The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-11-28 00:00:00

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the llinniteUr and Journal do Commerce, ok
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the 30th inst. are received. The former contains
the speech delivered by BelliC4Aoolr76 04 his pre-
seutation to the Swedish Diet. It-is of o less Os-
sooting character-than we should have expected.
'rheessown
.Pat nos is full of professions of grit.
tilede and filial obedience; andliai something baud.
sotne in the way of compliment to say to eech of
'Ate Order's composing the diet. With the e*cep-,
tilott of one trait of 4(.0.4t.ini tI I i _c) BOUM/Alai, 1.
'Fogs outiray clear of any IttlusiOlill to eVeral4l
f owed or politics.
Paris letters, of 110 slays later date than the
above palters, mention that LioNAFARATIR W 0414
proceed to the coast about the cod or this North. •
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.' -: Wear!, happy to -state, on.tbe authority of the
annexed official communication, tile Oeciine of the
alarmiug mortality at Cadiz :-... ::.
aory Or A I.ETTEN 1,11011 51* JAMES rectowes TO testes
DUFF, ESQ. 1111 MAJESTY'SCONSIMPC44SI44LAT lA/MI
RATED E4PQJ, NOV. 11,1810. .. • ',.. ....-"' • •..
°I Sta,-1 have the honour to sesiewit yea, that tbeleperts
which have been sent into the Booed of Ifealth during the hit
week have been of a very falourible mature, anal eonArtu the ,
opinion which is generally entertained here of the insprosk
state of the ',able health. •
" there have beet but few fresh eases dB erverl in the town,
and the number of deaths has diminished. '• 4. ,• - . -

" On the Bth instant there were nineteen burbds; tin the 9tb...1
twenty ; and yesterd:ty, sevgoteeq. . •
The Briti,h troops, both in Cadiz and at the leht,Wry
end health. (Signed) " JAMES_ FELLOIVAS."
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Some Paris Papers of a late date *ere received y4S-
ter4ii, but they contain nothing worth deice, 'ex.
eopt the following Decree against British coin.
emcee, which King Jeatuilto has iSstiell, in 011(1-
'4loi* t 0 di c4Mmauda of -Ms Imperial Brother
Caskr., No,. -4:pl—The following has been pub.
fished here

A/MINISTRATION OF FINANCE.
We 'Jerome Napoleon, &c. having taken into consideration
the umsfare carried on by England against France, and.the '
Sat* of. the Rhenish Confederation, it has become our dity tot'
put a stop to all kind of communicatioo. and to exclude shlg
common enemy from the cwitiueut ; we.,:tare there:MOW
creed us follitop.:+7,o_, *i•
L In all the States of toff Kingdom la rarbietribeßrlMlP
Need any quantity of colouial produce or British• goods, the
same shall be seized immediately.
4. For each of oar cities our Minister of Fitraince,shall ap-
poipt a commission, which shall he empowered to execute In
+- its fullest ex tout this Decree, until (nether directions shall be
given respecting the same.
3. The Merchants in the said cities shall deUver in to the
Bureau of this Commission, an account of all Colonial Pro-
duce or British Manufactures• ity their hands, or.withia their
knowledge.
4. This account. shall he given is within 44 hews Oklestite
publication of this Decreeon pain of entilimillotheilse OWL
5. Whenever it shall happen that the ateount sboll'at►t be
delivered in within the time appointed, the Confiscation, Sei-
zure, and sale of the goods, shall be the Inanaliate cease-.
queues..
6. The Commission shall take Cognizance of all goods,
whatever may be their destioation, whether fur home conserap-
lion or exportation, and shall grant certificates for the same.
1. The Civil and Military Authorities are to lead their as-
sistance in the execution of this Decree, nod are to enforce it
with the utmost rigour iu every part wider their regulation.
S. Our Miuisters, as far as is Antilles. are charged with the
treution (Wilds Decree, which shall bested lutist Code gf
Laws.• • J. NAPOLEON.
Given at otir Palth'e of Napoleon,
Ilofthoe, Nov. 5, 1810.
A Gentleman who quitted Lisbon on the 14th of
this month, and' who had been with the British army
the preceding wcck, computes our "own force at
ressen.3l. to 35,600 men, anti the Portuguese` from
40 to /5;000. • At that time the regiment which hall
arrived (root liallfax remained in Lisbon.
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Lettersfttinithiropposite coast have been reeeivetl
to the date of the d..y before yesterday. 80rah...,
11.1.MTZ had not avast time arrived at Ostend.
. • The unremitting attentionli of the Prides ALI
WA LE, to MS Royal Father, to whom he has ever
been daunted and most fondly aittelteill stirpaatea
Ora coniMon ininedaries of filial piety and attedtien.
It is so strongly marked . with such delicacy Of
feeling towards the Sovereign, as well as of ten-
derness towards. the parent, that combining the alts;-
ions solicitude whialt his Royal Highness hat most
unfeignedly slitntd tit his .11asestv's recevery,
with the other Princely traits which mark his clia-
racter, cannot but anticipate the happiest re-
sults froin his Councils, whenever it is the 'will Of.
Heaven that his virtues should be fully called into
action:

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Yater44y morning PrimesAIiGUSTA WO DO,
Plii4 took an airing on horseback, in Windsor
Great Park, attended by Lord WALstaissa4b,Latty
ELT, tietiefal CAl:mason; Colonels 'rain:M
aud passion,
Tetietlisy Cnnn! de GaTolt, visited the
rally, and remained there c4?r. a considerable timu in
CrailTeroalion•with Mr. Ifottsl, Isis Mssarry came
in # punt Orri4e, M jtit Wit/ one atistitlitst, kis in-
',ltirpretett