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FRANCE.

PARIS, MARCH 3r.

On the 29th the Cnnfervativr Senate renewed
the lift of its principal Officers. Citizen TtONC HIT
was eleted Prefident ; and the new Secretaries
are Citizens CRASS IT and SERRUKIER•

The Tribunal of La Somme has Milted the pa-
rlament of twenty years imprifonment in irons
urns three Notaries Public. for forging a will.—
Iley are alfo to Rand in the pillory for fix hours.
The fame fentence had been previoany paired up.
on them by the Tribunal of St. Omer, from which
they appealed.
Letters from Amiens, of the 28th init. contain
the following particulars :
" Yetterdayourtown was the theatre of the great
event which Europe expeeted with impatience.—
The Peace was figned in the pretence of a great
number of Citizens, and amid the acclamations of
all. This grand aft was accompanied by a cere-
mony at once Pimple and noble. About eleven in
the morning detachments of cavalry and infantry
repaired to the Hotels of the Plenipotentiaries.—
The garrifon was under arms in the fquare of the
town-ball, the avenues to which were filled with
'aft crowds. At one the Minifters proceeded in
their carriages, elcorted by a picquet of cavalry to
the hall. Their arrival was announced by military
mak, and the enthuflaßic applaufes of the mul-
titude. They were received by the Mayor and
his colleagues.
" They were foon after complimented by the
efeet of the Department, the Officersof the Staff,
and the principal inhabitants. The ball in which
they met was decorated with many beautiful paint-
ings of the French fchool, taken from the Mufeum
of Verfailles, and fent for that purpofe by the Mi-
sifter of the Interior. The conference between the
Plenipotentiaries, at which were prefcnt all thole
attached to them, laßed two boors and a half.—
The iffue was expelled with an impatience which
cannot be deferibed, and the number of theCiti rens
in the Town Houle and the avenues to it encreafed
every moment. At length the Mayor was inform-
ed, by order of the French Plenipotentiary, that
the Peace was on the point of being figned. The
doors were infiantly thrown open, and the hall
was immediately filled with the crowd, who pre-
ferved the great& order and filence. The Mini-
Ras then figned the Treaty. embraced each other,
and mutually expreffed the molt affeding
tcnimo-
tries of their fatisfadion. The fpedators grafped
each other by the hand, and looked with delight
upon the Plenipotentiaries. The Minifters were
faluted on their leaving the hall with exclamations
of joy ; and on the appearance of the French Ple-
nipotentiary, the Ihout of " Long live Bow APARTI!"
was every where heard.
" In Ihe evening the town was illuminated, and
the receipts of the Theatre appropriated to the
relief of the Poor. The important tranfaetions of
the day have left a deep impreffion upon the minds
of thofe who witnefed them—they fix the deßiny
of Europe, and ratify the happinefs of France."
The Mottikur of the 3oth contains a very impor-
tant Report from the Minifter of the Interior to the
Confuls, on the Rate of the Roads and Bridges of
the Republic and the turns which have been ex-
pended in their reparation. It appears that the
Turn of aft,384,849 francs so cents. has been em-
ployed on thofe ufeful objefts, and the further fum
of 16,009,293 francs 11 cents. has been allotted by
the Government for the ordinary expences of the
current year, and 13,375,556 francs 8 cents. for
the extraordinaries.

Madame GALS/LIN, only twenty years of age,
wife of GARNRRIN, the aeronaut, lately afcended
from the gardens called Hameau Chantilly, in a
balloon by herfelf. The day was beautiful. About
three thoufand perfonhconfi fling principally of the
&eats monde of Paris. were in the garden, and up-
wards of forty thoufand people colleeted in the
ChampsElyfees and the Garden of the Thuilferia.
She did not defcend by a parachute, which the has
already done by herfelf ; the defcended in a plain
rear the Fanxbourg St. Antoine, about five miles
from where the fet off ; the was about three quar-
ters of an hcur on her aerial tour. The air abfo-
Itttely rang with applaufe when the afcended. M.
GARNIIIIN, as our Correfpondcnt informs us, fets
off in a few days to England, provided no public
fete is to be given for the celebration of the peace.
Madame GARS( lull Will alfo go to England, but
not immediately.