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I • ro - iit - -lift- PROCLAMATION, c:.:Ncsaatiao Tllll ANOLIIIOI4II/ ASYSIIII IN rill •10111. In consequence of the unfostuante and almost total dissolution of several corps of the army, sent into the field against the French, it has been impos sible for His Prussian Majesty. on account of a total want of authentic information, to distinguish truth from falsehood. rumours fr om faits, to reward merit, or to inflid punishment. His Majesty, there fore, wont postpone drawing any conclusions until that period. when His Majesty shall be enabled to do so with more certainty and precision. His Ma jesty is far from the idea of ascribing to his brave armies all the calamities and misfortunes which he himself and his dominions have experienced. It is, nu the contrary, very satisfattory to His Majesty, at many of his soldiers, from the highest to the lurea rank, have distinguished themselves by a bteady courage, continued perseverance, and a true sense of honour. But, unfortunately, instances have occurred (proved by fags, that speak for them selves) orsnch a nature as not to be passed over any longer in silence : on the contrary. they ought most severely and most publicly to be animadverted on as a n example for there:tura. Amongst those whose condua is most highly reprehensible, are -Ist. All those officers who have more or less par ticipated in the unheard-of condi& of the surrender to the enemy of the fortresses of Stettin, Cusuin, Spaadan, and Magdeburg. R. All those Officers who, not being present at the capitulation of their ere/naive corps, neverthe less offered themselves voluntarily to surreoder s as belonging to such corps, n'ay. even persuaded their comrades and their subalterns to take a similar scandalous resolution. S. Lastly. all those who, without having received any furlough, or having been made prisouers, have • absented themselves from the armies, and went either home or elsewhere, Sec. In consequence of which His blajesty has, for the • present. dismissed his service, with disgrace, for • ever, the Major and Commander at Erfurth, Von • Pruschenck, because, though the city of Erfurth surrendered, there was no necessity to deliver up the forts of Peter sberg and Cirianburg, if the Cour tl, , .Snandant had taken the necessary precautions. At Stettin. the Lieutenart-General and Governor, Von Romberg, is cashiered, as well as the Major-Gene ral Von Knobelsdorff. Major-General Von Rauch. as Commander in Second, is dismissed with die grace. and for ever. The Major anal Fort Engineer of S:ettin. Von Alastabevg, is broke. In Custrin, the Colonel and Commander, Von In gervleben, is condemned to be shot. In Spandau, the Major and Commander, Von RealresniesE, is dismissed with disgrace. In Magdeburg, the General of Infantry, Von Kleist.icla the Commander, Colonel du Trossel, are dismissed with disgrace. . • AU the remaining Generals who were at Magde burg at the time, and who, in the Council .4 IVar, .voted for the nu-render cf the for:ress, are likewise dismissed with disgrace; as also all those Officers 'who have signed any of the above-mentioned cact i talatiens. Lily. All the Officers of the corps of floherlohe, abs belonged to it at the4fairs of Pasenwalk Prestalow, who arrived at Stettin before the caisieu t ' lation of that place. and who joined those that were included in tljat capitulation, are also dismissed the service for ever. All o.ficeis who, previous to the capitulation concluded at Anclarn,, had passed that Sewn, but rearmed in order to surrender themselves pii•oaers. are also le:7.tii'ssel the service. l idly. All Oili ..rs dirriog ere retreat of their weeps, left them without isAVII,g 4 furlough, or itir aut herring h...eu taken p:rsoners, and shall have re . turned home or elsewhere; all Officers not be , hougo.g to any corps that was obliged to capitulate, sad who have gone ever to the enemy in order to get pas ports that they might return home without molestation, are all dismissed the service for ever. Further, His Majesty reserves to himself to bring t. to account all three Officers, legit and low, par ticu• lady those in the Commissary Department, whose statues still ienetin doutnfal, or who in the eyes of the army hove 'hewn them elves unworthy of the trust trpieed iss t.iens: and if. mem future investi gation of their conduct, the above stated fiefs arc loud to he m it croineal than at present appeals, tb.o. in that case, the putris!.ment will be propur e,• ably se vete, but in order to prevent future dere lidtac lions dory, II s Majesty has thought proper • to polish the following Ordinances :— I. All Governors and Commandants who, in fu ture, from fear of a bninbardmer.t, or under the pretext of a want of the necessary req,4.sites for sup• potting a siege, or under any groundless pretence whatever, be it what it may, shall nested, or refuse to defend, with whatever resour cis they possess, the , fortresses intrusted to their charge, shall be shot without any mercy. Every Commander or Governor of fortresses who shall consent to any secret art;clrs . (in the capitula 'inn which the enemy may force them to con chide), for their own benefit, or that of any of their subalterns, as has been the case at Magdeburg, shall be cashiered. 