The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-03 00:00:00

HE .IGOLAND MAIL, &c. &c.

HELIGOLAND, DEC. 2i. Xll accounts from:the
opposite coast represent the French as prnaring
to make the most determined resistance at
burgh, which city is to be defended to the last ex=
• tremity.
The following Proclamation •
has been issued
from the head-quarters of the Crown Prince
PRO( NIA".`ION.

Inhabitants of No/stein !—The Allied Army of
the North of Germany has now ,ente..ed your Imr,
ders', after your Government had refused to accept
the repeated offers of the Allivs to join the general
cause of Europe.
" The Treaties between the Allies %arc joined,
Norway to the Kingdom of Sweden : compensa-
tions which insure your political existence were
fixed for Detunar4; but-your,Ciovernment has re-
fused every thing.
From this present moment Holstein %silt:o44-
taken in possession, as a pledge for the cessio) of,
Norway to Sweden.
"inhabitants, of Holstein—do nit ,in-
political matters. The peacc;:ble inhabitants will
.be protected ; the forcer.ers of troubles punished;
the army shall observe the strictest order alid,
discipline.
" A ProvisionaiGovernment will he appointed,

consisting of respectable citizens; distinguished for

their. talents, conduct, anti probity they %rid be
charged with the care of the internal Government
of the country," and with the protection of your in-
terests. Obey such diroctions as they, influenced
by the circumstances of the times, shall give yaii."
1-IJo4Butoin,Pc IRTheAlarshal Prince of
Eckmuld, considering that he has several tiniess
given notice to the inhabitants .of Hamburg') to
lay in provisions sufficient,to last them 16 the Ist,
July, that the last term is fixed ;Or the Ist.Decum..,
her, and tlrat it has also been notified tp thrift,
that so soon as the enemy shall approacholl
who shall not have-fulfilled the duties imposed .on
them by such notification, shall be obliged to
leave the city ; and, considering that the approach'
of the enemy will not permit that . the initalri-
tants should make longer delay, as his Proclama-
tionS are intended to excite commotions, and point
out to us the way we should take. to frustrate his .
plans, and avoid those example; of severity which,
may fall upon the innotent.
Ifas resolved to issue the following orders,
which circumstances render necessary, and which
are prescribed by the laws of war :
Art. I. From to-morrow,, 19th December, all
the gates of the City of Hamburgh, and all the.
ports shall be shut, and all communication with
the enemy forbidden.

2. lc shall bc made known to the inhabitants,
by Proclamations'and Notices, that all those who
not laid in provisions for six months shall be
obliged to. lcaye the City trittiin eighteen hours,
after the notification of thiA resolution. On this
account the gates shall be bpcned on the 20th and
21st of December, from- ten in the tnornin►g till
two in -the afternoon.

3. The inhabitants who are obliged to leave
the city may entrust their propeity to tl.loe who
are provisioned,. and can remain in the cite. This
property is under the protection of the Civil and
Military Administrations.
4: .The following shall leayc, the city lyithin 24
hours, that on the 20th,' between t,vFke I!,uti
two, viz. All the inhabitants born without the
walls of Ilamburgh.
1. All foreigners, of both saxes, who have Welt their clic-
tomary residence in the city, 40d have Nid uv direct
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since the tst Jaituary, tsm.
2. All stuslents born out of Hamburg!).
:t:
etnnntercial s'evUnts,
,i,nnuttpuen, mantifacturerS,
rind apprentices, boil' out of ilamiturgh, and not named,
list 4 of. the Path Arti4e4.

Awl, 4. All beggars and vagabonds.
Art. Ij.xcepted Irtm this role ?re labourers
etnployed on the fortifications, or °they, public,
works, by the engineers or in the' artillery on the
bridges and- causeways, and with the Civil and.
Military Authorities, according to the lists seht in
by General 4auftroy, Colonel Panthon, the, prin-
cipal engineer Jaussilen, the Ordonnateurnonms,
and the Prefect. To each of those individuals
letters, of safety shall be delivered by a Committee
nominated below.

.Art. 6. Letters of safety shall also be deliverect
by the same Commission to, the proVisional
bitants who remain in the city.
Art..?: A Committee is appointed to carry into
execution these regulations. It consists of M.
Chalot, Colonel of Gendarmerie, President. M.
Schein-9er, Vent.-Colonel arid Adjutant to the.
Governor.. M. Penal,. Captain of •Genilainueriei-,
M. Beavers, Assessor to the Prevotal Court. M:
Ministrier, Imperial-Procurator to the Tribunal of
the Customs of Luneburg.
Art. S. It is signified to all those who ill conse-
quence of these regulations shall be obliged to;.
leave the city, that it they return they will be
t►eated as spies._ _ _

Art. 9. Ji shall also be notified to those are.
obliged to leave the city in consequenee of dukse
'regulation, shall be at liberty to 6lerY ktilY the