The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-05 00:00:00

ARIS,

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i'h Kn of
PRUSSIA.
has auointed M. DAIL
tits, formerly Secretary of Legation at. Conslanti
nople, to the rank of Counsellor of Legation."

In virtue of several Proclamations of the Con-
suls, the distribution of-the • tatios or bread, fol
rage, and liquids,. which, conformably, to the Pro-
clamatiOns of the 25th FruEtiidor,- 9th Year, and
%ober r,, of the rcAlt Year, was to have takenplace from-the 224 ttl.t.- among- the troops of the.
Republic, agreeably' to the new regulations of
Weights and Measures, is not to be enforced until
the .2 :Ist of next Mardi. ,;.Chy,rnew Weight's and
Measures are noeto be adopted in the Hospital of
Invalids- and the Military-Hospitals; tin tilialCer-the
same date. ,

There to be an tkchafige built at Angouh'lne,
in the-Deii‘arithent- of the. Charente. Forty-eight"
,justices cry' the, peace are appointed to the'Depart4
ment of the Gironde.

The Minister of Police,.in a _report. prmated to
the Consias, gives on account of the arrest of the
sßailditti,..ivho, during "the "nights of the tgth ant{
zoth of December, attacked the Nantes Diligence ;.
also of anotller fad not less important to the public
Security, of, the arrest, at Coray, of LECAT,. the-
Leader of the wretches who assassinated "the Bishop
At:Diegks; and who has been brought back to 'the
prisokof.,QA;mper,, Whence he, had escaped:
- • The National Itistitiite juve eletted
CA/SaOLANDE, to fill the plage in the Astronomi-
cal Class, vacant by the
,death of, Bogy. Bop-
vAitti- is appointed his Aiiciciate in the Observa-

dory

1.4 C.:9f ta I S.TJAV ARR OFF," says one of the- Paris
“..was an original genius in the midst of
ignorantpeople. He would not appear such either
in-Lovic&n or Path. The greater part of those
tnkrks of ,originaliiy, wasleightened by- the sheep-
ish behavi.)ueof those about him, in consequence or
*Met, he exercised an absolute dominion over their
minds. His genius prompted him to adopt such a
line of conduct as was proper to influence the kus-
sians. He neither spoke nor executed any thing
whieli Was not calculated, to produce-a-strong im-
pression.. upon .-thcif4wAffil4originality, therefore,
was- true
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THE PREFECT -(4 "THE DEPARTMENT OF THE
.RHONE, TO THE INHA33:T4NTS oF THE CITY OF
LYONS.

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‘‘ A month, Citizens, has scarcely elapsed, since
you:Celebrated the blessing of Peace, and the hero,
the paeificator of Europe: -your wishes panted for
the momentin which you might express to him your
gratitude. Every thing seems to announce that that
moment is approaching, and that the First Consul
will arrive; preceded by' the Minister for Foreign
Aff-tirs and the. Minister of theinterior.
4n extraordinary .Consulta .of the Cisalrines
is on iiie point of being opened ; your city is 'des-
tined ,to receive them. The 'Government of a
friendlyißepublic.is:to„be organised undo .the art'_
spices of yours. Citizens, .recollect that you are
Frenchmen ; Frenchmen are liospitabit and -ge-
nerous.

" You have long presented to the,Cisalpines the
piethre of warlike virtues. Shew them now the
piCture Of the peaceful virtues, so that in admiring
the splendour of your manufactories, and the aeti.-.
vity of your industry, .they may find in you those
mild manners, those amiable qualities that distin-
guish, the French nation.
Citizens„can the Firs Consul give the City
of Lyons a greater testimbny of the atfeaion he
bears it ? He calls to your bosom the Representa,
tives of! an,allied- Republic. He' assembles in the
midst of you, the principal Chiefs of your Govern-
.ment. He is coining to your. City ;. he. will know.
yout Wants, ascertain your wishes, consult your in-
terests,‘.arall shall be'eager to point out tOliiin the
benefits you expedbfrom his:pattrnal authority," •

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The'rounsellor,o 'tliafe,l'Prefea of the Depart-
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ment -.of- the Rhone,' &iiisidering that every thing
seems ,to announce the. speedy arrival of the .First
Consul of the Republic, at LJONS, and .that in so me-
morable a circumstance, it will be fulfilling the wish
of the i'illiabitants 'of that City to give the first
Consul a reception- worthy of the Chief of the Go_
vernmept,... and conformable to ,the sentiments of
affeOiOn and gratitude that are due to him by all
Frenchnien, decrees,

AR t: 1. !Geiidarhiei, 'or any other armed force of Cavalry,
' shall be placed at fixed distances from Lyons to Tarare, on
the road from Paris ; the same disposition shall be made
ftom,Lyon:to Villefranche. - . •
2. At lIS approaChottlie FirSt Consul, the Gendarmes that
are ;Iteclurthest oil frOm LyOns, shall fall back with speed
from post to post upon Lyons ; his arrival .shall be an..
rionnoettlbf three.diSeharges of cannon.
3. At that slgna 1 all the Public Functionaries and. A wilori.
ties in grand cosfarne,,sliall.ajternok; :oithout delay at the
Palace of Government, and proceed trom thence on the.
ioadio...Titris to meet the First ConsUl:
4. tz:iinnplzal arch shall
,be .reefed; on the stone bridge
citeseinich the ProdeSsion shall paSs, to return t 9 the, Pa-
' lace of Government., . • ,
5;. On the day of the entrance of the• First Consul into Lyons.
the tfiuniplial arch shall- be, illuminated, as well as all 'the
houses and buildings. 6.
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The'Commissary General •of Pollee is invited to take ail'
proper steps, in order that the.passage of the First Consul:.
in. the 'streels and quays be nOt obstructed, and particularly
that the cOneottrse-a/: Citizens do- not produce any dig- -
astrotzg event,
Done,At..L.yanr,,the 29t10:.riinaire, (December'. 2b.)':' • • '•
The CenriSellor Of State.

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MANcrrakr, DEC.49.--The.Academy of Goet-
tinseq, .founded,
,So years ago,--has commemorated
the 14th anniversary:.,?kitsmaplishnsent ; and has,
on this occhSion,'renewectits.ll-terary correspondence
with France, which the WaT-Illa Ihterrupted. It has
nominated to the,eltass-Offoreign members,. Citizens
CHAPTAL, GyY?ItVORVEAVFOURCROY, FAIL.
JAS-AINT-FOND, ACEPEDE, LAGRANGE, LA,
PLACE, DE SACK, and DOLOMIF.fI. The Aca-
demy has sent Diplomas to those new Members, by
the hand's of M. DE SCHWARIKOET,. Resident-mi-
nister of Great-Britain and Hanover, at.Francfort.
FLORENCE, DEC. 7.—The king has recently
issued a decree for the rigid observance of the laws
re3petling Game : at the, same. time, he has annulled
every process -which has commenced for the infrac-
tion
of those laws.

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4 ti:rs. .+7;t: • schie.foos report:.,
.era!
'Mdritime th •
!nate de;tiny of Piedr,sonfatul Nice. Accor(iMg.l
th:;:se "reports, the No of SAKONT A' is to be rem.,
stated ai rill) and ti.-,:e.Fr(!ael.-•: sue to evrCdJtti
The co`nsnueisce of 'MI-kb icy that Free
of Liberi'y has.b:,--en,cut down, in •the- CornmoneN.-n(
C./ Wile and Tbe"Poliee is-endeavour.
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