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Tina. Sir Sidney Smith is engaged with afi .tills of
co to.ats and bomb velle.l‘, in an attack up, the
crepe of Scilio, upon the Neafrolitan coati, oppofite
M: (Tina. •
Several confoit acies have been dig-covered in this'
city, fince the forrender of Gaeta. . On the 13th of
July, an infurredion wait° hare broken out at Pot,
tici, Refine, and other places in the neighbourhood ;
while tome more rebels had fixed upon the wood of
St. Archangelo, near Calvann, as their place of
sneering. They Ir tre no pains to peufuade the LAX-
taroni to unite with them. However, General Pig-
natelli has defeated their purpofe ; and feveral of 1
their leaders are taken.
Aurae'sr t x.—General Regnier. has formed a I
juntlion with General Maffena at Cafano and Cattro-
villari, after having both of them entirely purged the
provinces which they marched through of the re-
bels which infefled them.
The King returned on Friday to Naples, after be.
ing abfent four days on his journey to Calabria. On
Sunday his Majeity let out to rejoin the divifion of
the army which he commands in perfon, and which +
is encamped at Vietri and Saint Laurent. The difs
embarkation which the enemy hoped to effea has
fai ed.
Ulterior Calabria having better refilled the infli•
gation of the Chiefs of the Revolt and the Englifh
than the Hither Calabria, will be treated with more
mildnefs. The infurgents have been punilhed.—
Amongll the towns may be cited that of Carignan°,
which was delivered to the flames in fpite of all the
efforts of the French Generals to fare it. The rebel.
have been abandoned to their fate by the Enghfh,
and by thofe who caufed the infurreflion. The junc-
tion of Generals Maffena, Regnier, and Verdier,
will leave nothing to the enemy but the remorfe of
having employed culpable means to reduce the poor
inhabitants of Calabria, and occalioned their ruin.
It is laid, that of 30,000 French, which were on
their route for Naples by way of Ancona, 20,000 have
received orders to llop and retrograde their march.
AU thefe fuccours were tifelefs, thole even which we
espeft are not neceffary, but they may terve to Cave an
effulion of blood by commanding a more prompt
obedience, they will convince the incredulous of the
inutility of the efforts of the enemies of that order
which is now happily re.efiablithed, and of the blind-
aefs of Utak who would facrifice themtelves to the
ienfelefs fury of individuals, who teeing from afar the
peril, care little about their Yielding.
His Majelly has created four extraordinary tribu-
nals to try individual, detained in the different Pro-
vincial Prifons for Rate crimes.
G...eal D'Efpagne has been appointed to the corn-
gtitalniitits three Provinces of Labours and the two
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. THE BRITISH ARMY IN CALABRIA. •
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SPATZ PAPRILL...PROCLAMATION.
Ilirclioxwe .I= the Grand finperialOrda id the
ad Commander in Chief of die
ali:raffiat'Pllt.pipkiet Meliftery landed in Calabria.
lisaabarkedualthil luring potsa ounierous corps of Ed •
Meguppop maw , will Ukewife be made on your
wee.
.4.lwhwe so oil yewe loyalty, and to deliver you from the w-
eight Peweett,' soder which yids groan.
'maw if heilitemd IV. is again unfurled on your Gloms.
aw* yeerlideve With et, and to gather ar I id Ir—
an...o=th. tighte of your beoeficent and legitimate 1
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n. A ha. dared to Rain his Throne of Naples, and
be. ha., the prethintpdan to call you his fobjeCts.
4tellet4 I o the wren. and the injuries for which the tears of
fair adLrine country ft wvr. Recolkd the Intuits and outrages to
lyr deli your venerable patents, your wives. and your daughters
are eapofed It now depends upon your own courage whether
you IbsU obtain redrefs
Irate amen g too (wily as your friend and deliverer. I ant
manly gnur a, ip.o. you I require no contributions; the pro-
f/I/MO inrinfind !Lail it- poottuatly paid. [Sall provide you with
grianted ammunition to he r ntphryed in your oven et knee, sod
ivomits may .rife sows you, they (hall be hmuediately
me boo and your curter':, hull be maintained, yOur holy re-
ligion arid its ceremonies Ili .Ii be honoured sod re'pedri.
