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nit.
am not come - punfh you for delufons
which are pat, but to guard you from them in
future.--None fhan fuffer except thofc who
periift in error, and who fhew difpohtion to
oppofe US. All others fhall be accompanied
in proportion to their fidelity and the aid they
afford.
Thofe who have been mifled fhar, upon lay
ing down their arms. receive pardon and pro-
tetfion.
Headquarters at St. Euphemia, July !, 1906.
PROCLAMATION.
Sir John Stuart, knight of the grand imperial
Order OF the Great Crefcent, general and
commander in chief of the trhops of his Bri.
fannie majefy landed in Caiabria.
The Britiih army under my command hav-
ing with the help of the Almighty, obtained
great fignal victory over the French army, COM
manded by general Regnier, and having COM
PEELED the remains Of the enemy's army to ay
with terror and opprobrium before the vietori-
Gus Engllh troops, and to leave to us the en-
tire pofieiiion Of this province of Thither Gala
bria.
inform you, o Calahrians, by the prefent
proclaa alton, this happy fuccefs, and delire
youto join with me in purifying the common
enemy, and >eftablithing amoog you the au-
thority of your augutt and legitimate fovereign,
Ferdinand ~. whole royal fandard is once
~ ''"Ff'y f'"Ais~o WV" JOY diio 6ioiy dihoiiS
yon.
have already Informed you, in my former
proclamation. that with for no contribution
all the provifons, forage and other fupplies
which fball be furniihed by you to the Briti(h
army, hall be paid for Immediately.
AS proof of your fidelity and attachment
toyour fovereign, require you to give us all
your afiitance and for that purpofe arms and
ammunition ihail be furnifhed you. Thefe,
however, will not be given you to ufe for your
private vengeance, but to be employed againft
The common enemy.
Inc Bfitih army has not come among you
20 afford you an opportunity for indulging in
your private animoftirs, but to protect and de-.
liver you from French tyranny. Good or
der mutt he maintained. Thoir who mall IL.
nIfe themielves with us, and obey my orders,
HAL, notwithstanding any former connect on
with the enemy, he pardoned and protected.
On the contary, all thofe who, under any pre-
tsxt whailoever, ihall refufe to give Us their al
hitance. ihall BE- punihed with rgor.
While congratulate you on the fortunate
1uccefs OF our arms, am anxious that humani-
~ ihould accompany their progrefs. Above all,
charge you to treat the prifoners that may fall
into your power well. further command to
fend out confantly parties of patroles, to COL
iect the ftragglers and wounded in your noun
tans and foreft.
For every prifoner you conduit in fafety to
the Britiih army you fl,all he rewarded. pro-
mile to give you fix ducats for each private, and
twenty ducats for each officer.
J. STUART.
Headquarters at Media,
JulyT, 1906.
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GEORGIA..
AneMR0, Srpf. ~.

We are informed by gentleman dire6t from
Louiivillc, that DR.. Dennis Snelt, has been e.
!ected member of Congrefs, in the room, of
Joieph Bryan, refigned Doctor Smet had
majority OF two votes more than Col. Troup.
We ALTO learn, that Governor IilIrdye has re-
6gned his Office, and that Gen. Irwin, Pr..ii
dent of the Senate, fIcc-eds him for the time
being.
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STOCKHOLM. Anpnn Is.

The Hanoverian charge daffaires MoTsr, and the
EDglifh colonel Becker, have arrived here from Pc
terfburgh. party of the bsdy-guards are expect
ed; and feveral other regiments, from Pomersnis.
All our differences with Prulia appear to be at an
end.
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The publication Of thu Ukafe, which order. tn.
extraordinary ieves in the RuiFian empire, in order
to carry the army to 100000 men, has given rife to
ieveri calculations the military forces Of the four
great military powers Of the European Continent,
luch ashley were eoniidered before the treaty Of
Prefburg. A july steemed writer has given the
folloNutnu 0afeu,erf ~, a.
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NORFOLK, on. %.

