Star.
London, England, 1801-09-10 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARTS, SEPTEMBER 4.
°ECU? O♦ TOL IST srrrrm•Eß.

The Corfuls of the Republic, upon the report of the ktlnUler
of the Interior, decree as follows :
Art, I. There Mall be appointed a Committee to form fifteen
collations of pidures, to be placed in the cities of Lyons, Hour-
&aux, Strafburgb, Bruffeht, Marfeilles, Rouen, Nantes„ Dijon,
Touloufe, Geneva, Can, Lilo, Metitz, Rennes, and Nancy.
11. The 'alums fhall be taken front the klufeum of the
Louvre and that of Verfailles.
111. The inventories of thee ',Owes (hall be made by the
Atinißer of the Interior, and feet to the cities to which they
than be defined.
IV. The pieures Ibtil not be fent dil a gallery ball have been
provided to receive them at the expencv of the Commune.
V. The Minilter of the Inferior is charged with the execu-
tion of the patient Decree.
The Fief Conful.
(Signed) BONAPARTE.
By the Firß Conful,
The Secretary of State.
(Signed) It. I. MARET.
LITTER PROM THE MINISTER or TIIL INTERIOR TO CITIZEN
LECON, MICTROPOLI TAN 115110 P Of RENNER, PRESIDENT

Of THE CONCUR, DATED TARIS, AUGUST 29.
" The FIRST CONSUL has tranfinittcd to me, Citizen, the
letter which you have addrelfed to him, to announce to him the
termination of your fitting, and the motives which have fa-
landed its labours. The Government have feen with farisfac-
firm, Citizen, that as Nlinifter of the Religion of Peace, you
have not belied the charaaer, they have ken with i,tterca that
your view. and all your efforts tend only to promote its benevo-
lent intentions; and that you labour in concert to cztinguifh
hatted, re-eitablith harmony every where, and fccure the hap-
plods of all. (Signed) CHAPTAI.."
The Prefect of Angers has addreffed to the Sub.
Prefeeis anj Mayors of his diftrift, the following
circular :
" To conquer tt- continental peace the French people have
exerted all their titian'. The conquelt of the maritime peace
▪ ,w calls for all their thoughts and all their efforts. The talk of
our brave armies is fulfilkd ; but that of the kilors is beginning
and the moment approaches when they will make our flag ll-
luftrious, as the former have made our arms. Armaments arc
ordered in all the ports of the R epublic. It is therefore neeeff.ug
that the mariners anfwer the call of Government, and fly with-
oat delay to the ?oft of honour.
" The Municipalities are refponfible for the non-execution of
the orders for railing men fur the fervice of the (hips of war, or
for that of the parts and arfenals of the Republic, in cafe they
mould refute to give to the Syndics of the naval comes the af-
Mance of which they may be in need, the expences of f. -arch,
of the arrcft and condueting of failors who are in their charge.
1 mutt further apprife you, that the officers who are in learch of
naval deferters, or vagabonds, are obliged to concert with you
tor the fuecers of their purfuits, and that the penalties pronoun-
ced nalott the Public Fundtionaries fur the non-execution of
the laws relative to military men in the land Lemke are alike
applicable to perfons in the fee krvice. I hefe penalties are two
y,nrs iinprifonment, and, befidcs, a fine, regulated by the law
o the nth of March, of soo francs for the mislays:, and ism
francs kw the sparrisows.
" I am perfcad,d, Citizens, that you are fufficiently pene-
trated with a fenfe of your duties and the wants of the country,
not to put yourfelves in the way of Incurring theft penal difpo-
*ions, but to contribute, on the contrary, all your means and
all your efforts for the fueecfs of the armam:ots which arc pre-
paring. Every citizen who has embraced the ruaritiormaiso
Is bound to the public ferviee by L a and in the arfenals, and for
this purpok he is chided and clifpcsifed from every other fervice.
Accordingly young mar Merl cannot avail thew:llol,es of the be-
nefit of the law a the Bth March, and of the Confuter decree
of April 6, of the year 8. If any of them have furrrifed your
oath and that of the military authority to obtain definitive leave
of aWenee,they cannot fuececd in withdrawing themfelyes from
the requifitions of which they will be the oiled. Theft leaves
of ableoce ought to be confidered as null and void.
(Sigurd) MONTAUIT ossisLts."
General CLARKE fet out two days ago as Ant-
baffatior to Etruria.
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Yellerday the 23d regiment of cavalry filed off,
on the grand Parade, before the FIRST Comsvt.-
DiLAIGLE and ROUSELLOT, two of the fub.offi-
cers, who particularly diffinguifhed themfelves ir.
the courfe of the war, were prefented to him, and
mulketoons of honour were ordered to be given
them at the next parade. Both of them dined with
the FIRST CONSUL.

