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ed 4 viAosy owe, Prince Charlie. thar the Ruff.
ian sna Auiriah itcefs are hyirg and difperfed
ia all directions. diihlae.d and without i-b6f-
lance ths, general Ne, Las s1s~n 5000 -aoisrians
rear the Kline; THAI chsinpionss is ia iull march
10 the rs;Ief OF Conf; ,i,at th,e very f.eihet
Courier from Berlin to Paris thso.,;h Bsunells
that the Emperor OF Germany is extremely jealoas
OF Paul q! Rul.a.
PRUSSIA.
We are more fufe than ever Of the neutrality
thers--Lats difpatehes leave no doubt upon that
iubjeci.
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IA. LEFT OF general Mio:i:s and the right OF
gen. Watrin- the next day geo. Watrin
wirh the zth dehi-brigadc, attacked and
retoos 1t. at che fame time gen. Petite,
puihed a, far az Seragslic, aud gen. Arnaud
as far as Now, TO o-crpy ,hr whole Of the
ensmy's nnr: adinsnt general Gsuthuin,
l'kewile repnlfsd the advanced potts of the
enemy, where he took I6 quintais Of -four,
sod the bread and wine prepared for them.
The rsiult of wounded, be6jes las. priion-
ers, among whom arc Two officers our lois
is ,riains.
SUCHET.
Al the officers and folders of the French
army in Egypt, have been iick. Buona-
parte only has re6tei the uuhealthineIs of
,he climate, and the fatigue of his miliIary
lsbo' rs, TO which he has early accullomed
himfclf
When the army departed for Syria, it
was tiil in very good condition. None
OF the diyilions had yet been viii,ed by the
plague, except the garriIens of Alexandra
and Damietta, Of which great many brave
fellows have been moved down.. Ii is laid
that the plague ragged in the Bakery of the
former of ,heCe cities with fuch violence.
that in two days all the bakers died; which
circumstance deprived the garriion OF freih
bread for fome time.
This circumstance of the Bakers may
lead to fome inlereiiug dilcoveries relative
to che fever with which our cities have been
afflicted.
We are afIured that the Directory has
embargeed all the Hamburger veiiels in our
ports. I hat notwithstanding the fatal term,
we t'il perceive greet many drafts a, Bor-
deaux--That the Chouans iucreaie rapidly
at the Cslvadoes.-That MAIZENA, has writ
ten TO government, . Give bread TO our col.
diers, and we are Gure to conquer-that
while there are Jacks an our aores there is
no grain, and when there Is grain, there arc
IA iacks-"-They compare Moreau 10 Ia.
bus, and Buonaparte TO Scipio--he is, in
deed, the nervous Scipio, who brings Us zoo
handards from the turks.-That the FIX.
deputy Brother, ia going to Guadalupe,
inltead OF st. Ledger.-fha hat the EugIi0,
papers announce the landing. OF emigrant.
on the coat Of Brett. That the army of I.
tally has advanced as far as Navarre-Tha,
The Chouaos have been defeated by Re
publican detachment, in the enyirons o.
Cholet :--That the two chiefs, Renoa aus
Mouriet, are among the 1sin-TLat tht
lord Mayor, Aldermen, aud Common Coun.
Gil OF London, after having pre(euted con
gratulatory addrefsio the King on the expe
d,sion 70 Holland, are now preparing one
of coincidence.
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BALTIMORE, December r,

