The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-29 00:00:00

POLAND.

Copy of Me Instructions given by the Emperor ALEXANDER,
in the month of July last, to a Committee appointed by his
Majesty at Warsaw, to prepare a Constitution for New Po-
land. The Presidebt was the' Prince Czartoryski. The
other Members. acre, Messrs.-Nowosielow, Warnecki,
Os-
troski, Zamoyski, Matusiewicz, Linowski, Szaniawski,
Ilorodyski, Kozniian, Pienkowski.
PROJETS, •
wHich THE COMMITTEE OUGHT TO CONSIDER.
" I. The existing system of the interior administration of
the Duchy is oppressive and burthensome. It would be wise
to replace it by another better adapted to the national cha-
racter, to the habits, and to the pecuniary means of the coun-
try. It appears that " the ancient Commissions of Good Or-
der" (established by the Constituion of the 3d May), the Civil
and Military Commissions, as well as the Administrative
Chamber, organised in 1807, in Grand Poland, and in 1809 in
the ci-devant West Gallicia, would answer better to this end,
and with wore of that simplicity which ought to characterize
the laws of an agricultural country.
" 2. The Code Napoleoae of civil and judicial procedure
ought to be abolished as quickly as possible. There may he
immediately substituted in its room the Voloneze Laws, and
the Statutes of Lithuania, together with the judicial forms in
use before the introduction of the French procedure. The
Committee will consider whether the Codex should be en-
tirely abolished, or only in part, and at what time the aboli-
tion should take place. They will also prepare the plan, and
the composition of a Commission separate from that which
shall have the charge of digesting a new Code of civil and
iminal judicature, as well as of the definitive organization,
of the judicial forms.

" 3. The reform arid reduction of the Civil List according.
to the new changes that have taken place in the Administra-
tion of the country.
" 4. Measures to be taken for the restoration of the:pub-,
lie welfare and public spirit of the towns. The re-establish-
ment of their ancient Tribunals, in their judicial Magistracy
and Municipalities, joined with the restitution of the funds
that belong to them, may essentially contribute to this, as
well as the establishment in the Capital of the National
Theatre.

.4 5. *Meastires to be taken to better the condition of the
Peasants, and to point out to them the means of acquiring pro-
gressively an independent existence.
" C. The Project of a new System of Finance, calculated to
revive agriculture and commerce.

7: Measures for the revival of Letters, of the public In-
stitutions, and the different Establishmer4s devoted to Edu-
cation, particularly the ancient Academy of Cracovia.
8. Measures to restore Co the ,Clergy the consideration,
and the property that justly belong to the Order, and to attg7
merit their funds to a point that shall make them truly useful.
9. To guarantee the sacred right of property against all
attack,by arbitrary requisitions of every kind whatsoever.
" 10. The wish of his Imperial Majesty is. that iu general
all the changes and all the_reforms in the actual system of
the Government of the Ducky should he math, with the least
precipitation possible, in order to avoid the consequences of
sudden innovation."

his morning the,QtrgEti,.
WINDson, Nov. 28.—T
princesses ELIZABETH and MARY, went to spend
the day at Frogmore Lodge and Gardens ;
CeSS AUGUSTA, RUCtIdCd- by Sir BRENT SPENCER
anti her Lady in Waiting, rode on horseback in
the Great Park. Princess SornlA took an airing
in a carriage in the Little Park. Preparations are
making.at Craubourn Lodge for the reception of
the Princess CHARLOTTE Of WALES and suite.