The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-07-07 00:00:00

FROM TilE GERMAN PAPERS.

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VIE A, JCNE 18.
• ORDER OF THE DAY.
" The Emperor sees• With grief the 'U.:metiers which tate
place in the rear of the aria), sad a hrcn mititiply in fast that
they orenpy the a hole of his attention. Rol men do all they
gait to dishonour the amts. Initead of beteg with the*
colour.; iu the presence of the coemv,the,. remaie brigs*
eninniittiog every kind df est est, ern to the perpetratioo
of crimes.
" His Imperial Majesty amens the Generals be Go-
vernors, the Ceminandmitt .of Prominer, to form oo the
spot moveable co!onue, each of n filch it to he composed of
an Adjutaat Commandent or a Colonel, a-Chief of a sqmodroa,
• Capone of hefoutr,, an ()Seer to ere Gendarmerie (who is
to make a report of the legal prom eediagsj, and of a Magi-
strate of the country.
" These officers shall establis's as many military esmatia-
'iota as there oil! be moveable columns.
" The first of these commissions shall establish their ju-
risdiction over the circle of Vienna; the Id over that of St.
Patten ; the Sd over that of Steyer ; the 4th over that of
Linz: the stb user that of Cutermarchasuithf,rg.
" There be attached t.. these 4iid ander
the orders of the Adjutant Commandant, three brigades of
Gendarmerie, .d horsemen, and 9(1 oser,, eaf.oary.
i• I.ncic detachment of raValry shall be commanded by a
ch ler of Squadron, and each ilettlehMent of infantry by a
Cap mitt. All these detachasems shall have the timber of
• 5 aI.CI,
_prescribed by toe manor regulations in pruponio.i
to their force.
't Vi the omelets who shall allinukiti t,fleir corps under
pretence of fetiime in order to plunder, shall be arrested. aid
tried by a military commission, and the sentence shall hat
execiited on the spot.
" The Actlatain-Comatandant of etch enveatile column
shall every daffy ,:iake a report UP the Maur-General, ro4-
censiog the spot *here lie :Luc% the opcc.itions of his cmtm-
mission.
_" The mime. s which may csatist of more than 1:a0 mm
shall bedivklm 1 into small potroles, as the Akietant-Cms-
tamo..iat may thiat proper, end will repair AJCreVer it
may be merman,.
" Tete present ander shall he affixed to ail the tower and
tibiae" ..bas the .d from Strssb irg to Vienna, and mid to
th 611.. eat reglincrits and deiiirtomerib on tarn- passage A
gelpy 51411 be delivered atilt tat Cansenusdatas of troops la
Ihnrea.
" Tr,e Prlncm= u" Neufchatel, A.LEX ANDER.
1$ Schoenbraim, !dime 14."

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Noitmene, Jtute 19.—A detachment of ca.
fairy, suppoited by a party of Hying artillery,
marched tor Wertzburg, to lint a stop to the in.
cursionsof the Aaltriamh They continued Blair
Tattle as far as Bamberg; but the enemy had at.
ready retreated. The General of Division, itivaud,
is sahl to have proceeded into Francoida.
A convoy of '5l vessels, laden with wine, salt,
&c. got safe into Genoa do the 11th instant froth
' Toulon, Marseilles, end Cettc.
In the Paris Papers of the 21th ult.. we find the
fulloaing articles :—" Rumours of a peace were
lately in circulation at Vienna; it was added, thAt
an interview was to take place between their Mi.
jades the Emperurs of Russia and France. We
know nut *hat has given rise- to these rnmsnirs."
It has been rumoured at Nantes, on the an.
thority of persons sent home fro eityetine, that
M. Hughes, the Imperial Cbmmissary in that Set..
dement, had sold it to the English. Prudence
prescribes, that we Should wait fur the decitioti
of superior authority respecting the capitulttiou
of cayenne.,,
The Dlaucter of the Cestams at Paris has id.
dressed a circular to the Chambers of Commerce
at the different French ports, of which the follow.
ing is a copy :
e' Messieurs, his Majesty the Emperor and
King has, by a special decree, authorised the Mi.
niter of the luteriur to grant licences td foreign
vetsels to export the produce of our territuev,
and to hoport in return timber fqr
hemp, masts, eitl iron, from the North ; and amts
Peruvian butt, and other drugs. Thu vessel
licensed must, un clearing outwardsp ho laden with
the following articles only, vie. wines, brandies,
Liqueurs, dried or preserved fruits, pickles, curn,
and salt. On their return to oar ports, they must
import no description whatsoever of colonial pro.
duce or merchandise, except as above specified;
for should the articles even be of a description ad.
missible in ordinary circienstancet, they will, io
the present ease, be total), prohibited.
" These licenses will hare the effect of exempt-
ing the vessels therewith provided from the ex-
traordinary regulations of the Castoms, final of
confining the examinations to be made on their re.
writ to the ascertainment of the descriptioti 4
the commodities, which are above speckled, and
whereof the importation is permitted, and this
without rendering the Captains responsible in. any
other respect wiiatsoever.

" Tile punishment for a violitirni of the rmdti
tions of the licence will ',J.! tho contl•eßtion of tha
proorrty, a fin,: upon the owner tor violating hi!
Msajesty's orders, and the recap of the licence, NI
heirs null and void."