Ill
t$wu
It li even .Mtoabatai. from lit, Uch, kotoevcr Ue sad goad U them!", hive the semblance fM.qu 1I.7, h.b
nm!norpo-MwlibkfrH)(ilc;Ue,4hUhUl e etJd with Kule reaaom. Tie U.J f kglaUtion le
eatttcla.lr tten la rrm.t.n" Uvi e eeascUntie. ClaW-.
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a! Mi fJZZZ, .... I..- Wf , .',. . ... -
Foreign News.
w""'li"."fnniirivT l H tt EUROPE.
J. ... mmrnffmrnt of the varlti to alter hit plant f and that be will not
1 hS' 'thMsrlhe-Ximarif
- ifi.FfAMt''"0-' : J- -y ...
"" E&'an'' r jif
..t ,t.,nir. and very unexpee-
n.rr U m0?r Tvlw ri;Vui
't!lr, IM . 1 1
.vj--- . ,,t. ,.. h (he
10
I II V aw - - . rm -
ket n,r " . .vt fm M.
a
I
Inin UUI iwi""' - - -
. t a mrmKr iiiiilbii
'non!D : : . ...nec!.of tht biKhe.t mo
tod the cret number, eiunt.
mtiter tnrown upv-
From
.McheTthTViuU. wd
"u ...lroD. of troop. .nJ.
Sir. ,ohmbeen.ccuQnofb.ttle.
from thnrth-to -mrt
nclu e,in tn wn"1"1' " , ' '
tka lid 01
the, cnn.n1""" ' j i.
lljrOUKn i-iv r - w,.-.-
j Enouen. howeer,
r.n,?iredto ..rr.nl hf',1"n,
. . ... ..re fierce tnd blod.
"j -iK.-PfliM fotitrht-wUh Mf
ranr.se nd per.ever.nce h.rdlf to he
been eipecteJ unuer iocir v..
i-.u .i. n.rt of the.e eneitre
roen while contending with the Rot
Jan ,dnce, the Pole, were ijU.n l,
r,rrful. It it belied that the fictor
of, he Btk.n mitc.kul.ted the ttrength
. i-.r.i.- tm k vat to meet: .ml
forgetting th.t . de.pl.ej foe ""tow
!, . -i- . Ktt- h.it e. found, before
lime. Ki" . . ....
he w.t .w.re of hi. titu.tion, th.t the
i. ..r .k. Imnrial Lecionii nuthed
with the triumph v6f Ooom.n cwquert,
Kid been tomewh.t t.rnuncu. wuv ,
main battle w. fouKht before Fr.K, on
the th nd a$ib,in which be Kaim,
after n obitln.te end erf - Moodf con
flict, were Tlctorious. An account or the
enetRement. of the.e two day. will be
found under the Frankfort date of March
rrtnenreTideirtit or e -ftt"?
immedi.telj following that .rticle we
from the Wrtw
ni't iii.vnv- . ft' . n
Gazette, under the date of reft. 38
Taninwtfc4couDU in conoeibn there
nn Hnnhr thit the -Pole, were
cau w " . . ,
...... j if not overthrown, llo.tilmei
were renewed on the 36th ult. on which
f,ndon the 37th, there w.t much
bird fiRhting, with contider.ble loss on
both ide. The Pole, behaved .. R.l
lanr .t in the previous .ffair, but being
unequ.t in number to their .dverwrie
they were .t length compelled to give
wit. Determined, however, to make
their retreat in Kf"l order " P,sl"
He, thev tet fire to PragJ, in order to In-
. 'r. tim the advance of the
nini .pw..
iition ofilT.iri. Erlr " '
K .Xn .'''" hr-h.
l.crtit .nnoinicine th" on th Jll.
(l.dins .k.mKl, nolonpr Dro,.c..o
from the nature oi inc cut, P. .
,he entr, of ,ho IU.M.d ,
Inat l:r-.ite o wounded, but on b. other b.nd
-de r ' .t-dt.cretton. f ."eoLJipQU ocr ... t
the RuhnComm.nd.r, to .ignifr their the crtug rj fun bto .tat.
pinion M rSlZ: dit,inclr
mediatelv entered me c. p. ... .
-.,h th celeoratei cor-
vMn, chronide. in
rtjinmiitiii n i .1
(he following emp..tioneo wn
AIireA 8, 1831, 3 o'clock f. u.
