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required. ands warm endeavour for the quick and exact
execution of the orders of the Government.
" t am folly persuaded of youritorefos the laws end
country, and, therefore, I hoe rlitlbubt that, a. repre-
senting the people, you will hasten to inspire obedience
to the laws.,subordinatino, and onion among thernolaes
s' The 4.li•iined regulations will constitute the system
of the. Prrivi.inrial Government until the N.atienal
semisly meets. according to the spirit of the Proclama-
tion already published, copies of which are herein en.
• cloSed for die purpose of being published throughout:
the districts. (Signed) t, The Governor,
" lens, Jan. 20, 1222. 0. S. CAPO D'ISTRIA."
The above letter be has sent also to all the militar y
Chiefs, with the following addition :
" I am fully persuaded as to your vintage and perse-
verance, and I have no doubt that your future exertions
will seal the glory of your achievements already attained.
But my duty requires that I should exhort you pater-
nally, and order you to remain in the positions where
you actually are fighting for :the country against the
enemy, and not to move in anyyay whatever before-
you receive instructions on the purpose frotn the proper
authorities."—(Daied as aboveD).
SECOND ECREE.
THE GOVERNOR OF GREECE DZCRESI.
1. A Council of War is established, which has for.it's
object to superintend and examine the affairs with re•
specs to the military operations and service by -land and
sea, according to the propositions Of the Governor.
2. The two military Chiefs, Commanders of land and
sea, ate by riyht Members of this Council, as 'ell as
those of the Greek Generals and Na, arehs (Admirals).
whose opinion the Governor thinks necessary to receive.
3. This Council is presided by the Governor of Greece.
4. A Special Decree specifies more particularly the
organization and its respective duties. (Dated as abolre.)
TilißD DECREE.
TUZ GOVERNOR CF GREECE DECRIZE••••
1, A Ministerial Council is established. which occu-
pies itself in the external affairs of commerce and navi-
gation. andna all those objects which will be sent to it
by the Governor of Greece, under whose immediate
direction this Council act.
2. A Special Decree specifies more particularly the
organisation and its respective duties. (Dated asabove.)
FOURTH DECREE.
TUE oovartNoe OF GREECE DWREES.
1. An Ecclesiastical Commission is establi.hed, charged
with procuring the Government the information they
ask with respect to the State and wants of the Church.
2. A Special Decree specifies more particularly the or-
ganization and its respective duties. (Dated as above.)
The following are the forms of the oaths taken by the
llicivernment and the members oCREL f the Panellenion.
FIFTH DE
THE novsnisoir OF oatacts DECRERS....
1. The Provisional. Governaient of Greece is sworn
as follow
2. Oath to be taken by the Governor of Greece:
" In the name of the Most Holy and Undivided Tat;
VITT, I swear to execute the-duties entrusted to me by
the nation, according to the principles which the acts of
Epidaurus, Astro% and Trazene, have laid down. . 1
further swear to execute those My dhtiea, till the con-
vocation of the National Assembly, according to the
rules ordered for the establishment of the Provisipnal
Government, having in view only to promote the pro
gress of the national and political regeneration of
Greece, in order that she may be able to enjoy as soon
as possible the essential benefits which the Treaty of
London, of. 6th July, 1827, promises to her.
" I make myself responsible for all the acts of my
Government, and pledge myself to submit them for the
approbation of the liAtioAal Assembly, which will meet
in next April."
• S. Oath to-be taken by the Panelleninn:
" In the name of the most Holy and Undivided Tar
win,. we swear to execute the duties we are charged
with by the Decrees Nos. wand 16. constituting the pre.
sent Provisional Government of Greece. according u.
the principles which the acts of Eiidaurus. Autos. and
Traseoe have laid down. We further swear to execute'
those duties till the convocation of the National Assem-
bly, according to the rules ordered by those Decrees.
having in view to contribute, with all our power. to the
national and political regeneration of the country, and
to procure to it, as soon as possible. those essential
benefits *Stich the Treaty of London, 6th July, 1827,
premises to it.
"We therefore pledge ourselves to partake of the
respoosibility which the Governor of Greece 'takes upon
himself, and consequently we shall submit through him
all the acts a our Government to theThtionalAssernbly,
which will meet in the month of April."
The following ate the names of those who have been
already appointed at the different departments of the
Panellenion— asintarninor of maws.
Probers (Premitleot) . Mr. George Coodurietis.
Vies Secretary . • Mr. N. Sirvliadrs. •
Stroud Secretary . . Mr. A. Pappadopulos.

WAS DINA RTMILIM
. Mr. Peter Mearomichalie.
. Mr. Oiasteetine Zograpbae.
. Mr. Cbristeditloe Claciarb.