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WAsH1NGroN, Sept. 10.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
COPY OF LETTER FROM vIcE-ADmIRAL
cocHRANE TO MR. MONROE.
HIS Britannia Majesfy's shit he
Tonna,it, in the Patn1cnt Riucr,
1SM august, 1874
SIR-Having been called upon by the Gov
ernor-G General of the Canadas, to aid him in
Carving into effect measures of retaliation a.
gainse the inhabitants of the United States, for
the wanton destruction committed by their
Army in Upper Canada, It has become i'm
periously my duty, conformabiy with the ma
ture of the Internationally application,
to issue to the naval force under my command
al order to destroy and lay waste such towns
and districts upon the coast, rs may be found
assaiable.
had hoped that this contest would have
terminated, without Ny being obliged to re-
sort to seventies which are contrary to the
usage of civilized warfare and as it has been
with extreme reluctance and concern, that
have found myself compelled to adopt this
system of devastation, shall be equally graft
lied if the conduct of the Executive of the u.
States will authorize my STAYING such pro-
cccdings, by making PREPARATION to the suffer-
+ ing inhabitants of Upper Canada thereby
manfestng, that if the destructive measures
pursued by their army were ever sanctioned,
they will no longer be permitted by the Co.
vernmcnt.
have the honor to be, SIR, with much con-
sheraton, your most obedient, humble SER
want
[Signcdl
ALEX. COCHRANE,
Vice-.4dnii7ul and Conuwender-in-
Chief of II. Il. Mqjesty's Shifts q
Vessels uhon HE .North--Amelical
Station.
The Hon. James Monroe,
Secretary OF State, &c. &c. &c.
WashinptOn.
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BYTHE STEAM BOAT FULTON.
From the correspondent che Com. .4drer-
HERXInIER, Sept. q

= f1ENKlMER, Sept. q.
owe are momently expecting orders for
march for Sackett's, Harbcr. An Express
passed here last night, for Johnstown, with
orders, as he stated, for the militia of Mont
,gomery county &c march forthwith for the dc
fence of the Harsor. Maj. Gen. Widrig, of
this county, has, we understand, received or
ders for his division to march. The British,
on the 26th ult. landed Il detachment CT 500
at Gravelly Point, who destroyed what little
property there was remaining, and took off
all the inhabitants they could find. It is now
ject, undoubtedly, Sackett's Harbor. The in
habitants in the vicinity of that place arc all
in CONSERVATION.
p. S. General Widrig's orders are Just
announced 1000 men are to be detached nm
mediateiy"
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we'd very unpleasant. About one o'clock next
morning party of British horsemen arrived
In the town, took DIR. Beams and two other
gentlemen who were in bed in his house,
mounted them on horses without saddles and
conveyed them as prisoners to the British
camp.
They also informed the Inhabitants that un-
less the six prisoners were delivered at their
camp BY II o'clock that day, tire town should
be burned The prisoners were immediately
sent for and conducted to camp, whittier Gov.
Bowie accompanied by another gentleman
proceeded, but on their arrival MIR. Bowie
was arrested and detained as = prisoner, and
q foraging party of two hundred ordered to
proceed to his farm, about three miles distant,
which no doubt they have stripped of every
valuable movable. Mr.. Bowie, DIR. Beans,
and his two friends were still detained when
our informant left Marlborough.--FedG Qz.
Is miles from Washington.
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PosToN, SEPT. I.
Measures u ID Jence.
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,n,,s BALTINoEx, Sep. 10.

1T FsSI FfO-H TIE E.N'E. H.
Esrfract eta Ltter from tie .9oer. ar Tso,t yooE-
CC'''' dated Th'rsky, Sep. s. half bcct 4, II. III
transmitted to MAJ Gen. Smith
On Monday last, 20 sai. passed down thr bsy, and
on yesterday the remainder OF Tie Fleet with ihe ex-
double deckcrs,
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TREDERIcKsDunG, Sept. 10.
THEENEAIY's FLEET