gentleman Ian evening politely favored rs with
the following euraGt Of a letter from, .Aleran-
dria, dated December *.
! mention to you the truly melanchoIv even,
OF the death OF our much loved general {, ,osor
WAsHINoToN--he made his eSit laG n;sb, H.,
tween the hours of II and Q, sf,er ntorr h,,,
paIniul iilneis Of IS hours The diCotd.r o9 MI
ne dicd is BY fome called rhe Crupe. by Others ar
'nhamnistory ooinlsy, diforder Iatsly 70 moral
among children in dis place, aud belieye nor
until sh'S year known to attack perlons at the ave
OF maturity '''s "se
My Information have from doctor Dick. who
vas SA''eu IN at late hour. Alexandra is max
ing arrangements to thew its hioh ea.c,, fo 49,,
We are all to elof: our houfsS. and "a :. ~
ihou.d do if one of our family had depar.c5 -rls
Bells are to toll daily until &c buried which yI
not Dc until Wednslday or Thurfaay. H. d;ed
perfectly in ms Fences and Il ON dosaor Did, ,c
eonns perfectly reiIgned re informed tf.n, n.
hao no ear OF death, and that hi. affairs were IN
good order, that he had made bis Will and ,ba,
his public buiinsfs was but two days behind b.d y
lNeaeer, whose r thou art, in hstever psr NJ =,
Worio rshcsnt, NOUN with Us the iestb NJ ia
friend 20 Liberty and man; the iavienr =, r.
country, the defender of her riehts--,bs 49,;
or, the ifAteimaa, and the private ei,izen v,bo
ne'er iwerved rom the paths Of = c9itude IN .Ls
tour OF autyi neer arFogated to him!elf M.
"srrsni~bis poser, though placed IN ltua,io~.
70 command q and whole every aa;on ten5.
90 90 me pubic good, Iron his early DAYS 70 the
ehu OF his eriitenee. Il were in vain for ns -
sienFt TO delinsate all ;he virtues Of ,bi, ore,
MAJ IN nswiplPsF paragraph to thofs mor,
acquainted VIII the particulars Of bi, M. VIZ :.
hgn ths taiS Of srumeratingeaeh psrtieulsse~eel
le"ee' pat TO vat belongs TO reeordin 0enrrsl
te.msth 2ood qu~iities 70 numerically re.pe.t,s
whe'her ~ puh &c orfe,i'ed nes in the 6eld. II
me eseinet' or IS private individual Of ,he
! eo'nmGaiy he commanded uniysrial admir-,
i'on snd e"ee'n--in every feDfe OF tho word he
was mAa--sad beloved b. every slais OF raen.
u'"' nave heard the name Of WASHINGTON
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r 4 C II NJ 0 N DE-
FRiDAT, Dacsxsss a..

Price Carreaf-counf,y Produce.
New Tobacco zlf to a4E
Old ditto ar to 3oc
Flour, iaperilne' sY per barrel.
Do fine, 49, per. do.
wheat no 10 ioE per buihel.
Indian Corn zor TO z1E
Hemp sG to 6oc per cwt.
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PARIS, OaoLer 10.

Two o'clock. This moment the found of cam
non e0ifiaiy fone new victories. The pc
Mus OF lberty ever diligent and lowering berween
Eelyet,a aud Batavia has given TO our armies the
hS ha4 OF victory at the moment they both con-
qsered' SuwarrOw purified into the Grifon noun
tains York is decentralization, brother to
Pitt, dangeronily wounded. This appears to be a
mortal hroke TO the coalition.
Oaober IL.
The enemy have been driven from before
Ndtotz and the blockade raifed--lo,ooo peafant,
di'aImed, and 5000 men taken priloners, aau-
dsrd and covered ammunition wagons: this
took place in the different attacks from Seltz
10 Mentz. This moment il is faid the Head
Quarters OF the French, ru,ch, and Batayian ar.
my are returned to Aikmaar.
Among the 1900 priieners taken on the 4th
mil an the battle Of Caarirun. by the French and
Dutch troops, is the king OF Englan1's regiment
OF guards this regiment is eompoled OF lome of
the firf noble families of England.
General Roitoilant terminates his diGpatehes
from Holland, after the sbove victory with this
. paragraph; I" Tel your fellow citizens that we
mall deasoy the Enelifl and Rufiian armies, and
that Republicans wi! always come off conquerors
OF a Coalition 70 inimieal to the freedom Of man
kind
The plains of Now will teilfy, dat notwith-
| harclug the flood OF enemies we had 60 combat.
: lev trecnien put lOp TO their Progrefs but
l the plains OF Alldor4 now become the graves Of
| toe nsrtlieru BarbariAns, viii ELL moe ~tnefs
t,st fet Of vsgabonds, however frighsful their
arect may have been sspreientcd arc not dreadful
folders tor republicans 60 coIabat and conquer.
OdSSsr a..
| Tins moment we have received letter from the
Hague By exPrefs, dated the 9th inaaut, Eating.
thar on the sth there were fosrc infmiihcs Of odt
Poitsi the ON, fenie pstToiea were met and Gu
saEed--sf noon al our army were il motion; we
attacked the EngliCh and A0slo Ru!isns, the for.
meT an the onIet made vigorous reliance, bur
IN " disagreement aud difunion with the RuHians
having oecaiioncd inactivity on the Dart Of the
latter, eonpraey enfued, aud then their defeat be-
came general, and never was feen the lies. In
Mort, they have ioa even their women, OF which
We eouat 400. We cannot enumsrate the number
Of the hain, but the held- Az eogeiSd With them
| ; leagues diiianoe. The EBg.ih having re,irec
INTO their FRA eptrouChment aud fgipyed q. every
neeeiary, have demanded to retire m military
manner, which has been rcfylcd This DAY ,hcy
are 20 be iommoned TO lurrenser priioneis OF war
The good Genius Of rance has been watchful
and has come TO our aid, but the courage of our
lodieri has fill done much more.
AT the departure OF the cxprefs, the Head.
Quarters ct the Frsnch and Batavian army were
at kmaAf. (SgnedJ
PALY, EStsy u dzi Gts Lois
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MARRIAGES.

