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WIT T! AN APPENDIX.

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FRANCE.

PARIS. APRIL

•P IL 8.

The Legiflative Body, in its fitting of yelierday,
decreed, that a Deputation of z of its Mem-
bers lbould repair to the Government to exprefs
its joy on the acknowledgment of the Legifiative
Body.
The Deputation being introduced to an audi-
ence, Citizen LABORDE addrelfed the Confuls in
the following manner—
., Cidsen tonfub,
" The era care of the French People when attacked, was
'Mary: You have conquered. Their moll earneit wia. after
vidtarf. was Peace you have given it them.
What glory for the pait ! What hopes foe the future l—
oad it is all your work.
m Enjoy the fame of that happinefs, for which the Republic
Is indebted to you. This is the recompenfe the molt worthy
of you. It is fuperior to every other kind of glory.
"The Leglllative Body beams to ezprefs to the Government
Win at this national recognition."
The FIRST Cousin. anfwered—
.. impart to the Legiflative Body my thanks for the fend.
meets you have expeelltd towards me. Its Sea= commences
by the molt bivalent operation that can occupy the Councils
of a Nation. fhe entire mars of the people of France are fo-
Odious o(a period to rdiginuc quarrels, and the ingseilation
of public worship. You will become as unanimous as the
Nation in the refult of your deliberations. The people of
France will learn with lively fatisfattion that there is not one
of Legiaators who has not voted for the peace of their
confeienees and the peace of their families, as more important
to their happinefs than thole objedis, in the aceomplithaunt of
which yes have NI congratulated the Government."
APRIL 7.
At the audience given on the sth to the Diplo-
matic Body, Count de MARROFF, Plenipotentiary
from the Court of Peterlburgh, delivered his cre-
dentials, and prefented fevcral Ruffian Noblemen
to the FIRST CONSUL.

Mr. Jacition, the Brstufh Plenipotentiary, pre-
fented the Marquis of DOUGLAS, Lord As c If tIIALD
HANIILTOII, EatiCowns, Sir ChkRLES BLAGDEN,
General Da Born E, Meirrs. LUTTRELL, TRENCH,
KINVAIRD, CPGLAUDEN, CURT, CROOK, Kmox,
SEYMOUR, CAULFIELD, FORSTER, HIBIERD, CUTH-
SIERT, MASIMIGISERD, PARKER, Enwim, and Mee-
sir, Secretary of the Englifh Legation at Amiens.

Admiral VILLARFT is appointed Captain Ga
sera' of the Wand of Martinico and its Depen-
dencies.

Captain BlLLlvicca is appointed Commiffary-
General for the affairs of trade in Spain.
Dupuis, Secretary of Legation at Amiens, is
appointed Counfellor of State.
The Cutts Comm:. has broken General Cali.
Nor, of the Engineers, and difm:fred him the fer.
vice, for not having repaired to St. Domingo as
he was ordered.

APRIL 9.
The FIRST CONLUL on the 7th went to the
Opera, accompanied by his brother, Citizen p-
alm+ BONAPARTS. The performance was /phigneeis.
The moment the FIRST CONSUL made his appear.
ance in his box, loud and incefrant plaudits from
every part of the Theatre interrupted the fcene.
whei. at,.. Negotiator of Amiens took his place by
the fide of the Conful, the plaudits, which had not
yet ceafed, were accompanied with exclamations
of, Bravo ! bravo Such was the manner in
which the public thought proper to manifeft two
difline proofs of the fenfe of its attachment and
gratitude.