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titles belong* to the orbiter!, which wore.furnterly lq the
Antonini, usenet*.
"'Three dart are irrantel fui the executnui of the loot ar-
ticle ; after Ilan petiod, the offender, eliall ha ae.ise..l. 11414
rellfilhtd 11(111MtillIE to the rigour of the law.
" Inhabitants of 'triennia! Your own intent tatlrrupon you
to repel the priii.huuelllBlllll,lllolllo nun tiptoes :'it is that
elms of prisons who, having nothing to tee, eiirtte eeriatwri
is he Imp or gaining by pillage. Eiterente ;lie rimiest:.
eirtefifillares over the evil ilienoned ; einreer in ntaiatisintits
t • genera trawl-Jollity, and von will render • yoneveiver •
.-thy of the benevolence Ilia Majesty the liriperar *lid King.
is al Aare ready to twines towards you, anti of which balk. .
alevadi given you the roost striking pivots.
(Signed)
" ANDB Fltkeil", General of Division. Le."
" Vitoria, Jour 27, 15,9."
trArOls, Jest. 25r.
The dearent of the Eintlish oil the i.lund of
Ischia hits given nee to naval c ttttt hats, from which
we have derived honour. The liuglish, ruure
*Arnow than iiurativve, were 01/114rd ill feint with
loss, and one of their frigate,: has been dimilded by
it I.t of our's: we have, on our wide, lust 50 men,
ktlleti or n0%11040.1; arguing the former le young
:rabsel, an officer full or courage and almlity.—
i)ur frigate Icing come into the port, Ili* Majesty
iustaiitlc *vein on board. It is Jnf&cult to expreni.,
lire enthusinvai and joy which were spread through-
out the crew, in einivriintlice Or tin% IllOVXpeCtefF
visit. Mariner. hilt" SOldit.ra all 'A e. rut the Kitig
their woun*ls. Ullll Uf yea red nu longer to fcel city
pain. His Majes:y hen heaped prdiNes mei reea,..ia
upon the defenders of his ttig and the initumul
honour.

JUNE an.

