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. 7 ' 7 7 .„. lr • ~ . I t ." im. .. ,i , - 4 - , • 4 1 _ . ~, . .... . ' ain.iptli !Pre _ . ~_ 1 -: 4 . ,PRICE •IXPRNCE. 01 , , r EA 630•) TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1805. VICTIJALLING.OFT ICE, JAR. 5, 180! POREIGN INTELLIG.PNCE. FROM THE FRI Nell PAPERS. TtltATltr.. THIS PRESENT EV f:NING,, .I,ln. 5, will Sc pe rformed, a Grant Ser..aa• Opera, cdird 11, TRIONF( DEL AbiOlt FIIATERNO It . o f the Opera win be presented, t:k: :mud ilirt of fpill.F. JUGEMENT DV BERGER PARIS. ~• ac4.a.k Mm ,t of Madame Graranite +w ere ere cold and , .Jira, n ew, ti..Oicra of Zang it unavoidably poit i minail fur a kw Java On Tutal,v, the 12d i,ist. will be vrformed, a New fairy ni n e , a bed La Relic Likable. naTuesilay, the 49th last a NewVi o va sriow opera, entitled nt Rex et Regina. TIIE COMMISSIONERS for reasoning Hi, 3lajesta'A Nary do hcreliti Rime firitice, nit emiTtlE''i p,iv- the 1501 inAnnt, they will It 'Truly tt virtue TieiJi iw writitio (aided ap), and treat tar Two Handrail ii.id Fifty Chiedroas of Prtt's Tanpritl Moor Gods; or Coate f f I 111 i good taw, to be dclicerei in the Space of nice Weeks pow the Dote of the t'ontra't (Mad aAd Weather perwatiing), alougside the Wharf's, at his Majesty's ricfi ittin Stem at Plriouth and Soathiliotrii; and to As paid fur by Nth, lowlife with liderest, Meseta Days Jtrr dote. 28. LEGISLATIVE BODY. PRESIDENCY OF M. FONTAN/S, OPENING GE THE 15551014 OF TIIL 6116 or wivoss (nee. 27). At eleven in the morning, the Members of the Legislative Body, in their ceremonial dresses, re paired to the Hall of their Sitting,. The ceremony ci the opening of the Session for the year had rendered some changes necessary in the interior di,•.:ibution of the Hall. The estrade of the Throne had been established upon and before the ordinary Tribune of the President, some ora tors and secretaries of the i egislative Body, on ,! the top of the soubassement. The ascent was by two Bights of steps, placed on tacit side. The throne, nitrated five steps above the estrade, was placed under a palm tree, on the trunk of which were suspended the arms of the Emperor. The throne was composed of two props, in the form of pedestals, on which were placed two genii, symbols of justice and strength, supporting a crown above the head of his Majesty. Over the throne was a canopy parscrne, with bees and stars, and an eagle reposing on his thunder-bolts. Opposite the throne, its the tribune of the constituted authorities, were a canopy for her Majesty the Empress, and places for the Princesses. 'Ube Legislative Body had yesterday appointed, in a private sitting, a deputation of twenty-tive members, to receive, this day, His Majesty the Emperor. At half past eleven, the Members of the Tribunate, Council of State, and the twelve deputies of the Conservative Senate, entered the hall, and took their places. At twelve, a discharge of artillery having an nounced the arrival of the Emperor, the deputation, with the President at its head, set out to meet his IF MARK OSBORN dues not fetch away the Cient', Jre. front Inv Hume, No. 6, Red Lion Court, near ii-owondiev-street, Borough, they will be, in Fuuttreti 13111,1 from this Due, sold, to defray Etpleilr. , Jan. 15, Pin JOHN ROGERS. ._.------"----- TIIF.kTRF. ROYAL, DRURY-lANE . "-pig EVENING, Tt/RSDAY, Jan. 15, Their ‘;,,,i,wirs Servant. will art THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. • ,• ^ • t chqm, Mr. Deweassi ',nail, Mr. Wevritsw ; Capt. ‘i.,.: Ili, Mr Kelly ; llieit, Mr. Collins. MN. INAChI.IOI, \ I rs So.if k; j Polly Peachum, Mrs. Mountain; Lucy Lockit, hilso De Camp; Diana Trapr., Mit MatlrPocks. In vt Ht. a Hornpipe in Fetters, by Mr. Bryson. After the Pls.., a New filler/ice Dance, tilted ' THE UNITED BRTPONS. 