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'old emirs everfaliffli,lLat we have &tenanted to prolong our
'rtay at the town of St. Marc, is order to be mom at band
't ettrninueorate with the Hayllans of the West and South;
%aid they ought not to consider the troops which occupy the
line of she cordon of she West, in any other point of view
:han as their friend, and brothers, who come nut to combat,
but tb fraternis- with them.
" le order, therefore, to leave no opening to the enemies
of the public welfare of order and tranquillity to circulate
new reports tending to throw doubts upon our pacific and
well-defined intention,' and in order that no person may
pretend ignorance, we declare and proclaim the undermen-
tioned art;elm, which shall he religiously observed towards
all those who recognise or declare in favour of thiroyal and
t. gitineate embark,:
" I. The guarantee of persona and ProPerti "
2. Nu are shall be is any manner disturbed on account
of his rat conduct, with reference to civil dissentious.
" 3 The confirmation of ranks, and employs to all the
civil and military officers of whatever !IRIS.
" 4 We promise the most splendid honours anti rewards
to those who shall voluntarily, and of their owe motion, re-
inguise the legitimate authority, end shall display the
greatest zest and devotion tit hibouring to effect the prompt
'union of the Daytime,.
" b. The troops of the line shall be Maintained, clothed
nail paid ; they shall reunite in their respective gammas.
in order to guard their homes, and fur the protection of
their fellow-citizens; and the Chiefs in their respective corn-
Inan3s shall remain as they are at present.
"6. IYe again renew our Orders to the Generals commend-
ing the Arrowlinemcets of Areabaye snit Mirbalais, not in
any manlier to disturb the rhythms whip shall entire to
their bowies, or who shall place themselves under their pro.
lechers; but to receive them with mildness, goofl temper
and humanity, specially to protect them, and to treat then'
as Brethren and Fellow Citizens.
" Given at our Royal Palace of St. Marc, the Itch of
inn., ISIS. the fifteenth year of ladependince, and
of our Reign the Eighth.
" HENRY.
Ey the Ring, the Secretary of State, Minister
for Foreign Affeirs,
"The COUNT DE LI MONA DE."
The shove Proclamation appears to have been issued in
consequence of some conduct on the pert of G I
/toyer (the secrearpor of Petion) hostile to King Henry, but
the details of which, in the Journal communicated to us, are
not explained.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

DUTCH NAIL

TRANICIPORT, AUGUST 23.
The first division of the equipages of Ins Majesty
the Emperor of Austria, consisting of 1.5 carriages
and 76 line horses, have passed through this city, on
tlw way to Aix-la-Chapelle.
The hope of a fine vintage luta nulled a great
fall in the price or wines, even of the wine of 1811.
Wi learn from Vienna, that it appears from an
01E611 Report of the Commiesicsiiers of the Sink-
ing Fund that the 208 millions of redemption
bonds, created in 1811, were reduced to 171
millions sit the beginning of Jainism, 1818.—
Since this time it is stated that 20,04)0,000 of re-
demption bonds have been destroyed, so that the
remaining !MI) will hardly amount to 151,000,000
at the next annual settlement. This ►haws how
earnestly mid successfully the Government exerts
itself to restore the ancient credit of the paper cur-
rency. The 250,000,000 of anticipation bonds will
be redeemed In. the outstanding und current taxes
(the first amount to above 50,000,000) and by the
purchase of Dank shares.
We learn from Carlsbad, that the Austrian
Antic Counsellor Geedz will go to Aix-la-Chapelle
to be present there during the Congress.
In is said that the Diet will adjourn for four
weeks in the course of the next month, and that the
Ministers will g mean time to Aix-la-Chapelle.
It appears that the proposal to erect new for-
to complete the line of defence on the
Upper Rhine, has met with no opposition, only it
is not yet agreed where those fortresses shall he.
The general opinion seems to be to make 0tr,..-
Imra a fortress of the first rank, and to restore the
fortifications of old Brine'', which formeily was
of so much importance in the wars in Germany,
but is now wholly dismantled. A prolo►al was
made to futify Freiburg, but this was abandoned,
because that place is wholly commanded by the
surrounding mountains.