Star.
London, England, 1802-09-01 00:00:00

ROL,4IIID.

MUM ATMs6. tizen 41414AILIVA, a Ge.
sera' in the feivice of the Italian Republic, is ar-
rived here, and will take op hib refidence in this
place far Come days.
Six Englifh (hips of war, among
.which is a
brig, having troops on board) arrived in the
Tend on the 25th.
PROCLAMATION ON THE Attr Or AMNESTY.

The following is the Proclansation refpeaiw the
Amnefty iffued by our Govetnn;ent on the tith—
' Aolratairiins—We fliould conceive ourfelves de-
. Stu in-duty to the cowry. if we did not faze
Inviditi the importantlariod, of which we
ere waneffes, wherein—after a tonunotion as long
as, vehement, a dangerous fb*ring of ?pate qui-
fiats, • s, alarms, and inure . well
framed • tion is at lnigtheftabliffied, adapt-
ed. to'thir natuie and the wants of the people,
which, by a balance fortunately reftored, has
brought back the State, almoft rent in pieces, to
the proper operation of its greatly divided powers,.
and the tranquillity of a well-ordered Government.
M Fellow Citinens, feat Iliotold not merit the con-
fidence of this refpaited nation, if we did not at
awe embrace the moment fo ardently implored.of
MIMI. In which the critical centeft with fOrmi.
dable enemies abroad is fo unexpeaedly and fo
honourably terminated ; in .which, with. thetas.
bliflied peace, is opened to us a tranfporting pie&
pee of reanimated comineve pi:amity, and
welfare ; to make a decifive ekpenment for the
parka annihilation of all internatmifunderfland-
rigs and contentions, which have thus far reigned
in the mid& of us, which have almaikowlhed us,
andoperated more prejudice to the demi interefts
of the country, than the foirmidable armies and
!eels of our powerful *reign opponents.
. « What a potent excitement to a (around na-
tion; what a fignificaot Mince of benign Pearl-
:MKS; to render fervioa*le tis them the favoura-
ble concurrence of &eh great events to the impor-
tant ends which it, in its bodndlefs,vgdom, teems
to have had in view Y-
- « And in what mennerenna mild and virtuous
people more fincerely manifeft their .gratitude,
bow more acceptably to the gracious Svrasaae, or
more worthy of humanity, than by a cordial re-,
conciliation ands hearty and unfeigned fOrgetting
and forgives& of all fuppofed or real injuries-1
In what better and more intereftiag pauper to
the State, could a good and pious Government
refpoiid to thofe blifuigs, -than by annihilate 4
even the meolleftion of all that has been
or done, snits from a difference of opinions as
the isterefts of the State ; in Glom than by a gge
. meal aid unlimited amnelly and remilfion,
ot4 tizeptiovi ;mow hile juftice alone Sall pm,
Griobes vir- refpee to thofe who have
tendered thenefelets guilty of crimes which, hav-
ing no relation to peak., cannot in their nature
be computbended in this annuity. •
Penntrosed with the idea that, after vehement
AM:Aimee* and rapidly succeeding reward/In-
dic only %fallible core is, to tranquillife the Rind*
of men, to temper. the ardent pawn for change,;
to (mother the 6arit of faifion for ever, and to
give the agkata 'State at length a ihreltioViath
and fel once mare which are inclif
the Efiablillansent of its deareft late antia-
prefsly adapted to fecure it aphid new explo::.1
flow ; convinced that with the reconciliation WI
OW left and mob dreaded enemy, the Indelicate*
cy of this State is guarded *sand all further at.
tempts fads 'braid. Cheered by the idea, that
lovely peace has animated with new vigour the
(pi* of Indullry, fo greatly pan y dejec-
thins awe absifilbeiTs atndo the gentler
Perledirnim sentiments PCs °r:
e, unanimity, and-tinutual ads of bene-
"awe*, with the baniftonetst, wholly and
reci-
• plially, of all old and toe long cherithed re
'Tinge, we deemed it necefary and confluent with,
one duty to i?ropofit inch an .ualimited emptily to
the Legifiatree Affenthlz ; nd in conformity
=l4O, by a M 140601101 that 150dY, on tae s3th
it so enafted
*4 Thakthere be granted a general anniefly,
re-
million, and oblivion of all real, or fsippofed real
crimes, which originated in a difference of politi
cal • g and this without any e ion; to
which end, all silo& are c
whop at the Moe or ither the c ge of sdrafise
2,91.,11)5e necelEirilY exf4aded (runic t
omnoif .Iw-a s 5, 100/. dme
his coniblikas no din shot ono

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