Capt. Ruffell, arrived yefterday morning
from Antwerp, ieft Ftuihing The 10th Septem-
Der, at which time Lord Laulerdale was ffl at
Paris. k.J..r
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Sehr. MADDOX, from Philadelphia for Iaguira,
and fchooner Gen. Eaton, from Hayri for ST. Thomas
are tent into Tortoa.-" The Bri,ih cruzers ON the
iortoa itation, will fend in all vefels bound to and
from Hayti."
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The ninety.5x Je~ deputies sfTembied at
Paris, are very confaat In their Fittings. They
drefs IN black and deliberate, with their heads
uncovered. a guard of bosor of City men at
tends at the door, andt arns out with prefeated
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ne author obierves that with regard 20 France,
ne has only valued the troops purely French for that
IN eomPrehendng thofe Of the Federstive States, the
forces Of that Empire will amount to upwards Of
100000 men. With regard to Auftria, her army,
far from being recruited fnee the war. has even
been diminfhed by difnaiaals. Before the cam
Pagn Of 1905, il was sftimated at $4,000 fighting
men.
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FERDINAND.
PROCL IMHTION

QfT J. Stuart, Knight oftbe Grand Iuberial
Order offbe Great Cre/cenf, and Comnla1de-
m Chief ffbe troops efbi5 Britannia MajeR,
izndedir Caiabria.
have been informed, that fince the battle of
the 9Th init. fome fthe perfpns attached to the
French caufe, and fupported by fome detach-
ment of their troops have been guilty of the
mott atrocous enormties, in plundering the viii
lagos and afafinatiug the inhabitants, under
the pretext of punifbing them for their demon
ftrations of attachment to the caufe of their le
gitimate fovereign.
have alto learned that the enemy, under the
lame pretext, has fubjeeted the dilfr q of Co.
srone to military chaltiement and that at the
French headquarters the fame intention has
been declared with refpeef to the whole of
the country which they have occupied in their
flight.
Wherever the Britifh army has advanced,
ia mifiiou h.s always been recommended bv
pro. ceti 'n.---I have forbidden any animadyer-
fon to ,e car upon par opinions. have pro.
h'iiei al pait snimohties, aud to encourage
the pc fsnts to behave with humanity towards
thr Fr nCh folders (who ince their late defeat
lac bscn drfperfed IN the woods and nountsins)
offered a liseraI reward for every priConeT
who ihouid be brought unhurt to the BritifI,
Camp, and by thefe means have preferved
the lives Of many hundred men.
IL retusu for This, plumber and devaaation
have marked the retreat of the enemy and it
was crime IN the peafapts to have witneiTed
the difeomhtpre and dlihonor Of his arms.
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NOI AL DECREE.

