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

AMSTERDAM, NOV. ^s.

The account of the finances of this Empire from
1809, is at this moment under the inspection of the
Emperor, as well as the Budget for 1811. No aug-
tnentation of contributions is happily necessary, and
the finances of this Empire are in a state of the greatest
prosperity. Not only will there be no new contribu-
tions, but the expences for the public works, and for
all the great contributions which interest our interior
prosperity, will be increased. A great extension will
be given to works relative to bridges and causeways,
to the Hydraulics of .the great ports, such as Cher::
bourg, the Basin of Havre, the Basin of Antwerp,
&c. ice. to the construction of banks, to secure our
great places, such as Alexandria in Piedmont, Havre,
Ostend, Antwerp, and the different places on the
Scheldt, icc. works, which of themselves will illustrate
Ithe present reign in the eyes of posterity.
In 1810 the phblic treasury expended more than
120 millions for these purposes. The sum destined
for the year 1811 exceeds 140 millions. What can
be a greater and more astonishing proof of our pros-
perity than the immense sums paid for works, which
are not of urgent necessity, and all of whioi might
be adjourned or suspended.

AV!. RICA:

BOSTON, NoVIMBER te.
Inclosed you will find Copies of the
Proclamation, and Mr. Gallatin's Circular
By these instruments it will' be obvious,
Great Britain repeals her orders in Counci
stores full liberty to neutral trade, a war i,
France has done what was her part of the
yoking her Decrees, and Great Britain
in annulling her Orders in Council. VIII
done, all commerce must be suspended,
2d (.4. February, the Non-Intercourse La\
renewed. England will capture our ships
arm them for defence; hostilities will fr
our Declaration of War will be the nest
This Proclamation has not been issued
consideration • the Cabinet met for several
it was adopted. It has been contemplated
time; but the dispatches from General
received on the Thursday preceding the
vember, put the matter beyond doubt. Oa
vices, an American Paper of some anthorir
tithed the following. It is stated to be th
of a Note transmitted to the American El
General Armstrong, and received by him
his quitting Paris.
Art. I. The Decree issued at Rambotui
yoked. Every Ametican vessel will be
witted.
c, Art. 2. The confiscated property will
as soon as Congress shall have rescinded t
the subject of fines incurred for the contra
the Nen-intercourse Bill.

~ Art. 3. The Americans may introd
into our ports the produce of their own boil
port a contra •.Aloe in the production of -
sail."

WASHINGTON CTIT, Nov. 2,1
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas by the fourth section of the
gress, passed on the first day of May, Is
4, An Act concerning the commercial
the United Slater and Great Britain and
their detendencies, and for other Intritoses," it .
" that in case either Great .Britain or F.
before the 3d of March next, so revoke or
edicts as that they shall cease to viol to
commerce of the United States, which/net.
of the United Stain shall declare by progamoti,n,
the other nation shall not within three mint'
after so revoke or modify her edicts in lit
then the third, fourth, fifth, sixth, sevens
ninth, tenth, and eighteenth sections of
tied •, An act to interdict the commercial
between the United States and Great Britain .
and their dependencies, and"for other purposes,
from and after the expiration of three mr
the date of the proclamation aforesaid, be ,
have full force and effect, so far as relates
minions, colonies, and dependencies, and
des, the growth, produce, or manufacture
minions, colonies, and dependencies of the
refusing or neglecting to revoke or modif'
in the manner aforesaid. And the restrictions
posed by this act shall, from the date of such -
motion, cease and be d,scontinued in relation
nation revoking or modifying her decrees
ner'aforesaid."

And whereas it has been officially made
this Government that the edicts of France
the neutral commerce of the United States
so revoked as to cease to have effect on the
present month. Nov, therefore, I, Jeans
President of the United States, do here):
that the said edicts of France have been
as that they ceased on the said first day of
month to violate the neutral commerce of
States ; and that from the date of these presen,
the restrictions imposed by the aforesai,
cease anti be discontinued in relation to
her dependencies.
In testimony whereof, I have caused the Seal
States to be hereunto affixed, and signed the
hand at the city of Washington, this second)
s.)ber, in the year,of our Loan one thousand
and ten, and of the Independence of the United
thirty-fifth. (Signed) ANU MADISON
By the President,

R. S MITu, Seartili
(CIRCULAR)
Treasury-Department, November
Sot—You will herewith receive a Copy'
clamation of the President of the United
nouncing the revocation of the edicts of F,
violated the neutral commerce of the United
and that the restrictions, imposed by the
Ist last, accordingly cease from this dad
to France. French armed vessels may, therel
admitted into the harbours and waters of :
States, any thing in that law to the contrary notes'
standing.

It also follows, that if Great Britain shall not, as
the 2d day of February next, have revoked or mot
fled in like manner her edicts violating the nett
nommerce of the United States, the 3d, 4th, 56,044
7th, Bth, 9th, 10th, and 18th sections of the Act to
interdict the commercial intercourse between dig
United States and Great Britain and France 3,11
their dependencies, and for other purposes, shall' a
conformity with the Act first above mentioned, be*
vived and have full force and effect, so far as relate;
to Great Britain and her dependencies, from mu
after the said 2d day of February next. Unless dogs'
fore you shall before that day be officially netifiel,
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this department of such revocation or mediticstio:
you will, from and after the said day, carry
feet the above mentioned sections, which prolubc
both the entrance of British vessels of every doe"?
tioninto the harbours and waters of the United Sigel'
and the importation into the United States doll
Iles the growth, produce, or manufacture of the. r
minions, colonies, and dependencies of Great Bin
and of any articles whatever brought from the sal
dominions, colonies, and dependencitss.
I am, respectfully, Sir, your obedient servant! •
(Signed) ALBERT G4LLATP.
The Collector of the. Customs for the Dibtric,„,....

PRICE OF S POCKS Tab DAY AT OW; 0 CLOD,.
3 per Ct. Cons. money, shut—for opg. 670.
Reduced 66{-4 per Cent. 32;14.
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PRICE OF S JOCKS ILSTMWAY.I
a per Cent. Red. 6164 661 bldis bowls, 9116
9 per Cent. Cons. shut Etc. Bills, 4s. 64 'prom
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T EVENIING STAR.

LONDOg.

NVEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12i

THE KING. .
The improving sate of the KM'S health as am
loved by the Bulletin of yesterday, was hailed by
the public with universal gladness ; and will have
poider,ible influence in denprmining the cotihe. Which
Ministers may pursue on the sneeting of Parliafnent
narow. It is reported that .Ministers intend to
runt ea. Members of Oa House -as.to al adjoility-
oent to WednesplAy, but, it is, added, that they will
pot diviJe the House, if: it seems to b. the genor;ii
Irish to aJjourn to Monday enlyv • -

The following is the' Bulletin iisned yesterday it
It James's, after our Paper was it press
WINIWOR CASTIIE,DEZ 11.
a The KING has had a very good night, and is
guff this rwirnir.g." (Signed as beibre. )

The following is the Bulletin of this day :
q 4 WINDSOR CASTLE, DECEMBER 12.
I, 11 S MAJESTY has passed a good night, and ap-
ears much the same as he was yesterday."
(Signed as before,)
Yesterday ordet s were issued from Earl WlNcHn-
ri„is Groom of the Stole, that the Bulletins respect-
tb the state of His MAJYsTY's health, ate, in future.. to
e shewn only from the hours of two o'clock to four.