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_ TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA' TOOL arses Sltrtsaaean, r i t HE honour of a Seat in the EaR India Dire&ion bas longhorn a favourite objedt of my ambition. My mult ilane so that detindlon have been before the Proprietors above two years, and have been received with fo Met favour, as tally as Jellify me in the refolotloa I have taken of coming to the ballot as the pretent vacancy, «cottoned by the much haunted death of Mr. Williams. In this asp I hope I fhall be ju Rifled by your ap proval, and honoured with your fupport, an honour which will ever be cherifited by me with the wartndt gruituda. and repaid bj an honcft and diligent attention to the true Iota& of the Eaft India Company. I have the honour to he, Ladle,. and flentlemen. Your obedient and faithful fervent, America ;van, Maras ti, z 805. JAMES SHAW. MARCH S, to. AT a numerous and molt rerpefkAble MEETING a the FRIENDS of Mr. ALDERhIAN SHAW, held at the King's Head Tavern in the Poutuy, Sir CHARLES PRICE, Bart. M. P. in the Chair, It was moved by the Right Hon. the Lord Mayo-, ((condo! by Sir William Csirtis, Bari. and Refolved un niniOnfir. That it is the opinion of this Meeting that James Shaw, Efq. and Alderman, is a proper Perfon, from his Commercial know • ledge and experience, to be ehofen a DireCtor of the Eaft India Company, to fill the pretest vacancy in the Direction. It was further moved, by Robert Milligan. Efq. feconded by Andrew Hunter, Efq. and Refolved onanimoufir. That this Meeting do ufe every exertion, individually and col lealvdyeashit , to feeure to Mr. Alderman Shaw this honourable ebjedt et ids iom (Signed) fly, CHARLES PRICE, Chairman. Retired onanimou That the 'Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman for his able coodua this day. N. B. The dommktee will meet at the King's Head Tavern every day, from Eleven o'clock till Four. A SPORTING RESIDENCE IN SOMERSETSHIRE. fro be Let for a Term from Lady day ne x t, a . 2 * good Meffnage With mediae Gardena, and commodio us Stable*, Conelt-herfs, and Dog Kennel, and Thirty or more Acres of Land adjoining. with dos Royalty over reward Manors, we eds* about anon ACM, within a cling Fence, pleafantly &nate neat (aural Capital )Allect Towns in the Wcitcro part of the County of Somerkt, abounding with Harm. Partridges, Black Game. and Pheafants, and where plenty of Foxes arwell as Wood *Jocks are tt. he found, and hi the n-ighbourhond of Stag Hounds. Apply to Meffrs. Bkafdak and Alexander, New Lon, London. The order of the day was read for the diauffion of the Bill prefented on the 22d Pluviofe, concerning the Finances of the year 13. Mr. Aatioutt, Orator of the Se&ion of Finances, inveßigated the Bill under different points of view, and concluded his fpeech by the following obferva tions : The Sc lion of the Finances of the Tribunate feels a fatisfadting in proclaiming the perk& accord which fublias between the prerogative of the Throw and the right of the Legiflative power, at a moment when acclamations welcomed by the Tribunate, have elevated to the Empire the-great Naroteon. Yes, Gentlemen, this is the firft time fine that memora ble period, that you are called on to Peal with the Legiflative power the aeon Ifj . the Throat soder the fourth etviaity, with the free ea awed votes of M&.. It is in this charta of emancipation of the property and induftry of Frenchmen that eonfias the guaran tee of the glory and duration of the dynafty of the BONAPAITIS, who have conquered our hearts inaf much as they have cemented our rights. Gentlemen. I believe I have clearly listed to you that the prefent Bill regulates the diflribution of the returns anterior to the year r 3, and provides for the urgent ezpences of war, by fufficient receipts to keep up fuch a for midable ettablifliment by land and fea as cannot fail of giving weight to future negotiations for peace." 'lle Members then proceeded to give their votes upon the Bill paffing into a law, when it was decreed by 260 again( is. FRANCE. LEGISLATIVE BODY, FEB u. OEIISILAL assuLr OP TOP ACCOMPTS OF THR TIM- SUZY TOR Tilt TEAR XIII. . asctirrs. Med Tates • 327,30.248 Of the Enregiftrement and Cuftom Rostra Divers Produes - • zsot,Aor,7tv Natiuoal Woods - ♦ c.600.284 Alienation of National Domains - 6A84+387 Produce of tie Regis* and Adminiftrations. Of the Cullom Nook - - 4%287Art Of the Polk 01leu - - . - Of the Mint . - - 1,283.639 Of the Lottery - 'S. C 9.401 Of tile Sait-pits x,7 0 3030 Dims itoesipu - 2 7. 