1 , 4 Lb w e c omposed, and the music Mewed by Mr. Rice s .. Accompanied on the limp by Mr. Wdauitt . The Charsetars,hy .. , • It,. U l nae, Masi*. linear arTll4l, Mr. Male, Mrs. Sharp, Awl th. , Corps de Ballet. To which will be Artist the Farce, of THE CITIZEN. Old Philpet, Mr Sumt ; Young Phiipot, Mr. Bannister; s, r jasper Wilding, Mr, Sparks; Wilding, Mr. Da Camp. Mara, Miss DWICBO, in which character site will introduce a favourite Scotch Air; Corinna, Mils Tidswell. To-morrow, The Mwriaste Prooniir, with Who's the Dupe s On Thursday, The Proioled Hualuittl, with The Irishman in Loot'on. A Nag, Comtely, in five ails, will be produced in a few days. Pte ClInt1114"16 If the Co4re meg be seen 111 the Serrepris O i f re. ♦ No Regard kill Ge had to any TettAr iK lith;01 the Priee shall ' Rat k inserted in Irords nt lenzth t .r that shall n ot he dither e d to the Board kfore One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 15:h Taut. nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or WM Pena% as his &holt; attends. to answer when railed (m. CHINA.—The Proprietcrs of the Deruy Porcelain Manufacture, in item. Aro-street, Co nm-gardera, have added to their usual vs‘oTtinent a very ex tensive variety of NEW and ELEGANT PAT TERNS, with • ehoiee.eirloction of bisquet groups and figures, Scc. 6.ing the most diehionable oritanients fur plAteaUX and pier tables, and manufactured by them ex•:,uively, in this :clarions. Tilt IT I Ski PLATE GLASS CONIPANY.--The Public aro tnfrAird, that they may he suir,,iliod with ATE GLASS, of a superior quality, and an uncommonly Itritaan Wish. A as) quantity and or ail s ire , by applying to Mr. ALEXANDER BLACK, at the Warehouse, Albion place, London! or to Mr. Fuste, at Rsytnisearl, Prescott, Lancaster; whore a large assortmenr of (Awes is kept for Sale. Au ample alhalrilinCe is Snide to the Trade. A printed Tariff of the Company's Prises for polished Plates is sold at Cadell's, Stockdale's, Robinson's, Sewell's, and J. J. Taylor's, Laudon. VICTUALLING-01410E,, Dar. 21, 1804. 3 1 111 Z cObiIitLSSIONERS rigraellAr . , • " bierty's ti,wy hereby give hrutlet: Tut 44 rucsnAr; the Slid Jeutuary meet, they will 4 ready to reekise 'Pewten ta writing (saki up), and treat for the apPlyiag, on separate Contra:sk, of Fresh Bef to His 21f*ststs Skips and Vs.uel., at the Islands of Guernsey and Jersey, for Twelve Mouths certaio from the Ist of February nett; and fitither, Pu., Moths Warning shall k titan on either side for the Teriskition th. re of ; the wade o f Pars , nt to be by Bills, payable with Interest, Newt, Days after dote. Th e c ee deti oni of the Contrails inn", be wen at the Se rreary's Office ; at this Office; or Ay applying to the Postinastert at Guern sey sad Jersey respeaitely. No Regit:4 will hi had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in Words at length, or that shall not be defier, ell to the Board blare One ol7lork on the said Tuesday, the 221 o f January leaf, war unless the Person Who nukes the 'fender, or Borne Person on his Behalf, Mundt to answer when called for. WAR WITH SPAIN. This My is pntilithed, price Is. 64. THE JIJSTICE and POLICY t.t" a WAR WITH SPAIN. DEMONSTRATED. Printed for J. Hatehard, Erioksoller to Her NSAje,ty, No. 190, opposite Albany Hun**, Pieculillv. Of %%horn may be had, Oleo ts bd. POLITICAL SKETCHER, for JANUARY, 