fl Flams (which ave indeed. celebrated, ove E 2 retehl governm nt, ry Ed - D DD Brrs Pi TO ror PPRPPAI PrP, rrr rrr rrr, Ver. 1] #1 oY — FS en —— Cc 0 NDIFIONS. he American Patrist will be published every Saturday, and fofwarded to Subcribers by the earliest ‘opportunities. will be two dollars per annum, exclusive of postage ; one half to be paid at tae time of subscribing, and the residue at the ex- piration of six’ months. No subscription ‘will be taken for less than haif year; nor will any subscriber be at lillerty to discontinue his paper until all arrearages are paid off. The failure of arly subscriber to notify a discontmuance of his paper, will be considered as a new engagement. = ———— Advertisements, not exceeding a square will be iuserted three times for one dol- lar, and for every subsequent insertion, twenty five cents ; those of greater length in proportion. FOR THE MERICAN PATRIOT. REMARK. Bonaparte and his Brother being very fond of good things, and having head much, country, and were so delighted with the {they * Wl Europe for their’ excellency)’ id §flo a- Ah illingly agreed; between thenisely ap the cong Tie alg Ww the inhab ans 3 ghe] ;ion of hopor | is WD ataiged with it He fome oftheir tigi. bors have resurndd. the visit, and ng doubi i would be a hurd casey if. the Emperor of the French natio / and the King of itaiy cannot. furnish his: illustrious visitors with Bologne Sau ge and Parmesan Cheese. 1 Ri MISCELLAR SOUS EX TRACTS. \ The allied powers have, it is said, en- red mto a treaty of mutual guaraitee and icnce for 20 years, the object of which is i rotect Europe against the resticss spis Poi-the French Emperor. The 3 of itare differently stated.-==Oue account is that the continental powcrs shall -bring to the defence of any kingdom or sate at- tacked by the French, in different proporti- ons, 150,000 meng and that England shall in that case pay a subsidy for their mainte J at the rate of five millions sterling terms; er annuDi. ; : Paris, APRIL, 6. o’clock in the morning» Macdonald, and M, 2 Yesterday at Marshalls Ney and | Caulincourt,, arrived from = Fontainbleau, and were admitted to an audience with the Ei rppepr of Russia, with a proposal from parte to abdicate the crown in fa- "This offer was rejec- Bona vor of his ted by his imperial majesty. {ors then went to the prince of Benevente Takeyrand) and had a long conference with .o members of the Provisional government. Nn hey were equally unsucce ssl in their at- tempts. In concert with the allied powers, srovisional Government proposed to a retreat to the island of Elba son. The negoci- he | [Bonaparte ith a pension of six millions of. francs. Ic negociators returned to Fontainbleauy here Bonaparte is now. Tod ay, a courier arrived from Fentain- cau which® brought a letter from Bona- ‘0 his majesty the emperor of Rus- ontaining the act of his abdication & and simple. He accepted the offer “1 had been made him of a retreat to of six SH t Wi sland of Elba, with a pension 10NS. ¢ mil LONDON: - } > \Jemand in For, has been made for The price : “throne of France, of Westphalia hams, paid a visit to that de Erance, brother ¢ of thelast X King, and Ter him the other F Bo bon, in the anicnt ander Lh SATURDAY, & ve » the Pr incessChatlotte’s fetid in firings to the hereditary Prince of Penge. NEW: FRENCH CONSTITU TION. — COSERVATIVE SENATE, i Extracted {rom the Register of the Con-~ servative Senate of Wednsdsy 8 Sth of April. Rs 0 The Conservative: Sonatd Weber upos the plan of the Constitution prescnt- to it by the Provisional Governruct i in exe- cution Sine. act at the Senate. of the 1st inst, % XY; ; Al 2 a sheisepons cial Commision of seven members: de-, crees as loliows: : a Art 1. archicaliand he rediny from male to m: ale, Tue French government is mon- in order to primogeni ure. 2. The French poople call freely 1 to the uis i Xayiep Minbers of TH new preserve. theirs ie dle Fragay Tes: Rug g shall fix the decroa- frionsy h : The xc cutive power befor gs to