Beloved and Faithful People of Calabria.---
The Divine Providence has liberated YOU from
the fevere opprefiion of the French invaders, and
again placed you under my legitimate domini-
on, by the aid of my mott potent Ally the king
OF Great-Britain, feconded by mine and your
al1itance.
The gallant Britifh general, Chevalier Stuart,
who worthily commands the forces in tbofe pro-
vinces, IN his execution has ON pletely fulfilled
the orders of his fovereien, and has anfwered
fai' hfuIIy to the confidence which repof.d in
him, and to the full authority and power con-
ferred on h'm tor the purpofr of obtaining your
hberarion---this power, which I am about to
manifrt by the prefent royal decree, and to con-
firm in his perfon, extending il at the fame
time to all the other provinces of nv kingdom
of Naples, in which the Britinh troops may ar
rive, under his command. The recent battle
which he fought In Campo di MAZDA, before
your eyes, againft the French army, and the
torii defeat of the latter, will be an event fore
yer memorable in the biftory Of the times, and
an eternal monument of the valour of the illuf
trious general Stuart, and his brave troons
He, IN my royal name, will continue TO attend
to your defence and fecurity, and to direct the
operations winch are to take place for the ref.
toration or good order, and of my royal authori-
ty, and ALTO for your advantage. Through him
viii be announced TO you my royal determine
tions, tending to accomplish the abovementi-
onrd objects. You, therefore, beloved people
of Calabria, and of the other provinces of nv
kingdom of Naples, in which general Stuart
fhall arrive with his victorious army--.you, who
have at all times given conltant proofs of your
fidelity and attachment TO my royal perfon, ex-
ute with good will whatever you may be or
red to do by this gallant general in nv royal
me. Haiten to fupport him with all your
forces and means. Aid in every way his ope-
cations, which are directed to your relief and
iecurity, and be purfuaded that I fhall leave no
means uhtried to prevent your peace from be.
iig again diiturbed. and 70 fecure to you and
your families the enjoyment of days more ioy-
full and lefs hazardous.-Given at Palermo.
July 10, 1906.
(Signed) FERDINAND.
PROCL AVIATION
az Sir u Stuart. Rninkt nf the C.a.L I....-.. .
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At Falmouth, wind bound the 7th Sept. Lord
Hobart Packet, Hamilton, for New-York.
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FOUK DAYS LATER.
Our London Advces now reach the evening of
the 10th fSeptember-the lateft brought :.
the fhiP Protection, capt. Terry, who ar
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BOSTON, Aueut Is,
BIZ tbe.@ip Packer. Captain Scott, from Liver-
Pool; Lon6on dafe5 to N Taly.

London paper of June %, fays, that the
American fHuds had experienced comfortable
depTeit0n tor the five proceeding DAYS.
Mr. PnckneY, our Ambatfador, appointed TO
aflia Mr.. Monroe in difcuning with the Britin,
government the caufes Of complaint exiting be-
tween the two countries, arrived at Liverpool
on the 10th of June, in the ffip Diana from
Baltimore, and reached London on the 29d.
The editors ofthe London papers fay that there
IS diipoiitIon in the miniftry, to redrefs any
real grievances Of which the United States NAV
have cauie 20 complain but that the dignity
of the country will not be compounded, nor
its intcrets facrificed, to the Glamour Of par
ty in America; whole object is thought to be
to obtain degrading conceiiions from @. Bril-
tain, or TO provoke war.
Mr.. ErlkiDe, fon of the lord chancellor, is
fated to have been appointed ambaGador to
the American Rates.
An opinion is till entertained, that the diff
pute between PrufIia and Sweden, will be ac-
conmodated through the interference of Ruff
fla.
From fome recent s1aneuvres of the French
cabinet, war between Ruliia and Turkey, is
highly probable.
Gseta Till held out and the vigorous oppo-
fiton which is made in this place, has oceafon.
ed an infirection in the Neapolitan Rates.
which has excited comfortable alarm to the
French
The evacuation Of Cataro fcems not to be
credited in England. From this circumstance
The Bri,iih Journalists indicate, that the buinefs
of the late warfare on the continent is not final
" iettled, by the coaeGced powers, engaged
therein.
The French have added to their domuions on
the continent, the republic Of Ragufa, in DaIma-
tia. This little commonwealth may anfwer for
fome OF the leis ambitious members Of the Ma
PoIeon family.
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MILAN, Lane Q.

