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FR/INCE.

PARIS, OCTOBER 3E.
Accounts from Corfu, of the 23d nit. Rate, that

the Engin frig..te the EDGAR, Capt. ELLIER, ar-
rived on the 22d with dispatches for Admiral
NFL-
sox. which were i:omcdiAtely forwarded to him at
Malta. On the paillsge, the frigate fell in with a
veffel from Idria, laden with corn for France. The
rnaaer of this vetrel having refolved not to be vifited,
f.ught the frigate and was killed. The veifel was
,• fag into Malt .I.—.lloniktir.

A few days ago there was a urand airemblage at
' Quimper, in the department of 4Finiilei re, of all the
foldiers in that quarter who had received arms of h
roar, for the putpife of adrninitlering to them ihc
oath prefcribed by the law of the t9th of May, 1'602,
on their being admitted Members of the Legion of
Honour. The ceremony commenced with the fol-
loNing addrefs from the Prefident of Governm.mt for
' that department :
Bitrivr SOLDIERS—" Arms of honour are, to foi-
l' diers of every rank, a brevet of admilTion into the
Legion of honour ; and from this day you are to par-
ticipate in all the advantages belonging to that intii•
tution. How glorious for each and all of you, hrave
--foldiers, to be able to fay, in placing yourfelvcs un-
' der the ftandard of this Legion, the rank which. I
occupy is the reward of my vainur.' Enter, there-

fore, with a due pride, in the new career which opens
an you ; but learn that it impoiLs on you new duties.
Each Member of the Legion engages, by a new oath,
wholly to devote himfell to the fervice of the Repub.
lie, to preferve its territory entire, to defend the Go-
vernment, the laws, and the property which they
protect. He engages to combat, with the ftrong
arm of jultice and of reafon, every attempt made to
revive the feudal fyftem, and the frivolous titles by
which it was fupported. Who among you but burns
to take fuch an oath ? It is your own work that you
(wear to defend. The head of the Government,
which you are about to fwear to defend, is the hero
who never took the command of you but to lead you
to viaory. It is he, who, in a fingle breath, min-
gnifhed the flames of civil war which defolated our
habitations. Before him difappeared every faaion,
with the fpirit of hatred, of fury, 4n4 of difeord,
which gave them nourifhment. It is he who healed
up the deep and painful wounds which were (kill open
at the period when he alfumed the reins of em-
pire. He is the protalor of the arts, the friend of
the fciences, the reflorer of morals and that religion
which purifies them. An invincible warrior, an able
pacificator, a fublime flatefman ! It is he, it is NA-
POLEON! BONAPARTE, who, by railing France from
the abyfs into which the was plunged to the highefl
degree of glory, has ftruck all Europe with allonifh-
snent and admiration. What Frenchman but would
therifh the author of fo many benefits? Who amongft
us, who among you, brave warriors of the different
armies, but would facrifice his own life to prolong a
life fo intimately connefled with the public profpe.
A nation jealous, and paying no refpea to the
law of nations or the faith of treaties, has violated, by
a fudden aggreffion, the ties of that peace which (he
bad (worn to mantain. Grieved at the Wire which
furrounds the Deliverer of France, proud of her float-
ing ramparts, and the barrier of the lea which fepa-
Tates us, the thought (be might commit every infult
and every ad of audacity. She (hall be punifhed ; a
fecond Carthage, (he than be fubdued within her
own walls. Bo AAAAA Ts will not have armed in vain,
and his high deftinies affure you of new triumphs.—
Yes, you than again fee him at your head, and you
will (wear with the noble confidence of the Roman
Legions commanded by Kraut's, not to conquer or
die, but that you will return vidorious."
The oath was then adminiftered, and a certificate
of the fad being delivered to each of the new Mem-
bers of the Legion, the Affembly difperfed amidft ex-
clamations, rrue to Republique! rive BONAPARTE!

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