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FRANCE.

sirr;Nc fit HE LEGISLATIVE BODY, Is.
i•RFSIDINCY OF C. MLA TTItE.

The Prer....lent :cad a letter from the %Secretary
of State, announcing the nrriVal of lour 01 ators ot
the Cover charged with laying befo,c the
Legiflative Body eleven tr?jfts of d_ittercnt Laws.
The ConnfOloi 5 of Sta,e,'lf EGN AULT, ST. JEAN
ANGELI, PLTICIL, and TREILHARD, were accord-
ingly introduced.
Of tlitfe projrii ten related to the regulation of
matters of local intereft, and REGNAU LT prefented
them to the hIembers.—TREILHARD fticcceded,
and in the name of the Government prefcnted the
fecond trj..l of the civil cede, relative to the en-
joyment and the privation of civil rights.
The following ate the principal arrangements
which it contains: . _

" The exereife of civil rights is ind:Tendcnt of the cha radtcr
of Citizen, wnich io acquired and f. yr,ferved only by confor-
mity to the conliatutitmal law of the country. Every French-
man is :o enjoy civil rights.—Every horn in France
of forcip: parents Oran has e it in his rwir, within a y or at.
to the pi riot! of H,niajt rity, to 'clot the rights of a l'rench
citiz n. Every born in a forei::: :out:tie of a French
lattice, (hall have the mean. of recoverit,7 :hat character.
" Every foreigner (hail • IC:oy in 1': wee the fame civil rights
which are graved to En reloneti, agreeable to the treaties of
peace cs:ltiog with the odor to which he belongs. Every fe-
male hirsigner (hall ;alum the condition of her hulband. When
a foreigner has been permitted by the Government to form his
done;.:.'. in France, he (hall be entitled to the enjoyment of all
civil rghts. Every foreigner, though not at that moment re-
fiding in France may be cited before the French Trihunals for
the fulfilment of tins obligations which he has contra& d with
a Frenchman. A Frenchman may be cited before a Tribunal
in France for obligations contradicd by him in a foreign coin-
try, though this. obligation has been formed with foreigners
In every other cafe but in matters relative to cc,mincrco, a fo-
reigner, who is the claimant, 'hall be compelled to give leen-
tits' for the payment of the capence, and the individual leis re-
lating boat the procrfs, in cafe he does not paid's fixed pro-
perty in France to an amount faficient for that purpofe.
" The character of French citizen is loft—tit, By naturali•
yetion acquired in a foreign country—idly, The acceptance of
unauthorised public fundlions conferred by a foreign Govern-
ment.—...3dly, By connedlion with any foreign corporation
which acknowledges the difiinetion of birth.—zthly, By every
citablifhtnent formed in a foreign country without a view of re-
turning to Feiner. Commercial citablifhments Mall never be
cmfidered as having been made without the profpedt of return
Every Frenchman who (hall have forfeited his charadter of el-
Nem, may recover it by returning to France with the pertnif-
Alon of the Government, and by declaring that he has refolvtd
to fix his refidence there, and that he renounces every difiinc-
tion contrary to the French laws.
" A Freti...hman who full, without the permillon of Go-
vernment, accept of .any military command in the fervice of a
foreign power, (hall forfeit his quaUty of a French Citizen, be-
fides fubjeilling himfelf to the peinifliments attached by the cri-
minal taw to thole who carry or &all carry arms againft their
country.
4 Judicial condemnation capitally, places the individual who
Is the objea of it, in a hate GC civil death. Other kakis' nu-
ntfliments MA no: involve civil death milers this is particui triy
fpecified. By civil death the perfon condemned lofts all pro-
perty in his effeelb, and the fucedfion is open to his heir as if
be were naturally dead inteflate.—He is rendered incapable of
contra: ling a marriage entitling him to any civil privileges.
His wife and his heirs may refpeEUvely en:relic the rights which
his natural death would fardion.
" Sentences veldt perfons guilty of contumacy Ball not in-
volve civil death till after an interval of five years after ereeuti,
of the fentence in effigy. During this icterval, the goods of the
perfon fo condemned &all be managed in the fame way as the
property of pcnoos !Heat If the individual condemned fer
obftitutney lull make a voluntary furrender, or [Call be appre-
hended within the five years, the judgsneut Dull be abrogated,
and the undid (hall be put in full polleflon till the rtfult of a
pew trial is known.
" If the perfon fo condemned fhall die In the interval without
being reprefepted or without being tidied, he Chill be confider-
ed as having died in the full palatal of his rights, and the fen-
hence Mail he refeinded. The property acquired by the perhm
enndtioned from the time of his civil death, and of which he is
Ia polielliori at the time of his natural deeth,ikall belong to the
ration. Government frail make for his family fuels arrange.
Mans as humanity may fuggeft."
After reading this projer. the Orator dilated on
the motives which fuggeled the different articles
which it contained, ilfutlrating and enforcing their
propriety. in au clJquent and inteteillpg manner.

