The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-04
PROCLAMATION

SPECIAL order 1T HIS Majesty the King, hat
~ "Wednesday mex, the 9Th II July, the
French will enter this capital. AS it is his
MJesty's express will and desire that the
troops of his iliustrious brother may be re
ccived and treated in a suit able manner. he
xpeCrs that every one will Concur in recei
wing those brave troops with friendship and
esteem. and treat them as is due friends and
allies. and especially to the troops of the
Emperor Napoleon. The justly famed mi.
htary discipline. which besides many other
military virtues, distingui shes these troops.
Is guarantee to the inhabitants of this ca .
pitol tor the safety OF their persons and pro-
perry 4; and also assure these troops that
they will every where be received and trea
ted as friends and allies, as every one must
be sensible of how much importance il is to
the whole OF the country in general, and the
capital in particular, to fulfil in this respect
the utmost wishes of HIS Majesty His
Majesty, therefore, trusts that the lnhab
tants of the capital feeling their duty in this
respect, will zealously co operate IN hat
which is of such imperative importance TO
this city. and to the whole kingdom, and
avoid the destructive consequences which
must ensue, should tuey, contrary to all
expectations, be guilty Of an opposite CON-.
duct. The above mentioned minister.
(Signed)
WANDER CAPELLAN.
Amsterdam. July 2 1910
HERMANSTADT. June -They write
from Jassay, One capital of Moldavia) that
the Russian authorities have begun to or
ganize that province. according to the
forms and laws of the Russian Empire -
1t is said that the Russian army has pass
ed the Danube near Widdin, in three divi-
sions.
EXTRACT ofMe minutes cfthe chancery Of
STATE.
AT the Palace of Compiegne, April "a, 1910.
Napoleon by the grace of God, Emperor of
the French. &c. On the report OF our
minister of war, our council of staie be
lug heard, we have decreed and decree
as follows:
Art. 1st. The Frcnchmen who are con
cerned with the dispositions of our decree
OF April 6th 1909, and who did bear arms
against us in the service of the contn email
powers with whom we are at peace, since
the LIST of September, 1904, to THIS day, will
ob'aIn All amnesty BY Conforming themselves
before he LIST # Jan. 1911, TO the disposlti
ons If the articles On, 7th, 9Th and 9Th of
the said decree
Art. I'd All the Frenchmen who will take
the benefit of the amnesty will be obliged to
subscribe. and file in the clerks Office of
the tribunal of war, which Will require an
act OF Their p esenCe-a declatatlon, that
tor the future, and III conformity with the
21st article of the Napoleon code, they will
not enter INTO any military foreign service,
MOI alb late themselves TO any military cor
poration in foreign countries, without the au-
thority OF the L Emperor.
Copy OF that declaration will be sent i'm
m O. hxy al
minister OF general police.
Art Sd. Our ministers are charged res
pectively with the execution Of the pre-
sent decree, which will be inserted In the
bulletin of the laws.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
BY the Emperor,
The Minister Secretary of State.
(Signed) II. b. DUKE OF BAssANo.
a true copy.
(Signed) TURREAU.
[ From the N Y Evening Post, Aug. 81
BonahGrle's Decree.-From an article
translated from oar flies of Hamburg papers
it appears that the decree of Bonaparie,
which releases sequestered property, has re-
terence to only such paris of Holland as have
lately been attached to France and that the
thing is by no means general even in Hol,
land.
1t appears to be a kind Of Naturalization
TO these provinces annexed to France, for
soma privileges which 1t is probable they
may have lost by such annexation.
TRAEsLATIoSS
AMSTERDAM, June 20 Anticipated ac-
counts have reached us that in CONNER
,ial Council, held by his imperial Majesty,
II 81 Cloud on the 18th inst il has been de-
reed That IN those provinces .former-
y Dufch but no70 annexed 10 The Trench
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