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GERMA N PAPtRS.

141()5cow. At:G. 24 (Sr.rir. 5).
M.INI irs-ro OF 111,S IMPERIAL 'MAJESTY.
" We. Nicholas 1., Emperor and Autocrat of all the Itmslas,'
Sze. Ar. &c.
With the nid of the Most High, and surrounded with the fer-
vent prayers of our faithful subjects, we have to-day, cm fritriablif
to the example of the pious monarcl4, our ancestors. accomplished
the august rererrony of our coronation. and received the holy unc-
tion. accordiug to he rules of our orthodox church. and we Lass
resolved to sigouh4e this solemnity by the favours and hr• •

of wbizh the particular, in:. ;intim:C(li—
" 1. All persons in eilke, and people of (very car
up •rt this day, a.it: miter trial. or stilti•••ct to
ahail bt. librraud, .halt the exception of thoite w.to mt. C
munlrri roliiterr, tl. ti, fool venali•v. Thin favour sl a'! by T.lnally
exttridcd to tlt•ise volute mates, on account of tlie oh, -Hit 'n
which they inc involved, hare nut been, up to the same da•e,
clearly proved hy 1112 VTOViaetl ur. not of the ea-
tore of thoite +thrive sperilizd. It is to be undera old, of corr.e,
th et this parthir. doe, rot deprive those who are convinced of their
innocence ut the attains of legally justifying themselves if they
desire it.
' "2. The same pardon is granted to all soldiers and saitert, ex-
cept such as may be accused of the crimes shoe sp suet', or of
disobeelitmee or insoisnee to their officers, or of having deserted
three times, nr ol'ener ; those accused of the latter shall be exempt
from juilgtnent. and shall bti incorporated in the companies of dis-
Moho:: of the Enginerrit without any other punishment.
" Entite amnesty is pr anted to soldiers of all arms and de-
grees, as well a, to prat:airs and other inhabitants (race'," Jews),
who, without permission, may have quitted their colours or their
abodes, or gone into foreign countries, and who, within the term
of S;XIIICJIItiIS for those who arc in Russia, and of a yrs: for those
in foreign countries, shall return to their aboclrs. and (for the milt.
tarp shall rejoin their corps. or present themselves in the govern-
ments to tic commanders of the battalions of police soldiers.
`• 4 to If (the lam in 23 sections) zrant remission of debts to the
Governaisus 41TIlltr various heads, fines, dues. &c" restoring to h.
berry those who stela orison for neon-payment ofseuffr slaUs.
The tak of two rubles per head on the inhabitients of estates which
enjoy the privilege of distilling btandy is abolished, end all arrears
remit ted.
(in 10 sections) grants facilities for the repaytr.ent of some
lent at different times by the Crown to public 'bodies or itidivWfmis.
" In granting the exemptions, immunities, anal favours above
specified. we follow, with pleasure, the impulses of our hears.
May they be the pledge of stir coustant solicitude far our faittifel
subjects. May justice and impartiality preside over the tribotials,
order and disinterestedness in the territorial and municipal admi.
nistrations, and liberty in commerce. May the manufacturers
double their emulation, arid agriculture its activity ; may good faith
be the guarantee of engagements; may the inviolability of pro-
perty be tespected ; but, above all, may the fear of God, and a solid
aid patriotic education of youth, be the basis of all hopes of ante-
lioraiion—the first duty of all classes!
" The accomplishment of these wishes Is in the hands of the
Lord. But while we submit, with confidence, to his Divine PrOCi.,
dence, guided by a firm will and incessant attention, we shall not
cease to exert our culotte gradually to attain it, placing in it our only
consolation, the sole recompense of our cares, and the object of all
I our thoughts and all our actions. May !leaven grant that all the
days of our existence may be so many eays of happiness and glory
to our dear country !
" Given in our Imperial Residt net at MOSCOW, the 22d day of
the month of August (Sept. 3), in the year of our Lord 1826,
and the first of our reign. " NICHOLAS.°
ST. PETERstivnuti. SEPT. 11.
The news from Georgia, brought by Count Satneyloff, Aide.de-
Camp to the Emperor, does not yet afford the Government suit'-
. cheat information to discover the motive of the. incursion made by
the Persian troops into our territory, or to determine the nature
of this attack. It appears. however, that we are more and more
authorized to see in it the effect of a fanatical impulse, which per-
' haps the Schell of l'ersia himself may not have been able to repress.
Meantime the troops of the Surdar of Erivati, which had crossed
our positions, advanced but slowly. On our side General Perms
loff was collecting his army, and only waited for the junction of
all his t-oops, to commence operations.—Jcsarnal di Sainte Peters.
burgh, Sept. 12.

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STIYUNA, SEPT. 22
The Sardinian schooner the Pearl, Captain Giuserpe Laura,
sailed on the 17th June from Gibraltar, with ac of
coffee sugar, cochineal, indigo, and Indian silks, arrived :it the
island of Longa, at the entrance of the Gulf of Smyrna, wli,,re tt
anchored on the 2-Lit of July in the ever ing.
On the 25th in the morning, a Hydriot schooner, which it I; said
was watching the motions of the American squadron, then at anchor
at Wourlac, fired a gun as a signal to the Sardinian Copts to
come on board, but the latter not obeying, the Greek Captaiii ,ect
two boats with orders to take possession of the Sardinian vi-ect
They were received with a brisk fire of musketry, and after liav
four men killed, tacked about. The Greek schooner ininithitatvly
approached the Sardinian vessel, threw out grappling irons. and
took it by boarding. The Sardinian crew of fifteen men, iixl,l,ling
the Captain, defended themselves bravely; nineteen Greeks were
killed on the deck, but numbers prevailed over valour, ant the
Sardinian crew were cut to pieces, except one wounded sailor, v hkr
was saved by the Hydriot Captain, whose gratitude held the ,; at
raised to strike him. The sailbr, it to said, had saved the life of :
Captain, who was at Constantinople at the beginning of the Or !;k
revolution. The Sardinian having thus been seized by fore.,
sent to Hydra; the poor wounded sailor was lcit on here' ; t
Greeks threw bins into the sea near Tina, but he waped by
ming on shore, with the assistance of a piece of wood. which 1•1;-
videnee threw in the way. He is now on board the Si:x[lll,mA'
gate on the Levant station, which, it is affirmed, sailed immediately
to Hydra.

The King of France was in the list of subscrilKri for
Mr. Williams's Views in Greece; and, in ti.s.imony of
the high opinion he has formed of these lnautiful en.
graving', he has sent to Mr. Williams, through :he Che-
valier Masckt, the French Consul here. the iste gold
medal struck on the occasion of the Sacre. The letter
from the Duke of Duras to Mr. Williams, acconm.inying
the medal, contains the following passage:—" Hie Itla-
jesty has been much pleased at receiving BO distinguisheil
proof of the progress which the arts have made in a coun-
try which will always be to him an object of tvely in-
terest, the remembrance of which will ever be dear to his
heart."—Cuiethni;da

Richardson, Goodluck, and Co. beg lea:•e to re-
mind their Friends, that the 18th of this Month (Octo-
ber) is peremptorily fixed by the Lords of the Treasury as
the final conclusion of State Lotteries. On that day, when
Lotteries end for ever, six Prizes of 30,000(. will be drawn,
with many other Capitals. Richardson, Goodhick, and
Co., respectfully invite their Friends to take a Last Chanue
at their office, 101, Bsnk.buildingv, Cornbill.