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except taken in the act, till after tbpgbamber bat permit•
ted his arrest. •
Art. 4L Every petition to either of the Cbaisibert
be made in writing. The law interdicts its bei4earried
in person to the bar.

Or THY '
Art. 46. The Ministers can be Members of tile ChM
ber of Peers or the Chamber of Deputies. They him
moreover, their entrances into either ChaniberoAd
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entitled to be beard when they demand it. ,
Art. 47. The Chamber of Deputies have the ego "i
impeaching the Ministers, or of transferring them kW
the Chamber of Peers, who alone can judge them.

JUDICIAL RIGULATIONS.
Art. 48. All justice emanates from the King; lusaial•
:lister' in his name by the judges, whom be east Pa
whom be institutes.
Art. 49. The judges named by the King are inssensble
Art. 50. The ordinary courts and tribunaleaktial tit„,
to be maintained, and there is to be no chante bttvi
virtue of a law.
Art. 51. The actual institution of the Judge, of
merce is preserved.
Art. 52. The office of Justice of Peace is Spell
served. The Justices of Peace, though named by
King, are not immoveable.
Art. 53. No one can be deprived of hie nallltrr;,
Art. 54. There cannot, in consequences be
~,Pwr,,p,
nary commissions and tribunals created by any ,dale '
nomination whatever. • at*
Art. 55. The debates will be publis in
ten, at least when that publicity will net be deallg.t,i
the public order and manners, and in that Me theto°'-
is to declare so by distinct judgment. i;iio,ol.
Art. 36. The institution of Juries is to be
..„„;
the changes which a longer experience may read°ll*--
airy can only be effected by a distinct law. •
Art. Ib7. The punishment of the oontlastioo P-
is abolished, and cannot be re-established.
Art. 58. The King has a right to pardon and to
mute the punishment.
ewe'
Art. 59. The Civil Coale, and the POW .11Ws
that are not contrary to the present Charter, will Flow
in full force until they shill be legally derogated.
TAITICULA ft RIGHTS GUARANTIED IT TEM 1T4,111.1
Art. 60. The military in schist service, offiell2,7l
soldiers, retired widows! Officer, and withers P
are to preserve their gradesi,lonours, and Pr1i°111.,.,,,, off
Art. 61. The public debt is guaranteed--e p b
engagement made by the State with its claim.
inviolable. heir
Art. 62. The ancient nobility are to retake t
the new are to preserve theirs ; the King Ii to
risk
Nobles at his pleasure; bat he only grants to w"--
and honours, without exemption from ;the ow-i 7
duties imposed' on them as members of sosietl*,ol,
Art. 63. The Legion of honour is to be l'spes,
The King is to determine the regulations and delliti by
Art. 64. The French Colonies are to be liv
particular laws. aint °°
Art. 65. The King and his successorsare t°to
their accession, in presence of the assembled OW°
observe faithfully the Constitutional Charter* sete
Art. 66. The present Charter, and the right/ it
spot
crates, shall be intrusted to the patriotism ad r"Wit
the National Guard and all the French °WWl'tli° far
resumes s
Art. 67. France roes her colours; for
there will be no other cockade than the tri-alosiv-
STICIAL PROVISIONS*
All the creations of Peers during the reign tit
X. are declared null and void.
1111°P
Art. 117 of the Charter will undergo a fresh
tion during the teettion of 1831. tbst 1/.ls
The Chamber of Deputies declare, tbo-1,
bir4
necessary to provide successively for Wall
that with the shortest possible delay. se tairir
1. For the extension of the trial by PI
tumours, and particularly those of the prett•,_lo,ol
2. For the responsibility of Ministers and
agents of Government. - For the re-election of Deputies &Pr Jowl to
-
functions.
• and
4. For the annual voting of the army .tiett °.„„Aik
5. For the organization of the National Ge**-
for the choice of their own officers. , ser
6. For a military code, insuring in a lei
situation of officers of all Hittite.
istritj°
7. For the departmental and municipal 5u1t3111,,,0,
8. For public instruction and the (readout oftsb, iv
9. For the abolition of the double vote, and
ing the qualification for electors and Deputies*.
..ibich
10. Declaring that all laws and orditrageof ofild
contrary to the measures adopted for the ref pd.
charter, are from thenceforward annulled end °ld pie
Upon condition of accepting these Provi°l6l/1/s Its
positions, the Chamber of Deputies declares' the.oll,o
venial and pressing interest of the French peoPti7A4ooo
the throne his Royal Highness Louis Philippe no'
Duke of Orleans, Lieutenant-General of the l‘w, the
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and hie descendants for ever from male to ros „Jo
order of primogeniture, and to the perpetual Wow'
the female branches and their descendants* .rib
In consequence his Royal Highnesslon° 0411
d'Orleans, Lieutenant-General of the Kingdollaslots"
invited to accept and maks oath to the al'°/?°,01006
enesgementa-the observance of the constituna
and the modifications indicated-and after balivitiO
oath before the assembled Chambers, to assume tbe
the in of he Frenchotieti
_DKebutegd att the Palace. of the Chamber of P'?

