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London, England, 1816-07-23 00:00:00

ORDOIsINANCE OF THE KING.

lAtrts. by the Grace of GOD, King of France and Navarre-r
to all, &c.

We are too much convinced of the evils that est insubUity of
the Legislature may cause in a State, to think of a general reel-
lion of the See Codes, which were in vigour in our kingdom
when we promulgate 4 the Constitutional Charter :a the people,
and we reserve to ourselves oaiy to propose part;eutar laws, for'
reforming whatever may be susceptible u: amelioratioa, &c. &e.
We have ordained end do ordain the fullowing
Art. 1; The denontinadoes, vspreafions, and form& need by
the Governments prior to our return to our liingdoM, are effeeed
from the Civil and other Codes, and are repined by,denonsina•
dons, expressions, and formula, conformed to the Government
established by the Constitutional Chatter.
2. We, in consequence, forbid oar Conrts,Tribtinak, Prefects,
and other Olicen, to employ, In the citations which they will be
obliged to make of any law, the denominations and espressioas
minimised by the preceding Article.
a. That a new editiou of deferent Codes he printed, nudes the
direction of oar Chancellor.

4. That the substance of all the Articles 'ritually la vigour re-
main teztually the sane in the new Within.
S. The new editions shall be presented for our approbation,
and each of the Codes shall be added to the bulletin of the laws.

6. Our Chancellor is charged with the execution of the present
Ordonuance, to which ovr Ministers Secretaries of State shall
contribute, in whatever CUTICCINS them, in their invective de•
panatelas,

Green at Paris, at the Chateau ef the Theatrics, the 17th
July, 1816. (Signed) LOUIS.
RAGUSA, JUIN 1.

We are tranquil, and yet not exempt from fear.
The • Montenegrins are at our gates, and we can
scarcely keep them back. They ace discontented men
always ready for a eveji de main, and their chiefs are
to be appeased by presents only. Soon it will cost
us less to defend ourselves than to live in peace. We
expect some Austrian troops soon.
The Emperor of Austria has granted great priv
leges to the Montenegrin Bishop ; but the latter is
not always muter of his subjects, to whom be is
often obliged to make magnificent promises which he
cannot perform.
We are assured that a Montenegrin Chief has of-
fered to the Pacha of .14111112 to join him with his
troops, in his defence against the English. It is be-
yond doubt that the Turks have spies in the country.
They take them from among the Jews, who, for what
reason we know not, always shew much more attach-
mein for the Mahonsetans than for the Christians,

We are dreadfully in want here of wool and
cloths. Oar sheep all perished here last year,• and
very few staffs have arrived from Europe.

TUILIN JULY 10.

His Majesty has folly confirmed the arrangement
proposed to him for the.confirmation of the sale of
j the Hotel for the Custom House, which was put op
to sale by the Usurper's Government. This act of
the 'Sing is a new pledge of his respect for the Treaty
of Paris, and the Congress of Vienna, by which the
sales of national domains were confirmed. If some
Jaws havathought proper.to complain that they were
not maintained's the enjoyment of the property, they
acquired under the Revolutioaary Government, it is
because aftei having plated by circumstances, and
purchased at a very low prim, they had not even ful-
filled the conditions of their contracts s they eluded
the payments, which left to the Government die
right of declaring the acts of the sale nIU. .
,The Jews me perhaps the only persons who have
a* reason 10 complaia of the times in which we live.
Throogbont she whole of Italy, they have purchased
the most beastiful Palaces, while the Proprietors,
who have been plundered of Unit fortunes, have
tons tesi nothing. Thu affair of the Jews Is slit as
European it is dated to tie believed is Env