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London, England, 1802-04-20 00:00:00

OF CURATES.

27. The Curates cannot enter- upon their func-
tions,.till after they-have taken, before the Prefea,
the oath prescribed by the Convention passed be-
tween the Government an the Holy See. The
procesverbal.of this transalion shall be drawn up
by the Secretary-General. of the Prefecture, and a
copy of it given to them.
zB. They shall be put in possession by the Priest
or the Curate whom .the Bishop shall-appoint.
•

29. They shall be boubd to reside in their.pa-
rishes.

30. The Curates shall be immediately under the
control of the Bishops in the exercise of their func.

tions.

31. The Vicars and Assistants shall exercise
their fundions under the inspedion and_direftion of.
the Curates. They shall be approved by the Bishop;
-and also revokable by him.
3z. No stranger can be employed,in the -fundions
of the Ecclesiastic Ministry, without the permission
of 'Government.

33. All funCtions are forbidden to every Eccle-
siastic, even though a Frenchman, who does not
belong to any diocese.
34.. A Priest shall not be entitled to quit his
diocese to go to serve in another,.without the per-
mission of his Bishop.

OF CATHEDRAL CHA?TERS, AND THE GOVERN,.
MENT OF DIOCESES DURING A VACANCY.
3.5.• The Archbishops and Bishops who shall be
inclined to use the permission granted them. of es-
tablishing chapters, cannpt do it without being
authorised by Government, ;as well with regard to
the establishment itself, ,as the number of Ecclesi-
astics destined to compose them.
36. During the vacancy of the See, the Diocese
shall be taken charge of by the Metropolitan, and
in. default of him,. by the oldest of the Suffragan
Bishops,
37• The Metropolitans, and the Cathedral Chap-
ters s4ll be bound, without delay, to advertise
'Government of the vacancy of Sees,, and tilts mea"
sures. which shall have teen taken. for the govern-
ment of the vacant Dioceses.
38. The Vicars-general, who shall govern during
the vacancy, as well as the Metropolitans, or Capi-
tularies, shall not make any innovations in the
usages and customs of the Dioceses.

;6. In all t eelesiastit and Religious Aas, the
Equinoxial Calendar, established
.by die L!ws 01
the Republic, must be employed; the Days shal be
designed by the- naives given them in the
.solstitial
Calendar.

57. The day of rest of the: Public Fup4ionarics
shall be on Sunda:

(To 6e continued.)

.
Those' who have unfortunately made use of that
dangerous mineral, Mercury, would do well to weigh
the consequences before it is too late, and resort to
• those Medicines ptlestablished celebrity and cha-
raaer for a permatitrit and radical Cure, and there-
by establish .thejr-,bsalth, the most valuable of all
jewels, uponAc, Most firm and lasting foundation.
In Scorbutic Cbmplaints, Lues, &c. Mercury„,kn-
timony, and Aqua fortis, • have been recommended
'and tried; but they have reduced the Patients who
have made use of them to the most deplorable state,
and have left complaints which the skill and abili-
ties of the firat Physicians, have been unable" to cope
with. These disorders fly before the effetts of the
ANTI-44F ETIGIiIE3 prepaFed by Dr. SOLOMON', of
Liverpool, 'which restores Nature to her pristine
state in the most gentle manner, even when saliva-
tion has failed, and leaves the whole frame firm and
healthful. The numerous and respeetable signa-
tures to the Advertisement in the first page, will
speak more than any encomiums we can bestow upon
it.

LONDON MARKETS, &:;,

RETURN OF WHEA
By Messrs CI-11LO and is
Including only from the sth

agreeably to
69 Quarters at 78s od
70 -- at 76s od
-- at .7ss 6d
I 7

vr IN MARK-LANE,
LeAs, IVfeal Weighers,
of April to the totif of April,
the new Ad.

99 Quarters at 675 Sri

zo6
1 334 -- at oss od
330 at 64s od
124 -- at 63s od
97 -- at 6zs od
44
130 at 58s od
io -------- at sOs od
at 53s od

E 2;
47 ------, at 7rs. od
93 at "jos od
7.7
iot
Total 3185 Quarters. Average 675. to,id.
3s. 01. lower than last 'Return.

A RETURN OF FLOUR, .
From April 3.to"'April 9, from the Cocket Office.
Sacks. s. d. ' I Sacks. s. d. . i
I Sacks. s. d.
10 63 o 1 8480 55 .o. ' 266 .52 0
20,4 6o o ' , .10 54 6 45 51 0
2 58 0
.278 54 0 ' .2, 50 6
3 57 o' , • 20 5.3 6 o't 50 0
24 56 0 - I 336 53 o 1
20
49
'1
8 55. 8 i 55 52 6
Total 10262 Sacks..---Average 545. lid. •
.4s. Ltd. lovt'er than last Return.

AVERAGE PRICE_OV EN-GLANIII AND WALES,
Ending April to:.
Wheat 695. tort. I Barley, 375. id. I Beans 355. 91.
Rye. Os. 3d. Oats 2.05. od. I Pease 38s. rod.

PRICE OF HOPS

BAGS.

Kent, 41. los. to 51. Ss.
Sussex, 41. 4. to 51. os.
gsex, 41. os. to 41. ,16$.

FocKrrs.
Kent, 41. las. to 61. 6s.
Sussex, 4L cos. to 51. I2S.
Farnham, 51. os. to' 81. os

Rape Sect!, (per last)
Canary Seed, (per cwt.)
Red Clover, ditto
White Clover, ditto
:Trefoil;.! ditto
Carraway, ditto
Coriander, ditto

SEEDS.

335. to 3;s.

N4S. to goS

cos. to 70S. to 84S,
70S. to 100 S. to I4OS.
. 308. to 505. to $'%S.
- '36S: to 4oS:
255.. to 30S.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, April 19.
To sink the Olfal--per stone ot.bib.
Beef, 4s. od. to 55..4d. Veal, 4s. 6d. to 64. od.
Mutton, Ss. ed. to 6s. 4:1. t Pork,
.45211. to 6s. od.
Lamb, 6s. od. to Bs. od.
HEAD OF CATTLE THIS DAY.
' Beasts about 2000—S heep'and Lambs so6o.

NEWCATE and LEADENIIALL MARKET, April r 9.
Bee, od. to 45. 4d. Veal, 3s. od. to ss. 4d.
Mutton, 45., od. to ss. od. I Pork, 45,-Bd. to 6s, od.

Lamb, ss. 8(1. to 75..4d.