The Sun.
London, England, 1815-11-29 00:00:00

STU r GARD.

. 3
His Majesty the King addressod, on the 1 11
of Noventher, a rescript to the States in answ►iti
to their declaration of the 2fith of Cot°ber' ~e
which the States had endeavoured to derarjurced
.r
Ono the new provinces of the kingdom P°s,:vith
the most incontestable right to enjoy, equi33r°Jrtero-
thil ancient ones, the benefits of the

berg ConStitution.
11G.
FUNDAMENTAL BASES FOR THE siftigl'El\ll3E.

new law relatC
iyOcNt ST.l..TdUivTidlu(a)Ni .Irterry,_rot.d_,oer Lae,
I,llc.
wc.o.ntltu_tion itself .ocar:i be
whichwars in force before IN,abrogated,
;i• ,p tYiir
passed; nor." J.
•• J,
sent of the States. adtc-
9. !.very • law passed sitter 1806 which shall be centr. ,
bro
tory to
.the future Constitution, ;nust be regal del as 3., .4
gated, as soon as the new. cooatitut;,,, shall have rece''-
tho proper s:ltiel ion. bich
A co.
. omission, called a Legislative Commission, to W fa
*he Assembly of the States shad address their demandshaa
the abolition or change of the laws. enacted since 1806, shat}
be established. This commission, after having coostil'..,
with the Deputies of the States, will submit their denian*
to his Majesty; and he will nut delay in attending, to the
dittsires.
3. The Ecclesiastical property of the Evangelic Cession Con,
of the Old DuchY of -Wuttettilierg', is to be fully
the
and employed, in conformity with OA: intentions of the foul],"
witlivat the cod
ders, The wants of the Catholic religion will .likewisd be
provided for. of
4. No state debt can be. co;:tracted without the consent
,
the States.
5. The public creditor is guaranteed against loss.
6. The Royal domains must be preserved entire. •
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7. A civil list will be provided for the s.ing, according
the wants of the royal famil‘' shall require; am!se wants
the
ded
will be declared by tlie,siing.. This civil list will he foun
upon the domains. .
8. The state,: shall not be required to consent to
ema onr
ntda has
direct or indirect, till it be sliJwit them that the d
Irgitimlte object, that the itt•;attie of the Royal domains t!
it
itittiltietettt to meet . it, and that the sows wroicity granted
have been exitended in aceutia lishing the ends for which
they were raised.
P r
for
.9' All neeessal measures will be taken securin;
wise adatiui4r4tiou ..,, j.l—ice.
10. No :.itiZell :h..11 4e ex:ludcd ro.n any situation, for.

tlisclnr;-,in;"01t:, ffitio; tvliiOnte maybe foam! laah.l,l, 011
itccount of Iris birth or his religion. - •
Ptiblic Functionaries may be accused by the States.
12. The subjects of the kingdom are allowed to emigrate.
13. The Noblesse of the .first and second orderS shall have
liberal constitution analogous to that of the other German
hilitY. On their part they are expected not to push clainis
that may he inconsistent with the good of the State, or hurt•l
ful to the interests of their fellow-citizens.
14. The organisation of the Assembly of the States, the
111 embers of which shall • determined either by birth or
election, shall be regtil...:ll upon the same basis as those
Ivhieh secure the right, of the Sovereign, of the Nubility,
and the People, which fix the relations of the different orders
'slf the State and the Constitution, and guaVantee the Assem-
bly in the contiunance of its sittings.
This new Constitution has been well received
in all parts of the kingdom, and is expected to
Ilea] the differences between the King and I:is
People. The Prince Royal, who for tnrrly took
the Side of the States, declared in its favour be-
fore he set out for Petcrsburgh.

*it* Many Articles are unavoidably postponed.

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THE SUN.

"LEM QUIS DICERE FALSIIM At/PEAT

LONDON. •
trEDNESD.4Y, NOPEAIBER 29, 1815.

2.11 k. TREATY AND 'ADDITIONAL CONVENTIONS.
Peon► the manner in which these documents
have been laid before the Public,, a recapitulation
of the vtilole may greatly elucidate their nature
And relative bearings.
NO. r. is the Main Treaty between the Allied
Powers and France, dated November 20, and
consisting of 12 Articles. Fully given in Tun
sox of yesterday, together with the Additional
Article for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, and
the Separate Article with Russia relative to Po-
land.

No, 11. Convention conformable to Article 4 of
the. above, relative to the payment by France of
a War. Contribution of seven hundred millions of
francs, appeared in THE SuN of Saturday last.
No. 111. Convention conformable to Article 5
f)1 the Treaty, relative to the occupation of a
Line in France—this appeared in our
11''Per at the Sh me time, and the only alteration
.11e'‘ess"i'Y, - is to fill up the blank for delivering. up
the F"rtresses•with the words " ten days." T!,e
ua aPpentled to thiS Article we noticed yester-
r
sit [lave-not yet translated.
Convention conformable to Article 9
45t the Treat
c y, relates to the examination and li-
litlation of Claims against the French Govern-
ille"t• It is in our preceding columns ; as is. also
t:1\1". V. Convention relative to the Liquidation
the Claims peculiar to British Subjects.
there is also mentioned a Treaty between the
fikilkd Powers, in which they agree to unite' their •
:tee* again, shbuld the situation of affairs in
'ranee render such an union necessary;, and, last,
a Note
from the Allied Ministers to the Duke of
Rte
48'4E17, communicating the foregoing Treaty
1'1111: of this most important document, how-
ver, no
cop-
y appears in the French official com-
14unicafion.

The Paris for Journals of the 26th arrived this
n.
Journals
On the 24th, the Minister of War is-
; 141" the necessary orders for surrendering to the
, •
`mops the fort resses which arc to be de-
16er" u Thp, in conformity to the Treaty..
e &lend) funds are, 5 per Cents, -55, 45.
Ilank •
aqUons. 1030.

it 's
Ugross calumny to impute the misfortunes
aor t NiStnes to the apathy of the British Government,
°f the Allied powers,. We are enabled to state
With
:"nfidence, 'that our own Government have
y-341"e4 the Protestant Society, That it has
eti the invariable object of the British Govern-
.l' eut, and of their Allies, to support, and, on
47! suitable occasion, to assert the principles of
egiuns Toleration and Liberty ; and that, in
ri,‘ 1 recent communications with the Govern-
br':" of Prance, they have brought forward these
iificiPles as the foundation of their policy and of
ell. Ar lust expectations; and that they, therefore,
e Iv.:
of the
the
hir b
th est efforts, to arrest the progress
etils whicey most deeply deplore"
•
SIGNAL STATIOS.--lt, has been several times
st4ted .
ti la the public prints, that the Signal Sta-
bi?ll4 along the Coast were soon to be re-esta-
isll"l, for the purpose of preventing s uggling.
121 ,1 Measure, we m
have reason to believe, was
tiliely intended, but we have now ascertained that
-design lids been 'lairl aside.

_
elle Gazette of last night contains the RE-
4;ENT's
of f) rioelatnation for the further prorogation
arilain
stet i„, ent to the Ist of February, then to
..,
' •"e dispatch of busintss.