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FRANCE.

SUSSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WELLER,
Oa Wedmiday the sub pottery. Stu, between the Isom of
Am mod ex In the Almon, at the Golden Fleece, Chiebefter•
A TRULY VALUABLE FREEHOLD
ESTATE, eamprifing a Pans-honk, Darns, and Mts.
ble Oetheadisp, together with z 33 Acres et molt excellent
Meadow mod Arable Land ; sa Dealt and So Sheep Leaks,
Situate at PlanStam, in the pan& al Telpham, now in the occu-
pation of Me. John Wyatt. Poffdion will be given at Michael-
mas next.

Primal yardman's may be bad at the adjacent Market
Town; the Maser Calfee-Honfe, London; and of Mr.
Weiler, at his general Agency °See, Chkbefter.

PARIS, 11 NIVOSE, (JAN 10
The following letter has been addrefed by the
French Minifter at War to General &WARD,
who had the command of a divifion of the Army
of the EMI :

,s The Government, Citizen General, entertain
a high confidetation of the diffingnillied fervices
you have rendered the State. They know how to
appreciate jolly your intentions in the !aft cam-
paign. The Cntiv Consul. bellows on you, as a
teflunony of his confidence and refpea, the com-
mand of the a4th Military Divifion, and you will
find attached to this letters of fervice. I falute
you refpeafully. (Signed) " SIRTHI It."
All the foreign publicifts agree in confidering the
journey of the Faarr Consul. to Lyons as about
to form an interefting epoch. It is, in faa, for
nothing les than the eftablifbment of the deftiny of
Liguria, the Cifalpine, and Piedmont.
In order to enfure the execution of the Confular
decree, prohibiting the exportation of Corn, and
the importation of contraband commodities, a fe-
cond line of cußom-houfes has been eftablifhed on
different points of the Batavian frontiers, and alfh
on the left bank of the Rhine.

The hEnifter of in!lice has addrelled to all
the Tribunals of Commerce, copies of the in-
tended Code of Commerce, with an invitation
to make their obferrations upon it.
The public Sitting of the National Inflitute,
on the yth inf. was opened by the annunciation
of three Foreign Affociates, which was followed
by the following readings:—
A Sketch of the Life and Writings of James
Conlin, by Disown' :
A Memoir on the Education of the Savage of
Aveyron, by DiGIRANDO
Notes on the Public Expofure of the Produdions
of French Indultry, by CANIVS :
Report on the recovery of a Painting of Raphael,
by Biarmossr,Gorrou,Viscsar, and TAUN•Y :
Obfervations on an ancient Roman Map, and on
the Geography'of an anonymous Author of Ra-
vennes, joyßuoc Ks :

Sketch of the Life and Writings of Dumouctier,
by CoLsr.d'HatutviLt.t :
FRAMING, a man of letters, obtained, in the
fame fitting, the prize awarded in the Bth year, on
the means of analyfing the relation between Mufic
and Eloquence, and on the means of applying the
one to the other, without injury to Melody.

FROM THE PARI3 PAPERS.
BA zsT, JAN. s.—The corvette Diligente will fail
the firli fair wind for the colonies. She will con-
vey General SENZEAT to Guadaloupe, to replace
General BATTENCOURT. From thence the will
proceed to St. Domingo to join the fquadron. She
has on board feveral perfons belonging to the ex-
pedition.
ALOIEES, Dac. 5.—We yefierday received the
news of the figning of the Preliminaries of Peace
between England and France ; that event caufed
univerfal joy ; yet our regency do not appear to
view with pleafure the reftoration of Malta to the
Order,becaufe they flattered themfelves they fhould
be for ever delivered from thofe (worn enemies to
the Barbary Powers.
After being ten months ina&ive, the Algerine
(quadron has fet fail to-day, to cruize without
doubt againft the Portnguefe, Genoefe, and Nea-
politans. It confifts of two frigates, a brigantine,
a xebec, and a polacre.

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