On Saturday evening lat GEORGE
KEITH TAYLOR, Efquire, Repreieota-
tive from the county Of Prince George in
the General Aliembiy, to the smis5Ie and
accomplished Mis- JANE MARSHALL,
Of this city.
AHd on the fame evening, Mr. ROBERT
GORDON, Merchant, TO the much ad--
m'red Mhs ]. CURRlE, both Of this
city.
DEATH.
On Sunday morning. laa, SAMUEL
COUCH, OF GoochIaRd county.
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Continuation of Late
Foreign Intelligence.
T From Paris Papers receis,sd at
Neq0-1ork.
PARIS. Oaoher "a.

On the 18th Oa about 500 Ruhan
priioners arrived at Paris fome on loot &
iome in carriages.
The concourie TO zee them pats was at.on-
;lhingy mmenie. They were all dreiled IA
green, and the officers were only diltinguiih-
ed from the priya;cs, by cooked hats, and
fuali Glver bands. In Rufiia, the French
yrIoners were regarded as the objects OF po-
pular invcetive. In France, the Ruilian
Folders are the iubjetfs of our pity s. com
Inileration.
About two months ago fome infamous
pauicides iighe1 for The triumphal entry OF
she RulIiau troops; while theic very name
made the reit of France tremble for their
liberties and their lives. The Genius of re.
publicauilin has put every thing i'll order.
Defpair ssns in the fouls Of the traitors &
po!troons, while JOY dances IN the eyes OF
the republicans, aad qiicksns the pullstions
Of Their hearts. Rejoice, Rejoice, Q France
Faction hall no longer raitc her guillotincs
ga thy foil, nos ihail Monarchy plant her
igafoids in Thy boiom.
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PHILADELPHIA. Decenb.r 6.
The Rod which Britain holds O.

