The Sun.
London, England, 1832-11-30 00:00:00

POLICE.

" For the first time a transplantation j„, to be
from the oistrict of Karrneni, c, 150 families ; Proskurc,
50 ; Lityrzen, 100; Lityn, 100; Winnica, 100 ; Bra_
elan, 106 ; flaysyn, 100: anopol, 100 ; Baba, 150 ;
Jampole, 75 ; Mohylew, 75; Uszyca, 100 ; selecting
those gentlemen having famili, s, proprietors, farmers, an
townspeople, to commence by those who have taken part
in the revolt, and who, by their manner of living, and
by their conduct are suspected and danuernus.
(Signed) " LUBRENOWSKL"
RECRUITING EXTENDED TO THE SOLDIERS
ANINESTIF.:D.

The decree of Field-Marshal Paskewitch, composed in
virtue of the order of the Emperor Nicholas, dated 26th
of February, 1832 :
" AU the inferior officers and soldiers belonging to the old
Polish army, and the soldiers who have given in their re-
signation, as well as these persons strangers to the .mili-
tary service, who have been called to it by the G went-
meet of the revolters, whether raised to the rank of i.fficer
or not, shall be embodied into Russian regiments, and
employed according to their fitness for service in the field
or in garrison, the others shall enter as simple soldh rs.
" There shall be excepted from this obligation only suds
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estate o f
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iannedredth oisne who,their bee,i,natgini in
communes
holders, and who have returned immediately on the ex-
tinction of the revolt to their agricultural labours.
Tne duration of the military service shall be 15 years.
In the case of inferior officers and soldiers belonging to the
old Polish army, the years of their service completed be-
fore the 29th of November, 1830 ; the others who en-
tered into the military ranks during the revolt, are obliged
to serve the full 15 years, counting from the day o: their
entrance into the Russian army,
" The enrolment of these men must be finished before
the Ist of September, 1832, and must increase the ranks
of the Russian army to 20,000 men at least.
(Signed) " PASKEWITCH ERYWANSKI.
Prince of Warsaw."
ABOLITION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WAR-
SAW, AND CONVEYANCE OF THE LIBRARY
AND MUSEUM OF MEDALS BELONGING TO
IT, TO ST. PETERSBURGH,
" OFFICE 07 THE STAFF MAJOR-GENERAL OF HIS IM-
PERIAL MAJESTY TO THE LIEUTENANT OF THE KING-
DOM, FIELD-MARSHAL PRINCE OF WARSAW, COUNT
PASKEWITCH. NOS. BS2 AND 994.
" The Emperor having been acquainted by the Minister
Secretary of State, Count Grabowski, of the letter which
you addressed to him on the 26th of March, No. 3,168,.
Warsaw in order
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tisssli otnnratroy, leavehis
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manded me to inform your Highness that he gives permih-
sion to leave at Warsaw the works on medicine, theology,
and those which are necessary for the labours of the ob-
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conformably to his first order. In communicating to your
Highness this supreme decision, I have the honour to
apprise you that it has pleased his Majesty that the debts
with which the National Library of Warsaw is oppressed,
amounting to 51,000 florins, and those also of the Mu-
seum of Medals, amounting to 150,000 florins, should ba
defrayed from the resenues ,f the kingdom, seeing that as
the Russian troops had taken Wirsaw by force of arms, all
tbese articles belong to Russia by riehr of war.
(Signed) " CZ ERNI - ZEFF,
st The Greer 1 Ai e-de-ettrilp.

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