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London, England, 1801-08-04 00:00:00

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.11Y THE KING.
A FROCLAMATION,

Foit pardoning such Seamen and Marines as have
deserted, and shall- return into His Majesty's Ser-
Nice on or before the First Day of September next.
GEORGE R.

Whereas We are desirous to give all due encouragement to
such Seamen as may have deserted froth any of our Ships,
and shall be grilling to return to 'our Service We have
thought fit, by and with the advice of our Privy Connell, to
publish this Our Royal Proclamation, and do hereby promise
our most gracious Pardon to all stich, Deserters as shall're-
pair on board any ofourS`hips or Vessels on 'or before the
First Day of September next ; and viv do hereby further pro-
mise our most gracious Pardon to all suck Seamen as having
deserted are now belonging to Some one of our Ships (in
which Ship they are hereby permitted to Continue), and do
declare that such Deserters shall be, intitled to receive all
wages that may be due to them in the Ship from which they
may have deserted, at the time of such desertion ; _arid we do
also hereby promise our most gracious Pardon to all Marines
who may have deserted from our Service, and shall, on or
bcforethe said First Day of September next, surrender them-
selves at the Head-quarters of the Marines established at
Portsmouth, Plymouth, or Chatham, or to any Recruiting
Party ofour said Forces ; and we do. hereby declare that all
Seamen and Marines so surrendering themselves as, aforesaid
shall be released and discharged from all prosecutions, int.,
prisorunents, and penalties commenced or incurred :?y, reason
of any such offence ; but ws..:l-.-irereby further declare that
. all such Deserters, whether Seamen or Marines, who shall
not, on or before the said First Day of September next, sur-
render themselves on board one of our Ships or Vessels of
War, or at the Head-quarters of the Marines established at
Portsrnauth, Plymouth, or Chatham, or to some- Recruiting
Party of the said Forces, or who shall hereafter absentthem-
selves. from the Ships to which they belong, or from the Ma-
rine Quarters, without leave from their Commanding'Of&
cers,- shall be tried at a Court Martial, and being found
guilty shall be deemed unfit objetis ofour Royal Mercy; and
shall suffer the Punishment of Death, Or such other punish-

ment as they shall be condemned to suffer by Sentence of the
saki Court.

Given at Our Court at Weymouth, the Thirtieth Day
of July, One Thousand-Eight Hundred And One, and
in the Forty first Year of Our Reign.
- COD SAYE' THE KING._

THE 114111.01Rcri- MAIL.

VIENNA, JJLY IS.

As the French are malcinggreat preparations
.for the embarkation of troops in the Southern
`Neapolitan harboUrs,- orders have been sent from
the Porte to the Pachas 'of the Morea, Albina, and
IVl4edonia, to assemble as maiiy troops. as-possible
to defend those Provinces against the French, if they
should attempt to land.
It is said that the Hon. ARTHUR. PAGET, ap-
pointed English Envoy to Vicuna, has not:. been
able to obtain passes for his journey from General
MURAr, who wisher first to receivefurthcr instruc-
tions from the First Consul. Mr. P4.cur has there-
fore embarked at Nalles for Trieste.. - -

MILAN', JULY I.

THE conditions under which General MURAT has
again granted a free navigation to. Leghorn, are an
absolute prohibition of the exportation of arms,
ammunition, powder, flints, &c. as also of all pro-
visions, or whatever else may be useful to Porto
Ferrajo, so long as that place shall not have sur-
rendered. The breach of this prohibition will be
punished with the confiscation of the vessel and
cargo. Every vessel on the least suspicion is to
be subj.&ed to a search, Every Ship previous to
her sailing is to obtain i permission from the Com-
manding Officer, by delivering to him a written
voucher that there is nothing prohibited_ in the
cargo, from some principal commercial house of
Leghorn.—Whoever shall be
,deteeted in transmit-
ting any supplies to Port!, Ferrajo, is likewise to be
subjected to a fine of too scudi, half to be given
to the informer, and halt to the poor-house of
Leghorn. f
Three French Frigates, the Carriers, Bravour,
and Success, have come into Leghorn.