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PRANCE.

PARIS, JANUARY 30.

The Tribunal of Caffation, confidering, among
other principles, that the Direaor of the Jury
was competent ; that Hard, the accufcr, was not
in the clefs of thofe whole tettimony the law re-
jefts ; that there was no irregularity nor infuffi.
ciency in the evidence, as the fia of the diltri-
bution of arms was proved ; that this diftribution
was one of.the tharatters fixed by the Law, as
the means of executing a confpiracy, and that
confequently the penal law was juille applied ;
has rejefted the appeal of Demerville, Ceracchi,
Arena, and Topino Lebrun.
The greeted fokmnity prevailed in the courfe
of this difcuffion. The Tribunal entered the
Chamber of Council at half after twelve, and did
not rife till (even at night.
S. Regent, called Pierrot, charged with being
an accomplice in the attempt on the life of BONA-
PART! and pointed out as the man who let fire to
the Infernal Machine, was arrelled the 28th, in
the fireet of Four-Honori. He is at this moment
under his examination, and confronted with wit-
neffes.
Petit Francois, charged with being an accom-
plice in the fame crime, as being the perfon who
led the car which carried the infernal machine in-
to the flreet of St. Nicaife, is alfo arrefled.
JAN. 31. It is faid, that the Minifter of the
Interior has ordered Citizen MORZAV, architeft,
to creek the model of the national column on the
Place& Coward:. It is in this manner PaRR•ULT
has erefted at the barrier, formerly called the
Tront, the model of a triumphal arch, which was
to have been railed there. The latter model war
formed in plaifter ; that of Citizen Mousy Waif
be made of painted cloth.
Thi Commiffioner of Government belonging to
the Theatre de la Republique a dee Arts, preffes for
the revival of the fine School of Sacc Hier, fo rich
in harmony and melody, in remitting took Amine
wd Prefisa. The execution of this opera, which
is a fublime concert, is worthy of this grand
work. Citizen Ray, the leader of the orchellm,
has made an addition to the mufre of this piece,
and his compofition deferves its alliance with that
of the gTCATBACCHINI.
Peace here is generally confidered as concluded.
A perfon in the fuite of Count Comment lately
arrived here, with inftritaions to bring to Lune-
vile the large eßablifhment of fervantibelonging
to his Excellency. The preparations for war,
are, however, purfued with the fame a.aivity. A
great quantity of artillery has been taken from the
arfenal of this city to fend to Simmering.
The Courier, LIMPRE, has arrived from Lune-
ville, but nothing has tranfpired of the contents
of his difpatches.
General Count BILLIOARDI is, it is raid, to
take the place of Miniller Extraordinary of his
Imperial Majeily, at the French Republic, after
the conclution of the Peace.
All the letters from Wellphalia agree in an-
nouncing, that a corps of Rnllian troop., com-
poftd of—about 15,0c0 men, were to arrive in that
country in the coarfe of next month front Silefia,
Lower Saxony, and Brandenburgh. The different
regiments which are to compote this corps, are
already defignated, and their names have even
been publithed in a German Paper.—The /Ciao
of PRUSSIA. the Boat of BRONSWICR and the
Landgrave of Hrssa CASSEL, are to affembk at
nearly the fame moment in the fortrefs of Weld.
Letters from Weld Rate, that it is now certain
that early in March next a corps of Pruffians, al-
ready under orders, will march to the banks of
the Wefer, and advance into the interior of Well-
phalia. Thefe troops are to be drafted from Si-
idle, and the mariviirate of Brandenburg.