The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-08-02 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

DUSILLDnRF, JULY 9.---Aceording to fetters
from Catalonia, the second regiment of the bri-
ode belonging to the Grand Duchy of Berg has
peen disbanded. The officers and sub-officers
are on their way to the chief depot of the brigade
at Paris. The privates are incorporated with the
first regiment.
Stocanoi.st, Jeri M.—The Chancellor being
dissatisfied with the report of Dr. Rossi, one of
the medical men who opened the body of the Crown
Prince, directions have been given to the Court
A editor, Echnan, to proceed against him before
the Criminal Tribunal of this city.
tta.t, Jc LY 7.---The demand fur Russian pie-
&tee is uncommonly dull. With regard to the
vessels that have arrived in our harbours from
Teneriffe, no final decision has, as yet, been taken.
Toem-rz, Jur.ir 16.--His Majesty the king of
if.biland has arrived here under the name of M.
Von Leo. M. Von Bloys, and the Baron Von
Jerez', arc in his suite. It is believed that his
Majesty will remain in Bohemia during the whole
bathing season.
VIENvt, JULY i I....lntelligence has reached
Fiebenburgett, that cot the lath June the Russian',
army fought another battle with the Turks, in
which they killed ten thousand men, and have
taken four thousand prisoners. among whom are
Ismail Hay and Calliinachi. The details have not
appeared.
HAMBURGII, Jut 20,.....8y the Public Gas.
*cite, it appears that the offensive and &Passive
treaty of.the 14th Jane) between France and Aus.
triit, will be ratified by• the Emperor Napoleon,
without further delay.
CONSTAWLINOPLS, MAT 25.... A body of 7000
Janissaries have broken up front this' neighbonra
hood, for the purpose of joining the Grand Vif
zier, whose army is in the best -condition for
battle.
ST*'TTIN) Jots 16.---The following has ap.
reared :
PUBLIC' NOTICE.
The public are hereby informed, that the prices. of ems-
til-crition on all vessels seized in this departftint, is now in fell
execution on the roads of Sir. incr. and will be concluded in a
pew days, sifter which all goods and merchandises condemned
will be put up locale to the hest bidder.
, The Commissary of Trade, •Stettur, July 12.
Antwerp, July 7.
pIPERI4II.4)ECREE.
Napoleon. &c. We Italie decreed, and do decree as fa-
.
in% e, by the advice of our Minister of State
1. All Colonial produce and other goods, w'bieb, by our
decree of the Stith' Jane last • were ordered to be eoneseated,'
&all be subjected to a duty of 50 per cent. on their value.
This value ts to be settled according to the average price sit
Paris far fourteen days, as it appears in the price eurrents.
The duty on indigo and Campeche wood shall be estimated
nceording to its present value.
2. The ahove and other articles shall he calculated upon
the following basis t—rflien follows a long list of articies'of
trade, to which the prices are alb zed, for the purpose of of-
t ert.siniag the does, and of other articles make vacious ex•
reptions. It ll.sigued by Napoleon, and cuamer-sigued by
the Duke of Biksano.) '

PRI (W STOCK t 4 THIS DAY AT OPtItireLOCK.
3:per Cent. Itel. ti9ilif 1 3 per Ceti. Cam OHM
(mai, 41.dtst .

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STATESMAN.

. LONDON :

TGOKIDAT. AUGUST 2, 1810.
fits MAJESTY'S Chip Medusa, the Hum Captain
ilouv me, arrived on Monday at, Falmouth, with
disoatches from Connie, which were instantly
sent off by express to town. The contentsor,
the dispatches have not transpired ; nor have;
we *learnt any thing, from any authentic
source. The Medusa came in three days from
Cantina. On Monday also arrived at Falmouth
the Express racket, with a Mail from Malta, 15
*days from Gibraltar. The letters are in town
we understand. 'rt. Packet left the Crsilarel at
Malta.
Tat following is a copy,of a French Decree of
the sth of July last :
" Thirty American vessels may import' into France cos.
tons, dila, fish, dying wood, salted fish, leather, and furs: The
same vessels may export wines, brandied, silks, limas, jewel-
lery, furnitures, and other manufactured goods.
' " These vessels shall be obliged to sail from oedemas
um New York, and must be famished with an American
hewspaper of the day of their departure, as also a Orthicon
d'origan of the Colonial produce. signed by the French Con-
sul, accompanied by a passage or sentruce en cyphers.
" The hlereloituts who gm orders for these Americans Si
come, must prove that they are in partnership. with mainsii
factures of Pans, Rouen, or other cities; dtc.
• II IS Seldom that Ministers give any relief to.
'difficulties of commerce by any policy of
• . •
theirs. ' Lately however, they had adopted a re-
• gulation, 'which would hate • been beneficial; but
Our evir genius 'follows us every Where. The
Lords of 'Tiede had recommended that Swedish
ships should be permitted to proceed uunvolested,
with' colOnial product: and other commodities,'
from their own ports to the harbors of thii.
i'outhern 'and eastern' *Awes of thellaltic„
.and the Alliniralti had issued *orders accordingly.
'e 'understand, 'that en arrangement has new
been mask between' Russia, Cuerland, Psassia,
Pomerania and Denmark, under Which all Siedish
ships conveying nierChandize so privileged by the
Znglish; are to be 'refused atheittauce into the
ports of those cuitutrict.
FaEscu Putt, end tatters are received down
to the llth iife They "dwell' wilh UNCOININOR
complacency. On' • the reception which tbsi 'young
bike of Bete,' 114 late Kind of 110&L:AND31
ion, and Bemerieis'a nephew, eiperiedc:eil from
his Iniperial Majesty.; NAPOLEON, it .ii ear
tookitim in his arms, hi which he held 'bins foreir
ioniiderable lecturing him on the tieeetsYy
of carefully avoiding ha father's example, antrivt,
having Constently in view —first, Alle 4f-
the Emperor) and thca those et FiIIUCC.!