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London, England, 1820-07-25 00:00:00

MINISTERS.

" FERDINAND, &C. &C.
" WC have resolved to Decree, and do Decree as follow.'
" Art. 1. We name Secretary of State, Minister of Corgi°
Affairs, the Duke di Campo Chiaro.
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" 4. We name Secretary of State, Minister of Gras' -.
Justice, and of Ecclesiastical Affairs, the Count di CarrOd°.llo,
Don Francisco Ricciardi, and during his temporary abser:o4,
the Counsellor of Chancery, Baron Don Francisco Magli2l
shall be charged with the Portfolio. the
" 3. We name Secretary of State, Minister of Financth

Marquess Don Felice Amati. el°
" 4. We name Secretary of State, Minister Cbancalo'.
Marquess Don Guacchino Ferreri; and, in his absence/ I:,
functions will be discharged by the oldest Regent of the S

pr'e Council of the Chancery.
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5. We name in place of the Captain-Ccneral
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Lie" t.-General Baron Doti Michal Carrascosa.
6. Till the Secretary of State,e Minister of the 1041.'0
shall be named, the Duke di Campo Chiaro shall discharge

functions.
" 7. All the Ministers, Secretary of State, are charged °ltil
the execution of the present Decree.
gned) " FERDINASI7'
( Si.
"The Secretary of State, Minister Chancellor, 1.,
(Signed) " Marquess T0Mh1.4%0.
ACT of CESSION of the KING to the Duke of CALAIS'.
" FERDINAND, &C. &C. -8 9(
" My very dear and well-beloved son, FaaNcts, Du
CALABRIA, 0011
" In consequence of indisposition, and the ade'cie tic?
Ministers, being obliged to abstain from all serione aPPlotf
tion, I should think myself wanting in my duty, and.g;fet
before Goo, if under these circumstances I did not pre % slio
the Government of the Kingdom in such a manner th% jai
most important affairs may take their course, and thatnia
disposition may not be injurious to the public cause. f 00'
determined from these motives to transfer the burden (
vernment until the moment when it shall please O°Pl °ol°'
store me to a state of health necessary to support it, 3 well
"
not do better than confide it to you, my very dear an
beloved Son, as well, because yeti are my tC9f foot
sor, as on account of the knowledge I have acquired
mind and capacity. of °:
" I make you in consequence, and I constitute Y°- to)
full and entire will •in my kingdom of the Two Sicile e-t'
Lieutenant-General, as you have heretofore been in th 1:030
tot y of Naples, and in that beyond the Pharos, and I tr:ot the
and grant to you with the unlimited clause of di/ter *7
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exercise of every right, prerogative, pre-eminence, an-
eelf
in the same manner as they would be exercised by n'l;pofifl
person. And in order that my will may be universalo:ol,
and executed, I order that this Paver, signed with d
hand, and sealed with my Royal Seal, shall he keritii‘rii i4°
gistered by our Secretary of State, Minister, Chancel'
that you cause to be transmitted a copy of it to an t-oetP°
cillors and Secretaries of State, in older that tbei it 3
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it known to whom it concerns."
cc F,Elno; 4
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(Signed)
" Naples, 6th July, 1620."
NEW PROCLAMATION OF THE. KING'
Or TIIE 7TH JULY. tie'
FERDINAND, &C. &C. it °l DI
"We having given to our well beloved son a the
odor° •
necessary to provide for the Government of our °Alter Sg,:t:
declaring him our Lieutenant-General with the
ution
he has already arranged the bases of the Coastit
theyioga.„.
we promised, taking (or a model that adopted 14
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of Spain in 1812, which was sanctioned by his 4'; divanb.
jesty in the month of March last, saving
the col
cott
which the National Representatives, constitution :ort i l
t
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ed way think it expedient o propose in order to

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