of August, 1830.
President and Secretaries.
LAFI rr E, Vice-President.
JACQUEMINOT.
PAN} E DE VENDEUVUE.
CUNIN.GIUDAINL. 10 Sr
JARS.
Examined with the original by us, rte►
atttaries--

LAFITTE.
JARS.
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JACQUEMINOT.
PAVER DE VENDEUVRA r2-Aide—
CUNII4-GRIDAINIA
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM gIY
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This morning MPI a the following informatOnol
to band, and is contained in a letter, ps 00 #ll,
Aug. 7. The letter is addresetd
Officer
esfiq
" Madrid is now in the greatest (*dojo!' per, do,
great political change that has taken pis" a/; the rid
night an express arrived hers with an ACCOIS.;000:-

esedi
of
nd
egnsirotestt
etit:he 27 tb
the complete overthrow of the Bourbons. 12411.4 I
considered
their tyrannieal reign in our country:, rs
phasrtiamnniodedrionegrthßieoonmhdeo.irirotacrst
:rdwio.eihico,o._pm;borosedi
29tb, and 29th ult.,
...in -roe),
tiered
Jesuits, and, by the appointment of Ministers°
were execrated, has forfeited his throne'
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tchree‘a‘telTidbehterialelrgeasrnuedlattepsorotfufedtehiceinaglltaltifew.ents.rtianwsialiocitimisorui;:bo;ll4Rl
conversation on the Prado and in the Com‘4.trog'ol
and
the
their
intelligence
gehseotnli ofol
fe
at: theel Royaldhoewren Fancily
faflolroft li
theirw e
Ee :Rego:yr:7,f —1,01.4.1010 esislar:;;:
theti greatest anxiety shows itself about the Cr Tiers,
es
bigotted Ferdinand will have time to red
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settled state of his Government. 0
" The condition of affairs hero 01"4- 46,041/1 is
treme ; business is at a stand still, and the Olito
complete agitation. The Carlisle are doings/ego. 0,
their power to overthrow the present order of too, 940,411
spiracles are forming is every part of the kiocibuo
lusia and Catalonia are ready to supped I I Ass
might lead to a more liberal form of Governoloo for
" The Royal coffers are nearly ernntir oft!,10,
has fallen off considerably in the last y Guard, ate 1,`," $0
all the regiments, excepting the Hord ogio°4" 01
in arrears of pay, and much dissatisfaction jai., 0.0 so toy
show itself, as the old proverb says, goi weeeet
soldado,' and depend upon it, should loiio4oloo,
place, which is more probable than you 115.00
crisis will he a fearful one. We hove no jorktto
or foreign troops here to ire on the pooideso;yrreOli
" Orders have been just sent off by t.04„,4000rs
the Justices of the Peace, Alcaldee, goo u"doif.t°lool
the principal tow's throughout Spaio, W Priipp fn 010
nitgetiou of the news of the glorious revolts., 0000 of
fearing lest some feeling should 'hese itstligok r coolish
death of the King's aunt, the 441 I)Pw vesdisll•4'll
Portugal, and the execrable Margolis de Cho foosioi,
supporter, Ferdinand has evinced sylloPt°4lll.theo, 0,.°
and tyranny seldom to be met with. The sitoider7oje
that state that 1' ladies wish to be Ish°l4)fet.mkira s
in very precarious health. The Royal pettisoo it to
Virgin has already shown hie diabolical; tote
harmless Princess. Great events willod. Otte
shortly, and much is expected from abro. _Aeoll Jot,
" The (Alludes Castes throughout the sw`bli;oo ollsoryia
ceived direct orders, en pain of diet to and 0 ads
All the Foreign Ambassadors are 44.' 404
communication. The ciniella (spaik):: "POO r"
will, without doubt, soon spread 4141"
,10
tyranny in Europe is nearly at as end'
" Very unfavourable news has hero t4,..0gu1s
ilaystanab, which bas not been 141144"4