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FRANCE.

PARIS, SYPTEMBER 10.
Cii Sunday, the aoth of September, before mafs,

his Majefty the Emperor and King received at the
PAlace of the Theft!cries the diplomatic corps, which
_ _ _

- • -
was condufted to an audience of his Majefty, by the
Mailers and Affiftants of the Ceremonies, and intro-
duced by his Excellency the Grand Matter, with the
accuitomed forms. On this occafion M. Brantzen
prefented his credentials, as Knitter Plenipotentiary
of the King of Holland.
Napoleon, by the Grace of God, and the Confli-
tutions of the Republic, Emperor of the French,
King of Italy. and ProteCtor of the Confederation
of the Rhine, to all to whom there prefents than
come, greeting—
The Senate, after having heard the Orators of the
Council of State, has decreed, and we decree as fol.

lows :
T. In future,reekoning from the eonclufion of the Seffion which
is about to commence the previous difeuffion of the laws, which
takes place by the SeCtions of the Tribunate, lull be made during
each Seffion by three Committees of the Legiflative Body, entitled,
The Committee of Civil and Criminal Levitation—Of Internal
Adminiftratinn—and of the Finances.

a. Each of thefe Committees (hall deliberate feparately, and
no ftrangers hall be admitted to them. Each hull be compofed
of (even members, nominated by the Legißative Body, by keret
ballot, and the abfolute majority of votes. The Pre/Went hall be
appointed by the Emperor, either from among the Members of
the Committee or of the other Members of the Legiflative Body.
3. The form of the ballot flail be diredted in fuch a manner,
that there hall be, if poffible, four lawyers in the Committee of
Legiflation.
4. In cafe of a difagreement of opinion between the Sedtion of
the Council of State, which hall have drawn up the project of the
law, and the competent Committee of the Legiflative Body, both
Mall meet in confidence under the Prefideney of the Arch Chan-
cellor of the Empire, or of the Arch Treafurcr, according to the
nature of the objedts to be examined.
$. If the Counfellors and the Members of the Committee of
the Leglflative Body are of the fame opinion, the Prefident of the
Committee shall be heard, after the Orator of the Council. of
State mall have explained to the Legiflative Body the motives of
the law.
6. When the Committee Mall decide againft the projected law,
all the Members of the Committee hall be at liberty to fate the
motives (or their opinion to the Legiflative Body.
The Members of the Committee, who hall have difcuffed a
project of a law, shall be admitted like the other Members of the
Legiflative Body, to vote on the projcdt.
8. When circumstances (hall occafion the examination of any
p-'jedt of particular importance, it Dull be at the option of the
Emperor to furmoon. in the interval between two feffions, the
inembecs of the Legiflative Body neceffary for forming the Com.
minces, which (tall immediately proceed to the previous difeuffion
of the prokdt. Ca:ncnittees mall be nominated for the
next ffion.
9. The Members of the Tribunate, which, according to the
t• r us of the net .4 the Confervative Senate, dated 17th Septem-
ber, yezr tr. ought to have continued till the year Ig, and whore
powers had b en, by the 79th Article of the Ad of the Coal-
tutians of the Empire, of the aBth Floral, year ts, prorogued till
the year at. efirrefpooding with the year 13 ta, of the Gregorian
Calendar, /hal ei.ter into the Legiflative Body, and form part or
that Lody, till the period when their !nations would have ceafed
in the Tribu; ate.
to. In fu:ure no perfon ihali be nominated a Member of the
Legiflative Body, unlefs he than have completed the age of forty
years.
Dated at our Imperial Palace of the Tbuilleries, Aug. 29,18°7.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.

