The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-11-21 00:00:00

. ... A . - 4 y:bin); • ii . i 4 t . . . ,• . • I . e.;r .. q i •t„ 1.? . - ''7l6 / . • • I i s •' . , .! 7,-. A . I. • .., , , . ,v's 5... , 1 I . I .i s4.: r . A . . . ... . • ', 2. , Zitr . ..l'' " • \..' .t '. r'~l . . . . . . . - - - ~,v • _ /.I.' . . . -urt c • ..• .. •7:) .‘ ,t . ' 7. ;,...;" o.'l' . ~ .c .. ..: • •41 •• ~.,. ~ ... . . . • ' • 4.,) a..T91, rti pi . . . . . .. , I . , , . .. • rot - It L.lnan . . . • • +; h l i I i p~ .c~ .~ !If N. 2104. LONDON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21,' 1812. ~~ J !P. • T H sAris ROYAL. DIM RlrbisArl t tyllilS present EVENING, Woi. 11 'the* . !Limoges- will perfown THE HONEY MOON. Pluck elm SALES. SICILY. ------ - —ogoo—. —.0 u tg0.... Elbte' Prortty for the Invistatent of Manes., consictirg of AITICLES HOTAELTSHEO IN PARLIAMIIRT, AND PRI-. the Greet nr Rectorial Tithes over near Two Thowtand Acres of Land, at Bishop's Sutton, near Alresford, in the County BESTED TO THE sOVEREIoN TOIL HIS ROYAL SAIO. of Hants, and a Freehold Estate contiguous. Cr Messrs. ROBI N, I TION. At the Anntion Mart, apporite the Bank of England, on FRI- Art. 1. The religion shall he the Catholic, Apns. 1) 4Y. December lg. itt Twelve, in Two Lots, rrIIIE GRIiNT or RECTORIAL TI'I'HES of lever Roman, alnne, to the entire exclusion of • several escrilent FARMS ; eormtini”: 1 every other; the King shall profess the same, m u d EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY-TV9O ACRES ' whesiever he shall profess any other, he shall be ipso Ia choke Land, of whirl, 1703 .tern are ArnMe and Pastor ._ ,e 'fad° deposed , and 150 ACII4 ore Coppice, lying together, and %name in t he • from the throne,--Placet 4Cgis 1111. I parish or Bishop's Sutton, within Two M j Miles of Alresford, in estati. . . the enontY of Hants, nod of the preunned value of frogs I Art. e. The Legislative Power shall reside exalt. Six to EIGHT HUNDRED POUNDS A YEAR, Isilely In the Parliament. The tail to. be In force and n reen. , rtvlnle Tenant. at a liberal moot, may bt teauedl. after being sanctioned by his Majesty. All taxes, gaiety Mu:met. Also, o Fresh .In 1-.*.stnir, railed I Sc. imposed, of whatever nature, to be fixed by the 1 filled wish fine rn . 0 i i ! j U i r e T et O h N T L % V t'l e o r, D i;ed containing T vin g, ; Parliament alone; and also to be sanctioned by his I three Acre., of Eirod.and a Cottage and Clarden,iuttl Two Acres Majesty. The form to he veto or p/ucet, the hang 1 " 4 „, 0 . 4 i ' p ly''' ',„."'" aiii°" '"lk-IX4h-the G r e ater 141.1 °0° Ti le " , }roving it In his power to admit or reject them with. The Estate May be viewed en agptie n d oe t i , m r , Writhe, th e out qoatilication.—Placel Regis Mujestatt. PrePrieldr, , if Itiollo1) . • !tomtit : ona Partitalan had 28 ds"Pri"r , Art. 3. The Executive Po wor ihttli reside ill the to the sate; ciao sit the Swan, Alre r f oil; Swap, Alt-o; Bash , l ~ Farnham ; the Bolton Aron, Basing,toke; the Dolphlas, South- person of the Kilig.—Platet Regis iilajrstati. r empums and in Covent-garden. I Art. 4. The Judiciary Power shall be distinct, and - - - - - - - - To which » ill be added. NETLEY ABBEY.- bo Monday, The Confederacy, with ituising the Wlad. The Scenery desianed and .painted ley tde.srs. Clete...ood, L/I son. Demarin, Giantu. Smith, and Capon, mid their ...kiwi.... The Dresses by Mr. Banks, and Miss Rein. and their w.isinntl. The Machinery by Mews. L'itilerwimil, I)lm . y. Oe. Tar Decoratirons by Mr. Morrie, Miss Robinson, &c. .Loader uf the Band Mr. Swart. The Doors to be opened at a quarter past five o'clock, to he gin at a quarter past st ns litotes. 71. i Stroud Price Ss. 6d. ; Second Price, !..—Lower (lottery, ; &toad Price, ls.—Upper Galles.. Second trice, lid . Wid PI errs to he takes. of Mr. Spring..lios Book at • Cie 011ee in Little Russell-stiret; fruit Ten 1,111 low, and from. Ten bi the Griming amid the Doors are The Hoe euiYnn. el are iiritivilees street ugly.