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London, England, 1801-11-30 00:00:00

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FRANCE:

• PARtS NoviiNtent et.
The General in Chief LECLERC .has arrived at
]!cell. HE will go on board this day. We leant
by the Telegraph, that Admiral V: ti.aittr Joy-
toe it was to give orders on the tR Frimaire, (Nov.
aid) to Rop all communication with the land, and
to bold the fleet in readinefs to fail.
The Midget plenipotentiaryof the United
States arrived at L'Ortent,hits brought intelligence
from Citiien PICMEM, CI7MMI aky-Gelleril of
CornMtreial Relations in Atnerica. He ittforrns
the Government that great diviPons reign aittottg
thenegr oes of St. DomingtiLthat confequence of
ditfe diViCUMIS TOUSSAINT LOUiEKTURR etas de-
leyed putting the Conflitutints in forct till an an-
Aver be received from the Mottlet country, and
that a great number cf the ittbabitants of fk. Do-
tningo-begin to fear that he wines to excite than
to tett+ agairiß the mother country. Toussaiwr
Louvraruas has fent an agent to jOrnaita to tint-
'chafe negroes, brit the Englith government has re-
filled to have any corhrnmocatiod with him What-
ever. 'Although the Engli& in Jamaica are not
yet informed of the lignitigof Frelbninaries of
Peace between France and. England, they teilified
their ;nil; ;nation and the fear with which the tom-
datirn of this new Algiers in the very 'entre of
Anterka has infpired theta. Toossai NT LOUVER..
mats has at lati releafeA the agent Rust kt, Who
was fent by the United States.
The third Seflion of the Legiflative Tiudy will
cotnmenee ta-morrow. The Counfellors of State,
Reunite, Dussas, and BERINGER, will affift at
the opening of the •Sefflon.
On the z3d November, threeCounfellors of State
will communicate to the Legtilativc Body the view
of the Rate of the Republic, under the heads of
internal and external affairs. _ _ _

On the 24th, the Connfellors of State Potre
BOULAY, and BERLIEIt, will prefent the firft law
of the civil code. Citizen PORTALIS is appointed
to (peak in explanation of the divifion of the laws,
and of the arrangement of the whole civil code.
On the syth, Citizen.lt sc seem (of Saint Jcan
d'Angely) will preterit feveral (ketches of laws to
regulate lmfpitals and inns.
tin the 26th, Citizen Roanzaza,Couniellor of
State, will explain the different caufes which gave
rife to the quatrel between France and the Unsted
States, and prefent the Convention which has re-
conciled the two States, that it may be publifhed
as a law of the Republic.
On the a 7th,Cit. zen BRUN 2,Counfellor of State,
will explain the policy of the governalent towards
the King of Naples, and propofe to confirm into a
law the treaty of peace concluded between France
and Naples.
On the 28th, Citizen Bev ear will explain the
icor the prefent relations between France and
Bavaria, and propofe to confirm into a law the
treaty of peace concluded with that power.
On the 29th, Citizen Floatao will explain the
flue of the relations now esifting between France
and Raffia, and wll propofe to confirm into a law
the treaty of peace concluded by the Republic
with that power.
On the ;cult, Cititeu DiTtIIMOUT will do rh:
fame with regard to the treaty concluded with Por.
tugal•
On the tft December, Citizens Enmity, Doe
-
LAY, and Rem., will prefent the fecond jsr.Vet of,
the civil code.
The nine projeets of the laws compefing the 6rft
book of the civil code, entitled Of Petfau. will be
fucceffively prefented.
The prier of the law upon the erganitation of
the public inftruetion will utimediately follow.
The four months during which the Legiflative
Body is to fit, will fcarcely be fullictent for the dir.
cation of the great number of laws which have
been prepared.

NOV (SUR 22.

Citizen It AAI ros7deneia of Divifion and Se-
nator, is arrived at blarfolles. He was' one of
the Generals *he commanded in Alexandtia, and
on ail oceafions behaved himfeif in a manner wor-
thy of the reputation he had acquaacquired, and of the
honourable titu.ttioa to which he has been railed
by the fufrages of his contarymen.
Alexandria did not capitulate till reduced to the
Xlt extrettsfry.
A letret from Toulon, dated Wt. 8, Sates.—
N That eight Englith and Greet Sipe, under lags
of trace, call anchor yeflerday in our roads. They
come (tom Alexandria, and bring a part of the
garrifon. Citizen' Lteor, Maritime Prete!! of
F.gypt, Chief of the Staff, and many office's of
rank, are on board. They were only one-and-
twenty days on the voyage. At the time of their
deoartore, the inundation of the lr‘rde had reached
its height. General Maimv, with about a hun-
dred Frenchmen, trete all that remained in E-
gypt, and they were to embark for France in a
t.tiv days.
ACTS OF TOE GOVERNM7NT.

rtr'llAtT TKIIILP6ISrrIt Of DiItitRATIONI
ON TNt cons.'s.* Of tiff II? IK:!lAtfilt, Na
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AN I,DI.IIIIIIILIN
The Confab of the Repot& decree :—That the
view rit titneitut of the Republic (hall be car.l
rted to the I.egi4letice Body, by three Orators of
the Gdiernmeat, and ittferted in the bulletin of
the laws. (.Si) Bon AAAAA
And by Order of the Fire Collin),
Pl. B. Mater. Secretary of State.
11(3SLATIVE BODY.
SITTING et I FRINAIRII, (nor. as.)
The third ration ot the LegifiXtire Body was
opened this ty precifely at we're o'clock. This
event shss announced by difchaties artalery.