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'will find in our subsequent Columns. The Met,-
sage, which. contains of course a high eulogium
upon the Treaty, yet is couched in terms of moder.
ation as applicable to other Countries, and seems to
predict the long duration of Peace. The following
passage will be read with peculiar satisfy Lion :
‘, Many years will pass over us without, victories,
without triumphs, and without those splendid Ne-
gotiations which fix the fate of Nations." Some
observations followed the communication of the
Message, which was delivered by the Councill'ors Of.
State RCEDERER, aita BRUM, but the
discussion of it was fixed for the zoth inst.

In the Tribunate it was proposed, that some-sig-
nal mark of their gratitude and admiration should
be bestowed upon the First Consul, upon whom the
warmest eulogiums were heaped.

These Papers contain little else that is importan
The French Funds on the 6th were at 57. zo.

THIS morning a Dutch ?Vail arrived. By an
article from the Hague, dated May 5, we learn that
the new Departmental Constitutions of the Bata-
vian Republic, are about to be submitted to the
People. These Constitutions were digested for each
Department by a Commission of eight or ning of the
principal Citizens named by the Council of State.
These'.. several Constitutions are founded upon the
same general principles, but adapted to the .par-
tiCular circumstances of each Department. After
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having been reviewed by the Council, they are
now. submitted to the inhabitants of each Depart-
ment, in such a manner as almost to prevent a pos.:
sibility of rejection. The Constitution of each
Department is to be deposited for NT)lic inspeaion
in the principal places of that Department, for
the space of seven days ; during which period
every one who rejetts it, is at liberty to insert
his name .in a register for that purpose.—At
the expiration of the seven days, the Registers
are sealed up; 'aid transmitted to. the Council
of State, along with a List of the Citizens quali-
fied to vote in 'the Department. By:the proportion
of the list and-•the- register, the approbation or
dissent of each Department is to be decided. Thus
every neutral person is looked upon as a friend tb the
new Constitution ; in the true spirit of the ancient
Republics, where it was a fundamental maxim of
politics, that no Citizen could be neutral in- what
concerned the commonwealth.

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THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES came to
Town this day fr.om Windsor to Buckingham House.
HER MAJESTY will hold a Drawing room on
Thprsday.

°the DUKE Of CAMBRIDGE. is preparing. for. his
journey to Hanover. Previous notice has been sent
to the Lords of the Regency, to make suitable pre-
parations fir- His Royal Highness's reception, it • be-
ing expetied that in future he will make that Eleeto-
race his chief residence:

On Monday, -after a contest of five days, Sir
HE NR y PEvroN was eleEted Member for the County
of Cambridge• The numbers were,
For Sir H; PEYTON - 1592
Lord CHA. SOMERSET MANNERS 100

M'ajority - 92
The cry at Cambridge is, PEYTON fora month—
MANNERS for,ever.

The subscription for the ere6tion of a Statue in
honour of Mr. PITT, we have no doubt will extend
over the whole Country. Every one who is capa-
ble of revering talents and admiring worth, will he
anxious to express their approbation of the mad who
has saved the Countrk, and increased its honour and
prosperity.

The LADY MAYORESS'S Rout at the Mansion
House is appointed to take place on Wednesday;
the x9th instant ; every preparation is making .to
render it splendid.

The St. George's Volunteers were on Thursday
assembled on their parade in Audley-square, to the
number 0f.500, and after a very handsome address
from the Earl of CHESTERFIELD, their Corn-
mander, they were disembodied. They gave his
Lordship three cheers, resigned to him their Co-
lours, and deposited their Arms.

A Decree has been passed by the French ConsUls,
orating, that the publication of Marriages shall
take place only on Sundays, conformably to the third
article, second seetion, of the Law of the loth Sep-
tember, 1792, upon the Civil State of Citizens.
Letters from Alexandria, dated sth of March,
state that our troops there and at Rosetta, are in
good health. A curious subscription has been
entered into by our Troops in Egypt : it is to bring
away the Obelisk, called cleopatra's Needle. The
sum of 20001. is stated to have been already sub-
scribed for this purpose.

ARCHERY.—A general meeting of the ToxOpho-
lite Society took place in their ground near Bed-
ford-square, on Saturday last, when they shot their
first target for the season. There was a very nu_
merous attendance, and the day was uncommonly
favourable for the purpose. -After a long contest,
in which much skill was displayed by the numerous
competitors, the 'prizes were thus adjudged :
Captain of the Target, - - Mr. P LAt Zit,
Lieutenant of the Target, - - Mr. BRADY,
Captain of Numbers, - - Mr. CR UNDEN,
Lieutenant of Numbers, - - Mr. BRADY.

Mr. ROBSON is mote indebted to than he is
aware of----his speech, given. in this Paper, which
he ought •sp.4en in the City, was aaually
translated in the Miniteur, as a specimen 'of -the
sublint etoquence of that dittinguithed Senator..

WAkil L NEVS.

rozzu-smourn, MAY ro.

ARMIVED the Industry, TP.IVETT, from Water=
f,nd ; James and Allis; jolots, from Bridgewater ;
'&174 LEWES, from ChepstOw.

. Sailed the Zephyr, ELLERLY, and Sea Nymph,
for Jersey ; Mars, CODLING, for Shields;
Richard, HAR II SU tr, and Charlotte, PARK, for
Sunderland: