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FRANCE. 6ENATUB CONSULTA. FIRST SFNATOS CONISI.I".TUM. RETRACT TROY TUE REGISTERS Of TUE CONSERVATIVE SE NATE Of TUE 30TH VI.T. The Senate decrees— Art,cle I. The Confuls cnnvoke the Senate, and indicate the days and hours of the Sittings. 11. The Orator, of the Government charged with trefenting and difcuiling projcds of Senatus Confuka, a dcirtis taemfelves to the Senate. The Senators addrefs the Conful. 1 he deliberations on all matters Diall always be taken. and the appointments of Secretaries and Commiffaries always made by f‘rutiny, to an abfulute majority, and when the de liberat;on (hail take place upon a plan of Organic Senatus Confultmo, to two-thirds of the owes, as it is prtfcribcd by the 56th article of the Orpuic Senatus Confuhum of the Con ftitution. IV. When the Pith Coutol does not prefide, be declares which of the two other Confuls fhall prefide in his room. This declaration is read in the Senate at the opening of the Sitting. V. The Ftrit Conful may appoint a Senator to prefide at tinl fitting, upon the eiraion of Members of the Senate of the Tribunate, of the Tribunal of Appeal, Comm!'Boners of Ac counts, and Deputies to the Legiflative Body. The Senator fo Appointed takes the title of Vice-Prefident. (Signcd) CAMBACER MI, &C. srcoND SINATUS CONSULTUM. EXTRACT TROY THE R IrGISTRRII OF THE conscr.v.4 rtvz SE- NATO or THE 28TH ULT. The Confervative Senate decrees as follows : Art. 1. The q, nate than regulatt in the course of Fruetidor (from micbac 4)f September to Middle of Oduher), by lot, the order in whirl' the five feries which comprife the Dtpartments of the Republic, than be called to prefent Deputies to the I.e -giflative Body. 11. la tht ceurfe of the fame period the prefent Members &Al be clatfed to the number Axed by the Sevatus Confultum organic of the Conititution in tbc Departments where they refide. • 111. note who mall exceed fueh number than be turned over to another frries. W. The ht.mhers of the Legiflative Body nominated in the year to, 001 completc their foie years. V. The Senate wall alto defignate within the fame time the 20 members of the Tribunate who (hall go out in the year a t. the 20 who than go out in the year t 2, the to who thall go out in the year 13, and the 2! who than go out in the year to. (Signed) CABIBACIRT.S ) &C. THIRD SFNATUS CC/MULTI/M. RETRACT [ROM THE REGISTERS OF THE CO/iStIVATIVE •t- NATE Of THE 26TH OLT. Art. I. yhe Sengtus Confultum, which !hall pronounce the diffolution of the Legillativc Body orl'ribunate, fet forth the propotition of Goverment, the report of a Special Com mittee upon the fubjed, and that the fuffragea have been taken in a ferret fcrutiny It (hall be drawn up in the following words —m The Senate decrees the Lcgiflativc Body and the Tribunate Is dafolved ; or the Legiflativc Body and the Tribunate are dif liAved." 11. The Sena.= Confultum (hall be notified to the Prefident of the Diffc' , red Body, if fitting. If the diffolution takes place In vaeJtie3n, the infertion of the Bulletin of the Laws ihali tubaituted for notification to the Prefident. (Signed) CAMRACKIZS, &C. }OUITH SIN•TUS CONSULTUN. SITIACT moss Till IZOISTZIRI Or TOL CONSZAVATIVZ Si. SATE OF TOE 26Th OLT. An I The 24 principal (irks of the Republic whole Mayors are to be pr&nc at the fweari••g in of the perfon appointed to (veered the Firft Conful, are the following:—Paris, Lyons, Bourriel , us. Marfeilles, Room, Nantes, BruiAls, Menu, Ant werp, Liege, I.llk. Touloufe. Straiburgh, Orleans, Verfailles, M.bntpellier. Rennes, Caen, Reims, Nancy, Amiens, Geneva, Dijon, and Nice. (Signed) *CAMBACIIRIS, FIFTH SENATUS CONSULTUM. RETRACT VION THE REGISTERS OF THE CONSERVATIVE SE. NAT! Or THE 2E7H 1:1.1% Art .1. The Ilk of Elbe is united to the territory of the French Republic. 