6 92. 1 5 1 Estraorslioari and Exterior Receipts - - 1414 78.023 80 9, 20 3431 Produce of /Wats negociated or recovered lir the Sulking Pund - - 1 493,768 37 the Adasiaittration of &mean:nem - =.4 .443 Public Debt and Penftona - The Emperor's Hoofehoki Mini!try of War Minislandau of War - Marine - Interior • Woelip - Finances Public Treafure Extcrior Relations =ll Pollee 8111697.964 Irpage of Nqocistions 94.837,6f5 4,666.667 117,406474 2 34.5 0 4,9 6 3 113,119.056 57,648496 Divers difierfasents 5,232,057 40.173. 1 93 6,607,208 . 7kl . 41,717,45 s 194,887 1%368,075 813,462,887 Total of Expiates PARA FEBRUARY it. 2 ,337,44 0 81 0 00 3 2 7 Yelierday at noon, the great officers of the Legion of Honour, to whom his Majefty has granted the grand cordon, having been convoked by the Great Chancellor, repaired in grand eoilume to the Pa lace of the Thuilleries ' and met in the Saloon pre ceding the Hall of the Throne. His Majefty being tented on the Throne, the Princes and Grand Digni taxies tank their places in front of the Throne. The Great Chancellor and the Grand Treafurer were placed on his right and left. The Grand Mailer of the Ceremonies having taken the orders of the Em , then invited fucccHively the Princes and grand Em peror, to approach the Throne, to receive from the hands of his Majeliy the decorations which have been prefented by the Great Chancellor and the Grand Treafurer. The Princes and Grand Dignitaries having after wards taken their accutlomed places on the right and left of the Throne, the Grand Matter of the Ceremo. niesinfroduced one after the other the great officers comprifed in the imperial decree of the lath of this month. They received fucceilively from'tbe hands of the .Emperor the grand cordon of the Legion oft MCF[WOLL Public Debt and Penile's& - The Emperor's Hearth°ld Ediniftry of War Adminlftration of War - Marine Interior Worthip Finances Public Treafore Exterior Ada:lona =Le Pollee Ewan of Nerds:iota Divers elifbarferocite - Total of PARIS, Flißill Yelterday at neon, the grey of Honour, to whom his hi grand cordon, haring been c Chancellor, repaired in gran , lace of the Thuilleries ' and ceding the Hall of the Thror feared on the Throne, the Prit series took their places in frnr Great Chancellor and the placed oa his right and left. the Ceremonies having taker r, then invited fuceellivel . g t ni'taries to approach the the hands of his Majelly the been prefented by the Gre. Grand Treafurer. The Princes and Grand D wards taken their accutlomed left of the Throne, the Grant niesinfroduced one after the comprifed in the imperial do month. They received fuco of the .Emperor the grand ci Hower, tad refugia to the right sod lan the Oates airtzusd them, agreeable co the fusions with which , they are inveßetl. The Grand Mailer afterwards introduced the Prince Bonoa►sa, who in like manner received the grand decoration from the hands of his Mikity. The Emperor, fitting and covered, then (poke in thefe words : Gentlanen—.The grand Oeeorations bring you near the throne ; without retuning from you new oaths, it impofes on you no new obligations; It is a completion of the inftitution of the Legion of Honour. This grand decoration has alto a particular objea. that of connealng with our inilituzions the inititutions of the different States of Europe, and to fh:se the regard and rcfpea that I bass and that we have, foe what ants among the neighbouring nations, our friends. At two o'clock, a Deputation from the Legiflative Body was introduced by the Grand Matter into the Hall of the Throne, where were prefent the Princes, Gland Dignitaries, Minifters, blairffiAllsoind Great Officers of the Empire, the Senators, and Councillors of Slate. M. Foto-rattle, the Prefident, rend the Addrefs of the Legiflative Body, to which the Emperor, fitting and covered, replied in the following word:: _ . Gentlemen, Depu•les of the Departments tO the Legitimise Bo dy—Wlasm I Waived to write to the Kiog of England, I made a facrilice of the moil legitimate ref - eminent, and the moil honour able paifions. The defire of (paring the Mind of my people railed me above thole confiderarions which ufually• determine men. I than always be ready to make the fame Lulus. I