Star.
London, England, 1802-03-03 00:00:00

F.RANCE.

PARIS, FEBRUARY a&

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The Confuls have decreed, that in the courfe of,
the month Fruftidor of each year, the Tribunal
of Caffation Bull fend a Deputation of twelve
Members, to prefent to the Confuls affembled with
the Mini tiers in a Council of State, a table of the
parts of the Legiflature which experience than
Blew to be vicious or infufficient. In that table there
Sall be diftinEtly laid down the means-1 ft. to
prevent the crimes, to punifh the offenders, to
proportion their punithments, to render the ex.
ample as ufeful as poflible.—id. To perfett the
different Codes.-3d. To reform the abufes which
may have flipped into the execution of Juflice,and
to eltablifh in the Tribunals better difcipline, as
well with regard to the Judges as the Minifterial
Officers. The Miniflers of Juflice Bull render an
account at the fame Sitting, of the obfervations
which they haw made on the fubjea.
The Legiflative Body has adjourned to the ad
of March.

On the night of the I Ith ink Upwards of two
hundred honks were confirmed by fire in the Com-
mune of Mont Cornet, in the Department of
L'Aifne, and reduced to the laf Rage of wretched-
nefs from four to five hundred perfons.—Gorern-
silent propofes to grant relicf to thefe highly dif-
treffed families.

The Masi/tor contains a long letter addreifed by
the Members of the Colonial Affembly of Mauri-
tius to the Confuls of the Republic, it is dated Ott.
t Sot : this sniffive breathes the molt unequi-
vocal fentiments of patriotifm, and of afFeigion to
the mother country, and of .tbhorrence of all the
Governments which preceded the calling admini-
ltration of France.

Letters from Milan, of the Oth of February,
give forne particulars relating to the ceremony of
the inftallation of the Conftitutional Government.

A body of to,ooo French and Italian troops
mere drawn up on the grand fquare and its vicini-
ty; the moll lively joy beamed rth in every coun-
tenance, and the impatiencet ifee the Firft Ma-
giftrate wargeneral.
At twelve o'clock the Vice Prefident Mitt
d' Eau. repaired to the National Palace, where the
Members of the Confulta of State, the Legiftative
Council, the late Legiaative Confuha, and the
Committee of the Provifional Government were
affembled ; this circitmllance was announced by
the difcharge of the ordnance in the fort, and by
the unanimous applaufe which the appearance of
Citizen MELZI drew forth. ,
Some few minutes after the General in Chief,
arrived, attended by his flaff and feva-al
Italian Generals ; he reviewed the troops.

After the military evolutions, the Commander
in Chief went to the National Palace, where he
found Citizens SOMMARIVA and RUGA, Members
of the Committee of Provilional Government, and
the Legiflative Cunfulta, who were commiffioned
by a refolution of the Fri} Conf,ll, BoNAPARTI, of
the 27th January, to inital the Conaitntional Go-
vernment.

The Minifter of the Home Department eon
du&ed them to the great Audience.hall, whither
the Vice Prefident Metal, the Chief Judge S►e-
stocnr, and the State Confulta of the Legiflatire
Council, went in procedion ; the hall was magni-
ficently decorated on the occafton, and crowded
with fpettators ; the Commander in ellef, Citizen
Too ia a, in the name the Legiflative Confulta,
and Citizen Sottnestra, as member of tic late
Committee of Government, feverally addreffed the
augut Affetnbly iq fpeeches analogotts to the oc-
cation.

At fix o'clock in the evening there was a (upper
of too covers; after'which the Con(Hutted Atitho.
Thies went to the play.

The moll perfea order and ,harmony prevailed
during the whole of the never to be forgotten day,
which was concluded by a brilliant fat, given by
General MURAT to all that was pod and lovely in
Milan.

.Metter from Neuw;ed, of the 17th of Feb.
Rates, that twu French Emigrants were lately,
taken up in that city, at the !"sit of the King of
Darras it, and it is pofitiocly (aid they are con-
etrned in the Prince ofSALM'S forgery on the Bank
of Ahona.

The Government of the United States has lately
fold fifteen frigates and hoops of war, which, on
account of the return of peace, became tafekfs to
the nation. The fale 'produced 1,90ch000 Ikunks.
rseriCalfebdu 571. 15C.