The National Register.
London, England, 1814-09-18 00:00:00

CITAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

nts, Se^r 1 t.—At the Sittinß of the 15th September. Baron
Louis, blmister of Fimince, M. de Montesquiou, Minister of tht•
teri,r. and Nl. Ferrold. Minister of State, entered the Wall, and M.
11%-rrsnd addre,sed 11,e Climoti'.er :••••••
" I:1 the Orlinance of the 21st of Augu,t last, the King had already
aKcopied lii urelf iu assuring the civil condition of the portion of his sub
jects ile.iotio.cd under the name of etnig,inits—a denotvination as false
in its princip cas disastrous In as consequences. I: is hut strict justice
to lecore (4) those persu •s who hive sacs liked themselves nobly for 'A
ears that pert of their priperty has not been alienated ; but
the Kt• g wants the concurrence of the Chamber to effect the good that
is in hi, heart.

" The law we submit to sots to-ray is derived from this Ordinance.
It recseoixes a right of property, which existed always ; it legalises the
re-establishmeot 4 : but in this re-establishment the King has made
some exceptions. It bt gin. by maintaining all that has been done from
the p•ssins of the law% relative to emigratj.,n down to the constitutional
ch.nter. Ilis Majesty had alreAdy announced it by his Oldinace, by
the niirodoelom these words--.-4 without prejudice to the right of
third persons.' lie gives this day the full explanation • f the-e words,
h•c,itr•t: Le o, ill leave no doubt to peaceable possession, nor any pretext
for ,:i3lev..dynce.

-zcile restores all property net actually said end making
jort of domain of the -tats.
Tile Sri Article allows t) reqiiution of rents received, but it ensures
to Ilir propritturs tt.e terms uf paytnautb uut yet turived for
acs pr. vows' V made.

'1 he 4.1 i Ar►iclt+ vxtends the restitution to property which having been
sol:t or cedwd, has been since tn.ited to the domain of the state.

The 3fi Article provides fur the case in will( h a purchaser dispos-
f.es=.eil tor non•pity *tient yl the whole of the purchase money, shall yet
have paid }Fart so the olutnAin. Thi• article directs that that part he
lrlid 4.r the Preprict,,r to whom restitution i• given, always taking care
that (hi% restitution dove not injare tire rights of a third person.
ti. Mach property not sold has yet b. en Hikplied to a public service;
anti in (silk!' 1101 to the -reler of this servkv, tai,, property is
exet,pted from the class of relitation ; but this excepti:ln i• limited to
i!i! time during which it shrill lie deemed necessary fur its present des.
vitiation; and iu that ease it is providc d that an ind,ntni,y shall be
vireo to the real propriety's, which indemnity shal'. t. 1.141 apart of the
Ist,: 1; diet.

7. are exerpted for the preseA, the property given to hospitals,
and how es of charity. But %viol+, by the c.trect of free gifts, or le-
w..k!lf e or mlioioistrative measure:, flu:se establi,linieuts shall
,v t• r,.•vei.e<l i..ercase of propel tv equal to the value of the said
:!v, i s !•11,ill be icqured to the alicirot proprietors, their heirs
ior

kte v•cpted the property atiiieheil to the Lion of Ho
I•oll• toot coo) till Ow period %%Iwo iu eini,egoenee. of the diipo,itico.
er.tiod Ct.' of -, till; property Shall cem.e to be employed
l‘ de 0 11, the expetices of lin Levi .11 of Honour, a period at
E. 'IWO it Witt ..1' re•tlited to Mt' right oihner.

icstured in the terns* of Inc seem! article, ground reuti