Dutch Papers.
iO conseqtuenee-of the application of tile Staten-General to thie in ti?take into consitleration the distressed state of agriculture, iim ajcslty, by al order of the 2d of this month, deerees, that, awaitihg-the tegulatiotlh to be pmpl-Med to the Staies-.eneral. for the lichitatton of the imolportation of foreign grain, all importers of wheat, aye, barley, and oats, ground or unground, shall, from this tinie, be- sIdes paving the import duties, gire securitr for the tavTient of oruch IiOior d.ties as may be fixeL by the law respecting impor- Uatlb, in the same manner as if n the irr,Oytati,.n hasd talen plac- eifler the enarner.t of the Inw-.viz, 1f. 4i0. per cent. on wheat, 1Sf'. ~nrlf, 7f. 50. (Sn barlev, and 4f, irP., besides theC per cetrtagt fur the Syndieawt. 'This merisure is' haD#ved th4t, as the stare of agri. culture requires imnredl;atl~ relief, 'thepropoSetl rg.toi;myo be redee fruitless, at leass for, a timie, by rnextraordinsary trot poriaatoou. a xrodnr n t'ORFUT SEPr. 0,. A proclamatioll hias been issuedI her,' by the Lord IHighi Comimis. sionier of the lolarif. Islands, declaring thtat all ships and cargoes be. longinig to Greeks slhall be detairtedi ana capturedrl and this in coa'st' itKeuce of the, refusal1 of the Greek Provi.rlonaI Gorernnment to with. draw ltad-'Jriratio by which all ,uro eijt sis, freighted for thic sirtce f te Tuks r Eyptins,areto b tratel a enemies. to ~seqnn~~ f ths ntice twoEn~hsh rigates that hiappened to b in urro5 siilel imediaely oi' ltecopost of ithe Alorea, atii( are to e joine off Zare by te Admirl'ssip. DfUTCHF PAPERS. IIA.&GU. OCTrOmn r.