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London, England, 1814-09-01 00:00:00

114.tiA.ID, AUGUST H.

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Artncd men, furnished with false passports of the
local authorities, are committing excesses in the pro-
vince of Salamanca. The Government calls the at-
tevzion of the good citizens to these disorders, and in-
vites them to assist the officers of justice, as far as lies
in their po►r•er.
The Plcclamation of Palofax is as remarkable for

the arrangements which it contains, as for the manner
in which it .is drawn up. It is the second in com-
mand in the province of Arragon who addresses- the
inhabitants, agreeably to the written ordets of M. Pa-
-lafox, who is at Madrid, and whose decrees are m-
olted at Saragossa. This Proclamation forms an
ere!' in this line, and seems to belong exclusively to
the present period. The French, lot Afros:cat&kr,
or the Fratchifird, the Italians, all foreigners in gene-
ral;are obliged to quit Arragon, or imprisoned, as a
measure of safety ; and this state of things is to con-
tinue till the political relations of Spain and France
shall be fixed by the Congress of Vienna.

PAPAL BULI,, FOR RESTORING eke CIRDEft
OF HE JESUITS.

ROME, AUGUST 50.
On Sunday, the '7th instant, his Holiness went to
the Church of JESUS, to celebrate high mass at the
altar of St. Ignatius. After having heard another
mass, his Holiness proceeded to the neighbouring
oratory of the Congregation of Nobles, where he was
placed on a Throne prepared for him. He then
handed to a Master of the Ceremonies, and caused
him to read with a fond voice, the following Bull,
which re-eatalilis!,:es the company of Jesuits :
46 Plus, jusHOP, SERvANT.TO THE SERVANTS 01P MIX
• (Ad ptrpetnam rti memorium.)
44 The care of all the churches confided to our hu-
mility by the DiviNt3 will, notwithstanding the low-
ness of our deserts and abilities, makes it our duty to
ri
employ aU the lids in our ower, and which are 'fur-
nished to us by the mercy of DtvINE PROVIHENCE, in
order tliat vn. iy be able, as far as the changes of
tinws'and Fal,es vkil4- allow, to relieve the spiritual
wants of the Catholic w0r14., without any distinction
of peaple and nations.
4s Wishing to the ditty of our Apostolic Mi-
nistry, as soon. as r rar cis iia.ren (then living) and
other socular Priests, resident for many years in the
vast Ernrire of Russia. ;.nd who had been Members
of ;he c, rnpany of J-•;.-3,-s suppressed by Clement XIV.
of happy memnr-i, tiad suoplicated our permission to
unite in it body, for the purpose of being able to apply
themselves more easily, in conformity with their in-
stitution, to the instruction of youth in religion and
good morals, to devote themselves to preaching, to
confession, and the administration of the other sacra-
ments, we feel it our duty the more willingly to com-
ply with their prayer, inasmuch as the then reigning
Emperor Paul 1. had recommended th, said Pviests,
in his gracious dispatch, dated the 1 Ith of August,
ISOO, in which, after setting forth his special regard
for them, he declared to us that it would be agreeable
to him to see the company of JESUS established in his
empire, under our authority ; and we, on our side,
considering attentively the great advantages which
these vast regions might thence derive ; considering
how useful those ecclesiastics, whose morals and doc-
trines were equally tried, would be to the Catholic
religion, thm:ght fit to second the wish of so great
and beneficent a Prince.
" In consequence, by our brief, dated the Rth of
Marais 1801, we granted to the said Francis Karen,
and his colleagues residing in Russia, or who should
repair thither from other countiies, power to form
themselves into a body cr congregation of the
company of Jesus; they are at liberty to unite in
one or more houses, to be pointed out by their su-
perior, provided these houses are situated within the
Russian empire. We named the said Francis Karen
general of the said congregation—we authorised them
to resume an follow the rule of St. Ignatius of
Loyola, approved and confirmed by the constitutions
of Paul 111. our predecessor, of happy memory, in
order that the companions, in a religious union,
might freely engage in the instructions of youth
in religion and good letters, direct seminaries and
colleges, and with the consent of the ordinary, con-
fess, preach the word of Goo, and administer the
Sacraments.
" By the same brief we received the congregation
of the company of JESUS under our immediate prince.
tion and dependence, reserving to oi.nelres anal our
successors the prescription of every thin', that might
appear to us proper to consolidate, to defend it, and
to purge it from the abuses of corruption that might
be therein introduced ; and for this polpose we ex-
pre, sly al,rogated such apostolical constitution*, sta.-
tnie4, privileges, and indulgencies, granted in contra-
diction to these concessions, especially the apostolic
letters of Clement IV our predecessor, lrhich begins
with the worts, ac .4'6lemptor Nosier, only in
so far as they are contrary to uur brie:, beginning
Catholita, and which was given only for the
_Russian
Empire.
4, A short time after. we had ordained the restora-
tion of the order of I.:suits in Russia, we th,light it
nor duty to grant the same favour to the tint nom of
Sicily, on the warn request of our der son in 4nsus
Cusist, King Ferdinand, who lugged that the com-
p-toy of Jusuits might be re-establishei in his don,i.
Mons, and statcs, as it was in Russia, from a convic-
tion that, in these deplorable times, the Jesuits *cm
instructors most capable of forming youth to Christian
piety and the tear of GOD, winch la the' lrgioning of

