The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-12-08 00:00:00

FRENCH !'APE RS.

PARIS, Nov. 28.

IMPERIAL DECREE.
PAr..tee OF 7HE TIMME6/11ES, Nov.lB, 1810.
44 Napoleon, Emperor of • te Freneh, &c. tScu.
44 On th.: report of our Minister of the Lute.
rior ; respect hying had to the 3d, sth, and 6th ar-
ticles of our Decree of the sth Feb. 1810, contain.
ing regulations with regard to printing and bookseb.

ling
46 Considering that the reduction and settling of
she number of printers mast necessarily leave
urcaves, founts, types, and other printing mate.
vials, in the possession of many individuals not li.
CCMIC.i, or may Make them pars into tither hands ;
tttiti that it is Important to know thu holders of them,
and the use which they propose to make of them ;
44 Our Council of State being heard,
46 We have de:rectl, and, do decree u follows
Art. 1. From the first of January, 1811, those of our sob.
vets *hi) shill cease to follow the bOsiness of printer, and, ge-
o:i ally, all those who, not following the said business, shall
tin themselves proprietors, possessors, or holders of presses,
tt vs, or
.miler. printing materials, must within one
r..onth make declaration of the said:articles, in the department
of the Seine, to She Prefect of Police, and in the Geier de.
partments, to the Prefect.
Frorrithis artnngement are excepted rolling prows. for the
porpo,e.of copying,
An, 2. The Prefect of Police at Paris; and the Prefects of
departments; shall trnamnit the said declarations to our Cone-
se for sf State, I)ireetor-General of printing sod. bookselling,
vritteleiropinion, on applications to be authorized to keep '
the said presses and in:aerials, for the purpose of continuing
tome them, n hich applications artist be subjoined to the de-
clarations.
3d. Oui Director-general of printing and hookseiling shall
read rao account of every thing to our Ministers of the inte-
r/in: and of Puttee, up the report of whoa decision shall be
given by us,
4th. Makers of images, dominos, and tapestry, are subject to
the d'spusitions tontaioed in theist article of the present De-
cree.
lith. Acts in zolitravention to the present Decree shall be
punished by Imprisonment from six days to six months, and
prukitted and proved .oeformably to the regulations its sect.
• 2, title VIII, of the Decree of the 3d Feb. 1810.
6th. Oar Gratin Judge, Miuister of Justice, and our Minis,
ten of Um Interior and of General Police, are charged,' each
to hi, department, with the execution of the i•resent Decree,
• which sisi.ll by insetted in the Bohletia of the "ails.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.

MINISTRY OF MARINE.
•
Account of prizes made by Freuch cruixers, and
carried into the portal from 14tb Oct. 11111 Q to I.sth
Nov, same year ;
The rimenlaili, English flog, arrivsdat Catiaisi 1300)ot...with
rock bat Marv, ditw, 69 tom, with coals, _The Ha,
"Aril, (iota. arriied is{ Perris, 80 taus, with deals. The Pa.,
auto, ot Isreyt, lento,* :tad 40 sheep, from figaift, The
Hirsoni, ditto, at Wats, with salt and anchovies.. The 41.,
ben), ihoo, ditto, wile isle provisiogs. The George, ditta.,
at Dieppe. 160 tons, with potash, Re. The Draper, dittovat
Dieppe. with wipe, e0rk.41,04, SW. The Nimble, ditto, at
picnic. IA tuns, with part wit*. The Atalanta ditto. at
Dieype. 107 pimi, rock sait, lead, doe. Two Brothers, duos,
at Unlais, Ilb tout, Tenerife wine. The Alennail, ditto, at
_J7I tons, with timber, The Peter, ditto, at 0n,,.
bats, WO tons, with timber, The Orb**, ditto, at Calais,
110 tone, it Ithicou. The Kitty, ditto, at Calais, lid
'with eats. The Indastry, ditto, at Cdisis,- M umh oat
tuot.iv, the Sally ditto, at Data* 100 tons, in ballast,
ditto, aetialais, with bricks. The fare *others,
ditto, at Norlatx. The lord Coillegweed, ditto,* alarluic
The sruh, ditto, at Grairelows, 190 tons, with eats as& but-
ter. The piatioasna, ditto, at Roulagnet teas, with
oranges lament. The Vour thvgiaers, otte, to Brest, 150
tons, corer, tnwiulr, 4kc. Santo Maria, dittos at Mortals,
with masts, 4Sce.-
suns ;ow .4toecorep.
The Ana, ditto, at Itoalnaue, 00 tom, with timber. The'
liana Patrick, ditto, at Boulogne, 139 tints, outs. The Tete,
Om, at Boulogne, 91 toes, The Courier, ditto, at,
Duologue, 906 too, armed item carroeadcs.
ac-carvettes siADF 63M111%
The Betsy, American thig, at Dieppe, 'Li) tom, with sugar,
rohee, indica. The Julius Clew, ditto, at irlanitirk, MO
taw, with potash, dyewood. Th. Ant, ditto, at Copepoa..
geu. The Vross Bertnina, ditto, at Amsterdam, 60 tour, to
bat-
The V row Berenditia, ditto, at Amsterdam. The Yrow
ditto, at Ainsterthun, 76 tons, in ballast.. The
Kos-
Paprrnburyp flag. 1(6 tons„ goatskins. The Yrow Anna,
ditto, at Amsterdam, HO tons, in ballast. 'rite Juno, ditto,
at ilelvoetstays, 300 tots, with salt. The 'rouge Lamert, '
Crlenbatih file, at Amsterdam, 100 tons, with cheese. The
nee Bow, But. h flag, at Amsterdam, iu ballast. The Bartha
4i/haulm, ditto, at Helvoetslays.
rayeasauttuu, Nov. 2.—We have received good
nevi& from Servia ; Gen, Sas has there obtained se-
. Teta% successes. The Turks bare evacuated a fort
oil the ll‘sube. Tbe garrison, IWO strglig, which
wasuetniited to save itself at WidtleN• has bees de.
feared ; they were all killed or taken,
d'italinsky hat Out, two days ago, for Ruda.
chuck, bl, rOOtOn goes 4:4 to-morrow, to job!

