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FRANCE.

PARIS, NOVEMBER i 7.

Since the arrival at Belgrade of TORNACHI Pa-
cha, cent by the Porte to appeafe the difturbances
have prevailed there for the hit fix months,
lie lias been inccffantly occupied in tracing the
califts and promoters of the late intimation.
Citi.'en LUCIEN BONAPARTE, late Ambaffador
of the Republic to the Court of Spain, returned in
the evening of the day before yeltcrday to Paris.
The Confular Guard will, it is reported, be di-
sided into four companies. There will be one of
cavalry, one of infantry, and one of artillery, and
one compofed of light troops.
NOV. 17.
The Englifh frigate la Pique entered the har-
bour of Toulon.on the lath of this month, on her
return from Malta : the frigate fainted the fqua-
droi in .the harbour by a difcharge of 21 guns,
which was returned by the Admiral's fhip.
Two fmall veffels belonging to the Republic,
going from Havre to St. Malo, put into Dover
during the late gales—Mani/ear.
General MONCEY, Commander of the Army of
Portugal, arrived at Paris a few days fence.
His Imperial Majelly has received an addrefs,
by which he is requefted to demand of the Holy
Father the fuppreflion of the order of Free Mafons.
We learn by letters from Italy, that General
MU RAT has given orders that there Gall be no
French Commandant any more at Florence. The
arms of his Majefty Louis I. have been affixed to
the Palace of Florence, and Villa Medici, at Rome.
Letters from Calais of the 12th of November
fay, that FRANCIS JACKSON, El+ (not THOMAS,
as erroneoufly Rated in the Englifit newfpapert),
Miniller Plenipotentiary of his Britannic Majefly
to the French Government, landed in that poll on
the evening of that day, with a fuite of fix perfints.
Accounts from Nanci, of the Bth November,
mention, that Baron DOMINIQIF. de RICHARD,
Counfellor of Finance to his Majefty the Empe-
tor of Germany, paffed through that town on his
way to Paris.
The Milliner of General Police has fettled, by a
letter of the 29th of Odober, the doubts which
citified as tothe conduli to be obferved with retped
to the perfons claiming the amnelly of the Weft,
who have not yet prefented themfelves at the place
appointed by their at of fubmillion, and to the ,
kind of title which they are to enablifh, in order
to be admitted:now. The individuals to whom the
amneßy has been applied, Pays the Minifter, are
- bound, according to the terms of the decree of the
Confuls of the 12th of Auguß, Bth year, to efia-
blifh regular paffports for going into fuch or fuch
a department, and to refide under the fuperinten-
dance of the local authorities by them fo marked
out. No certificate of amnefty can anfwer the
purpofe of a paffport to the perfon who is the
bearer of it. It is required that he fhould be pro-
vided with a palrport, delivered not by the Gene-
rals, but by the Civil Authorities, to whom the
laws and the regulations of the Police have ex-
clufively given this privilege. Every perfon en-
titled to the amnefty, who (hall not, before the ex•
piration of the time limited by his paffport, have
prefented himfelf at the place appointed, is requir-
ed to account how he has lived in the interval be-
tween the date of the certificate of amnefty and
the day on which he pi-dents it ; and if. after in-
terrogating him, his anfwers give rife to doubts
as to his veracity, the Subpreted or Mayor who
has fubjeded him to the interrogatory, is required
to keep him in a fitte of accufation, and immedi-
ately to tranfmit the documents to the Prefect in
order to obtain the decifion of the Minifter.