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HANOVER, DEC. 6.
The term of forty-eight hours, which was granted
en all the merchants to give ha a Ratement of the
Englithmerchandize which they had in their parer
Pion, having expired, =ciliary vifits a:none thyit
ire to commence to day.
Doc. g.—General Ruby, who commanded keVe,
has fet out to proceed to the head quarters of Marflinl
Mintier, who is at prefent at Anclam, on the frontiers
of Swedill Pomerania. The command of this city
has been confided, for the fecond time, to the General
of Brigade Schaum.
The Executive Committee has publifhed the fol.
lowing order :
a By order of his Excellency Marital Monier, di commerce,
or any eamodtion of that hind with England. is drittly prohibit-
at seek In alto ordered, that no letters, or packets for that king-
&MN hr feat, or fuffired to be lint, by any of the inhabitants
or pecans fa*, The pertain lo edict In every town a:cello:eta
M Sobs lormil to every one this order.
• Hower, Dec 5,1806.
In the name of his &falsity the Emperor of the
French and King of Italy.
(Signed) V. &CEDING."

PARIS, DECEMBER s.
The deputation of the Palatinate of Pofen having
been admitted to an audience of the Emperor Napo-
leon. and they having mandated a claire that his
Imperial Majeay would deign to proclaim the inde-
pandence ofPoland, the Emperor replied, that Franca
had never recognifed the different partitions of Poe-
land, but that he would not ifrue the proclamation
until the Poles were determined to defend their rights
not only by arms, but ado by means of every fired.
See, even that of their lives. That Europe bad hi-1
therto reproached the Pales with having, in their
civil diffention,, frequently facrificed the interefts of
their country, and that they had now an opportunity
of proving that they were conelted by experieace
' and the misfortunes of which they bad long been the
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viainas.
Thee has appeared within there few days' a fmalt
work in the Hebrew tongue with a French tranfla-
tion on one fide, which has caufed tome feafation
with rept& to prefent eircumßances. The author
is a baptifed Jew, who figns himself Samuel Yelfiti,
(Chrillian) Paly Rufch, of the houfe of David, Lieu-
tenant at the Imperial Hotel of Invalids. This works
has for its title " Who is this but an Ifraelite Chrif..
dart?" with the epigraph " our philofophy is the
Notion of Abraham." Then follows the eonfeffion of
faith. The author concludes by exhorting the young
Irraelites rangethemfelves under theflandard of
Napoleon to conquer .jerufalem and rebuild the
temple.
Declasses 4.—The entry of the French into
Prulfia was fo fudden, that the Adminiftratiim were
pot able to live much of the military property. There
is reafon to believe, flowerer' that much has been
taken away by individuals, who have been either ta.
citlrantborifed, or who have silted on their own an
thority. The Cammilfary of the Fourth Divifion of
the Army, arifhing to turn to profit of the army the
finks of its conquelfs, has fummoned all the perfons
detaining military property, whether belonging to
the Xing, or to any divifion of the Pruaian army, to
make a declaration of the fame. The property con.
vaned in there magazines will be valued by caper'.
enced perfoos, and a part of their value will be
granted to thofe making declaration, and who (hall
"; be entitled to reward.
' The newly formed Legion of the North is on its
~march for Berlin. Four thoufand men let out within
• two days from Nancy. It is fisted, that among('
the number of Pruaian prifocers of war, these are
more than a 5,000 Poles, who are defined to ferve
their ancient Country, as will alto thole Officers of
Prufaan regiments who are Poles.
M. Denon, Director of the Mufenm Napoleon, has
arrived at Berlin. He has vifited all the Royal Pa-
laces and has examined with care all the valuable
productions of art, which deferve 'to be ranked among('
the objects of that kind pollen-a by France. A Sub-
Direaor has vifited Sans Souci, and has given direc-
tions to take away feveral Battles. Chefis are making
by workmen at Potfdam for the purpofe of tranfport:
log here all thole valuable articles.
Irovissata sp.—The frills Legion, which has been
for fix months at Alencon, received orders on the
14th, to march for Berlin, and let off, in con4quence,
on the 25th.

Accoiding to private letters, the city of Glogau
furrendered by capitulation to the Bavarian troops
that befieged it.
The projeasd journey of the Emprefs to Betlin.
venders k more and more probable that the Emperor
will continue at the head of his army till peace is
concluded on the Continent.