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London, England, 1808-07-08 00:00:00

INSTRUCTION

TROIA Tit? suritset JUNTA OF THL GOVIDNASTWT, TO ALL
CITIES AND TOWNS, TO II IXICUTILD urn' THIL UTMOST

tROMPTITILTDI.
1. to ewes and towns consisting of 5000 or more householders,
a Junta shall be established, which shall superintend all arrange•
taunts, and shall be obeyed by allahe inhabitants; and in places i
I Yesterday afternoon Colonel Mutin.tv, Aid-du-
of smaller size, the Ayuntanitir.;tos shall hold the place and per-
form the functions of toe Juntas. 1 Camp to Sir J. Meo:ty, arrived at the Secretary of
it is ordered, that with the concurrence of the ayuntamicnto I State's Office. Since his arrival, the reports that were.
clergy, prelates, priests, nobles and other persons so assembled' j current a few days ago tit the returning pacific senti-
a Junta of siz be formed to receive orders from the Supreme
ments of the Northern Powers towards this country,
Junta, and correspond therewith, and in every particular act
! have been revived with more confidence than ever....—
under their authority; and the irhabitacts and the corregisia are
required to obey them in tht.ir o! e, and every thing thereunto 1 It is reported in all the political c:rcles, that a com-
‘ppertainias. . plete change has taken place in the opinions of the
3. It shall be the duty of this Junta to cast flie Inhabitants 1 Emperor of Russtn—that a peace between him and
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from the age of 16 to 13, first, such as volunteer their services, ; the King of Slit3Dt3l4 is actually negociating—and
and then all the secular it•habitaars of the aforesaid age; to form 1
1 that Colonel MURRAY has brought a proposition from
them in companies, to ...Igo then respeetabls persons for Cap- i
talas, Lieuttnanti and Imeigns, with full power to name Scrjeants : .At.rantincn for the purpose of uniting their efforts.
.ti Corporals. which: they will proceed to do with all possible against the French—that with this view our arma-
&so! ch. 1 ment in the Baltic is about to return, as it may be
4.1 he) wit instruct the towns of
their dMiritul/2"4 even those ' more beneficially employed elsewhere ; and that in
of he neigiihouril districts, to submit to the tram•-tegulations f
act he, Sir Joine reux)n).:, and his army, were actually
ett'istinents and appointatants, and to advise the Junta thereof
• ithout delay. on their return.
5. tor t'.3,: rreernt, each company shall remain in hi district, ii By the packet which brought over Colonel Iktun-
).,,, 0,, Junta is etr.powered, if it think fit, to can together the si.sv, Oottenburgh Gazettes to the 'josh nits have been
gi...itd caapnlio, L. the °qui towns. treceneed. Their contents (partly given in a prt.t.e•ling
L''ilw )jll.l."ill:it'ip" e ‘66.414.‘1411 IP," to adwinkt"' column, and partly subjoined) tire such as we were
Lade:- it• sbreatiots. iiii4und. ... kith; mod intall the eppentes of
t: e pr. ...w. ett.asiods. . tatftitt to expect by the last accounts P-orn Sweden.
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. vacs, fmnlillNb:: raised by Shaves nfik,heale an rap... Thee perations of the Swedes against the Russians
...,„a.i.a.eate4 rich k.di,islals, tom liver tiod abote s subscription 41711 e been highly successful. Let us hope that these
.11 be op. i.e.l, tha. al. :I.- Utah:tits rtwi catribier iq :ro- Powers, in place of ‘cntinuing to waste iheir trvor,lll