1803, Num ber One, tp be contiotted ivory fortnight. NEVER ACTED. THFATRT. ROYAL. COVENT•GARDEN. rrHIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Jan. 15, will be aer.vl v Neva Play, in Five Aas, called THE SCHOOL OF ItEFORfsl ; OR, 110 W TO RULE A HUSBAND. With New Szener , s, and DecoNtinns. Tie Charvßes by Mr Cooke, MT. C. Renville, Mr. Mon- Mr. LCWIS, Mr. Murray, Mr. Every. Mrs. Gibbs, Littlifseld, Miss .neuron, Mrs. Davenport, Miss Si. BURN', JUSTICE. Next Month will be published, in Four large Volumes Son. A new Edition, being the Twentieth, corrected and con. tiJerably enlarged, of IR. BURN's JUSTICE of the PEACE and Ar PARISH OFFICER, with the adjudged Cases EA StAntes, re;Ative to the (Ate:: and Dune; of a Justin of the Puce, brought down to the precut Timc. Uv WILLIANt WOODFALLo Of the Inner Temple, Eitl. Barrister at Law. Printed by A. Steelton, Law Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty, fu: T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand i F. and C. Riwington, in St. Pauli Chmeh•yard and Longman, Hurst, Rees, said Urine, Nternoster row. POSTING CONTINUED A/ ONE SHILLING PER MILE. Let. The Prop one to be arken by Mr. Brunton, and • Th.. Mn. Litchield. After which whi Is • ad tee 'le' the 111th time:, a New Seri° THOMAS BOTI-lii4t2kes the Liberty to con tradict a Report, of his having raised his charges for Posting, of he hJs never made any Alteration since April 9, 1603. Windmill 11.11, Salt Hill, January 19, 1905. Cootie Me:o 0 ue Pantomime, eade HARLEQUIOI QUICKSIINZR, er, THE GNOME AND THE DEVIL. With err ,cly New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses. a I Demtatinns, The Overture and M,isic co,:itnned by Mr. Davy. 1"..e Actin's of the Mel,,-Dnsoia roducr4 under the Direction td Mr. Farley The Dant.cs by Mr. Bologna, un. The Ptinciii.d Characters by Mr. Safeties, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Simmers's, Mr, Denman, Mr Atkins. Mr. King, Mr. Tied, Mr. Menage. M.s Atkins, Miss Davies, — Miss Martyr, Mitt WU:atty. CAPITAL PRIZES SWIFT & CO. No. 11, POULTRY, sold in Shares, in toe last Loiter! , 'ha following Caeital,„ viz. No. 6,791, 20, 0001 . in 16 Sixteenths. 9,362, 10,000'. i,. 1 and 8 Sixteenths. 19,008, 1,0901. in I Q. , rev and 12 Sixteenths. The Tickets and Share , of the locum Lnttery (which he gtn• Thaw dig on the 28th of this Month) are selling in :mat variety at SWIFT and Co.'s Office. The unexampled Sal- of these Tickets sufficiently e,inces the favourable o,.ininit of the Public, and renders any com ment on the merits or Schein! unnecessary. - - Just published, in octavo, price fn. in boards, or in 1.2t00. price 44. bound, third Edition , for the Use of Families and Schools, inscribed to the LORD RiSHOP of LONDON, DI A TESS 4 IiON ; or, the HISTORY of OUR LORD JESUS CURIS f, compiled from the Four doer's, according to the authorised English Version, with brief Not.,, Practical and Explanatory ; to which are prefixed, a Map of the Holy L. d, sod an Introduction. By T. TIIIRLW ALL, A M. Editor of the Latin Diat.4saroit, lately puakished, in tows The l'aistonitine bWracters by - Mr. Bologna, jun. Mr. Dotes's, Mr. ICLlnert, Mr. Bologna, Mr L. Bologna, Mr. Abbot, Miss Searle. thrlequiti Quicksilver ; or, The Gnome and the Devil will br -zpe-Atai even evening till limber notice. New Musical Entertairunsa will vetrewun be produced. (lie! SM by Mwass.i.wad-C Paaraclntehlard; I. Robson, New BorilisaTest; C. Law, An-Marowlane; and Avcrue, Curnbill. —-- - This Day is published, price 2s. 6d. the Third Edition of AVIEW of the MORAL STATE of SOCIE