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London, England, 1810-09-27 00:00:00

RIGA, SEPTEMBER 1.

It has been made known at the Custom•honse here,
that ships arriving from friendly ports, need not send-
their papers as formerly to Petersburgh, but they will
be examined here, and permission will be given them
to load. A second Ukase orders,
1. That the sale of those cargoes that are condemned by the
decree of the '.'.7th July lel°, and which to the day of the arrival
of this prohibition are not sold, shall be stopped, and of those
which have been sold, a more specific account shall be taken.

- 2. The cargoes, or parts of the unsold cargoes, shall remain In
the custody of the Tamoskna, who shall diligently enquire whe-
ther that part unsold is subject to gradual or immediate decay
S. When the unsold cargoes are found subject to decay,' or
have begun to decay, or where decay is inevitable, the Taznoskna
has orders to proceed to sell the same; but with regard to the.
confiscated ships, the sale of them is to be put in operation.
BERLIN, SEPTEMBER 2. •
Lady Bathurst, after long enquiries with regard to
the fate of her husband, who, as isinownt disappeared
near Perleberg, appears to be convinced 'that Mr.
Bathurst put a period to his own life. Even on set-
ting out from Vienna, he laboured under a violent
attack of the spleen; and letters from him of -a later
date, which have been found, shew, that this mental
derangement was every day increasing. Lady Ba-
thurst returns to England by France.
SEPT. 6.—The foll Owing has been published here :
" His Majesty, being dextrous that all the orders which have
for their object the maintenance of the Continental system should
continue to be executed with the greatest rigour, has resolved, in
order to accelerate the processes of confiscation commenced against
all those who possess or import Colonial merchandise, to appoint
a Tribunal of Commerce, which shall pronounce exclusively and
definitively on matters connected with this kind of confiscation.
• This Tribunal shall sit at Berlin, and shall take informations at
the different places by means of Commissioners appointed for that
purpose.

" His Majesty, by this measure, wishes to conciliate the in-
terests of the State, with that justice which individuals have a
right to expect."

Berlin, August 16, 1810."
I.UBECK, S 1

Since last spring, the coasts of Denmark and the
Straits are filled with English vessels. The frigates
which made their appearance have been followed by
numerous vessels of war destined to escort the mer-
chantmen. The Danish gun-boats, of which the
Government has stationed a great number in the Belt,
and on the coast of Norway, often capture these lat-
ter vessels. When it is a calm, their attacks are never
• fruitless ; they then engage the ships of war with
mach success, and become from day to day more ex-
pert at this kind of warfare. The English are afraid
of them, and avoid thaat with care. It is observed,
that the English vesseWnever sail but with a very fa-
• .vourable wind. If the wind is not quite favourable,

those who direct their movements prefer casting an-
chor'where they are less exposed to attack ; • they al-
ways keep united•

I

The price of Colonial produce, as might have been
expected, has risen in consequence of the late order
of his Majesty with regard to their importatiap-.--
Tobacco has also risen to an excessive price, frop thte
cessation of our commerce.

NAPLES, SEPTEMBER 5.

A Detree, dated the Royal Camp at Piale, August
bears that from that date the vbluntary enrolments
are suppressed, and that all the corps of the army
shall be completed by the mode of conscription. The
Royal Gendarmerie, the Municipal Guard of Naples,
mid the Royal Corsican Regiment, are excepted from
this arrangement.

PANSCOWA, AUGVST 17.
The Russians have made themselves masters of the
•city of Rudschuck, but they have suffered much from
•. the garrison, which has retired into the citadel, and
• rrobably will not surrender till the Grand Vizier has
. fought a battle. Reis still strongly entrenched with
• his army before Schumia, and every day receives
fresh reinforcements. • •
BRODY, '

BRODY, AUGUST tot
Accorling to the latest intelfigestefrom Moldavia,
the IMperiar Russian Cow, sent to that pi°.
• wince, has relinquished *lt project of organizing that
country as well as Wallichisso cm che same footing as
the Russian Empirth'wAff the Russian troops, which
remained in the millibar!, piml4nces of the Russian
• Empire, "have jeceived orders td proceed by forced
nlarChr wetly to the frontiers of Persia, and partly
to the-Danube. They are relieved by azey troops
coming frost the north= prorilwer,