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ao•The Promulgation is in chafe temp hLthatlhriNhin sane
of• the Wmperor) by,the imam of Goo ant the Cowalhatierf the
Republic, natters* of the Preach, to all prefeut and pipe,
Greeting t' The Sonate, afteahavlng beard McGraw's oldie Conn-
eft of Stater ha,' decreed or a aided, and we order, what fonemme
(Anti if the momulgetioalkof a law) the Legilletitto body has
weed, the (th, date) the following decree eanfonnalbly to
the propoStion made in the name of the Emperor. and dtcr having
heard the Orgen of the Connell of State and of dm Seddon of the
Tribunate, the We order and eueamsad that the prtfent.
Ceded with the Seal of the State, Inferred ha tie Bulimia of the
laws, (hall be addreffed to the Courts, to the Tribunals, and to the
Adminiltrative Authorities, that they may ohferve theta and caufe
them to be obfereed ; and the Grand judge htlivilter of 'take le
charged to take heed that the fame be duly publiOtd.
141. The executive COODO of judgments are draws up thaa
of
—P N. (tic Chrifilan name of the Emperor) by the Grace
God and the Cooditutiono of the Republic,Emperor of the french,
to all prefect and to come, Greeting The Court of cc
the Tribunal "f --- (if it is a'l ribonal of the Ilrft inflame)
has awarded the following judgment :—.(Hers copy the decree or
the judgment.)—We order and command. all IlMjScrs spoil this
• requiGtion to put the laid
.tedginent in execution ; Otte Attendee-
General, and our Anomie. belonging to the Tribunate of the ildt
b.:Rance, to take heed that the fame be duly performed ; and an
Commandants and Ogden of the Pablie FOR!, to give aid and
t AT:Rance to the Lame, when legady respired. In wituds
„ whereof
' the pedant jot/totem has been betted by the Pi the Court
or of the Tribunal, and by the Geiser.
TITLE XVI.••-AND LAST.
tea. The following propolition &all be prefented for tbe w-
eer:ration of the people, In the forms determined by the decree of
the anti Boreal, year sot.," She peeve wire have the briperial
dignity hereditary in the dire& natural,legitimate. laud adoptive
defeendants of Napoleon Bonaparte, and In the dircd, natural,
and legitimate defeendanta of Jorepis Bonaparte and of Louis
Bonaparte, in the manner regulated by the Strada Snwrio Cal/4-
We of Mead* Aortal, year is." (Silided
Ca Manna es, Second Coast trelldent.
MOLAR!) DL GALLES,joaltrn COILPIUDIT, See.
Seen and fated, the Cluineellor the Senate.
• (Signed) 1-ArLact.
We order and command, that there prefents, reeled
with the (cal of the State, inferted in the Bulletin of
the Laws. MA be addreffed to the Courts, to dm
Tribunals and to the Adminiltrative Authorities, that
they may infcribe them in iblir regifters, may obferre
them, and cattle them to be °blared ; and the Grand
Judge Minifter of Juftice is charged to take heed that
the fame Lc duly executed. •
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Given at the Palace of St. Clod, the silds Floret!, year 12,
the felt year of our reign.
(Sidra) WATOLSON.
frees by us, Arch Chancellor eche Empire,
tagged) CALIBACE*III.
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By the Ernperor, the Secretaey of State,
(Signed) "moat a B. MAILST.
The Grand Judge, Matter or Judice, aaard ea. ,

. - PARIS. JUNE 9.
for the Sri time fince the Chrillian Religion was
introdeced Into France, two • Proteftant Miniders
'hake been infialled at Marfeilles, in the prefence of
listrefea and the Condituted Authorities, together
Aid% alt the Protaants of that town. The Psefsa
pronounced an appropriate fpetch.
The Extraordinary Military Commillion of the
Department of the Outre-Po, has lately condemned
fifty-five perfons to death, sallies, imprifonments, or
other penalties ; tonvitied of having infringed the
law concerning confcriptions, either by favouring the
defection of the confcripts, by concealing them, or
by forging certificates of health, difeafe, or fervice,

tic. &C.
According to an Imperial Patent of the 38th ult.
the Provincual Militia of Tyrol cannot in future ex-
ceed so.ooo men. The regiments of the line will,
by this political meafure, gain an increafe of feveral

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thenfand men.
The commiffions of Sayan, charged by Gorern-
ment to infpce and execute the official publication
concerning Egypt, has fent a report to the Minider
of the Interior, informing him how far the different
parts compofing it, are advanced. The engravings
amount already to too, of which 47 reprefent tome
antient monument of the Egyptians ; 17 reprefent
modern monuments; 8 are relative to the Arts
known in Egypt ; and sli reprefent objects of Natural
Hiltoty. Betides there engravings, which are entirely
finifhed, tfio others are begun. The Drawings of
the Temples. of the Palaces, and of the Graves, are
not the only curious difcoverits concerning the
Egyptian antiquities. A number of flatus, idol.,
and amulets, are lsefides engraving. Different mar-
ten are now bay engraving the Papyrus found in
graves, under the cover of Mummies.—( journal de
Par:).
The order of the Grand Judge, not to permit any
French citizen to enter France without a pars figned
by him, has curled a great deal of inconvenience
and expencc to our merchants and manta:enters,
who have fiervented the lute fairs of Franckfort and
Leipzig. Near three thoufand of them are waiting
on our different frontiers to obtain their pares, from
which their commercial affairs Coffer as much as their
purfes. Among others, nine hundred Lyoncfe ma-
rinfaanrers are detained at Franckfort, Manhelm,
Offenheim, I3lle, Laufanne, and other places. (Go-
stair It Fraser.)
fhe trouble to procure Innis, and the inconveni-
ence of the wing. them every league, have one advan-
tage, that of bunging large films of money into our
treafury for the damps upon which the paths are
written. We have heard from good authority, that,
according to the regifters kept by the Grand Judge,
fix millions three hundred and ninety-three piles have
been delivered all over France to individuals of both
fixes, fine the difeovery of the late confpiracy only :
a clear proof that the prerent refiraints and difficulqes
in travelling do not hinder our countrymen from
moving shoot Ve onotivoir) either for their pleafure
or for their aff.urs.—(josowal de Paris.' •
The MarelhAl of the Empire, Molar, Governor
of Paris, gave lately, at his country honk at Villiers,
a fplandid entertainment, which was attended by the
Prefidents of the Senate, of the Legiflative Body and
of the Tribunate, all the Marefhals of the Empire,
with the Generals, Colonels, and fuperior Officers
of the Staff and Garrifim of Paris ; the heft& of the
Department of the Seine, and the twelve Mayors of
this City. The firft toga was given by the Prefident
of the Senate—"Tohis Majetly Emperor Na roc son ;"
which was received by at pci lons pt-tent with the
gr caned enthritiafai. The fecund t, .aft, given by Mare-
mai kleiricay, }as—" Her Imperial hiniclly Joss-
rl4l,lf ." Which was drank in the (sine manner as
the fir R. Ali the fneceeding toafts being in the fame
fpirir. formed a union of willres for the glory, prof.
}',each
and hii;pirets of the illuarious Chief of the
I,,ench Empire and his wipe family. This leaf,
er.rii.g w irr, ri Marellial Ni.. it A T did honours with that
i-a,,iit sr and thole n•rhle wan! era w rich dr (lingua all
his aclions., was very brilliant .—(looral dc Peril.)