charged to confer with the Swifs Deputies tr.-. 1 at
Paris.
Citizen BARTHELEMY, Prefident of the Com-
million, having received from the FIRST CONSUL
the A4l of Mediation, figned aml fealed with the
Seal of the State, gave up that Aft to Citizen
Louts LI'AFFRY, appointed Landamman of wit-
:zerland.
The FIRSTCONSUL converfed a good while with
'each of the Members of the two Commillions.
On Monday the 2111, the fame perfons being
prefent,. Citizen BARTHELEMY, Prelldent of the
I Commillion of Senators, prefented to the Firft Con-
: fhl the 47 other Swifs Deputies.
Citizen Louts d'AFFRT, Landamman of Swit
zerland, fpokc as follows:
" Citizen Roll Conful—Called by the mediation
which you have pronounced to.,the important but
difficult fituation of Landamman of Switzerland,
it is flattering to me in becoming the organ of the
Deputation which my country has fent to you, to
have in the firft in lance the oppertunity of telli-
l'ying to you the gratitude with which it is pene-
trated, for the benevolent attention you have
deigned to bellow on this work, which confirms
the independence of Su itzerland.
" Your first benefit has been to below on the
different people of Switzerland the Federative
Government, which alone was fuitable to them.
—The refult of your mediation will be to create
afrefh thofe fuitable ties which united two nations
accullomed to procure for themfelves reciprocal
advantages, and made to elleem each other. The
troubles which have agitated my country will
ceafe ; the Powers friendly to Switzerland will ap-
plaud the means which the Fifa Conrail has em-
ployed to flop the dire effals of the fpirit of party.
I owe it to my country to fecond your benevolent
views, and I owe it to myfelf to be perfc&ly im•
partial in the exercife of the functions allotted to
me. I befeech the Fa Conful to receive with
kindnefs the homage of our profound relpeet."
The FIRST CONSUL having replied to Citizen
d'AF FRY, the audience terminated. _ _

On the fame day, Citizen d'Arrior let off for
Berne.

Letters fi.om 'Vienna of the 12th of February
contain the agreeable intelligence that the Arch-
duke CHAR LEN has completely recovered from his
late fevere indifpofition. The bulletin of his health
was from that day to be difcontinued.
In letters from the fame place, the report of the
propofed fale of the illand of Sardinia to England
is contradiiled in the moll pofitive terms.
It appears by letters from Rome, that on the
arrival of Admiral De WINTER with his Riu.idron
at Cagliari, he had Aced permitTion to land a part
of the crews of feveral (hips which were unhealthy.
This requell, after confiderable deliberation, was
refuted.

Various letters from Berne mention the preva-
lence of the greaten diforders in the Cantons of
Zurich M.nd &N. In the former in particular,
the fpirit of infurrdlion had proceeded fo far,
that all the Sittings of the ordinary tribunals of
juiliee were fufpended. .