11. It (ball fend a Deputy to the Legiflative Body, who will nuke the nunlike of that Body 3ox. (Signed) CAMIACER!S, &C. A Proclamation in the name of BONAPARTE, Fir( Conitil, proclaiming the above five Senatus Coniulta Laws of the Republic, is feverally an nexed to each of them. RITRACT ►ROM Tilt RZOISTCIII OF Tit CONIRRVATIVI Sr- NATC 07 Tilt 30T1 TILT. The Conkrvativc Senate having proceeded to regultte by lot the ord. r in which the laid (cries ball be called to prefent De pntieg. determined as billows The Fifth Series; a. The Third ditto; 3. The Filth ditto • 4. The Second ditto; 5. The Pi& ditto. CAMIBACEILLSAC. PARIS, is FRUCTIDOR, SEPT. s. it is Paid that France has renewed her ancient alliance with Turkey. General ST. Cm, the French Ambalrador to Spain, is on his retilin to Paris for three months, to re ellahlith his health. At the audience given this day to the Members of the Diplomatic Body, the following Prefenta tions took place : By the Chevalier d'AZARA, Ambalfaclor of his Catholic Maielly—the Chevalier del Calhllo, Se cretary 4 Embairy, on his return ftom Spain ; and the Ch.:v.ilier Santivanis, who fucceeds him. By Count MARCOFF, Miniffer Pknipotentiary of hi% Nt.jcily of all the Ruflias—Baron de Puget, Preceptor of their Royal Highnefrcs the Grand Dukes of all the Rofl►as. By Mr. MERRY, Miniller Plenipotentiary of his Britannic Majeßy—Mr. Lilion, Envoy Extraordi. Tray and M;nifter Plenipotentiary of his Britannic Majefly to the Batavian Republic, Mr. Fox, Lord Robert Spencer, Lord Guildford, Lieutenant- General Fitzpatrick, Major•Genetal Campbell, Colonel Abercromby, Colonel Wooclham, Colonel M.tcrcil, Mr. Saint John, Member of Parliament, Mr. Trotter, Capt. Clifford, of the Dragoons, Rev. Mr. Egerton, Mr. Franckland, Member of Parlia ment, Mr. Noel, Mr. Boddington, Mr. Nethitt, Baron Tuyll, an Officer of Dragoons, Mr. Ken fir7ron, Mr. Stapple, Mr. Camac, Capt. Dorville, of the Infantry, Capt. Belfon, oaf the Dragoons, Mr. Leach, Mr. Morrice, Mr. Coombe, Member of Pat:i.umnt, Mr. Cope, Capt. Ranken, Rear- Admiral Weil. By the Marquis Luc axsint, Envoy Extraor dinary dr.d Mini[ter Plenipotentiary of his Prufßan Makits—Baron Kloerfi, Envoy Extraordinary t f his Pruffian Madjetly to the Court of London ; Count de Sierefdorf, Chamberlain (If his Prutlian Mk:ly, and his Son, Baron de Sierefdorf, Grand Huntfman of his Serene Highnefs the Duke of Bi uinfwick, and his Son, M. de Bundcmer, Canon of the Chapter of Magdebourg. By B Iron De DREYkR, Miniller Plenipotentiary of his DAnith hi*lly—M. Wolff, the DAnifh Conful pt London. By Barnn d'En a la SWARD, Envoy Extraordinary and Minifier Plenipotentiary of his Swedifli M - jefty—Barun de Bennet, Fuft Equerry of his Royal Highnefs the Duke of O(trogothia, and Aide-de. Camp General to the King ; Baron de Hierta, Gentleman of Honour to his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Oftrogothia, and Licutenant•Colonel of Ilifantry ; and M. d'Adellkold, Gentleman of his Majefty's Court. By M. CETTO, Miniller Plenipotentiary of his Highnefs the Eleetor Palatine of Bavaria—M. de Zwackh,PrivyCounfellor of his EleBoral Highnefs. By Baron de Iturzeiisvate, Minitier Plenipo tentiary of his Serene Highnefs the Margrave of BAden—Major de Rofenfels, in the tervice of his Serene Highntfs the Margrave of Baden. At the fame audience, Citized SEMONVILLE, Ambalradvr of the Batavian Republic, had his audience of leave. SE PT. 3.—lt cannot be denied that the epidemic difcafe, which manifefled itfelf at the Cape, has occationed great ravage ; but it has not fpread either to the Weft or the South. All accounts agree in dating it to be in a flourithing condition, efpecially the South part, which alone forms a thi:-d of the Colony. SEPT. 4—Yeaerday the Filtsr CousuL gave a grand dinner of two hundred covers. The public audiences have daily become mote numerous fince the re•e(tabli(hment of peace. The Cabinet of the Confuls was found too (mall for that of the 2d. A great many Grangers of dillintlion, and par timlatly Engliih, were prefent yeiterday at the grand parade. Mr. Fox enjoyed for , the fira time this fpeetacle, which teemed to excite his admira tion. Mr. Fox labours with great amduity in fearch ing our literary depots, for materials towards the hil.ory of England, which he propofes to publilb. Five per cents. 