wisddhi, and to instrUct them in science and letters.
The duty of our pastoral charge leading us to second
the pious wishes of these illustrious monarchs, and
having only in view the glory of GOD and the salva-
tion of souls, we, by our brief, beginning Per alias,
and dated the 30th of July, 1804, extended to the
kiagdom of the Two Sicilies the same concessions
which we had made for the Russian Empire.
4, The Catholic world demands with unanimous
voice the re-establishment of the company of Jesus.
We daily receive to this effect the most preuing pes
titions from our venerable brethren, the Archbishops
and Bishops, and the most distinguished persons, es-
pecially since the abundant fruits which this come
pany has produced in the above countries have been
generally known.
" The dispersion even of the stones of the sanctuary
in those recent calamities (which it is better now to
deplore than to repeat); the annihilation of the disci-
pline of the regular orders (the glory and support of
religion and the Catholic Church, to the restoration
of which 411 our thoughts and cares are at present di-
rected), require that we should accede to a wish so
just and general.
44 We should deem ourselves guilty of a great
crime towards GOD, if, amidst these dangers of the
Christian republic, we neglected the aids which the
special providence of Goa has put at our 'disposal ;
and if, placed in the bark of Peter, tossed and assail.
ed by continual storms, we refused to employ the
vigorous and experienced rowers who voluntee:el
their services, in order to break the waves of a sea'
which threatens every moment shipwreck and death.
Decided by motives so nnmerous and powerful, we
have resolved to do now:what we...coulaaWS.Wisbed.
to have done at the commencement of our pontificate.
After having, by fervent prayers, implored the Divine
assistance, after having taken the advice and counsel
of a great number of our venerable brothers the Car-
dinals of the Holy Roman church, we have decreed,
with full knowledge, in virtue of the plenitude of
Apostolic power, and with perpetual validity, :that
all the concessions and powers granted by us 'solely
to the Russian Empire and the Kingdom of the Twd
Sicilies, shall henceforth extend to all our Ecclesias
tical States, and also to an other States.
66 We therefore concede one grant to our well be-
loved son, Taddeo Barzozowski, at this tithe General
of the Company of Jaws, and to the other Memberi,
of that Company lawfully delegated by him, all ie.--
able and necessary powers, in order that the said
States may freely and lawfully receive all those who
shall wish to be admitted into the regular order of
the company of JESUS, who, ' under the authOrity of
the General ad interim, shall be admitted and distri,
buted, according to opportunity, in one or more
houses, one or more colleges, and one or more pod-'
vinces, where they shall conform thesis mode of life
to the rules prescribed by Saint Ignacius of LOvola.,
approvel and cenfirmed by the Conititutions of
Paul 111. - •
66 We declare besides, and grant power that they
may freely and lawfully apply to the education of
youth in the principles of the Catholic faith, to form
them to good morals, and to direct colleges and se-
minaries ; we authorise them to hear cnnfessiins, to
preach the word of GOD, and to administer the sacra-
ments in the place of their residence with the consent
and approbation of the Ordinary.
4, We take under our tutelage, under our imme-
diate obedience, and that of the Holy See, all the
colleges, houses, provinces, and members of this Or-
der,
,and all those who shall join it ; always reserving
to ourselves and the Roman Pontiffs, our successors,
to prescribe and direct all that we may deem it our
duty to prescribe and direct to consolidate the said
Company more and more, to render it stronger, and
to purge it of abuses, should they ever creep in,
which GOD avert.
" It now remains for us to exhort, with all our
heart, and in the name of the LORI), all Superiors,
Provincials, Rectors, Companions, and Pupils of this
' re-established Society, to shew themselves at all times
and in all places faithful imitators of their Father ;
that they exactly observe the rule prescribed by their'
great Founder ; that they obey with an always in-
creasing zeal the useful advice: and salutary counsels
which he has left to his children.
66 In fine, we recommend strongly, in the LORD,
the company and all its members to our dear sons in
Jesus Come, the illustrious and noble Princes end
Lords temporal, as well as our venerable brothers ihe
Archbishops and Bishops, and to all those who are
placed in authority ; we exhort, we conjure them not
only not to suffer that these religions be in any way
molested, but to watch that they be treated with all
due kindness and charity. . .
,g We ordain that the present letters be inviolably
observed according to their form and tenour, in all
time coming; that they enjoy their full and eitire
effect ; that they shall never IA submitted: to the
judgment 91. revision of any Jtidge, with whatever
power he may be clothed, declaring null and of po
effect any encroachment on the preseqt regulation,
either knowingly or from ignorance ; and this not-
withstanding. any apostolical constitutions and ordi-
nances, especially the brief of Clement )(Ili. of happy
memory, beginning with the words Pomiseasae Re►
l demftter vaster, issued under the seal of the Fisherman,
un the 22c1 o; July, 1773, which we expressly abro-
gate aSiar as contrary to the present order. •
66 It is also our will that the same credit be paid
to copies, whether ie manuscript or pirated, of our
piesent brief, as to the original itself, provided they,
have the signature of some notary public, and the seal
of some ecclesiastical dignitary; that rib die be per-
mitted to infringe, or by an audacinue temerity to
oppose any part of this ordinance; and that should
any one take upon him to, attempt it, let him know
that he will thereby incur the indignation of AL-
MIGHTY Gon, and of the holy Apoitles Peter and Paul.
~ Given at Rome, at Sancta Maria Major, on the
7th of August, in the year of our Lord, 1514, and
I the 15th of our Pontificate. .. ... • -
(Signed) "'Cardinal PRODATAIRR.
44 Cardinal Bea :teem" •
After the reading of the Bull, all the Jesuits pie- I
sent were admitted to kiss the Pope's. feet ; at them
head was father Panizoni, who will ad interim perform
the functions of the General, who iii expected from
Russia. .
An Act was afterwards read concerning the resti-
tution of funds, the patrimony of the Jesuits stilt in
existence, and provisional compensations for :dimmed
. property. Thus says the .1....1ari0 Romano, eneed a
ceremony eternally glorious and memorable.