have placed my glory and my happinefs in th , happinefs of the prefent genera tion. !with, that as far as my influence may emend, that the reign of philanthropic and generous ideas may be the charadler of the age. It is for one, to whom Each fentiments cannot be imputed as a wain& ; it is for you ; it is for the milt's*, the molt enlighr end, the moft humane people, to remind the civilized nations of Europe,that they only form one family, and that the efforts they employ in their civil diff.ntions we only attacks on the common preeperity. Gentlemen, Deputies of the Departments to the Le. [Waive Bo dy, I rely on your alliftance at on the bravery of my semy. The Deputation of the LegiOative Body having retired, the Grand Mader of the Ceretnrmies intro duced the Tribunate as a Body, when M. FANNIE, the fail to give information to Admiral Nt tsoir, and was vigoroufly purfued by tome French (hips, but efcaped by favour of the night. Twenty-four hours after the French fquadron had come out of the harbour, Captain Cou aye eV BOYLE had come up with Admi ral NC LION, who immediately bore away towards the coaft of Sicily, with eleven or twelve (hips. The Engli(h fquadron was on the Weßern fide of that illand, oppofite Trapani, and near the ifland called Il Mat itimo, where, on the 24th of January, Captain COURTNEY BOYLE was difpatched to carry difpatches to Naples, and remain to make obfervationa at the head of the Gulf. " It is Paid that he afterted, that one or other of the two kingdoms was menaced by the French fquadron, and in effed for the Lift twenty-four hours every place has refounded with military preparations for the defence of the Gulf, thon g!, it has a thoufand times been acknowledged that it is abfolutely inde fenfible on all the points of the coaft. Scarcely bad the gireen received the difpatches brought by the Engtitb frigate, when n N the ordered M. de —ANE CO take all poffible means to prevent the French troops from landing and feizing on the city." Note.—We can give no credit to this intdrigence ; it would be too anderd to believe 'that a French army, being its the Neapolitan terrkory, within eve days march of the capital, the expenee of a maritime expedition would be incurred to land troops to feize on that eity..—Masimor. The Englith have at Malta the following regi ments : soth of Soo men ; a7th of l toot 35th of ixoo ; Watteville of Soo, commanded by Serifs Offi cers ; Britilh Chaffeun S oo—the Colonel of this re giment is the Engin &rural RAMSEY, the Lieute nant-Colonel is named FoaCITIII, he is a Frenchman, as are all the other officers of this Corps ; the Corfi can Chaffeurs between 5 and 600, among whom are a great number of Sicilian foldiers, who are made. to go under the name of Corficans ; the regiment of Dillon which is forming, and which has not yet more than 6o men ; the regiment of Sonnenberg, which likewife is beginning to be formed, having nearly, woo artillerymen ; and lallly, two regiments of Mal tete, each of 750 men. There is in the ifland a con fiderable quantity of corn, fufficient for the fupply of a numerous garrifon during feveral years; the laft convoy from the Black Sea confided of about 35 vef fels. Meat is fierce. becaufe Sicily, which has hi therto furnithed a great deal, at prefent offers only moderate refourcest beads are porch:did on the coati of Africa. There were on the ;ft of January more than So flips, at veil Spanifh as Imperial, Ragufan. Danifh, and in flue all neutral flags. The French and Spanith prifoners are confined on board the Madras, where they are very ill treated. Gillum, Jaw. i6.—Monfieur Vitsos, commander of the French galliot Elite, has written to inform his Excellency the Minifier &iciest -Tr, that on the t 7th. the night after be left this harbour, he was attacked off Poi tonifo by feveral boats belonging to the Phoebe Englifb frigate. Two of them unexpectedly appear ed akin, and teemed to be intent on boarding ; but the galliot received them with fo heavy a fire of great guns and makeup, that one of them loft almott all her crew, and the other was fo roughly handled that the thought it better to (beer off, taking her contort in tow. Two of their feamen, badly wounded, were pieked up by the Frenchmen. be Lieutenant who commanded the boats was killed. ALGIIRS, Jea. to.—The inglith have appeared off this port for the fifth time fince the Conful was feat away. Their humiliation Is now complete.