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t. introductory Ledure, containhig Conte general Ideas rev
fpceting the Syftent of Nature.
2. Olds*: Particles of Matter, their minutenekhaninefs, ex-
tenfion, divifibi hy,lnitia and robetion, and on Mtmetifns.
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travelling Corn-mill,Wheel-carriages,contalning a variety of Ex-
peril's( nts far the Improvement of Coaches, Carts, Waggons, &e,
4. On Chnniftry, on Acids, Alkalis, DittilLation, Sublima-
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Vegct.ils le and Animal Anal) Gs, Chemical Apparatus, Mikella-
news Oldervations and Esperlinents in Chanillry.
5. On the Atmorpbere, Mechanical and Chenikal Proper-
ties of Air; on Wind, Air-gone, Wind-guns, un Sounds S 1 in.,
is,sthy of Sound.
6. Hydroftatics, Hydraulics; of flied& Gravities, on the
Diva's Bell, of Pumps, the Rope Pump, the furciny Pump,
Roulton and Watt's SWAM Eagine,Stoani Engine with the CI -
linderin the Baehr.

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la -idol Vial.
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Lightning, of Animal Eledneity, Medical Pk:tricky, ripe-
rimuits mikellaneous and entertaining.

9. Optieka, on Vanua, Optical Inkinutienen,tbe Nteht Clare,
the It eft-a:Ling and Reflecting felefe.apcs, of the niergic,
or Lunpound, Solar, and Oi...qut Sherafoirc, ib: 24.41,
tan, Mikellancous Exrcrurans,
a a Agronomy, General View at Creation; antbet Opinior.•
I concerning it ; why the harth Mott be a tilot-c; Day,klignt
the Seufoue, how produced; on the Cektaul (Aube; originated
Left of the Conitellitionst that ideful in Navigation; Flog
Aorta; Zodiac; Tquation r•t'litne ; Ur- of Tinaeloapi rik AC.
It. On the Mour, , her Motion and Kellen ; Hotiraetal and
Harwell Moos; on the Caine .4 Tide* an the Atrand gen ; on
Curtrnts.

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FRANC E.

PARIS, APRIL 5.

ACTS OF GOVERNMENT.
ORDER
B,,NAvARTF,Chid Confol of the Republic, m-
-62.4 that the Lift of Counfellors of State, in ordi-
1. tervice, Mall be as follows :
t.to:,taTivt DvratersasNr.—BooLy Tteurthe).
Berlin, Emery, Portals, Aral, Thihauds.tu.
D,PAATMENT or TOR tw-restos,—Rardcrcr, Prcfidcnt,
Iknczech, Crctet, Fourcroy, Francais, Regnaud,
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,—DefETTROEM,PECiideIM, Barbe
Marhois, Devaifnes, Duchatel, Regnicr.
WAR DIPA/ClllLNTrLante,Prcfidrot, nejcan, Iviannont,
Pala.
NAVAL DEPARTMENT.—FIeurieu, Prefident, Champagny,
}Liar, Rcdon, 'fruguct.

♦NOTHER ORDER OF THE SAME DAY.

BONAPARTE, FTR Conful of the Republic, orders
the Lin of Counfellors of State, in extraordinary
Service, to he as follows :

Bernadotte, Cununander in Chief of the Army of the Weft,
loreph lhanapartc, Brune, Comniand,r in Chief, Caffertily,
Nlaritime Pref.,Et at Breit, Dubois des Vofges, Pracet of I.a
Gironde, Rear-Admiral Ganthcaume, Joilivet, Commiffary-
General of the Rhine, 121.fcalier, Miot, Adminiltrator-Gems
rat in Corfica, Mu:, au de ht. Mery, Relideut at Parma, Saint
t, yr. By the Firft Uonful,
(Signed) •
BONAPARTE.

(Csounta4cd)

M. I. MAK ET,
Scuctary of State.

OFFICE OP THE MINISTER OF WAR.

',FORT OF THL CONSULS OF THE REPUBLIC,

MADE DT THE MINISTER OF WAR.

The Minifler of War has received fuel' impor-
tant details refpeding the Hofpitals of the Army
of the Eall, that he deems it necelrary to lay he
refult of them before 'the Chief Conful. In Eu-
rope, during war, the number of lick is to that of
Soldiers as one to 12 ; and before the Revolution,
during Peace, the proportion was the ilinie. Iu
Egypt, it has during the months of aftober been as
ato2B ; and during Nov. as tto 3e. In Europe,
in the Military Hofpitals, the number of dead is
to that of all the Fick during the month as r to 23.
In Egypt, during the month of September, the
proportion has been as t to 42; and during the
month of Okftober, as t to 37. The excels of
deaths during the latter month, is owing to the
contagious malady which, though but little dd.
feminated, was then begioaing to appear. We
know that the number of lick is to the pepulation
as t to so; and that the mortality per month
is to the number of lick as t to 19. Thus the
moll certain fats prove, that the climate of Egypt
is even more falubrious to the French than their
own Country, or than any 4:Ler Country in Er.
rope. What then will be the cafe, when the Sci.
ences and the Arts Shall have extended their blef-
fings thither, !hall have banithed all contagious
ditlempers, and *hall have preferved the men from
diforders of the eyes ? In the number of Invalids
in the Hofpital, confidering the total number equal
to unity, the difeafes will be as follow: Fevers
323, Wounded 187, Venereal Patients 369, Con-
tagious difeafes 7, Opthalmia Yon fee, Citi-
zen Conful, how falubrious this beautiful Country
mull be, formerly the cradle of Science and the
Arts, the granary of Rome, which will become
the medium of Commerce between India and Eu.
rope, and which is the theatre on which the con-
raze and the valour of the French have immor-
taMed therofelves. (Signed) ALeX. 'MTH MR.

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