53 fr. 8o c. NATIONAL INSTITUTE. In the Sitting of the sth of Auguß, Citizen MoNos gave an account of the difcovery made by Citizen LABORDE, during his travels in Spain, ni certain Mofaic Reprefentations in the ancient Cit), of Italica. They are far fuperior to any of thofe that have been handed down to us from antiquity. They contain an accurate defcription of a circus and a chariot-race. The circus• is furrounded by the bugs of the Mures, three of which are unfor tunately broken. 'rhefe ravages, however, have not extended over the whole of the circus; which in every relpea refemhles that of CARACALLA. Ci tizen LABORDE will the-rely publith an account of the various Monuments of Antiquity which he dif covered in Spain; and give a particular drfcrip tion of Italica, which was the birth-place of flea jam, ADRIAN, THEODOSIUS THE . GR RAT, SI L lUS IraLecus, and CORN I LIU: who %as Centurion of a Cohort, called Colson dahca, who is fpoken of in the Alts of the Apottles, and' who &It em braced the Chrißian Religion. The Author treats largely of the -Ancient Circus, -nf the Proceflion, the Place of the Pretor, the Gaols, the Race courfe, and the ornaments of the Circus ; he com p es.it with the Hippodrome (horfe-race courfe) of Olympus, which has been defcribed by the. learned BART H ILEN le Long accouncc have already been given of the faElions of the Circus, and the bloody quarrels which they gave rife to at Rome and Conitantino ple, under the Emperors. But no ancient monu ments, except the Mofaics, have ever given the par ticular colours by which they were diftinguillted. Here are to be feen the green faCtion and the red faaion reida). The drt ffes of the hor:enten and charioteers are faithfully deferibed; and in the Mofaic of Italica is to be obferved, for the firff Cm:, the Seafons dittinguifhed by their relpec tive colours. The Genius of Spring, which holds in its hand a bird, wears a green mantle ; the Ge. nius of Summer carries a baiket full of fruit, and is cloathed with a robe of a red colour ; the Ge• nius of Winter is nearly deilroyed ; but it can , tafily be perceived that it was cloathed in white, that it canted a hare in its hand, and a quiver on its back. To this explanation of the Mofaic of Italica, the Author has added his refearches concerning the paintings in Mollie, among the Ancients, and the monuments of that kind which have not yet been H,e has traverfed France, England, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, and Spain, and gives an account of the Mofaics he has dilcoveted there. Rome alone contains as much of them as are to be found in the relt of Europe. Lasoanx's work contains a plate of the defigns of the Mo faics of Italica. His work, upon the whole, is a moa valuable acquifition to Antiquarians. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. PROCLAMATION OF THE BISHOP OF PASSAU. " On the loth, two columns of Bavaro 1 3 41 a. tine troops, infantry and cavalry, entered the ter ritories of this Bifhopric on each fide the Danube, without making the accuftomcd requifitions, with out any fpecies of notification : a part of theft troops proceeded againft the capital ; tome pieces of artillery, accompanied by the neceffary num. be* of gunners, with matches in their hands, were I fent againa the gates, to that the fear of tieing the city occupied by violent means, became greater every inftant. Such events are fo extra ordinary and alarming, that his Highnefs would have thought himfelf wanting in his duties as So vereign, and as a State of the Enipire, had he neglefted to inform his IMPERIAL MAJPSTY, in his quality of Supreme Chief of the Empire, and to entreat him to prote& his country againft all foreign violence : a proteaion to which the con tents of the la ft Imperial decree of the 2:d of