Star.
London, England, 1815-07-06 00:00:00

APPENDIL

“ The Extraordinary Commissioner charged with
the general recruiting of the 'Royal Army of the
East, by virtue of lull powers confided to him by his
Majesty the King of France, considering that the
French Revolution was closed on the lst of April,
.11314, that•all the faults committed during the course
of it were annihilated by the Constitutional Charter,
and that the new disturbances in France ate a simple,
krevolt which must be punished according to the i
lawi that this revolt has, however, bin necessarily
.followed by an intestine war, which the Chamber Of
Deltaic* has declared national, and a foreign wan
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ad die Plasters of Europe have joined h
order to re.establiih peace hi France.
44 Considering, thit while tlizse two wars begin in,
the North, in Bretagne, and in the Pyrenees, every:
Frenchman ought to serve his country by,striving to
the 1111110 it of his power to deliver it from its only
enemy ; and that at the_ same time the goOd Citizens
must he protected from the punishment which await
the obstinate Rebels, resolves as follows :
1. The war against Bonaparte having beeWdecreed by the
Chamber of Derbies to be national, all Franclimenearit
to repair with horses and it= of all kinds m tha Head-quarters
of the Royal Army, at Lorraih, near Basle.—Every frenehrean
who presents himself there (whatever mayhaverbeen his conduct
for the last twenty-five years) will there be recelfed as one of the
must ftithhil, and as a friend to his Country and his King. There
also the voluutary gifts will be oaceived. •
41 2. Every Freedman who is at Fiesta? a Magistrate, a Re.
eeiver of Tales, or a Soldier, will be removed from his once
and declared Incapable of serving the State, it he does not int:
niediately come to the Royal Head-quarters to signify his sub-
mission.
” s. The receiver of taxes will be farther obliged to pay for a
second time into the public tteasiry the money. they have paid to
I the Agent.of BotieparM, unless they immedilitely =hot all the
, monv they esa sapie, and d,eliveellt at head-qUarters, without

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lig:oX* their registers. Thorn reMiven, so tie oilier hen&
Aliso shall ceoceelAnnory or rigisters en the entrooto of the
tpjal 'lan bs 'modernised es no:Outline*. OL the
4. Ail Odiliat7 persona hew bairn* emus, are Alsbatided
•ebd lose their rink, their penal. a, aid their badges of ppwer.
'd they do nit iliasediately repiir to tht; lieakaarteri. Those '
appear • them *ilk retain their rank. their pensions, and
their badge' of lioeour will reeelise their arreari of pay. and Ise
ricornmentied to the Minister at War to br proMmed to a higher
'rink.. 'rho 'Oldie's* shall receive their discharge rf they desire it
'but those who wish to remain re. win enlist themselves in
the King's service, and fix 'themsiinfes the nine they choose to
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" The free carps and the aimed peasants will not be treated
is soldiers, 411 that are fount with anus In their hands will be
condemned as rebels ; but tho e who voluntarily give up their
streni at the Head-quarters, Mill obtain their pardon and be re-
ceived into the service or obtain pe. inlaid= to retutsi to their
houses.

11. AR pos d'Srnass co fOot sr on borsebsek, ire to join the
Royal Army as soon alit has entered the district of their brigade.
Those who leafs their posts will be dissolved and for tier er•
eluded front the Omni% sad deprived of their pensions sod
badges of honor.

4' 7. The Chit Man shall immediately resume the places
which they filled in March last. • They shall bolt the White flag
oa the public edifices, eyed Deputies to the Royal Head-quarters,
end every where post up sod make known the present Resolu-
dons.--may the cent:nand of the King and the special autho.-
rived= of hls Eaten's:et the Duke of Feltre, Multi:- at War.