From Alexandria, consisting OF thrtv-two sal TWEEN
1--WE OF which were taken ard loaded ut hiexardr;a
passed iy Potomac Greek on "Wednesday last.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-11

we had left you, Continued she) Goodness! sale
to myself, il appear thus unamiable 10 strsn
ger, how mus, appear to my friends !especisl
ly to those destined to live constantly with me
You asked me. sir, ifI expected ever to get
husband then had one: This gentleman VIII,
was present ., your just reproof and dare 50,
he will join with me in thanking you for giving
it 90 Frankly and successfully.
TIE husband then cordially repeated his &C
acknowledgements to him for having been lnstru
mental in contributing so largely 10 their mu
tusl felicity felicity said he, which should
any thing lead you sir into the neighbourhood o.
you will CRAFTY, extremely, both myself and
my wife. if you viii call and witness. Their
leaving his address and he and his lady shaking
Mr.. Ayscouth by the hand departed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-11

man belonging TO the squadron, we're COM
ir1i,ied to prison last week on charge Of
Murder. these TWO wretched beings, y
seems bad formed cri.Nins! connection
The removal Of poor GALLAGHER was only
wanting to crown their wishes---and 10 &C.
compIish il, a compound dose OF arsenic anQ
iaudanum was pu, into mug OF beer and
artiully- placed in the bar -Gallscher enter.
ed The bar with an acquaintance, q private
If Captain Carm ,ek's company-took up
ne mug, drank, and then handed II 10 BIS
friend, who drained il to The very. dregs.
The soldier expired in less than two hours,
GALLAGHER has recovered.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-11

From the Portsmouth Oracle.
son, that zve 1vere Unised." ~

About the time that our foolish war was
declared, the language Of the warhawks
was altogether Of a threatening nature, such
as, 'noso diso0eehon shall be hushed .Hemh
and confseanon will do The business = s3Aose
4vho are NOT for Us mnss be considered against
Us, and TREATED AccoRDINGLy." AS for
union except among themselves il was out
OF the question; j, was not even desired !;
nay they lei, repugnance TO the idea Of
union, les, the federalists should come in for
a Ahsre OF the credit OF conquering Canada
in six weeks, x bringing old England to her
marrow bones in six months But now in
deed, after they have covered the nation
with disgrace after they have ,fsbled the
national debt, and after they find themselves
unable to conquer Canada, or even injure
the enemy in any sensible degree, the. are
crying out, "Oh tina: We We e united :--if
We were only united we should soon have
peace" lily you ask them how We are TO
have peace by being uaited, they answer,
"then We should soon force the British TO
come 10 our terms they would be glad to
make peace with US" Now this is sc-
knowledging that the " contemplate FEEDER
al faction," as they sometimes Call US,
(when they wish 10 be poli,e,) is OF SOM
consequence nay, it is even at las, ac-
knowIedging their own insufhciency and
that they in reality think SO highly OF the
iederalists, that il We would Join them even
impossibili,ies might be effected.
But let W seriously ask, is union 1t all
times 80 much e be desired, that We need
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-11

+" No, no; Il you are willing to unite wit.
US tor oar PURPOSES, you are welcome but
you must moi expcctas, we who frat preach
ed the doctrine, to unite with you, for any
purpose, however beneficial 10 the nation, il
We are thereby, 10 suffer the loss of our Do
iisa power as apsrty. NO, no ; Perish fhf
eo4essfry, oar lei he harfy triumph %
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ebiwing Jl1rfiliaenet.

