The Sun.
London, England, 1813-02-22 00:00:00

CONCORDAT.

His Majesty the Emperor and King, and bis
Holiness, being inclined to pia a tern►ination to
the differences which have arisen between them,
and to provide against the difficulties that. have
takel, place in
_several affairs .concerning the
Church ; have agreed upon the following articles,
which are to serve as the basis, for a definitive ar-
rangen►ent : .

Art. 2. His HOliness shall exercise the Ponti-
ficate in France, and in the Kingdom of Italy, in
the. same manner and same forms as his- pre-
decessors.

2. The Ambassadors, Ministers; Charge d'Af-
faires, of Foreign Powers, to the Holy Father,
and the Ambassadors, Mini“ers, of Charge d'Al-
faires,' whom the Pope may have with Foreign
Powers, shall. enjoy such innunnitics, and privi-
leges, as are enjoyed by the Diplomatic. Body.
3. The domains which were possessed by th e Holy
Father, and have not been Alienated, shall be cx-
empted from all kinds of imposts, and shall be ad-
ministered by.his Agents or Charge d'Adaires..---
Those which were alienated shalt be replaced to
the amount "af two millions of francs in revenue.

4, Within the space of six mouths following
the notification of the usage of nomination
by the. Emperor to the Archhishopricks and
Bishopricks of the Empire mid Kiogdoin
of Italy, the Pope shalt giVe the canoni-
cal institutions in conformity with the Concordat,
and by virtue of this present induleo. The pre-
luding information flutist be given by the Metropo-
litan. The six months. being.expired without the
Pope having accorded to the institution, the Me-
tropolitan, or in detanit of him, where there is a
Metropolitan in question, ,the eldest Bishop of the
p.toeeed to the' institution of the Ilqw Bishop, so
aint a seat shall never be vacant longer thus tan'
year.'
5. The Pope shall nomioate to the BiShopricks
either in. France in Italy, which shall finally be
designated by mutual consent. .
G. The six suburb.BiSho-prickS shall be re-esta-
Wished. They shall bent the nomination of the
Pope. 'l' ,e prOpery actually c.isting-olall be re-
stored, and t7ittasures shall he for reetivering
!What haS been sold. At the death of the Bishops
of Anagni and their dioceses .0141 he united
to the •;ix Blidiopricks befOrelnictitirtired, confor-,
suably Ivith an agreement which will take placp
heotwven his Majesty [tad the Holy rather.
7. With regard to the Bishiips of the Roman.
States, who are through circumstances absent
\from their diocese, lire Holy rather may exercise
his right of ,giving Bisimpricks, in partibus, in
their favour. A pension shall be given to them
equal to the reveoue they before enjoyed, nod they
may replaced iii the vacant seats either in the Ent-.
pire or in Italy.
8. Ms Majesty and his Holiness' will at a Pro-
per (line concert with each other on, the reductiou
to bu inutile, if it should take place, in the Bishop-
ricks of Tuscany and tire (4)untry of Genoa, as
likewise for the Bishopricks to be established in
Holland and in the klapSeatie departments;
.9. The Propaganda,' the Penitentiary,. and the ,
Archives; slid' be established in the place of the
Holy Father's abOde.
.10. tfis Majesty restores his ,good favour to
thOse Cardinals, Bishops, and Lay Brethren,' who
have inctirreil hiS diipleasure in consequence .of'
actual events. •

11. Tic Holy Father agrees to the above dis.
positioni, in. consideration of the actual state of
the Church, and in the confidence with which ,his
Majesty has inspired him, th;it he, will grant his
powerful protection to the numerous Wants
which Religion suffers in the thues that we live
in.

(Signed) iSaFot.EON.
rips, P. P. 7.
Fantainebleau, Jan. 26) 1111$.

LEMIIEIIG JAN. 27.^,—ACCOrtling to intelligenCe
from Warsaw Of the 20th inst. Field Marshal
Prince Sehmtrtzenberu maintiins himself` in his
position at Ptthusk, tttid thereby prevents the Rus -
Stan General Suiten, who is posted over against
him, tram moving forward.
General Regnier has his bead-quarters at War
saw, Genmal nitrate at •Sgulusk, and his ad-
vanced posts extend as far as stanislasow.
The levy of recruits goes on with the grgetest
Fictivity, ; great numbers of them arrive from all
Parts to eoolAete the regiments of the line and
the light cavalry. Every preparatiron is making
for patting Thorn in the bestdefence. The garri-
Sou of that place, which consisted of twelve thou-
sand Fre, -einf

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