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London, England, 1811-10-03 00:00:00

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MO when the laiperce*was crossing the ford of the seirrankallasion tautlTP^lnted en Pr°Po.3 ,r.. '441.
Ives, Canche, the water being up to his knees, the, dens, which are trader
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. consideration. There A, :: is
Mejosty's arm, to assist him in mounting the bank. i, still maintain tbepre
isent commercial system ; but the
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'wrier of a mill on the opposite side laid hold of his, truth, some persons of in uence an. Russia who would
about to be thrown down, as being-in the line of somei a belief that it will be changed.
—He mentioned to the Emperor, that his mill was i inconveniensies of t are toe much fe t not to induce
projected fortifications : upon which his Majesty, MAGDE3URG, SEPTEMBER e.
turning round to the engineers, observed to them,— l The following notice has been published and post.
e It is necessary that this honest fellow should be in.
*d here :
damnified for the loss he will sustain."
44 The merchants are informed, that the adjudica.
DANTZIC, AUGUST te. . tien of the contract for conveying the merchandise
M. Bonneville, Director of the French Customs, and colonial produce :low at lela;debuee, belonging
has addressed the following Note to the Burgomaster, to his Majesty the Emperor of the French, will take
dated the 16th instant : place between the 245th and 50th inst. All persons
e I hasten to inform you, that the importation of . who wish to apply for the contrast, must wad in their
colonial produce, on paying the duties fixed by the proposals, waled, before the 25th, to the Comnzissary
tarty of the 2d of October, is contrary to the views of of his Majesty at Magdeburg.
the Emperor ; and that his Majesty has formally de- " These goods are to be conveyed towards MO
Glared, dared, that every kind of Colonial produce, iron points; part to Milan, told part to Frankfort."
whatever place it may came, and of whatever ore- COPENHAGEN. SEPTEMBER 4.
gin, mast be considered as coming from England,
The enemy's convoy of 22 ships, captured Mine
and confiscated.
time ago by Captain Kruger, and carried into Chris-
DUNKIRK, SEPTEMBER ie. tianund, will be publicly sold there, together with a
PROCLAMATION. very considerable quantity of Baltic goods—asap as
14 Inhabitants of Dunkirk—His Majesty the Em- bars of iron, tallow, sail.ciotle hemp, lax, wax, tee..
peror is again about to traverse our coasts, and every
thing leads us to presume, that, on the 21st or 2 VIENNA, SEPTEMBER 7.
2d •
instant, you will have the happiness to enjoy his an- , According to accounts received from the frontiers
gust presence. of Turkey, some corps of the Grand Vizier's army
" Prepare the ornaments of your houses; let flags, ‘i
have passed the Danube. to make incursions into
Wallachia. The Grand Vizier is labouring day aad
verdant boughs, and lowers, give to our city that
night near R-utischeck. on the construction of a
smiling aspect which will manifest to the Sovereign
bridge of boats and flat busts to cross the Doman
your love and your joy : let a spontaneous alumina- •
don on the day of his arrival be a new testimony of with hie main army' aad eetdeavaae ea veeevav Ma'
davia and Wallachia. In order to be able to ester
it I let the passage of his Majesty, above all, present
them with a superior force, he is assembling all the
the aspect of a fete: it will probably take place by
corps which remained in hie rear, and has given the
the street Royale, Napoleon-place, the street and
Asiatic Bashaws the most pressing orders a) hasten
place Imperiale, the streets de l'Eglise, du M .ulin, .their march'
du Jeu de Paume, and du Quni. Second my efforts, Count Count Kurusow, the RIMMaI General in Chief, is
inhabitants of Dunkirk ; their only object is your
taking measures on his side. to give his enterpridgg
welfare, end the alleviation of the misfortunes which
circumstances make you experience. adversary the most vigorous reception. All the Ista.
44 Given at the Mansion-house of Dunkirk this
ciao division, s which were hitherto cantoned in M.
19th of September, 1811.
davia, on account of the want of provisions and b.