Incl econd lieut.. of the artillery of the Italian
marine has written to the mini6er of ,r,r 49,
marine that on the 5th May, with his divifion,
committing OF the Cheheck Henrci, and tire
gun ooats, nc engaged, in the Strait of Bazz,
a kuiiian tquadron, ftationed there 70 interc.,,,
any provitons defined for the iiland of Pef;n,
which was blockadcd.
Inc enemy's divifion confifed of br;, ,ra
three other veiie!s, well armed.
AT 10 IN the morning he began III. ,t,,,,-
nc enemy ieemed 70 difpifc his inferior force
out when they appeared in a line at mort dir.
lance, ne gave orders to his little Guuadron n
open their hre, which was 70 fucce(sf,lIv exs
.u'eI' tnat' after warm action of two bours
. .I,s Nuiiisn vefeis were obliged to make off.
ney would have even fallen into our pofJ zion.
II the calm had not been followed bv hreeys
ron the north, which proved favorable to ttan,-
and ny taking advantage of it, with the bslr, 81
sn." ia,'S ana oars, and aililted by towing, they
got under protection of a RufIian ~ gun mir.
which was blockadng the illand. M. St,lirn;'
VI purined them amoft within reach of her orns
ne tnen tackled about and feered for M,I,s
where ne conducted the Italian CONVOY of ouns
"li,iu,,it'on' Provitions and troops, under his
protection, with which, at S O'Clock tbe r,u,e
evening, he anchored at the iland of JeGn,
.....,. afraid toappear in the baiIa
enamel to opPofe the paflage of the tranfports.
Inc officers, folders, and failors, did their
outy anc the fergeant of the marine artilIerv
particularly difinguiihed himfeif on this occ,.
Gon. y" '"'s occa-
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The Venetian deputation, whole Journey
through Turin and Lyons we already anno,,nc.
ed, has arrived at Paris. I, confi,s of fourteen
perions, representing the continental provinces
OF the ancient Republic, and the city of Venice.
Attic head of it is M. Pifani. formerly Procn-
rator OF St. Marc, who was Venetian Ambala.
DOR IN France before the revolution.
The Princefs of Lucca and Piombino is hap
PLY delivered of daughter.
We hear for certain that the ftes intended
for the grand army will be celebrated amoft a,
the lame time with the Anniversary of the Em.
peror and King (l5th Augua.)
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CONSTANTINoPLE, Nav %.

Inc Iurkiih government is bufiiy employed
IN the equipment Of from 80 to 40 fhips, among
which are ten OF the line of different 6zes. I,
was hrlt intended to equip only feven. This
teet will be ready for fea the end of the month
tne troops that are to be embarked on board
the i9uadron are daily exercfed, and trained ac.
cording to the new fyftem.
The Grand Vizier is now employed in put.
ting IN motion great number of troops which
nave ALTO been trained and difciplined in the Eu.
ropean manner. They are to form 4 corps de
re,erye. IN the rear of the army, which is tc
march into Servia againit the rebels.
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NAPLES. Nav os

