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London, England, 1809-01-07 00:00:00

IMPERIAL DECREES.

UAPOLZOR, INIPIROX Of TR! FRINCR, LINO OfATALY, PlO4
TICTOR 01 Tat CONTIDZIATION Of TRZ aRINZiar4BCC.StC.

Taking into our consideration, that one of the
greatest abuses which have been inte3duced into the

finances of Spain, arises from the alienation of the
different branches of the imposts, and that ne7erthe-
less imposts are from their nature inalienable, we
have decreed, and do decree as follows :
From the publication of the present Decree, every Individual
who shall be in possession, either by grant from the King, or by
sale, or by any other means, of any portion whatever of the chi
or ecclesiastical Imposts, shall cease to receive them ; and those
from whom they may be leviable, shall be answerable for thei
payment of their respective imposts to the Agents of the Kicg, or
of the Treasury.

The present Decree shall be published and registered in all the
Councils, Courts, and Tribunals, in order to its being carried into
execution as a law of the State,
(Signed)
By the Emperor. Minister Secretary of State,
(Signed) u. Z. MARL'.

NAPOLEON.

EXTRACT FROM TEL MINUTES OF THE OFFICE 07 SECILLTAFY

OE STATE.

• Imperial Camp at Madrid, December 12, 1808.
We Napoleon, Emperor of the French, King of
Italy, and Protector of the Confederation of 11:c
Rhine, have decreed, and do decree as follows
1. All Seignorial Courts of Jtsktice are aboliihed in
'Spain.
2. There shall exist no other jurisdiction than the Royal Courts
of Justice.
S. The present Decree shall be published and registered in all
the Councils, Courts, and Tribunals, in ord.r that it nay be ex-
ecuted as the Law of tin State.

(Signed) NAPOLEON.
By the Emperor. Minister Secretary of State.
(Signed) sr. D. suarr.
There are several other Decrees, and Some inter•
cepted correspondence..

By one of these Decrees a general pardon is grant'
ed to all Spaniards, who shall be aLlegiant to Bona-
parte, with the following exceptions ; and the Mem-
bers of the Council of Castile are branded as covraris,
and unworthy of being Magistrates of a brave nation.
The following persons are proscribed as avowed enc.
mies to France and Spain, viz.
The Duke d'infantado, Duke de Hijar,
Duke de Medina Cell, Duke de °nuns,
Marquis de Sante. Cruz. Count de Ferran Nunes,
Count d'Altaenira, Prince of Cutelfranco,
Pierre Cyrano*, late Minister Bishop of Santander.
of State.
By another Decree the Inquisition is abolished;
the number of Convents is reclined to one-third and
rights, are abolished.

a 4 OF THE TOWN OF ROSA.S.
Row, December 5, i 808.

the town of Rosas and of the Cas-

entered into between Messrs. the
ief Dombrowski, Chief of the Staff
ision, commanded by General Pino,
to, Colonel Commandant of the 2d
of the line, appointed by General
!, Aid-de-Camp of his Majesty the

ing, on the one part, and Mena.
dro O'Daly, Governor Commandant
itosas, and of the Castle of the
Manuel Lemaur, Colonel of En-
)ther part.

are the terms granted :
, and the fort shag be delivered in the course
troops of his Majesty the Emperor and King.
shall lay down their arms upon the glacis of
-isoners of war, and conducted into France.
all that belongs to them.
after the signature of the present Capitulation,
Rosas, and one gate of the Castle of the
m up to t*o companies af grenadiers.
JEAN DOMBROWSKI, Adjutant-Com-
mandant, Chief of the Etat-Major.
Fio, Colonel-Major.
DON.PZDRO °MALT.
MANUEL LEMAVR.
Illation is approved of.

REdLa.

CA F IT ULATIO:
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f the Italian Divis
pd Chevalier Pio,
rench regiment a
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mperor and Kin
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.f the fortress of
tinny, and Don
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glee of the town of
Trinity, shall be given
(Signed)
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