(signed) 4, J. KgNNT, Mayor." rage, have been pun mt i otion ; sad have,
' already jnined the grand army, which is concert
MONTREUI4SUReMER, SEPT. is. between Bucharest and Giurgewo. By all appetite
The Emperor arrived here at five this evening.— ances, many military events will take place on the
At the gates of the town he alighted from the car- Lower Danube in the months of September and Oc.
riage ; and, accompanied by the Prince of Neufchatel tober.
and his Aid-de-camp General Mouton, he inspected If we are to believe the latest accounts from Press
the works of fortification which h d this year been burg, the Deputies of the States have already aped
erected. The Staff of the place joined his Majesty that all the subjects of the Hungarian
upon the ramparts, of which he made the tour; from without distinction, and all the churches, slat
thence his Majesty repaired to the citadel, and then their plate to,thehtint to be employed for the hare
visited the exterior works. An arm of the river de of the State, as was done last year in the Gomm
Canche which washes the wall of the lower town, ar. provinces of the Austrian empire. Speaking foes a
rested the progress of the Emperor ' • at the moment general calculation, this is likely to produce at WO
when all his attendants were busy forming a bridge 80 millions of florins ; and those who chid; the sew
with planks and fascines, his Majesty crossed the n- ; mention too high, will observe, that when Al Cie&
ver with the water up to his knees. He continued ' man provinces and Galicia gave in their plate=
his inspection of all the works, and returned to his 1 persons, to evade the order, found means to tr
carriage, surrounded by a multitude of the inhabi- their's to Hungary. The Idicastry will thus be *We
tants, who incessantly expressed their joy by repeated bled not only to put is von a prodigious qua**
cries of Live the Emperor. His Majesty spoke with city of silver coin, but also to withdraw a great muss
kindness to the Commandant of the place, to the En- her of notes. At present there are many Ralleell
gineer charged with the direction of the works, and ducats in circulation, of the coinage of different Popes"
to the War-Commissary, who accompanied him and particularly of Piva VI.
throughout. A soldier, wounded at Ratisbon, having We have received from Lemberg the rotdanikell
been presented to the Emperor, his Majesty made him news that the city of Pertyckuw, one of die richest
a present, and ordered that his claims should be sent and most commercial in Russia. experienced, lam
to him at Boulogne. , month, a dreadful fire, which burnt 662 houses, with
BRUSSELS, SEPTEMBER SO. i many shop.. The damage sestaiued by commerce is
The wishes of the inhabitants of Brussels are about • incalculable. Nearly 500,000 ducats in gold, and
tnree millions and a half of rubles in silver, MCP,
rival of her Imperial Majesty at the palace of Laeken
to be accomplished, and the hope of seeing the ar-
either plundered during the confusion, or melted by
the excessive beat of the Limes. Twelve handred
will soon be realised. Already a triumphal arch is
erecting at the gate of Anderlecht, and all prepare- chests of sugar, each eib. weight, 14,000 boxes of
raisins, 2000 chests of coffee, and pelisses and furs to
dons are making for .the suitable reception of our
august Sovereign. the ameunt of three millions of ruble:, were burnt..
HAMBUROH, SEPTEMBER is. i Venous merchandise, to the amount of eve Minims
ot rubles, brandy and wine to the amount of two
The Prince of Eckmuhl, Governor-General and milloo,is of rubles, have also been destroyed. if them
Commander-in-Chief of the Army of Germany, has details are correct, this event will be marked as one
just published an order to the following effect : of the most unlortunate in Russian history.
a All persons who have given in declarations of
PANSCOWA. AUGUST as.
funds, capitals, goods, or merchandize, belonging
to the enemy, must make a surrender of the same to The news of the arrival of 5000 Kassians at Bel,
the office of registration and of domains. This sur- grade, and of the defeat of the Russi.n army, no,
render must take place in Hamburgh from the 15th mains unconfirmed. It is only known with eorteratee
to the 25th of September, and in the other towns from that General Sass maintained, near Calafat, * Will
the 15th to the 50th inst. i Wallachia, on the road of Krajewa, an obstinattreotee
•' To watch over and accelerate these surrenders, bat with Ismail Bey ; but that he remained mastor.of
Commissions shall be formed to whom the parties the field of battle. However, Ismail Bey has sec.
shall address themselves. These Commissions shall seeded in strengthening himself in Little Wallachia;
be specially charged with the investigation of all and, besides Calafat, and some other places, be is is
funds and other things)belonging to the enemy's coin- possession of all the islands near Widdin. The report
merce,of which declaration shall not have been made. of the death of Molls Aga, which was spread by tra.
