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private individuabbeing mailed in a particular Meer, and those
belonging to the King with the Xlllg's mark.
3. i'lley are forbidden reeeiyi-g either bread. or fray{ hut eta*
being enlisted and tbmtigh their Officers, like the regulars, NW rot
through any othOr channel ; and the taking 4 either pay or bread
lo any oti!er manner, is prockitaed a downright robbery.
4. It shall, consequently, ba deemed criminal not to tames.
listed in the manner and at the time appnintedi •
s.lhe men enlisted shall also be deemed guilty, whenever they

shall use their arms Contrary to the military regulations.
4. As all the inhabitants ought to be in a state of readiness, aM
to enlist themselvts and serve the country, without eicludieg
such as do not take up arms at present ; and as it is absolutely re.'
stoisite, that the Board and superior Olken should fully kw*
*hat ems there are in the hands of private individuals ; recertify:
habitant is ordered to lay bell re the Military COMM/24011a tth‘'
tinct return of the arms in hitt poslessioti, with the date, partake
hunter of the house and signature—and when the owner caste et.
write, a respectable inhabitant of the same parish shall Sign foe
7. As every violation of the above-mentioned rules is a military
offence, this Board proclaims it as such, and orders every trans-
gressor to be arrested and tried in a military Way, and the punish.
pent to be inflicted agreeably to the regulations of the Army.
Sreillians--This Board knows by experience how great is your
Oar for the defence of the country--and, unless these disposi.
eons be carried Into execution, the country is in danger. They
'plow how much you value yourselves upon your love of good
order ; and, without them, good order can neither be established
nor maintained. How strong these two motives foe generous and
loyal *nods like yours

D. 1. B. ESTVLLER, Ist Sec.
Seville. May 25,1808. D. J. B. PARDO, 2d Sec.
Nora.—The Council of Government of this City gives notice,
that by the Commissipaers of this district, all the inhaditants are
already enlisted, and that after et", shall have turned out a
joined their corps, inspector of urns shall be chosen, if required,
from among the.. who have been formost in enlisting for actual
service. The provisions of the Supreme Council have not been

observed, ►ecause the preceding Proclamation came too late.

Cul:s, June 2, ins.
PROCLAMATION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
ASTURIAS.

Enwrap CouNTar►tctt—The nest duty of a citizen is obedi-
ence to the laws and lawful authorities. Man, placed in seciil
relations, is obliged to relinquish a small part of his independence
in order to secure the rest, and the enjoyment of all the ad►anta.
ges of civilized nations. This subjettion, dictated by reason,
establishes confidence, tranquillity, and order. Wjthout these

valuable blessings, the public force is precarious and feeble, and
frequently used to oppress the very people whom it should prc.
tett. These principles are evident, and equally apply to the con-
stitution and siturion of all political bodies. This being the case,
bow powerful ought to be their hilt:met in the critical siturlon
in which we are placed. We have to combat a formida/sle ene-
say how shall we be able to conquer him without union ? How
tan u-ion exist without order, And order without subordinati:n