From what lies Levu t zpericated by your brethren in Sicily,'
Zetiay judge of tk. teakettle of our coodud, and of ow illea-
Itoor MAW countrymen, whom oppreflim had driven from
among y. w, bow returned with me to give you liberty.
Repo fa 1 our private aidatofitlea, the united among yourfelves, '
and renoruce all party IWII.
I am n I Gem, to pundit you foe lielogons which are pall, lot
to guard you from them In future. None Mall tuffer except thole
yrhy pe,idl in error, hod who thew • difoofition to oppote us. All
Other. Mall be recompented la proportion to their fidelity sod the
as lA. y Mira.
I haft who have been m'lled mall, upon kp% Omen their arils,
Wove pardon and motedion. (Signed) 3. sTUAII T.
!lead loaners at St. Euphemia. July s, i
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PROCLAMATION.
Ilir Nan STOAIt, Keight of the Grand Imperial Order of *el
Greater Cr, ft:net icneral and Commander in Chief of the fro*
of his Britannic Mob fly landed in Calabria.
T 1 e bri:ith army under my command hayloft, with the help
of the A 1.1110117 T , obtained a great and flghal yidery ever the
French army, commanded by General Reg Mer, old haying com-
pelled the remains cf the enemy's army to By wfth terror and
opprobrium before the vidorions Englifh troops,and to leave to us
Vet entire p011...50n of tir s province of Thither Calabria—
-1 Inform you,O Calabrians, by the prefent Proclamation. of this
I appy recede, ard &fire you tojoin with me In purfulog the com-
mis. enemy, and In vilablifllng among you the authority of your
ad.i. ft nod legitimate Z..svc”-Isn, Ferdinand IV. whets: Royal fan-
cier.; is mice curve happily planted with joy and glory among you.
I have already iiiiiirmed you, to my former Produrriation, that I
with for no eoniriiutions ; all the provifions, forage and other
reapplies which (hall be furnifhed by you to the Britifh army, grail
he paid for Immediately.
A. a proof of your fidelity and es aehment to your Sovereign, I
riolte you to give us all your affittanee; and for that purpofe
STUN and arnmmildon Pull be furnithed you. There, however, will
one he given you to beefed for your private vengeance, hut to he
employed againft the common enemy.
The Bend's army has not come among you toalfor.l you an op-
romuoiry fur indulging in your private anlntofitire. but teprotta
poetised deliver you front French tyranny. Good order melt be
wonntattied. Thufe who oval unite thernhlres with us end obey
may orders, mail. notWithltanding any former eioilit Oloin with The
burto I . be pardoned add proteCted. Olt the contrary, el! thole
w An, undo - ally pretext ohatfoever, Mall meek to give us their
ollftarsee Ihall tops Uteri with rigour.
• 'Whitt I congratulate you on the fortunate thee& of ow tram I
avian s toes that huntaltity Should accompany thcir progrefe Above
all; I charge yrna to treat the palmier' that mili fall bite yodr
power well. I further command you to fend out euoltmalp punks
uf potroks. in colltit ;he Wigglers and wouoded in your moms.
t..ias cal (mega.
. .14,e evert rottener you tendon In Wet,' to the B•hlfh army you
*atm rewarded *I i rrnitie to give you fix ducats for melt prta
ya,l., nod twine? Jtitati fl rCO fallen.. (biglit.d) J. ITYIIIT.
%, . Heed Q2artets at bialda, July 7, 1806.
ROYAL Dv CREF. '
Beloved and Nodal people 11 Calabria, the DAVIN' PROW.
