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MONDAY, JANIJARY I. IBM, Ike the us,' 01 the I
esty bit
Ciscauctston,HoEday at she Beak; The Ladies of I
wpertee, a certain
' Pail,: Papers of Wednesday, Thursday, and of loyalty. I
day Litt, came to hand this morning. They son with ntilitat
several additional particulars respecting themesFel - .A two from I
Lnwaurrra, who has not yet been taken.—The ~, , tint Church
of Amnesty has been read once in the Chamber • : ."' It an km
Deputies :--:No less than 94 Members are said ~ -• the*. "II
have put down their names as being desirous to • snl peblicity,sec
liver their sentiments on this interesting Liw.
I National I
perhaps, the most interesting article, to the g . the Theillesies
of our Readers, is the short notice from Nimes, -,
The report of a
all the Protestant Churches were opened again on • peocess of Bra:
The
21st ult. and the service performed in security ' The fortilScatios
tranquillity. order of Donal
PARTS, DECEMBER ea.
..rk will C0M22121
We ate at length acquainted with the ... : about to have b
for the new law of Amnesty, as submitted to ~ of erects
Chamber of Deputies on the 27th instant.' The goon of florins
cussidns upon it are expected to be very 5a1,.., The
National
somewhat similar to the manner of proceeding , 000 men, Warm
Engllnd : the bill was read and ordered to lie •Majesty.
the table. The consideration of the subject, the . A Statue, it is',
seq,:cnt debate, and the presumptive adoption et ' WT.
measure, will take place on Tuesday next. The Duke d'A
, Toe following is the substance of the project, rho 22d, in the
; the amendments of the ennmission : The march of I
• Art. I. A full and entire Amnesty is accorded to all then bats of ice on
I din.edy, or Indirectly, took part in the rebellion and . Neapolitan J
r of Napoleon Bonaparte, saving the following eueptioes:
ias stated the
k Art. IL The Ordinance of the 24th July co- -..u-, to be
1 dated In retard to the Individuals compronti=ed in the Ir .' incorrect.
1 of that Ordinance. ' alenciennea h,
' Art.lll The King will be able, in the space d two on the 22d
s front the date of the promulgation of this present law, to . , who had
ds
r from France the individuals comprised in the 2d list of the
11......, et bs:eictheke has
1 mentioced Ordinance, who may not have been brought .
0 the tribunals, and to deprive them of ail property, tides or - .
d dons they possessed. They may not enter France whitest
i. express permission of the King under pain of bar.ishovan. amiable and a
. Alt. IV. Are excepted from the Amnesty, as prix ii ' Yorke, whole
w
chore. or Instigators of the revolt ;
et lit . Those who were accomplices In the return of the t . upon the
V?* and
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per to France, in corresponding with him or his gentile
:0 of t 42
Isle of Elba, to facilitate his means.
w
2d. The individuals who, before the ind of March, .. • , •
cs P.'
from the Usurper the Functions of Ministers, or Ce ..' ' .
State. .. Canosa
ft ad. The Prefects namcd by the King, who acktimeldPi inter of Polio
Usurper before the 254 March.
it he German
4th. 1 he Marshals and Generals commanding helltsei I
n- viz. one 3
sions or Subdivisions, who declared for the Usurper Won
se
entry Into Paris. es, twentyD i
' 1 Ilth. The Generals-in-Chief, who acted with their • , • Bavarian
it-
against the royal army. Conformable with the 4th Ankle of Munich 1
to
of the Ordir.aece of the 24th July, these individuation be . ,ii the red cc
but by the forms prescribed in the Constitutional Law. )1
se- ce duty on t!
he thee, the proscription of ten yews. determined' by the :
be late keep
ri. 637 of the Code of Cambial Instruction, is reduced to .
he months. ask regards them only. I cornproipi
to Ac r. V. Ir. the perfuits' which may take place by • rday transit
the pi eceding articles, the public -reasury will be a argots', niters limn
their agents, to collect from the accused, if they are judged
trig has tr''.:
table, the indemnity to which they may have been too, -
T.= , the further I
,i, 1 the produce of the pecuniary condcmnationa will bt
the payment of th. extraordinary war eoatribtvioni. Porte, in cc
itr.
m. Art. VI. Are not coserrised ia the present amnesty all eta report is ci
the lor acts agaitict private persons, at 'a batever epoch they any is to be dip
set. t been ommitted ; those who may bare re'dered them-elves • '
Ment. Thi
pl. I pable, may be per,u, d according to the laws.
a II
1 1 Art. VII. eat, The parents, children. uncles, stints •• sect it efrects
beg
ck, nieces, brothers, their wives and children, sewers, and their e leave
b 1 3 bands, of Napoleon Bonnparte, aze excluded from the lei • ing the dar
viii
I-for peril-tufty, and areob:ieed to leave Fiance within a.• ' d t she h.q.
'pa . under pain o; •ae Article nle: of 114 Penal Code. They rt tot to le'
it„; I not be able to enjoy any civil light. nor plates any p eneral nin
in titles, pensions to them granted, and they are bowed to
Staff.
em within six months all the property of any nature they may
teir ens onorotoly. he Count
the 2d. Those of the Regicides who, In contempt of a - ke.
ted almost without example, have voted for the Additeonal Arx. General Si
have uapt.d fractions or employments from the Ustnr'• !the Publi
Who by that have declared themselves irreamcileabie novo .
on France and the Legislative GeverPment, are excluded tea 3%
uke petuity from the Kingdom, and are bound to leave tie - ' rat Poem,
nisi within one month, under pain of the eld Article of the P ted on th
eta / Code; they will not be able to enjoy any civil right, to • nder. .1
!na, any property, titles, or pensions, to them given grateltw/41: ~ go Minisr
lice' The wisdom of such a proceeding is unq .. house was
uP- ble, as well as its necessity was urgent; and, •
will the
mon
rin- 1 the manner in which it is laid down, haying al :ritish or.
had the advantage of corrections by the Cetsmi' hof the
ex- appointed to examine it previous to its being an' ' b dresses
Phis ,
totedbetodtihsceratedChu, it Chamber,
r,wbee
fo
manyedezeopeepetrwiecthenoirtto,
_tors;
taken
of the hTi :
in
en- der any further changes unnecessary ; yet, at it . s were e,
any
tine possible that some Members may object to its so• • &Ike"
adoption, without considerable time being taken , English
Iph, judge how far it is effective and likely to answer • t
•
rch-
intended purpose, we shall of courle not offer an ' "disturbas
lee to nion upon any particular article on that aceoneti had bee;
and fact, we hardly know, even in the last stage of • were art
business, whether such will be absolutely needing ~
Tyra for but one opinion can then exist, its legality nil e Police
Mg have been allowed, its urgency has already been ,a number
h
this and when k comes to be acted upon, the perm ' " in the:r:
dis. security of the country will be constitutionally este Foreign
lade blished, and the two Chambers can proceed with that • oyal, wi
ence -ordinary afFiirsi fearless of interruption from tl -min: to
t the Champions of Jacobinism, or the more Mali:. '
A at
ds efforts of ci-dtivent Patriots.—(6'efignani's liitrine) Erupt
ar
strie 4 Grand 41ass was again celebrated at the Tlita ' enice or
will leries on Wednesday, at which all the Royal foul/ ging c
I the attended. ' ith an 1
to is 1 His Majesty did not go ant yesterday on mono .4r presi
is to
!lib,' of having a seem cold. His Maje4tY, we believe,'l h atil'a
nearly free from gout; and in other !earn' J" • said ill
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of Nap'