W.rt.w ha. eepitnUwd ! . Pr(? h.
been de.troyed bjr Ere! .nd the Polish
Revolution h. been terminated. I bad
entyou long letter before I receive
this intelligence. In th.t letter I had
hoped g.int hopet, expre.wd nt
far a tticcea. which I
- KhHf - AvtsxirA f. But -wl.t t
M..i.ra k. inr arrived with the at-
Bicti intelligence that Wr..w had
cpittHated ind Pr.g has been burned
by lire. Franco will he.r it with horror.
England will tern It with adnes. I Lib
erty I. arretted in her march j but the
'arm which arre.ta her p.rogrett ir but
'Impotent. Russian barbarian, may burn
cities, ravuh women, rip up heir nelp
h vlctimti and plant for while the
undard of deipotitm on the ruin, or in
dependence. But all thia will not avail ;
ad, in apit. of then momentary tri
Utopi", Iht Poiei bU f t be free l
It!
vt
I. .- I. IJ I 1
mm - - w ' m - - n . I
IttrmiOt inee ctounia, li um
I that the I ollth caput! htd not fallen, t
I liia th caeond bf March, and It It ad
j- tk.t fl.i,. ni.t.Ii.ch h.t len nhliir
tfslnlry hit-fortune by itt.ckh.rWir
j. k. f.m -.. There U moreover, imont
(he somewhat eonfused German account
Which "HI be found below, in account o
th.nk.elvinein W.rs.'w. for the retult,
Lf their ooerationt. thu fan to tht
'.Yarn cearir RtD hot fllb,
thnutrh tha Lrava but unfortunate Pole.
after their principal olTieert had Mien at
Praga were driven back acroM me vittu
la, and the Uut.itn commmder wat pre
O.rlnc forthwith to invett the capital.
The Polith official account admitt a lott
rvf flDOO man out kort du-tombat, In
thcta eneairement.t and th.t the wound
,A In the different hooitalt amount to
4. urn. In rerird to their nrecedint bat
ttet, the mott anihentic ind truttworthy
report! ttate the ca.u.ltiet ot the roiei
LI(T. Miknnow, to be .bout 600 killed
i iiv vmiiiJed. 210 ml nintr. and one .la
sounder. That pf the Kulao in the
a i a . ibiaA I.J
1-' -vim" 1 t -
tame affair., iw aiiieo, wounaco,
and 300 mining. The temporary ad
M..iwd -by- General -Dwernikl
over Geo. Cri.mtn et Plouk, and fw
rt... Uter at Nirtwiea on the left bink,
ing their lorwara movemenia. ncy
were, in fact, timple afTairt of Cot.ackt,
in which thee tivtget lo.t a con.idera
kl nnmlvruf men. and upon the two be
ca.ion. teren tmtll c.nnon of the c.libre
of one ed w pount.
alt B
Mott re.der. win proDtoiy oe toroo
.k.i tnrnnted that Oount UletMtKn
thould have to rapidly advanced upon the
Poli.h capital. But it appeart thit the
troopt in the vicinity of the ctpital hive
shown a very different .pint irom n
of the people in the intervening terrt'o
ry. A letter from Frankfort, Mrch 6.
tayt i
!; a fict at indi.putame at the
righteou.ne.. of the Polufi ciu.e, that
the Ruttiaiit have met with no oppo.i
tion from inhabitant In general; that
in Auguttowa, fodiUcbu, buoim, ana
-,k mrt where they hive etUbli.h
ed themtelvet, they have not been mole
live, which in t wr of thit nature wt
etrrtd to have caused them trte grett
ett mitcbicf. Independent of the large
And trt. notwith.tandina' the Dot
pi miscblel. mnepenuem mmi.'m "' r 0
2321 which .ve fatten into theUring to Waraaw wouod.d Pole, and
magaxiae wvlf I R Rtrinira e eltii"ltiti- priaooMW
k.,u Nki.M1iicovlle It wrni, aiann
and other places, they
k.- r..:i;it sunlied with orovinipn.
nd forage by the peatantry, and, a re -
.L . n tmn 4nmiitnn I
thv entry ot me irWp
.n active eommere n gt.in has been car- em rei;ii'i -an
active commerc m b f Jf.ntry, charged them with the
riCd On. . ..r I. . .J k k.rrra ar.a an 'arrihla
E.."o .b. common p.o.. .1 . W...
li .
.k. R ii.ilini.
but
T ........