The Comintintitit of the Island of t:apri has
hero sum liolied to surrender hy the t:uititiorrider
ut the English expeditmii. Rettig a Man of firm-
ness and uudrrrtundiuG, he ilia not colidesceisil to
ouswer tile 1,11111111,.11.. and returned the
without rye g them. The inhabitants of Csha-
brirt hare opened a subscription hoe the heist lit of
the.volutiteers who have Horn to the detelire of the
coast. It has produced
.34,000 ducats.
Bye decree of the 27th of Slat-, fits Ninjesty hots
established at (larva • depot for recruits, alitelt arc
to garrison that fortress,.
•-• enistorner (stetteeer..t,to). JUNE '2B.
'Alt the ninettontli sitnug, on the Ist of July, the
Larasaerunan delivered a "sant to the Diet, no the
gaunt situatiou of Switzeilmid, cud the tiectssity
of
cautioning, nod even increasing, the cordon ut
teristrolity on the frontiers. Tins report was seal
to the Diplomatic Committee.
11114.11. tvi-, JUNE 411.
The theatre *f war every day opiiroactito our
province. l'he Russian and Puhsli uruiy has put
itself in motiou from Stiodoutir, where a new org.i-
niastion was made. which was rendered in !owe
measure nespeary, by tire re-ninon of the teoopi
Vie two millets'. Gierteiril Domborwskii, after lilies,
44 formed bodies of militia in all disfricni of
the palatinate of Sandoniir, has formal a junction
et
Polsoseck, with Prince Poniacitisity. General
Zajonseck, reinforced by a Rossi/pi division, forms
the rear gourd. Another llii,stati column has
rassed the %Viotocka. at Przedlilow ; se that itlf
these fovees are now united in the palatiuute u
Crlcan, sad consequently on the ;roust of el:tering
Moravia. The t:owareks make eacuisions fifteen
leagues before the army ; they have bren already
sees in the environs of Seayreek and Sandeek.
The Archduke Friiiiitatid is retreating. by forted
marches. to Join the Archduke Charles.
PROCI.AMATION TO THE POI.ES.
rataltale diUausitYa, Ire. king of S y, Duke of
Warsaw, t.c.
"Po r '—sAlready has the army, whielt had invaded oar
derby of Warsaw, been forced by the victoria,* of our great
Iftesweorator, and the valour of our troops, to abandon the
capital. 011,1 return to its ono territory.
" Aftt r haring rendered thanks to Dieivo Prniidence for
the Finial protection it has granted as, it becomes our duty
to employ lit first moments of the re-establiolinest of our
gerermaritt, in expressing the sentiments *bush bare bees
raised in u. by the patriotism and attachment N bide the Our.
(too hes s splendidly ilisplased is that Moment of misamtly
dd The enemy had 'intent t..e country with a inentlelea
army. It appeared tcareely possible to resist him; 1.1
*nos learnt the power of courage, when led by a CIAO e•
brave and able as oar Minister of War, Primp. Pentebewebki.,
.4 Poles'—hour battalions which the tt at hero kni
created, and is shorn be has inspired that reliant spit it, the
hest proofs of which ars before Ina etre, have sheen iLtlt'
were ern thy lb. ir treater Inferior iu number, thry.ana
wily resisted the enemy, but suceeesfully attacked hirer..
They bate refried victory into his provinces, aad have ever.
*herd coeertal tkemselvis with glory.
" The -hole wen n have on their part sheen that the va-
lour and patriotism of the ancient Poles is thews. The in-
vasion of a numerous enemy, far from infinite:ding them,
has only vtiinulattd tern to voluidary sod extraordinary
*Sera to SACTIRC. their private Crones. They have 1k belly
devoted themselves to :he defence of their country. 'the
depart "ems hart emulated each other, so filling the ranks
of the aroma, sail famishing the necessary cootribvtinas.
They have proved that the-love of their country it a dist:final
qisality, sod have rendered theireetves worthy to become
gimlet of that qvality. Providence has also crowned those
generous efforts with sneetss.
" Our Coeur', of 'it'd,' 112111, by its zeal and wisdom, se
courted by all the other ronstitritio al authorities, soceeeded
in maintaining the measures a the (;uvereur art, as fiat as
eircuur..tances would period.
Poles' Your eirairtry owes, its Psfety to you , ifs owes
to yeti the anprobution *quer real ltrgeberatta whose on.
tics, the brave conduct of the army, and the ardent seal of
the satins, will out bare earapee. It owes to you increased
tritniect among its neigh! ..acs, sod the glory whseli the sine-
reign feels in reige.out uvtr 'tick a naliun
" 1 bosigisat a denture, ear helot hes everbeen with you.
• leer situatias ass ever present is us. Volif fidelity and
Attach:Paul to us, has ineremed, if possible, ours to yon;
sad we hay. bees unable tu afford you the aSaistanrc our
t desirtil was a:0, pain we were prevested by cir-
4-luiataiire..
" Polish Tropic !—Tranquillity is restored to yrs.,
suit the Constitutional fidivernmeet. Our great girlie:mile
shall be to enclearmw to heal the wounds the war has or.-
seemed, se .ssid met, mad restore ogler ; which ,*owe fu-
ture happiness require r. On your part, you will contribute
to this by entire conadencre lit the 't.Toverstacrit , winch will
be guided tr: our pats rued 'mentions.
" titers at l nonktu, I, us the %lame, lane 24, iron.
" FREILE.RIC AtfiI;STUS "
Pita waritax, JUte 24.

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TROCLMATION.
" Tre.tetikk Angolans, by the Grace of God, King of
Saxony, Ake.
Dirim Prnvidence has Lees ow 'macaroni to us, that since
we have hero called to the Government, wet bare had ouly
the agree:lW duty of offering hint the homage of thenin,c:-
NA gratitude ; nerd we bier* dwelt:u tbis duty with se mach
the was* ordeoe, as US/ beset Was uu greasiarjel than in
k awing that atm ore happy u hoer a•lierty is eatruided to of.
"He b lot fate Boob catty reason to him the gooder••
of God, wires a gratTINIIII cottquerur mmtored to at oar estates
which were already hat ; auu the. fehetry laretwie Ishere,pre.
bate, wised a pl•rl.ll4,Liargenintatire wets tine pat mai, o¢.
ifo4 afreciiim ihe warmest gratillaile, volt mi.airtelvis
w/ nor reperatioo of kin rent iinniatice, shalt listiroorrid
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