VI IeCII has liberated you from the !ter reopprelSon at the preach
Invaders and again placed yor ender my legitimate dominion, by
the aid of coy moll *rot All the Kir g of great Britain, Wood-
el 11; my own aid your affiftauct
The phut Buhl& Graterarthcraller Stuart, who worthily

commis& the tomcat!' tholeprovlneev, In his Mealier' has
pletely Wiled the orders of hie Soverei?n, and has anhildboi
filly to, the confiderce which I repofed In him, andenThi
Fliority and power conferred on him for the purple of obit
rue liberation--this power, which lam about to enanifelt by the
;ardent Royal Deertie, and to confirm in his peefon, emending it
at the fame time to nit the other provinces of my kingdom of Na •
plea, in which the Bririih troops may arrive, under his command.
Tbs,r_ecealt battle which he fought in Campo di Maids, before
your eyes, againft tie French army. and the total defeat of the
latter, will be an event for ever memorable in the banal of the
times, and an eternal monument of the valour of Ihe illufttiousGe
octal Stuart, and his brave troops—He, in my Royal ioise, will
continuoto attend to your deflate and (reality, and to dire& the
orerationa which are to take plate for the reiteration of good
coder, and of my Rojill Authosity, and elle fur your advantage.
Through him will be announced to you my Royal determinations,
teodins to arcomplilb the above.mentioped objeds. You, there-
fore, detested people of Calabria, and of the other provinces of
my kingdom of Naples, In which General Stuart well arrive Rich
his vletorlous army—you. who have at all trines given conftant
proofs of your fidelity and attachment to my Royal Perfonatzecute
with good will whatever you may be ordered to do by this gallant
General in my Royal name. Hagen to fupport him will all your
forces and means. Aid in every way his operations, which are
direeted to your rdief and (cruelty, and be perfustled that I Rail
leave no means untried to prevent your peace from betag again
difturbed, slid to fecure to you and your families the enjoyment of
days more joyful and lets hazardous.—Given at Pakrtno, July to.
(Signed) WRIDIN•DIN.
PROCLAMATION
Of Air J. Svearr, Knight of the Grand Imperial Order of the
Gresta Crefeent, and Commander in Chief of the Troops of
his BRITANNIC MAJRITY, landed in Calabria.
I have been informed, that 'ince the battle of the 4th baton.
four of the per funs attached to the French caul*, and fupportod by
tome detachments of their troops, have beta guilty of the m
atrocious enormities, in plundering the villages, and affaffinving•
the inhabitants, under the pretest of punllbing them for their do.
monftrations of attaclunent to the thole of their legitimate So
vertigo.
I have alto learned that the enemy, under the fame pretest,
has (objected the slain& of Cotrone to military chaltdement ; and
that at the Fa-nch head-quarters the fame intention has been de-
clared with refpeft to the whole act the country which they have
occupied in their flight.
Wherever the lin ifh Army has advanced, futamitSon hair always
been recompenced by protection. I have forbidden any animad-
verfions to be oaft upon pat opinions. I have prohibited aR private
animofities, and to encourage the peafants to behave withiatma-
nity towards the French liddiers (who Sore their late dellot•We
been difperfed In the wools and mountains) I offered a Moroi re-
ward (or every prifoner who !hall be brought unhurt to the MU%
Camp, and by theft means I have preferved the lives of many
hundred men.
In return for this, plunder and deed/atlas have marked the re•
treat of the enemy; and it was a crime to the peafants to have
witneffed the difcronfiture and diChonour of his arms,
On this fubjeet it therefore becomes nectirary for me to apical
to the recollection of the Ftench Commanders, and to Rater not
only that many of their declared and known Partizans are ifs my
power, but that the Sell Neeefs of the army under my command
ha. Fixed in my hand. above fire gimped prifoners. lf, there-
fore, Inch violence• arc not put an end to in future, I (hall uotonly
deem myfelf pftified, but even compelled by my duty, to have
recoorfe to the teem, but indifpenfable Law of Reprifals
(Signed)
Head %erten at Burnam', July if. 03°6.
OFFICIAL NO Flee.
?derma, July sy.
The Celle of Scilla furrendered, on the 23d ind.
to the troops of his Britannic Majefly, commanded
by Colonel Ofwald, of the 35th regiment, who wave
ordered by hive Excelleticy General Stuatt to conduiff
the liege. The garrifon remain prifoners of war.