Ti-ovi the Journal ues ucoaim.
Warsaw. Feb. 31. 11 o'clock, A M.
I mutt give you news of the fight of
....... Th. mmr h-
my untortunaio "
gsn on me iin oi t.M. - - - -
.m.H affjir. Gen. UernicM ioo 1 1
r ,:nn. w.th hor,e. .nd b.e
'H''1"' k,01 """" ' , 1. .
Tl :;'ce0';eZ to " Z
no occurred i oar t-ommimlcr oeiipi
''!' .Kil &" .b.
- - . continual v
e.l nuV.
k.u frm the citr. and
we me noiu
You
the continue Bring of
SUII(aawja - ,
' - ... flinrti ail Afliflir
can c."i'T - , . e - e
blood flow below our city, for the f.te of
...iia a ma aiiin iiui auuiDia. ' ra .
our unhappv country out
dof To morrow wo anaii do ioi ur
saved
' P. S. Noon A aecond report from
Gen. Dwernicki has just strWed : we be
Heve there are now no Ru.sians on the
. L. i u nf tka Viatula.
JTM postcrip.t here refers t? an sdvsn
tage g.ined ay Gen.
Ru.sian corps commwaea oy
which had pld the Vistulait PuJawy,
,he march of which inspired aeriou. an
.;. at Warsaw. ,
lb 31. -It is now under the w.llt or
W.ra.w that our army ia every day fight
iJ. Generil Diebiuch is at the head of
55 Rulsian m.s.e. fhlch rced by
herouie.ofSiedler.ndVVengrovr. The
Ponr.rmy unable to reai.t these rats..
ia h been7 concentrated, since the ITth.
Prat-a. The Kussians are ro..8
(itit dlwtanccw Thct iccepl )trtlt com
Whlofi for renertl en
miai wimuui
gagemem.' i he I oie. .nneivor to orawi
WM. Ska a
Ire
into the wood., where the cavalry c.noot
t a
10.030 men. Several hundred oi pep
tone bare been brought to the city, along
ith about 3.000 wounded pole..
- . . . m
I be roliib general Uwernlcli, who ai
ter a brilliant engagement, patted the
Vistula at Gors, to t:op the mirch of the
P.: ,v ' l.. k.4 .i.k
him. near IT.i.nlr... battle, in which
h repotted him, and took several can-
noo. The Prince it under the ordtrt or
notber Ruttlan General, namee Krut.
.
Rill e.Aa.iL..L k..t klmnetlf
"HI fS V ltj r IV i)llllWUV4 UUI MI'Mivm
He It the horror of Poland, bectute he
wat born Irt Poland, and becaute he de
torted at the Insurrection, . brie.de of
Polish Ltncera whom be commsndtd,
.ptou rTSTHi i rtrSerf rrtTJcTf Atf
am (j!.rAH.kL
It ia Imtvn.iMa in nalnt the heart ran
ding spectacle which W arasw presented
on the) I Oth. The s.siety produced by
lha haltlni, aihtrh aril aaen from all DoiotS
commsndina the Vistula, and the seaFof
the inhabitaBta standing round the wa
annt nf tha ainiinitMl tA nffer tham Sl.il
tnce."Th worfof erectlnpthe- Infer
.... . . I,.,
tor barneadea was Interrunted, ana it is
t hooch? thit if the Polish arm, yield
inr, to numoerat la noaiiv uriTeo .,
- 1 i It . J t . L.
this unfartunata r.iiv trill onlr attempt a
v , .
useless resistance, the consequences of
...j-.i.l t !r..T-
nii.il icriiir inc iiii.(jiu.huii.
The force of the Russian armr before
rr?s is norex.ctly known.
I he following new. from the theatre
I war at Wirnw, on the 3 1 it ult:
NEWS FROM THE THEATRE Or WAR.
