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S 71728 R LAN D.
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The following Decrees, whit the Cantonal Ad- . 1
mi niftrations of Switzerland have been compelled to . •
adopt, for the total Prohibition of Englifh Goods in
that country, have been received by us with tome of
the hal French Papers. They are, as will appear,
fome months in force, and it is thus that Switzerland,
a country at Zeal at peace with us, this prohibition,
emanating from our rancorous enemy, is made in
moll inßances to extend as well to the importation of •
our indußrial produels for the pnrpofe• of confuse:so i
tion as of tranlit. We deem the documents, which
have not yet been laid before theßritifh public, of to*
1
interefting a nature to our Commercial Readers to
delay any longer their infertion t••••
FRICUSCO. MARCUS 17.--The heft in order, an Ediatt of the
Chairman and Petty Council of the Canton of F,ibargh, dated
March 17, ,FO6, &Aide, under the [Meet penalties, an sail
every the Inhabitants of that Canton from attempting, in any Shape
I to introduce into the Principality of Neufchatel mad vateng'n, say
merchandifc or maoufaanied goods prohibited by the French lewst,
1. s. The Petty Council of the Canton of Vaud, " conformably te
the Edit of the sth of March, 1803, again* the introduellon into
France of good. really or reputed foglia,* condemns all mar-
(handier of that defeription, which tuft be entered at any of the
Cullom Hot:resin the Gateau intended for Franco, to oonilfes- It
don; and forbids May goods of that kind to be collated to any,
warchoste or place within two Wien of dos territory of the-. I
, . French Republic; excepting the Public Itere•houfes, or theft i
of Merchants who have during ten yams twilled on the trade ihe . ' '
the eonrumptlon of the Cantoo alone, and who frail hate lbw
clued in form to the surd Clerk of thet Caftans that May
will—" continue to carry on that trade for the interior of the I
Canton." The third article obliges all merchants Who bail fend
Inch goods to any pine within two leagues oldie French frontier
to take out ',trunk. which is to be verified by the Clerk of the •
Cuftoms of the place, or in default of him, by the Syndic.
4 in cafe of contempt of the above articles, the laid merely,- t
dim Omit be conadered as intended for frame, sad sonilkated 1e..,
cordingiy.
5. !.very Contradt. of whatever nature k may be, bdareedeit
policy, or any other dead, &Wed to favou the leiredekka et-
the above•mentloord prohibited goods Into Frames, Staff be art
!leered null in law, fr.c.—Lastanne, April 27, tBo4. •
Arai'. so —. We the Chairmen and Petty Council of the filth-
too of Friburzh, make known :
" la compliance with the Circular Letter of the 26th Intent,
whereby the I andamenan of Switzerland calls the meat/ono( the ,
pralfe worthy Confederated Cantons to the grievous inconvenkoce i
that may rents to the trade of Switzerland, and to other not kfs 1 ;
important interefts dour country, front the traffic inEngilfb gouda,
the contiounce of their importation, and the contraband which ie
carried on from Switzerland to France, we have conSdered that 1 I
In fad the pilaul and commercial Imereft of Switzerland, as • t
well as the obligation implied by the educe which binds it to the
relent of France, imperiuufly precribe she tacceffity on the one .
band. of preventing all introduction of goods of lingikh manatee- 1 1
ture iron the Canton; and on the mita, to take efficacious mesa
to prevent any Englifr goods already in the Canton from bell% foe- • t
warded into France by the arts of contrthaod Of fraud Nubia the • I
law. which regulate that Emptre.
" We are, at the fame time, convinced, that this fatter cad
cannot be attal on ~.t otherwife than by obltrueling as much as pair
bit the removal or circulation of all goods of this kind already In
Switzerland, and prohibiting their gran& from one Clinton to an-
other, until We Diet itiSiihsve adopted general and uniform met •
hire' on the Cutlet% •i It
" After thee confisterations, and in execution of the matures
provifiettaily ordained by his EtteUency•the Landamtnan of Swit- i
reflood, we have decreed, and do ordain--
Aar. 1. " From the date of the promulgation of there precuts, , .
the entry ot goods manufadured in English.% Is totally and fever,-
ly prohibited in our Canton.
a. " It is enjoined to all Officers of Police." he. (Here follows t
the formula, requiring the molt rigorous execution of this decree.) :
3. 0 Every merchant, fader, cuftom haute officer, or other Mai- i• i
victual, with whom fuch merthandixe is now departed, frail de-
clare upon oath the quantity and quality of the Ertel& g•oodswkiett f
he has in Rote or depofit. The decluation frail be made in each • I t
place before Members of the local Maglitracy, who &all be fret
dully appointed for that purpofe by the Lieutenant of Government,
and they fhall be required perfonally to go to the cultom-houfee,
(bops, warchoufes, or other places of depofit,and take an ease in-
canary of the goods concerning which the declaration Iliad have
been made.
4. Requires oath to be made that none of there goods arc intend- :I 1
cd to be tent into any part of France or its dependencies.
s. "No alteration in the Rate of the warchitufe or places of de.
Indic. no unwed nor rale of thufe goals Rath take place without a i) i
Ip. eial permi: team the Lieutenant of Government, who &all not
i'.
grant it until after having fern the authentic proof or declaration
upon oath, Last' before the jultice of Peace, that the goals of
i ogling manufadiatoirequired to be removed, are defttaed neither ..
directly nor Metre^ for any place out of our Caputo. • I
6. " Meichants or private individuals who lo contempt of their .
duty, and in contradiction to the preceding &nicks, (hail leek
to introduce Engliih manufadtured goods into the Canton, or to
fend out any part of thof,. already M it, betide' coedit:salon of the
goods,thall be punithed wit: tlx years enchainment in irons. The
enottated goods flail be immolate!, fold and the pike divided
; between Government and the informer. ,
1 7. . Magift-ates, fundlionaries, or perfons in public em Any