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awl that the means of attaining thh end, h td an-
thorife it-to modify the colleauni of the Cuftoms,
on conditiOn of prefenting there modifications in
the fhape of Bills to the Legiflative Body, if they
are fitting, or in the courfe of their next Seffion, if
they are not. di fc u ffion was fixed for the 19th.
25 FLOREAL, MAY 15.
The following is a copy of the decree iffued at
Milan on the 29th of laft month:" BONAPARTE,
Fir& Conful of the French Republic, and Prefident
of the Italian Republic, confidering that there are
revere.' vacancies in the Legiflative Body, and that
it is of importance they fhould be fpeedily filled,
decrees, in purfuance of the 16th article of the
Conftitution, that the three Eleitoral Colleges
affemble on the 15th of May, in the Com-
munes fixed by the Conftitution, and in the places
appropriated for their nfe, to proceed to nominate
to the feats which have become vacant in the Le-
giflative Body."
A circular letter from the Minifter of the Pub.
lic Treafury to the Receivers of the Departments
Rates, that the Confuls approved on the 3d of this-
month a contra& entered into by him with fix
Bankers of Paris, who, during the continuance
of the faid contrail, will form a fociety, and bear
the denomination of the Bankers of the Public
Treafury. There Bankers art Citizens BAIIILL.N
and Co. BASTIDE and Sons, MIDARD DESPREZ,
LOUIS NOURISSART, AIMS G/11121142 FULCHEROI4,
and jecoy Es RICAMIEIL.
The new French frontiers eftabliflied betwixt
cantata Piedmont and the Italian Republic, an-
nounce more and more that Piedmont is not a
Departinental Divifion of France, and that the
Italian Republic will receive new aggrandifement
in its territories.—yeerrialdernefeagarf 41Patrie.
FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.
BERNARDSRILDIRICK 'Eosin Member of the Petty
Council, to the Citizens Of the Canton of Le-
man, and in particular to gie Riftriets of Coffo-
nay, Morges, Aubonne, Ortrn, 14ftrannel
and Rolle.
Layfanne, May 7, dos.
Government has fent me into the Canton of Le-
man in confequenee of the diforders to which Come
of you have abandoned yourfelves. It is with the
greaten grief and moft profound indignation I have
learnt to what degree you have rendered yourfelves
criminal. Ought the revolution ill the Canton of
Leman to be difgrated and fire ? And
ought the moment, when,a definiuye eonftitution
is about to fix the deftioy of our country, to heal
the evils of the provifional tegiuse, and to enfure
the triumph of liberty and Wife equality, to be that
when the flames of civil war are kindled? Return
to your homes; fithmit tp the cosiftituteid authciriL
ties ; be ohediept to 'the can liften to
Citizens who repent of their 'conduit. and demean
themfelves in a peakeable manner; but. for armed
rebels, I !tan emplOy only the fOrce of aims, and
the punilliment will be terrible Signed) xunx.
Blame, MAY 4•—The feparation of the Valais
from Switzerland, and the declaration of the in-
dependence of the Valaifian Republic will be pub-
Husain i few days. The grand road which is to
traverfe this country from St. Maurice to the Sim-
Rion, will Se iottiratteel at the mew! eFratsd. 'two
farts will be eretted, one a; Bug, in the Upper Va-
lais, and the other near St. Maurice, melee Lower :
they gaily k ocispiedly Frisch ire*, 'charged with
the care of *during public faker on the route
through the Simplon to Italy t A canal will alfo
be dug from Geneva to Seyffel. which will render
the Rhone navigable from the lake to the city of
Lys,
•74- Stu:roam). MAY 6.—The reforms carrying on
in Baviiii occafion now and then difOrders and
troubles. The people almoft every where perfill
in' celebrating the fuppreffed fetes. On this AC•
counethere were' force commotion' at .Striabin-
gen : the witirkmeri having refuled to work on
Holy Thurfday, were impnfoned—the people af-
fembled to liberate them, spud it was found necef-
fary 'to fad into the town 156 Bavare•Palatine
light-horfe to overawe the (editions. It appears
that thefe troubles have fince recommenced ; and
we. are allured, that on the ad Of Its month the
gates of Straubingen were; Rill (hut, ' '

PRIVATE LETTER, PARIS, MAY 14.
GEWICILLS DISTAING MID 'MOLT.

The followhig Fetters have paired between the above Officers,
militate; inniadtions in Egypt. Their authenticity may
be relied on, and they are curious, particularly that to Me-
nne, as they regard Dot merely perfonal quarrels, but the
eampafgn in Egypt.
COTT OT A LiTTOR FROM (ANIMAL DRITAINO TO OSNZItAL