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who have j tiftly been called the French of the North ! I!
We fubjoin a copy of this curious prodttaion. Other
Nxtraas are given in the preceding columns.
' The fubjoined account of the ceremony which took
place at Boulogne on the }6th intlant, when the oath
of allegiance was adminiflered to the Legion of Ho-
notw, will aititife our..Auden* • It is extraded from
the Rotterdam Courant, of the 23d
EXITSBON, AUGUST Y. ' •
' On the eSth of May, Sol, his Majelly the Kt NG
of SWSOIII, in his quality of Duke of Pomerania.
caufed to be communicated to the Three Colleges of
the Empire, by his Miniller at the Diet, M. the Baron
de Bove., a note, in which he invites his co-ethics to
Phew their gratitude to his Royal Higlinefs the Arch-
duke CoriaLas, who has twice fared Southern Ger-
many from the invafion of the enemy, by the ereflion
at Ratifbon of o Coloffal Rescue, reprefenting that
Prince, to which all the elates of the empire ought
to contribute. Upon the 36th of January, 18c4, the
KING of Swung tranfmitted to the general Diet of
the Empire, the following declaration, for the politi-
bat rnaintelance and exigence of the immediate No-
bility of die empire e •
• The undafignol hos received the order of his Mildly, the
Kies allude, as Dokter Anterior Pomerania, his Molt On-
Ciotti KW ond Miter, to &dap t
* That his Majefty the King, always animated with the limbed
folicitude for' the welfare of the German Empire, has not been able
to behold With indifference and in ekeec the nnemaltitutiooal Ite
tempts which revere Princes of the Empire have lately made upon
the alnico rights of a part of the Immediate Nobility, and upon
its political mama, kneed to it by the Conftitutinn and the lath
law of the Empire. He has in coofequence found himfelf under •
the Docility of reprerenting to the Diet of the Empire, that it is of,.
the high& impotsanceto flop and to prevent in future inch direr.'
den and arbltroey proceedings. The King, therefore, fuppofes, that
his Delon In the ntfohttion which he has taken to pray
his humid !May, In virtue of his authority and of his rights, as
Sepreme Chief of the Empire, that he will be pladed to employ the
mom which Pies mine n has placed in his Muds, to maintain un.
notched the Germanic Cooßitotion, and to guard it front any at-
tempts diredted Kaiak it. As to abaft!' by the Paid Princes of the
Inspire, which am mode the prams, that may have grown up in
the eon& of fevelStlmes, his Malay the King is perfeaded. that-
dm Emperor and the Empire, what they !tali have been requited
by J. Waded States of the Empire, willande them to be en-
quired lino whit the molt rigid feverity, and have than folly dif-
&lido view, in order that Mike may be done to each, and that
in future they may not afford room for fuch difatibono, which
aright bait elareeparaces more daemon.
His idaycny is alio coovinced, that the dellbcrodu which
maybe opood for this porde between the Emperor sod die
Empire, may take plue with reciprocal harmony and good wader-
flooding, to noodkry to the general welfare ; and that la conk-
Tame the lowbrow of Foreign Power,. in an affair which es-
chew:ly relates to the internal concerns of the Empire, will be
declined, as fuch mediation would be contrary to the independence
sad the dignity of the Empire, and might give birth to an ids'
that the Emperor and the Empire are two different powers, while,
In fad, they form but one and the fame power ; that they are
united tq the moft facred and basil:stable duties, and confeepostly
want no other mediator but the coofthutioa and the laws of the -

Empire.
His Maiefly the Ring, therefore. deems It many to fie
anew the attention of the Empire upon the coofequences of theft
illegal takings of military radian, and to repeat what be bas
already made known open the retied, as a proof that his
lefty, in difapproeing of tbefe illegal proceedhigs, foretaw at the
fame time the prejudicial dices of filch emanpke.
" His Majesty the King. in eonfequeoee, Motes his coeftates
to put an end to theft attache, and to confider that their own fafe-
ty, their panicadar independence, and the independence of the
Empire in general, depeod upon them; as an efiate of the Empire
can only milt under the Egli of the Con nit ution, and of the laws.
and that its thiftence is incompatible with violent encroachments;
for, feast the moment it Lifers them, its power and its eolith:ra-
tion reit orn tattering bales. The limn would then fancy that
they bad always a right agalnft the weak: and the Empire,
rat
duced by its imeftirie &elks, to a hate of iliffolution, would
become, to the end, the prey and the fpoil cf foreign powers.
" To pethent, In time, fuch baneful and calamitous event+, it
is abiolutely neet6vy. that ail the States and Members of the
Empire tholakl prevail upon thanfelves to draw Hofer the bonds
of union and reciprocal eciefidence ; and that they °mold 'Main.
above all things, from every arbitrary set &pipit the contliturica
of the Empire,whieb is the °bled of hider commas tasty."
On the ta.th of May, the hlinifier of Sweden de-
livered to the Diet a Note conceived in the following

terms :
His Majelty the King of Sweden, having been informed of
the contents of the declaration which his Imperial htajelty, the
Emperor of an the Ruins, has communkuted to the Diet of the
Empire,dated the 7tb laft,coneelves bimfeif alto obliged todeciale.
that in all cafes relating to the 'snooty of the German Caitlin'.
Horn, he can reckon upon hirafelf, as King of Sweden, and. *llk
• jolt title, as one of the moft ancient, being the guarantee of the
pease of Wellphalis ; but, however, that his Idajefly has not
thought it medlary to declare his kotimente, u a guarantee of
the Cool:newton, in the bulks* in mullion, always conceiving
that the chief of the Empire woold make known to the Diet 14.
mods of thinking and 'ding. The fentiments of the King are.
bAldes, too well known, and have been too often communicated
to the Diet, for his Mayfly to think, that it is meeffery to repeat
them upon title occafion."
s We have read the Rrange declarations which the
King of Sweden has addreffed to the Diet of R.I.

ti bon.
4 Nothing could be more Rriking, than the ;neon-
Gamey of 'bele Reps on the part of the Svfedills Mo-
narch, if the Ramp of folly, which is irnprefied upon
them, did nut Rae Rill more forcibly. What
Wbilil Poland has been divided under your eyes--•
whilft the enfeebled Ottoman Empire exits no longer
than the Powers bordering upon your States will
permit—wliilß France, by Slatting her ports againft
the Dips of your nation, can fo efientially injure your
emsmerce ; without provocation, without any nw.
live to induce yuu to it, you delight in outing her
daily infults.
n When Gusrav us was foccefsful in the thirty
years war, it was 111i...h the afGilAnce of France, and
with that force 4 f genius and inclination, which chi'
ranerifes all the mediates of a great man. Poland was