July gave him a new title. •4 As the General commanding at Scharding Ills received from his fuperiors the order to grant that protalion to the Bilhopric, as in confequence, a proper number of Imperial troops under his or ders is to occupy the capital and the county on the t 7th infant, as the molt folemn affurance has been given that not the ilightea change nor alter ation Ihonld be made in the Administration, the Conftitution, nor in any of its relations whatever, his Highnefs has thought it proper to inf►►rm the public of thefe difpofitions, to exhort paternally his faithful fubjeds to remain tranquil, to abttain carefully from fpeeches which relate to politics, and to wait with the tranquillity that becomes wife and good fubjeds, the termination of the ' great affair upon which the Deputation of the Empire is about to occupy itfelf, gnd by which the faie of this capital and of the country will be decided in a conilitutional manner. By conforming aridly to thefe exhortations, each will avoid all ditagreeable effeds." Mau, Auguft 17. NAPLES, AUGUST to.—The Ruffian troops . who were in this capital, under the command o f Lieutenant General BOROSDIN, have failed for , Corfu in different tranfports, ender convoy of the Ruffian frigate, the St. Michael. 'Count MocENICO, the Ruffian Deputy for every thing relating IC that ifland, fet out the fame day in al urkith frigate which failed from Otranto. M. de Boaosniri will foon proceed to Peterfburgh. ROME, AUGUST 14.—His Holinefs held a Se cret Confiftory on Monday lalt. According to cuflom, he flint there the mouths of the moll emi nent Louis RUFF° DI SCILLA and BARTHEI EMI PACCA. He then propofed the Arch-epifcopal See of Naples for the fame Cardinal RuFFO, and other Sees for the other Prelates; after which his Holi nefs proclaimed three Cardinals referved is eello, in the Confiftory of February 23, 18oz. 1 liefe are Monfignior MICHAEL DE PIETRO, Patriarch of J:rufalem ; Brother FRANCIS CASELLI, of the Order of Jefirits, both Cardinal Priefts; and Moufignior HUBENT de Latier de Boyane, Dean and Auditor of the Sacred Rota, a native of Valence in France, created Cardinal Deacon.— His Holinefs named alfo a new Cardinal in the perfon of Monfignior DOMINIC BELMONTI-PIGHA TELLI, Archbifhop of Palermo. In a Confiftory held yefterday, de PIETRO, CAsaLLI, andde Bo YANE, received the Cardinal's Hat. VENICE, AUGUST ,B.—We are at length ac qn tinted with the organization of our country ; all the territory of the old Republic of Venice, on Terra-firma, will form a government diltind from Von ran Dalmatia and Albania. The Son of the Nistrquis GHISTIERI, of Bologna, and the Mar yis osai.as, of Milan, are charged with this organization. The Terra-firma will have a Com mie'ary General, Rained by a Council off' Govern ment. There will be Seven Provinces, each of which will have a pcie g ate and a Vice-Delegate, who will be obligrd to refidence. The laguna, dykes, canals, and rivers will be adminitlered by a Commiflion of Three Members, to whom will be added Four other Perfons, Two of whom will necelfarily be taken from the Corps of Engineers. GENOA, AUGUST ai.—Fora few days paft the Senate has been occupied in difenfting th e l a w fiv r organizing . the Government. The Doge does not yet re fide in the National Palace ; preparations are now making to provide for him a comfortable lo.:lging in it. He will foon repair thither to give the ufual audience, aster which he will prefide in the S u preme Magiftracy and the Senate. He is cfcorted, what he goes abroad, by four Huffars, richly dreifed, who do duty on horfebark. Laft fv:onday the Doge gave a grand dinner of about me hunched covers ; the whole Diplomatic Body, Generals SPINOLA and GARDANNE, with other Of ficers, were prefent. BALE, AVG. 27.