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

DUNT,

the Public Treasury.
was published, a
din the value of
lation. It consists
which is the most
Ist of January,
is of exchange, &c.
mosey,)through-
!xception.
11.
been charged by his
iz make a statue

is to be placed in
the Empress Maria
rents.

house of a Countess
the amount of 6000

ital have declared,
cannot renounce coffee
from it, and that there
replace it. They
that apothecaries
and to physicians
cannot do without it.
of new advantages
over the Turks, in
of Widdin.

tssure us, that the
with the Russians ;
the disasters of the
.ars to have inspired
:ers of the Porte.

towing convention :
. of the French, King
ederation of the Rhine,
'ration ; and his Ma-
King of Hungary and
the state of peace
ustria and the Con-
1g in Germany even
Jaye named fur Ple-
the• Emperor of the
Nonpire Count of
&c. the Minister for
:y the Eftweror of
!slau, Count of Mit-
Iv Ste. his Minister
no, after hawing ex-
agreed on the follow-

Treaty pf Viemsa,

Atria and the Sove-
the Rhine shall rakse,
sequestrations placed
1g the late war, and
-open), possessed by
whoever they may
two months after the
re-established in the
which shall be rest°.

. reserve, in the state
sequestration.
Iperor of the French,
ling agreeable to his
ia, declares, that he
)f. April, 1809, con-,
_ .

i-levant Princes and
and members of the
inst Articles 7 and

;mperor, as Protector
line, shall inform all
,ocation pronounced
tat all the sequestra-
ci-destata Princes and
, or Members of the
:ored, without delay, to
tich shell) be restored
, and under the gua-
Confederation of the

:es, Counts and 14fetn-
ire.the Ist July 1811,
accede to the regula-
Ifederaticm, and Wh-
im by that act.
ultl wish to hecorne
ball in like manner
811, the immediate
;hakes of the Confe-
, to a member of their
subject to the Cpnfc.
situated in Austria,

whatder manner it
lewd withjn the space
'oar!,
Aide 97 of the Act of
those Pt init•s;Counts
Empire, shall not be
poi erty at any pr'ce
made the offer, at the

under whose dcminion
. the space of :is months
epted, the seid Princes,
-it pleasure of their pro.
vyluch they have been
Counts, or States of the

LONDON.

Empire, become subjects to Austria, shall continue i
to enjoy, but only as Austrian subects, the rights 1
which the law of the country grants to strangers, of
acquir.ng by purcha-se or donation from the deceased,
immoveable property in the State of the Confedera.
tion of the Rhine. ,
44 'this Convention was ratified at St. Cloud the
.6th of September, and at Eis in Styria on the 21st.
The two Ratifications were exchanged at Fontaine-
blew pa the 2d of October. His Majesty has in con-
rtequence given orders to take off the sequestration
laid on the above-mentioned property. •
• a Aar. 9. The present convention shall be ratified,
and the ratifications of it exchanged .at Paris within
the space of one month, and sooner if-possible.
" Done at Paris, 30th August, 1810.'
Signed
l -44 CHADIPAGNY, Duke of Cadore.
Signed " Count of MITTERTICII: &C."
1

THE EVENING STA EL

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT OM O'CLOCK.
s per Cent. Cone. money, abut—for off. $74.•
Recloced 6! 66-4 per Cent. SSW
Navy 5 per Cent. shut—Omnium 5 dia.
Excheq. Bills, 4s. as. prem.—Bonds Ws. 211. prem.

American Papers to a late date arrived this morn-
ing. ThQ following important document is copied
from a New York Paper of the Bth ult.

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, by the 4th Section of an Act passed Ist
of May, 1810—(Here the title of the Act and the
Section are recited)—and whereas it has been officially
made known to this Government that the edicts of
France, violating the neutral commerce ofthe United
States, have been so revoked, as to cease to have effect
On the Ist of the present month—Now, therefore, I,
JAMES MADDISONI President of the United States, do
hereby proclaim, that the said Edicts of France have
been so revoked, as that they ceased on the Ist day
of the present month, to violate the neutral commerce
of the United States; and that, from the date of these
presents, all the restrictions imposed by the aforesaid
Act shall cease and be discontinued, in relation to
France and her dependencies.
In testimony whereof, &c. &c.

(Signed)

Dated November 2, 1810. JAMES MAT3DIbON.
This Proclamation is accompanied by a circular
from the Secretary of the Treasury, announcing the
President's Proclamation, adding " French armed
vessels may new be admitted into the harbours of the
United States," and also a Clause respecting the re-
vival of the Non-Intercourse Act, as it respects GREAT
BRITAIN, if her Orders in Council are not revoked be-
fore the 2d February next."