Star.
London, England, 1810-04-30 00:00:00

ROSTOCK, APRIL 10. .

A Meadow Ground, called Great Netting - 1$ 0 0
Two Closes of Meadow, called West Marsh Meads 21 0 0
Tln'ee Inclosures of Arable Land, Rear the Reen
Ditch - -

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An Inclosure of Arable, called Horsecroft -

111 2 0
Lot 2. A Piece of Pasture, called The Rises - 6 2 0
Lot 3. Two closes of Meadow Pasture, and Or-
chanting, called Killinserway. - - - 13 2 0
For a view of the Estate, apply at the Farm House; and for
further particulars, to Mr. Taylor, at Culver House, near Newn.
ham ; Mr. Nathaniel Hawkins, Newland, near Monmouth ; Mr.
G. I. Cottrill, No. 1, Smallatreet, Bristol; or Mr. Bloxsome,
Solicitor, in Dursley.
N. B. A part of the purchase Money may remain on Mortgage
of the Premises, and immediate possession thereof will be given.
Arlingham is pleasantly situated on the Eastern banks of the
Severn; distance 1 mile from Newnham, from which place it is
separated by the course of that beautiful river; 10 miles from
Berkley; 10 from Dursley ; 10 from Stroud; and 10 from
Gloucester.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

21 0 0
10 2 0

HAMBURGH, APRIL 10.

It is reported, that the three Hanse Towns are in
future to provide for the pay, clothing, and subsis-
tence of two regiments of cavalry, and four of in-
fantry.
One of the French regiments in garrison here march-
ed off on Sunday morning. A battalion took the
same route on Monday, and another battalion follow-
ed this day.
All merchandize imported direct from America to
Stettin, whatever be its ulterior destination, is, by an
order which takes effect from the Ist inst. subject to
the entire duty upon consumption. This duty is, upon
coffee, 14. rix-dollars per quintal ; upon refined sugar
and tobacco, 12 dollars ; indigo, eight ; pepper, two ;
pimento, three ; dye-stuffs, eight ; and upon cottons,
hides, cerusse, and potteries, three per cent. ad va-
lorem.
The Military Office at Wismar received, on the
sth instant, an imperial French Rescript of the fol-
lowing tenor :
4, The Treaty of Peace concluded between France
and Sweden, and which also extends to the countries
forming part of the Confederation of the Rhine, hav-
ing been ratified and officially promulgated, the com-
merce of the vessels of Mecklenburgh, and the en-
trance of Swedish vessels into the ports &that Duchy
are free, by virtue of the said Treaty. Nevertheless,
until definitive measures are taken by the Emperor
upon this subject, it is ordered that the said com-
merce shall only be conducted in conformity to the
previous regulations and prohibitions ; and more par-
ticularly with regard to the importations, that the cer-
tificates of the authorities of the country shall be suf-
ficient as to Swedish products, properly so denomina-
ted ; but that with respect to all other merchandise,
not being the produce or manufacture of Sweden,
imported from the ports of that kingdom into those
of Mecklenburgh, and more espeially colonial goods,
they must be accompanied, under penalty of confisca-
tion, with regular certificates of origin, which will be
furnished by the French Consuls resident in Swed-.n,
in order to ascertain that they are neither English:
property, nor the produce of England or her colonies.
The military authorities will conform themselves to
these regulations ; and with regard to the commerce
of Sweden, exercise a degree of vigilance more than
ordinarily rigorous, inasmuch as a considerable quan-
tity of colonial merchandize has heretofore been accu-
mulated in that kingdom. The Military Office,
therefore, to avoid the risk of any responsibility, must
exercise the greatest strictness in the examination of
vessels, in concert with the officers specially charged
with that service."

The month of March has passed without any set-
tlement of the relations of the United States with the
Cnn-inent of Europe, or England. American vessels
are still admitted into the ports of Holstein ; but in
consequence of the measures recently adopted, their
cargoes can no longer be transported into these coun-
tries. .American vessels also arrive in the ports of
Russia and Prussia*; hut undoubtedly, from the
length of the voyage, those that visit that quarter
will not be very numerous.
In consequence of the rigorous means taken to pre-
vent contraband traffic, sugars, dye-stuff, indigo, and
cottons, are greatly in demand.

