Star.
London, England, 1817-04-11 00:00:00

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

" PAWS, Anus T. •
" By intelligence from Carlsruhe, of the Stst of
March, we learn that the Princess of Wales has left
that place for Erlangen, where her Royal Highness
pays a visit to the Dowager Margravine of Bayreuth,
her aunt. Her coming to Paris soon is talked of.
If she does arrive, the Court will be embarrassed
bow to receive her.
" Several of our journalists have given the addresses
of the Crown. Prince of Sweden ( Bernadotte) almost
complete, suppressing only (by order of the public•
Censorship) the two following passages :.14 They
have connected with these reports the name of a fa-
mily which you have rejected. • I had nothing to do
with this family. You know that it was not I who
inSuenced its fortune."--" The annals of the world
prove that no Prince ever octupied a throne, except
by the consent of_the people, or by conquest." The
Prince's speeches were read here with great avidity
thus they become more remarkable than the conspi-
racy which gave occasion to them.
A great number of half.pay officers continue to
embark both for the United States of America and
for the Spanish colonies, to serve in the ranks of the
Insurgents. About forty of these officers are to set
out in a short time." _ _

" STVTGARDe. MARC'S 30.

“ The Minister of the Interior has Caused to be
published. yesterday, further information to the sub-
jects of Wurtemburg ; on • the one hand, regarding
the inconveniences to Which they expose themselves
by emigrating to America ; and an the other, in case
they persist in their resolution to' emigrate, adverti-
sing them of the knowledge they ought to acquire in
Holland beforehand on every thing that couerns
their embarkation.”

PETERSBLIRGH, MARCH 11.

IMPORTAVT UKASE,

RILLATIVZ TO FOREIGNERS WISHING TO INTIM RUSSIA.

. Willing to give to the relations of our subjects with
foreign nations an extent analogous to their mutual
interests, we have thought it useful to lay down new
rules for, passing the frontiers of the Empire, and to
adopt in that respect the following principles :
I. fictions desirous of coming• to Russia, must
*Stain passports from our Ministers or othek_agents
in foreign countries, except in the cases herein. fifer
stated. Positive instructions dial be given to•oirr
Ministers and agents, esilo the principles they shall
pursue in delivering thane_
~.nassports. so as not to
. throw any impediments in the way of reciprocal
. commerce and industry. •
2. Those- who shall come from towns. or other
edict.' where there is no Russian Mission or Consu-
late. shall he required to produce at the frontiers,
passports delivered to them by the Governors or Su-
* psior Authorities of-the place. On the contrary, no
passports can be admitted that are signed by maw?
donate persons, by Commissioners of Provinces, Coun-
cillors of Regency, Or by the Magistrates of towns.
_ The Authorities of ear Governments on the Ilestitiers,
shall receive particule- insttuctions as to the *non'
they tire to maintain in this respect with the 4utho-
rides of neigbbouting Powers. They shall, theiefore, '
• give their orders to the Superintendents of the bar.
tiers, and shall point out to them the foreign Audio-,
* shies whose passports are admissible.
. ,i S. The Russian subjects, the merchants. and per-
wresof every other condition, who, residing 6n Russia,
bad been furnished with passports for a temporary
*Uwe to an they country, and who may return with
the same passports, are •to be admitted without any
difficulty.
4. The mixed subjects shall be furnished with pass-
, ports for passing the frontiers from the Regency of
. the Government where their peoperty is situated, and
"there will be sufficient to enable them to depart or re.
turn at pleasure.
5. Every person whO wants to enter Russia is re-
quired to present his passport at the frontiers, and if
he is found to have acted conformably to the above
regulations, be may pass without diffictilty.
6. The present regulations extend to sea rid, and
to passengers entering them.- As to Captains of ships'
and their crews, they arelo'biratt the Jape foodeg
as formerly. a, - • :.- .. • , 7
7. This regulation ntdirebttsbeerved at the lip lei.
tion of two months, by abase who comi'lress °the
cote tries of Europe neared Wain:is ; and at the ex-
piration of four months by those coming from coon-
Aries of Europe most distant; such as Italy, Spain,
anti Portugal. These periods shall be reckoned from
the date of the present Ukase, which shall be pub-
lished is the Journals of both capitals. Until these
periods arrive, the regulations already existing shall
vemainin force.
Considering moreover that the above regulations
respecting the entrance of foreigners into Russia, reit-
der it necessary to have alter regulations for departing
from Russia ; and on that account we have ordered—.
11. That from the day of the propagation of the
treat Ukase. all persons, whether -foreigners or
usTan subjects, who intend to go beyond the fron-
tiers of the Empire, after having complied with the
necessary forms, shall reeetilni their 'passpren from the
Military Governors and Governors General ; or in
their absence, from the Civil Otoveroors. Bur when-
ever any such passport is &limed. in account of it
is given to the Minister of Police...
9. The inhabitants bordering es the frontiers:who
carry 00 different trades. as well as drivers of wag-
gons and coaches, cannot obtain permission to depart
without producing certificates bora our Pnivincial
Authorities. •
There shall be no alteration' is the relations of
daily intercourse between the frontier and the coun-
try bordering thereon. But the mimed proprietors
who have possessions in each wountry, and their do-
mestics shall be allowed, Sylresibly to a treaty con-
chided between us, and the-Emilterne o Austria and
the King of Prussia, it Vic** itt the Ist of "April,
($,l of May) 1815, to Pass and'repan tom one pos.
swim to the other widioui zany passportt. -- .
10. The bootie: codnnuoicatans with the different
people of ltala; along tai•Kiabas, the lines,of*Can-
casus, of sib.via and Ozenb ,urg, as well as tholt
with die 'Object( of the OttJrnan, Empire, shall re-
main genitally on their forgoer footing.
(Signed) ALIZANDIa• I
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