—Tae Pit en tiaHre,,,Are in Sauell-street aid WAatn. eta The Luwer,j niirsistrir. are ill Ituperl-Areet tied Woburn3tTeet...... Cop , r tiallery entrunr*e kin Wohurn-street only. The t ',III hand four, leading trim; the ball to firydies.blreet. .pened for Free Aitui.sions to the Rotes, end confuted w ; and no Free Adthhisiuns will he passed any I ether I)tr)r of the Theatre. Neither.wlllamy Perstta, lot Ire , . be Awned to pass thro,.rh (he Free Door. , • • Free Admission.% to she Pit and Galleries will' be received at their 'Pp. Aye Doors io Woburn-street only. Prier Ms, 64. the Pah Edition, EDICA L A IMIOSITIO Ni TO 'FAMILIES, IVlL,respectin g the Prevrvation of Health Mal Cite Treatment of the Sick. 11.11 a 'hole of S vnipbrims pointing out the Signs of Danger, nod distinguishing one l)iseasefrom smother. With Ohservationspa the Indulgeine of Children. By JAMES PARKINSON. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones s Richardson ; Asperne ; 301111011; Murray; Cal low; nod Underwood. Neglecting to toploy tie proper means in thine, and odeptir% the injurious measures of domestic Quackery, frequently occa sion the loss of lies eves in slight and curable diseaees. To oppase these evil, is the chief object of the present work, by particularly describing every disease, by showing the proper means to be employed in sorb as do nut demniid professional at. tendoore, and by dktinguishing inch as require the hest and erirliaNt tuiskrince. The proper treatment of children parti cularly dwelt on, and directions are given how, in each di-eni.e, the friend or relative tan, In aid of the physician, best dis charge the duties of the irek chamber. tear SOW 11 .1 1 11pilin. -- I . 3 , g.ant Cottage Orree. envirmied by oear Three Hundred Acres of Freehold Land, with a comfartattle detached Farm-house and Buildings deltglitfullv situate, at Thornhill, a tine commanding sittiajilon, and contiguous to the Soithampion River. By Messrs„RORINS. .11 the Molina Start, opposite the Rank of England, on FRI- DAY, December 18. at Twelve, by direction of the A.,ig. Mei of Sir. Thomas Hobbs Scott,. Bankrupt, A VERY valuable and high!) , desirable FREE XS. HOLD PROPERTY, eon-Wing of au elegant and con 'eldest COTTAGE ORN EE, happily placed on so Eminence, within two miles of Sontbatost ton and contiguous to the High Road from thence to Botlev ad alibi° at mile of the Southampton River. This elegant re, trent is of modrit structure, stuccoed all over, nsil ornamented with balconies mid vivantlas, from which the viens are of inde scribahlcheauty and et teat; the offices are of the best &script OW; and at a proper distatwe is a newly-erected Farm House, with all requisite and superior Farm Buildings, complete.' within these two years, Ineet her with near THREE HUNDRED ACRES of excellent Freehold Land, lying very compact, and (*target,- ly withis a ring fence, great part of which b receutly chalked and talwared, mitt is now in a high state of cultivation. This Estate presents au escellent opportunity for an tutvautaxenus porchuse, several Thianand Nandi having been expended upon Its impingements within these three Sears. May be viewed till the S ale, application to the Bailiff, of whom printed Particulars may be had; also, at the Dolphin, Southampton; the taws, at ft 'Bev ; Hash, Farnham; Saari, Alton; Swan Alresfard ; the White Hart, at Salisbury; Jolla Ellis, Esq. oetiray's Imo-square; and of Mews. Robins, Co vent-garden, a here a Plan of this Rotate may be wen. II EATRE-ROYAL, COVEN If-GARIDEN• T HIS present EVENING, Nor. 21 5 will n.p..t,.r ALEXANDER 111 E GREAT. Aletander, Mr. Betty; Statirse, Mrs. H. johteinn. To which he muted, bir the 20 iiine.rt new Fnree, called LOVE, LAW, AND ,PHYSICK. . tin Monday, Pizarro, with the new Farce. LABORATORY, OR SCHOOL OF ARTS. Io two Valente.: Octavo, price 11. 