The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-10 00:00:00

Vat Elvctorizi COlicirtes'A in older to prObteil ;6

the Election of a New Chambet• of Deputi:.!s.---7

Vor this purpose we have ordaika and do ordain

at follows :--

Ist, None of the articles of the Conititutional

Charter shall be revised.

2d, The Chamber of Deputies is dissolved.

3d, The number of the Deputies of the Del.

partments is fixed conformably to the 36th Article

bf the Charter, according -to the table here an.

hexed.

4th, The Electoral Colleges of the Arrondisse.

?Items and Departments remain such as they have

'been recognized, and such as they were completed
by our Ordonnance of the 2lst of July, 1815.

sth, The Electoral Colleges of Arrondissement

will assemble September the 25th of the present

year. Each of them will elect a number of Can-

didates, equal to the number of the Deputies of

the Departments.

Gth, The Electoral Colleges of Department will
meet October 4. Each of them will choose at
'cast half of the Deputies among the Candidates
presented by the Colleges of Arrondissement. It
the number of Deputies of the Department be

unequal, the choice shall be in favour of that
portion which ought to be chown among the
Cantliciates.

The Colleges of Vepartment wh‘have only one
beptity to hams, will hakille liberty of- electing;
birn either in or out of tire list of Candidates.

7th, Evert Election, where more than one
I'4lf of the Members of the College should not
essie, will be null. An absolute majority among
the Members present is neeessary far the validity

of the election of the Deputies.
If the Colleges of Arrondissement should not
have completed the election of the .number of

Candidates, the College of Department never•
theless will not be retarded in its operations.
Bth, The primes verbals of Election will be ex-
amined at the Chamber of Deputies, who will de-
cide upon the regularity of the Elections. The
Deputies chosen must produce to the Chamber
the register of their birth, stating that they are
'lO years of age, and an extract from the rolls,
stilly legalized by the Prefects, stating that they
Pay at least 1000 francs in direct contributions.
Olh, They will reckon,

For the husband, the contributions paid by his
*Ab although frotu property possessed in her own

right ;
To the father, those of his infant children ;
'i hose of a widow not re-married to that son!
Tun► she shall choose;
To the son-in-law, r host of his tnother-in-law,
a 'vilolt►, Whutie only (laughter he ha►l married ;
Tel the son and son-in-law, those of the father
and father-in-lew, if they transfer to them their

Ithli. The Colleges will be held' and the Elec.

tiotts take place according to the form and rules
Prescribed-tor the last Colleges.
11th, The Session of 1816 will open Nayarit-
l'er 4th of the present year:

12th, The resolutions of the Ortionnance of the

1301 of July 1813 contrary to the present are re-

vuk etl.

Our Minister the Secretary of State for the In•

otior is charged with the execution of the pre-

lent Ordotinance.

Given aCtlie Chateau of the Tuileries, Septem-
ber sth, 1816, and 22d year Of our reign.
(Signed) LOUIS.
The NI inister Sc. ctaty of State of the Interior.

(Signed) LAINE.

The Spanish Squadron sencont tb cruize agaipst
°le Pirates has returned to 'Cadiz. Four -of the
'South American corsairs, of from i.'o to 26 guns,
cruizihg at the mouth of the.Straitii.of Gibral.
egr.

The Bavarian Government is selling oft the last
c't the property belonging to the Order of Moira,
thw. be considered extinct.

The Preach Funds were f. 40 c.
The Ring of DaHvlAnx has appointed a Com-
tfstiQn_to prepare a Coustitutiou fOr the Duchy