teherday all the civil authorities took the
oath OF allegiance to his Maiefy.
On Wedoefday the French attacked c;v;,e,,,
del fronto, a pot occupied by the troops of the
former King, under the command OF an Trio,
o'ncer. The town was carried by afIau,t. The
french troops prepared to undermine the fort
ior the purpofe ofblowing itup; but fortunate.
~ the efuhon of blood has been faved. The oar
r'ion' competed of 900 men, furrendered at
o'eretion. The fort isnot comfortable, but the
petition is very commanding.
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States, in confequence of late unfortunate &C :
cident, ia till more inexcufab,e than we. at f;rt
light, conceived It TO be.
lotreat the commanders OF his MaieRy's
miPs OF war as common felons or pirates to
require and encourage, by a Proclamation of
Tue executive Government, their apprehension
Tor the purpofe of bringing them to capital pu-
imminent to interdiet all communication be-
tween their fquadron and the fhore and to
ie'ze and confifcate the proviiions purchafed
tor the refrefhment of their officers and feamen.
are neafures of direct and acrimonious hoftiIity,
iuch as arrogate, nay even exceed, the rights of
legitimate war. f,-
IT fuch excefs had been the ACT only of N.
York mob, inftigated by the emidaries of the
natcraiized French merchants, the partners and
agents OF hcules in France, who notoriouly
conduct one half, at leaf, of the neutralizinr
trade now Carried on from that port, they might
have appeared natural enough but when we
md theie acts fanetioncd by, or emanatinp from,
the Executive Government of America, they
reafonably excite fIrprfe, in fi,ite of the difco-
very lately made, that this fame government had
Jutt before fent tribute of two millions of dol
lars to Bonaparte.
we were willing, however, to believe that
the people, and even the government of the u.
States, might be ignorant, that the alleged pro-
vocation of the e outrages, if an excefs in the
ufe OF our uncontrolled rights, was an excefs.
which this country is perfectly innocent of en-
couraging in her fubjeets, and which fhe is ON
the contrary, in the habit Of punihng, whene-
yer the offence is properly brought to her no.
ticc.
But an American newfpaper of April sd, the
New-York Evening Pot, publifhed at the very
place where the accidentin queflion has excit-
ed fuch violence, and only weak or two before
II took place, precIudes this charitable filrmife,
and ihews, that an unprovoked enmity to Eng.
land, rather than doubt of her juftice, was the
true principle ofconduef on this location.
We remind our readers, that the accufation
againft the Britih fquadron is not merely the
firing the fhot which produced the unfortunate
event in quefton, (for that, as the veleI had re-
fufed to bring to for examination, is an uncon-
tetfed right of belligerest at fea) but the exer
citing this right unduIy, as is alleged, within the
privileged limits of the American ihore.
A council Of the cabinet minifters was yefter.
day afternoon held at the foreign Office, in
Downing ttreet, at which the lord chancellor,
earl Spencer, earl MORA, lords GrenviIle, How
lex, lord Henry Petty, lord Sidmouth, MIR. Fox,
and Mr.. Windhar, were prefent.
After the council, dispatches were made I'D
to De forwarded TO the courts of ST. peterfburgh
and Mr.. ProudmaD, remained under orders.
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PARIS, Iune 70.

Hiy ExeeUeney The MiniRer of the Marine and
TIE Colonies, has ent the oi1ozviue report TO hi,
MaislJ:
" Sire-Capt. L'Hermitte, commandment of
one of the naval divilions which failed laft win
ter, has fent home the brig Surveiant with
dliPatches, which have the honor to lay before
your Majefy.
6 On The Sd of April the divi(ion had taken
81 Englilh veiiels upon the coat of Africa. A.
mounting To ha7s tons. They carried mon the
whole 229 pieces of cannon, carronades, how.
itZers, &c. Their crews, &c. amounting to
5ls men, have been made prifoners.- ne
groes have alto been captured in thefe vefIels :
and among thefe prizes, four that were laden
with dry goods have been fold for COS, 600
francs.
Three out of the IT prizes that remain,
have been armed, and now make part of our
diviion, viz. the Favorte, of g guns G POM
ders, and / I carronades of IL; the Otway. a
guns, Q Founders, and carronades of is /;
and the Flowers, of 81 guns, Founders. Five
of thete prizes have been difpatched as aags of
truce. The Trio, one OF them, has arrived at
Morlaix two have been fold for the convent
ence of the diviion, and have produced so, 600
piafres; and feven have been funk, burnt or
dehroyed.
Out of the 1854 negroes, % have been
given away or fold, or save delerted, or are
dead.
The ref ofthe Negroes are attributed thro'
the divifion, and remained alive on tie 5th
April. At this period, Capt. L'Herintie re.
tanned only 50 out of the SIS prifoners &c bad
made the remainder of them having been fert
away in flags of truce. Tweuty-three only
have been left on board the prizes only one is
dead.
Ths officer informs me that he has infpeef-
cd every point of the coat which he has ran
down with the freaea attention., and that he
has occa(ioned very great lois to the Enpiifh
commerce the enemy's trade, he fays, is ruin
cd for the prcfent year; and in the courfe Of
the fucceeding year, he luppofes their lois will
be comfortable
The veffeIs of the divific. were in very
good condition. NJ. L'Hermitte fpealzs very
highly Of the conduct of bis officers and their
crews. Since the departure from L'Orient, he
had loa no more than Is men, aud be bad only
IA lick.
&" The following arc the names of the prizes 1:
Ship Robert, Derbeyfhirc, Is men, IL carron-
AIDES, burthen $50 tons; Ia Brife, John Simon,
% men, guns. ia tons, Hero, Duncaneny,
IL men, howitzers, 279 tons Flora, lanes
John, II men, l s cauonsdes, III tons Fsyo-
tie, john DAVE, J ls men, Is guns, carron-
lee, $50 tons; Trio, John Hsiler, 2l men, 10
rs, 80 tons ; P0nfonby, John Brown, 81
~ 10 guns, 1ol tons Juverne, Ju1ey, Is
', guns, 7otOns Active, Willy, 10 men,
us, 200 tons; Laurel, Hameq, 20 men, i2
tse tons +; Lord Mellon, Daruould, 40
&c guns; Wells, KEYS, men, 90 tons /;
!, y, Mead, 10 men, 10 guns, I77 tons |;
]. Nichols, II men, guns, 1is tons {;
adams, 80 men, 9 guHs, 400 tons {;
Ohow, men, A tons Otway, Ham
'o men, u guns, 500 tots Danna, Dia-
n, Divers, Commons, 3 men, 20 guns,
Aurora, Bridge, ~ men, 10 guns,
Vs." s,.d. 90, A. ,A,L IN
Oh ''''' '''' ps' Ns"'''
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RATISBON. Iune 6.