Bosom. June 80.
A ftiga,e was at anchor at Squam Bar (c.pe
Ann) wednesday morning, and privs,eers in
sight one ofthem large schr.
We learn by . gent All from Plymouth. that
the sioop Relief Of Wells, with cargo Of wood,
ument on sunday night--no person was fcuad on
board, audit WAS supposed the crew persisted.
PORT OF NEWgURYP0RT
JUNE 2s-lhc English ffisa'e CONTINUES IN our
bay-on Sunday she was SO near in with ,he
shore that her ports could plainly be counsed-;
as we before observed, she isa So
Il Is asceItained thai the ft,gste in the bay the
Aweek past 10 the Tenedos-ti,c privateer which
she brought to was an English privateer; she
was close in with Cape Ann, yesterday mosning
She was seen to board several boats on Sunday
md Monday mornings.
BALTIMORE, JuNg25.
Esrdct q a letter from St. Leonardo Creek ane 20,
Here we are ssh and likely 40 remain fo
some time. we are informed By deserters, q
more OF whom are nov on board from he Nj.
c,ssus friga,e,) thar tine enemy do no, eontem.
plate any attack upon Us, unii they receive large
rsinfo. cemeats from Bermuda, w which time i,
10 fair to presume we will have slln enough 70
cope with them successfully.
"The two fixstes and one sch. and the two
74s' boats, are before the mouth Of the Creek.
lLe brig and sch, cruise up the PAluxent and
have committed greA, depredations upon the 2
shores. Yesterday ,hey conveyed down two
crafts loaded, which were immediately d'schar-
ged ON board Of the t.,gate ana sent up again.
MAkRLED
At Woodstock. (con) Col. Jonathan Lyon, to
Mas Kasaak Lyss after regular cosst.a,p Of
TIVE MY ore years.
Al salem, Mr.. 1ohs Moyidnd. merchant, to
Miss Ruth Cushing. daughser Of Thomas G Cush
ing, Esq & illor OF the Salem Gazette
Al Tsunton, Nj. Benjamin Lincoln. aged IS.
TO Mss Elisabeth Hovey. aged. 6s.-Never toe
late 70 do good.
Did
In Mifard. (EnglAnd) I;n.osiy Foiger. Esq. .
Eed 80, native Of NsEsuckcr-the Min re o
Hancock. and the relation and friend OF Fraaki,n
In Boston. Mrs. LYDIA G. ,Jenks aged Is. wife
Of Mr.. Semuel jerks -.John Foster W,!l,a,ns Esq
commander of the Revenue Cut,er Massachu.
sets, aged 20.
AT Hudson, II. Y, Hexeksah L Hssmey. ESQ
aged AZ, reco der Of tina, city and tormes II
member OF Congress--a gentleman greatly res
peced and Distinguished for his literary &C quire.
mentss
In New-yovk, daughter Of MIR Robert Weeks
aged Syears. of the hydro! hobia, having been
bit BY mad dog in Apul last.
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MLNDER.

ARADv.-rE, (Penn,) June 9.
The wife Of Thomas GALLAGHER, inn
keeper Of ,hs borough 81 Erie, aud sea
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-11
COMPARHON.

CMT1NlOOv.
Nrv- Bedfoya, 5aJ I.-Application was
made 10 Gen - al born for iupply Of
grape anu caniiter ihot for the defence of
the u. S. Garrifon at Fairhaven. Cen
Dearborn directed the Commander to
tsotuye thin sube,e he coaA!
Application was made to Gov. Strong
for isPply Of grape and cannilt,r lhot
for the defence Ut the town, and they
were promptly .urniihed and tranimitted.
John w Hubert, Efq is nominated 5y
the federa.itts Of Berkihire to 6ll the vas
caLcy in Iongreis, cauied by the re6gnas
ton OF the Hon. Daniel Dewey Ms.
H was few years Gnee conipicuous
Member OF The General Court.
The Jacobins ia Salem, it feens, have
reLnquithed the practice of celebrating
the 4th Of July their fock Of Orators
have entirely tailed, Deubaya story and
Sp,ague, having perfsrmec twice, and
Putnam and cummings once each. Ssna
tor Ben reicrves his sLocuII for the
rum hogihead, aad the Pa./ his praiias
for the immortal Napoleon. III is in
timated that the latter gentleman is to
repair to Eiba to aiiih Bona in writing q
hiitory Of his life, which we may ihoeriy
expect to Zee in High Dutch.
1t is quite diverting, to obferve with
what vinegar competition, the democrats
complain Of the exultation of the feder-
alilts in the downfall Of Napoleon. 10
rejoice inthe reitoration of q iy9em which
we do not approve. say they, is excuia
bIe;-bu, to nanstett fuch extrava-
giant joy in the perfonal misfortunes of
an individual, is quite unmanly--unwor
thy of noble mind. Pray are not thefe
the fame tentative gentlemen who for
years pait have made ,hemielses 70 merry
about" The crazy old king Of England 3"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-07-11

