The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-08-07 00:00:00

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Da fleets', ox-ittbilltall Of the i,
Dr Wrtsrtaeourt, Mlle,. at Lubeck. ,71 ,
be Sues, ditto, aeHaniburgh. • -
Faso: ''sewer. ;librarian. at Heasburgb.
Da Move, es-Lawyer to the Imperial Coen, inginds*gb.
Etinteauatire, ex• Lawyer at Hambargh. - `I
' Evaserrate, ex-Co-proprietor of the Cotrelpoirkultot Vam- sr4
burg. • •
Al*rest.'sz-Illsefle, at Xsplips.g., , 1 a
Art. S.—These individeali are didered enemies on
to the State, and banished•for ever trete the 'French ar
Empire. . Their Property is confiscated; sock-of tbe .1
said property as is at Ibis momemt destined to the
Public service, shall be appi‘priated to its preterit
ed 401", the zest-fall ..to the Extraordinary
Domain.' " •
Art. 4.—MI persons belonging to the 32d mill-
zitiosa
tary division, who have not absented themeless
since the I.t of March, 11113, and have retwerted at
the time of this present ;Resolution belt!' psblished ;
1 edam • tabu. are'speeified in the preceding 2d Ar..
)
ide, are ellotied the extreme of the term to the 51k.. upon
3 of August, to return to their place of habitation, or :
issued residence. They must cause their return to i
fie certifieds by a verbal process of the Mayor : the 1
l'ilnyeriloille Odd a copy of this verb!! process tol
tfistNeftglif the Department, who !Lill give In. ~
. f0i,40,0r. thirster of the Gikerat Police' 04 ; 1
'lid..oae lOW, 'and to the Governor-penetalpn the
other, .-Tierrieviglnal verbal process Oen* depo-
sitedli the Archives of the Miyoralty. - e ~
Art. 5.- Such individuals as have not rehmieil by
the tiipe preicribed, shall be considered in like man:
net. with the persons specified in the second articlo of.
this preoent resolution, and be liable to the same
punishment. •
I Art: 3,---The fathers, mothers, or guardians of,
' such individuals as are under age, or who do not en.
jay their privileges, are responsible for ouch of their
children or pupils, who bear arms against France,
or who shell not return within the term prescribed.
They shall accordingly, within the space of a month,
pay a penalty of money, agreeable to a list to be
drawn out by the Prefect, amounting to four times
as much as their annual ground-effects and personal
taxes.
• Art. 7.—This present amnesty is not to extend to
the acts of violence, attacks, and individual mur-
ders, nor in like manlier to the plunders, thefts, and
other excesses, even if these acts originated in the
insurrection and rebellion.
No alteration will be made by this amnesty in the
provisory suspensions of magistarial persons, public
officer, or agents, which bad been publicly declared
previous to the pablication of this present resolution,
nor in any other Mesita* adopted by the General or
the Chief Police.
Art. 0.-.•Tne greatest publicitY sbelf,lie given to
the present reselatlon. The Chief of the General
Staff shall transmit copies of it to the Gleatenant-
General of Justice, the Prefects, and to tbe Direc-
tor-General of Ste Superior Police.
Given in the Gaverentent Palace at Rambargh. July 24.1813.
(Wend) The Marshal Duke of &UST F.R.DADT,
Prince of ECKMU II&
The Remal Chief of the General
• Suit of the 13th Corp.
• CaiAR DE LA. VILLE.
. (A correct Copy).
. t ThelProiket of the personnel of the Maas of the Elbe.
BIRETV.UIL.

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Bums, Suss 17,...The Gazette of this day cosh
tains the follow ing article :
" Since the alliance of Prussia with Russia the
views of the Imperial Austrian Court were directed
to the restoration of pew*, and 'the balance of
Europe, and his Majesty the 'Emperor declared 'ln
public notifimitiens, that he was determined en
bringing about a peace, the conditions of which
would ensure its duration.
$' In consequence of these declarations, the Aus-
trian auxiliary corps was recalled from the French
army, considerable armaments were made, and a

respectable number of troops assembled in Bohemia.
—These armaments have latterly increased, and by if
organizing the land militia they have been completed. I
But, still anxiously concerned for the restoration of !
peace, the Austrian Court wished to make an endea-
I veer with assistance of the Ambassadors of the
iketrigeseMßewers that were to assemble at Prague,
to bring 'boot a conciliation between theiii.
66 The French Court has agreed to this proposal;
and their Majesties the King of Prussia and Empe-
ror of Russia have determined likewise to send Am-
bassadors to Prague, with directions to attend with
continual and uninterrupted regard to the interests of 1
their distant Allies, who are likewise invited to be
participators ; and to state to the Austrian Cabinet
their sentiments on the possibility of hying the fano-
dation for a peace, to be hereafter concluded.
" his Majesty the Emperor of Russia has, for this
purpose, accredited the Privy Councillor Baron
Von Austellen, to his Majesty the Emperor of
Austria ; and his Majesty the King of Preemie has
likewise furnished his Ambassador at the Imperial
• the Minister of State Baron von Humboldt,