The Rod which Britain holds o.
Yer us.
The public have heard frequentlv Of m.
hatred OF the DriJifh towards rspub.,can;loa.
but Especially towards US.
hey have ieea IN the letter Of the reye.
rend Mr.. Ogden to the king Of Eng and's
lon that Canada and the northern PROVINCES
arc held but as rod to KEEP t5s .4merie ~
States IN aSOe.
Lord Liverpool ha, declared { sre can nro.
dnce the document thar Britain had o,, -
e1,'fea 10 her infeye,fs ia Asrsriea, and We ca,
thew that dlsxan Icr Hamilton faw THE a.
cumeni, and krows it to be authentic. w.
o,Psaly and explicitly challenge any man 10
deny it. "a" "
We have feen Mr.. Pin and Mr. W;,,H -.
both leading members Of the Britiih cab;net
declaring thar the authors and propagato,,
OF the principle that the people, as the love
reign were the enemies of tie human race
Our contribution declares the peonIe 10 he
iovereigr, IL c law has indeed at,emnt,d -
make the fervanis of the people lovereigD NV
prdieri6ing thole freemen who dare 10 i,r,
tinIze their aetions.
The allied powers of Rufia and a,ar;,
Britain, and Naples, have avowed their hnF
tii,ty to oe directed againa tie SroubI,o,
principle. 1''''0"
Add we bind the Ton of the king of Enc.
land who Is called the duke of Clafence ;s.
ttead OF his own chriAian name, ,h,n ri"
ing 20 an addrefs from The fubjeets of his a.
'her rehdlng at Shelburne, Nova Scotia,
Flow much happier do you in YOUR 4.
tnA'loa feel yourieives to be, than ,Lofe MI
ie'abie and dfiuaed men Go, who have on M,
co, f'Htnt fortified Aeir jfdelfiy 10 fb,;r n,,.
reign aGd the advantages ariling from be;no
(rlyeas 70 bis asgely.
dldy. s''' '"'' can
$ ch are the (entiments of the Br;,;b
kiag's Ion, the ION Of thar king whole nj
inter was concerned with Blunt and Re-
mdyHe /; that minifer whole letters BY Sw.r.
zy are 10 emphatical; that miniGer who
oears 10 conipIcuous part in the letter at
t. ibuted 10 Cramond.
When the Bri,ilh treaty was under die.
cuiiion at Bottom, MIR. otis aGerted Sc tbs,
!. G. British without an additional ,onnd
{" OF powder, or Cannon, would Law our corr
g merce Proitfate at her feet (" One wouJd
l aimoii fnuDoCe ,tst M o.
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SUMMARY.

Il isfaid that the French paroles 20 even 70 che
gates Of Turin tina, general I6slole fneeeed.
central Debate in the Ligurian Republic. tbat
the Breh dec, Is bound to ireland and p,fhaps to
london that TIE Cilalpines dilcover lgns OF
ante Imperial principles: that the frnate 81 Ham
oh'g eehesing Holland invaded and conquered,
s'd ms Ffench Reppbie oyerthrown, have de !.
l,Vefea oP he vsncTab.e Napier Tsndy TO Pitt
'ha, the French have entered Frankfort; thar the
ae's@t Of ne Rulhlns o. Gallons the moa lively
,en'at'oDs N Germany rhat 2 600 French troop,
n.se arrived a. the Hague; that It ia not known
~n-t hss become Of Sawauow; thst MaGcna
N"o Ia Courbe arc already 10 susbia after having
nu'eiy Occurred switzerland; thar the Engliib
N"''1,i' n miitcd unheard Of erucl,ics
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NEW.YORK. Dcccmher l6.

NEW-YOPK, December rs.
- We are happy toinfor,n the pu6Iic, there
Is now offered for lA!e ov DIR. Church, OF
this city, roa excellent vegetable diet, in
lieu oil foreign tea--Thc virtues of which, in
all decay from age. intempersnce or dileafe,
appear to be unrisalled. Il is eoniideu,ly
iaid 70 be the mott pieaians, and at the fame
,inle powerful reliora,isc eser adop.ed
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Oaober IA:
Il Secretary f The Republic has gin.
sA as tie f0iioq0iAg Intelligence.
Citizens Reprefentatives,

The directory has iult isasnt by adiipatch
som gen. Bruno, that the los of the Auelo-
Ruiians, ia the affair of Cslrirum, furpaH.
es he calculations they had made and that
they had not been lels comfortable than at
the battle of Bergen. They are Especially
,iiarciiing to the enemy, as they loft great
number Of officers. The effects Of this VIC
tory are fuch, ,hst on this day 18th O6 J
they were comp He'd TO beat retreat. The
republicans purified then end although the
enemy were three hours in advance, we
wounded GOO OF their men, aud made as ma.
ny prifoners. The Aight of the enemy was
10 prccipitate, that they left behind them a
greet portion oftheir baggage, military aores,
clothing, SC. They were even obliged to
abandon great nuuber Of women and chill
drcn, who :. rived with the Engii(h, & who
alresdy thought itemlelves matters of Hol-
land. In Mort, the enemy ouly topped The
progrels Of the republican. by covering them
leyes by an inundation. The Englih, who
rely more on treaion, than the courage which
they Hels, feat Major Gen Don with a
haE to Gen. Daendels In this reGpeeable
capacity, Don was tecrsiiy charged at
tempt the deamAion Of the Bstavian fdsli-
ty. Gen. Dsendels had him ARREsrTp-
InlfrnStiUns from the Duke OF York, and a
proclamation Of the Prince of Orsnge, were
found upon this officer, which discovered
tue Psrhdy Of which he was the agent.
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October IS.

