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PRANCE.
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SITTO4O 0! THls SK/10111. s.

. M. M. Regnault De Saint, Jetta liqlogelly, and
-Lame, Orators of the Council of Stove, charged
with prefenting a preyed of Swain, Caifiittm. had
been introduced at the Conftlikenellient of the Sliming,
M. Regnaolt mounted the Tribune, and read Ow
projell of the Senores Ceerfahni I ordering,
That &mato emferiptsboold beralfed in slop
That the appeal, for that merpote, •Ikeuld 111 meth at the times
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fixed by the ironed decrees;
That the moicripts Mould be taken from tent erg* natives of
Prance, born between the tit 61 January 4714, end the 3t4t De-
cember, of the fame year.
M. Regoault afterwards explained the motives of
the &nouns Confultom in the following terms .
Satontwartsoa—aSan +Toro.
Little more than • year has tranfpired Jinn his /Alija, tie
Emperor and King, ready to quit hie espial to repel the aggrelion
of the Emperor of Aldine, depnited In the berm of the Senate
the affurvace that the French CaiJitrs wrests' do their duty.
• ftenators, }urope has teen with what glorious fidelity this
impart promire has been NMI, d ; and on this day, the
ferry of the immortal vittory of Aufterlitz, we feel • Online in
tomifing the French people to fectinterts of happinefs and graft-
twle,--but this mcmondtk epoch is already /moseyed from us by
triumphs not Isfs fpleedid. float army, at the bed of which,
three months ortbe tat year foilleed hie Mejelly to Gest, to over-
come, and to make peen, hie (aught and cannoned a new enemy.
His telajefty's Main have • knead One done their duty. French-
men I It is Wombs* wee you to di yours. His Malady bawl
not his ceolkimes la his people then la Ms nee r, nht now of hie
eves bass been frettratieb Before he awreited towsede the Da.
nobs, in wwww pee, lemon, be called out the maniple
of doe, fa edmanels(Odes their colours; and he left the guard-
ing of our coats. ow tromiers, and Mtn( places,to the dawn*
compering the Platienel Guards. The National wards have hew
monthly Whiled thel &doh sad they are full under stns in re'
anal departments .1 the empire- The young cooferipes have as-
leered with didlty sN *sage to the appeal of abe Emperor sad
the country. They are le the ranks of our Ifiaodo4ll
there they rival the old 6:Wm.-and it is to the prudenoc which
• has reckoned epee their bravery, and to the genius which has em-
ployed it, that the rarity and glory of the empire I. to be impoted.
tc b to this abfolute devotion, to that entire eaefklame of the pro..
pit anddie army in the Emperor, that Frantz baa to Arkin the
eireasnftmee of feting the wee serried on see negate from her
hinders ; and all the mamma inieparattle from war, Winos upon
theft who Isedwresoked It. -
Seaters, what bits bfejeity prepared to year &refight lilt
yew, le net lefe, but rather more, nneffery at prefent. It le
andrat7 that the new crtaicriptioo &mild prepare to carry, if
needful, toward, the bovine of the P.Mae, the Vitthla, the Spree,
and the Oder, a new force to add to our vidtoriens army. It le
maw, that the regiments In the interior ateuld be filled up, and
Ventow enemies a refave ready to Sy wherever the Tone of
to
Melefte than call them. It is neceTary foe ;baling:efts of the
people and die armlet, that their torn ibould permit his Mainly
to regulate Hide haver?, and thew fne In fending brave men to the
acid in greater eombers, tensile the Ida blood to obtain thy:Mori.
"Thewar,lbrekemewdet inglaed has paid sod rub-
fidised its prolonged*. le In ao z as ordinary war. It ought
not to terminate with din mew= elan pmfent your, merely to
be renewed in the seem if de Taw Uniting. Hie ellekefty•
willies to fre hie parte. am, nts Pats .11.e.11,410.1 r • -ein
of betties, where liner and triumph we Menem lowallmW W
labs and facriews. He has declared, to Europe his intention at
enuring to it a general and durable peace. It is trues the Weft
et the Continent, which England willies to fee in • flame, that
twilit war Cull be hereafter made upon her. It is only in apply-
ing 0 Inland, upon all the European Dons, the principles he
has applied upon every lea, that the Emperor was to brio( her
, MAW the ancient principles of the rights et men end elvilluesk
indium It Is by banilhing the veiled pf Eseland from every hens
tietideb his Mainly may mead hie eitteriem anus, and hia
avateleg jottice, that he will punt& the English hilnifiry tae their
culpable return to give to the world;w6Jch would be grevlyadvan.
tageous and honourable to bet, that pane foe which the world Sibs.
Melt are the noble thoughts, the genermie vedette that hiss.
Majelty confides battle Serene, and to the caftan, the era:cede° of
which glib requires the concurrent= et every wilL It le to entire
their rail zatioa,thee the confeript Lao of :80; b to be this moment
galled for by you, Senator., in the fame manner as when, four.-
' tens mouths firm, you called out the eaercriptiou of sloe. This •
snsafeft, as extraordioupee the pram eireinellanees alums.
will predate. the tune. and A* more happy abate than the Ist
year. The cookripts who have marched, byre aided in the roue
quad of kingdoms t chore who are gong :ti follow thent, VIII melt
In eonquering peace. You will batten teethe:la timewoehlf de.
wont) and at combat: they will halt. isirthellecantry that of
peace and gratitude. This is the proles& Of the &soot Ceafaltan
which Isle /dainty has intend to be laid b. fore you."
The Senate referred the ezamination qf the projeet,
and the report was made upon his Majetty's melfitge,
to a Committee, which had beep nominated during
the fitting, compofed of the Senators M. M. Lace-
pede, Garat, Barthelemy,,Valence, and i!ercit.

