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FROvt VIE FRENeti vit.) DUTCII PAPERS.

PARIS. St PT. 10.

Ois Sunday, at one o'clock, His icjesi-Fir2;..
private audience to his Excellency M. Branthen
Minister Plenipotentiary from the Batavi.tn Repith
lic, who presented to His Majesty hisCredeniati, ;
and to the Count de Tauhe, Minister Plenip iten-
Cary from his Serene Highness the EiesStor of Wir-
tcmherg, who presented the Re•Credenti:ds of Ow
Barn, de Steithe, his predecessor, and his o• 1
Credentials. Their Excellencies were conduned to
this audience by a Master and an Assistant Master of
the Ceremonies, and introduced into His Majesty's
Caiiaet by his Excellency the Grand Master of the
Ceremonies.
After these audiences, the Corp! Diplom:Figur
were introduced to His Majesty in the ordinary
forms. His Excellenc♦ the Prince De Masscrado,
Ambassador from Spain, presented to His Majesty
the Emperor, his Credentials as Minister I'lenipoten-
tiny from Her Majesty the Queen of Etruria, and
His Excellency Baron De Pappenheim, his Re-Cre-
dentials as Minister Plenipotentiary from Ills Serene
Highness the Landgrave of Hesse Darmstadt.
His Excellency the Marquis De Lucchesini, Mi-
nister Plenipotentiary front His Majesty tl:e King

of Prussia. presented to His :Majesty Letters of In-
formation respecting the birth of a Princess, daugh-
ter of his Royal Highness Prince William of Prus-
Ina. brother to the King ; and his Excellency Baron
De Dreyer, Minister Plenipotentiary from His Ma-
jest; tfr King of Denmark, also presented letters of
information respedting the death of a Princess,
daughter of the Princess Royal.

At this audience were presented to his Majesty:
By his F4cellency the Marquis De Gallo, Ambas-

sailor from Naples,
The Luke d'Aurenz+ Pig.l3telli, the Count de Vtritietigha,

the Opent-ileese, and the Chevalier Gionni
By His Excellericy the Count De Tat/he,
Baoo, Aultc-Cournellor to Ilia Serene Highness the
aleolor at Wirtemberg.
By His tactile:lcy the Kircrtis De Lucchesir.i,
M. De Ziegler, First ',lieutenant of Prince John'. R. gninnit
, of Light Hone, in the service a tie Elector or s aouy ; and
M. De Plobsthayn, Lieutenant of fltasqtrs In Saxony.

CONSERVATIVE SENATE
•
EXTRACT IROSE lilt IIEOISTERS OF THE CONSERVA-
TIVE ATS, 140240• Y, SEPT. 9, tsos.

The Conservative Senate, the number of Mem-
bers being assembled presctihed by the 90th Article
of the Constitutional Aft of the 13th of Dpcember,
1799;
I-I.ring seen the ncjd of a SienoAs ConsOuni,

prepared in the form prescribed by the 57th Article
of the Constitutional Alt of the tth of Auguu, 1801 ;

After having heard, respefting the motives of the
said Projef, the Orators of Government, and the Ike-
port of the Special Committee, appointed in the
Skiing of the 2d instant, decree as follows ;
Art. 1. Tro,n the ltt of Januaty 1806, the Gregorian Ca-
111410.1J1 shall he used throughout the Fr-nett Enspose.
Art. 2. Ihv prefel4• abenarrn Conaairust shall ►e transmit.
tad log a Menage se au, M,jevv.
The President and S•eretanes,

(Signed) FRANCO'S (Tie Neufehattau), Fre•ident.
COLAUU and rORCHER, Sscretaties.
• Exantioetrind sealed
!The Claneellor of the Senate,
) I.AI'LACF.
A Derlinel, escorted by the imperial Gorderneerit,
and containing English prisoners of war, passed
, *rough Cortimerci on the 1 Ith of this month.
These prisoofra, who were on their way to the On!
at Verdun, acre taken in the Br il:;ant packet, return-
jpg f,rm the Anti/Ix-4i to Europe, by the privateer
Vail/go, of Bordeaux.
Apother convoy of Bagli,h prisoners his arrived
at the fortress of Riche, on the confines of the De-
partment of the Lower Rhine.
Ilh Majesty hats pardoned tw•o unfortunate fathers
• of families. Antoine Forester and Gabriel Damiu-
lin, ga•n.- keepers, in the canton of Evreux, sen-
• unwed to tran‘portation by the Criminal Tribunal
of I:Eute, ir. 17:0, for having uttered expressions
tendingtn dissolve the Republic and to re-establish
Monarchy.

STIASIVIIOII, %err. .5.
WIA4II helve the h►ppiness shAfth cf possess-

ina thee. Enspo.for sonningst as. The Prete& of the
Palam arrived ; triviolays ago here, to adOpt the
necessary roca-urri 101°pm/raring the Palace to be
occupied by 11is Majesty. He will reside in the
. ;tr.:Lifer:it, firttirTy the residence of the Princes
• de itnlsto. Other houses are getting ready for the
1. Ci.stuf liar; ,Iliniriel sairother pci sons who may
, accomreAnY Plii Majesty. The greatest adivity has
been em9lnYea. ..nd, we hope, that all the prepara-
tions will be ermpleted by the end of this month
(rria-difoi), I S:h 'or 16th of September, thc sup-
.' rev! pesiod of His Majekty'starrival
, . .
Assisi. citoass. fteT. 10.
We 1-sr that the Grit division of the Ft rdition•
'ivy Army WAS to arrive 'at Niosegisen an the 'Bth
~„
in. On. the Intll it a... 1 ro ptirsurt its titsttl: fie
Cl:Tee: The b:'Wlil..! ..i',..5.141 was to arrive at Ribt:l4ll,