—A fmall flotilla of gun-boats is fitting out at Lucerne; to Alit in the expedition akainft the inforgents. It is hoped that the latter will be loon forced to fitbmit ; the little harmony that prevails among them will greatly favour the operations of General Awrizats4T-r, who is zeal outly feconded, even in Schwitz, by the former Landamman ScauLea. This Citizen does not ceafe to make the inhabitants of the canton of Schwitz fenfible of the dangers of a pro longed relbiance : he openly combats the Er- Landamman REDING, and daily gains partifans. The insurgents have difpatched in hafte to Berne two of their Chiefs, Jauca and SUTER, to requeft the mediation of the French Minifter between the Government and the Petty Cantons ; we do not yet kiy. , .w the refult of their conferences with Citi zens Dotnia and ytaNINAc, whom they vifited on the day of their arrival at Berne. The day before yelterday there was a fort of an' infurreetion at Glarus; the populace forced open the Poll-office, and feized a letter written by the ci-devant Statt halter HEussr, to the department of Jultice at Berne, on the fituation of the canton. flEussr, threatened by the people, was obliged to fly : he has taken refuge at Berne. BERNI, Auc UST 29.—The two Deputies of the petty Cantons, SUTER and JAUCH, in returning 'from Berne to Schwitz, prornifed to General AN DFRMATT, on paffing through Lucerne, that they would do every thing in their power to induce the Magifiratts of the petty Cantons to carry into ex. , ecution the decree of the Helvetic Government, of A tiguil 1. They have kept their word, for we learn that the new deputies repaired from Schwitz, 'to Citizen KILLER and General AptorataArr at Lucerne. But their propofals are of fuck a nature that they cannot be adopted, as they are founded on the exinence of the Sovereignty of the petty I Cantons, which is entirely contrary to the Con ititution. It iv,-however, nil) hoped that this in furreetion will be terminated by conciliatory means; and it is this which has principally retard ed the military operations of Gen. ANDIRMATT. But, in the mean time, the infurreetion is making alarming progrefs in the Canton of Glarus. The Commitlioner General, I'4; TILHOLN ER, has been obliged to quit that city with the other Funetion• arses ; one Diltriet have nominated Citizen ZWIKI Lauclamman, and Citizen HtmEit his Lieutenant. It is faid that the large quantity of gun powder lately carried away privately in the night time from the arfenal of Zurich, has been tranfported to the petty Cantons. A plot which tended to overturn the Government, has been difcovered at Berne. VIENNA, AUGUST 19.—We learn, by the laft intelligence from Turkey, that PasswAv Oo Lou has entered into an open negociation with the Porte, and that the period of his abfolute fubmillion will be the moment when the GRAND VIZIER arrives in the environs of Widdin. This .city will be deli. vcred up to that General by PAISWAII OOLOV s arrangemen t li no irn t y re e l t f. knoTr l n e , e for d i i s ti i ° t n :n o o r w t n ili w s nether this r;:b e l who has given fo much uneafniefs to the R,„: will be employed and railed to any dignity, whether he will prefer reti r i ng to c ome fotelB,l country. M. de STURDIER, the Imperial Irverntincif, at the Ottoman Porte, let out, on I 2th intl. r Conflaittinople. The Anthafrado r o f the p rendi Republic has announced to Count de CO3t ßizi that M. CONTRON.•HI, Archbith o p of Ravenna, has been nominated Miniaer of the Italian Repo, lic to our Court : he tellified, a t the fame tim e , &fire that his Imperial Majelly would. o n his p mt nominate a Minilter to the Italian RepnYic. AUG. ?..I.—The Archduke Cut R cr.% iet t),. day before yefterday fur Bohemia, It( in will proceed to the other Auarien Provinc; "here he will review tilt troops. The Arch(kk.: JOHN, en his return from Styria, will make a to u r for the fame purpofe to the Seven M 'Mete j''urnies of the Antlrian t , ! l it different Provinces, to review the tro•ms, may entilidered as a novelty, and a proof that o ur Government, like other States, is delim us keeping its military forces on the molt relptc:table footing. LONDON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLoCK: 3 per Cwt. Cold 68/ I I—for acc. Old 5 pt.r Cent. loci—Omnium 8.1 dif. