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upon to work must do it in.person ; hired I.llo,,nr-
ers or substitutes ate not permitted to be em-
ployed.
The 141lowing,,Prodatuation has been issued
from the Mayoraty;---.
" As the service of the hospitals requires such a very con-
siderable quantity of old,linen for bandages and lint, that a
sufficiency is not to be obtained, all the inhabitants of 1.1 inn•
burgh are.herewith regnested to bring a% much of l'veryil,ing
serviceable to such mes, as is in their po,seAsion, and deicer
it, immediately into the mayoralty, and they certainly %sill
not be skw in seizing this opportunity of rendering assist-
ance to their native it 71i iiiid wounded warriors.

(Signed) " The 'lllilyor RUDER.
" Hambnrgh,. July 21, 1813.".

Rom The Journal or tlw Department of Mc_ Mouths
of the,Elbe, 25th.JuV, 1813,
Marshal Prince of EcKmunt,, Governor-Gene-
ral of the 324 :Military Division, (ommander-in
Chief of the 13th corps, considering- the orders of
Iris Majesty the Emperor and King, dated the 16th
July, decrees the following dispositions
Aar. 1.---,Pardon is granted for the acts of rebellion, insur-
rection and. desertion, committed up to this. day in the 32d
Military Division. •
Art. 2.—Are excepted from this amnesty, for the reasons
deterthined by Art. 3, the individuals whose names follow :--
Grier, Ex-Syndid,Ex-Seeretary-General of the Mouths of
the Elbe, at Hattiburgh.
Coth, Ex-Senator of Lubeck, at Lubeck.
Kruchenherg, Ex-Nlayar oT. Luneburg, at Luneburg.
Lenthe, Ex-President of the Academy of Nobles, at
Luneburg.
• De Mednig,Ex-Legislator and Member of the Commission
of Liquidation, at Luneburg.
Ire. Marsebalk, Ex-'iiayor of the Aronilissement of Stack.
De Zesterfleth, Ex-Counsellor at the Imperial Court of
Hamburgh.
De Deken, son, Ex-Counsellor in Llaiwver, and Proprietor
at Stadt.
Von Iless,,Doetor, at.Hambargi.
De Zastrow, Ex-Inspt:etor of k'orest;i, at Harbnurg,
De Kielmannsegge., Proprietor, near Lauenburg.
Mettletkamp, pluniber, at Hamburgh.
ilanfitonaSter Witcher, at Hamburgh.
Do Groben, Sub-Prefect at Brtmetlele.
De Pekin, father, Ex-Minister of the' Eleetor of Hanoi cr.
Langrehr„ Ex-Municipal Receiver at:Luneburg.
Tesdoinit, Ex-Superior Offider in the service of England,
at Ilarinstedt.
De Zeatcrfleth, Ex-Substitute of the linperial Proeurer, at
D'ltssendorff, Ex-Judge, at Bremerlebe.
De Wetzeh, Ex-Substitute of the' Imperial Procurer, at
Erernen.
De Witzendorff, do, at I.nbeck.
De Gode, do. et Hatriburgh.
Fred. Perthes, Librarian, at I'laraborgh.
De Haupt,Ex-lawyer to the Imperial Court, at Hamburgh.
Zimmermann, Ex-lawyer; at Hamburgh. :
Ehreastein,Eoco-preprietor of the Correspondent, at Ham-
burgh.
Meyer, Ex-sheriff, at Haruhurgh.
Art, 3. These Individuals tire declared enemies to the. state,
and banished forever from the French empire. Their property
is confiscated : such of the said property as is at this moment
destined tp tie'public service shall be appropriated to its r e-
sent intended tlf,V, the rest falls to the extraordinary domains.
Art. 4.—A1l persons belonging, to the 32d Military
snort, who have not absented themselves since the Ist of
March, 1513, and hare 'returned ,at tho time of this present
Resolution being published ; other e,, snob as'are specified in
the preceding '2(l Article, are allowed to the extremo of the
term, to the 6th August, to return to their place of habita-
tion or usual reiddence. They Must cause their return to be
certified by a verbal process of the ;Mayor. The Mayor has.
ta send a copy of this verbal process to the Prefeetisf the De-
partment, who shall giVe, informptien to the Minister of the
General Police, on the one part, arid to the Governor-Ge-
neral on the other. The 'original verbal process Shull' be de-
,posited in the archives of the tiviyoralty.
. Art. 5.---Such individuals as have not returned by the time
prescribed, shall be considered in bke mariner with the per
svus specified in the 2d Article of this" Presstit Resolution,
and be liable to the same punishments.
Art. ti. The fathers, utothstei; or guardians, of such indi-
victuals as are Under age, or who do not enjoy their privileges,
are respnnsilsle for Such bf their children,or pupils, who bear
arms against France, or who shall not returnlwithin the te.'m
prescribed.
They shall, accordingly, within the space of a month, pay
a penalty of money, agreeable to a list to •be drawn' out by .
the Prefect, amounting let tour times as much as their annual
ground-effects end personal takes.
Art. 7.—This present amnesty is Pet to extend to the acts
of vitdence, attacks, and ,individual Murders ; nor, in like
manner, to the plunders, thefts, and other excesses, even
if these acts originated in the insnrreetien anti rebellion. .
Nu alterution will be made by, this amnesty in the'provisory
suspensions of magisterial persons, public officers, orutgents,
-which had been publicly declared previous to. the publica-
tion of this pre,ent re,olittion, nor in oily other meits4re
adopted by the (iovernment, or the ChleiPolier.
Art. a.---The greatest publicity shall be givim to the pre-
sent resolution. The Chief of the General Staff shall trims-
unit copies of it to the Lieutenant-General of Justice, the.
Profits, and to the Director-Gent rug of the Superior Police!,
Given at the Government Palace, at Ilemburgh, thk4
filth July, 1813. -
(Signed) The Marshal Duke.,,,of AITEIISTADT, Prince of
• ' ECKMI:I-11-
General in Chief of the General Staff of the
'llirteenth Corps;,-C,ESAIt 1)1.: 11l VILLE.
Correct Copy.)
se Department of the Mouths .
l'lbe, II nertartb.

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