TY at the C:orie of the Eighteenth Century ; much en larted. and continued to the Commencement of the eat 1804 ; with a Preface, adetwssed particularly to the Higher Orders. By JOHN BOWLES, Esq. Printed fir F. and C kivington, 62, St. Paul's Church-yard ; W. amt.!. Richardson. Royal Exchange 4. Hatchatd, Picca dilly , arid J. Averne, Curnhill. Alm, by the same Author, R EMARKS on MODERN FEMALE MANNERS, with Additions, ath Edition, 64. ale ; knee, [Uri .21.' CCHEM E. gs( 2:/,O')U YO,OOO 3 40,000 3 5,000 1,090 10 bOO 30 100 .60 20 'SE 4I)Y, it 1:,01 OMR IIRIM PC L ime' , leg • w.CII M 'n : I, and GUI. Fans. I, and to Ed• Farm. .a.l r lett to D. but Ulna, Bit hilt 4 Ar , timid , .14,,.., nttrs. Whit Riter e dire& he Gil roil ph imeting it Lime Lab he NOM e io do M• :. (RESENT PRICE Ticket 1..19 U 0 srmssuar. ANIISCORRUIIC . DROPS. -- - ; R ICH potted Moor-gante, Lobsters, Lamperas, shett , m, t napere N V.ddilt, Parmesan, Gruyere, ix I Stilton Cheeses, prompt (Atli& she limps) lily !Han in rhyme: thin:praises 1.. (leCiac ; l•£ h- tries toepreed Ail in the public view Art's Luksiries, and what Dame Nature yields, ‘4 , iv IA and land—searehes each climate tiro', Ransacks the waters, gardens, and the felds i Weetphalis'• fittest Hams, trove Rein Deer,' Tongues, SranletTongues or pi•kted, with Welch Selmon rare, rturgeon ' Cad Sounds, fine Herrings aid her genus ; i tuts h Reef, .F qv' Facer, good beyond stemware. ; Portable Slops, Tripe, Re ef, and eery store t'steere'd at tea, or peek`d for foreign lands, ' cr holiest of Sautes, Pickles, heretofore sierbaes uneigual'el by a rival's hinds 411 c Straprt's wellitnown, whet,' I lICKSON, to invites •Sherws *lives Mangoes, Cutry, Sm., Kian, ;kilned Anchyies, form'd to give delight-- Men them, ties fail to porcha,e, if you can. rri HE 28th Of THIS MONTH the OITA LS LOTTERY 'begin. Drawing. is L 2 S,OOO 40,000 - no,noo o -6,00 r. -5, an 3,0 - 17 ),1.,,i) L 250,000 .: ~;0e Tickets / a.t of the Capiers•ilrba dater mined J. , follows : " ..t :oain, lit Day Ll,OOO Fit drawn, 6'i Day.. 1.100 2d Day .. MO Dine 7th Day ..10, 00 .. , :10. .... 3:1 Day .. SOO Ditto Bl l, Day • •25,000 ta.tt5...... 4th My .. bolo Ditto 9th Day.. b,OOO t iitte ..... ;;In Dsy .. 50.) Ditto I.a.kt , satel Shasst are altos( at every Licensed Lottery Office l'alf .L.9 15. 0 Eighth ..L 2 9 6 4 19 0 I Sixte..rnil g 5 0 Tinkets and Shares wsli tilt as Cliz Draw ng appro.iches. Sit i>t frequently a Question ist the Dispensary, • 15, SOHO SQU.kkE, at what Ho.psea the Pulvie 'e lend upon having the PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC PS Genuine, Mr. SPILSRURY, tot the Sa!iliaCtioa of Itt Enquirin, pubiLdno the tattowing Venders of the P.t ir ATELSCOHRUTIC DROPS in Louth'', where the in t . be hat IVhnlesale and Retail, a. at the Displitairy, 411.10 SQUARE, London, in Bottle. of Si. 6dl. 111 a. and 1. is. Duty included. wt;n:Asa La AND NIT AIL 14,gir-;. Dicey and Sutton, How Church 731,1; Mr. bitter, IP. Paul', ; Menus. Harelayr, neat Market; Mews Newberry p.l San. St. Paul's Churelt.yard ; Messrs Shaw and Edwards, R. Nuns Church-pod; and Howard and Evans, Loos Lane, athheld PCT AI L. Mr. Baron, o*(oM...heti; Clarke, B JrOUll% j notion, Ex thiange; Niemand, Rishmagare-stmeti Mrs. Newberry, St. Parrs ; Ward, Holborn ; and Withers, Temple-bar. No M.:divines offered can h. Genuine, unless "By the Pireorti expres.ed in Words at i.angth, its Bottie, 411. 1 ', and Wrapper,-.The Stamp is printed in black Ink in r.ead of Ned Ink. • The Balsa are always sealed with Red Satin; Was. Piapanary, Solso-squars. TO LADIES OF FASHION. ANEW M ANC FA CTU R E.