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London, England, 1834-08-18 00:00:00

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D - • 'Au° 5 The Gazette contains the Decree of
_on p ' • s.—The edro for the organisation of the National Guard of Lis-
t', The whole will consist of 20 battalions, amounting alto-
gether to 13,417 men. ,
of circular from the Minister of the Interior to the Prefects
i ttne provinces, is of the following tenor :—His Imperial Ma-
:, Y 1 the Duke of Braganza, having been informed that there
pubic different parts of the kingdom, persons who disturb the
•sclvepe Peace by presumptuously attempting to avenge them-
„,... vrith their own hands for injuries received during the
I7,l"eation, though the laws now afford them a prompt and
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IvVremedy for their wrongs, if they prefer the pleasure of
_fl,ge to the heroic sacrifice of their personal resentment,.
co, crl the country supplicates of them, that she may not, in
1,4' l_siequece of repeated re-action be torn to pieces by the
ti, rtus of her own children. His 'Majesty has thought proper
„ r order the Prefects in the several provinces, and the Sub-
'''. efects in the Comarcos, &c carefully, and on their re-
st otsibilit.,
fai•thfu, Ito see to the preservation of tranquillity, and the
zo ' etreing of the law.
At LaIRMAJESTY'S DEPARTURE FROM OPORTO.
see —.if-past two the Royal Tar weighed anchor and de-
rill'tlecl the Douro • the people followed along the two banks.
Al Windows were handsomely decorated ; the ridges of the
thin (A/mins appeared covered by a countless multitude, and the town most of the mountains to the banks of the river
to7r L
ILL, was a numerous cry repeated
~y long protracted echoes
6Long live the Queen, the Charter;
the defender of 11- tZflrY• and the Duchess of Braganza." Their Majesties an-
ew these sincere testimonies of affection and respect by
—livtlig their handkerchiefs and repeatedly bowing..
i'lAt three o'clock the Royal Tar crossed the bar, and the
°Ple (e accompanied it on both sides as far as the shores of the
disc all,
nt horizon.
tabliasiblY(l(
• AUG.
%ion 1, B.—The Gazette contains a decree regulating provi-
th.at is till the Cortes shall fix the amount of the es-
'verai e of the se
Price by sea and land), the organization -
corps of which the army is composed, so that it may ho
4e,pted to a time of peace.
cavl.lllo ar Ay consists of artillery; 3,390 men ; six regiments of
infante,ar 3,600 men, and 3,120 horses ; twelve regiments of
2,,93, 15,720 Then ; and four regiments of light infantry, 1,0436 menonaki..
, kg with the staff, &c., 26,418 men with 5,371
es--Ltsoort Gazette, Aug. 9.

DUTCH PAPERS.

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l'ield N,;`4°l7E, AUG. 13.-1-lis Royal Highness the Prince
bllro. -A arshal has publi3bed an order of the day, dated Til-
- 4ufi.ust 9, as foUoxvs
~ Iha " ORDER OF THE DAY.
the es e_ agreeable task to express to the army,
excellent tal satisfaction of the King with the appearanc,, and
With ~.,
,' condition of the troops of all arms; and the pleasure
the r 41c11 his Majesty has received the unequivocal proofs of
~ Ife4l spirit by which they are animated.
t,....&: last year a certain number, and first of all the volun-
trg, were allowed to return to their homes, to resume their
kni"';'f.y avocations, his Majesty has now been pleased to e_l-
teiteduf's measure to the Schuttery, by granting them unli-
ller ttrloughs. For this reason the King wishes to be once
Aer eec."°ng you, who have given so many proofs of laudable
'sa.tissf;f,ance, in order to express to the Schuttery his Royal
tlearle":"7l, and the confidence which he feels in the conti-
law, tilPt Your solicitude for the maintenance of order and
Perso,-, a welfare of the country, and your attachment. to his
there tlis Majesty hopes that these sentiments will every
sires to and distinguish you. His Majesty also de-
thei, :'° signify to the troops of all arms his high opinion of
, pdeftia.ble zeal.
the kiinflallY, to all of you who make part of the active army
Bhoilid g expresses his entire confidence that if new dangers
al w threaten the country the noble zeal which you have
ays
the vo. maintained would make you hasten to the spot to which
Bhowdlee of Your Sovereign and the interest of Ole country
ire), call You to maintain, with the Grace of cod, and with
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aide courage, the glory which you hP:...e acquired.
" WILLIAM. lirince of Orange."
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