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THE STATESMAN.

LONDON:

-.010....
WEDNICIDAT, JUNI, 27, 1810.

AVE have this morning received French Papers
to the 21st instant, Dutch to the 2.lth, and Ger-
man to the 20th. In a subsequent column we
give the principal articles from these Papers ; and
they will be found very interesting.—There is a
great variety of intelligence in these Papers, which
we have no room for. The following, however,
in a summary of all that is material.—Letters
from Constantinople mention the desertion of part
of the troops coming from Asia, which .has
greatly embarrassed the Grand Vizier. There is
an extreme scarcity at Constantinople; discontent
is at its height ; and events arc expected similar to
those which have desolated Constantinople fur
these two years past.
The Russians arc said not to be sufficiently nu-
merous to besiege at once the two great fortresses
which atop their progress on the banks of the
Danube, and find an army of observation to cover
those sieges : they in consequence wait for consi-
&ratite reinforcements from the interior of the
empire. It is thought that the grand Duke CON-
IIVANLISE will take the command in chief. Let-
t • from S'emlin 'nominee that the Russians have
c ;dem ill the blockade of Widdin. The Turks
arc put themselves in motion to relieve the place.
An article from Italy, dated 6th June, says,•
that his Holiness Pope Plus the Vllth, at tic in-
tercession of a certain great Court, is to be in.
slemtlifiettfor the loss of his dominions.
The King of WESTPHALIA has ordered a moon
pent to be erected, at the expense of the State, to
the memory of the celebrated historiographer,
JOUN VAX MULLER.
Two divisions of the 13avariaa army will shortly
march for Spain.

All culuai4l produce is sequestratedin tlia island
of an.yeal and in Putnerauia.

AVE hare already stated that the report of such
a change la the policy of the Cabinet of Peters.
burgh, as was likely to lead to. a reconciliation
with this country, dial nut rest upon authority
efficient to give it credit, and wo have now to
add) that the letters received yesterday prow it.to
Marc had no foundation in fru-ill. The rtgula.
Cons against the importation of British merchan.
dice are more rigidly .eliforceti than ever in the
Russian ports. The occupation of Portugal by
our troops 'has also been made the grouud of the
following Ukase for restricting .the Purlujipso
trade :-- , ,

IMPERIAL UK iSP..
We, by the (lace of God, ALEXANDER TUE FIRST,
Einpemr and full Sovereign of ail Ressiu, &e. &c.
Whereas through the political events in Portugal, the ex-
port trade out of this kingdom is interrupted, and the Ports
of Brazil are opened to trade with powers in amity : hi this
litnatinn of t:ii egs, no the appiication of the Chancellor of
the &lupin and the ilocieinn of the Grand Council, wr have
thou ht fit to mate the following alterutions in our Cuutmer•
tial Treaty of 17f:S.

Ist, Until o:n• order, :ill importation of Portupewi pro-
duce from Portugal into ftu. ia,r.; also every expe,:ition of
Russian vessels with merchandize to these (platters, is prohi-
ltited.
:idly, In future, and till further disposithn 41 made con-
ecrning this treaty, the abatement no the duty of Portuguese
VI ilk% oil, or salt, is abolished.
Madeira wines, nod those of the Azores, Brazil in-
digo, or tobacco, directly imported, will still enjoy the abate-
ment on the duty as heretofore.

4thly, Nloreover. of all ions of socar. coffee, cocoa, dry
wood, rice, nod dragq, imported directly f Brazils and
its colonic-, in Russian or Portuguese vessel, for nrcount of
Itos:4lan or Poringuese subjects, which are provided with the
von hers, according to the treaty only, half of tbe
dots is the Russian ports will he exacted.
51111 v, In the event of exportation of Rimian produce to
Ur:l7.d. and its colonies, the pereragitor„ touched 111)1111 in the
7th a.iii rith Articles of the above-mentioned Treaty will be
ob,..rved, and the abatement made on Itui-ian produce.
fly virtse the decree-for the trade witii neutrals
*hose sty* who arrive (now Prirtugurse poets are isosmel-
sniited in the Itss-lan, before the commission for aeutrals
barigati,m-jias examined the paper., nod fully proved that
they base had so communication with linAtial, occonling, to
the measures that we took respecting otner P•owers, ma de-
pinions of Purtumwse ships laden aids gusiaii produce.—
The shipper bound In give, accurdi.ig to the decree of the
15141 of Mar, %BJ9, a certificate, with his oath to the Custom-
till these goods really go to countries in amity, and
Oust In enemies.

'hilly. The 4th and sth Articles of this necree, concerning
tAc übatelarut no the duty of goods imported from the Portu-
goese Colonies, and on those that :ire sent thither. are pro-
loni‘ed. aml will retnaio in force till the 15th of Mirth,
(JriOnl,iiign4.4 by his Imperial Ilikje)ty. • A LI: :CA N I)E,R.
Cuntersign-4i, Presidesit of the Imperial Corm-
ea aid Chamber of the Limpire. Guuat R %MA NZOi'F.
)t. Petersburg!, Itit May, JBlO.
Wa understand that Gen. SA aft.tzlv has, sine,
Otis arrisal is London, hall several conferences with
the Marquis Wyta.tsialr. This circumstance itl.
supposed to countenance the idea that hie tuisteri.
Guy visit to this country has some relation to ha,
'sign affairs. It is observed, that were ho mctell
is the situation of $ deserter, or seeking, as