The consequences of the appointment Of a
coadlutor will be immediately put into train
by the Minifter Albini, and M. Hedouville.
The Emperor Napoleon has guaranteed the
perpetual poifeiiion ofthe Electoral Arch-Cha
ceilor's hereditary eaates, by means of gol-
Den bull, which he has traufmtted to him few
days ago.
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HONITON. Iune II

HONITON, June II.
The Poll clofed this day, and the numbers
were
For Mr.. Bradfllaw $50
Lord Cochrane 1914
Mr.. Caurteuay
AS the .diifenters had previouly promifed
Mr.. Bradhaw before Lord Cochrane's arrival,
twas Impofiible to turn them. All hands are
determined TO vote for lord Cochrane next time,
and think Brad!haw has made his at fpeech
IN this town. Lord Cochrane aflured them on
the Huftings of his determination TO offer him.
felf here again the very hrt vacancy--a deter.
miHation which was received with the greateit
Joy even by the Bradihaw party.
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TOULON, Tune 4.

GaPtain internet, who commanded the Intre.
P'd IN the battle of Trafalgar, has arrived here
nc was waited rpon by alrthe naval officers in
eun'P',nhent 70 his bravery. Nj. Infernet is ne.
f'-~ - ~
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Saturdays Gazette contained an Order in Cornc;,
Tor hoera'ng all PaPenbnrgh veels detained previous
The naval retur1s up to this day, nate the number
o. ih'ns ~ eonmifion to be--of the line 1872 fife.
10, iiiEa'es lG5, Goops. &c. 1871; pun brgs Sc.
ZfI' 'nahing total Of 7So vefeis The Ordinary
eompr,es - Alps 81 the line; IS repair,ne for Co.
vice, a.d d building
The French General Boyer fet of on wedaeGjsv.
on ms return 20 France. II is under1oni that he Is
20 be exchanged for on, Of the gentlemen who have
been detained iince the beginning Of ,hc war
We underla1d tha, prefentusn; has besn made
to the Grand Jury at W,ani'Ger, 81 public defaul-
ter, who iscl'stgcG in the lief ;eocy Of s0Oool.
Wednsfday. . foreigner Of dila6ion va. char
~ execution - the Bxchcqrrr, Tor 2o0OOI
Parhan'est isexpe6ed 70 he vrcrogu-i abou, tic
Hfth OF nsxi mODth. a dA1iption tor which Tie