Star. — 1826-09-30 (London, England)

MANIFESTO OF HIS IMPERIAL MAJESTY.  We Name Las I. Emperor and Autocrat of all the Russias, &c. &c. Witb the aid of the Most Rizzi and surrounded with the fervent prayers of our faithful subjects, we have to-day, conformably to the example of the pious Monarchs our ancestors, accomplished the august ceremony of our Coronation, and received the Holy Unction, according to the Rules of our orthodox Church, and we have resolved to signalize this solemnity by the favours and immunities of which the particulars are annexed t  1. All persons in office, and people of every condi. Con, who up to this day were under trial, or subject to judicial proceedings, shall be liberated, with the exception of those who are accused of murder, robbery, theft, and venality. This favour shall be equally extended to those whose crimes on account of the obscurity in which they are involved, have not been up to the same date clearly proved by the proceedings, provided they are not of the nature of those above specified. It is to be understood of course, that this pardon does not deprive those who are convinced of their innocence, of the means of legally justifying themselves if they desire it. 2. The same pardon is granted to all soldiers and  sailors, except such as may be accused of the crimes above specified, or of disobedience or insolence to their officers, or of having deserted three times or oftener.— Those accused of the latter, shall be exempt from judgment, and shlll be incorporated in the companies of discipline of tl.e engineers, without any other punishment. 3. Entire amnesty is granted to soldiers of all arms and degtees, as well as to peasants, and other inhabi tax is (except Jews), who without permission may have quitted their colours or their abodes, or gone into foreign countries, and who within the term of six months, for those who are in Russia, and of a year for those in  foreign countries, shall return to their abodes, and (forl the military) shall rejoin their corps, or present them., selves in the Goyernments to the commanders of the battal6ns of police soldiers. 4 to. IC (The last in 25 sections) Grant remission of debts to the Government under various beads, tines, dues, &c. restoring to liberty those who are in prison for nonpayment of such debts, &c. The tax of two rubles per head on the inhabitants of estates which enjoy the privilege of distilling brandy is abolished, and all arrears remitted.  IS. (In I 0 sections) Grants facilities for the repay. ment of sums lent at different times by the Crown to public bodies er individuals. •  To granting the exemptions, immunities, and favours above specified, we follow with pleasure the impulses of our heart. May they be the pledge of our constant solicitude for our faithful subjects. May justice and impartiality preside over the tribunals, order and disinterestedness in the territorial and municipal administrations, and liberty in commerce ; may the manufacturers double their emulation, and agriculture its activity ; may good faith be-the guarantee of engagements ; may, the inviolability of property be respected ; but above all, may the fear of GOD, and a solid and patriotic education of youth, be the basis of all hopes of amelioration, the first duty of all classes. The accomplishment of their wishes is in the hands of the