—The PATENT GEORGIAN SATIN CLOTII, made from the Fur of the or Sea Sear of the South Seas, calculated nor Shawls, Pelisses, Dresses, Habits, Spencers, &c. softer and more delicate than the Indian Shawl.—The Nobility and La dies of Fashion are respectfully infiwined, that an entirely new Article, made from the Fur of the Ursine SCil, is sulantitted •o their inspection and approbation. It his already heed pa tronised and approved by Ladies of the fiat rank and f.altion in this country, beidg lighter and warnir thrall the India Shawl. It is m inufactitied of yarn, thi• kuesses, 3114 of all widths, to suit almost every purpose of dre•s; the nAtural co lour (without being dyed) is ho•utiful. Shawl* or all sizes made of the Gtogpan Cloth, orramented with gal.!, Indus borders, &c. front three giiiiv.as t • ten. To be had in L011(1,011 only of ISEAUNION and ARBOT r, No. 61, New B.rn•lstreeti and of the principal Drapers in Bath, Edinburgh, &v.. OLD PART, MADEIRA, SHERRY, RUCEI,I.A, &c. SPENCER and PERKINS, WINE and BRAN DY 'MERCHANTS, No. Its, Ninirgate-street, take lov,e to acquaint the Public, that they now and fur 14 yeari last pest have never kept lees than 14,000 gallons of genuine Wine, in vats and casks, ripening and melinrating for bottling: and from 50,000 to 30,000 biddy& in crusted Old Pun, deltas Ry tins mode of keeping, their Will A:4 are el im proved in flavour, alit their' cordial qii.inties retained, ore to render them meow Aritelul to tie SU, 1646 16 of nary .us habits, and the aged and Maim, as expernsii^e has convinced many Penitent Physician+, who now strongly r:-.7-inimend tin Wine, ai the ITl.tit wholesome and resturitive liquor ay this Stack tin,' are cnablal to save their Friends with euperiur Wine, of great age, and of the ben Vintages, en the most moderate tering, for ready money. They have an un. commonly 'erg Stock of very Old Cognise Remit!), Pin. and Jamaica Quo:; cod a large quantity of moss excellent East 1 India Orange Shrub. BEITIsii WINE wARE!foUsE, Nu. 41, Dealocreet, Soho, Coiner IS Old Compton-stmo, W. W . , I d L t l he 'O p N blic r• s e l .lt t h u e l h l y . i n n fofti on s s h t i s Lr Friends . and chore asontmott of BRITISH WINES, which, he Matters himself, (non his attention to their flavour and quality, will merit the apprahation of those who favour him with th,ir command., beit.e* convinced they are notch superior to what Sr.' generally gild, Prices fur wady money as ou.ler .us Old Grape, 94. IMr gallon, or 274. per 4. , '.. , •n —Tem, Lune', Bs. per gallon, or ;As. par dozen —Sherry, White Cur not, Red Currant, Mitscatell, Cowalip, Elder, Itio,herry, Frontitteic, But, 11.1::, Orange, 7a. per 7.a1!0n, or 21s. per dozen. --Muuut..in and C.e.eavel.a, 64. 81 per Fdlon, or Wa. per dozen —Thirteen bottles to the dozen. . Fasotlis wa•tel upon wish Samples and one dui :It sent bee s exponcg an any pan of the to►u. NEW SONGS COMPOSED BY MISS SCOTT. Just published—January 1603, THREE NEW SONGS. •iz. "The Bouquet," price ls.; "Jack and swan, - a ballad, price is. ; Come, Sweet Content," an admired It owdo, with Piano Forte and Harp accompaniments, pricy 14 6d —The beauty of the melody, and simplicity of the accompaniments, will enquire tionably render those Songs favourites with both the yawl Performer and finished Singer. Prieit.xl and published by Preston, at his Wholesale Warehouse, N 0.97, Stroud, London (each Song signs by the Composer) ; and sold by the Music Sellers in isperal. Tt.is Day is publkhed, in One Volume, Svc). price 7s. . • ES RECETTES EXTERIEURES.