The battle which was eenerslly ex
pected begin on the 19th, nearGroncho
it to o clock in the morning, and lasted
in a nVlock io the evening. The most
errible of the firing took plsce between
ro and four o'clock, in tbe eveoing,
nrl Chlcki Dubli.hed that be bad re
eeived from bead quarters, news that our
. . . .. . i . i
irmf lOUgoT wttn - tnf;reiei - iKa.ary.
tha whole of the dar it hid rfot
trraat numSer of tha memy. The field
of battle remained in our power. The
Ha w .
hole ol yesterdsy was employed in
R atstarm weH.Rrmar- priaooerw
1 the two armies 3 to pieces oi cannon
ere in action. It is auppned that the
lene
m his loat 10. 000 men. At 1 rf
men. advanced towsrda our line, ine
- - , ... ,,. .,, ,K. fir.,
0.,,.;... -od .h.
and bloody that, of the two Russian re-
The
General hat tent to tbe national Govern
meat two stands of colours and two can
non. Itwonld appear that, besidea the
iJ bitslionof Ursnadiera, wtiicn has been
aC DiiailtWI vlVI.UVJV, -.' II. UVLU I
disperced, and some tqutdront of the 4th
Regiment Chaseurt, we have not aulTar-
.J ....... I. Tka anamv for the nil? hi to
CU UIVi.1.. - --- ---- - m - --i
the surrounding wooas oi .uuosna.
Tn dir at eieht oclock A-
the
cannonade began, and has continued till
seven o'clock iu the evening. Tbe re
nlia are not vet known. It is certain
however, that our aoldiera have gained
In suite ef the strong cannonade
5 the Russians. They have again retired
1 1 !k. -a. To-morrow, the third
i y, th. battle wllti,. reneed-Ex:r.ct
u.f, . 1
from the Official Journal.
irvni uo vtmiv.. .
.W JSeyi fl,n. ., r-eie,
X cortiaof Cossacks, compoied oil,
ooomen.passeu ,
General Krutx, between Koxiennice and
CrowT-dei commencement
Utetoia, iaa 1 w
of the action, took from them six piece,
r ...... and msae iw prisoners.
01 cannon, auu r
VI "
iv- An. m . vet know the result
waRSAW, tea.
Th Natlanal Gove'nment bsa pub
lished the following proclamation
As the foli.h .rmy, in conseque-
of the engagements which it has h.a
lal . J-.A.
:.k k nm . win nrooaoiv
win. . i r i
1 mm. vnrtP- it e. a n tak -the : National-voy :.l
ernment haa thought it na ajiy
measure, to aecure It from a ilemonttra
tion of the enemy, and to place it
state to, make vigorous aetence.
haa therefore decreed .
U From thia day, the I9th ot rebuary,
the City f . Wrsw-Ja declared ia a
atate of aiee. .'ij,:'..;-- --.
9. The Uovernor 01 ine city w mvea
..-I fmm thia time with all the military
power.. J If b commanded in a place of
war
AY, MY 2, 183
-
i well it lh. InhaMtantsofWiMawtarejpjitU!, The Nttlon.l G,,,, 0f Tlf,
bald to obey the ordaf of the OovernorM bive bean emploe4ta collect lb.
laT.aV. . I tV Jr ... ailal
tor tne irmin on it tmnci oi n
or pain oi urierioc according lo muita
ry law.. '
I eert. . .1 .riLI
la. a t am V . 1 -
rt. it:.; - mine two inuancea o,i
Rut.lan Inndere and the Polltn defend-1
era of their liberty b.vlng Taught, the Po I
let n.ve corquereo. umciii iccwmi
of the auccetful commencement hiving
reached Warttw, affords universal joy,
.A ...ki.. . kA, ih rVJImtlnr
detail, i
Oet. Dwertlcki, and the brave Polea
under bit command ettecaeo uenerai
Geltmir's corp. In the year, or Scroctyn
I m. a
near Slo"k on Ibe Vistula.
The Polea fought like Hon. killed
400 of the enemr, Including one Lieu-
tanam Cninhal ftf the artillarv. and one
. . . . .1
mm mnn iMiAnAV. inriiifiiiiv
ftwcr Ciptawr.tro Cteufeoanw - two En
t ens t s xed man? horses, a large au.
ply of ammunition, and took 1 1 pieces of
" ... at af . t
cannon J of which the y immeomeiy
turned agalnit the enemy. The Poli.h
artillery worked to well, that they soon
aismouoredfi ve6flh ene my, -earr
non.
The Pe4e. lott one st.is'ant-sargeon,
ind fifteen-merr ltlMend 1 wownbed
amrtnv whom were Miior Roan and
l.iaitramnt Zalkowiki. and 3d Lts. - Rid-1
v - -
nwanaki, 8molvutkl, Ki ay tanowskl, .nd
Ractrnskl Tbe Major led the attack oa
two Rerlmenia and a battery of artillery.
