Star.
London, England, 1810-11-12 00:00:00

STUTGARD, OCTOBER 27.

His Majesty issued three orders yesterday relating
to British merchandize. The- first rignrowly prohi-
bits the introduction, transit, and" sale of all articles
of British manufacture, throughout the whole extent
of the kingdom of Wurtemberg. All articles of the
kind which shall be discovered either in the mer
chants' shops, the warehouses, or in transitu, shall be
seized and sequestrated.
The second requires all merchants and traders to
return within twenty-tour hours to the Administrators
of the chamber of Finances, an account of the colonial
produce and English manufactures that they have seat
out of the country within the last four months, which
account is to be afterwards transmitted to the office
for imposing duties.
The third orders that all colonial produce in his
Majesty's dominions, and upon which duties have not
been paid conformably to the orders of the 10► h and
22d, shall be sequestrated.

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COPBNHACEN, OCTOBER 19.
can with difficulty under- The official paper contains the following article :
Notes are so much depre- —O4 Yesterday at half past two, the Prince Royal of
i for not having confidence 1 Sweden arrived at the Castle of Fredericksberg. He
paper circulation amount. ,
was received by the Privy Counsellors, the Ministers
possesses security
the Grand Marshal at the head of all the
sum, and could in a shon
more . of State,
State Officers, the French and Swedish Ambassadors,
, mass of paper. It appears the heads of the different offices, and the staff of the
is taking measures to efincel army. He was conducted, with the usual forms, to
but the total extinction or
~ 'an audience of their Majesties. His Royal Highness
of inconvenience in so vast an as well as the officers in his suite, dined with the
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Royal Family. In the evening the musicians of the
The continually increasingso
ness supped with the Royal Family. The conversa-
fund of riches in its mines, non between his, Majesty the King and his Royal
natural resources." Highness the Prince of Sweden wgs in that free and
friendly manner which might be expected from the
OCTOBER 24. intimacy that has subsisted between them for some
making in this city for the , years. It is a fortunate earnest of the good under-
which is fixed for the first day standing that is likely to prevail between the two
• important considerations neighbouring Powers. These feelings added to the
to this distinguished and pleasure of the entertainment. ' His Royal Highnes,
conducting to advance slept at Cornhagen, in the apartment that was -.
Saxony. His Majesty, pared for hrm, in the Mose ' Privy
earnestly laboured for the . Brun. He set out to day-at for
propose these resolutions The household sent
Chancellors and the age, to Corsoer, Roskilde...
the earnest wishes of thd his Royal Highness's uses
tuse theill to be 3dopted by ;from Co ,
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-may with him. The Guide had not made his AP'
to dayyst ten o'clock for Elsineut ~earance at Bagdad, which, together with oilier sus-
Pagel, servants, cooks,.plate, Rt.. Acious circumstances, bad induced Mr. asom to tAis
a. Copenhagen, and Elsineur; fi- 'otgePS to have hint seized.
'a 130 e His arrival and departuo,=. We sincerely hope *Clouse Ineasuses have alreedl
were annouared by twenty-seven been adopted to bring this fatebootieto cosklign Pe'
a." . • , sshament.
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