The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-26 00:00:00

PARIS, Auc.. tie

TUE FIRST CONSUL presided yesterday in tye
Conservative Senate. He proceeded to the Palace
of the Sena.te in the forenoon; with the Second and
Third Consuls.

tie was accompanied by the Minisiers; those
Counsellors of State, Presidents of the Seaions of
the •
Council, who had been chosen as Orators of
Government,' the Secretary of State, the Prefeft of
tite ?alace, the Governor-General of the Palace, the
General Commandants of the Consular Guard, and
the Inspeftors-General of the National Gen-
darrin rie and' Artillery.

Six carriages of Government, the Generals and
Altli.du-Camp on horseback, forming the proces_
sign, proceeded by the Quay do Louvre, the Pont
Neuf, and the streets of Thionville and Tournoo,
different Corps de Garde on, horseback opening; and
closing the procession, and the Troops of the Gar-
rison forming a double line from the Palace of Go-
vernment to that of the Senate.

The General Commandant of the Division, and
the General Commandant d'Armes of the Place,
were with their Etat-Major at the head of the Corps
of:Troops on horseback, the one at..the eritry, the
'other at the departure from the Pont Neuf.

A Deputation of ten Senators, preceded by two
Huissiers and two Messengers of State, received
the Consuls at the foot of the stairs, in the Palace
of the Senate, and accompaniid them into the Hall
of the Sitting. •
• Ciiizens josEi,x.andLcciriz BONAF A MCIP-
-1.--;.-.rs of the Gland Council of Administration of the
Legion of Honour, and in thit quality Members of
the Senate, according ,to the terms of the 6zd
Aiticle of the Organic Senatus Conszthe, took the
Oath front the hands, of the First Consill, in these
terms ,

" I swear to be faithful to the ConstitUtion, and to za
alitiays according to its spirit and its principles; when I shalt
to called Set,ate to cl.-i4elope and explain its dis:.
Pocitions; to dr.:end constantly the Rights and Interests of
the People, and the stability of the Government."
• All the Members of the Senate immediately took
the same Oath.
The ProjeCts of Senaius rgnnilles, discussed e'en-
' •
• (Ormably to the 67th Article of the Organic Senaii‘s
.oohruhe, in a Ptivy Cutineil to which had been sturn
ilioned the following Citizens, •
TA‘LEyRAND, Minister of Foieign Affairs;
CIiAPTAL, Minister of the Interior,
ICA at us t, tat Y; Senator;
F,,,ka vas, Senator, •
It sagas*, Counsellor of State;
•. POKTaL!S, Counsellor of State;
_i_ettpttAl4, Member of the Senate; and of ihc imd
Council of Administration of the Legion of Honour;
And lOSETH BONAPAR.TZ, Counsellorpf State, Member
of the Grand Council of Administration cif the Legion of
'Honour;
Wtte proposed td the Senate, arid successively pre.;
serited by the Orators of Government:
PiojeCt Of a Sinittui Consulte, relative to the
.Sittino...of the Senate, and their Ceremonial—Ora-
• tors of Government, Citizen CHAPTAL, Minister
• of the Interior, Bc....'nE and BOULAY, Counsellors
. of State.
The Projelt of a Senates Consulte,.relatiye to the
order in which the Five Series shall be summoned
to present Deputies to the Legislative Body, to class
'the present Legislators in the Departments, and to
tletignate the MeMbetS of the Tribunate who are to
g 6 -out-in the years I $0.3, 4, s, and B—Orators of
-Government Citizens PORTALIS, RCEDERIR and
I)tFEßmox, Counsellors of State.
Proje6l of a Senates Consuke, relative to the
mode to be followed in case of the dissolution of
the Legislative Body and the Tribunate,' or both—
Orators of Government, Citizens REcNt!a and
U ItliEU, Counsellors of State.

Projen of a Senates Consults, relative to the de-
signation of the twenty_four principal Cities of the
Republic, of which the Mayors are to be pre-
sent at the taki"g of the Oath by the
zeo who shall be appointed to succeed the First
Consul—Orators-of Government, Citizens• G 7
4I ER and FL EU R 1 EU, Counsellors of State.
Projea of an OrganicSeitatut Consult(, relative
to the union of the Lae of Elba with the Territory
" the Republic—Orators of Government Citizens
Cit4p.r4L, - Minister of the Interior, BRUN]] and
11()tn..-cr, Counsellors of State.
7-1
-le Minister for Foreign Affairs then made a
'et'‘lrt on the arrangements made fur carrying into
:'l=4:ution the Treaty of Luneville, relative to the
4r'dirl;nitieS of the. Princes and States of Germany.
After this Report the First Consul withdrew, and
Le Senate remained under the Presidency of the
'cord Consul, invested with the power which
h 4" been given to him for that purpose by the First
to continue the Sitting.
ti re-condueLed by the Senators
the. scale ceremony as on his arrival, returned
.("' P',l;lee et-Government" with the Procession
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