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London, England, 1815-04-04 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS.

[FURTHER ENTRACTs.]

AIV-LA7CI4APELLE, MARCH 27.—The follow-
ing merimires of precaution have been adopted by
Ba;ron Sacker; Governor-General of the Lower
send .

" In cousideration-of the events which. have
passed in France, and of''the declaration of the
High • Allied Powers, dated the 13th inst., 1 di-
rect, in coueert .with the. General. of the Royai
trooos, as follows :—Ail communication between
the General .Government, and-France is inter-
dii!ted, until new orders. Passports to that coun-
y shall only be given in the most urgent cases,
and by superior authority. All sale of horses or
military effects to foreign parts is prohibited.
" The High Allied Powers haying,. by a solemn
act, declared Napoleon Buonaparte au outlaw,
and an enemy and disturber of the repose of the
world, every act tending to show attachment to
his person or syit eat can only be considered as an
attack on the internal and external safety of tl:e
state. And though I am aware that any such (Hs-.
position must be extremely rare tnong the
fnl inhabitants & the, Middle an.) Louver
yet !Teel myself bound to declare, that_whoever
shall do any puhlic act. or make any proposal
tending to shew thitt he a particular attach-,
meta to I;x. person-of Napoleon linonaparte, or
interest:, hinisrlf in his cause, shall be immediately
arrested and brought before a special tribunal, or
be shut up so tts.not to be able to injure society."

LIEGE, INlAmeti 2S.—Baron Sapckenbas publish-
ed the following. Address to the inhabitants of the
Banks of the Rhine

" The capital of Fratice swore to defand with
energy the cause of the Throne and of the exist-
ing Government against the attacks of the as,
turber of public .repose, now phced Without the
pale of the law. The capital of France, and
France heiself,have deceived us. Buonapartehas
occupied Paris without firing a shot.

Thus the Adventurer performs again, pro-
bably for only a short space of time, the part of
Usurper; and it is for Enrope in arms to acliuire,,_
by ins destruction, a title to the gratitude of the
present and of future generations, since France ;
has disdained to mcr4

" The. High Allied Powers made their solemn
de:-laration on this snbject,• at Vienna, on the
13th inst. The Conquerors at Moscow, at Leip-
sick, at Vittoria, and .at 'Paris, are hastening in
all directions to support this declaration, with.
aims t,:eir hands.. The anathema is pronounced
outhe perjurer, who, treading under foot all jus-
ticeand oil human confidence, has again launched.
all the firebrands 01 war amom,,,st us the whole
popidation of Europe,
rif necessary. will arm itself
to pour in upon France, and stilk this monster in
the blood and tears of his fol!owcrs ; but it will
not be necessary to resort to these extreme mea-
sures, and Ile.:yen -has . perhaps reserved to the
brave Prussians, English, Hanoverians, and Bel-
r? 11 int. Shill
rance, form the bulwark of nations, the _glory
being the. instruments of its just_vengeatice."
4, y.olt, brave inhabitants of the A.lhid!e and
LO%Ver Rhine, hare it in your po,.Ver to Contribute
to the glorious work, and you will no doubt zca-
hntsly dti so. The moment is come when noble
and generous Souls must crowd -the ranks in order
to oppose a wall -of brass to wickedness and per-
fidy Let the viglirous youth assemble iii crowds
rons-eciate their arms.and their courage to the
most sacred 4if catvies, and to the defence' of their,
country. For Germany is our country it shall
be so always, and at every exp:-mce
" Let the men itho • haVe reached mature age,
the fathers or families' of all clases,, arm them- .
selves under the colours of the civic militia, not to :
march to combat abroad, but to deftnd their own
homes against enemies used traitors. The country
confides arms to you, in:'are inhabitants of ail •
ages,-of the banks of the I:hine, the Alosel!e, the
Rocr,'ami the Mvu,e, I myself have pledged that ;
yon will bear theta with (i'erman fidelity, and
bravery.

" It is thus that you will signally participate hi
thetrinitpl) of the good cruse, and preserve your•
selves from the c:irses of your children and
grand-children whielt must fall upon your heads,
f)y y(7)nr indolence or indifference you should be
the cause of t-he forces of Europe,- combined to

Oppose the COininon enemy, coining like a destruc-

titre torrent to inundate .ind rustiige your plains.
(signed) "SACKEN, Governor-General
of the Lowcr and Middle Rhine.
"Aix-la-Chapelle, Mardi :24."

NUREMBERG, MARCH 23.—The Declaration of
the Allied Powers of the 13th instant reached
Strasburg!' on the 18th.
_lt is inserted in the
Strinergit Gazelle, with the following remarks :
" 'this official news is just come from Vienna.
Could we expect any other ? What Power could
allow, alter so many sacrifices, tl2at Europe should
be again involved in flames ? And, you, French-
men, you,- people of Alsace, you citizens of Stras-
burgh, who have always been distinguished for
your integrity, your fidelity to your oaths, your
attachment to your Sovereigns—you who wish for
nothing but repose- and peace : youl- fate is in
your hank; join the forces which oppose the it--
reconcileable enemy of your happiness; let him
be conquered by the Feench—your honour, your
reptitation depend on it. Do not oppose indo-
lence to treason. Energy_and firmness must be
,tlisPlayed ; your own happiness, that of your chil-
dren is at .stake ; your country is in danger, it
calls on yon. Per,everance alone git'es victory.
you—let the justice
Let spirit animate
of your cause inspire you, and God .will be your
support.'*—(Nuremburg Correspondent. March 24.)
AMSTERDAM, MARCH 31 —The greatest exer- •
firms are making here for the raising of the land
militia•and•the city guard, both horse and font,.

EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER FROM PARIS, DATED
. THE 21sT OF MARCH,IO P

" Yon. Can forni no conception of the sittiratiton
of Paris for these two•days past. All the inha-
bitants are dejectt4l, and in a state of dismay
without example. All the corps of the rreucli