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London, England, 1816-11-25 00:00:00

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:•••• • GERMkN PAPERS: •
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rit.4114 We received a supply of German Paper!'
blush and also by a Flanders They
itio:00,1, raven, which we hope will be speedily,
i,nantely? that all the animosities between**
Um: in consequence of the occupa.
about

"77 ai.ll Siam: in consequence of the occupa.
. • forgoer of Saxony,. are about to cease.'
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to • ..iipiooers..appointed by both nations have
• voliallrexecetect their functions as umpires.
.. .. • q • Kin of Wiarmesano has entered upon
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tweeratnent with great aloof; and something like
• • sitormitig spirit. An Ordinance which
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"- st. published, vests the Government in a
• ily whose powers are well 4efined and
too perfectly consistent with the well-being of
Ist enlightened people.
'' SAXONY, NOVIMBER a.
1 'lol9big,:hlinistei of Saxony at the Court of
b. smog w return to his post, after having
• many months in Saxony. It is hoped that all
,oats tiil6ettkiee whieh the partition has
W arise betwieri Prusila and Saxony will soon
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ire. 'mord. About the middle of geptem-
igfraasioie Commissioners appointed for this.
*livened to- abase of Banoay an Vaistehout,
tAiited ti let accepted in- a fortnight.
Oftint'has been sent to Vistas, awl since that
. .• "•.. • • .ns lieve been carried on in writing_
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.tibt isoatin• %.counsissioners have, d is said,
arthle lfliiiitathsa, and it is believed that their
• will be accepted.
, crinTGOILDi NOVEMBER IL
el
rev has issued a long Ordinance reopeet-
r &organisation of. the Ministry of States which
xis called for the' future the Privy Council.
11 • I.theirLioies Privy Council is the first Authority
.. -after the Xing, and all the other Adria:
Authorities are subordinate to it. It shall
staposed of seven Members at least, and of eleven
asst. The denim' Minister of State shall always
fimident, but without any other precedence..
e 4, The King names and removes the Members
the PitsyCouncil as he thinks proper. With re-
..to the nominations, his Majesty's choice will
On individuals natives of Wortemberg.
ojthout toy difference formed upon birth, or the
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'en Communion to which they shall belong.—
. a Member has his discharge (fentirsiox), and
Of his office (destitution) is not pronounced
him, he retains a pension of 4000 florins, if
B. ; every other Member of the Privy
b. • lit/legal!' the half of his salary, unless at
• leaf his nomination a More considerable sum
ties promised to him.
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S. The Privy Council is principally charged to
de •.• far the maintenance of the Constitution of the
t., ,asd for the. redress of all the inconveniences
say arse from its infraction; supporting by
tk • proposals the representations that shall
Kr. masa Ills subject, aid, if necessary, taking the
is - to ihich it is authorisized by its functions.
is coanyantly alone r.sfonsible for all the dispo.
Oath it
Ot shall ordain.
• ampecting the relations .between the Privy
• - lad the Ministers of the several Departmenb
,hare a seat and vote in it, it is regulated by these
..: that the following affairs must be necessa-
d and discussed in the Privy .Council .
tit dial,* which concern the State, the Country, and gee
Agieciwie
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• • alt is relative to the Constitution of the State—to the
a) • of the Authorities of the State, and of the Provinces
thtdom ; or,
ere. Ihrdslagaistration of the State in general, and the Rule
• • . . h subject; farther,
*abject. of Legislation and general Regulations, as well
If• *les in the interpretation of the Laws and Ordinances;
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• may, whatever Is generally interesting to the State.
tßallithat cone-eras the relations with the States.
I IdAltpropossis for the -nomination of the great Dignities to
r • pd Church; including the first parts of the Balniages
-`chambers of Finance, and of the Deanship& (Du ewes).
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tAg sitsirs within the sphere of the several departments
ty, in so far as the Chief of the Departments cannot
t •
601leettc
"Thet dirt:team respecting the competency of the 'several
of particularly Motive= the administrative and judicial
ndadons of the Church to tbe State in case It should
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to Maim new dispositions, or the relations of the
" •• - to each other when the central Aiithoritle;
.• , • are not agreed. - • t"
.to the Privy Council against the disposideas
mi.-. • biliVe branches of the Ministry, or of Head's), De-
.lll4,lllth a third party conceives himself injured.
, • lel tePresesia dons made by the Cential Authorities to
' te.telsonr they are subordinate against Ministerial
Po ' the &maim and decision of which mast be Mb%
re, hos minister to the Privy Council if be does not think
• meal to them himself.
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or t difficulties which may arise in the executionof the
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'e led Dispositions addressed by the Privy Council to
rnoetb W Wisteria! Departments; and,lastly,
lumen
, the deliberation or the execution of which
iOlh aeldhed•by the King to the Privy CotmciL • • ,
trrsi tin member of the Privy Council can be ea-
. hog the deliberations, except when the subd
Paticularly C oncerns himself." .
it Co %DARMS TADT, NOVEMBER 14.
1441 4 e!..,ied Duke has issued a Proclamation,
1, that to remedy the inconveniences arising
m° 14.1%rient
i c
Hip et systems of laws prevailing in Various
c ben.- „,"" Grind Duchy, he his resolved to heire
'-"de Grand
for the whole State, which is to
0 the Civil Code of the Austrian Mae-
ing
rh dal and he hopes his subjects may enjoy
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k halBl3.