The coolness", intrepidity, l6demheslatrn
of the young Poli.h soldiers just formed
excite the .stonishment, and merit tbe
highest pnise the first fire of tbe Rut-
sisn Artillery fell on . battalion of the
irst Regiment of Polish foot, commm j
ad h Lieutenant Colonel Kychlowtkl,!
Lill.J .....1 fk'.a man. hill At A DM ffa-I
mica
ate the lent confuaion in thetqtre which
they had formed, the placet of those
who fell in the front were immediately
filled uo by those in the rear, and all eon
tinued to join in the national tong : of
DembrowikL f General Geltmar led
and very narrowly escaped being jaken j
pritoner. . srraimentwill very probably involve
.IThe RmsIsb prisoner! who were Taken UngUnd io ditptjte wit h" Frmce the . -say
they were assured Ihey were only nil0n with which England ought'
going, to cntnica t . v... .
'no nsa reoeuoa, men ui.iwm w w
a a I L 11- ak-ia aaak ai ak. Alt I M
PriMia to mee the French, who were al-
aa41Mtn.iha.aLay.tfl.attack the. Rumant.
The Second example oi roiiso oravery
and folish success is tne attacx on me , , .r , . . . 7
anrCd of General DawbheewrI1?
avanj s;uru yi . - V : trifw of the Betetan terltorrTTT-abatf tie"
thei'oUttookJQO ..prisoners, jnciuuing
two colonelsrsix plecei of cannon, nd a
quantity nfarm.a which they found in tbe
?.mp. Further p.rticul-ri respecting
thlTfecond affair IwUI give you In m?
next wSen 1 hop. to be able to give you
1 . v .
in account ol a more general oaiue near
which our armv is Dreosrinel
. . . . . . . . .
nr Jll the eraatesi enerirv.
BiELia, Feb. 35.
I.mnnii frAtn VVaraaw of the 33d. SSV
AWVWVMl. ..WM W m
that on thst day there had not been any
action io the army beyond Praga; and
thai li was the corns of Gen. Pahlen which
tnal K Wll ine corpa ui i
. . t -k.. . .u. ......?:n. ai flra.1
-
chow, which however, had fallen back on
the main army.
tne maiu army. , .
VTA.SAW, feO. St.. I
. .... I
On the 31tt and 33d no hostilities toso
place on the right bsok of the Vi.tukla
On the fint'div some f the outpost, came
to blow., out . white fla( wa. tent by tbe
Russian., which led to parley between
the Rus.i.n and Polish Generals, ia tbe
. .. . i ..:..,. .......I I
I course oi wnicn w" -.," i
Iv .. . . . - - ti. i j 1. 1
upon for the purpose o, oury "MJ
tbe armunce juii commc iMirar.iu.-p.
k Peoole here aus
arrangement to gain time to atrengtnen
their position, and to obtain fresh .up
t. of orovision. and ammun t on
pliee ot proi n tfintJIHt
in iotuhw nanw, ftv-.-.., 1
l. .... n . . , t. r,.. I
that U me iunan luiigw in
ests they will bo likely to be loss in our
tnarth.a, which ra.y every day be com
noted to become less.secure, as the spring
... I Xa.lf mnnat art 4 mfTtk
weatner muci uwa -1
felt. In the battle of the 30(h our ariil-
. . ... 1: n r.J inA.. I
iery oenaveu emiremoiy wi
Mere.JojiiJitpo
..Varrfmnlatelvditmoun-ltered
ted. From the palatinate ol Augustown
we learn that Zallwski ha originated a
. . a .
guerilla warfare against me uussians.
tiamowrg nrpoier marn 1 .
Waesaw, V. 38.
Rxtrctt rim lhet JVar$aw fiafteri which
direct to Par li . 5 ,
flenarit Dlebttich offered a reward el
500 ducata to any one who could deliver
m tn him 1 student of the university ot
of the military acbool, and 3,000 ducats
tor each member 01 the wnataoar 01 u
..NO. M
f " "r - -'yvn m nn
Vta lall tkat IHal ILIII.I.ni Ua li.. BE . I
(VOL
ioi mine, ana iy F'l"up auaitlent .
I for 6.000 mm ,
'rw. mm Jl si. . Aft ItlH! tv ? y
BT 1 H . I twit P. 1 . nrtV.
uarvra, w . j ,nB a9
ewi, kave been arreaied and tef u,t(.
