and audiences, everything must be carefully observed, as it has been done, so that nothing of it may be quoted to the detriment of our future ceremonies.

6. In the newspapers everything shall be omitted which is likely to offend foreign sovereigns and governments, and especially our friends, relatives, neighbors and allies, or, in general, the envoys, ambassadors and foreign ministers residing at our court, and which might be offended thereby; nor shall any skeptical, contemptuous or insinuating remarks be permitted about any foreign person of high rank.

7. Otherwise, certain things may be said of our known allies and friends which may

Audientzer skal alt til nøye observeris, saaleedis som det passeret er, paa det i fremtiden intet deraf kunde anføris voris Ceremoniel til præjuditz.

6. Af Adviserne skal udeladis alt hvis eragtis, at fremmede Potentater og Regieringer, og allermeest vore Frender, Forvanter, Naboer og Allierede eller almindeligen de ved voris Hof residerende Gesandter, Abgesandter og fremmede Ministres kunde have billigen Aarsag til at støde sig paa, og derved offenderis, desligeste skal ej heller nogen Scoptisch, haanlig eller nærgaaende Expressioner om nogen fremmed høi Stands Person derudi tilstædis.

7. Ellers maa om vore kundbare Allierede og Venner et og andet anføris, som kunde