2. Every regiment which does not obey the orders received to attack, or without orders leaves the field of baule, after it has been made known to His Ma jesty. shall be cash iered .so ' drafted into other yogi- Mints. 3 Every Officer who in Invite shall be guilty of the mis.erneanours first above described io Nos. 2 and S, or shall leave the field of battle without bring wounded, shall be cashiered with infamy: each so.- slier who, in running away, throws away his arms, shad be immediately shot. 4. Every Officer who shall meet with any dis persed soldiers, shail rally them, and lead them to the list carps. or to another place of rendezvous. If - be does not perform this duty be shall be account able fee his anklets. S. The regiotental and company Surgeons are to be as near their respeaive turps on the day of bade as possible, and they must be provided with all the requisites of their profession, under pain of being elornissed with disgrace. 6. The ammunition-waggoos of each corps ooght always to be attended by a Staff Officer or Captain to peewee regularity in she mush. Those Officers canithallied ti attend this hi; shall be cashiered In case of neglet2ing the same. Whoever wantonly fires a musket, to create a false alarm. :ball bie immediately shot. Any waggon.driver who shall unyoke his homes from his waggon, in order to run away with them shall be shot. But as it is absolutely necessary to produce a serious alteration in the Commissary De partment of the Army. the plan of reform to be adopted shall be communicated as soon as possible to the different corps. 7. On any unforeseen occurrences, for example, on extraordinary forced marches, retreats, &c. every Commanding Officer of a corps s'iall be entitled to make a requisition upon the inhabitants for the neces sary quantity of provisions and forage for the men and horses under his command, giving his receipt for the same ; but if he exceeds the necessary quantity in his requAirion, he shall be shot. 8. The Officers of the General Staff, with their Adjutants, are to take charge of conduaing the se veral Corps, and are never to leave their respeCtive commands. The pioneers are to be at the head of each column, that they may be ready to repair the roads, or to cut ant new communications. The Of f icers of the General Staff must take care of every thing that can facilitate or acceler ate tLe march of the rcspettive corps. If the army is to form before the enemy, those Officers must reeonnoitte and d s corer the best ways of retreat, as also care:4llly mark out the ground. 9. As long as the war continues, the subalterns as well as the privates, if they distinguish them selves for courage and presence of min 4, shall be equally intitled to promotion as any Prince or No bleman in the Pru,.ian dominions. He alone who has committed ch uses, shall be excluded from being an officer. 10. The w•iJow of every soldier who has , distin guished himself and dies in the field of battle, shall recei►e a pension proportionate to the rank of her husband. 11. It is hardy necessary to say, that every ael of insubordination is severely punishable. Every one is already well acquainted with the regulations of the army on this subjea. Yet as expetieret has lately shewn the contrary on several occasions, it is now brought to the seri6us recelldlion of the army, that every one may be completely aware of the pu nishment attending insubordination. Extortiiin of money from, or pinridering and ill-usuage of, the inhabitants, and such like outrage ous coadtrd, shall he punished with death. 