Aecordlna; to the opinion of fWIenc.
n gmun, m wr ,ivr. vn
clever General in order to effn lt
tal defeat of the , Rottljnt. . :Jnaach
aoMIara aa the Polea. Nipoleon ,nii
have already conquerd the emU tg.
tent of Kustla. Princt Rinaiwill, ,
i orave man. a no no ouw
bl or want of akill but he oov,
1 aV . 1 . t . . . la iLa Anim.li av
aumcieni eapenent m in vuw.-"-0i
large ermy. Hit uccettor 0.
Skriyneckl, who wts only a Colonel!
the time of th. revolution, i.
I r jt.I u ..! IT. k.
i n. vprv oiiunruiinca main. . "
j every. teatoB l he tU M will. be
I to man. up lor me oroiiMim- wnw
bay. occored.
1 .
THE NETHERLANDS
Tbe Belgic Congrats, not hiring beet
flggtvrif a King of "their own chootingi ',
have appointed a Regent to direct tbe
uovernment provisionally, tusnrsi act
baa beeo one of great imprudence. We
TIatf.Tcraiim)chntaTrniibefcr'' d"?"
dressed to lb. people of the Dutchy of
1 ..v.knrivk Tkl. ! hri4!rar ivm. -
Mil W'SIVW " W " w aaawa av w
,,,,1011 of the House of Nastau, .nd will
no, b relinquished by th. King. Aod -
,k AltiaH I'awar hav not awarded It to ' "
lo Balgiant.Should tbe'tatter peri!it-r
jn ,bejr cfr0rt to retain it, the King of
iruttia may find employment for tame
0f hl ,0 mi hp, Dutch, nrili'
bor aod relative. Should hostilities en
,B wir woud soon become rener
.1
mi. tfl - 11.11.. J I.-- - . 1
mi b.iiij( vi iioiiina nil iwrmcriy ..
lcceded to tbe termt of teperstion, ad '
jUiteij bv ,h. Allied .Ministers In Loo-
do0 in( . Brlti.h fleet bat been ordered .
ror tn Scheldt to enforce the termea a. - -
U reed 10 by 4 he General Power. -for-the
I .-.,(--, Arikrttliftuta"f aeii H.,1.
,-nd .ngiumJTjiaattauijf -ofUbieII
nQW w g er
BRUSSELS.
jlSdamHi ihi Re nil V Bjfixm
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The Congress has prote.ted ..
g.in.t the jet. of he Congre.. .t Loo-v
wh,cn " Pr h",ftcon,rl
onlv as oroDouls The nition whikik
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mies will maintain tne protest of it. rep
resentatives. We began oar revolution .
in spite of the treaties of IllSf we will
fioish it in spite ofibe protocols of Loo n
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Lnvamhurtrheri I Yon have kaea. ,
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t&r thAia three cioturtes Balctint like hi.
and you have ahown yourselret worthy .
ol that name ever since mo reign ot ;
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rniliu my v.wm, wnu.,., , uur,
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nave naa ior mcir uujuc. common na
tiontwy. sn ismrwaH ior no nm
time chosen connexion wi n uerrasny, .
but you have continued to live under tbe ' .
a.me in.utution. .. the re.t of Be glum. ,
In the grand Uuchy a. br,;
nikap Ralvie nroTloces. Kine i, ilimm .
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1... k.Li f ka .ru-lal rnnariiirt wkirk h.
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violating bis own- War hat decided be-
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founded, j Yotj are no .tr.nger,. to our , ;
combata and our yictorle.. ;; You have .
.nontaneouslv .SsociateU yourselvea with
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Rlt rtvntitmn. and the namea nr
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your Toiumvcri ai iiw nia-
tory ot our oays. aay njoy,
a. far aa clrcumstsnce. will permit, the
thannfiia of the revolution. The most
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odious taxet are ibolithed. Too have
.nnrulva rammed vour communal ait
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by. men of your own cneottng.
Your DsDUties have con cured in eivin
to Belgium theContiliution wbicb gov
erns it. 1 ou nave not torgotten tne vex- k
ationt of which you have been for li
yeara tbe victim.. ' Fear the return of
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the uutcn system ot taxation, wnicn nas
ruined your manufactures and your egri-
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Culture. :--a urn man wow apsa. wv- yw wi
legal order, .nd who excite among yotl
civil war are the agents, the accompli'
cas, of the overthrow of the Government s
they have fired by all tbe abutea, b
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