Fnnr regiments have arrived in this port from Eng-
land. under the command of Brigadier General Mead.
His Excellency General Fix, commander of all
the Britifir troops in the Mediterranean, landed on
the morning of Friday, the 25th intlant.
Letters from Calabria mate, that Lautia has gained
a vit9nry over fome French troops.killed t!ro. wound-
ed 70, and taken too ntifoners. Lagonegro has fur-
tendered to the Royaliflt, as afro the snagazine in
which the ammunitim was depofited.
The French have burnt Caflelnuovn, and the pea•
Canty y are concentrating themfelves. Montefann has.
difplayed the colours ot his Majetly Ferdinand IV.
Pefcotta. and all that coalt as fares Ebel, is in the
power of the Royaliti". A landing ha. been made
at Salerno, and the tr sops of the levy in mils are
ionumerable time. Five thonfand of the mes, heath.
ed by Pao di Giant., are marching to Catanzarts
which was forrounded before by another party of
the mats.
JULY 3o.--The intelligence from Calabria is as
follows.. Alice the battle of Maida, the French took
the road to Cotton!, from whence, through the want
of provifmni they direOcd their cootie to Catanzaro,
in the Infpitals of which place they left 400 wounded
men. The mart; arriving fluffily after, began to an.
noy the enemy with frequent fkiimithing. On the
25th of July, General Regoter f and himfelf compel.
'led to evacuate the environs of Catanzaro, and
ftlently to take the road to Outline with his troops
and lick men. On the 26th the rlandard of Ferdi-
nand IV. was ken floating on the walls of Caranza,
ro, aseifich the mafslhortly afterwards entered with-
out the fmallefl diforder. 'I he mats form after ad-
vanced to Cotrune, where they have furrouddedEis-
neral Regnier, and it was hoped, that, with the,
anlitiflCC of the Britifh troops, he would be obliged to
furrender bimldf as a prifutier.

.1 STUART.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, AUGUST 1;.

Major General Pfuhl has been fent by his MajAy
to attend the Duke of Brunfwick, becaule the indif-
pornion of the latter prevents his repairing t,i this
capital, agreeably to the invitation he has received
tr‘.m his Majelly.
The march of the troops fill continues, and it is
remarked, that the exchange of Couriers between
Berlin and St. Peter (burgh is more aftive than ever.
Thefe Couriers are the bearers of letters written by
the two Sovereigns, with their own hands, who re.
ciprocally give to cacti other affurances of the warm-
ett friendlhip.
Prince Louis Ferdioand of PrufGa will command
the army ambled in the 'environs of Magdeburg.
Ws Ore dim", d Rfiiii 51)ill sot ra:ify the pact ton-
thukd cod dire,!,
tilt shi later Prover fhall given
irrtailt osolotialiontovLith &Noe beta rtiiitiled.—( 4bcille du
Nord.)
According to report, the Marquis Lucchefini is
recalled from Paris. General Knobelfctort; It is &Id,
is to fucceed him: The General boa Wen appointed
to go to Cortliantinople, but hid not lefeThis city.
'The Eivredllk 'Lieutenant Melin has arrived here
from-Grilfswald : he left it immediate!; after the at-
rival of hl. Yruferiark at that place, and ii again
fent baik to Griefseraa'

i This day the regime ht of Mol)eadorf received their
berfer. ro-mortow the camp ovens will be fent off,
part of them to Saxony, and part to Magdeburg,
M. Alopeus, tie Ruffian Envoy, is gone to Leip-
fsc, and the Dub/ of Stuthricit Och to-Prenzlau.
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NOLIJ% De
HA.U,E, AUGUST r 9.
On the to of this month and I..llowing days, by
order of the Minifler of the htirine, the officers, fub
officers an..l lumen of the (hips of the royal navy.
took before their refpative commanders the oath of
fidelity end obedience to the King and to the conai.
tutional laws of the Kingdom.
The days upon which the oath was adminillered
were made holidays for the feamen, and the ceremony
took place with the ufual honours.