The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-08-11 00:00:00

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, JULY 30. Prohibition of the entry of
Colon sal Prod nee.
An Imperial Decree of the 17th of July, 1809,
has repealed the Decree of the 4th of June last,
which had re-established the relations Nith 1101..
141111 o❑ the same footing with what had existed
prior to the Decree of the 16th of September,
1808.
Here follows the Decree of September 16, 1508,
which by this change is now in force:—
We, N poleott, Emperor of the French, King of Italy, aid
Protestor of the Rhenish Confederar, upon the lle.purt of
our Minister of finaoce, have decreed, and do decree as fal-
lout '—
Art. I. The entry Into France of all Colonial Produce
passive through Holland and Spain, is prohibited, until it be
otherwise ordered.
♦rt. 11. Tao 'earls loaded with colonial produce which
eater rie !Um, the Weser, and the Yade, shall be seized aid
confiscated.
Art. 111. This present Decree shall not derogate from the
previsioas of that of the 9tb of June. by which we have re-
served to ourselves to. permit, according to circuiroances, the
foredo-tint+ of rotten wool. •
AR. IV. Our Minister of rifflllltC is cliargett will the cir-
ealation of the Keno' Decree.
(Sigurd) NAPOLEON.
ts'ace of St. Cloull 51110. IR. IFO6.

PAnts, JOLT 20.—The Prince of Poste Curio !
arrived here two days ago.
In conformity' to the orders contained in the
letter of hie Majesty the Emperor and King,
dated July 13, from his Imperial camp at Znaim,
ist Morevia, and addressed to the Israelitish Con.
Mstory, at. Paris, by his Excellency the Alinister
for Hivioe Worship, on Sunday next, the 30th
instant, prayers and thanksgivings will be offered
to the Most High, in the Jewish Temple of the
street St. Avoie, fur the victories of Enzcrsdorff
and Wagrani, iii which the God of Armies has
so evidently fought with the warriors of France.
Jus.v Majesty has ordered an immc.
diate stop to he put to the reprisals lately decreed
against the subjects of the Hey of Algiers, as the'
Dey has given satisfaction fur his conduct towards
Mr. Dubois Theinville, and the Frenchmen in his
dominions. In consequence, the sequestration
laid on his mach and goods is rallied.
his M ij sty also revives thu decree of Sept.
It, 1808, relative to colonial produce coming
through Holland, and which had been annulled
by the decree of the 11th June last. Nu culunial
produce coming through Holland shall therefore
be admitted on the territory of the French Em-
pire, whatever be the mode of its importation,
or the certificates with which it is attended.
MUNSTER, JULY 22.—His Majesty the King
of Westphalia is expected at Hanover, which
place General Iteubell entered the 19th iust. at
the head of 13000 Westphalian troops.
CAI3LL, Joey Majesty has organized,
by a late decree, a b'ettalion of national guards,
&imposed of eight companies, one of which is to
consist of grenadiers, and moodier of chasseurs,
cuataining each 154 effective men,' olTivers in.
eluded.
Attessovue, JULY 20.—Certain intelligence
has reached us, that after the departure of the
Duke of Ragusa, the Austrians almost instantly
again took possession of I part of Lower Stiria ;
but the province will, by virtue of the armistice
of Znaim, he shortly given up to the French troops.
It essentially contributes at the present moment,
by its fertility, to the supply of Lower Austria,
and particularly of Vienna, with provisions....
Grata, the Capital, is one of the most important
towns heloogisig to the Austrian Monarchy. Mar.
shah Macilutiald's corps has been ordered to take
tap cantonments in the province.
MIINICU, JULY 22.—Although the Austrian
Major Twiner, who commands the insurgents of
the Tyrol, was informed of the Armistice' of
Znaim, he had, on the 17th, the audacity to
make a general attack upon the positions of the
Bavarian General Count D'Areci. He gained and
bept possession for an hour of the town of Mur.
nau, but was at length defeated, and driven into
the mountains with considerable loss.
MADKID,J u LY 20.—His Alajesty's last labours
have been dedicated to a considOration of the con.
dition of persons employed by the State, and the
a44iptioa of as equitable system for reform, end
the granting of pensions to those who retire from
office. Thu old Government had vainly attempt.
ed to correct the abuses existing in that part of
the admitikration. The reward due to services
eine) s fell to the share of intrigue. Employments
and pensiens were multiplied in proportion to the
number of persons intend to be served ; and places
were subjected to an incessant mutation, difficult
to be conceived. Ignorance and effrontery üb.
blued the posts claimed in tail, by talent and in.
straction, and discouragement sprang frutu such
as ill.cotorived organization. The numerous
taxes, torn from the labours of many unhappy
beings, Isere scarcely 'efficient to pay all the pen.
sion* so inconsiderately lavished away. The de-
cree issued by bis Majesty, which insures pensions
of retreat to those who are employed in his ser-
vice, secures et once their zeal and gratitude, and
wilt prove one of the gmeatest benefits conferred
nom his people.

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