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FRANCE.

ACTS 01? THE GOVERNMENT.
DRCR■e or TIM OF OCTOIIII.

The Confuls of the Republic make the follow.
in g Decree :
I. There Cull be appointed by the Government's Coun-
fellar of State, whofe bonnet's it Bud, be to take the manage-
ment of all matters relative to the different forint of wornsip.
IL This Conufellor of State hall ad under the immediate
fuperstnend,ux.e of the Confuls.
!IL His funetions null be to pretest the projects of laws,
regulations, decrees, and &cilia's refpedting the MUM of
different forms of worihip.
To propofe to the nomination of the Chief Confnl the in-
crriduals proper to fill the place of Minifters of different re-
ligions.
To examine, before their publication in France, an the Re-
feripts, Bulls, and Briefs of the Court of Rome.
To carry on all the interior ecerefpuNdence relative to thde
obleEts.
Fhe Minifters of 'External Relations, of the Interior, of
General Police, and of the Finances, are each individually
charged, u far as each is concerned, with the execution of
this Decree, which Coall be located in the Bulletin of the
Laws. (Signed)* BONAPARTZ Fir ft Oudot
Secretary of SUM&
°SCRIM 07 TN! 110HTIli or °CFOS'S.

Eonaparte, Flrft Cantu' of the Republie, appoints Citizen
Purtalis, Counfellor of State, to the biteaim of all Affairs
relative to the different forms of worfhlp.

Its tundlons are to be regulated by the Decree of the
asth current.

The IVliniiter of the Interior is charged with the execution
of the prcfent Decree.
(Signed) BOP/Amara, Ern ConfoL
MA IST, Secretary of State.

PARTS, OCTOBERS.
Letters from Ratifbon of the 3oth of Septem.
'bee Rate, that it now teems no longer doubtful that
a deputation of the Empire will be charged with'
the affair of the indemnities. It is believed that
this deputation will meet at Ratifbon, to finifh the
bufinefs entrufted to them.
- The Firft Conful, at the review on the isth,
was received by repeated cries of 64 Long live the
Pacificato; !—Long live /—Long live
our General !" It was pere!=t he fought, by
the rapidity of his movements, to withdraw from
thefe acclamations ; but they folleitired him every
where, and his name was in every mouth. The
emotion was fo fincere, and fo general, that every
eye flied tears. The grenadiers were feen to rea
their arms, in order to wipe their motesebee.
OCTOBER 10.
It is daily expeded that peace will be openly
proclaimed here. betwixt Rua and the Republic.
A Deputation of the National Inftimte wasad-
mitted on the isth Vendemiaire (Os. 7) to an
audience with the Chief Conful. The Prefident of
the Inftitute was at their head, and delivered the
following fpeech :
" Citizen Firft Conful,
a The Peace of Europe has fora long time been
the 'only object of your labours. Never did vic-
tory make you for a moment forget the evils
which war ever brings in its train ; and. while you
alloniffied your enemies by the number and the
rapidity of your exploits, you afpired lets to the
title of hero than to the glorious diftinftion of pa-
cificator. Both, henceforth, united to your name,
will diflingaifh it in every fueceeding age. You
owe the firff of there titles to that intrepid courage
which teaches men to brave every danger ; hut
the fecond, more touching and more glorious Rill
in the eyes of philofophy and humanity,'has been
alone the refult of your knowledge and your vir-
tues. It is that which confers on you particular
claims to the gratitude and the love of the French
people.—Hence has fprung up in the midi of us
the hopes of literature and of fcience. The maf-
,ter-pieces with which you have enriched our mu-
feums, alfure to France that fuperiority the
fine arts in which no nation can &quire the palm
with it. Induftry encouraged fpreads on all fides
its Wail) and numerous produdions in the midft of
the generous cares of a Government, diftinguiffied
by its plaice, and ever occupied in promoting the
national felicity.
Enjoy your work, Citizen Firft Conful. The
National Intlitute, called by its labours to have a
lively feeling of the bleffings of peace; wiles to
unite its voice to thole accents of public rejoicing
which are heard from every quarter. It offers to
the Firft Magiftrate of the Republic its tribute of
adMiration and refpe&"
After this difcourfe the Prefident of the Infti-
tute, refuming his fpeech, alked permiffion of the
Firft Conful to prefent to him the pupils who have
gained the firft prize' in painting, fculptnre, and
'architciture during the competition inftituted in
the year nine ; prizes 'which confer on thole who
have obtained them the privilege of going to the
fchool of the Fine Arts at Rome, with the title of
Pessfionswits of she Government: The pupils appeared
before the Chief Conful; and the Prefident of the
Inftitute, after giving a fhort !ketch of the fuls-
jeds treated of the different meetings, introduced
each of the artias who have gained the great
prizes.
The Firft Conful gave them the moft favourable
reception, and encouraged them to new exertions.
The Bilhop of Orleans has addreffed the follow-
ing letter to the Firft Conful:—
. Valence, Oelciacr 3.
General Conful, permit me to refign into your '
hands the Bifliormic of Orleans, to which I was
nominated in 1780, as a Coadjutor ; of whicil I
got poffeflior, in 1788, as Titular Bifhop, and which
I kept till the end of 1793, on account of my ad-
herence to the Civil Conflitution of the Clergy as
it was decreed in 1790. Accept the affurances of
my mired and fincere devotion.
"ALEX. JARENTE."
TiONI THE PARTS PAnas.
BLItN,, SEPT. 3o.—The Committee of Conai-
tution toad,: .1 report, on the 38th, upon the prim
ckal which are to form the baits of the
illt!ution ; and yellerday the follow.
Hi:lk iplet, set: c adopted by a very great
7 ire-gnty of Helvetia is a fo-Jimental
~f I lelvct:.: C.,n!ii!ati. n.—The liel-
vc IL wr ~,• f stns ntily one ht gte—There is
only if Ci7ii/Lnit',.l., I-lel‘ • i i—The,c is
J 'fun of Cation. of L:A;1:Co s."

Haat', Oer. 2.0-The ntlissber of perfons who
have infected their musses fusee the day before yet:
terday on the realer, of votes for or againft the
Conftitution, is very inconfiderable, either here or
at Rottetdamo However, there has been,a majo-
rity for accepting it, the regifters will be doted in
three days.
Ocr. 6.—Univerfal defire called for general
peace and tEe benefits of commerce. The arrival
from Paris of a courier, with the news of the fign-
ing of the Preliminaries, excited the greateft en-
tbufiafin.—SE mos vi e, the French Mmiller, batt-
ened to impart the news to the Direaory. Can.
non announced it to all the town, and to-night
there will be a general illumination.

GERmANr.