The carbines of honour adjudged to the eight
fub-officers and chaff-curs of the loth regiment,
were prefented to them at yefterday's parade.
A generous Citizen, who willies his name to be
concealed, having read in the journals that one of
the higheft premiums at Sante Barbe was obtained
by young Duceos, who was lately only a poor
the herd, went to the College to fee him, and after
a few minutes convert:Won fettled upon him An
annuity of i zmoo francs.
Chevalier OROZCO, who 171 S evened to go ns
Spanifh Minifter to the United &AIRS, is to remain
in that capacity in the Cita!pine Republic.
Letters received at Genoa, on the t 9th ult. from
St. Remo, Rate that a Opiadron, fuppofed to be
Englifh, and confifting of nine (hips of the line, had
a few days before appeared off that place, fteering
a courfe for the Levant.
The General of Divifion TAGRAND, who is ap-
pointed Commander in Chief in Piedmont, arrived
at Turin on the z4th of laft month.
Citizen Try Lis has returned his fitnation as Mi-
nifler at War in the Cifalpine Republic.
Brigadier General Dieaucx has written to the
Minifter at War, that he has confined in the jail
of Mans one Houdayer, commonly known by the
name of Monte a P iffirisi, formerly a Chouan Chief.
He is charged with endeavouring to raife a band
of brigands in the fubprefetture of La Fleche.
The department of La Dromc is at lift deliver-
ed ft um its dread of Colomb, called Brife‘ataille.
This defperado had gone with a few of his afro-
ciates to rob the tax-gatherer of St. Martin. They
were met by a corps of eclaircurc, whom they in-
Randy attacked with a continued firc of musketry.
The eclaircur s returned the tire, and killed Cohan 1,.
The Magiftrates of the city of FtAnckfort hay:
communicated to Citizen HIRSH, cr R, the French
Refident, the meafures they have taken to aer

in future all grounds of reproaching them with fa.
vouring the agents ofEngland &rally or inJirePly.
Letters from Bruffell of the t t ina. Hate, ;hat
in the morning of the prt.-t.!;rg day a I‘.ng and
brific cannonade was heard on the coatis
of Dutch FLoaders,and incipally at Sas de GAM;
the found feemed to come from the mon+ of the

Scheldt, but milling certain had been leata with
retpeel to the calice of it.
Letters from Turin of the 2 sd Augnll, flate. ort
the da• !relic ytleritay An -,cation took C.ACC
between fcv.:ral litni eh:act:vs atd fome Pied-
Ynontei;: hullars. In th: atercoan they went cut
to docile their qicirrel. bat the v;plancc of the
Chief. prevented diiv cruel es:icmity. Ydlerd.ty
tl.. cliaireurt received 1 new 61cAtiriatiot, mud fit
c.+Jit for it.

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The mannfadurers and :mills of tb or Republic
have anfwered the appeal made to them by the
Government; and already more than twenty de-
partments•have tranfmitted, articles, judged wor-
thy to be admitted to general expofition. We men-
tion fume. From the department of Ardeche, fpe-
cimens of the paper of Aunonay, and the filks of
Privas ; from Lot and Garonne, fail cloths of
Agen ; from Cotes du Nord, fine cloths; from
the Upper Rhine, iron ; from La Drome, potte-
ries ; trom the Ardennes, cloths of Sedan ; from
the Mofelle, cryflals ; from the Gironde, cutlery.;
from Marne, kerfimere and flannel ; from May-
enne and Loi re, cloth s and handkerchiefs of Cholar.
SEPT. 6.—Letters from Leghorn, of the t4th
ult. (late, that the French camp a: Porto Ferrajo
continues to be reinforced, and that the batteries
are ready to recommence the bombardment of that
place.
Count CODENTZ Et lets out for Vienna on the gth
inft. The FIRST CONSUL prefided the day before
yellerday at an extraordinary luting of the Council
of State. _ .

According to the German Journals, a new de-
fiination awaits the Brifga•v. They pretend that
it is to be ailigned to the Teutonic Order, in ex-
change for their porfeillons in Franconia, which are
to fupply the indemnifications tlipulated by the
treaty of Luneville. •