— After confirming Ga days in a difgraceful negotiation, they bagel been obliged to content themfelves with confirming their new Charge d'Affaires in his &in tim. They have obtained the releafe of only five flans, leaving Hill in captivity mote than a hundred of their countrymen. CADIZ, Fs'. 5. —The equipment of twelve (hips of the line, two frigates, and one corvette, is continued with incredible zeal, and five millions of francs are appropriated to that purple. It was the Englifh brig Raven, of zo guns, which was firanded to the weft of the fort of St.Cathatina ; the cresTs-fitved, and Dave been brought on (bore. MADRID F63.s.—Admiral Ambaf fador in MADRID, has arrived in this city. He has fince had feveralionferences with the Prince of Peace and the Minifter of Marine. Hstssuaott, Fla. B.—The Courts of Vienna and Berlin have commenced a negociation, which will probably lead to a more intimate connexion between the two Powers. It appears that they are not difpof ed to embroil themitives with refped to the new changes in Italy, but that they are defirous of pre venting the interference of Foreign Powers in the affairs of - gummy: There is a report of an Una'. tion to form a new league in Germany, at the head Prefldent, read an addicts, to which his Majefly re turned the following anfwer : Gentlenwn, Members of theTribunate—.T b e prefent generation has need of happinefs and repofe ; victory is obtained only by the blood of the people; the happinefs of mine is my flat duty, as it is my 6rit fentiment. I fed in the molt lively rummer all that you have faid: the moil delightful recompenec for all the good that I may have done you, will Away,' be to one the union and love of this great people. After - the fe audiences feveral prefentations took place. FEBRUARY I,A. The Emperor has ordered that the Statue of Charlemagne, which had been taken from Aix la- Chapelle to be conveyed to Paris, (hall be reflored to the wifhes of the inhabitants of the former city. FEBRUARY 28. The Toulon Fleet failed the sth of January lay, having on board a body of troops under the command of General LAURISTON. After being four days at fee, it was overtaken by a violent form, which com pelled it to return to port. A (hip of the line and three frigates had parted from the fleet. The frigate la Cornelic, which had cat anchor in the port of Genoa, and the (hip of the line which had failed for Ajaccio, are, already arrived at Toulon. The frigates l'Hortenfe and l'lncorruptible have been more fortu nate : they fell in with an Englith merchant fleet of 4o fail, and had taken or defroyed the whole of them. Two large corvettes, which convoyed this fleet, alto fell into our hands, after an engagement, which continued an hour. L'Hortenfe and l'lncor. ruptible have put into a Spann port, where they fent 5 or 600 prifoners on (tore.—Moaittur. The adion with the Arrow tilled an hour and a qnarter, when (he (ruck her flag to the Incorruptible French frigate. The bomb alto ftruck to the other frigate, after a (bort refiftance. The number of wounded on board the Arrow is fated at 30. A (hip of the line and two frigates, feparated from the Toulon fleet in a form, and were obliged to put into a port in Corfica to repair. The departure of the Emperor for Italy is an nounced to he very near at hand. General Vicroa, Grand Officer of the Leginn of Honour, is appointed Ambaffador at the Dana Coo" in the room of M. DAGNtSSRAU, who is ap pointed a member of the Confervative Senate. General PINOT, with a retinue of about so perfons, bas fet off for Portugal, as Ambaffador to the Court of Lifbon. FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. Nal , Las, Fin. 4.