the a i 4 i 57 ihe King. the Senate, and the Legis- lative Body, goncur in making of Laws : pians of Laws, may be equally proposed in the Legislative Lody “Those relating to contributions can only be Proposed | in the Legislative tBody. The Sing can invite equally the two bodies to occupy thems selves “upon objects which he deems pro- per. The Sanction ofthe Kir sary for the completion of a law, 5. There are 150 Senators at least, and 200 at most. Their dignity i immovea- bie, and hereditary from male to male, in order of primogeniture. They are named by the king. The present Senators with the exception of those whe, stoyld, Teo nounce the quality of a Frensl, cifizén, maintaified ahd from that part of this Jum- der. The actual erfomeent IP ite Senate: is necessas and the Senatorships belong to thems T he revenues are divided equally between them, and pass to their successors. In case of the death of a Senator without direct male posterity, his portion returns to the public treasure. The Senators who shall be named ip the future cannot Beviake of this endowment 7. The Princes of the Royal F arly, and the! Princes of the blood, are byt right Members of the Senate... The Function of “Senator cabmot be exercised until the pers son has attained the age of 21. 8. The Senate decides the cases in which the discussion of objects before them shall be public or secret. 2. Fach Department shall send to the Legislative Body the same mumber of de- puties it sent thither. The Deputies who sat in the Legislative Body atthe period of the last adjourtment shall continue to sit till they are repaced All preserve their pay. In futurelthey shall be choscn immne- diately by the bectorial Bodies, which are preserved, with | he exception of the chan- gesthat may be rade by law in their organ- a —— — Ihre ere IN ¥ \ JUNE 35, 9G, ization. The duration of the Functions of the ¢ Deputies to the' Legislative Body is fix- ed at five years. The new Elcction shall , take place for the Sessionof 1816. 10. The Legislative Body shall assem- - ble of right each year on the 1st of October, The King My convoke it extraordinarily ; he may adjourn i it ; ; he may dissolve it, but in the latter case another Legislative Body must be formed, in three nionths atleast by tae Eizcroral Colleges. Hh Toe Legislative Body has the right of discussion. The Sittings are public, un less in ‘cases where it chuses to form itself intoageseral. committee, 12. The Senate’ Legislative Body, Elec. toral Colleges and Assemblies. of Cantons eicct their President from among them- sglves, 13. No members of the Senate or Legis- Gative Budy, can be arrested without a pre- vious autheri ity from the Body to whieh he belongs The trial of a member of the sen- ates 3 14. Tie ministers may be members cith- er of the Senate or Legislative Body. 15, quality if proportion in the taxes is of right; no tax can be imposed or receiv- “ed unless it has be: n freely consented to by the Logi-lative Body and the Senate. The Land tax can only be established for a year, and the accounts of the precoding year, are presented annually to the Legislative Body and the Scnate, at the opening of the sitting of the Legislative Body. 16. The law shall fix the mode and a- mount ofthe recruiting of the amy.’ 17. The’ independence of tite judicial power is guaraatced. No ‘oné &h be re- “moved, from his natural Judges ft The in- stitution of Juries is preserved, as well as the publicity of wialin criminal matters The penalty of confiscation” of goods is a- boiished. The king has the right of par- “doning. 