41. is hoards, illustrated WHO sepwfirdief ?May Plutes, s New Edition, bring the Sevesith, of 'ME LAtIORATORY; or, School of Arts ; roshigang a bore C •Itection of valuable Secrets, Expe riments, and 111111111ili Operations in the Arts and Manufactures ; 10011; usual to Gliders, ire:6)er*, linantellers,_Goldounithl, PB Dsers, Cutlers. •wterers, Joiners . Japaimer:, ookbi.iders, Plasterers, Artists. and to the Workers in Me!nis in general: and hi Marc of Paris, Wood, Ivory, Bone, Horn, and edger Materiels. WOOD, Statuary; - No. 1, King's-road, • Chelsea. her retiseetfisilv to acquaint the Nobility end Gentrv. that he nal for immediate Sale a great go , I , ti of aitiN I/ N 1 EN TS. 'ma true. used on the nova approved dcsiens, mud reac4 to he son to onv part of the Kingdom at the saurtest nofiee, upon the .tntot retv.onstlile Terms. Aka a., large Stock of MAILBLU CHIMNEY PIECES rody made. • Estimates furnished fratodevigns. • GOODLUCK, and Co. Coo— XL tractors for theYprasent STATE. LOTTERY, couriviing of 15.0.10 Tickets, have the gratificotion of arquaintinir the Public, that they have hewn so successful as to ob.ain the saute 'code f Drawing as in Ice uld Lnelish Lotteries. There are uo Vats'''. but the's hole of tlic 13,000 differeat Numbers which .the biter, cniitawo,' woll be jut luta. the Wlteel„and every Ticket drawn sio:ly and separately, for which purpose Go. ' 'ferment has grunted Two Days of Drawrieg, the 14th hod 15th elJassitry. Compiled from the best Au(barker., by 0. SM ITN. Seventh UM a, with a great Number of additional Receipts, a complete Terrains on Fire-works, non the Act, of Short-51,nd Writing. The whole adapted to the present improved State of Scietiec. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jana ; R. Sebolev ; Hurst, Rte., Orme,.aarl Brown ; and J. %Volker, Pateruu,ter-rn , • ; Fervor, Hood, and Sharpe, Poultry; and C. Brown, Wild-street. " It h t been the • bject of the Proprietors and Editors of time to render it what its Title imports. a ' School of t arts,' ucloptcd to the instruction of young persona, and others, in the elements of &elem.., and in Inc variant processes used in Trude, Ala.infai lures, and the Art.." I • FICII 1-ME. 2 ....at v ,C211.900 .. are aC40.91110 ! " 10,414) A most favourable Oppurtuniiy. To Fruit, Forest tree, and ara . aneotal Planters. (Standing on four Acres of Nursery firital.d, lately purchased by a Gentleman who does ant want the stock thereof,) By Mr. COCHR.AN, On THURSDAY, the 3d of December, 1512, and following day, on the P•tonises. Stoke-Newington. Kingslanci-r , a.l, ,V . ONSISTING of very ,fine Staniar(' and Dwarf trained peaches, web/Irian, *oil &totems, with tine maiden plants of the emir; standard and dwarf apple., pears, and plaintsof sizes and ages, wit!' 306 of high-worked standard cherries, of extra weight, for fields and orchards ; a moronity of oroateental shush:, of sixes; rose-. and American pliims. of sorts, in put. ; very fine young stool., st ith their lavers. of the varims shrubs void forest-trees; line elms, limes, cheilnitis, oaks, syr.imore, torch, and firs, &e. of large .aid sfo ill sizes; goo-cherries, currants, and raspberries, box eking, err. The whole being an excellent emir,. inn of the various sorts of hardy noriery sleek. To be viewed till the sale, by applying nt the White Hart, StokeeNeo moot' ; where, after tile 23J, Coraloeues, may be b,a; and at the While Hart, Clairton • Belvidere Tavern, hougtoil ; Messrs. Guidon met Co. Seed Warrlinitse t Pen church-street ; at the Auction Moo, near the Batik of Eng . - land ; nod of the Auctinueer, No. 7, Duke-street, tirdsvenor fallAre. 4 .. OOO BA. 6 •• . 6 - 5,(.00 10 6 .... , 9.0.).) 9.400 • • 300 •144 " 4104 11 34 ..... ... 5u 10 .. 40 Psi Voi 1,31'0 B.POY LS ' MAO 11,042 Ticket?. 