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

.gents of the Civil or Foreign War. sth, .Those who corn

nanded by land or sea, as well as the Representatives of
tie People, who have been found guilty of Treason against
the Republic, and the Archbishops and Bishops who, de-
spising legitimate authority, have refused to give in their re-
signation.

It. The individuals denominated in the preceding article,
are definitively placed on the List of Emigrants ; but the
number so definitively placed on the List of Emigrants, shall
not exceed too°, of whom 500 shall he named previous to du.
23d of September next.

The Emigrants to whom the Amnesty is extended, as
well as those who have been definitively erased from the List
of Emigrants, according to the Decree of the Consuls of the

28t1► Vendennaire (October 2o), 18o►, shall for the space of
ten years from the date of the erasure, or Certificate of Am-
nesty, be under the special inspeelion of Government.

r 3. The Government, if it judges expedient, shall have
the power to oblige the individuals placed under the said in-
spection, to remove to the distance of zo leagues from their
ordinary place of residence. They may also be removed to a
greater distance, if circumstances should require it ; but in
that case, the order of removal must first have been com-
mitted to the Council of State.

14. After the expiration of the ten years of inspection, all
the individuals against whom the Government shall not have
been obliged to put the above-mentioned measures in execu-
tion, shall cease to be subjed to the said inspection ; it may
be extended to the whole duration of the lives of those against
whom these measures have been put in execution. .
ti. The individuals subjected to the inspection of Go-
vernment shall enjoy, in other rasp Jets, all their rights as
Citizens.

TITLE 11.

ARRANGEMENTS RELATIVE TO GOODS.

r 6. The individuals included in the Amnesty, shall not he
entitled, under any pretext, or in any case, to interfere with
the arrangements respecting property, which have been en=
tered into between the Republic and individuals before the

present Amnesty.
17. Those of their goods which -are still in the hands .of
the Nation, (with the exception of woods and forests, which
have been declared unalienable by law, immoveables ap-
plied to public service, the rights of property real or pre-
tended to impositions on the grarvJ canals, ciainiS which
they may Inivo on the Public Treasury, and the extinction of
which took place in the moment of confusion, when the Re-
public seized on their goods and debts), shall be restored to
them without any of the fruits, which, in conformity to a
law passed, pertain to the Republic, down to- the day on
winch they obtain their Certificate of Amnesty.
The present-Stwatus- ansulre shall be transmitted by a Mes-
sage to the Consuls of the Republic.
Signed TRONCHET, President;
CHAPEL and SE Real ER, Secretaries.
By the Conservative Senate, Secretary-General, CA U CH Y .
Let the present Senatus-Consulte be confirmed by the Seal
of State, inserted in the Bulletin of the Laws, inscribed in
the Registers of the Judiciary and Administrative Authorities,
and let the Minister of j us:ice be charged with sup:l-lute:l:ling

:s publication.
Paris, April z 6, 1802,

BONA PA RTE,
First Consul.
H. 13. MA R ET,
Secretary of State.

(Sigiled)

ROCHEFORT, APRIL 19.—Yesterday the superb
Sbip La Republique Francaise, of 118 guns, was
launched here, amidst an immense concourse of

AvA L, EWS.

PLYMOUTH, Atßii; i,i'

ARR TVF D the Aiiz.ethy.it Frigate; frbrii g
and the lamish Ship Evesitzio.4i4, Calit. A.

Cron) Tonsberg. •
Sailed the Fisgrd Vrigate, or. a Crtii'i;e:,

PORTSMOti APRJL 3d.

AR ItIVED the Canada; of 74 guns, from tOrbayi
Redb ridge SchoOrer from a Cruize ; and Pick!,
Sloop, with the 5.z4..v: Smuggling Cutter, with 306
Casks of Spirits.