--“ En SA lisant cone Note des Depredation: qu'il exerce d-puffs six ronia. cur Puissance, de l'Europe, on a'eton nerd 01,11/, dr l'extrenie Rapaeite que de l'Audace de ce Bar- Isaresqu ; gni se emit appareinnsent to Soutcrain de l'Univers puisqu' , l traite tons Des aunes Gauternsuneas construe ids °talent se, Tributaires."-..Manifeste du Consul de la Repub lique Fratic,oe cure le Dee da La Regeuced'Alger. inscre au hioniteu , do 21 Akita, 1802. Par Sir FRANCIS WIVERNOIS. Printed for Dulsu, Sottosquare; and Dubai*, arrtard• Stzeel, Soho. Thu Ikty ii Publis h ed, price Twil Shillings. HE TRIALS of THOMAS PRICE a^d T MATTHEW CRFESE, in the COURT of RING'. BENCH, We PERJURY in Voting for SIR FRANCIS BURDEI' r, at the late MIDDLESEX ELECTION. l'alcvn in Short Hand, by Mi. Ull R‘ EY. Louden Printed for J. Hatehani, opposite Arbany- place, Plocadely ; and aoid hi F. and C. Rivinguan, St. PaurtClaarch Tan! ; Riche Non, Rope Exchany ; J. Aspires, Cornhill ; and Sael and Co. Strand. Of whom may be had, price 2s. U. the Second Edition of A LET IT.R to the FREEHOLDERS of MIDDLESEX, emitainiag An Examination of the Objectior.a. made to the Return, at the Close pf the late Middlesex Election; and Re. inarkson Ow Political Character and Connections of S.r F. Burdett, Kart. by au Attentive Obomver. ORIENTAL UTERATURE. This 417/ is published, price Bs. boards, lIE STRANGER's EAST INDIA GUIDE to the lIINIXdOSTANFE (erroneously called the Moors) LANGVAGE. Ry Dt..IOIIN GILCHR IST, Late Lh0:•.,.0r of the ttitsdomtanee Language, at the College in Caleuus. Sold by /Packs and Parry, No. 7, I.eadenhall-streo ; and John liateliard, NJ 90, Yiecaddiy. The Aiohot, who i. now in London, at Nu. 21, Duke street, padkulaily. MORIIIHM4II tb.s little Book to the patronage arid attention of Lanes and Gentlemen oft their guys ire to ;toy part of the most useful and nec,ssary Snoic of all ho %Yorks; Li.t of which, and of Hooka fur Wrote's, Cadats, may ba hatat Mocks and Par. y. Majesty. The procession shortly entered the hall, whilst martial music was hrard on every side ; all the Le. gislators rose up, dose of the Deputatisar went back to their places. The Emperor ascended his throne, and all who accompanied him sat down to the right and left, in those places assigned them. Qit each side of the first step underneath it were placed the Princes and Dignitaries. On the second range of steps beneath, on the right, sat the Minis ters : on the left, the Grand Officers of the Em pire. In front of the steps, upon stools, were the Grand Chamberlain, and the Grand Equerry : to the right, the Grand Master of the Cere monies. Behind the Emperor, and standing, the Grand Marshal, the Master ot the Hunt, the Colonels General of the Guard, and the Aides de-Camp. At the two angles of the balustrade, were the two Masters of the Ceremonies. `fhe Pages were on the two flights of steps, and at the bottom of the estrade were the Heralds at Arms. In front, in a circular point. forming the first rank of the amphitheatre, was placed the deputation, composed of twelve Senators. Upon the two next seats, to the right. were the Counsellors of State, and to the left. the Tribunes. On the remaining seats of the amphitheatre sat the Members pf the Legislative Body ; in the cen tre of whom, and in front of the throne, was the President, in a partiL:ilar seat; on his sides, were the Guestors ; and behind him, the Usher. Ali the persons present being seated and covered, Prince Joseph, the Grand Eleane, quitted the right of the Emperor, advanced towards the balustrade, and asked his Majesty permission