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TITLE VIII.

OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE IMPERIAL DOMAINS,
AND OF TILE D,ISFUSITION OF THE REVENUE IN CASE
OF A MINDRITY AND REGENCY.
SECTION 1.
OF THE CROWN FUNDS.

37. During the Regency, the administration of the Gown
Funds shall continue according to the rules established, the use
to which the revenues are to be employed is fired in the usuai
forms, under the authority of the Empress Regent or of the
Regent.

,78. The expense of their housekeeping and their personal ex-
penses shall form part of the Crown Budget.

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,piktist, *Abed POPPIPPI t Y Obi be I
besides addressed to tbe Awe ap4 entered is 11¢FiriMINFlab
Pk Win Coronation than take place in dhelaslaspiat /Satre
Dame, se fanny oilier eburtb designated in the letters row.
TABLE X.
OF T>p 4iambiriwo AND CORONATION 01 Ma Mittel
• - ' • IMPURIAIs KING 01P ROW.
U. The imperial rtinqe, Mug of Rome, may, In his quality
as heir to the Empire, be minima and crowned to the Emperor's

56. This ceremony cannot take place but by virtue of letters
patent, in tke same form as those relative to the coronation of
the I,,mpress.
57. After anointing and coronation of the Prince Imperial,
pKing of Rome, the &saw Cousitses, Laws, Regulations, Ins-
Iperial Statutes, Decrees, and all other eats emitted by the Em-
peror, or made in bit name, shall bear, besides the indication of
the year of his reign, the year of the coronation of the prince
llmperial King of Rome.
58. Tke present organized Senate: Coeuriterne, shall be trans-
'witted by a message to his Majesty the Emperor and King.
The Presidents and Secretaries.

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CvasAcrats.

The Count tie Binuatour.
Count de Litiptsunr.
Seen and Sealed, the Chancellor of the Senate,
(Signed) Count LAPLACE.
We do hereby command and ordain, that these presents,
furnished with the seal of the State, inserted In the Inalletio of
the taws, shall be addressed to the courts,'Tribunah, and other
administrative Authorities, for the purpose of being inserted in
their registers, to be observed and caused to be observed by
them; and our Gad Judge, Minister of Justice, is charged
with superintending the publieadon of the same.
Given at our Palace of the Thuilleries, Feb. 5,11/13.
(Signed) Nerocrene
By order of the P.rtsperor, the Minister Secretary of State,
(Signed) Count PALM

Seen by us, the Arch-Chancellor of the Empire,
(Signed) CAM 'Acta sp.

PARIS, FEBRUARY T.

The Viceroy, the Emperor's Lieutenant, Com-
mander in Chief of the Grand Army, writes from
Posen, under date of the 26th of January, at six
o'clock in the evening, that the remains of horses are
proceeding with the greatest activity ; that the corps ,
which General Rapp commands in Dantzic amounts
to 30,000 men, without including the troop; belong-
ing to the artillery, engineers of marine ; that he has
under him Generals Heudelet and Grandjean ; tha
General Camperdon commands the engineers in it
and General Lepen the artillery ; that the place is
provisioned with bread and vegetable's for fivi years ;
in meat, brandy, medicinals, &c. for fourteen months ;
that all the besieging from Riga entered that
fortress ; that the besieging equipage sent from Mag-
deburg, and destined for Dunaburg, had previously
entered Dantzick ; that the lortifications'wore in ex-
cellent condition ; that the magazines were abun-
dantly supplied with clothing, arms, and warlike am-
munition ; that a brigade of cavalry, composed of
dragoons and chasseurs, '2OOO strong, is at Dantzick,
under the orders of General Cavaignae ; that Gene.
ral Rapp occupies the neighbourhood of the place
for six leagues round. He has in the Treasury where-
with to insure the soldiers pay for a year.
From Thorn the intelligence is equally satisfactory.
The communications from that town with the head-
quarters were open. 'l;he place was well armed.
The division charged with its defence consists of 6000
men, and had its posts at six leagues distance from',
that town. The Prince of Eckmuhl had sent Gene-
ral Girard upon Romberg, from whence he had re-
pulsed the Russian General Woronzoff, after having
taken or killed some Cossacks.
The Bavarians were cantoned between Thorn and
Posen, connecting the communication.
The Viceroy, besides, akinounces that the Prince
Schwartzenberg occupied Pultusk and Ostrolenka ;
General R.egnier, withu 7th corps, was on the right;
the sth corps, which Prince Poniatowski commands,
WAS re-organized, and already reckons 30,000 men ;
horses abound at Warsaw ; that the Pfince of Neuf-
chatel had been extremely ill—the gout, which had
attacked his stomach, made him suffer extreme pain,
but they had succeeded in recovering him, and the
Prince was in the hest state ; that the Russian corps
is reformed between Stettin and Posen; that the King
of Prussia, accompanied by M. 3t. Marsan, French
Minister, and the Austrian Ambassador, had gone
to Breslau ; that orders had been expedited to form a
strong French advanced-guard, composed of more
than 40,000 fresh troops ; that Stettin, Custrin, and
Glogaw were provisioned for a year, and in good
condition.