M. de Lindholm, aid de-camp of the Prince Royae
Denniar k, had yeaerday an audience of the Env
eror. The Prince Royal has decidedly refuted 10
ratify the convention with the Engin'', The ;reatelV
preparations are making ; and if the Englifh dare'
continue lz:ng in Zealand, they will be expelled from
it. But, f.ithful to their method, after having pilla-•
ged the arfenal of Copenhagen, they will return home
ith thefe trophies, taken by treachery, and Rained
wit 4 the :)lood of the women and children of that
unfortunate city, into which, for 72 hours, they ye.
iniied death with 4o mortars. Their bombs had
rockets to carry the flames into there peaceable ha-
The frnall province known by the name of the
Mouths of the Cattaro, is fituated between the terri-
tory c.f 11.4gula, and the country of the Montenegrins.
it exten6 round a gulph. whic'a Itretches twelve
lea!;ties into the country, forming five angles, and
pretenting a fries of deep barons, where (hips may
fatezy, and which are capable of being fecurely
fortified. its extent is reckoned to be about fifty
ftloare le.igues, but the population amounts only
rr,,rn 15 to zo,ooo fouis. The principal towns are
Cattaro, Caftelnuovo, Rizano, Perafto, Verfagno,
and Dobatra ; the two tie ft ate fortified, and have
coly about 'Soo inhabitants The population of
Perafto is about 3000. The foil is comisofed of cal-
careous rocks, and by no means fertile. It produces
wine, olive oil, and fame fruits. The Montenegrins
and the Bofnians fupply it with corn, animal 'food,
acid other articlei of conforoption.. The inhabitants
(:1 Cattaro are almoft all feafaring people they have
So veflds, in which they carry on a coatting trade
with Italy aad the Levant. Their armed (hips have
often fuccefsfully defended themfelvei again( the
Moosills curfairs. The dittriet of Patrovichi, to the
t .ith of the Cattaro, belongs to a warlike tribe, of
which the individuals comps-icing it are all Noble.
The town and country of Budna is (till a depen.
dency of Cattaro.
Sur. 25.—The Minifler of Juflice being informed
that a number of perfons having obtained writs of
arreß againß Englifhmen who are prifoners of war
ire France, find tcme difficulty in getting them exe•
cuted, from the cireurnhance of there Englithmen
being' priforters of war, and as limb, being under the
immediate infpeaion tithe military authoritiey, has
'jig decided, that ail.writs of aural in fuch circum-
ttances Mall be immediately executed throughout the
whole extent of the empire, and that the debtors 64
Re ifoned forthwith, without regard to any ob-
stacle whatever. ' The right of creditors being thus
fecnred, the military authorities will, on their part,
take fuch precaution as they may deem expedient
in the xercife of fit:ldiom for which they are re-
fpnnOble.
&PT. 26.--The King and Q2een of Weflphalia,
the Grand Duke and Grand Ducbefs of &rg, and

the C7and Duke hf Wnrtzburgh, are artived at Fon-
tainbleau, and yellerday and the day before hunted
in the fore Pt. The French are going to play the Ho-
null at the Court Theatre.
ADDRESS OT Thig ratatimara, TO HIS MAJESTY THE

IMPEKOR AND KING.

YOTZD IN THE SITTING or TIII ISTII SISTSMSCII.

Sias—At the moment when your faithful fubjeels the Mete •
hers of the Tribunate learnt that their few:lions approached their
termination, they interrogated themfelves with relped to the
manner in which they had fulfilled them ; and in reeking what
teftimony they could render to themfelves, they have found new
reafons for bearing to the foot of the throne the homage of their
admiration and gratitude. The Tribunate being placed in the
constitutional fyftem as the organ of public opinion, if the duty
thus impofed upon us has been eafily fulfilled, it is becaufe your
Majeftybas united every fpecies of glory, and furpaffed every hope.
Sire, your wifdorn having effaced the traces, and alma the
recolleßion of the diforders anterior to your reign, your power.
ful hand having given a new impulfe to all parts of the Admits!.
ftration, your genius having conceived thole laws which place the
learning of paR ages in harmony with the experience of modern
times, it only remained for us to mingle our appLaufes with the
general acclamations. Often has the imprudence of foreign Oates
troubled us with the cries of war, but France remains inacceffible
to every (peeks of alarm. In foretelling, therefore, fit many tri-
umphs, and fo many loon followed by the molt memorable tree
ties, we have only expreffed that confidence with :Thieh the habit
of witneQ►ng prodigies, had infpired year good and great people.
" Sire, admitted for the loft time to offer thee:pro:Bon of thole
fends/lents which have conftantly animated the Tribunate to-
wards your auguß perfon, we cannot reftrain our deep emotion;
it does not, however, prevent us from thawing unto the end of our
labours, that we are the !bid interpreters of public opinion. We
honour thole exalted ideas which induced your Malay to fur;
round the Legiftative Body with new diftindions, and tO render
perfedt thole inftitutions which are fo dear to the national into-
retie.

