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thelbellti dafs of toad?. had ata hechca, for
rather anaaive &nice, on any fobjeas but thee,
who have the time, the means, the inclination, to'
give themtelves up to it, and who eonfequeutly are
induced to it by a more lively intereit. The compa-
nies of Grenadiers and Chaffeurs compoled of fob-
jeas,who equip theintelves at their own ezpence,
who (hall offer themfelves from a voluntary devo-
tion, or who (ball be the objets of an honourable
choice, appear to me to be liked to the accomplith•
ment of this two-fold end.
In fine, Sire, your intention no doobt will be, that
the National Guards than be folely employed for
the maintenance of internal order, for the fecurity of
places, and for the defence of the frontiers and of
the vistas. Abroad, the alive armies, conduOed by
yourfelf, have no need of this fupport. The cer.
tainty of not being removed from their families will
infpire a greater ardour, a more conllant atten-
dance on the fervice of this guard ; and the pretence
of their hearths reminding the citizens, who (hall
compote it, of the interells fur which they are arm-
ed, will make their fervice more efficacious, their
devotion more fpirited. The Public Funaionaries
poifdfing at prefent an elevated rank in the Rate, and
having acquired it by former and glorious military
tervices--thefe Functionaries bearing a name dear to
French foldiers, and invefted with a charafter which
our laws render venerable—placed by your Maielly
at the head of the National Guards, would give
them a wife direaiun, and more than any thing tile
would ihew, by appearing at their head, in what
fpirit they had been ellablithed, and with what (pink
they ought to be animated, (Signed)
CiaIUAGaT.

PARES, SEPTEMBER tip.
The Senate affembled yellerday t it is Paid that it
has received a bleffage from his Imperial Majefl!.—
The news of the occupation of Bavaria by the Au-
ftrians, leaves no doubt with refpett to the obje& of

that communication.
Gen. MASSINA arrived at Milan on the Bth.
Sart.. 21.—The Emperor of Germany, without
previous negotiation or explanation, and without any
declarations of war, has invaded Bavaria. The Elec-
tor is wired to Wurtzburgh, where the Bavarian
army is affembling.—Aforriktsr.
&PT. 22.—The Moditear of this day contains a
long programme of the order in which BONAPARTS
is to proceed to the Senate tomorrow.
The intelligence from Germany Rates, that the:
Aultrians were to pats the Lech on the 16th, and to
occupy Ulm.
SSIPT. Majefty the Emperor arrived to-
day at hal( part twelve, at the Military School. The
Prefeit of the Seine at the head of the Corps Muni.
cipat, &c. prefented the keys of the City to his Ma-
jetty. He addreffed his Majefty as follows:
Silt—Here are the keys of Paris, of the capital of your Yes. i
pirc, of that City which you have wade the firft in the work!. is
offering you Ufa ancient fymbul of the fohndfaun aid devothin et
the city, we cannot digestible, Sire, that joy, that delicious feud.
meat, which always fisolloes the arrival of your Majefty within
the capita, is stated dLlmith anotioos more pave. itad no
leis deferring Of Wog by your Majefty. The ms m.
ciadoo clan hamodal of the assee, de mown vsdiii &di
tretalaitbat klifirmol# 400 #emefillbevai itsfeen
as ibis are kataid.dtiatadogrellaida &a isms Ina word,arsiv=
thing drib Mown or hippefed,for hats dap has invals the rib-
' tie Wed Imo a bind of aeration whish limmads elk s word to
become the moffi someone and motioool
" This word. II" we tars% and the immenfe crowd that le
about to follow re b impetket to here what invoice will he
remitted, sr whet astahersfin4 he rekneed to their indignation
and their sal.
" Coo forbid. Sire, that we fhould keit to predia tim daps
of your high wifdont, or the cooceptions of that great genius,
which has every where made you molter of times, places, and
events ; but if it be true, as it is reported, that an attempt is medi-
tated againft your Perkin, that an attempt is intended wild the
independence of the Nation, spina our Liberties and our Eftablifit•
menu; diredl, that the defence mould be proportional to the In.
tereft of fuels a eaufe ; or, if it mount be oeuffary to march, believe.
that every thing will he loon ready to follow you, tern you, and
Wnlie you.
* Such, Sire, are the faitimesits of your good City of Paris."
In every part through which the proceffion paiTed,
the crowd was immenfe, enthugafin at the height,'
and the acclamations unanimous,
cONSCRIPTS.
Decree of the Euraloa—" All the Cnnfcripts of
Referve, of the years 9, to, 11, rat, and 13, are
placed in stiffish), in the annexed departntents. The
department !hall direct their contingent on the corps,
according to the ftatements a and 3, three days after
the publication of the prefent decree, which (ball be
fent by extraordinary couriers."
Another Decree of the Emperor dined., that all the dlfthargal
non-ccenniffioned Officers and privates, whether finally dikkarg.
id, or abfent on temporary retirement, or on halfipay, if capable
of alive fervice, mould be permitted to join any corps of the
army they may defire.
The Deem provides. that fueh veterans that* be admitted in
the corps, they kali join refpeelively, of their former Rending,
and that their former Cervices (ball be allowed them in coejunduos
with the further ferrite. in their claims far military rewards.
serjssurs, Quarter Maßers, Corporals, and Brisadlers, Mall
have the fame rank, but mutt (me till samecies mos en their
half pay.
Both non.comniffioned Officers and privates, are to have the
power of limiting the time of their Cervices. They are to he new
clothed and equipped at their arrival at the Corp, and their Rock
of linen k to he provided at the puttc expellee.
REPORT TO THE EMPEROR.
" Paris. Sept. 24.
*1 Pat —Your Majefty wiled for Peace—your armies op the
coati were about to force England to fuhferibe to it, whin the in-
fiucnee of that nation teems to have roofed new eminiet to France,
• Some Powers of the North dare to threaten the Empire;
that array of war has awakened in the hearts of all the French
the delft to fly to the Raider& which vidory has often crowned.
"The old foldiers. who at the peace bad returned to their
homes, afpire to the honour of taking up arms again, and of di-
welling the young Conferipts. Your Majefty via receive their
with with goodnek; but there exMa a law by which every foldier
whole krvice has cep-rienced interruption it deprived of the ad.
vintages of his former fertice. I propofe a decree, thereforel
that tbefe [dam mill be admitted to their former rank.
"Mold BERTHIER "
Mosfieor RIONAVD rata SAINT JSAN D'AIIGILY reported alto
on the fubjed of the Naftonal Guard to the Emvaamt, in the
commil of State. to nearly the fame effect. Thls report concludes
with recommending two regulatioin reflieding the National
Guards; fill, a guarptee that they bald net be employed out
of the territories of the Empire • and keondly, that when called
on fervice out of theft diari dick ferviees Mudd be confidered
as military Cervices, and entitle them to all the indemnities, an
the rewards, and all OM advantages granted to the army.
PREFECTURE OF THE SEINE.

11/InoTour Corsscairrrow.---111te Conferipts tithe year 146
who have not yet enrolled dick MUM with their refretive mu-
nicipalities, are informed, that *operations relative to the dc-
fignatioa being tocommence this year on the ad of Odober. all
thole who Oral not be enrolled oft the aft of Odtober, *tali be,,,
compelled to march firtt, purfutint to the laws of confeription.
Here follows an Order ut the Minder of War, regulating the
manner in whkh the Confeription lows 801 l be tarried into ci-
ted in the twelve arroadifferneuts of Pads.
French Funds 52k.