, in the name of the Emperor of
France and King of Italy. The costa itution and
laws of the city fill continue upon the old footing.

HANOVER. NOVEMBER at.
Yeßerday the town and fortieth of Hameln was
delivered up by the Pruffian Commander to the
French General Savary. The garrifon are prifuners
of war. The Officers retain their (words and equi-
page. All the cannon. (lot, magazines, &c. remain
at the difpotal of the French army.
In the above towers are Cenral hundred pieces of
cannon, mealy of heavy calibre, which had been
brought from Magdeburg. The PruUian gartifon
confifled of 9000 men. The communication between
this place and Hameln is again eeflored. Nietiburg
mull very loon furrender. as the works there are
much weaker than at Hameln.
The conuikution levied on the Brunforick terri-
tories absonpu to five millions and a hallo( franks.
LAUENBURO. NOV.
Prince Bernadotte came here yelker4ey. about fear
in the afternoon, from Lubec ; be Raid but half an
hour, and then proceeded to Boitzenberg. oo his
way to Berlin.
We have no troops quartered upon us at pvefent,
about eighty men excepted, who came from Lune-
burg, and td-morrow they will leave us to go to
Lubec.
LUBEC, NOVEMBER 13.
This day, at an early hour, that worthy, humane
hem, the Prince of Pcnte Corvci, left as. Yellerday,
a Deputation of the Council took their leave of him,
at the fame time prefenting him with Tome very fine
fiddle horfes, with the following compliment .:
N There bones may be your faithful companions in
the field of glory I bat it would much better accord
with the wanneß wlihes of our hearts. that you
thould coot inue among tts as our illuftrious gueß, our
benefaSor, and whlfe memo, y will ever be dear to its."
—The Prince could not, withbut emo,ion, take his
leave of a City, whofe misfortunes he had mitigated
to the otmoft of his power.

STOCKHOLM, NOV. rs.
The Mat fhal of the Empire fame days fince fet out
in great hafte to wait upon his Majcily.
It is reported here, that Count Lowenhielm is to
be fent to the Court of Baden.

Some days ago, a detachment of troops that had
been in garrifon in Pomerania, returned here. A tax
upon hides and hoofs has been levied for the fupport
of the Swedifh troops Rill remaining in Pomerania.
M. Tarrach, our Miniller at the Prnfrian Court,
has returned here as a private individual.

MALMOE, NOVEMBER i 6.

The Duchefs of Brunfwkk Celt, fitter to the Queen
of Sweden, has fafely arrived at Yftaidt, from btral•
fund, along with. the Princes her fons.
Nor. 7.--The Englifh Minider, M. Flerrepoint,
arrived here yefterday evening. A report fent in by
the Brigadier Colonel Count Morian, brings the in.
formation, that the greaten pact of the Grenadier'
Life Guards, after endeavouring in vain toget tow-
ed out of the Trave, had been compelled to furrender
prifoners to the French on the 6th indent. On this
motion, about 55. men were killed, French and
Swedes.