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Imp. 3 per Cent. 681 Onmium dd. Lottery 'Tickets 171. t ts. Conf. for Occt 68! 6yi 6lii ‘ it Bank Stock (hut 3 per Can. Red. that 3 per Cent. Conf. 68f S per C. Ann tooilf We have received Paris Journals to the 4th ink inclufive. The principal intelligence is from Ra tifbon, and Rates that the Directorial Minitier of the Empire having fixed the opening of the fittings of the Erraordinary Deputation, on the 23J at eleven in the morning, all the Members who are to compote that Deputation, met at the appointed hour, accompanied by their Secretaries, and M. de BUHLER. The Ruffian Mini:ter diichlrged provilionally the funCtions of M. de NORMAN, Mi. flitter of Wurtemberg, who has not yet arrived. The Sub-Delegate of Mentz opened the fittir and fent notice to M. de HUGEL, the Impend Commillioner : the latter foon after, arrived, and delivered the opening fpeech. Never fence treaty of Weflphalia, has Germany beheld 10 im• portant an epoch. The Convention entered into between the French Government and Ruffia, will be difcuffed in a mars, and will be carried intocr ecution as loon as it has received the fanaioa of the EMPEROR. The Deputation will continue to fit every Tuelday and Thuirfday. A guard of 24 grenadiers parade before the Town Houle. Letters from Marfeilles Rate, that the corvette la Mutine, Captain RhYBAVD, belonging to the French. Government, has arrived from Algiers with very fatisfaCtory difpatches fur GuA ernment. His MAJESTY will hold a Levee to-morrow at St. James's Palace. The Court goes out of mourning on Thurfday next. His MAJESTY, it is laid, has an intention to re• fide fome months at Hampton Court Palace, which has been fitted up in a flyle of elegance tit for the reception of the Royal Perfonages. The Prince of WALES arrived at Windfor on Sunday . from Btighton, to pay his rcfpejin to their MajtsriPS, on their return from Weyrrinum. His Royal Highnefs does not come to town, but returns to Btighton. Friday night Chmmiilioners HARMOCD and Tu c ER, of the Navy Board, an ived at tilt. George Inn, Portfmouth, from Plymouth. And Saturday afternoon Earl Sr. VINCENT, Captain MARKHAM, Mr. GARTHSHORE, Lords of the Admiralt% ; and Mr. MARSDEN, Secretary; alio Sir A. S. HA' MOND, Comptroller of the NAvy, fi run P 1 mouth, IA from Cuffnells, the feat of G. Rost, Lordfllip was received by a Captain's GJarci of the Royal Marines. Lord NELSON and his party returned on Sun Jay to Merton, from their tour through a part of the Weft of England. At the lalt Levee of the FIRST CONSUL, on Thurfday, after the Grand Parade, MI. Fox was prelented. The FIRST CONSUL, we are in;mm-d by a Gentleman who has jolt arrived from Palk, received Mr. Fox with particular dittinEtion. He converted with him with a very marked attention, and he had that he was extremely happy to have the honour of Peeing a man whole fame as a Statef man filled all Europe ; and it was with peculiar pleafure that he could add, that Mr. Fox had the belt claim to his elieem, in being the itc.l.ly and enlightened friend of peace and concilialion be tween the two countries.—Such, At le.ltt, WAS the report at Paris of what the FIRST CONSUL had ilk! to Mr. F.:mt. After the Levee Mr. Fox dined itir the FIRST CONSUL. According to an official program from the Mina . - ter of the Interior for the Italian Republic, the zyth of laft month was to have been oblerved at Mi;an di a folemn fellival in celebration of PATBON: P T S :appointment to the Confullhip for life. ban Citizens are told, as 311 excittmcnt to teilino 'lies of public joy, that this event is " a fortimite amen fur them." This obfervarion is perh tended to prepare them for a iimilar of the of their Conititiiti , q), by rn him alto Prefident for life, and enabling him, in die appointment of a fucceffor, to rival , their Jcitimes to thole of the Great Natio".