4193,000 The favours of the Pithlie ore rettpetitfolly !foliated by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. who are wlliNK Tick, t. unit Snare.' in n vat lets of Numtwrii l at their Office!, Ranh lluildittda , Cornhill ; tont facing the KiAg's Mews, Cn,tr inL-Cob•. ?UK MINER MEDAL. NEW INV.ENTED TRUSSES, To !WARD Ari‘INST TUE !NOON VEN lENEE OP RUPTURES. Saactioned by the Society for the Etwousagemed of Arta, Ma. unfavinres, nod C 1111 l 'tierce et England. WHITFORD, Surgeons' Instrument-maker, 11,/ • and Cutler to St. Radio.lomew's Hospital; Tr...a-maker to hi, Majesty** Honourable Commissimar. ..1 the Trare.t.ort Board ; and to the City of Landon Truss Su. iety, fur Relieving the Ruptured Poor, pat.uuitcd • v hi. R e m i t al t hae... she Nike of Cronheidce, 41141111 .11C1, .is W-IN V ENT E D V.R -PI NTINF. CURVED El. I.iTIC STEEL TRUssi , s, by which a Cure, in ninny CASPA will I.e utuaiursi; and he en- PLC" , to keep up the most didrailt Rupture that eser existed, without incomenience to the nearer. Tie Society of Arts, hr. Iriviag voted their Silver Medal for the above Improvement, file Inventor has had the loatatir of yecelving the same front the hands of his Grace the Duke of - lii wfolk. their President. • • • The Inventor hab now the satisfaction likewhie to announce, rhea 'fruge4 having giseti the ereatest sat kfact ian to the of • Lied with Raptures, that not less than 7000 persons hive, .1 thin the,e yew years. f. It the good effects (s 1 them, tie,.* Tiusset. basins.. ke r n made nu An.. .c.. 1 principle*. n hicia het fiber MOP/ ever been. The Inventor ste.ures the Afflicted, that a siNle trial they he thoroughly couvir.veduf their elperroity over all True', haw in use; and may he had sit his Manufactory, under the:Cerdre Gateway of St. itartilulometv's flasphol, W.st Stnithligdy ;lad. al No. 4i, Lombard -street, • Coraliiii. \. B. Where 11141 may he had, his new and complete Appa ratus, ns n Substitute fir Leeche. ; and the AMULET, rut • ' l '. l. Peortit Rotors. without a Norge. CJUNG'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES ace-patronized by the first Notrletneu ie the kingtliim, as will a , h. the follou nig honour:011e Ladies, who hate g iven this meilivine to thei r own Children., and nisi, to the poor of colr rev, kli%e neietbourbood.., with unparalleled ,itecess : Ti.eir I,ciees the. Duchesses of Leeds and Rutland ; the Right the Countel•ier of Darnley, Shaftsbury. Mituntnorris. and ; the Right Hum Lathe, Caroline Cape!, Elia. Spencer, 110-lon, Say and S e l e , and Lucy Driihermin ; Ladi Pa n e Tar net, I,,,yet, and mane other Ladies of the first rank and vo:liailtr, too niimerou, to inert. 11 , 41,1 at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, cornce•of. Paternoster • ; and mint country Medicine Vesicle's, la boxes, at V. 94 ▪ rid. each. -• HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENTS. if _EAKIN GENUINE PILLS, ittsliriam"" -11L41 for curing, hi nll its stages. the'Yilwreat Disease: One Mill Pill is a 4:sse; and the taking of one has in a recent case Mill soon convince the patient of the certainty of it speedy re leases". Nettling can be better ervorived, more safe, or more convenient than this remedy Mr such its ore nli!icad to *r oles, or to sea. as it needs nu t. nfiliement or re s traint of duet ; nM si see year: experieore (in op rairosive practi.e) tr.s ern,- ed that will arrt :o cure w:,en repeated salivation as l till owhelt methods isail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Cormoic , ol Disorders, this Mediate, hum not its parallel. Vpwards of 40,10) persons of howl sexes haw been radically Cured ef the above cowl disorders, within the last eight years. Prepared stout S.1)111 by the Proprietors, Thomas Taylor and 1 1, 11. MeMilent nt the Royal College of Surgeon s. I.olllllln (See the list of real Surgeons, published annually by the Royal Col lee), of their bou-e, Nn. 9. New .Bridge-litreet ; where ton na* aid advice will be given by them in all' ea‘ies re:niire co the lh..ve complitions,with inviribibte ierrer.Y. AI . ", by 1 11 , 1 , 19i1. , 111.1N, at the Perfumers, N o . S. St. A ihan 66-street,. Pon -Mall I I.r. lbs.tiontogle's Toy Whop. Nu. 7. Fis4•lllteel -1 and by sine person in every considerahle lOND of Grow Britain, Sat . is buses of wily 'R. N. each. i~Y.A~ , n-- .. TO Till: CHRIS! lAN WORLD. Just pumisled. the To•dfills Mdlsion of Vila REV. JOHN EVANS'S SKETCI I I of a use DEN Mil IS A rioNs jails which the c u fis; N WORLD is dim .ed, *iv, a