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due elocution of my and that 'you will eontaasui-
este this to the other Munster, that they say eo.operste
with you fur this purpose.
(Sicaed) ALEXANDER.
The Ulisse/Restript) has been read partly in the
Russia's language. partly in the translation, to all
Public 'Seers and freemasons. in 'consequence all
seers here, as *ell as all other members of
freemason lodges now present, hive signed the en-
pasemeat rtivired, and they are already delivered
to the Minister. The police too huts already ex-
amined the places where the freemason* held their
meetings, to see whether all the emblems. &e. were
rooo,etl. Lest week the freeinssour sold theft fur-
niture by auction among themselves. All hate
'hewn the greatest readiness to execute hisMojesty's
commands. A great many persons were discharged
from their offices shortly before the Emperor's
departure.
M. Rothschild, who is still here, was present
last week at • grand diplomatic dinner at the hotel
of the Austria.) Ambassador, Baron Lebexeltern.
M. Rothschild has been fur some days very
seriously ill, and his friends are in great alarm for
him. Expresses, with the opinions of the phyou-
ciattr, have been dispatched to the houses at
London and Paris.

STOCKHOLM. SEPTIMBER 3.
In the night of the 30th ult. we had mother fire
(the sixth tins year). One building, indeed, only
was burnt, but unhappily the highly-respected
family of M. 13.111serg loot every thing, including
the highly valuable museum of nature! history.

w•wAW, SEPTIMBIit I.

Hi■ Majesty the Emperor left us this morning,
brit we hope to see bim •gain on his return.—
(lionsburgh Papers, September 13.)
HANDMIGH, SEPTIENIBMI 13.
Exchange on Lond.ii,—.37. 1. ; 37. 4.
IT. PILTEMISURGH, ♦UGUST 30.
Exchange—.
Loadosi l4i Huabargh 9ll
Amsterdam lO 3 32 I Parts lO6

GRRRt PROCLAMATION.

giROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF GREECE.

Whereas the (Jaeger menacing the West's Coatinent of
w, god co/momently the whole of Greece, is great and
ent; and whereas it is oecesoary that the wool/oat and
Seel exirsurdioary measures should be taken;
" In virtue of the 3391 h srtirle of the Deeree of the Lee*.
'atilt( Body of the 11th of May, the President of the Rec-
essive did decree, aud dues decree as follows:
" 1. That all the inhabitants of the Wester, Continent of
Greece, of whatioever class, from 16 to 60 years pf age, with-
out exception, must take up arms, sod most repair to alibi •
they the danger of the country may call them.
" 2. All Greeks, from 16 to 60 years of age, who, having
left the country io these critical moments, sod taken refuge
in the Neighbouring lonian latitude, do ant return within
three days after the above decree shall be made known to
them, in order to second theesettioesoftheir brethren, will
be declared expelled from their couotry, and their property,
real and perms!, shall be publicly sold by auctioN.
" 3. Whoever in these circumstances shall show them-
selves unworthy of their country, and disobedient, not only
will they be declared as such, but will lose every right of
Citizens; their property will be sold by public auction, and
the produce of it serve as pay to the soldier, who defend the
pantry.
" Military acid Civil °Beers are charged with the is-
'mediate execution of the above Decree.
" Machu., Jell 7 (19), rein. •
(Mooed) " MAUROCORDATO.
" la the absence of the Psineipal Secretary of Stale,
(Signed) "H. POLISOI DEA."