to administer an oath to the Members of the Legislative Body. A Questor then called the Legislative, who suc cessively ptonounced aloud, standing, " I SUVA/ . uhedience to the Contlitsfiun ni the EVire, and _kiddy fu the bitterer." The appeal terminated ; the Emperor rose ; the Legislators uncovered themselves, and his Majesty delivered the following speech: " Messieurs, the Deputies of the Departments to the Legit. lative Body ; Mess:curs, the Tribunes arid the Members of sty Council of SUAVE am coins to preside at the opening of your Session; 1 wish to impress the must imposing and ..:gust character upon your Latour+. Princes, Magistrates, Soldiers, Citizens, we all have in oar career but one vie object, the interest of the country. If this Throne to which Providence, and the will of the nation,havo raised: me, is dear in my eyes, it is because it alone can ilef,mcl and preserve the most sacred interests of the French people. Without a strong and retter,ial Government, Franco might dread the return of the evil. which she has suffered. The weakness of the supreme power is the most frightful calaniity of nations. B.ildler or First Consul, I have bad but one thought... Emperor, have no other—the jecoperity of France. I have been fel it. nam enough to reader it illustrious by viftories. to c itodidata it by treaties, to rescue it from civil discord, and to preirare for it the regeneration of mantic.", society, and religion. If death dues not surptke me in the midst of my !about., I hiqe leave to posterity - a mensn.y which shall serve for ever as an exalts pie or rep:oacts to my SUCOV4IOII. " My htinister of the leterier will lay before you the expo ction ui the situvtion of the empire. The Oratc.rs of my Coun cil of State wig present you with the want, of the legislivion. I have urdered that them shall be laid before you, the accounts which my Ministers have given me, of the manageinerit of their departuicit. lam satisfied of the prosperous state of our finances. Whatever may be the capences, they are covered by the receipts. However extensive may have been the pre partitions which the war in which we are engaged have ren dered neersery, 1 shall nut demand from my people any new sacrifice " It would have been sweet to me, at an an so solemn, to see peace reeri COW the world; out the political principles of our enensim, their recent condoct towards Spain, Five us suf. feciently to understand the difficulties of it. Ido not wish to increase the territory of Panes-, but to maintain its integrity. I am not ambitions to exercise a greater iMitseriet in Europe, bin I do net wish to decline from that which I hive acqui;,ct. No state shall be incorporated in the Empire; but I shall co. I seeribce my rights. the bonds whir:h connect me with the states which I have erected. s , In decreeing me the :roan, my people have taken an en gagement to tsar every effort which circumstances may motor* to preserve to ii that splendour which is necessary for their pro sperity and their glory, as well as mine. I have the fullest con. idence in this en-rgir of the nano', and its Sentiments foe me. Its deatest nitric/its .Ift• I Ile con .tar-. object ot n. WlCktUdi. " Messmer% the Deputies nein the Depatiaents to thus Legislative Body; Mmeteurs, the Trainees, end the Meat li STAU Lornuor fir 11304-oßegtns Drawing 28th of *MILS MONTH. THE TICKE l'S AND SHARES for the above LOTTERY are on Sale at HAZARD, TIDRNE, and CO., OFFICE. No. 93, under ahe Royal Exchange, Lon don. and no where eis, on their Account. 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