—On the lid of January a fig nal was made that a confiderable convoy was in light near Pcntellaria. On the fame day troops were ordered to be in motion to reinforce the garrifons of Meffina, Syracufe and Trapani. Arms and ati• mu. aition were likewife fent to feveral places, and elm daily to Wain, to which 18o° niutkets and five bar rels of gunpowder were fent. It is publicly Paid that chef: precautions have for their objedt to fecure Sicily againf any infult from the Barbary Powers, who threaten a defcent. There is a report that new regiments of Militia will be railed. The coal is fill lined with a cordon of troops, under pretext of pre venting the communication of the yellow fever. The Englills corvette the Bittern, which entered the road on the#2sth of January, failed again on the 28th to rejoin the fquadron. The Englith (hip Ex cellent of 74 guns and 590 men, commanded by Captain Sormaacot, entered the road this morning. This fhip arrived in three days from the Ifle de la Ma delaine. She is defined, it is faid, to take the place of the Kent, which for feveral months has been Ra tioned at the head of the harbour. The Englith fri gate Sea Horfe, of 58 guns and 248 men, com manded by Captain COURTNEY BOYLE, entered the port of Naples on the 24th of January. The Cap. fain, after having given to the Office of Health di[' patches for the Englifh Minifter and the Court, went on board the Excellent, of 7 guns, -14 anchor, at the head of the harbour. He had a conference of two hours with the Commander of that fhip, and af- terwards returned to his frigate, which !till remains within fight of land, and cruizing at the entrance of the harbour. The following is the report of the Englifh Captain of the frigate:—" 'A'he Ebglifh frigates the Adive and the Sea Honk, had been ordered to obferve the movements in the port of Toulon. On the 16th of January, the French fquadron came out, confining of eleven or twelve (hips of the line, a number of frt. gates, and fume light venal. The Sea Horfe made of which are to be the Eledor of Heffe and the Arch Chancellor. Our newfpapers Rate, in an article from Florence, dated February 2, that a friendly agreement has been concluded between Autiria and France, by virtue of which, neither party will fend any more uoops to Italy. Hamm, Flo. 26.—1 n the fitting of the Legit!a live Body this day, it was I.efolved, relative to the Note from the State Dint:tory, concerning the opi nions (publithed) of the Members Van Hassat.r and de Lanus VanWvausaansw, that the Cud note cannot form a point of deliberation for that body. Notwithflanding warlike appearances, we have the fatisfaftion.tole enabled to declare, that it does not belong to the dafs of improbabilities, " That negotiations will fhortly take place between the French and Engtins Governments, with a confider able profpeft peace."—Hague Courant. • _ _ Malice 5. -His Excellency the Senator Dr Si sgowvaLLE, .wbo lately returned from Amnerdam, left this capital yefterday on his way to Paris. ANSTRDAM. FIB. 27.—They write from Cadiz, under the date of the in Want, that they had ex perienced much blowing weather, which compelled the Englifh fquadron to retire to a diflance. The Spandh frigate la Fraternidad, from Vera Cruz, in fixty-feven days, took this opportunity to flip into port, having on board 40+,3 t a dollars, with a con fiderable quantity of cochineal, indigo, ate. In the fame norm, there was wrecked on the &coals an Englith brig, with difpatches for the Britilh Com, islander, which were tranfmitted to the Governor ; and the crew, confining of r to men, were made pri. foners of war. Tht fame ftorm was alto attended with good ef fects at Coronas, where leveret 'hips efcaped the Britith cruisers, and entered that port, as did the brig la Cafilda, into the port of Camarines, from Montevideo, in 74 days, with 474,000 dollars; of which 74,000 were for the King's ascouof COTTENBURCH NTML ST/Ib:HOLM, 25. —Her Mrjedy the Quecr. was, on the cad inllant, at half patt three o'c:ot k the afternoon, fafely delivered of a Trifled's, to die great joy of every perfon here. The Qi/een arJ. Princefi are.both likely to do well. His Excellency M. de Novottlyzorr and fuite ar rived here on the azd inflant, and the next day pur. fued hit journey to St. Peterfburgh. An Englifit con• rier arrived here at the fame time, with difpatches fs:r St. Peteriburgh. The frigate and cutter by which they came from England not having been able to make the port of Gottenburgh„ were obliged to land them in Norway. VIENNA, FEB. 13.—A Courier who has arrived here from Paris, has brought inflruElions to the French Ambaffador, M. de la Rociaroucaut.r. From the Loth to the 13th, he received and returned vifitt from the Spanilli Amballador and other foreign Minitters, as alfo from the principal Nobility. Th c Ruf f ian Ambaffador, however, took no part in this ceremonial. Yellerday being the birth-day of the Emperor, the Archduke CHARLES gave an entettainment, which all Member. of the Royal Family mere prefect. On the fame day the Ruffian Ambarrador, Count itasumowsizy gave a ball to above 150 perform Yefterday the Minifter of State, Count Com Er: Tz gyve a grand dinner to the French Amhailador and many perfons of diftinftion. . _ It ii now Paid that the camp in Friuli will not be" formed ; nor will the cordon on the Italian frontier% receive any further reinforcements. ITALY, Fe.. s.