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London, England, 1802-05-01 00:00:00

ZISPOSITIONS IN RkG•RD TO PERSONS WHO HAVE

EMIGRATRD.

ART. I. An amnefly is granted 'for the aft of
emigratiin to every individual who has bees guilty
of it, and who has not been definitively erakd.

11. Such of the raid individuals as are not in
France, !hall be bound to return thither, before
the IR of Vendemiaire, Year it, (Sept. 23.)
At the moment of their return they Mall
declare before Commiffioners, delegated for that
purpofe in the towns of Calais, Bruffels, Mentz,
:;trafburgh, Geneva, Nice, Bayonne, Perpignan,
and Boordeaur, that they have re-entered tbe ter-
ritories of the Republic in virtue of the arnnelly.

IV. This declaration Shall be followed by an
ctrtificate of may !hall be delivered to them.

oath, that they will be faithful to the Government
eftablifhed by the Conftitution, and will nut main-
tain either' dire&ly or indireftly any corindlion or
correfpondence with the enemies of the State.

v.Ti.ore who have obtained from foreign Powers
places,titles, decorations or penfions, full be bound
to declare the fame before the Commit loners, and
to renounce them in a formal manner.
VI. Thofe who fhall not return to France before
the ;ft of Vendemiaire, year ir, and who (hall
not fulfil the conditions prefcribed by the preceding
articles, than forfeit, all the privileges granted by
the prefent amnelty, and !hall be definitively
maintained on the lilt of emigrants, unlefs they
bring formal and fubilantial proof of their not
being able to return within the alligned period ;
and if they do not prove betides, before the Agents
of the Republic fent to the countries where they
may be, that they have fulfilled, before the expira-
tion of the prefcribed time, the other conditions
above-mentioned.

VII. Thofe who are at prefent within the
French territories {hall be bound alfo under pain
of the fame forfeiture, and of being maintained
definitively on the Lift of Emigrants, to make,
within a month from the date of the publicOon
of the prefent decree, before the Prefeet of the
department where they refide, fitting in the Coun-
cil of the PrcfaWrite, the fame declarationroath,
and renunciation.

VIII. The Comrniffioners and Prefab charged
to receive them (hall tranimit, without delay, to
the Minifter of the Police, a copy of the Proces-
verbal they have drawn up, and on the fight
of this Proces-vethal the Minifter, if necelFary,
(hall write a Certificate, which (hall be lent to the
Minifter of Juftice, by whom it (hall be finned and
delivered to the inditidual whom it concerns.

IX. The Paid individual !hall be bound, until he
receives his Certificate of Amnefty, to refide in the
Commune where he has made declaration of his'
return to the territories of the Republic.
X. The following are excepted from the prefent
amnelly Thofe individuals, who have been
the Chiefs of Bodies aifernbleci in arms :igainft the
Republic ; id. Thofe who have ha.l rack in the
as mies of the enemy ; 3d. Thole who, fince the
foundation of the Republic, have retained places
in the houfehold eftablifitments of the ei decals'
French princes; 4th. Thofe who are known to
have been aEliVe promoters or exciters of civil or
foreign war ; sth. Commanders by land or by lea
as well as the reprefentatives of the people, who'
have been guilty of treafon againft the Republic ;
f)th. Atchbifhops and Bifhops who, difowning the
lawful authority, have refuted to give in their re-
fignation.
XI: The individuals denominated in the preeed-
iug article are definitively maintained on the lilt
of emigrants: the number, however, cannot ex-
ceed a thoufand, five hundred of whom shall ne-
ceilarily be defignated in the courfe of the year to.
XII. The Emigrants received under this AEI of
Amnefly, as well as thole who have been defini-
tively erafed fince the Decree of the Confuls of the
28th Vendemiaire, year 9, !hall be, for ten years,
under the fpccialvigilance of Government from
the day of their erafure, or the delivery of their
certificate of amn:fty.
XIII. Government, if it thinks necefFary, may
impofe on the individuals lubjefted to this fpecial
vigilance, the obligation of removing from their
ufual place of refidence to the diftance of twenty
leases ; they may even be removed to a greater
diflance, if Circumftances require; but, in the
latter cafe, fentence of removal !hall not be pro-
nounced without tiie advice of the Council of
State.