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.ptriol•ETlN OF IIILITARY OPERATIONS Of THY
RthislAN ARMY IN 61:0J,WIA.
:44 There has been re,ctived (ruin 'llitirmagows'
tligisto of Cavalry, and 'commanding in chief the
troops ut Georgia, a Bulletin, dated the otti of
Sept. from the eall4ll at Kaschaltlissi, which con.
tains the details of a signal victory which several
itusian battmlions lad a corps of Tartar Omsk,
obtained Over a corps of 10,000 Turks, em that
fortress of A chaikilaki•
cc The Sardar of Erivan, tuii 'Chan"
and the Cearowitch of Georgia, /Wunder, fie:
petit of the l'risian ar:ry, having failed in their
• attempt, advanced with their best troops into the
prosilio,Of Ostinhack, from whence they marched.
ono Pachalyk of itchlayk, on the frontiers
-of Carthalroia, with a design to join the forces of
&heft( ?total and tht.b to march lapon
44 -Gaefill Tboritiosow, having reeeived advices
• of emit Adeatized.by forced marches upon the fort
pf Zatitt ; and !caring behind ilia baggage, be has.
. tiny famed a detachment, cons Wing of the 9fh and
4hils regittients of chassturs, qW cussacks, and the
-Theo cavalry, commanded by Major.Geoerat the
• Marquis Paulutci, who hag orders to penetrate by
forced marches !'.to muuntains covered with snow,
'4l.lt.re this ene:sly thought himself safe, and to at.
lick-his camp duping night.
• 66 This enterpgine was Frowned with the moat
brilliant success. Our troops, snider favour of the'
bad Weather, approached the inselay'rearep in the
night of the 4th of Septalberi the greatest
WO, avid ontliseoyertd. Tim Marquis Paulucci'
. then liiirided Pia detachment into two columns, and
nftleeed Polonel Pssainswieh to attack the camp by
*Wright lank, while Colonel T`esehusitii marched
itlittisiat the le ft. *ash Mar Stoop% ertecaretl these morn.
Picots in the grottos sitmce, and with such preei.
aloe, that the Advanced posts of the eneent4dul not
peteeire Mama, till the InQuießS whta they gut rcry

near the camp. Our two columns then opened a
very brisk lire, attacked the camp with the bayonet,
and cut to pieces all the Turks and Persians whom
they fougd there.. The terror with which the enc.
my was seized became general. The Turks, unable
to eompikhend liow.our bias% soldiers could pene.
trate into the camp, threw themselves, out of their
seasesi into the ditches within their reach. The
Sardar Hussien Kull Chan, end the Csarowitch I
A.levlnder, lied, half-naked, upon the first die.
charge, and availing themselves of the darkness,
took refuge in the ditebet. The guard, which was
near their tents, attempting to resist, was sabred.
Two Persian Chaos, and above 700 men, lay dead
on the spot. Our sharpshooters, who went down
to the ditches, caused an equal loss to the enemy.
" The camp, very rich, was the prize of the
conquerors, as well as four colours, of which one
beating the arms of
.Persia was that of the Sardar.
All the arms and jewels were taken, with a great
number of horses; The other effects, consisting in
rich equipages and tents, of which only the hell
could be carried off, were committed to the flames.
Eleven Generals and Ismail Chan were made pri.
suners ; the latter died of his wounds next day. It
is almost incredible that this brilliant victory oost
us only 4 killed and 17 wounded."
HEIM ANSTADT (Transylvania), OCT. 30.—.-The,
Grand Vizier sent a few days ago two deputies to
Count Kemeaski, demanding an ard,istice. The
Russian General replied, that ho was authorieed by
his Sovereign to.treat of and conclude a peace, but
that be could no agree to any suspension of arms.
Next day great rt of the Russian army put itself
in march upon Nicopoli and Ternova, had the 'fur.
kish deputies went off uuder an engagement to re.
turn again.
SToextiotas, Nov. 13.—The Diet yesterday ter.
urinated its sittings. His Majesty upon his throne,
and having the Prince Royal at his side, presided
at this ceremony.
Among the last resolutions adopted by the States,
is that which bears, that the ex-king, Gustavus
Adolphus, and his posterity, are banished for ever
from the Swedish territory, and prohibited from
ever entering it under pain of death. The civil
list has been considerably diminished by the mca.
sures of economy which the Diet has introduced in.
to several parts of tie public expence. Under Gus.
tares, the sums set apart for the maintenance of the
king and his household, amounted to 500,000 fix
dollars bane(); they have now been reduced to
260,000. The revenue fixed fur the Prince Royal
was 60,000 era wus ; it has been augmented by 6000
more, and this sum is to suffice fur supporting the
households of the Prince and Princess. The States
hive allotted )2,000 rix-dollars for Prince Oscar.

We are greatly obliged to the Author of the very elegant Lines
on the Death of the Princess Am gm A, and shall be glad of
his future favours.

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