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wisely he would act were he TO he az a con-
frderacy asaiDss the tyrapts Of the sea.
But the name and character Of no one are!
banded from side to side more unremit-
tipgly than those Of Frederick William.
There issno doubt that the capture Of
Dantzic has occasionsd a fit Of compensa'
lion for the good king, whosis SO Ianenta-s
bly, enslaved and lyrannized By the northern
Gear.
IS June 12.
Extract ofa letter.
6 Napoleon, il issaid. is about to rams
fer the throne Of Holland 10 Mural Che
jonathan Of this David King Louis is
accused of not showing himself sufficiently
obsequious TO his brother and emperor: he
is charged with favosing the English, and
insidiously in,riguipgfpr popularity among
his own subjects.
" HostiIities are expected TO recon.
mence every day on the frontiers OF Pore-
rama. The combined force of Sweden and
Prussia is said 10 amour, TO upwards OF
Sc, 600 men, Were your expedition TO
arrive at This time with abou. an equal force
there really would be fair opportunity OF
or at least trying your military
prowess. Tbs army of observation would
be able. it is true, to bring somewhat
more numerous body against you, but this
army isnot composed of the elite ofthe ene.
my's sold;ery. but Of Spaniards, Dutch,
Germans and French aud no snail pro.
portion Of these disaTected You have q
sure place of resrea! in the fortress Of Stral-
suod. And you have, in case ofavictory
or promising advantages, incalcuiable re.
sources from deserters and fugilivrs froaa
every part Of the North of Germany. The
Danish government, dees not permit any
persons TO cross Ho.s.e;a without pass.
Hence there have been great numbers Of
fugitiyes from Germany, who have been
reduced to the necessity of returning TO
their sad homes, where their cruel cypress.
or is master. The French threaten 20 pu.
nish with death all who attempt to go iato
Pomesania from Mecklenburg. Blu. in
case che allies should have any success 10
their operations, we all know how insaE,ci.
ent severe laws Of that kind are.
/" In the meanwhile. general Butcher has
issued The following proclamation address.
ed 20 the Prussians
. PROCLAIKATION OF GENERAL
BLUCHER.
I" His majesty tie kiog Of Prussia my
sovereign, has entrusted me with The com.
rnand OF corps Of Prussian troops, which
usited to the Swedish forces, is about 10
commence its operations against the enc
mics OF our country, under The command ia
chief of the kipg OF Sweden. -
H, on the the one hand, the jus, cause
of'the king, our sovereign, is courageous
ly supported by grea, and powerful allies;
SO, on the other hand, the cries Of our op.
pressed and saFrring country sum NOR eve
ry prusssn TO It's defence.
I" The moment Of un dertakins this is q.
lrrg4h arrived and therefore now call
upon all patriotic Prussians, who are cspa-
bic Of m:ll,a.y service, whether residing iu
Prussia or in foreign countries, and armed
f.r unsrmed, as circumstances may permit,
torepar TO the corps under my command,
where every one will be duly received,
main.a;n d and advanced, and there TO CO.
opera,e in attaining the great and sublime
sad before us
''sInhsbisan,s of the Prussian monarchy!
Recolec, the state of your country, when
not one. but'nany enemies, made war a.
gainst it, during seven long years lie
mindful oflhe glory of your ancestors, vino
were its brave asd victorious defenders !;
shew yourselves worthy Of them; and learn
like them, to conquer or die
BLUCHER.
Aralsuad, 1st Juae, 1902
VIENNA, June 8.
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