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London, England, 1802-02-04 00:00:00

TITLL DISPOSITIONS.

std. The Conflitution aeknowlechcs no other civil (Mine.
tion than that which is derived from the exercife of public
funetions.
ty. itBt mt. Every inhabitant of the Cgs:pine territory is
free with relied to the particular exercife of hK religion. Tht.
Republic recognizes no privileg:s for, or impediments to in-
dultry and commerce, both externally and internally, but thofe
founded in law.

s so. There is throughout the Republic an uniformity of
weights, matures, coin, of civil and criminal laws, and the
elementary ()item of inftrudiop.
Ist. A National Inftitute is charged with coiled:ling dikove-
ries, and bringing to perfetftion the fciences and the arts.
122. A National Exchequer is to regulate and afeertain the
accounts of the revenues and expences of the Republic. Ix is to
conlift of five Members appointed by the Colleges. One of
whom is to rcfign in every two years, but is to be re-eligible.
The troops who receive pay to obey the orders of the
Adtniniftration. The National Guards are tubjeet only to the
laws.

tze. The Public Force, by its very nature, mutt obey. No
armed body can deliberate.
125. All the debts and credits of the ancient provinces now
the Cifalpine, are recognized by the Republic.
126. Every purchafer of national property, at a legal rale,
cannot be difturbed in the poffeffion of it ; but any lawful
claimant is to be Indemnified by the treafury of the State.
127. The law affigns, on the national pEoperty not fold, a
fufficient revenue to aU Bilhops,Chapters,Senithariea, Curates,
and for Church repairs. This revenue cannot be otherwife ap-
plied.
118. The Confulta may at the end of three years propofe any
altirations In the C.onititution it dorms neceffary.

After the conflitution was read, MALIAN! deve-
loped the fpirit and the advantages of it, and read
the MI organic law of the Conititution relative to
the Clergy.
The Bithops are to be eleacd by the Govern-
ment and intlituted by the Holy See. The Qua
are chofen by the Bilhop; the limits of the diocefes
are ttot to fuller any innovations; each diocefe has
its chapter. The Bithop may order any Eccle-
fiailical delinquent to a retreat of penitence in the
feminaries, or in fome convent. If the offence be
heinous, he interdias him from hisfunaions. The
clergy are relieved from all military fervice.
After this law was read, the Archbilltop of Rt.
•ENNA expreffed ;the agent of all the Cifalpine
Clergy and invited all the Minifiers of Worfnip to
inculcate obedience to the Conititntion.

The FIR sr Cow suL confirmed the with expreffed
by the Archbithop.

The lifts of all the Members of the Colleges,
Government, &c, were then read.
The Members of the Government are,
BONAPARTE, Prefidalt.
Mcczi, Viee-Prefidalt.
Gu * no!, Secretary of State.
SPANOCCIII, Grand kidge.
MMUS TIRO CONPOSt THE CONSULTA OP STATE.
Marefealdl Fenardi, Joreph
Serbellool Cowan'
Caprara Lodi
Paradifi Mofeati.
MINIMS OP TNE LtOISLATInt COUNCIL.
lidinl Feliei, Daniel
Bargnani Lambertenghl, Louis
Vills GaDino, Ex!VcoetisS
BkaSo Di Bernardi, of L'Agogns.
Gull:tut/lard Gloria, Louis
Biami, Jolepls Cleognara, Leopol4
Teal, Charles Vacria of Reggio.

PAWS, 9 PLMOST, lAN. 19.
Admiral GANTHCAUM E'S divifion has failed. It
is fuppofed for St. Domingo.
The Confervative Senate yefterday appointed
General BELLEMONT a Member of the Legiflative
Body.