Declaration of the United SWISS. )


LONDON, IutY zo.
STATE PIPER

STATE PAPER.
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The following is the Declaration publilhed
by M. Won Steger, late SchultAeGfs, or Mayor.
of Beine, and entitled, the g Declaration of the
United SwiIs, who have returned for the reao-
ration of their couatry." ].


SwiGs brethren confcdera,es who yet.
with well to your country, collea your lalt
frength, and exert it to obtain vengeance
for now is the time. Come unite with lhofe
worthy Swifs, who have afcmbled to dekvsr
their country, and to extirpatc the common ene-
my, who has iubjugated you. Conhde in God,
who will proted the jua cauie confde in
German integrity and fidelity, which never has
broken its word. Receive as friends the Auf.
trian armies, who come for deliverancc, and 70.
lemnly allure you that they viii again reffore
ancient Independence, your laws, rights and
government. They have the fame views and
wiihes with yourielves unite with them, fol.
low their directions, and adif them with your
advice and exertions, as much as may be in
your power. At their head is Prince of the
Houfe of Auffria, who, by his fplendid, yet
moral virtues, has acquitted the greatet glory
throughout Europe, and the love of millions of
men, who honor him as their father and deliv-
erer. Under his orders is a diainguifhed ge-
neral (HoTzE,) who himte'f is a native and
brave Swifs who feeks the crown of his mill
tary glory in the deverancs of his country,
and the freedom of his fellow.ctzens.


He will lead you on, and iharc all labors
and all dangers with you. Fear not, therefore,
but prove Yourlelves worthy ofyour noble an-
ceflors, who fhall look down upon you from
Heaven with complacence. The, would have
expired with fbame, could they have known
that their defendants would ever have iub-
mitted to 70 difgrAcefh yoke. Fall then up.
on your enemy, who infolently calls you to bis
a0iaance, aud exirpate him, thit your couutry
may be freed and fecured from Gmlar violence
for ever. Then may we expect from our en-
deavours, with the powerful fupport and blefiog
of God, that the reign of crime ihall have an
end, guilt receive its punihment. religion and
jultice again return among Us, agriculture, MAJ
nuiaaures and trade fourth, opprsficn of every
kind oeafe, and public tranquility aud domeac
happinefs be once more refored. Then fhall
we be again free and virtuous people, ,refpea-
ed abroad, and happy at home, as We formerly
were. s. s. s. s sa4sf


With thefe views, we return to you, to
fight for you. .srs


f" FREDERICK Won STEICER,


Late Mayer Of Bsrne, in tbs name Of


aKf5e Uakd SeuD."