XIV. After the ten years are expired, all the in-
dividuals avinft whom Government has not been
obliged to have recourfe to the meafures mention-
ed in the preceding Article, (hall ceafe to be Cub.
jetted to the vigilance_ of Government : it may
extend it for life to thole again( whom fuch Inca-
Lures are judged neceffary.
XV. The individuals fubjefted to the vigilance
of Government than, however, enjoy all their
rights as Citiiiens.

TITLE 11.

DISPOSITIONS 11( lEG•RD TO PROPIRTY.

'XVI. Individuals allowed the benefit of this
Amneity can in no cafe, and under no pretence
whatever, attack partitions of pre-fucceffion, fuc-
ceffion, or other acts and arrangements made be-
tween the Republic and Individuals previous to
the prefent Amuck,.
fill XVII. Such of their property as is fill in the
hands of the nation (except woods and fore Ik, de-
clared unalienable by the law of Nivofe, year 4,
perfonal property employed for the public fervice,
rights of property, or pretended to be fuch over
the grand Canals for navigation, debts that may
be owing to them from the public treafury, the
extinCtion of which was effeeted by confufion at the
moment when the Republic (dud their property,
rights, Or active debts) be reftored to them
without a reltitution of the fruits, which in con-
formity to the decree of Maidor 19, year 8, muft
belong to the Republic, up to the day when their

XVI 11. The Knitters are charged, each as fat
as be is concerned, with the execution of the pre-
fent decree.

On account of the impol tame of the difpofitions
contained in this aft. and confidering that it will
become, by the approbation of the Senate. a fo•
letnn confirmation of the principles of Social Or-
der, confecrated by the Contlitution, and of which
the Senate is the prefenrer, the Confuls are of opi.
nion, that this aft be prefented to the Senate to be-
come matter for a Sessahu eanfultum.
•
A true copy.
The Secretary General of the Council of State,
(Signed) j. o. cocas.
Approved Floreal 4th, year to.
The Era Conful (Signed) BoaMPAILTE.
By the Firlt Conful.
The Secretary of State (Signed) 11.1.NARST.

The Moniteur contains alfo an extras from the
Regillers of the Confervative Senate of Floreal 6,
year so, (April 26) announcing that the above
articles of amnelly had been decreed by the fenate.
It concludes as follows :

" Let the prefent Saugus Confuldan,furnifhed with
the Seal of the State, be inferred in the Bulletin of
the Laws, inkribed in the regifters of the Judicial"
and Adminiftrative Authorities, and the Minifter
of Jutlice is charged with the publication.
" At Paris, Floreal 6th, year to, of the Re-
public. •
"The Pith Confnl, (Signed) BONA/ARTS."
"The Secretary of State (Signed) N. B. MAUI."

Their MAJESTIEs,with the Patscassis and their
attendants, went in three coaches yefterday morn-
ing to view the Piaures in Semerfet-Houfe, pre-
vioufly to their being fubmitted to the public in
fpeaion. His MAJESTY was drefred in dark cloaths,
and the coach in which he rode was drawn by two
beautiful cream-coloured horfes. Between two
and three thoufand people were loon colleaed
about Somerfet-hotife, and greeted the Royal Fa-
mily when they came out, about twelve o'clock,
with loud and repeated huzzasl crying out—,4 GOD
blefs your Majeftyl—Your Majelly and the Peace
for ever!—Long Life and Happinefs to your Ma-
hefty !" The Leo feemed in good fpirits, and
ighly pleated with the enthufiarm of the people.
The Honourable Charles KINVAIRD'S firs visit,
luxe his arrival from abroad, has been to the Bo-
rough of Leorninfter, from whence he returned to
town laft night after a very fuccefsful canvafs.
At the final dote of the poll yefterday for a
Common Councilman for the Ward of Farringdon
Without, to ferve in the room of Mr. CH•ILLES
WEAR() Ctsaa, deceafed, for the remainder of
the year, the numbers were atfollow: Mr.Youmo,
goo; Mr. Brr, Rs.
Mr. MiCoxyaLl. has pnrchafed Mr. CHAMBER-
Lermes Houfe at Coley, near Reading, which he
is going to rebuild on a higher ground in a mole
modern (tile.

