Star.
London, England, 1813-02-22 00:00:00

CONCORDAT.

His Majesty the Emperor and King, and his Holi-
ness, being inclined to put a termination to the dif-
ferences which have arisen between them, and to pro-
vide against the difficulties that have taken place in
several affairs concerning the Church, have agreed
upon the following articles, which are to serve as the
basis for a definitive arrangement :

Art. 1. His Holiness shall exercise the Pontiacate in France,
and in the Kingdom of Italy, in the same manner and same forme
as his predecessors.
2. The Ambassadors, Ministers, Charge d'Affairtr, of Foreign
Powers, to the Holy Father, aid the Ambassadors; %holsters,
or Charge d'Affaires, whom the Pope may have with Foreign
Powers, shall enjoy such immunities and privilegea as are evjoyed
by the Diplomatic Body.
3. The domains which were possessed by the Holy Father,
and that have not been alienated, shall be exemp,ed from all
kinds of imposts, and shall be administered by his .4. tits or
Charge d'Affaires. Those which were alit owed shall be replaced,
to the amount of two millions of francs in rev.•nue

4. Within thespace of six mot.ths following the notification of
the usage of nomination by the Emperor to the Arch!:ishopricks
and Bishopricks of the Empire and King&r: of Italy, the Pope
shall give the canonical institutions in conformity t‘itli diet Con-
cordat, and by virtue of this present ittdultu. I4e preluding
information shall be given by the Metropolitan. Ihe six months
being expired without the Pope having accorded to the institution,
the Metropolitan, or in default of him, where a Metropolitan
is in question, the oldest bishop of the province, shall proceed to
the institution of the new Bishop, so that a seat shall never be
vacant longer than oue year.
5. The Pope shall nominate to the ten Bishopricks either in
France or in Italy, which shall finally be designated by mutual
consent.

6. The six suburb bishopricks shall be re-established ;—they
shall be at the nominatizin of the Pope. The property actually
existing shall be restored, and measures shall be taken for reco-
vering what has been sold. At the death of the Bishop of Anagni
and Rieti, their dioceses drill be re-united to the six hisbopricks
before mentioned, conformably with agreement which shall take
place between his Majesty and the Fr.sly Father.
7. With regard to the bishops of the Roman states, who are
through circumstances absent from their diocests, the H dy
Father may exercise his right of givirg bishopricks, iu parttbus,
in their favour. A pension shall be given to them equal to the
revenue before enjoyed by them, and they may be replaced in
the vacant suits, either in the empire, er it: Italy.
8. His Majesty and his Holiness will at a proper time concert
with each other on the reduction to he made, if it shou'd take
place, in the bishoprick of U'uscanv, and the country of Genoa,
as likevese he. the hishopricks to be established in Ilulland, and
hi the .1 fanseatic departments.
9. The Prorganda, the Penitentiary, and the Archives shall
be established in the place of the Holy Father's abode.
10. His Majesty restores his good favour to those cardinals,
bishops, priests, and lay brethren, who have incurred his dis-
pleasure in consequence of attual events.
11. The Holy Father agrees-to the above dispositions, in con-
sideration of the actual state of the Church, and in Use confi-
dence with which his Majesty has inspired him, that he will
grant his powerful pietectiun to the numerous wain* which
Religion suffers in the times we live in.

(Signed)
Fontain bleau, Jan. 25, Ibl3.

NAPOLEON.
Pius, P. P. 7.

On leaving his palace yesterday, his Majesty pro.
ceeded to visit the Prince of Neufchatel, lately arrived
at Paris.

His Majesty the King of Naples arrived at his
chateau at Santo Lucio on the Stith January.
FEBRUARY 14.—The inhabitants of this capital as-
sembled in crowds in all the streets through which
the Emperor was to pass, in proceeding from the
Thuilleries to the palace of the Legislative Body, and
accompanied the suite with shouts, a thousand times
repeated, of ,g Long live the Emperor !" Upon his
entry into the Hall where the Sittings are held, he was
received with similar enthusiasm by the Legislative
Body and a numerous and brilliant assembly.
Aker the oath, taken individually by every mem-
ber of the Legislative Body, his Majesty, seated upon
his throne, delivered a speech, upon the conclusion
of which, the shouts of 14 Long live the Emperor !"
were repeated. These acclamations did not cease
from his departure from the Hall of the Legislative
lody till his arrival at the palace of the Thuilleries.

Her Majesty the Empress assisted at this
criesaof " Long live the Empress 1" issued from a
hearts, and constantly followed the august conipa.
nion of the Monarch, the mother o!. the Imperial
Prince.

FEB. 16.—Yesterday his Majesty reviewed nume-
rous corps of cavalry and infantry.

MINISTRY AT WAX
The following is a copy of a letter from Vallado.
lid, of the 17th January, to the Minister at War, from
General Count Reille, Commandant of the Army of
Pintugal :
Monseigneur—General Merlet, commanding the
cavalry of the army, has sent me A Repon. from Ge.
neral Boyer, with which I hasten to make your Ex.
cellency .acquainted.
_ _ _

" On the 15th, 200 horses of the 25th dragoons,
which had been to Caynos for the correspondence, ie.
turned at six o'clock in the evening at Mayorga. The
Chief of a squadron, Mathias, who commanded them,
learning that 400 hor.es of Marcpi:nez's band had
arrived at five o'clock in the evening at Valderas,
immediately refre(hed c:!vAlry, and, conjcintly
with the Chief of Battalion, Dekaii, of the 4'.h, and
300 men belonging to that regiment, he immediately
marched upon that village, v:here he arrived at five
o'clock in the morning. The band wac shut up in
it ; all who attempted to escape v. ere drowned in the
Cea, and all who endeavoured to otter resistance
were killed.

" The prisoners shall be conducted to head-quay.
ters, and the 150 horses, which have been judgcd pro-
per for service, will serve to remount the drapons or
light cavalry.
" This affair does much honour to the Chid of 4
squadron, Mathias, who conducted it with all posse.
hle skill, and to the Chief of the 47th 11.ittalinn, and
the troops under the orders of those two Officci,."—
( Moniteur, Feb. 16.) .