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self with our enemies, either by blood or by friendship-that never shall want or contempt bring us or our latest descendants to deny Po- land-but that we will look upon one another as brothers, help one another in toil-and, in the midst of misfortune and in misery, hVe upon the rccollections of the past and present, and preserve the moral presence for ever, and rather disperse over the face of the earth than langush in slavery!

 May those powers who are favorable to US at least obtain this much--that after our fall we may be permitted to leave the sacred land of our fathers, with our possessions and goods The Diet shall prescribe the form of our oath' The Diet shall take it with the Polish natlon' and shall order it to be read from the pulpit The Minister of Foreign Affairs shall ad- dress notes to England and France, exhort- ing those powers, that, ill the event ot ds- feat, the remains of our nation, as well as the prisoners, shall be set at liberty, and permit ted to leave our fatherland, profaned by the enemy, soaked by the blood of the Poles, and strewed with their bones-that we may sell without hindrance our possessions and goods, and carry with us what we can take away.- Those Powers will repulse the prayers of a people who for ten centuries have guarded Europe on the East and in the North and

 the conqueror will rejoice to be rid ot gene

 ration which must ever hate him. II he pos

 sesses the magnanimity which he protesses to

 the word, he will willingly do deed contrl-

 outing alike to his glory and to his interest,"

 Those amongst us whom Providence shall per,

 init to survive, who shall be wounded and ! in nrison. will, with eyes full of tears, and , with bleeding hearts, leave the land of our fa-

 thers, with the Priests Of our Holy Faith, and repair to those di'taht regions of Asia, ), Africa, and America, which the providence ) of God and hospitality shall point out-thank- ful to the giver of an asylum where our na- ) tionaity may still be permitted to survive. Londoa haher, March 24.