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FRANCE.

PARTS, DECEMBER 24.

A deputation from the ElMoral College of He-
rank was introduced on Ole azd to his Majelly, by
his Imperial Highnefs Prince Jofeph.

The Tribunate met on the nth intl. The Secre-
tary read five Meffages from the Confervative Sehatc.
—The lit ft of tbefe announced the appointment as
Members of the Senatorial Commillion of Individual
Liberty, of Senators Lenoir-Laroche, Boiffy d'An-
clay, Emery, Abrial, Vernier, Sere, and Vimar.—
fhe fecond announced that the Senators GArat, Jau.
court, Roederer, Demeunier, Chaffet, Porcher, and
Davout conftititte the Senatorial Commit on for the
Liberty of the Preis.
A Bill was then taken into eonfideration, and fi-
nally paired, containing various provifinns relative to
the in:ernal organization of the Tribunate.
On the :orb init. his Imperial Highnefs the Con-
liable of the Empire introduced to the Emperor, for
the purpofe of taking the oaths. which they accor•
dintly took in his prelenee, the Generals of Divifion
Deffollec, Dembarenc,d'Hautpool, Lamarche,Lorge,
Minllis, and feveial Generals of Brigade, Colo-
nels, and other Officers.

His Imperial Highnefs the Grand Admiral intro-
duced for a timilar pm pore Vice Admiral Martin and
feveral other Naval Officers.

On the Pere day were introduced fucceiTivelv by
the Grind Matter of the Ceremonies into his Majef-
ty's Cabinet, M. de Marl(burg, Minitler Pleniptyen-
airy from the Eleaor of HelTe, the Princes of Hetie
Darmitutt, Heife Hombourg, Solms, Lowentiein,
and Count Lnewenileiti Worthein.

M. MAILLARDOR, Minifler Plenipotentiary from
the Helvetic Confederation, is not about to return
home, as was lately reported.

The opening of the Legillative Body is by an Im-
perial decree deferred to Thurfday, the 27th inf.

Ads/ices from Berlin, of the 4th of December,
mention a current report in that city, that a mar-
riage was in agitation between the Prince of Meek-
lenburgh Strelitz, brother to the o,2een of Proffia,
and one of the daughters of the King of England.
This conjelture, whether true or talk, has, however,
it appears, induced the politicians of that city to be
lieve that the Court of Berlin had undertaken to adt
as mediator between France and Great Britain.

It is reported, that the potty of Poi tugal will be
occupied by French troops.

On the 16:h, his Imperial Majefty, as Prefident,
was prefent in the AlTembly of the,:nuncil of Stine,
which is now occupied on the Penal Code.

Madame BONAPARTE) the mother, and LUCIEN
BONAPARTE, the brother of the Emperor, arrived
here on the 19th from Italy.
Ntw Arporirrra tars.—M. de Mandolz, BAN) of
Rochelle, is appointed to the Bithopric of Amiens ;
M. L'Abbe de Frady, Almoner to his Imperial Ma-
jelly, to that of Poitiers ; and M. Ninon, Vicar-
General of Rochelle, to the Bifhopric of the fame
place. M. D'Algirc is alto jun nominated Cham-
berlain to her Imperial Highoefs the Princes Ca.
ROLINE.

His Holiners yefterday repaired to the Church of
St. Sulpice, where he celebrated the Holy Myfteries.
He entered the church at ten o'clock ; his retinue
was compored of four carriages of the Imperial
Houle, of thofe of feveral Senators, and Ambalff•
dors. Two detachments of cavalry opened and
clofed the procelfion. The church was entirely tilled
with the faithful, who flocked thither from all parts,
and an immenfe crowd was colleCted in the fquare in
the front of the church. The Pope retired at half
paft twelve, when, from the tcp of the portico, he
gave his apoftolical benediainn to the people who
had not been able to get into the church, and who,
on this occafion, behaved with the greareft feriouf.
nefs, and manifefted the mon profound reverence
for his Holinefs. Within the church fermi Ladies
were admitted to kits his feet.

On Wednefday, the 26th, his Holiners will vifit the
parifh churches of St. Thomas d'Aquinas, where he
will likewife celebrate the holy my aeries. On Friday
he will go to St. Egaache, to give his beneclidion to
the New Chapel of the Holy Virgin.

The report which has been circulated of the ex-
peeled fpeedy arrival at Paris of the Senator Lo•
cum BON•PARTI, appears to be deititute of founda-
tion.

They write from Stra(burgh, that on the day of
the fete celebrated in confcquence of the Coronation
of his Majefly the Emperor, the name of the Impe-
rial Bridge was given to the new bridge which is to
be ereded there over the Rhine. The orangery. in
the Ropprechtfau, which has been brought from
Backweiller, was called the J. fephine Oiangery ;
and a new walk which is to be laid out will be called
the Boulevant J..fcph.
The Mufical Confervatnry propofes to celebrate a
Funeral Pete in honour of HAYDN, at fhiCh will be
performed the klafs of Mozaar ;. films diflinguifhed
pieces by HAYDN, and a celebrated Dc Profrufu, by
Gsvca.

The clafs of the French Language and Literature
of the National Inditute has eleeted to the place of
Foreign Affociate. vacant by the death of KLop-
svocs, hi. Highnefs the Elettor Arch Chancellor of
the German Empire.