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haat, sad Vulgarity of certain Perfoas who Mk themithes
Aati-jacobia Reviewers.
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FRANCA.

LEGISLATIVE BODY, 24 FEMME'!" DEC. is.

Atka a lung debate' and hearing the Govern-
ment otators upon thefirft part of the Civil Code,
the Legillative Body proceeded to the IN el isessisaL
The number of voters was ar.—For the adop-
tion of the plan 539—Againft it s43—Majority
again& it 3.
The Legillative Body declares that it cannot
adopt it. and decrees that the refult of its delibe.
ration (ball be fent by a meffage to the Tribunate
and the Confuls.

PARIS, DECEMBER 17.

• On the 6th inftant Marquis Coanwattis was
waited upon at Amiens by all the Coot Hinted An-
- thorities and the Profeffots of the Central School
of that Department. In the name of the latter,
Citizen Bo uac zois complimented his Lordfhip in
the Englills language. The Englifh Minifter teem-
ed much affeaed by this complimentary addrefs,
and returned a very polite anfwer.
M. SCHIMMILPEVNIMCK, Minifter Plenipoten.
tiary 6f the Batavian Republic, arrived at Amiens
in the evening of the 7th.
. The Memtters of the Order of St. John of Jeru-
falem having affembled at Heidertheim, and taken
into confideration the pretenfions of Baron Hom•
wsscu, confirmed their Declaration of the month
of Oaober 1798. By that Declaratiou they ad-
-1 hexed to the Proteft of the Grand Priory of Ruffia,
- • which expels from the Order all thofe who bad any
Aare in the capitulation of Malta.
The Genoefe Goiernment has appointed Citizen
BRNOIT Pazaro its Minifter Extraordinary at the
Court of the King of Etruria.
The Albion, EngiEnglishtranfport, from Alexan-
dria, has been driven by contrary winds into Ville.
Franche. She has on board to foldiers of the
75th demi•brigade, the Chief Ordonnateur of the
Army of the Eaft, two Members of the Inftitute,
a number of Clerks, and 65 bakers and butchers.
The famous Baron d'Aitnratrer, the favourite
of GUSTAVUS 111. King of Sweden, whehad been
perfecuted by the Duke of Sudermania, in confe-
quence of his connexion with Ruffia, but who has
been received into favour by the prefent-King, has
arrived in Stratburgh; he rays he is a Lieutenant.
General in the Swedifh army, and that be intends
to viltt Paris. •
The Spanifh Gazettes have publifhed a Royal
Proclamation. relative to the oasi. ?wench weights
and rneafures ; and the Mercantile Almanack, for
the year iflot,for the first time, contains the French
calendar, and a comparifon of the Spacial weights
and meafures with thofe of the French.
In confequence of the unhealthy and inadequate
Rate and fituation of the burying grounds, the Go-
vernment has fubmitted a Bill to the Legiflature
to eftablith a grand cemetry in a convenient (pot,
it is to be furrounded with a high wall, to be fe.
cured againft the depredations of grave-robbers.
his likewife to have appropriate walks-ander the
!bade of church yard trees, " where," fays the
orator of the Government, " the forrowful and
contemplative may indulge that pleating melan-
choly which is akin to virtue, and where they may
improve and refine their minds in a (pot which is,
as it were. a middle point between this world and
the next."
A letter from Ratithon dated Dec. 14, fays--
go The following is the lubltance of the Declara-
tion tranfmitted- according to one of our Gazettes,
by the Court of Vienna to that of Berlin, and which
• eftablifhes, in a pofitive manner, the reconciliation
of the two powers :—His Imperial Majefty learns
with pleafure, that the King has done juftice to
his fentiments. As head of Empire and pro-1
te&or of the church in Germany, he could not ad
()thereat upon the fubjea of the EleCtions of Mun.
fter and Arentberg. The dignities there con-
ferred upon him have impofed• upon him du-
ties from which he will never (swerve. The Arti-
cles 5 and 7 of the Treaty of Luneville treat of
Indemnities—the firft of thefe Articles concerns
the Indemnities of the Grand Duke of Tufcany,
and the fecond thofe of the Lay Princes, whoa
• polfcilions on the left bank of the Rhine havobeen
ceded to France. Thefe Indemnities ought to bel
. effect dby means of fecularizations, as has been
already agreed upon at the Congrefs of Radftadt;
but it is juft that nobody thauld receive more than
be loft. Front this manner, it will not be necef-
fary to generalife the ?mature of the fecularifation.
The Treaty of Luneville, *befides, has made no
mention of it. The bufusefs may be begun by fe-
capsizing the (mall Chapters. and thus there will
be no need to attack the leclefiattical Elcaorates,
the prefervation of which is of the greateft necefli-
ty for the maintenance of the equilibrium, and of
the Germanic Conßitution, eftablithed by the
Treaty of Weftphalia.
44 The indemnification of the Grand Duke of
Tufeany received the agent of the King at the fame
time with the Treaty of Luneville. That of the
Prince of Orange is not, in truth, defignated in
this Treaty; but, in confideration of the friendthip
that exifts between his Imperial Majefty and the
King. he offers to contribute with all hiswer.
that that Princr,as well A thole in favour of whom
the King (hall iotereft bimfelf, hall receive fuita-
Mc indemnities. The Emperor flatten himklf
that the friendly relations which fabfill between
his Imperial M.tfrefly and the King will bare its the
prefent atLirs the refult defined."