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OF WORSHIP.

39. There shall be only one Liturgy, and one
Catechinm, for all the CaLholic Churches of France.

4o; No Curate shall have the power to order
public prayers in his parish, without the special per,
mission of the Bishop. . .
41. No Festival, with the exception of Sabbath;
can be established without the permission of Go-
vernment.

42: The Ecclesiastics shall use in the ceremonies
of religion, the habits and ornaments corresponding
to their titles they cannot, under any pretext, or
in any case,' assume the Colour and ensigrig appro-
priated to Bishops.
43. All the EccleSiastics shall wear French habits
and black. The Bishops may add to -their costume
the pastoral cross, and violet trimmings.
44. Private chapels, and domestic Chaplains,
cannot. be established without the express per_.
mission of Government, granted at the request of
the Bishop.
4.5. No religious ceremony can be held without
the edifices consecrated,to the. Catholic worship, in
towns where there are temples consecrated to dif-
ferent worships.
46. The same temple can be consecrated only to
one worship.,

47. There shall be a distina place set apart in
the cathedral and parish churches for the Catholics
who fill the civil .or military funtaions.
48.- The Bishop shall concert with the Prefea
the most proper manner of calling the faithful to
church by the ringing of bells-. They shall not be
rung on any other occasion without the permisdiion
of thelOcal.Police.

49. YThen the Government shall appoint public
prayers, the Bishops shall concert with the P..efeil
and the Military Commandant -of the place, the
hour, the day, and the mode of carrying the or_
dinances into execution.-

50. The solemn preaching called sermons, and
those in- Advent and Lent called stations, shall only
be delivered by Priests who have ,received the spe-
cial authority of the Bishop.
sr. The Curates, at the homilies delivered at
the parochial masses, shall pray, and order prayers
to be made for the French Republic and the Consuls.

52. They shall make use of .no insinuations,
direet, or indired) in their discourses, against the
character of individuals, or the e:licr modes of ‘Nior-
ship authorised by the State.

53. They shall not 'bring to the Pulpit any foreign
Publication, with regard to the exercise of Wor;
ship, unless it shall have been authorised by Go-
vernment.

54.. They shall no:. bestow the Nuptial Beni:
diction, except on such as shall prove, in due form,
that they have contracted marriage before the Civil
Officer.

55• The_Registers kept by the Ministers of
Worship, being only relative to the Administra-
tion of the Sacraments, can in no instance supply
the Registers appointed by Law•, to ascertain th!
civil state of Frenchmen.

PRICE OF LEATHER (per lb.) AT LEADENHALL.
Butts, 50 to 561 b. each - - i6d. to 17(1.
Ditto, 6o to 66113. each - q9cl. to 2od.
Merchants' Backs, - - - - 16c1. toi7d.
Dressing Hides, - - - - -14(1. to i6d.
Fine Coach Hides, - - - t6d.• to 17(1.

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Crop Hides for cutting, - - -16 d. to 17(1.
Flat Ordinary - - - - - • 14d. to I6d.
Calf Skins, 35 to 401 b, per Dozen - zid. to 27d.
Ditto, Soto 701 b. 1 - 2sd. to sod.
DittO, 7o to Solb. . 25(1. to 27d.
Small Realo (Greenland) 3ocl. to 36d. per lb.
Large ditto, ' loos. to 14as. per Dozen.
Tanned Horse Hides,, to 3os. per Hide.
Goat Skins - oos. to oos. per Dozen.

' RAW HIDES.
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Middling, zs. Bd. to zs..i.od. I English Horse, tas. to i6s. ca.

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Clare Market As. 20.
1111\itechapel Market 4s. lit.
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