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eussion of objects before them shall be public
secret.
9 Each Department shall send to the Legislative
'Body the same number of Deputies it sent thither.•
The Deputies who sat in the Legislative Body at
the period of the last adjournment shall continue to
sit till they art replaced. All preserve their pay.
In future they shall be chosen immediately by the
Electoral Bodies, which are preserved, with the ex-
ception of the changes that may be made by a law in
their organization.
The duration of the functions of the Deputies to
the Legislative Body is fixed at five years.
The new Election shell take place for the Session'
of 1816.
10. The Legislative Body shall assemble of yightl,
each year on the Ist of October. The King mayi
convoke it extraordinarily ; be may adjourn tt ; he
may also dissolve it : but in the latter case another
Legislative Body must be formed, in three months
at the latest, by the Electoral Colleges.
11. The Legislative Body has the right of discus-
sion. The Sittings are public, unless in cases where
it chuses to form itself into a General Committee.
12. The Senate, Legislative Body, Electoral Col-
leges, and Assemblies of Cantons, elect their Presi-
dent from among themselves.
13. No Member of the Senate or Legislative Body
can be arm estcd without a previous atithority from
the Body to which he belongs, The Trial of a
Member of die Senate or Legislative Body belongs
exclusively to the Senate.
14. The Ministers may be Members either of the
Senate or Legislative Body.
15. Equality of proportion in the taxes is of right:
no tax can be imposed or received unless it has been
freely consented to by the Legislative Body and the
Senate. The Land-tax can only be established for a
year. The Budget of the following year, and the
Accounts of the preceding year, are presented annu-
ally to the Legislative Body and the Senate, at the
opening of the Sitting of the Legislative Body.
16. The law shall .fix the mode and amount of the
recruiting of the army.
17. The independence of the judicial power is
guaranteed. No one can be removed from his natu.
ral Judges. The institution of Juries is preserved, as
well as the publicity of trial in criminal matters.—
The penalty of confiscation of goods is abolished.
The King has the right of pardoning.
18. The Courts and ordir.ary 1 ribunals existing
at present are preserved; their number cannot be di-
minished or increased, but in virtue of a law. The
Judges are for lilt and irremovable, except the Jus-
tices of the Peace and the Judges of Commerce.—
The Commissions and extraordinary Tribunals ate
suppressed, and cannot be re-established.
19. The Court of Cassation, the Courts of Appeal,
and the Tribunals of the First Instance, propose to
the King tnree candidates for each place of Judge
vacant in their body. The King chooses one of the
three. The King names the First Presidents and
the Public Ministry of the Courts and Tribunals.
20. The military on service, the officers and sol-
diers on half-payohe widows and pensioned officers,
preserve their ranks, holm's, and pensions.
21. The person of the King is sacred and invio-
lable. All the acts of the Government are signed by
a Minister. The Ministers are responsible for all
which those acts contain violatory of the laws, pulilic
and private liberty, and the rights of citizens.
22. The freedom el worship and conscience is
guaranteed. The Ministers of Worship are treated
and protected alike.
23. The Liberty of the Press is entire, with the
exception of the legal repression of offences which
may result from the abuse of that libert). The Sena-
torial Commissions of the Liberty of the Press arid
individual liberty are preserved.
24.. The public debt is guaranteed. The sales of
the national domains are irrevocably maintained.
25. No Frenchman can be prosecuted for opinions
or votes which he has given.
26. Every person his the right to address indivi-
dual petitions to every constituted authority.
27. All Frenchmen are equally admissible to all
civil and military employments.
28. All the laws existing at present remain in vi.
gour, until they be legally repealed. The code of
civil laws shall be entitled, Civil Code of the French.
29. The present Constitution shall be submitted to
the acceptance of the French people, in the form
which shall be regillated. Lou is Swimsuit:B )(ems
shall be proclaimed King of the French. as soon as
he shall have signed and by an act stating-
-44 I accept the Canstisation i I swear to observe it, awe
to cause it to k observed." This oath shall be repeated
in the solemnity, when he shall reFeive the Oath
Fidelity of the French.
(Signed) Prince ef Bpi ye NT*/ la, President.
Counts de Vis.strr and PA sTuawr, Secretaries.
The Prince Arch- Counts Fenno, Counts Pere,
Treasurer. Fabre (de Made), Tarther,
Coutus Abele!, Dubois Dubai', Further de Recite.
Bartle Marbuis, De Fontanes, bourg,
Enunery, Carat, De.Puule Centres
Barthelemy, Grdgoire Saur,
illeidersbuck, Herwyn'ds Nevslft,Sigel,
Jetreourt, St. IWartie. " •
Cornet, ' Kitiu, De Unseat',
Garbenara, Journu, Sainte Suzudne,
larand, Aubert, Sieve%
Chasseloop, Lambrecht Satinamelpennitick,
Lonjuioats, Van do-yandergel-
Coland, Leji as, der,
l)avuus, Lebrun defteeLemontVan de Poi,
De Gregory, I,eniercier, Venturi,
Dterory, !Merman, Vaubois
Drpere, Dr Lespenasse, Due de Vainay,
Den . has re- e„ De Mau tbadon „ V Meta rd,
Dissuberaerr, Lenoir Rarucli", Vimar,
Demist Tracy, De Mailleville, Van iayien van
Redon, 2,lyevelt.
D'Hedouville, Roger Dams,

COPY OF A LETTER ADDRESSED TO HIS MOST CHRISTIAN
MAJESTY, BY THE YRENCM PROONERS dq. THE IDYPOT
AT THAME.
" 4111 of respectful confidence in the goodneu and
generosity of your Majesty, the Frenchwprisoners, at
Theme, have assembled to felicitate themselves, as
well as all France, on the happy day which, by the
favour of HEAVES. restores to the throne, and to the
Nave of the French, the descend:lnt of Bt*. Louis, of
Levis XII. and of Henry lll.'' "
Sire, our hearts, our life, 'ill that we have we lay
at the feet of your Majesty snay HJIAVEN grant your
Iyugubt family as mush prosperity and happiness as he
ought to halm experienced who nowt fella his seat in
ityss spilfson this great ;nd foetus:sate relenitibpss.
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ewe MO firatiltell