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knows. no other interest. than that of a depraved viol.
Such, Citizent, is the eheracter of him against whom
we hairs-to defend ourselves. What would become
of these Provinces, were the sanguinary Elio to enter
them triumphant ? For you, Citizens of Buenos
Ayres, are reserved the first blows, as well as the
glory of returning them. Providence has left yciu
the alternative of being the mast noble people of
South America, by being her deliverers, or the first
of slaves. We rouse you, as well as the rest of the
Viceroyalty to argot. Necessity requires that the
whole people in mass should vigorouslf seize the
sword ; that weapon will be, in the robust hands of
the defenders of the country, the decisive instilment
of victory. It may be, and the time indeed appears
not to be distant, when Elio will deniand the succour
of foreign troops. Imprudent .man 1 Has he then
forgotten what he saw on the sth of July ? Can alive
mercenary beings combat with such noble Citizens
who struggle only.for their homes and liberty ? With
these troops Elio pretends to come to desolate our
coasts, and- enter with fire and sword these regions
where tranquil-minded men have wished to spend
. ; ;heir happy days in the bosom of peace. To arms
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•. PARR MAY 2. then, noble .Patriots ! The government' will take
iiis Majesty the ENirenoit arrived at Cherbtrrgh care of your subsistance. Belie not the glory of your.
on the 2.7 th ult. He was rceeiveltwo miles tret' the ancestors; nor let it be for your posterity to say that
gates by the Municipal Atithorizies.—Her Majesty your glory lasted only for a few'montlis, and seiVed
the Emettess appearf not at all affected by the fatigue. only to draw upon your country more of the rage of
Both_ were every where received, by the prayers and tyranny. Return not to your habitations, to leave to
loud acclamations of the people. ! your country the painful sensation of having called
SAINT LO, MAY 30. I upon you in vain. Let your arms be the securities
in of your independence. Better to sacrifice our lives
At Sthis morning five o'clock his Majesty being
and property for the liberty of our country, than to
the Roads, made the squadron be. reviewed, c-an- reserve them for the spoils of our oppressors. Better
nanded by Rea:-Admiral 'frotid..!. This squadroa
to tornbat for national independence, than to become
went through several evolutions at some leagues dis-
slaves to the caprices of a Tyrant. At the same time
tance frond the Roads. Their Majesties breakfasted
.that the Junta exhorts you to the defence of the
at eleven o'clock. on• the Dike of Cherbourg. The
Country, it has for its particular attention, not only
Nquadron returned by the eastern entrance, sailed that the corps of the troops may be complete and well
along the battery within pistol shut, and went out ; , organized, but also that the military spirit may be
again by the entrance on the west to recommence its :
diffused among all the citizens, and that they may
cruise. At 12 o'clock their Majesties took an airing
find themselves disposed to aid the common cause.
in their carriage, and arrived here again at seven in ..
1 I.therefore he Junta has resolved, that a general en-
the evening. , _ _ . I listment shall take place from the age of 16 to 45
years, from which will be first drawn 4 number suf-
ficient to complete the military corps, which are in-
tended to be paid by the State. In the mean time,
the Junta will draw up the articles from which the
regulations may be formed.
Signed by CORNELIO DC SAAv2oRA,,
and the other Members of the Junta.

THE LADY OF THE LAKE.
Thli day wai published, price, in 4to. Proofs on India Paper,
10c. Prints in Foto. 15s. and With the Poem, in bvci. 81 7s.
LLusT RATIONS 0( Mr. Walter Scott's Porn;
of the I,,,ADY of the LAKE, engraved frinu a beautiful set of
Paintings, by Mr. RICHARI) COOK, io the Brat style pt excel-
& nee, by Warren, Anker Smith, Charles Heath, Anactrone, and
Engheatt,
Published for the Proprietor! of the Ccpyright of the Poem;
Longman, H tirst,ltees,Orme and Brown, Paternoster-row; Win.
Mit r, Albemarle-et reet ; and John Reliant s andCo.Edinburgh.
. Pictures are now exhibiting at No. 54, New BondAstree:.

This day was puhlisind, handsomely primed in S Vuls. Post tvo.
• price Cl. 4s. boards, the Second Edition of
SELF-CONTKOL. A NOVEL.-
His is Within. 7 here, unfatigued,
His fervent spirit labours. There he lights, ' •
Ard there obtains fresh triumphs o'er himself,
And never-withering wreaths ; compared with which
The laurels that a Ciesar reaps are weeds. Cowen'.
. Printed ha. Lot gman, iturst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater-
and. Manners and Wier, Edinburgh.

FRENCH PAPERS.

PRESBURG, MAY 4.
The negotiations. for peace between Russia and
Tin key ate tarried on with much apparent activity.
The Chevalier ITAt.INSKY is the accredited Minister
on ,the part of the Russian Government. We are
assured that Russia has offered to relinquish all the
strong places 4outh of the Danube, and to snake the
northern bank her boundiry but there-are many
other points difficult of adjustment, which are likely
to mar the negotiation.

MAY S.
Eirly on the morning of the 10th ult. the Da.
nor, without any previous warning, suddenly over-
flowed its batiks below Pest, and inundartd the adja-
cent cmintry thirty miles. By this accident twenty-
four villages, for the most part extremely populous,
were swept away, With the greatest part of their in-
habitants. It is dimputed that between three and
four thousand persons have hest their lives.

GE! MAN PAPERS.

BERLIN, MAY 4.

Our Colin Gazette of this•day contains an Order,
clii wing' the seizad:e of such persons on the frontiers
v,ho shall :act as tecruiting agents for a neighbouring
POWtr. It also forbids the execution of any contract
for supplying the forces on the Danube with live cattle.

MAY 9.

The rumour of an interview between the King of
lPatsstA and the t nveror of..Russta is currently re-
ported here, and has derived support from a part of
the uacds being ordered to the frontiers. The French
GenerAl RAPP passed through' Berlin on the 2d, for
Dantric, to inspect the fortifications erecting there.
The fortresses of Stettin, Custrin, and Glogau, have
been provibioned for six mouths; their garrisons have
likewise been augmented.'