Star.
London, England, 1810-08-21 00:00:00

AMbTER DAM, AUGUST 6.

The following Notice has been published here :
" The Director of the Imperial Customs hastens
to acquaint the Merchants, that a Decree of the Em-
peror and Sing, dated July 31, which has been just
communicated to him by his Most Serene Highness
the Arch-chancellor of the Empire, Duke of Placen-
tia, contains some modifications and alterations in
the 7arif that have been already published, which
are to be applied to the Colonial Produce already in
Holland; and that the same Decree regulates the
manner and periods of payment : he feels it to be his
duty to make public this Decree, as well as the 7'arif,
to put an end to the impatience of the Mercantile
Classes :

" Palace of St. Cloud, July 31, 1810.
" Napoleon, by the Grace of Goo and the Constitution, Em.
perer of the French, King of Italy, Protector of the Con.
federation of the Rhine, Mediator of the Swiss Confede•

racy, &e. &c. &e.

" We have decreed, and do decree, as follow :

" Aar. 1. The duty of fifty per cent. to which Colonial Pro-
duce in Holland is subject, by our Imperial Decree of the 9th
July, 1810, is to be paid within the first fifteen days of Septem-
ber.—The Payments may be made in bonds, with sufficient se-
curity, taken for the amount of a third of the duty, at three,
aix,and nine months. Those who are not disposed to avail them-
selves of this delay, and who are willing to pay in advance, will
receive an abatement of one-half per cent. per month.
" 2. The duty of fifty per cent. on the value will he collected
according to the Schedule annexed to the present Decree. They,
however. who will deliver in their declarations before the 15th
of August will pay only forty per cent. instead of fifty ; that is to
say, four-fifths of the duty imposed by the 'farif.—Such Colonial
Produce as shall not be declared before the Ist of September, the
term fixed by our Decree of the 9th of July, shall be seized and
confiscated. Every proprietor or depositary, who shall not have
made the preseribed declaration, shall be subject to the payment
over and above of a sum equal to the value of the merchandise."
VIENNA, JULY 27.

A body of 30,000 Russians still remain quartered
in the countries which Russia acquired by the last
treaty between the courts of St. Petersburgh and
Vienna.

It is this day reported by persons who affect to
have the best information with regard to the events
of the war between the Russians and Turks, that the
Rusian army, having attacked the Turks on thy
11th and 12th, sustained a consider Able loss ; but
that having renewed their attack on the 16th, they
succeeded in surrounding the Grand Vizier, and cut-
ting off the remains of his army. This intelligence,
however, has no c.fficial character, mad of course re-
quires confirmation.

PRESBURCH, JULY 29

We have just received intelligence from Wallachia
that Rudschuk has surrendered.

Czerni-George, on the 30th ultimo, advanced to
Banja and Deligrad with a corps of 10,000 men.—
He gave orders for repairing the works that were de-
stroyed in the vicinity of Deligrad. A number of
the peasantry and 3000 of his troops were employed
on the works.

A letter from Bucharest says, that, subseqnent to
the grand battle at Sebumla, the Grand Vizier conti-
nued his retreat towards Romelia, and that the Rus-
sian; were daily advancing further into Bulgaria. It
was not, however, supposed that they would proceed
' of the considerable re-
march to join them. The
the opening of the cam-
' men.
JULY 10. _

Baron d'Englehard, presi-
, a solemn thanksgiving

LONDON.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 21.

PRICE OF srocKS THIS DAY NT ONE O'CLOCK
3 per Cent. Cons, money, 631—acc. 684.
S per Cent. Reduced finl —4 per Cent. 81}.
Navy 5 per Cent. 991i—Exchequer Bills par to 51. pr.
Bonds 21s. 295. preen.—Omniuln if dis.
PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per C. Red. 6110 I one Ann. ist 9.13
3 pre Cent. Cons. 610 Each. Bills is. 51. prem.
4 per Cent. 951 Lottery Tickets £22. 154.
5 per Cent. Navy 991 ii Cons. for acc. 681

A Gottenburgh Mail arrived this morning. How-
ever singular it may appear, GUSTAVUS AnoLi.nus,
the Ex-King of Sweden, seems to have offered him-
self as a Candidate to fill the throne of that kingdom
once more. By the following accounts, he seems to
be on his way from his late retirement to the North
of Europe :

nrich farther until the arrival c
intorcements now on their mar
loss of the Russians, since the
paign, is calculated at 20,000
BUCHAREST, it
By order of the General Ban
dent of the Divan of Wallachia,