Gen STUART, of Maryland, now
commenting sas militia OF that State in
d.tence Of IT'S flores again(t the incur
iions Of the Ggigiih, was diitinguilhed
he q, IF the revolution, and fought under
Gen. Greene in The fouthern war. In
poIisscs he IS fedrraliit. aud is now a
Memoes Of ~osls,efs.
Coz tkArEs, ws,o had the insersicw
vita tae 5kassih cssmnandcr, is alto a
rederal.its and, was fsrmery Rrpreien-
sat,ye IA @oagrsss fsem S'ar1 land.
3 CLsMENr DoKsrY, Zig. is ALTO a Fed
eraiiit, a36 a diitinaui,hedy Men.ber OF
the Lesia4lure OF Maryland.
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OLD FEDh.R IL DOCTRINE
PROVED TO BE TRUE.


The Federal parry have tteadily at all
titnes--m power aud out Ct powsr,-
maintaned thas IN tune OF Peace, as well
as IN War, the nation ought to be pro-
tected ana defended by Navy aud by
Fornhcatiqns this they thought true
wiiion and nue economy. The demo
CRITIC aema oosues, on tina other hand,
who were i-eklhg nothing out Office aud
feit-inteieit. nsglected the cuildiag Of
ihiPs of war, aid LETT Gus lea coat In 70
drfsneelefs condition, tha! the approach
of a iiHgie hottie barge with IS men
could throw whole PopuIous CITY into
Arm and comnotion. Read what Col.
DUANE, a favorise oracle Of DmoGr1cy,
pubiihed IN his AURORA, year or two
tlnee ;--
.F0LI7Ics FIR MECHANICs.-M5
An a suneas has beea eoniisntiy 10 the mou b
OF warm iede,sl;i.s snd 10 Their papers, that the
building Of NAVY and NOTIFICATIONS
would give employment to ~s-6sn,ss
fhe uo,ion is piauGbe .. fri, fight bur ike
every ether idea BOAaOWED FQOM BriIsiN
Js,y. sse and ssS,s siss 10 the meet anc ufks I'm.
desneAth. We viii not dairy wsh pan men "a
he srieks of fophiAry or dse,ama ion .
Now, as +" ime is a friend TO truth,
We here have another If the thoufand in
itances in which experience has demon
ttrated the correctness Of the principles
that always actuaeed Federal Sta,esmen-
thoie men to whom this country is in
cebted for all that is valuable or honoya-
ole TO the nation.
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discount Castiereagh. &c. sc.
CAPIrULATIoN.

The four hours armistice which had been a.
greed upon for the purpose OF treating OF the
conditions relative to the occupation OF The city
OF Paris, and 70 the retreat OF the French corps
therein, having led TO an arrangement to that
effect, the undersigned, aflcr being clearly au.'
thOrlsed by tile respective commanders Of the
opposed forces, have adjusted and signed the
following articles
Art. i. The corps Of the MarshLs Dukes of
Treviso and Rsgusa, shall eyacuaie the city of
Paris on the 3lst of March at seven o'clock in
the morning.
Art. II. They shall take with them the appur.
tensnces Of their corps Psrme.
Art. III. Hostililics shall, not re.commence
until two hours after the evacuation efthe city,
that !, to say, on the 5lsl OF March, at nine o.
clock in the morning.
ART. Nv. All the srscnals, military establish.
ments, work shops, and magazines, shall be
LETT 10 The same state that they weres previous.
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NEW FRENCH CONSTITUTION.
CONSERVATIVE SENATE