The new triamphs of the republic, have
excited the mott lively enthuGalm--the pub
lie icy has not for long tine been 70 ex-
ceiye-Nan Of the administrations arc, 70
20 freak, rendered Interpreters. Of them, by
eliminating tie places Of their htting. Our
hopes ave all se once reanimated.-We be-
hold the coalition divided, conquered, GO
verumeot arengthened by cur fucceiIcs -
the factions thonderarGck, dilconcerted aud
reduced 20 imbecility--- we conclude from
hsncr, that the directory will not fufFer the
winter 10 pals away without prohliag by
thele happy events to accelerate a glorious
AID lsaiog peace. which ihall ak the deai-
niss Of he republic.
The battle at which Suwsnow was de.
fsated and pot TO fight took place at Al
torf-MsGeDa commanded here in perfon
he had preyiou1y tent TO ne divliien Of er-
neral Lecourbe reinforcement Of ,ooc
men.
The laa affair that took place in HOLLAND
is called the battle Of Slaarcum. Our DO
i;ioa was fuch as TO deceive the enemy, anS
caufe them TO believe that We were not {,
Hfong a. was really the cafe. They wer,
repolfed aud purified as far as Eymond.
General Lecourbe is on bis way to Paris
for the porpofe, II is faid, ofbeing inveitec
wiih the command of the army of tn,
Rhins-but in that event, what is 10 be
come Of Moreau For undoubtedly Maj
iena viii not perfif in his intention Of re
hgniag, after the Victories which have {,
completely reveuged him for the reprosche
OF insciion which were made aeaina him
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When the Bri,ilh treaty was under die.
cuiilon at Bottom, MIR. OTIS aferted " that
o. Britain without an additional nound
OF Po"oeF, or cannon, would lay our com.
merce Proitfate at her feet . One would
almoit iuppofe that Mr. Otis had .one e.
perieace in the NeqU- Provids,.cs rad
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A communication was received from the
Treafury Department, inoloGng alctter from
the Comptroller Of the Treafury relative to
the CONFORMATION allowed to officers employ
ed 10 the collection CT duties ON impoils and
tonnage.
ALTO, a report from the Secretary of the
Tresfury, on the petition Of fuadry inhabi-
tsnts of the dieriet Of Name, praying for the
erection Of a monument on Boone ihand.--
The report was in favor Of the erection.
Both reports were ordered 10 be printed,
and Inc lat was referred 70 the committee Of
commerce.
The prefdsnt Of the United States inform
ed the houlc, by his Secretary, that be has
approved and iiSosd an az reips6tiug SaIan-
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three years into fcven years. Ia B1,iu
rlierc is no conIiituiion, no limitation of le-
giaatiy; power BIT in America, there is =
contribution, the power OF the legislature is
limited. and the oblra Of one Limitation is TO
lecure the freedom OF the preis.
ID this doctrine is ayowed here, under
IS In fotce ia the United States, even this
idea win be of no avail. The common law
knows nothing of printing or the liberty Of
the prefs. The ar, OF printing was not diff
covered, until tosar,,,; ,he cloie of The 9TH
century IL was at Griffin England, iub
jett OF iar-char,ber jurildiaion, and after
wards put under licencer by talu,e. THIS
!Sa,ute expired juf before the commence
'nent of the pro- mt century, Before this
event, the rights of the prcGs, were at the
mercy osa Jingle individual. There can BE-
no common law, 40 immemorial uiage or
eultom conserving thing Of 70 niod.ru a
date.
The freedom of the prels, therefore,
means the total exemption Of the preis iron,
any kind of legiaatiye control, and conie-
quently the lsdirion biz, which is an al OF
legislative coatrol, is an abridsment of it's
liberty, ard expressly forbidden by the
contribution. Which was to be demonGra
ted
IN the long pages, have kept clear
OF authorities and quotations, even when
expressly in point. fhefe can be reforted
to without my help. | do no. con enin the
opinions Of Others; bat d.icuGion is endleis,
where authorizes are relied on. have Kept
clear too o. perfonaIrenarks. sThefc would
have been jultihed by the manners of the
times, and to man, would have been more
acceptable than argument itislf But the
influence OF truth is not aided by inve6five
and reproach. Ihave addrcGsd myfelfthere.
tore 10 the understanding only ;---and
nope, thar tie lscred caufe OF liberty anc
truth, If nor promoted by ,bc arguments
has nor been diigraeed by ;he temper or Ian
Iguage of
! HORTENSIUS.
Pisgin;G, January 1899.
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Fsoa ras HUR0RM.
no TIE PEOPLE OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
LETTER V.

