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have them in transport or under military convoy. t^.
make declaration of the same to the Mayor of the
.Dearest commune: All magistrates and civil and
military administrators are required, if necessary, to
foist the continuance of such transport ; and those
!Ph° neglect to obey this order, are made responsible
Sot the sums thus lost to the public service].
r_ The Peovisioaal Government cosidering that his
of importance to secure to the French people by all
possible mans the knowledge of the great events
which have tateh place since the :50th of March last ;
and that of the Acts of the Senate, the Legislative
Body, and the Provaor.al Goverment, which have
insured to France the invaltsaide blessings of pe..ce,
and the return of Its ancient Sors-reigns ; learping
that some civil or military authoritiC have thought
proper to stop the journals, letters, and packets which
have been addressed from Paris to different tiepart-
ntents—order the free circulation of letters and jo:.t.
nals to be maintained and respected. and that every
civil or military authority who may impede,that cir-
culation shall he deprived of lois functions, arrested,
and prosecuted on a charge of high trrason.
An order of Government directs the liberation of
General Count Hammerstein, d-rained in ,he castic.
of Saumur ; and also of Major Lutzow; and the other
Proissitns, prisoners of war in that cistly.
The Provisional Government learning. that Car-
dinal Mathci, Doran of the Sacred C liege, is detained
at Alais, and several other Cardinals in different teWni
of France, directs them to be set at liberi y.
The Provision of Government, informed that the
seminarist* of the diocese of Ghent, in number 06,
of whom 40 are deacons or sub-deaCons," wire.c.n-
dutted to Wesel in A ugust,lBl3. in order to be placed
M the artillery. ordain that they shall be forthwi h re-

stored to liberty.
Another order directs the liberations cf the mem-
bers of the Chapter f Tournay, who had been con-
ducted to Cambray and Unto detained.
The Senator Count Fontanes has been invited to
continue his functions as Grind Mager of the uni-
versity of France, The Imperial Lyceum is in fu-
ture to take the name of the Lyceum Louis le Grand,
the Lyceum Napoleon that of the Lyceum Henry IV.
and the Lyceum Bonaparte that of the Lyceum
Bourbon.
The Provisional Government penetrated with ad-
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mit-anon and gratitude for the brilliant generosity 'of
his Majesty the Emperor of Russia, who has ordered
the restoratien of the French prisoners of war now in
his States, and wishing to testily their gratitude as
far as lies in their power, order, that all the Russian
prisoners of war now in Fiance snail be immediately
sent to the General in Chief of the gussi4n armies.
The Provisional Government considering that the
system of giving men their inclinations, and talents,
an exclusive direction towards the militat y profession
and spirit. induced the late Guvernmeet to withdraw
a great number of ollildren frosn the paternal loath°.
rity, to educate them according to its private views
in the public establishments ; that nothing can be a
greater invasion of the rights of the paternal audio..
rity, and that on the other hand this vexatious sys
tem was directly hostile to the deeelopemeot of the
different kinds of genius, talents, and spirit derived
from nature, and of which the diversified whole forms
the moral wealth of the public ; that, in fint,* pro.
longation of such disorder would form a marked con-
tradiction to the principles of a free government;
Order that the modes and the direction oldie NIU•
'cation of children shall be restored to Lie authorirr
of their father and mother, tutors or families ; and
that aU boys who have been placed in schools, ly
ceums, and other public institutions, without the wish
of their parents, or who shall be reclaimed by them,
shall be forthwith restored and set at liberty.
The Provisional Government informed, that a
great number of Belgian priests have been for years
contused in different prisons, especially in the Castles
of Ham, Bouillon, and Pierrechatel ; that their des
tention was caused by their ref using to say prayers
for Napoleon ; that their detention was prolonged,
notwithstanding authentic acts of submission, repea-
ted several times—order, that the said Belgian priests
confined in France shall be immediately srt at liberty.
The Provisional Government considering that the
most effectual means of establishing puhlic liberty is
to prevent licentiousness ; that the liberty of the press,
whkh should be the safeguard of the citizens, ought
not to become an instrument of insult and defame-
Lion ; that, under present circumstanci...., such an
abuse, ;•.nd especially that which might be made of
pamphlets and placards, would easily become a per•
fidious engine in the hands of those who might endea-
vvur still to sow disturbance among the citizens, ar,4
thus impede the noble movement which should unite
them all in the same just cause; order,
44 1. No placard or bill shall be. posted in the
streets or public places, without having been previ-
ously presented at the prefecture of police, where as
imprimatur shall be given.
" e. Every hawker is prohibited from cryirg, sel-
ling, or distributing in the streets any pamphlet or
sheet. the distribution of which has not beau autho-
tised by the Prefecture of Police."
Other orders of the Provisional Government direct
the system of police, and the regulations as to printing
and bookselling, to continue provisicually the same as
before.
The Prefect of police announces, that en Snnday
the 10th, the Emperor of Russia and King of I'rus.is
will review the whole of their creeps, and that after.
wards 7'e Dar. will be sung in the place Louis X%.
Fto return thanks for the memorable events which
have given peace to Fiante and to Europe,
The official Joprnal contains 4 great number of
adisaions to the legitimate government oa the part of
Generals and ?One Fu,nctionaries7
441.368 otters who have deliraved us their aJbe:
Oen. are Geoeral Nansonty, the Senators Cardinal
de Bayonne, puke of Dantzick, Count Colchen, the
Oahe of Massa, late President .of the Legislative
Body, tied the Senator Villernan.T, who, in a letter
from Arras, dsited 7tli, intprms the Govern-
mtnt that Mr. Morhets de Bellamy would set nut
that night for. ; and that he had sent with him
typo letters, opOo General 14aison, and the other for
Geneql Bremer, commanding the Ifith military
divi-
sion, for the purpose of tacilitating the success of his
"limit* in the department of the North."
Thee, are. also letteri of adhesion from MMarshalOudiniat, from Marshal loordan commanding at
gaunt, from Count Lagrange at Gisors, Count
User Commanding a corps of cavalry at Bourbon,
C• 0111 Whited cotemandin4 trice 9th COTI)3 of cavalry