Star.
London, England, 1817-08-16 00:00:00

CONSTANC:".. JULY es.

Madame Hortensia Bonaparte has departed for
Aug.liiirg, where she has purchased a very fine
mansion.
The residence of the Duchess of St. Leu, and her
purchase of estates in Thurgovia, drew the attention
of the Swiss Dirt, which, in its resolerion of July 29,
1315, decreed that the members rat the Bonaparte
artily blit;uld be excluded (min the territ..ries of the
Contetleration. The Ambassad m Isliiirgovia ,
defended the induLence shown by his Cancun to the''
Duchess r first, because that resolution had been taken
only for the moment, and without instructions from
the States (or Cantons) and was made by the Depu-
ties as a passing regulation, and so considered; se.
condly, because according to the Protocol of the
High Ahir.l Powers, October, 1815, they no longer
thought use abrade of the banished French in Sync-
zeriate.i to he dangerous; and thirdly, because the
buchess led a cpeiet and retired life, and was very
chatilanle. The Deputy therefore added, that if the
re:noval ot that Lady were constitutionally required,
his Canto:, reserved its sights of sovereignty, but was
willing, if all the co-estates thought such a removal
was ade,oit •geous and necessary to the common inte-
rest to ant w its invariable attachment by proper regula-
tions. Lung discussions ensued, in which it was replied
.—Thar the Icsolution of 1315 had not only been jus-
tified, hut confirmed by the circumstances of the

times, none of the States having since then objected
to it. That things were in the same state now as
• then, the taatiott dtiven from France still conti.ining
from their abode in other countries, to disturb its
tranquitlity, and thus to endanger the general peace
and b. chael. Thirdly, that it was more honourable
for the oation to do with prudence and cautim what
is fir its good, than to be led to it by new misfor-
tunes. It was, thereture resolved, by a majority of
seventien votes, to consider the resolution of 181.5 as
still in force, and to invite the Government of Thur.
govia to remove the Duchess from the Canton.
The Aff tit being wholly decided, the President pro.
duc:d a lever from the Swiss Envoy at Paris, con-
tainiog a circular note from the Ministers of the four
Allied Powers assembled at Paris, to the States ad
ioning to France, according to which all Ferns
raid from France have to declare by the 15th of
Almost near, in which of the three great Continental
States, Russia, Austria,or Prussia, they will choose
their future abode. It was resolved to communicate
ti is letter in the usual manner to the Governments of
the Cantons.

GENERAL *GREGOR'S rßoczamdron.

PROCLAMATION OF THE LIBERATING ARMY.
" Gasoott APGa sow, Brigadier General of the Armies of the
'United Piovoice.of New Ureoada awl Venveuele, and Gene-
ral-in-Chief of the Armies tor the Iwo Florida% commit..toued
by the Supreme thrLetor of Mexico, South America. ac.
" To the 10.1)43.14i of the Ishind of Amelia.

" Your hi etbren of Mexico, bucuos :Dreg, New Grenada, and
Vet.estiela, who are se gioriously engaged in fighting fur that
ine4tirnable gilt which Na ure leas besiowed upon her children,
and which ad eNtisaed nations have endeavoured to secure by
social compacts—dc% I'OUA that all the sons of Columbia should
participate to thst imprescriptiLle right, have confided to me the
c• itattuwil of the Lied and naval tortes.