13. All Prussian strhjear who are found servir! the enemy, aad ratio ss ids AIMS in their hands, shall be shot without riiircy. This Proclatirstion, which it is imendel shall be made known t • every iatL•fanal in the army, shall not only re read at the head of every reniment, hut every individual shall take a copy thereof for the better regu Jcion of his conduf. An abstraa shall be made of this pent lamatiou, so far as regards the subalterns, privates, and wag gon-drivers, which shall be read to them in their native language; and the reading thereof shall be repeated eve• v Ins, teen days : as also die same TWRSII! , a shall be taken with our former Proclamation respelling the distributiein of Medals of merit. Fazosaicis Wskki•ss. Uttrisburgh, D-2e. 1, 1106. NiiVAL lATAI.I.IW:NCE. F.J I tTSMOUTIL.IA 4 . S. Arrived His Majesty's shy I.:roma:le from a cruise ; brig Briolavree, Thomas Po- ker, Kloster, from Lund in for Topsham, reeaprujed by I+ Kl.jesty's brig er, rktr t and a Danish galliot, de tained by His Majesty's strip Gr.eshuiper.—Wind S.E. PLYMOUTH, JAN. 7. Sailed the Ntr—icrat, Capt. Malcolm I the LOU , el sloop, Capt. Woollcomhe ; Depp.i. gun-brig ; Arm hired ship; Piearoguni-lsi ig. ti, t .e Weiowatd ; and His Maja.ty's ship Maga!fieent, 74, Capt. Eyre, to j lin the Squadron off Ferrol. The Phenrx, 36, Capt. Midge, has just made signal for sailing to the Etstward. Came in the amish galliot /M6onr, Aolsen, Ws ter. from Bourdeaus, bound to Coptinhagen, laden with wine, detained by the B ass cutter ; the balm .r.ts Moore, from Artlangel, with tat ; and the t.ndfacar , , Irlansey, Master, from Guernsey, with wheat. Sailed His /11.1jesty's ship Cdotret, of 74 guns, to juin the Chauuel Yleet.—Wind S.W. TAINI6tTII, ;AN C. Arrived this day the American ship I Noble, Master, s►ven Jays fir - en RocLcirrit, with brandy, bound for Neath. The Master reports, that four line of battle ships, one of which, a thrce•decke;, were ready to ; the latter had a number of troops on board : it was currently reported there, that the Russians had experienced a very severe de feat on the other side the Vistula. Also arrived the brig Moreiriatva, 8 guns, from Swansea, v:ith a few coasters under convoy ; and the Nape, Rees, from Cork. Sailed the outssard-:)onnd West India and Medi terranean fleets, under convoy of the Wanda'. of 3 guns; isto,die brig, In gun; ; Aiswianeg stute.ship ; and the Snipe tender. The feet from Portsmouth are not yet in sign, but expetted to join them in the morning; ths7 sailed in consequence of a telegraphic dispatch. Tuesday keening.—The outward-bound klediter ranean and West ludia fleet hare again put back. DEAL. J,1114. $• Arrived the Foam bomb. with the Dliford naval transport ; and a Bert of coasters, 3cc. under convoy from Portsmouth, which are sailed for the Itiyer. Sailed the SpolfirT sloop of war 00 a cruise. YARIIOI.I7II, JAN. e. The Craiw► sloop of was arrived in these Roads this morning, having with her a French lugger pri vateer. called 1,4 Jena, I b guns, which the Crenter captured, after a chase of six hours, in which La Jena threw overboard two of her guns. She is a new tross:l, and sails very fast; her capture may, therefore, be considered as a very beneficial circum stance to the trade of this part of the kingdom. She had been out serge days, and had captured the of this port, Martin, Master ; and Mpi wee, of —, Graham, Master; both with wheat, bound from I).intnic to London; and the Febeity, cf Kirkaidy, Pat kir.son. Master, bound from Pillau to Hull s with pun, and sent them for the Testi. itslP r$C gIYRVICE. The following impott ' ant case was defiled Lit hlichaellnas Term, in the Court of Eachaver, UM. burgh : On the 44th of February last, a seamaa haring been impressed at Greenock, the Regulating Officer lodged him in the 'rown's Guard-house,under chat ge of a party of the Essex Militia stationed there. He was taken away, by warrant, from the Elder Bailie of that place, for a debt of 51. and lodged in the Town Gaol, in the custody of Benjamin M•Bain, the gaoler, and, on the 23th of the same month, set at large, and suffered to depart, by which his serviced were lost to His Majesty. The Gaoler pretended to justify himself on three grounds:.-Ist, That the Officer on the impress ser vice bad no right, by warrant from the Lords of the Admiralty, to impress on shore without the licence of . a Civil Magistrate, ard that, therefore, the impress ment was illegal ;-2d, That the man was on the pro. tedion granted to the crew of the ship Moo cc.' ; and though it was limited to the men when on board, yet, as they did not dress their vidaals on board, it ought to he respeCted while the crew were on shore ; and, 3d. That though the seaman was so-impressed by an Officer in ilis Majesty's Navy, having the usual warrant, yet that being lodged in the Guard house, he was not in the custody of the Officer who impressed him, nor in His Majesty's Navy when arrested and put in gaol. The Regulating Officer, in the official discharge of his duty, having