Our contingent which lately returned from Swedish
Pomerania, is at present partly stationed along the
ccast, and partly quartered here, as a reinforcement
to our garrison. The whole extent of coast, from the
heath of Ribnitz to Dassau, that is, from the frontiers
of Pomerania to the territory of Lubeck, is occupied
by strong parties of infantry, forming an uninterrupt-
co line ot troops, which is supported by cavalry.
Tire guarding of the coasts, and particularly the
prevention of smugglers, are now attended to with
redoubled vigilance. Several sloops, which formerly
usgcl to slip in singly under cover of night,. and land
*heir cargoes in unfrequented creeks, have lately been
in some instances seised, and in others compelled by
the fire of :he military posts to put out to sea again.
The Military Office in this port, and that at Wismar,
form a centre of communication for the troops that
lire the coast, and take care that the Officers of the
Customs search every vessel that arrives or departs.
In .very instance, before the vessels are suffered to
break bulk, the certificates of origin must be examined
and passed by the French Consuls. B) these various
regulations, the importation of the smallest article of
contrabind goods is rendered almost impossible.

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. Cider Fruit Trees, now in thei
getker . - - -
A Meadow Ground, called
Two Closes of Meadow, ca
Th;ee Inclosures of Arabi!
Ditch - - -
An Inclosure of Arable, cal
Lot 2. A Piece of Pasture
Lot 3. Two closes of Mo
charding, called Killinserway
For a view of the Estate,
further particulars, to Mr. T
ham; Mr. Nathaniel Hawkii
G. I. Cottrill, No. 1, Smat
Solicitor, in Dorsky.
N. B. A part of the purch:
Of the Premises, and immed
Arlingham is pleasantly s
Severn ; distance 1 mile trot
separated by the course of
Berkley ; 10 from Dursle)
Gloucester.
FOREIGN
HAMBU
It is reported, that I
future to provide for
tence of two regimen
fantry.
One of the French re
ed off on Sunday ma
same route on Monday
ed this day.
All merchandize im
Stettin, whatever be it
order which takes effi
the entire duty upon co
coffee, 14. rix-dollars p
and tobacco, 12 dollar
pimento, three ; dye-s 1
hides, cerusse, and pc
form.
The Military Office
sth instant, an impen
lowing tenor :
,g The Treaty of Pe
and Sweden, and whic
forming part of the Cc
ing been ratified and o
merce of the vessels o
trance of Swedish vess
are free, by virtue of i
until definitive measni
upon this subject, it
merce shall only be co
previous regulations ai
titularly with regard t
tificates of the authorit
• ficient as to Swedish p
ted ; but that with ref
not being the produc
imported from the por
of Mecklenburgh, and
they must be accompa
1 tion, with regular cert
furnished by the Fren
in order to ascertain
property, nor the prod
The military authorit
these regulations ; an(
I of Sweden, exercise a
ordinarily rigorous, in
tity of colonial merch;
I' mutated in that kin
therefore, to avoid the
exercise the greatest
vessels, in concert wit
with that service."
I BANKS OF
1 The month of Mat
tlement of the relation
Ccn-inent of Europe,
are still admitted into
consequence of the it
cargoes can no longer
1 tries. .American vess
Russia and Prussia';
i length of the voyagc
.1 . will not be very num
In consequence of t
. i
vent contraband traffi
cot-x.ls, are greatly ii
RosT(
Our contingent whi
Pomerania, is at pre
ccast, and partly qua
to our garrison. The
heath of Ribnitz to E
of Pomerania to the t
by strong parties of it
I ed line of troops, whir
.. The guarding of I
prevention of smugg
redoubled vigilance.
us_ed to slip in singly
•heir cargoes in (mire
in some instances sell
the fire of :he militar
The Military Office i
form a centre of cot
lire the coast, and u
Customs search eve
In Lvery instance, b
break bulk, the certif
anti passed by the Ft
regulations, the imps
contraband goods is