Extracted iron, Ire Registey Of the Conservative
oenste Of Wednesday, 9TH Of .sbrk.
The Conservative Senate deliberat;ns
upon the plan of the Constitution presen,et
to it by the Provisional Government in eye.
cutlon OF the Act of the Senate of the Ia,
inst. i''
AFTER having heard the report of Spe-
cal Commission of seven members DEGREES
as follow, GO
narchical, and hereditary from male tn MAJ.
IN order Of primogeniture.
2. The French people cali freely to the
throne OF France, Louis Stanislaus Xavier
dc France, brother of the last King. and
after Rim the other Members of the house
OF Bourbon, in the ancient order.
81 Inc ancient Nobility resume their
rlly. The legion of Honour is mainta;nsd
tue decoration, '"'" ia
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10 the house Of NJ. Talleyrand. Prince Of

in the house Of NJ. Talleyrand. Prince of
Benevepto.
II is impossible to describe the scenes of
this day in the compass of despatch; the
most striking were, the national guards in
their uniform and armed. clearing the ave-
nues tor the troops of the allies passing
through, in all the pomp of military parade,
the day after = severe action-the people of
Paris, whose political sentiments have at
all times been manifested by the strongest
indications, unanimous in their cry for peace
and Changes of dynasty, enjoying the spec
tacie OF the entry into the capitol of France
An invading army. as q blessing and a deli.
verance. a rope placed round the Acck of
the statue of Napoleon. on the Colonne de
la Grand Armee, and the people amused
with pulling it, and crying ga bas>le Tys
rant"
Much was said in the crowd of their wish
TOR the restoration of amicabie relations with
Great Britain.
The occupation Of Lyons and Bordeaux.
was known to all the people, as also the cir
cumstance OF the declarations at the latter
place. in favor of Louis XVIII. and the dis.
play OF the white cockadc but NOT the i'm
dependence Of Holland
D The events which have led to the occu-
patton of Paris. viii be understood from the
following recapituiation.
The despatch proceeds to rccapithlate
ali the military events which took pace
from the ist of February to the surrender of
Paris. the details OF which have been al rea
Gy puDished.l 9ss g.lsAf
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to the present caoitulation being proposes d.
Art. v. The national or city guard is entire
~ separated from the troops of the line. 1t is
either to be kept on foot, or disa-med, or dis
banded according to the Interior dispositions of
the allied powers. ~
Art W. rhe corps of municipal gendarmerie
shall, in every respect, share the fate of the ma
tionai guard.
Art. VII The wounded and the stragglcrs
remaining IN Paris after seven o'clock shalt be
prisoners of war. sa $3.50
Art. VIII. The city of Paris is recommended
to the generosity of the High Allied Powers.
I. Done at par,s. the 3fst oil, March. at two o.
clock in the moruing.
Col. orloH, aid de camp. of his Majesty the
Emperor of all the itussians.
Col count Par, aid de camp General of Mar =
shall Prince Schwartzenburg.
Col Byray Fsbrier, attached TO the Fiat
Ior o. His Excellency the Marshal Duke
OF lsagusa.
Col Denys First aid de camp of His Excel
lency the Marshal Duke of Ragusa.
DECLAaATtoN.
The armies of the allied powers have occupi.
ed the French capital. The allied soyereigns
meet the wishes OF the French ma ton. -
They declare, that If the condition of peace
required stronger guarantees when the object
IN view was the restraining OF Bonaparte's ambi-
ton, they ought to be more favorable, as soon
as by returning to wise government, France
herself shall oisr the assurance of tranquility.
The allied soyereigns proclaim, therefore,
mat hey will treat no more with Napoleon
Bonapsrte, or with any OF his family
That they respect the integrity of ancient
France, such rs 1t existed under the Legitimate
Kings, they may even do more, because they al
ways process the principal that, for the happi-
ness OF Europe, France ongllt to be great and
strong.
That they wilt recognise and guarantee tie
Constitutes which the, French, Nation shall give
Itself They accordingly invite the Senate to
appoint Provisional Government, capable of
providing Tor the wants of Administration, and
of preparing such constitution as may be a.
dspted to the French people.
The intentions winch have expressed are
common TO me with all the Allied powers.
ALEXANDER
By order of His Imperial Majesty,
The Secretary OF State
COUNT DE NESSELRODE.
Paris, March 81, at three
O'Clock in the afternoon.
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CrFrom hasty per,,.al Of the very, import. an,

