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! & %% 4 ^ m &M * l WWK * - * cy may find lt their interest so to < fo . " 5 . Thstt . the ^ vjppprt of their pastor may be established ^ y the enjoympntot the property granted them py th £ French government ( the salary of 10 QO franks to each of the thirteen pastors ) , or in such mode as shall please his Sardinian majesty . . " 6 . That they may be permitted to . keep open the temple built at St . J ^ tm ' s , beyond the ancient limits , as TOell as to build others , and to keep schools ¦ where it shall be found necessary for the pastors to reside . r 7 , That they may have liberty to print , within tne dominions of his Sardinian majesty , such books as are necessary for conducting their public worship , or to bring them from
abroad . ' . *• 8 . That persons educated in their religion may have perfect liberty to practise as physicians , apothecaries , surgeons ,, advocates and notaries . •** 9 . That in forming the municipal
councils , regard be paid in each commune to tile proportion of the mixed population , and that strangers to the communes do not receive appointments , or indigent Catholics , without their eonseftf . " 10 . That they maybe permitted to inclose their burial places within walls , and to repair or build edifices adapted to public worship or
instrueti ^ M n . U . That children , under fifteen years of age ^ may not * under whatever pretence , be compelled or persuaded to . change their religion . V * « 1 £ . That they may not be under the necessity of observing the festivals jxjftited out in the ; Almanack , which
iimy fender them idle , or seduce them to debauchery . ' 13 . finally , That they may wholly ,, aixd in every respect , partake of the privileges of the Catholic subjects of » H 8 majesty , in the same manner as "ley enjoyed them after the
Revolution , urtfil the restoration of his Sardinian majesty to the throne of las a ncestor * ty English generosity 11 ^ t ther Staius-auo of January 1813 , be . ^ tah Msbed with respect to whatever elates to theYaudois .
" c Count Bubna was not successful , any more than the English envoy , Mr , Hill , who , at the request ° i * dotation of Vaudois , ( consisting <* MM . Meille , ^ cgran and Ro * -
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taing , ministers , jJFezzj and I ; P . IX Vertu , ) promised to take , jxa active part on our behalf , J > ut whcise application , appears to Jiave been coldly receive 4 by , the ministers , under tibte pretence that our situation was not worse than before the Revolution , without reflecting that our slavery could not in effect be . worse than $ t that time . The king , also , received the deputation of the Vaudois > but He did pot promise them any relief , £ nd in truth granted them none ^ doubtless b y the advice of his confessor . T ^ fie Vaudois entertained hopes that the arrival of the queen would prove a favourable event for them , and the
same deputation was appointed to wait on ner majesty ; but she would not deign to admit them to an audi * ence , notwithstanding the positive assurance to the contrary of the Minister of the Interior , Count Vidua . The government has not made any public declaration respecting the purcnases of
national property and churches ; and since opinions are divided on this subject , the state of uncertainty is fatal to those , whose pressing necessities render them desirous of parting with what they bought . Neither has any declaration been published respecting the Vaudois officers returnea - from
France , and who have no other resource than their military talents . The following is a sketch-of the population of trie Vaudois communes , which measures are taking to render more exact : —
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 2, 1816, page 255, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2452/page/3/
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