Peaceable of Amelia! do not apprehend any
danger or oppri,ion 'runt the troops which arc now in posse*.
anon I.f your island, either fur your persons, property, or religion;
hinvever var ous the climes in which they may have received
their bin it, they arc, neverthele4, your brethren and friends.—
Their lie. eihject will be to krotect your Nista ; )our property
will be held ,:ecreil and inviAlab:e; and every thing luxe ti pro-
mute lour real Inrerests, by co-operating with you in carrying
into effect the virtuosi. desires at our ceastitueuts: thetrby be-
coming the instruments for the conuneecentent of a national
emancipation. Unite your rural with ours, mud America shall
be raised by her high destinies to that rank among the nations
that the Most' Hints has 'planned; a country, by its extern sod
iert:hty, filtering the greatest sources of wealth And happiness.
*1 be moment is important. Let it not escape without
baring commenced the great wort of delivering Columbia (rain
that tyranny which Las been eaerened in ail parts; and which,
to continue its power, has kept the ;napkin the must degrading
iinorance, depriving them of the advantages resulting omit a
free intercourse wits other nations; and et that prosperity which
• the arts and iCkhtee produce when under the protectioo of
vrtioksome laws, which you will be enabled properly to appre
elate, only_wben yes shall have become a free people.
" You who, Li-advised, base abandoned your basin, what.
ever may be the place el ystur birth, your polaind or religious
opinions, return without delay, and resume your wowed °rice-
pinions. Deprecate the emit counsels your enemies may diesemi.
rate among you. Listen to the voile tat honour! to the inuuttbes
ef s since,e a.id disinterested friend, and return to the fulfilment
el those duties which nature has imposed upon you. He who
will not swear to maintain that independence which has been de.
dared, will be allowed sis months to settle his agars to sell Or
remove hi% property without molestation, and enjoy all the ad.
• Adages which the laws grant in such cases.
Prtends or enemies of our present system of emanessatioo,
o Leona you be, what I say unto you is the language of truth ;
it is the un.y language becoming a man of honour, and u such 1
•ar to adhere teligiously to the Lenora of this proclamation.
" Dated at head quarters, Amelia bland, fusee 30, 1817.
" ins. Ds Yitisaanem, Sec. ' Claim** Jid'Ualoort."

Garcon M'Gaeooa, General of Brigade to the United Pro-
,.uses of New Otetiatia and Venezucia, and General-to-chief
4.4 teat dammed to both the Florida', with commission from
the Supreme Goverunivins of Miraico, South Amer,cii die,
" Soldiers and ba110t...,
The :utb of June lint be for ever memorable In the annals
I :he ludeyentlence of South America. On that day a body of
t...ive men, .u:imated by a noble teat for tue hippo:less tat man-
.ud, advanced within mus►et•shot of the gums at Fernandina;
:o.d awed the enemy into immediate capitulation, °omit hvtauding
his very favourable po,ition. this will be an everlastiog pruui
sal what the aunt of treeduin ca:: achieve Ivileu Asking in a great
glorious cause against a Covironitnt Which has trampled on
ad toe natural and casehual lights which descended iron' Gob to
snap. In the name of the ladel.ctideut Governments of bouth
America, which .1 have he honour to represent, I thank young
skis Asst proof art your ardour and devotion to her cause; and I
trust that, impelled by, the same noble principles, you will soon
be abet• ttateu the whole of the Hondas hunt tyranny and op.
pres.m.. Theo shall I hope to lead you to the continent of
~trot .America, to gather Irish laurel/in freedom's cause. Your

rt antes will be transmitie.J to the latest poKerity, as the liras wp
foinicd sblid ba.is fur the emancipation ut thine delightful su
fruitful regions, now in a gird part groaning under the upprof-
SiVt: Laud ut ,evotism.
• i be clidureis u. South stinerica will ref din your names in
their autif,s; your Wing deco; will V. I.int:ml down to succeed-

log rflurntbme, and will corer ironnolvm 211.1 your latest ro. 1
trrity with a nest r.fading wreath of illos y. 'the path of honour
is Low open before you. Int those who distinguish tt.enuelves
look forward with confidence to promotion and pri.fernient. 10
perpetuate the rotatory ot yi.it.r valour, I hire decreed and do
decree a shield of hotour to be wort: on thr Irft arm of every
individual who has aysisted or co.operated in the reduction oldie
Wand ot Ameba. Ibis shield will be round of the diameter of
four inches, made of red cloth, with this ' Veserd.r::
Arnais, V9th tit June tie I u 17,7 y. I,' surrounded by a wreath ot
laurel and oak Wave., embroidered in g, Id fur the °lncep, in
yellow si.k for the men. 'I he colours ot the corps ot National
Artillery, the first squadron of Cavalry, and the regiment of
Columbia, will have the sante devise euthaoidered utt the right
angle in the ce!ou la. l.nrg live the conquerors of Amelia!
" Dated at head-qvartera, San Fernandina, tst July, IC-,
7 and I. Connors 111`Gar.ticia.
w JPPIDt YRIDASIMV.SeeIttarI."