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PRELIMINARY ARTICLES OF PEACE,

PLAN OF TITE PANTC7,IIINIZ.

T
REY write from Stutgard, that the doubt in
rich they have been for some time respeaing.the
nation of Belgrade begins to be cleared up. We
e had a variety of repofts about PASWAN
: one day he was at i;elgrade, next day he
s dead, and the day after he was at the gates
Covtantinople. In a word, every report, how_
er ridiculous or absurd, was propagated and be.
:ed• The Porte preserves a stria silence upon
`subjeca, and leaves the punishment of the Rebels
time, This certainly is a mark of policy, but
Porte has hitherto subsisted by this policy
if the European Powers respea its indepen-
, ncY, it will still subsist a long time. For the
s• UtY years this Empire has been said to be
ling
to pieces —but it has not yet fallen.

ItTWEr,
THE OTTOMAN FORTE AND THE FRENCH

XEPUBLIC.
The First Consul of the French Republic, in the
i
ile°f the French Republic, and the Ottoman Porte,
.:11"11; to put an end to the War subsisting be-
e Len the two Countries,' and wishing to re-esta-
Li:a the ancient connections between them, have
to this Purpose named their Plenipotentiaries, that
say,
The First Consul of the French Republic, in the
re of the French People, has appointed CHARLS
TALLEYRAND, Minister for !Foreign
'Zitirs and the Sublime Ottoman Porte, its former
luhaskbe-Pacha and Ambassador, EsszYD ALY
,4;PENDT, who having respectively exchanged their
powers, have agreed to the following Prelimi-
itie,

theT. I. There shall be Peace and Amity between
Isfenoh Republic and the Sublime Ottoman Porte,
to eun,equence of which Hostilities shall cease be-
etien the two Powers from the date of the exchange
.le Present Preliminary Articles.. Immediately
after„ 11
"c said exchange, the whole Province of
'-,.egYpt shall be evacual by the French Army, and,
restored to the Sublime Ottoman Porte, whose Ter-
tite'ries shall be preserved in their :integrity, as
they existed before the War.
It is-understood,' that after the evacuation, the
'otinneesSions may be made in Egypt to the
Powers, on the part 9f the Sublime Porte,
all be common to the French.
The French Republic acknowledges the Re.
\r"c of the Seven United Islands, and of the Ex.
netian Territories situated on the Continent :
She
guarantees the maintenance of that Constitution.
this purpose, the Sublime Forte accepts the
'-"lantee of the F.-ench Republic and that of Russia.
111, 'There shall be definitive arrangements be•
ttt
leen the French Republic and the Ottoman Porte,
ieal.lve to the goods and property of their respec,
Ltbjea.s, which may have been confiscated
during the War. •
1, The Political and Commercial Agents, and the
v!isoners of War of all ranks, shall be restored to
'4erty immediately after the Ratification of the
ant Preliminary Articles.
IV. The Treaties which existed before the pre.
sent War between France* and the Sublime Ottoman
Porte
the be renewed wholly ; in consequence of
I
French Republic shall enjoy throughout
ta4°a..wh°,le of the Turkish Empire, the same advan-
s which she enjoyed before the War, and such
as
the most favoured Nations may enjoy in future.
The Ratification-5 shall be exchanged at Paris within
tighty days.

tLAN OF THE FETE FOR THE PEACE, APPROVED
OF BY THE MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR.
The places destined for the celebration of the
~cte are, Le Pont Neuf, Le Pont des Thudleries,
Le Pont de 1(1 CoPcorde; the 'River and the Quay
between the three Blidg,s, the Thuilleries, and La
Place de la Concorde.--Individuals shall illuminate
the front of their houses. The Bridges, the Quays,
and the Thuilleriesc shall be decorated with tro-
Phies relative to the Peace.—On the River between
.'"t Ner(fand Lc Pest des-Thaillerics, there shall,be
ZeftQd a Temple to Commerce. In la Place de la
fo7corde, there shall be ereeled Porticos, and places
Teritiancing, covered in ; a large Theatre, and three
Pen,'Ples; the largest of which shall be dedicated to
tcve• On the Bth 'November, the evening before
Fite there shall be a grand discharge of Artil-
-INrcY: The principal Theatres are to be opened
gratis. On the 9th November, at seven o'clock in
t
'le morning, a general discharge of Artillery. At
ten o'clock, Bands.nf Music shall parade in the places
(lestined fur the celebr:ition of the Fete. They are
to stop in the Temples, in the Place de Corrcv.de, to
plform Concerts and Songs to Peace. At noon, a
otilla of Boats, elegantly ornamented With Flags,
shall mancen-te upon the River. On board
these boats Sailors from all nations shall take pan
In the : During these evolutions, there shall he
constant discharge cf Artillery. At five o'clock
the Illuminations are to take place, and the Dances
re to commence in the places era".led for that pur-
P,ose, in la.Place.de In C,',;;:corde 3 and at six o'clock
1e Pan:oral:lle is to ly7gin at the Theatre in la
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lace de la Concorde.

All Nations are to he armed against each other.
'llitary evolutions, assaults, initithes,
a
tePresentation of the calamities of War. On a
sudden the. cannons cease, the military construe.
t ,(/ns fall to the ground, a beautiful scene opens,
c ntaininq a view of the Temple of Peace, the
Arts,
of Commerce, and the Temple of the Fine
A Hymn to Peace is perform,ed ; a grand
'4let, in which all Nations are reconciled, con-
cludes the Pantomime.

OFFICE OF THE PREFECT OF TIIE POLICE

IRE MINISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS, TO C

TeZEN.DIJIIOIS, PREFECT OF POLICE

" Paris, OR. r 6

J. have the honour to inform you, Citizen Pre-
!bet, that the Preliminaries of Peace between the
and the Sublime Ntrte were signed