" Sire, we venture to look back with fatisfadlion at the fpaee
which we have filled, well affured of having always trode in the
paths of honour and of loyalty; and if ybur Majefty deigns to
award to us the folemn teftimony of your approbation and laths-
fadlion, we dull think lefs of baying reached the termination of
our political career, than of attaining dm objettt of all our efforts,
and the molt precious recompeofc of our devotion.
" Collated by us, the Prefident and Secretaries of the Tr ibunatc.
FABR t (do l'Aude) Prefident.
DELAISTIZ DACISIt, Secretary.

Paris, 18th Sept. iSo7.

Ssrr. z 7 an Imperial Decree of the szth of
Auguß, the lifters, with the defignation of 1' Waist
Jefus, of the diocefe of Mentz, and the Sews Hoftita-
ret of Aix, are authorized to form a community.

Surtma2a 28. No account has yet been re-
ceived from the Aeronaut Garnerin, who afcended
on the 22d inaanr, at half pall ten o'clock at night,
from the Gardens of Tivoli. As the wind was very
bong at the time of his afcenfion, he has been
probably carried to a very great diftance from
Paris.
Letters from Copenhagen Rate' that (even of the
&it mercantile houfes in that city have flopped pay-
ment.

His Majefty the Emperor of the French, King
of Italy, and Prote&or of the Confederation of the
Rhine, having heard the Report of his Council of
State, has paffed, at his Palace of St. Cloud, on the
18th of September, iBo7, a Decree to the tenor fol.
lowing :
Art. I. The Paffports granted for travelling in the interior of the
Empire, or for leaving it, as well to French as to foreigners, ihall be
given upon a paper 4)=134 made for that purpofe, and upon an
uniform model.

11. The paper for the ?airports !hall congft of two parts. The
firs, which than be detached from the [mond by an undu-
lated cut, than be given to the Bearer, and will coultitute tbg
?airport.
The limed, in the &ape of a flock or heel, &all be the minute
of the ?airport delivered, !hall contain the fame defignations 'as the
?airport, and than remain in the hands of the authority that gives
the ?airport.
111. The Miniftry of the general Police of the Empire is fpeclaUy
charged to caufe to be made and printed, copies of the raid ?air-
ports, and to diftribute them to all. the authorities competent to
grant ?airports.
IV. There (hall be paid for each ?airport, for all expenfes,
oimprifing the making and the Ramp, only, the [um of two
francs.

f. The Vifa ordered by the Laws and Regulations, upon the
Pdffports granted, fhall be given gratuitoufly, whether upon the
frontiers or in the interior. _ _

VI. Thofe who violate thefe difpofidons than be liable to the
penalties againft perfons who travel without paffports, by the laws
of 28th March, 1792, and Jkoth Sept. you. 4.
SEPT. 29.—Letters fro,m Hamburgh, of the zoth
inflant, Rate that the Danifh army continues to con-
centrate itfelf in Jutland and Fionis, preparing to
attack the Engin and reconquer Zctland.
SEPT. 3o.—An Imperial Decree of the :ill of Sep-
tember contains a regulation for the manufaaure of
cloths deßined for the Levant. Thefe cloths are

Ramped with an imperial 'mark indicative of the fine.
nefs of their textile.