Persuasive to Religdms firm; corrected throughout, and much enlarged by the intro duction of -everal new and dnportant articles. particul my a very Wet...site: account of she Snakers, a numerous Anii•rican Sect, who profess to be pore us the is Heaven ; also of the Dunkers, tke. To winch is pleased, AV F.SsA Y sin EN I' tiUSIASM and SUPERSTITION, a Planer the Divioe Attributes ' a Schedule of the Sects, and a brief Chronological rattle of Mei lesiastical History, from the Birth of Christ to the present time. Price. fine deny 12111.1. wan Heads, 5i.; fine now. with a new Plate, 6.1. holed, London: Pinned for B. and R. Crosby and Co. Stationers'- Palernoster-row ; nod sold by all Booksellers. M are may be had, lately published, THE of CAIN : in Five Rooks, after the manner of the Death of Abel, the Fouth Edition. To which is pre fixed, the priocipsl Lvents iu the History of Mao, before that period. cmbelished with a beautiful Frootispiece and Vignette, price 4-. boards. or on fine laoge (piper. 31. THE COMPLETE FAMILY BIBLE; with a Commen tary, by the Ite‘. John Styles, of Brightuo, nod emte.li•Med with numerous wood-cuts by the first Artists, now complete in 11l Nuniber< 4 ene or snore of which may he had at a time. — Delay Bd. elicit ; fine roynl paper Is. each ; or in two handsome 41u. volumes, bound in calf and lettered. • TA hI:NuTIL. A PERSON in the Neighbourhood of Glasgow, .1 - 1 called a few days ngo Nom Mr: Angll3 M'Donnid, Brun:- wick.plarg, is Mon City, and informed him, that his Wife hod been dangerously affected sigh a timbering iii her Lump (us her Surzeon termed attended with al tram% symptoms, grins 'spitting, difficulty of breathing. hc. &c. h ,ving given her, in small 11044 Otte Half Guinea Bottle of Or. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. she recovered in the most astonishing manner her health anal spires, her coinplaint having been thereby removed most miraculously. vs- Mr. 61.Dusald has permission tie refer respectable En quirers to the Party.—lst December. 1811. Applethwaite. near Kendal. Dec. Z. 1811. To DR. SOLOMON. Gi:e.id- house. rear Liverpool. Slit,— Impressed with the restoring virtues hf your highly celebrated hiediciae. tile CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, feel myself Naiades in justice to yon, Had for tne benefit of the Public, to Worm you, that early iu last spring I had a trioleat pain in any breast, accompanied with difficulty of breathing 00 excesdve weakness, so that l could scarcely walk. 1 conti nued for same timelationring under the most distressing symp. when, seeing in the Westmorland Advertiser, on account of some cares perromed in this toeighbourinard by taking the said Medic-iv*. at the latter part of Septemh -r, I procured a Vomits Bottle of Messrs. M. and R. Beanthisaite, your Agri's, by taking of which, in two days 'time I felt its restorative virtues, saw nature I had finished the saute 1184 rewired ro my former health : which, thank God, I ant now in; and ramaig, Your moat ohedient servant, Wilneme*, ISAAC HUTCHINSON. • and It. Itrititthwalte. Rend's!. (nerd ti vears.) LISP:R.IG AND USEFUL EDUCATION. some Schoolmasters and Goaeraesses way not _CI L pct have become acquainted with the valuable recent Book% which enable 11. ens to teach certain essential and Midis pematile hsauehes of Education, by means of Questions, or by working nt the several sus jects (i.e. by the only means in which knowledge ran be acquired), the following List is respectfully submitted to them for their information; 1. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE. THE IJNIVNI.SAL PRr.CEPTOR 1 or, General Gram mar of Art , , Scietteec soil • useful Knowledge. By the Rev. n.aci.i Lit lir, price 4s. MI. bound. 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Guide en the t Mesas& Carole end Co. may be eranseltedhy patients of either &Mr, told to Vlitee and Qappiactes FY • the Elev. h. Barn*, roes. with the greatest melee, aoi baser, at their house, Nu. price es. • • . . . • • • .*•••••-•-•.