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PARIS, SEPTEMBER 27.

Yefterday the Minilier of the interior prefented
to the Coolish the members of the jury charged
with the examination pf theTroduftions of French
indultry. The manufalturers and artifis to whom
Fizts have been adjudged, were at the fame time
mtroduccd. _

Letters from Turin mention, that the condition
Piedmont is on the eve of being finally fettled.
The adminiaration publiihed on the 3TR Aug.tai
the laws of the ttepublic relative to regillsatton,
llarnps and mortgages, which were to be put in
suftivitT on the 23d September. All the fyliem of
admindtration is to be formed on that of frets&
Liman, CAPTAIN 01 A StIGATE, TO IltAlt.AllllloALri4.
LINZUVA, 00111111ANDANT OS TUE SZANCI manna la
ITALY.
Otramo, Ans. SS.
" Odzen General...Ma now give you tome .detdis from
Egypt of which nothing was mentioned in my left letter. We
ate AIII in poifelSon Of Alexandria. Cairo capitulated to the
k.nattftt without having tired a gun. Prom what I have learnt
fuzee my arrival here, the fob of Egypt is in a great mature to
be attributed to a &Eunice amongft the Commanders.
" Our frigates in the prima Aktrandria have been !tripped of
their thews, artele• part of tbeiripms. They are tobALaestarri_
iu the flotillas on the lake Mareutb, very near
This Whelks made Its appearance anew, being formed by the
Enslitli. When they cut the dykeof tad neat Aboukir, the
Gra inundated the low grounds.
" The lake is of great extent, and is fold, in many Owes.,
be upwards of 13 er tin depth. The Emilia mini thank!'"
el their communication with the lea, in order to imcoduce &dr
'veffels into it —They have-Email triad's. Our armaments
are 'convened of fortified prints, on which arc mounted guns
of from I a to z4-pounders, according to their Itrength. General '
McNeil/ win Opt capitulate, nor yield, until the laft extremity.
In the place there is a great qesntity of rice : the Arabs Ming,
from time to time, refretliments and corn for fele.
The David force of the enemy is couibunly at anthers, '
Iy before_the harbour. They have never leis than (featad. ft
veffels, of Which fix ire of the line. I was ramming eantail
Si enter and 'afterWards leave the port, notwithitati tee
blockade. 1 believe that our frigates and corvettes there be
equally fiamelsfulit they fat, fail at the beginning of the winter;
and if the place does not (as I think it weal not) capitulate before
that per
• " I fend you a minute of My Journal from leaving Toulon to
May arrival at Alezaadria, which will acquaint you date move-
labentS of Admiral 6•NTICIAOMS fiOCC I feparated from him.
"I false you refpcdtfully, (Signed) LUCIAN.*
P.S. "I pray you, Citizen Admiral, to a bridge if polfible,
she paned of our quarantine, and to give orders for paying, as
dated) as may be, the 400 &darn' for the Ire fight of the veffel
which bought us to this place. They deface every degree of
Ord Aran and attention, which they, as well as all the in-
habitants of Cephalonia, have !hewn to us.
(Atm Copy). , (Signed)
Tat Ganglia. In CAM NUR AT TO Tilt WMIITtt AT WAR.
"September tr.

" ♦ILL[N[UVL"

19.
• tort* Serrajo, Citizen Minifter, has been frombarded te-
ssera! days. The bat talcs prey er ted Admiral Wza atm, who
is enlisting olf that place with feeds tati of the hoe and three fri-
gates. Awe anteing the Matey
" On the Iris Inik a parte( the Willi Squadron lived inTto
orardailAanima. At tour in the =rotor of the oath, a great
mrinher of gun-boats and tranfivirts approached 134yeuct, and
dikmharkad ammo men, ottheregiment of Wolcvilic, a num-
ber of ''arises, fosse &Mamma/ of Cadets, and feveral piquet'
of foreign troops.
Osseo{ Way' rir permitted the enemy to advance shout
~slfa lagoe from the beach, when, peredvbsg a favourable
la, in kis tom, attacked than with the bayonet.—
CliAldjitant Commandint SACO, LW attacked at the fame
*noon the Me of the city. In of inftanathe enemy were com-
pletely ratted. Our troops Redeemed them in their retreat,
sedan who were oot taken prifooers threw themfelves among
darrodts is order to gain their boats
"The frigates (which took advaotagc of the moment that the
enemy became mailers of °ardour battLrics to env,' the port)
coalolootset out in time. One of the frigates was difnullcd,
and it Is den alltrated that the funk. The conCequenee of tills
ask la, ten gun-boats captured, zoo Englitunen prilaners, and
more than loco billed.
" Citizen Mon We, Captala of Rappers, and Citizen Dit-
some tetra. Captain ef the bah, very lewd), wounded.—
Captain RIC /UNA NO Alik-de•cany of General WAT UM,
?mums and the and of Souk= of the dots, La Rut, dif-
!Ovulated themfaives in a particular manner.

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Two battalions of the both, which formed the garrifon of
the bland, fupported the long-eflUblithed reputation of that
drts4hrigatic. The inhabitants of the Ulan& particularly thok
of the village of Martians, cooduded thernlcires in a very ci-
f:Ropily,' wisauer, and took up vans in our defence."

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.
H•Gui, Sart% ao.--The projed of the New
.•Conflitution propofes an adminittration of twelve
individuals, of whom fever (hall, in the firfl in-
,fiance, be elated by the Diredory. They fall
else their five other colleagues. One of them (hall
.go out annually ; their calory flail be to,ooo flo-
rins. It be the office of this body to propofe
• 'laws to the Legiflatire Body,, which if approved
of (hall then be put into form With it fhall be
wefiedtbe power of concluding treaties with !reign
powers arid difpofing of the national treafure.
The Legiflative Body flail be compoled cf 35
perfons, chofen fgr the firll time by the Gorern• ,
meet. The allowance of thefe Members is to be
eOOO florins. They are to meet twice during the
year, and are to fit from the t sth of April to the
ill of Jun,: ; and from the t sth of OCtober to the
sth of December. On any emergency it will he
competent few them to affemble as viten as necef•
fary, and the. Government is to have the power of
convoking them.
The ulterior eleCtion of thee Members, and their
anneal reAgnation, are afterwards to be fettled by
law. It (hall regulate alfo the right of fuffrage,
and what relates to clettors, &c. It was generally
expeCted that the Firfl Chamber of the Legitimite
Body wculd not oppofe the Salutary meafures of
the Executive Direttori, refpeeting the propriety
Of giving died to the Proclamation by vitt:eh the
projea of this Conflitution was prefented to the
people. But contrary to all eXpeelAilikll a majority
of two voices have agreed to a decree in the elvis-
hly, by which the effea of the Proclamation ids

fjpen (led.
Citizens BIM& VAN HARSALTE and PIMMAN
have in their turns fuipended the funaions of the
Legillstive Body, and have addrefed the people in
' a Proclamation. The Prefidents of the Two Cham-
bers have agreed in the expediency of this kep.-
- Theve has not been the fmallell commotion ; mili-

tart' force has not heen employed, and neither Ge-
net al Ar GI as AV nor the Minilier of the French Re-
publik ;hive had the fmallcfl concern u ith the affair.
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