THAT the zeal meaning Of The vords
" tfsedoln of tie prsfs," has been afceriain-
Cd by the foregoing remarks, viii appear
isili more CLEARLY, if Pthble from the alb
iurdlSy OF 5hofs coafFatiions which have
bsen given ~ the advocates Of tie iedition
lii.
he contribution clearly held cut IL the
biil i.ielf, is that it does not extend to The
Prfsllegs Of printing facts, that are falle.
tais contraction cannot be correct. Ii
p!sialy inppofss that freedom" extends
only as Ear as tic power Of doing what is
morally right. If, then, the freedom Of The
prels can be rearained to the publication
Of fstts, II follows, inevitably, thas It NAV
aiio be reitTained to the publication of true
opinions. There is truth In opinion. as
well as in fact Error in opinion my DO
a. much harra, as falhty in fact: it nav be
as morally wrong, aud It may be propaga-
ted ION motives A. malicious. Il NAV d.
more harm, becaule the refutaiian of an O.
Pinion which IL erroneous, is more difi;cnlt
Than tic contradiction Of fatl which
Is tsiie. But the power Of controlling op;.
mons has never yet been claimed vel I, q
mlniet thar the fame eoharaa.on, which
wsrfants a CONTROL in matters of fg9, does
tas lane as 60 matters Of OPTION. In al.
d'tion - IBIS, il ought To- be remarked. ria,
shs ifHcnlty OF dit,ngoiihing ia many cafe,
bet" tass aad opinion, IL extremelv orra,
a., that ua kind Of criterion Is furo;a,5d Ly
the law under confederation. OF ;hi, mor.
persaps, VIII be faid hereafter.
AgHn' II the congregational eoh0,os;,,
be Tght. i the freedom Of the prefs con-
mis- "a he fnll enjoyment Of the priy;leo,
OF printing facts that are true, +, win {,
TAR read the amendmea.. without II,
words really uled, after fabaitu,inr ,bac
taid by Congrcis to have the fame impor,
The elag viii then aana thus: :. Con
glelS llsli make no law abridkiog the ri,
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(TRANSLATlON.l
Paris 10th Fherm:do,, 9th yea
ofthe French Republie. (Aug

ofthe French Repnblie. (Aug.
8, 1889
Tie Misiaer o. Ext r:or Relations, to e.
dzrn Skipwith, Confol-Geuetal Of the
Uai5ed States Of America.
Citizen.
Youw.!l have feen IN No oCI, cFthc Re-
Gaaepr, copy of a decree made by IN Di-
re- 5ry, in order 70 eauie The priyayecrs &c
Te'ac Si5liia the rules and limits whence
they ought never to have departed.
b this meafnre Foreign powers VIII .,
convinced thar The ESccutivc Direaory.
When informed OF the asufei which may Dc
dire&e,l agaiaa shsm, axe, every pains to
fop sliem. and tc prevent taeir return.
You wiil d5ubtlefs Fec - the iatcnrion ant
utts II the Directory, caufe fo- seclinp 2 e.
cgriry with rcipetf TO the conc cree of YOU,
i-iiow-cit:zens, 70 long as 1t fhall be condn
ed within juE bounds
with, citizen, lha, for the GOOD Of ths
two countries, The conduct of the Fedora
Government may eorreipond with that O
tts Directory. In this fuppo6tion, III,
friendly reiationsof the two people ould b,
foon re-etabliGed.
(Signed)
Gil. MAU. rALLEYRAND.
(7o d foaeladsd in or nesf,
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Fsoa ras HURoRA.