SITTING OF DEC. 4.
This day the Committee appointed on the sd
fent in the following report by the Senator eLacepede ;
" iIIONIZIGNEVRI-..ISNATOIIII
You have fent to your Spatial Committee the Meffage which
has been addreffal to you by his Imperial and Regal Msjeftyg
from his bead quarters at Reels, and which ha, been communi-
(alai by Ms Mitosis** Priam Arch-Chancellor of the Empire.
You hay; fent to your Special Committee the Imperial Decree
together with the tsto Reports of ma Mahler of foreign-A/Mr:,
aunesed to bit Majefty'. Meffsga, mid eirojedt relative to the
Military Confcrlption tor tho 7, whith Eam going to read. Ybue
Committee have unanimadly weal-bat the Sore ought us
batten the adopt* of the projea pipe fesehts Celieltew, which
has been propofed to you, and oewesicts the motives, fo well de-
veloped by the Orators of thwernatint: are explained in fo admi-
rable a manner In the Mane of hililinherial and Royal Maley.
Your Committee thinks curtsey cannot better (mind the ferid-
roasts which this memorable TeSegago has excited ,thin by prone-
Eng to you to offar to his Imperial Mairity, in an Addreh which
the Committee haiordercd me to fubmit to yen, the homage of
your profound devotioa,.ybar lively and refpcdtful gratitude. I
have therefore the honour to propofe to the Senate. in the mewed
your Special Committee, to adopt, Firft,the paled of thrieseert
Ceefritree relative to the Military Confeription.—Asce4f, the
prujcdt of the Ileeree, and alfo the Audrels that 1 ball have tho
honour to prefect to you."
The report was accordingly adopted, and the two
documents will be publilbed, when his Majefty, to
whom they have been tranfasitted, Stall have given
orders for that liurplfe.
PARIS, NOV. 14.

The ceremony of laying the firfi ftone of the new
front of the palace for the fittings of the Legiflative
Body, was concluded with great pomp. The Prefi•
dent of the Legilletive Body made a long fpeech on
the occafion, in which he hated, that " 614 was a
homage paid by the Emperor himfelf to the French
Nation. It was pleating to fce the Conqueror of
Europe pay honours to that people with whom he
had triumphed over all others. A talk for public
edifices and national magnificence always cbarac-
tericed heroes and great princes. While foreign
Sovereigns, purfued by the French armies, were
driven from their capitals, they were in tranquillity.
embellithing that city, which would, for the future.
be not fo touch the capital of France, as of the civi.
Heed world. A great part of Europe had been over-
turned, and never was France more tranqnil. Lag
year law the French Emperor &Elate the law in the
p. lace of Maria *limas ; the following year law
him, before its clot., matter of the palace of Frede-
rick the Great; aaclFrench foldiers had maoceurcred
on the parades of Berlin and Potzdam. His name
would be engraved on the new froot of this palace,
and all the arts united could not give it a nobler or-
namene." He concluded by a panegyric on many of
the great charaderg *rich trance had produced,
and whole limo would orptutat that palace.