The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-21
mo IS.
BY The cnipercr,
1 he mini ter secret nv of state
ISigned1 TIE DUKE or BAssANo-

he mini ter secret nv of state
lSigned] TEE DUKE or BAssANo.
SCHEDULE, II.
DIVISION OF France into Is circles for tie cleo
iion OF deputies to represent commerce Il
AN manufacturing industry and property.
Lille (Nord, Aisne. Pas-d Calais NJ err
chant. importer or banker, manufacturer
or artisan
R.uen, Circle of, contains the departments
or lLower Seine, Eure, 3 >mme, Ca.vados,
o:ne, MAnche,) merchant, 1 manufacturer,
&c. &c.
General total, / merchants, 10 manusac-
turers.
lNs. T.;
~ ted same day and place, enacte, that
there shall be opened. by the clerks of Ill the
administrations and municipalities. [parishes.
towns and corporations and the registers of
All the courts, by all the justt rs of the peace.
ana by all the public notarle 8, books or regis
rs IN which III French people shall b, G l.
led upon to inscrbe their votes On the supple
mentary constitution OF the same date. The
registers shall be opened within two DAYS OF
the receipt of the bulletin OF the law, and re-
man open tor ten days. The supplement-
snail be sent for the acception of the army
ana navy. The votes to he returned, ,;rtiti-
ed by the projects 25 days aft,rthe pub,ica-
ton OF the d, cree The Canvass of all the
registers and the veriicaticn of the votes.
snail take place 1T the assembly of Champ
ne Nh, winch is for that purp Sc nv io.d at
Paris, for the Goth of My mex. M listers
charged to execute and Signatures affixed
LONDON, Anril 90
IRE,h7'Y OF THE 25lh or MfPCH
, ne substance of the treaties between is
brltannic majesty and the emperors # Aus
ira and Russia, and the King of Pru,s,, s.
peCtiveiy signed at Vienna on the 25th If
March, 1915, were on Tuesday pres nted TO
parliament the articles of which. eight in
number, are given in the last page. Howe
ver' the hrst article as previously published is
incorrect. 1t shouts ru1 thus -
ne nigh contracting parties above mem
uoheo, solemnly engage to unite the resources
OF their respective states for the purpose of
maintaining entire the conditions of the trea-
ty OF peace Concluded at Paris the 3o,h of
May, 1914 also the stipulations determined
upon and signed at the congress of Vienna
with the view to complete the disposition OF
enat treaty, to preserve them against all is..
lringemcnt, and particularly ag liust the de-
signs OF Napoleon Bonaparte For th;s mir
pose they engage in the spirit of the d.clara
ton OF 18th of March last, to direct in COM
''on, ano with one accord, should the case
require II all their Efforts against him, and
against all those who should already have
joined his faction, CT hereafter Ioin it, in or.
DER TO force him to desist from his projects
and to render him unable to disturb in fut,re
the tranquility OF Europe, and the general
peace, under the protection Of which The
rights, liberty and Independence of nations
han oeen recently placed and secured
ne following separate article, merr,o--
randum, and declaration, however. are
SEPARATE ARTICLE.
! ms circumstances night prevent bis ma
Jesy the king OF the united kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, from keeping cons antIv
III the held the numUer of troops specified in
the seco article, it is agreed, thas his Bri
fannie majesty shall have the option. either of
furnishing his contingent in men, or of nav;n,
at the rate of sol sterling annun for each ca s
VARY soldier. and 20l. per annum fer eac1 IN
tdntiy soldier that may be wanting In
! complete the number stiptll ated in the seco.,d
article" ~
%. For the Britain Dgc1AnArloy. sse tho E,a;
| rer Of the 10th lust. "f"
Substance of a Proclamation, 6v Y12Iia1q .
Prince Of Orange, Duke Of LuremSuyS.
eJc. S .
| Art. l. All these who manifest themselves
| partlzans or instruments of n certain foreit,n
| power, whether by their discourse, or b., a0v
acton or document, and finally eli thos. WHO
attempt to create dlstrust, or jealcusics among
| Tue mhao'atlts, 10 promote diSunion or distur-
pance, to excite dis3rier AMI stdtion, Nv
| persuading the people t. rebellion m the
streets and public places, or by any, o,L :
act inconsistent with good order, acco,5;,,.
the eEormity & circumstances Of the fe;.,s "
snail be punished separately or colIect;,,.i.,,
| oy beng exposed, for from one hour ~ :;
by priyation of their rank, by marEs IS $50 s'
| ih'ny, oy imprisonment from one ho,,r e.
and by a fine OF from ono hundred - zen
| thousand francs. - 'sh
! @' IN case OF crimes not mentioned in ,ho
/ preceding article, those who NAV havs
dered Themselves culpable by d;stnrb;r, III. III
| PuOnc repose, as well as their acco,'1 o nc
snail be condemned, besides being e.. - %
hard labor for a Certain time. to -. ''ne o. 20
| ed. =" oe htark-
g.. A special court composed Of eight co,n
saliors, selected faom the superior
justice at Brussels, ofthe attorney gene,.at "a "a
one OF the advocates general. who SIi 80 70
| functions Of the public officers and of r.. .mS
s'Ster OF the court, is specially chargo,i =
take cogeisance OF, and pass Judgment On All ~
crimes, < misdemeanors on the process ss 90
co oy the attorney general.
o. ne processes take place without ds1or
or any previous information by the I ~