• p ~1~ . . independent of the Executive and Legislative Powers, and to be administered by a body of Judges met Magistrates. Th?se to be tried, punished, and de.. prised of their situations, by sentence or the House of Peers, after having gene through the Howse of Commons, as set forth by the Constitution of Great Britain, and which shall be expla;ned et length in the Article of Magistracy.-ePlatvt Regis 41f(deWtsti. Art. 5. The person of the King shall he Always sacred and inviolable.—Pkted Regis Akdestati. Art. 6. The King's Ministers, end other persona . in the employ of Government, shall he 'abject to the examination and controul of the Parliament; and to be by the same accused, tried, and condemned, should they be found to have offended against the Constitution, and the observance of the laws, or to be guilty of any other high crimes, in the exercise of their functions.—Placet Regis Majestati. Art. 7. The Parliament shall b. composed of two Rouses, the one to be called the Commons, or Re. presentatives of the People, as well freeholders as vassals, on the conditions end forms to be hereafter established by Parliament, in its subsequent acts upon this article ; the other to be called the Peers ; the same to be composed of all those ecclesiastics and their successors, and of all those Barons and their successors, and the present possessors of estates who now have the right to sit and vote in the eccle. siastical and military branches,as well as of others who may be hereafter elected by his Majesty, agree ably to the conditions and limitations to be fixed by Parliament in the article of detail upon this point.— Placet Regis Majestati. Art. 8. The Barons shall hare, as Peers, indi vidually one vote only, relinquishing the multipli city of votes relative to the number of their popula lion. The Chancellor of the kingdom to present an account of the actual Barons and Ecclisiastics, to be Insetted iv the Acts of Parliament.—Placet Regis Majestati. Art. 9. The King shall enjoy the prerogative of convoking, proroguing, or dissolving the Parliament, sagreeably to the forms and institutions which may be hereafter established. Ilk Majesty, however, to be bound to convoke it every years—Placa Regis Ma. I jestati. Art. 10. The nation, having to fix the subsidies necessary to the State, will consider it as a positive duty to fix, for the Cisll List, such sums as are nee cessary to the splendour, independence, and main. tenance of its august Sovereign and Royal Family, to the most generous extent, that the actual state of the finances of the kingdom will permit,—iu con. sequence of which arrangement, the nation shall take upon itself the management and administration of the national funds, including all those which have hitherto been considered as fiscal duties, and land revenue', which shall be phi over to the Minister of Finances, for the purposes established by Parlia ment. As to the persons, system, and means„ by which such funds are to be collected and disposed of, they remain to be fixed in the detail of this article.-- Vital Regia Majestas. Att. 11. No Sicilian subject shall be arrested, banished, or otherwise punished, or disturbed in the enjoyment of his rights or property, unless in con. formitv to the now Code of Laws, to be hereafter established by this Parliament, and by means of orders and sentences of the ordinary Magistrates, its those forms, and with those precautions for public security, which shall be hereafter appointed by Par. Bement. The Peers to enjoy the same judicial forms which they enjoy in England, as will be sub• sequently detailed.—Place/ Regis Moj.:'stafi. Art. 12. With that disinterestedness wl.lch the mi litary branch has always shewn, it has voted and con. cluded--and the Parliament htisestablished—that the Feudal System shall be abolithed, and all the !ands shall be possessed in Sicily as isllodial or free estates; preserving, however, the order of succession in the re spective families,which is actaalfy enjoyed. 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