—An Englifh fquadron of fix fhips is cruizing off the coaft of Genoa. In the Neapolitan territory, where all the fortreffes were providing with ammunition, provifions, &c. thefe warlike preparations are now difcontinued Since the neutrality of the country is now confirmed by a new Convention with France. BeIN FEB. 4.—The Emperor NAPOLEON hits writ ten *he following letter to the LAbiDAM GI AN Of Swit zerland : 4 , To our great and dear Friend the ',mammas of Switzerland. " VERY DEAR AND GREAT FRIEND, " At the moment when it pleated DIVINE PEovt oseca to call me to the throne of France, nothing could be more pleating to me, than the ezprel:fion of the fentiments with which you participate in the event, Your deputies have delivered your letter of congratu lation, and in the manner in which they have dif charged their million, have fully jullified the confi dence you placed in them. During their Day here, they have been able to Milne you of my unchangeable intentions to preferve the friendly relations between the two States. I with they may convey to you there affurances, as alio dick of my eneem and regard for you. I pray Gon, my dear and great Friend, to have you in his holy keeping. (Signed) -" NAPOLEON." ... Path. January 4. sBc)s. _ ____ MADRID, Jaw. zB.—ln the conrfe of next month to Spanifh (hips of the line and a proportionable number of frigates will be completely ready for lea. This naval force will be donbled in the month of March, and will be continually becoming litonger. The Military preparations for the defence of Ferrol and the neighbouring cosits, are now completed,. There are in that vicinity nearly to,ooo men, and the batteries are manned with more than zoo Arta• lery men. Merchant veifels and other (hips frequently get into Cadiz, notwithltanding the blockade. A lhip from Ametica lately came in. LONDON. MONDAY. MAIICH ii. PRICE CF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK! Confab, far =orb 38f—for April, 581/..—Orianium 31 Navy 3 per Cents 89k. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY : Bank Stock but 3 pa C. Red. Ann. glut 3 per Cent Cant igi 4 per Cent. Oust S per Cat. Navy 89if 5 pa Cent. 1797,102 f Bank L. Ann. !hut India B. ad, Imp. 3 per Cent s Imp. Ann. of 9 16 Excheq. Bills ta. I It. is dif. par Omnium 3 prom Tiek.gt s ilil. (11. Couf. for arc. SEs Letters from Gnernfey of the 6th infl. Rate, that three Spanifh wails lately captured by foie: of our creizers, have been retaken, and fent into St. Ma toes by tome of the enemy's privateers. The LocysT gun.brig, Lieut. L. r, has been towed into the Downs, alma a wreck, having had a revere engagement under the batteries of Amble teufe with a number of the enemy's (mall cra ft, which were either driven on fhore or funk. For the parti culars of this aaion we refer to the letters under tlao head of BLOCKADING SQIIADION. A Gottenburgh mail, and alfp Dutch papers to the Bth, and French Journals to the 3d infant, have ar rived fince our lall. The Dutch Papers mention the arrival of SCHIM. mstrearircit from Paris. It is Rated, that a charge in the Government of that country will loon he an nounced. A private letter of the 27th of February, from Amflerdam, contains the following intereiti. intelligence on this fubjea ScnimateLpswittacs has left this place for the Hague. The following is the plan of the new Go- vernment now in circulation. A Sovereign Affembly in lieu of the former States General, which is to c(..,- fill of feven Members from Holland, and two from each of the other Provinces, except Utrecht and Zealand, which null fend one each only. This Al terably is to vote indi►idually, and not by the pro vinces the Members reprefent. SCHIMMILPENNINCK is to prefide in this Affembly, but not to have the powg of a veto. The Legiflative and Exerutive Bodies are to ceafe, but the Departmental Authori ties, with thofe of the Cities and Towne, will be conti nued. Inhead of the five different Councils of State there will be appointe4 Minifters for each Depart-