OFrom ahasty per,,sal Of the very important
intelligence, which We now publish, from
France, it would appear tina, the Emperor A
lexander was the chief character among the
Allies, WHO appeared upon the stage At Paris
in dethrening Bonaparte. Even Lord Castle
reagh, with his constitutional arrogance,
9aailsd TO him This :angars well for the
wives this revolution rs he did all the others
which preceded it. He had, no doubt, orga.
nized a conspiracy, in the French capital, a.
gainst Napoleon. 800 .35
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-.fd4!resf ofthe Prouisioacl Gov.ran,en. 10 III
Psople.
Z" PEOPLE OF FRANcg,
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THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
DECREiS

4. That all the cm5Iems, cyphers, and
arms which have characterised the governs
ment OF Bonaparte, shall be suppressed and
effaced, wherever they exist.
3. That this suppression shall be exccu-
ted exclusively by persons Delegated by the.
authority. OF i-olicc, or municipal VITA
out the zeal of individuals assisting 1t or pre-.
venting it.
That no address, proclamation, public
journal or private Writing contain injurious
expressions against the government over
thrown, the cause of the country eng too
noble to adopt such means!
, IMPERIAL COURT OF PARIS.
The Imperial Court has adopted tie fol-
lowing decree
The Court, seeing all the value of the eff :
forts which have at length delivered France
from tyrannic yoke IL Penetrated with
respect and admiration of these august
Sovere'gns, who are the models of disinter>
estedness and magnanimity Expressing
also thcirprotound love Tor the noble race
of Kings, VINO, for eight centuries have con.
stitutsd the happiness of France, and who.
alone, can bring back peace, order and JUS
tlce III Country TO which the secret wishes
OF all nave never ceased to invoke the law
full Sovereigns-
Decree that they adhere unanimously to
the decree OF dethronment of Bonaparte and
MS family, pronounced by decree of the
Senate OF the 81 instant and that faithful to
the fundamental laws of the Kingdom, they
desire with all their hearts. the return of the
Head OF the House of Bourbon to the here
ditary throne OF ST. Louis. 50
Ihe First President,
(Signed) seguier;
Duples.
The Mayor, Assistant and Members of
the Municipal Council OF Versailles, have
addressed tothe Provisional Government a
letter In which they demand the restoration
OF taat ancient dynasty which promises US
Gays OF justice aIfd happiness they express
at the sane time their gratitude and their
admiration OF the august Sovereigns of Eu
rope who offer so generously to the French
liberty. honorable peace, and the heir OF our
kings.
The public is informed, that the audiences
OF his Excellency the General in chief, mi.
htary JIoyernor of Paris, Baron de Sacken,
VIII henceforth take place only between 8
| and twelve.
The Provisional Government DEGREES
that The Moniteur is the only official
jouraal
April S. ROUX LEBOIRE, Sec'ry Gen
Ills Majesty the emperor of all the Rus
SLAMS mas learnt that several military men.
OF every rank, are at present in Paris.
whittier rhey haze been led, ei,her b,
tue events OF war. or by the necessity OF
seeking ths means ofrccovering their health.
impaired ny great fatigues or by honorable
wounds.
lie does not suppose. for an instant, that
lhey Could have thought necessary to hide
themselves. AT all events, he is pleased %
declare In, his name, and in that of his al,
nes, that they are free, perfeetly free, and
that as all other French Citizens. they are
called upon to concur in the great measures
which are to decide the grand question now
pending, and on which rests the happiness
OF France, and of the whole world.
l9isned) ALEXANDER.
| by order OF his Majesty the Emperor
The Secretary of State,
Count NESSELRODE.
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70. All the laws existing at present remain
IN y'geur, until toey be legally repealed. The
code OF civil laws shall be entitled Civil Code Of
the French.
~. The present constitution shall he submit
.eu 70 the acceptance OF the French people, ia
nislaus Xavier shall be proclaimed King og,be
French, as soon as he shall have sigoed and
sworn, by an act stating, accept the Constitu--
ton swear to observe it, and Cause il 10 b..
observed. This oath shall be repeated in so-
lemnity, when ne shall receive the oath of Hdel.
lty OF the French.
(Signed) Prince Of Bsaevento, President