The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-11-02 00:00:00

PRICE 60.

GERMAN PAPERS.

• lieu attitte, OCT. 41.
NOTICE FROM TAE SENATE.
Although the must urgent rapresentatimo etude by the See
ante of this Chy*Cor,•therliewe6t of its Citizens• sod inhubi.
tants to his Siniestyilie.Eisperor, respecting severul modifi-
cations manlier:dims in the esei•otion of his Imperial Maks.
ty's Decree; published here on the *I instant; more especi;ih
in regard to, gOods.in storsand those named in the tarif :Wattl-
ed to the Decree, were atm:tired with the kindest condescension,
,apd thereby objects attained to ward id the ruin of ao ninny
good Citizens and Inhobitantis. yet the Seal/de e‘teellii it its •
*Arial duty to monotheisd to the Citizens and Inhabitants of
MataGurgh,on aaltt in the execution of the said Decree. and to
',dimply with the rogatati-ws tend ,f,vil.-rs erannidllicaied 'lt Ilia
public Advice given under the lian.l of the Director Eisdel; aad
I &tie Seams orders from itself twit the Chivas nod Inhabitants
elf flaiulsorgit shalt be boand to deliver in a duplicate of their
declaration to the Deputation of Commerce in this City, ton..
slat in further representations to be made to the Emperur and
King.
Diva' at the Senate-Homo nl Haaiburgh. Oct. 17.
ROYAL DECREE OF PRUSSIA.
Issas tv, 0cT.16:
'tree Fivdericit William. by the Grace of God King of
Prstesits, ific. make known hereby. that. a desire to support this
treigo of the general catainental s)steiti, as it is topic
tpecift-
set forth in the Imperial French Decries, and to accom+
fails more completely the regulations respecting comnierce,
alitto carry them fully into effect, hmamoved as to decree as
foilows
1. Tice commerce of England; seed with her colonies mid des
pentiencies. AM be governed c:rospietely and entirely through.
'nit our States by rite formes Decrees and regulations for the
empire of France.
2. All colonial pt.odure coinv)ed by sea, without respect to
its origini shut' be considered a• belonging to England; sad aa,
being conveved fur the benefit ut her toerchnnts.
J. All colonial produce coming by Sea shall, without, flu

spect to its having a French Memo, be subject to the dutid
stated in the following tariff, on its conveyance into Cur terri-
tory, whether it he derived froui prises taken, ships coatis•
cated in our portS, or otherwise.
ITbea fodows the twill of Trianon, but it is added that a
hiSher tax upon tea is under consideration, and will be is-
posed 3
4. Those increased duties shall be paid upon all colonial prow
duce entering our kingdom. after the %AY of this month, *ad
shall with respect to the produce seized on our account be i,n.
mediately paid by the buyer after the sale, and with regard to
roods impored from neighbouring states shall be paid by tlse
importer before unloading the vessel. And should the item
porter not be able to pry. or give -security for the same, la
such case (the goods are to be detained under the care of the
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Tliettnrs sA &Mr ef inland atanufactares„ with respret
to the Coesuraption Tax of "Ow rah material, remain mod .
tered, inasmuch as a . higher duty upon these only it.jures the
Industry of site Continent, and makes the contraband trade in
English manufactures more profitable. those manufacturees
who shall be couvictal of disposing of materials received fur
the manufacture, at the lower tax, to continual or sr:ules&
men, shall for ever forfeit this privilege, and moreover, as a
fine, pay the value of the goods o sold.
6. The colonial produce contiscated in oar ports, which 11
either received from foreiguers, or are by the buyers declared
Cto be for sale to foreign countries, as Rh° that which enters
'row neighbouring States into our dominions, pot for Inland use,
Init for transit, and actually is exported, is free from thee new
CasitoraptioU Duty, but remain subject, in all respects, to the
increased Transit Duty formerly impited.upon such produce,
and to long as it remains In the country, is subject to the con-
Mint 'ontroul of the Custom-house Officers; they maid, there-
fore,:before they are expedited, upon entering into the terri•
tory,. be examined as to their. quality, accurntely weighed,
loaded, and their actual export out of the country be,attested
by the.proper officer.
The person expediting, or carrier, who does not prove the
*eatsler delivery of the goods'withio the time alio wed by the
is ill if the Customs, is ofiligaito pay the additional amount,
new Consumption Taxi
7. Eiery omission to declare the entry of colonial produceat
.tit Nailer Custoos-hothes of the country, incurs the coodsco•
tyro ~f the same. thitherto. the Custom Law; have (tot fatigued
a greater punishment, mMtils footing it therefore reetalas.
lifer* person is bound to abide by this regulation, and our
Ministers are ctimniistioned duly to publish the—satie, and to
'are to their execution, and `to watch incessantly over the-pilot*
!4,l thedienie to them. • '
(*fle) • r ItEDEItiCK WlLLtAtis
'(Cotlgtesigeed),,•
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'•('‘' • —.1.-flSintilkit •
Wednesday a Cutiii•of Disectors-was held at the
East India-itotasvi when estptt. jAssets .411 unseen*
was. appointed Elaminer .sitipa' Journal!. .
.11isist was stationed fur coact and china, instead of
Chilaskdifectl. as wee,th.e ahlif Union to St.
fielßtiiiand Bengal, basest o‘f bangat dircet.. ,
Court adieu Cited, et tit sedi,cieh
Mr. -Joxest ehe • itimilipolf-of :etc Eloglis-bensit
piisiiii.;'distinguished,Apo Jubilee of Thursday lasi,
with the-twit geocsmis hornitnity..which!kat employe
01.tolk1rtl. the poorer Chas of wilder
.hialArt ou.tl‘foriper festivaL An .o* and 'a half,
w. 1141 a due Oreportion. of .tiee,att led twee', Was' dine
tributed on the preeiptt, as on teiti•fotieer Oceasibts.
• The 'pregnattey of tho omprese. MA RSA Lotnias
tear noise be considered aetifftebay
'M. Dußois, Chief Surgeon at tie tiospitel ,if the
School of Meditinei has been appolotoli Surgeon.
'Aecouther to her Majesty the ExPitals ; ant the
'Countess MONTltiltbigU is appointed Gogetne.s of
'AI time Childrtin of Franee."4-,BMIAPAittE COClainly
never would have Wit these appointments.; and
announced Ahem in the Moniteur, if his Esiteese
had not been in a thriv.:ng wag.
. The Poles arc on the. eve of tasting of the bless
igags of French dominion. A census bat beetli
taken throughout the Grano' Darby
propar4ory to the csersition of that grant/ lesser 01
A ietito 14...• general con scrlption.
st It* sees mankind grow thin by his destructive strati", ;
" Should be go farther, numbers would At waotite
" Tii.fortu new bottles, ,aud support his ;Times.'

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