found it necessary to lay the caie before the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, their Lordships diretled it to he submitt:d to the consideration of His Majesty's Law (hikers ; who were of opinion, that the Lord Advocate shonld proceed by information against the Gaoler, for not returning the seaman to the navy, Ent suffering him to Ro at large, and escape, in contempt of the Sta tute 41 Geo. 111. ch. t 3, which enacts, that for every such offence the patty uffendiog shall forfeit the sum of knol. sterling." The Jury, in this ease. forted the fads of the sea man having been impressed, and set at line, fally established, hut left the points of law to be decided by the Court; ; and, on Friday the 19th ult. the case upon this special verdict was very ably debated. The Court fully approved of every part of the condud of the Regulating Officer, and the manner in which the cause has been brought forward ; and unanimously decided aga nut the Delendaat for the statutory penalty. The issue of this trial fully establishes the follow ing important points, on which the Luau CHIEF ilseors delivered the opinion of the Court That the impress warrant requires no authority from the Civil Magistrates ; hut that they, and all other Officers, Civil and Military, and all His Maissty's lieges, are bound to aid and assist in the execution thereof ;. and that any hindrance or obstnidion to the service. renders the offender liable to exemplary punishment;-2J. That ship,' protedions, bring merely an cx gratia indulgence from the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, must be re. `rifted to such terms as they choose to attach to Oleos ;—and, 3d. That the moment a seaman is duly impressed, he is virtually as much in the service, as it ire was actually in a ship of war; and that the officers have a right, not only to place the impressed seaman in any guard-room, but alt., to require the Civil Magistrate, or those ailing under his authority, to lodge them in any gaol, or other sloe place, appropriated fur the reception of persons committed on civil warrants. 7() HA EDItOR. CORK JANUARY I. Ste—Observing► in your Paper cf Thurbday, Dec. 27, 1806, An account of an unfortunate man, near Chu: ing-cross, who was bit by a wad dog ; the following cure for the bite of a mad dog may be depended on, havin? been known and used by die family of Colonel Hodder, near Cork, for many years, and has never been known to fail :•--Give to the patient two spoonsful of the juice of the leAves of the Ribworth Pi tntain, every morning, or as much as the stomach will bear, till all apprehension is removed. Case in pnint--Near to Cork-beg, the conntry residence of Colarel Robert Uniacke Fitzgerald, a mad dog lately hit two children and a c•ow. The children were given the (nice of Ribworth Plantain, and have had no symptom of hydroptaiso ; the cow rim mad. - - - THE U.IRA'ETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, JAN. 9, Hln7. Toe supplies of Wheat to.ilsy are rattier short, with •ciy arn•als; sod sales in this trade are made heavily, at small Illictustien in price; some few select samples at 9Us. per quarrel. Barley in plenty, seen td and inferior is cheaper. Malt likewise. Grey Peas at less. In Heins of each kiinl but I.t le al , eration. Oats are in lams supplies, and the samples of ii.d.risry quality are rather lower. Flour continue* at Lite ICE OF GRAIN. BeAn. 4". 43. OA. Tick Skeins IS. 42.. 0 . . 040. 22s 23. 50-. Pulsed, ;24..1.3s 0.1. Rape Kv ..l Fine Flow . 7gs. 750 IP. Si•en ,, .4. . 6i.s. 70. 00. OF HOPb. CURRENT PR I 706. 11Rs. Fine 8/14 OA. ' Rye 4os 4k.0.1. Sarin 41/. 0.1 Ga5.75..0d Mute Pau 03.. kris 0 1. Greer P..... 4s. 4s•. 0.1. 1140 t. PRICE Kent 41 100 to N 11, Nossolt.... 4l 10. to SI Ss Comm 41 10s to 41 as PRICES OF HA' Taw ST.:4I6Se/. r , cserc _ Kent .51 --4 to 61 104 Sugsex 41 15. to 51 18. Farnham In_ then 91 9. r AND STRAW. 110 Alt. Has ....31 Cs a 11 IGs OA Str•se ..... id Us • 31 D1.C.1 WITSC Hay New 01 us a 01 us Clem 4l 4s a 51 54 Straw .ll les a 111 14s SIITHFIELD.—Fat•ee, JAM 4. To sink the .461—per thane of l ib. Beef 46 Od to be Id I Veil 4. 6.1 to 6. 4.1 Wallow ..44 24 to D. 44 Pueit 44 44 to b. Ucl 1111411 et C&&&&& TNu DAT, Beast, lifoo—Sheep, 7.700. N1iV14.44 LEAIIENHALL Sy the Catcall. Soot 3s 44 to 41 11.1 I Veal S. SI to Ss 44 Pifottoo....3s 6 , 1 so 4s W Pont OA to 5, 04 RAW HIDES. toot Hr and Stosl4. par b. 01 to A. So. 6d. to Si. 101. Onlinar, to to So. 41. Market Calf lts. 64. ascii. Knetloh Homo ahoy Stoat ..... Sl. 01. Io Si. 04. • COAL-14ARKtr. JAr 9 • Miter Ntioit.t. 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