NATAL Paossortoss.—The expelled naval pro-
motion has been announced at the Admiralty.—
There is no promotion of Poll Captains to Flags.
Vice-Admiral Proorr and Lord Raorropcs are
promoted to be Admirals of the Blue. Rear-Ad-
mirals of the Red Sir GEORGE Hosts and Sir C.
Comm to be Vice-Admirals of the Blue ; and
Rear-Admirals of the White Joan MLLE?
Pima and Sir ROBERT CALDER, to be Rear-Ad-
mirals of the Red.

Tis is, we believe, the whole of the Flag Pro-
motions-115 Commanders are made Po% and 45
Lieutenants made Commanders.

The number of Midfhipmen promoted to the
rank of Lieutenant, will not be known till after the
next palling day at the Navy Office.
Yefterday the Purfer of the Hon. Eaft India
Company's (hip the Cuffnells, Captain CHARI.IS
BOWLAND COTTON, attended at the India Houfe,
and received his final difpatches for the Supra
Cargoes, at the Company's Faiftory in Canton,
with which he .immediately proceeded to the
Downs to join the faid (hip. The Co FFN Exxs is
the !aft (hip for China this feafon.
Capt. BROWN, of the (hip Thomas, arrived at
Liverpool from Jamaica, relates, when he left
Kinglion, various reports had arrived there from
St. Domingo ; but all agree that the fuccefs on
both fides has been nearly equal. The French
have occupied the principal ports, and TOUSSAINT
(after burning Cape Francois) has retired into the
mountains,there to wage a tedious and deftruetive
war ; no lets (lays a letter) than ts,ooo negroes
have been killed, and the rench have themfelves
fuffered feverely. The Cornielli French frigate,
from St. Domingo, arrived at Kingfton, early in
Feb. for the purpofe of eftablifhing a correfpon-
dence with Government there, to victual their
troops, but not being able to fucceed, they left in
a few days. It is confidently faid, that they have
fen a Commiffary to England, to requeft the af.
finance of Government.

ILIA; pa t NAT tONS.—The molt fuperb difplay of
variegated lamps noticed calf of the Royal Ex-
change was at the refidence of Mr. S. Jackson, of
St. George's, the brilliant effed of which was only
exceeded by a molt extensive tranfparency, repre-
fenting a &It rate man of war at anchor, com-
pletely dreffed in the flags of the different nations,
flu-mounted by the Royal Standard, prefenting a
fpeEtacle (from the different colours thus tranf-
parently exhibited) molt beautifully finking and
novel.

Dr. Baonum takes this public method of return.
ing fintere thanks to his numerous friends, who
have made kind enquiries after his health, and very
much regrets that his indifpoiltion prevented him
from having the fatisfadion of feting them, and
paying his perfonal refpeds to them : he now has
the pleafure, however, to inform them, that he is
Co tar recovered as to be able to fee his friends and
patients, and to give adiice as ufual.
N. B. As many patients from the country have
been difappointed of feting Dr. B. during his Hi-
ner', he now requeds their attendance, that their
Ray from home may be no longer delayed on his
account.

THE AR Air,

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(CIR.CULAR.—COPY.)
" Cr NT!: cast :4, " War-OZiee, 12c1 April, Otis
The Secretary at War has received tro a the Department
of the Right Hon. Lord liosawr, a Copy of Ids Lordfhip's
Circular Letters to the Lore, Lieutenants of 'oitoti, • I t; ei.
Britain, Mewing, tLat hLerrs ry declined accepting the
offers of thufe Corps of Volunteer and Atfociated lihottry
which haie propofed a continu.rion of their f-rei amt that
the neceffary arrangements are now to he wide with the Board
of Ordnance, for rece sing CLe.dtwz awl Atroattreitrat, lolls he
cp.!. of Volunteer infantry.
la confequatee of the above communication. lam direeted
to acquaint you, that no furtb.fr monthly idfue of pay will be
made, on account of thufe Corps, Itee.oll.l that which has al-
ready been ordered to the 24th init incluilve.
" Ir. apprifing you of this meafure, Mr. YORK, defires that
you will, without lots of time, communicate it to the Com+
mandants of the feyeral Corps of Volunteer Infantry in your
Agency, and at the fame time intimate to them, that fnrther in-
Itructions relative. to the mode of making up their, nd accounts
for the period above-mentioned, will be forwarded to them
from this Office, as loon as the ma.ure of the bulinefs will per-
mit. I am, &c. (Signed) " hl. LEWIS.'
To Mall.