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A tour through Holland : $b along the right and left banks of the Rhine, to the south of Germany, in the summer and autumn of 1806Carr, John, Sir

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A tour through Holland : $b along the right and left banks of the Rhine, to the south of Germany, in the summer and autumn of 1806

Name: A tour through Holland : $b along the right and left banks of the Rhine, to the south of Germany, in the summer and autumn of 1806
Author: Carr, John, Sir

Carr, John, Sir

Netherlands -- Description and travel; Rhine River Valley -- Description and travel

The care which all the states of the empire took of those persons who
  lost their places by the affair of the indemnity in 1803, induces us
  to hope that the same sentiments of justice will be extended to those
  individuals who have hitherto been employed in the general service,
  who have been chosen in all parts of the Germanic empire, and many of
  whom have quitted other profitable places, looking forward to an
  honourable subsistence for life, and which should not be wanting to
  them on account of their fidelity, and the integrity and capacity with
  which they have executed their functions:

  We have, therefore, taken the resolution of preserving to those of our
  imperial servants, who have hitherto drawn their salaries from our
  chamber, the same appointments, reserving to ourselves to place them
  in employments in the service of our hereditary states; and we hope,
  with so much the more confidence, that the electors, princes, and
  states will provide for the imperial chamber of justice of the empire,
  and the chancellerie of the chamber of justice, by charging themselves
  voluntarily with this expense, as it will be trifling in amount, and
  will diminish every year.

  As to the chancellerie of the aulic council of the empire, the funds
  destined for its support will be employed to provide for the wants of
  those individuals who have hitherto drawn from thence their salaries;
  this will serve them until other measures may be taken.

  Done in our capital and residence of Vienna, under our imperial seal,
  the 6th of August, 1806.

                                                                FRANCIS.




                             CHAPTER XXII.
IMPERIAL REGULATION NECESSARY TO BE KNOWN ... THE DIRECTOR OF THE BUREAU
    DES DILIGENCES PAR EAU ... SINGULAR ADVENTURE ... A SCRAPE ... A
 STRATAGEM ... PASSAGE TO BONN ... A DISCOVERY ... EXCELLENT EFFECT OF
BRANDY ... THE CITY OF BONN ... THE MALL ... EFFECT OF BLACK ... PRESENT
STATE OF BONN ... THE SEVEN MOUNTAINS ... THE MONASTERY ... ANECDOTE OF
              THE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE ... BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.

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A tour through Holland : $b along the right and left banks of the Rhine, to the south of Germany, in the summer and autumn of 1806Carr, John, Sir

History

A tour through Holland : $b along the right and left banks of the Rhine, to the south of Germany, in the summer and autumn of 1806

Carr, John, Sir

Netherlands -- Description and travel; Rhine River Valley -- Description and travel

The care which all the states of the empire took of those persons who
  lost their places by the affair of the indemnity in 1803, induces us
  to hope that the same sentiments of justice will be extended to those
  individuals who have hitherto been employed in the general service,
  who have been chosen in all parts of the Germanic empire, and many of
  whom have quitted other profitable places, looking forward to an
  honourable subsistence for life, and which should not be wanting to
  them on account of their fidelity, and the integrity and capacity with
  which they have executed their functions:

  We have, therefore, taken the resolution of preserving to those of our
  imperial servants, who have hitherto drawn their salaries from our
  chamber, the same appointments, reserving to ourselves to place them
  in employments in the service of our hereditary states; and we hope,
  with so much the more confidence, that the electors, princes, and
  states will provide for the imperial chamber of justice of the empire,
  and the chancellerie of the chamber of justice, by charging themselves
  voluntarily with this expense, as it will be trifling in amount, and
  will diminish every year.

  As to the chancellerie of the aulic council of the empire, the funds
  destined for its support will be employed to provide for the wants of
  those individuals who have hitherto drawn from thence their salaries;
  this will serve them until other measures may be taken.

  Done in our capital and residence of Vienna, under our imperial seal,
  the 6th of August, 1806.

                                                                FRANCIS.




                             CHAPTER XXII.
IMPERIAL REGULATION NECESSARY TO BE KNOWN ... THE DIRECTOR OF THE BUREAU
    DES DILIGENCES PAR EAU ... SINGULAR ADVENTURE ... A SCRAPE ... A
 STRATAGEM ... PASSAGE TO BONN ... A DISCOVERY ... EXCELLENT EFFECT OF
BRANDY ... THE CITY OF BONN ... THE MALL ... EFFECT OF BLACK ... PRESENT
STATE OF BONN ... THE SEVEN MOUNTAINS ... THE MONASTERY ... ANECDOTE OF
              THE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE ... BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

A tour through Holland : $b along the right and left banks of the Rhine, to the south of Germany, in the summer and autumn of 1806

A tour through Holland : $b along the right and left banks of the Rhine, to the south of Germany, in the summer and autumn of 1806

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