The Commissary-General of Police shall transmit to yellers, is equally false. He continues shut up an his
them all the information to be found in his offices. fortress, winch he sun" no person to enter.
The Prefects and Mayors shall send them lists of the SEMLIN, AUGUST ft
declarations hitherto made. The Commissions shall The Russian army in Turkey coosista of aim divi.
send reports of their proceedings every five days, to
sions, (each composed of two twitisnanta)
the Commissary-General of Police, at Hamburgh, 20 so 2c, ts regimen of Cossacks. three of ifil of from
as, and
who shall draw up a general view of the same, and IS ot dragoons; five divisions of -infantry and lee
transmit it, at the same petiods, to the Governer- regiments of cavalry are on the Dneitter i there en
General." only four ma the Danube. In bervia the Roiliest
DRESDEN, SEPTEMBER &
. Prince Portisteweity hoe setbred at Dresden, and have three iegimente ot,isfantrys siva of dragooat.
and one pf Cossacks.
almost immediately repaired to the castle of Pillnitr,
SARAGOSSA, AUGUST SO.
where he was very graciously received by liis.Majesty.
It is remarked, that he has had long conferences with Carbon, the former Commandant of htegssieenss.
the King. On the 10th he is to set nut r n his return has been condemned to die by a military canines-
to Warsaw. Some people, however, thick that he lion, as a traitor to his country, and for having vice
will remain at Dresden till the departure of his Ma. Wed his word of honaur. His Excellency the Mar.
4esty, which is irvevncably fixed for the 16th inst. It filial Governor, when Carbon surrendered at datu-
m said to be his Majesty's intention to pass three tuns, gave him his lite, and loaded him with favours 1
months at Warsaw. and he sepaid his tzurinocy's humanity with die
The demolition of our ramparts continues with at. blackest ingratitude, bLtakiag op arms against 11.0
deity. and they are to be replaced by public walks. "Ts of ins Cathodic Majesty.
—The work of demolition also goes on at Torgau, MADRID, SISTII4IISR 4.
and will be continued duringehe winter, should the On the 31st ult. the Baron de goon, Minister Pile
weather permit.
nip
A Convention relative to commerce has just been otentiery at this Court, from his Danish Majesty,
quitted this City in voireer
Isistis
privateleavo of absence,
itor.
e. which
concluded between the Courts of Berlin and Sisony. he obuineti on
Goods manufactured in Prussia, and which were pro- hie secretary, se. to ha Chorpd d'Affaires in his absence.
hibited in Saxony, may heccelorth be imported into
antitank; auvr.lll.
the Litter country,and also into the Duchy of %VA rs or.
Hitherto there have not been great changes in the A Hell Oland boat was shipwrecked at the ..south
commercial system of Russia, althnugh we have re- 1,....°1 the Weser, and end,th• asessii" hsr haverrte:arta°4l. .11):
ceived at different periods leans from Petersbergh,
....,___--- aa,_!—"""_„____ eh. war' It appears 'l-"" - --.
Riga, and other places, that announce great *midi. 'emir wee underwent, that the greatest misery
(cations in the prohibitory Vitas* relative to foreign Perjases she island of Hylisoland, where sugar and
merchandise. .One of these letters pretend. that the "ef_kwesa,hullY sees piled uP in vast wa'ehne:el2_
first plan that was submitted to his Majesty by the and wu'c'TerY Pile" noekencieenmi 11"ns- The
miaow. of Commerce was not adopts, and that a sanstateasurevirbichbaveruoinad kap:sable the isl-