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Late letters from London, state, that
in consequence of the severe measures
which France has adopted to prevent
the importation in neutral, as well as
other bottoms, Of English goods in the
north as we'll as south ofEurope, it was
con niectured the new British administra-
ton would be necessitat.d, from self
preservation, to declare every port.
from Venice in the Adriaic, to Ham
burg, sc. in a state of blockade 10
cover the seas with cruiers, and to
take measures to prevent the supply OF
a single pound of coffee, sugar, cotton,
&c. to any of the dominion' under the
power or influence of France. This
measure, it is said, will be very rigid.
y executed T; and will unquestionably
be justified by those who justify the
French measure. Mr. Munroe had
been officially notified Of the blockade
of the Emes, Weser, Elbe and Trave.
A great number Of neutral vessels,
bound to and from the ports Under the
French rule, among which are twenty
six Americans, have recently been sent
into England.-Some of whom, how
ever, had been released.-CeT.