18, The courts and ordinary tr ibunals ex- isting at present are prescryed ; their num- ber cannot be diminished or increased, but jh virtue ofa law. The Judges are for iife, and irremoveabley except the justices of the The “Conimissioners and extraordinary tribunals are suppidsscd and cannot be re-establish- ed. - 19. Fhe Court of Cassation, the Courts Jofappeal pand the Tribunals of the first in- stance propose to the King three candidates for each place of Judge vacant in their body, The king chooses one of the three. The “king names the first Prisident and the Pub- lic Ministry of the Courts and the Tribu- “peace and the judges of Commerce. “nals. : 20 The military on service, the officers and soldiers on haif pay, the widows and pensioned officers, preserve their ranks, honors and pensions, 21. The person ofthe king is sacred and inviolable. All the acts of the government: are signed by a Mister. The Ministers ave responsible for all which those acts contain violatory of the laws, public angl private liberty and the rights ofthe Sinzens. 22. The freedom of worship and con- cience ‘is guaranteed. The ministers of worship are treated and protected alik=, 33. The liberty of the press is entire, with the exception of the legal repression “ -d ig VY TV VV PIS VIVID VPur va i @ ® ® \ PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY ALEXANDER HAMILTON, BELLEFONT By(Pa) NEXT DOOR, SOUTH OF THE BANK: BD: BO rrr r rr res Rr rt rr fr Ft 1 ber FP 0 110.0607 rrr rrr rrr id rrr irasy Ed Sr prs LAL ESR r Pb 4 reesesperigeision res “A hg 2 OR oR § wi Ps ar re —— * of Cofences which may resnlt from the ® buse of that liberty. Tie S$ torial Cor missioners of the libe y of he press and | individual liberty are pr ervel. bf op le 24. The publick ydebt is guaranteed: The sails of the nat. onal donuing a’ e irrevos cably maintained. 25. No Frenchman can be prsecniod fir opinions or votes which he has given, 26. Every person has the right to addrsss ‘individual petitions to every constituted au- thority. ; 27. All Frenchman are equally ‘adm s- sable to all civil and military Shiplay- ents, ¥ f 98. All the laws SHisting ot prosent ie. ; main in vigour, until th~y be legally repeal: ed. The code of civil laws shall be entitled civil code of the French. : 19. The present Constittiion shall bé submitted to the acceptdice of hie French | people, in the form woich shalt be regulas ted==Louis Staiislaua Xavier shall be pros claimed King of tie Epcitch; as soon as be shail have sigued and sworn, by ah ack stat ing, I except thie constitution 3 swear to observe it, and ,cause it to be observed. This oath shi ¢ repeated in solemn, ‘when he sh id reegive “the oaih ol fidelity of the Fre «ch, : (St. et) Prince of Benevento, Presi dent : ’ hy Count de Valence and de Pastoret, Secreta ries the Prince Arch-treauserer; Counts Abraly, Barbe Marbois, Emery, Bartucle « my Baldersguen, Buernonville; Cornet, Cationarara, Ze Grand, Chasséiou)s Choliet, Coland, Davous., de Gregory, Decceroly, Depére,” Demberrere, * Dhan< bersaert, Destatt Tracy, d’Harvilie,d> Hedouvilie, Fabre (de I'Ande,) Ferino, Du- bois Duba's; de Fontanes; Garat, Gregoire Herwin de Neville, Jauncouift, Klein, Jou rou, Auhert, Lambrecht Lanjunais, Lojaie, Lebiun, de Rochemont, Lemetier, Meer man, de Laspenasse, de Manthedon, Lenior, hen de Mailleville, Redon Deger Du. os, Pere, Tascher, Porcher, de Reche- bo de Ponte Coulant, Saur, Ligal, 8t, Martin, de Lamotte, Sainte Suzanne, Siey: es, Schimmelpennic, Van de Pel, Venturis Vaubois, Duc de Valmy Villetarde, Vimar, Van Zaaglen; Van Nyevelt, i In a letter from an American genleman in London, dated April 13th, says Pais immense city has been illuminated ior thice successive nights, in consequence of the ¥ astonishing events which have taken piace’ in France. The emperor Alexander is a- bout to vis't England; and is to come over _ in the same royal yacht which conveys Louis the 18th to France. A strong fami ly connection between the Imperiai and Royal Families of Russia and England | ison the tapis.” A late Albany Argus, Says that commos modore Macdbnougiy has complete as- cendeney on lake Champlain. ‘The enemy yethrned into the Sorrel 04 his approach, ahd has not been geen since. The Comeo- dore was off Platsbuf gon T hursd.y even- ing. od 4 i Letters from Sackett’s Harbor, dhted on Friday, furnish nothing latereiting, ¥ rg ne
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