Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-19

/ 81. The person of their maJesties Is sa-
tered and inviolable.
81. The state will appropriate atlxed an
lnual allowance to her majesty the empress,
(which she wiki con.inuelto enjoy even alter
the decease of thu emperor, as princess
dowager. ~
%. The crows is elective, not heredf-
ltary.
"a. There shall be assigned by thssstase
an annual income to the children acSnow-
s.edsed by his, majestys the emperor.
Is. The male children Acknowledged oy
the emperor shall be obliged, 10 the same
manner as other citizens, 6 pass success
sively from grade 20 grade. wath THIS eon'y
difference, that theirentrance into service
shall begin at the fourth demi-brsgade, from
the period of their birth.
a6. The emperor designa,es, in the man
ner@he may Judge expedient, the person
who is.to be-his successor, elther'betofe or
after his death.
! 81. A suitable provision shall be made
j y the state to that successor from the mo-
ment oe his accession to the throne.
IS. The emperor, and his successors,
shall, in no case, and under no pretext
whatsoever, have the right OF attaching to
their persons any particular or privileged
BODY. whether as guards OF honor, or an
der any other denomination.
20. Every successor dsviatlng from the
dispositions of the preceding article, or
| from the principles consecrated the pre-.
sent constitution, shall be considered, and
declared in state Of warfare against the
seciesv.>
IN such a case, the councillors OF state
will assemble in order to pronounce hlsre-
moval, and to ciuse one among them
selves who shall be judgedthc most worthy
Of replacing him; and.if it should happen
that the saidsuccessoroppo the execution
of this measure authorised BY law, the ge-
nerals counseIlors Of state shall appeal to
the people and the army, who will immedi'
stely give their whole strength aud assist
ance to maintain Liberty.
so. The emperor makes, seals, and, pro
mulgates the laws; appoints and revokes,
at VIII, the ministers, the generalin chief
of the army, the counsellors of state. the
generals and other agents of the empire,
the land and STA officers, he members ofthe
local administrations, the csmmissaries OF
government near the tribunals, the Judges,
and other public fuuctionaries.
81. The emperor directs the receipts and
expenditures OF the state, surveys the mint,
- la 4 Ok, ,nI
fixes the weight and the model.
80, To hig, alone is reserved the power
Of making peace or war to maintain politi.
cal intercourse, and to form treaties.
| 3s. Re provides for the interior safety
and for the defence Of the state; and distri.
butesl at pleasure the sea and land forces.
| 81. In case of conspiracies manifessing
themselves against the safety of the state,
against the constitution, or against his per.
son, the emperor shall cause.-the authors OF
accompiices to .be arrested and tried before
special council.
IS. His majesty has alone the righfto
absotve IA criminal or 70 commute his
Epansnfnenr.
So. The emperor shall never form any
enterprise with the view of making cen
quests, nor TO disturb the peace and tbs
interior administration OF foreign colo
Enies.
| 81. Every pablo aSr shall be made il
laGhese terms:
T TIE EMPEROR l.. OF HAyTI, AM
C0MMaNDER IN Chief OF THE ARMY, b
THE GRACE OF Cop AND THE CoNsTlFU
| TIoNAL LAW OF THE STATE"
/ Of tie Cossnalg State.
So. The generals of division and Of bri
~eade, are of right members OF the ceunci
of state, and they compose it.
2f the Ministers.
/ 80. There shall be in the expire nv,
ministers and secretary of STATE. Ih
ministers of finances having the depart
ment of the interior, and the minister c
,yar h.vino the marine fIrnsr, n,ent