The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-09 00:00:00

COUNSELLORS OF STATE.

The Counsellors of State are never to exceed
the number of fifty.
The Council of State is to be divided into Sec.

tion s.

The Ministers are entitled to a seat, and delibe-
iative voice in the Couhcil of State.

LEGISLATIVE BODY.

Every Depattment is to have in the Legislative
lody, a number of Members proportioned to the
extent and population of the Department.
All the Members of the Legislative Body belong-
ing to the same Department, are to be chosen at the
same time.

The Departments of the Republic are to be di_
'hided into five Series.

• The Members of the Legislative Body are to be
Classed in five Series.

They are to be rennkred according to the Series
in wk.kell they are placed.
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ThelGovernment Assembles; Adjourns, and Pro-
`ioguttattie Legisliive Body.
1 • TEE TRIBUNATE.

Aftei the thi-rieenth year of the Republic, tile
"rtibunate shall be reduced to 50 Members ; half
6f the go are to-10 out every three yeirs. Until
that reduaion tale's places, the Members who go
out, are not to be ietilaced.
The Tribunate is to be divided into Seaions.

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The i&mbers of; the Legislative Body and the
Trihu-nate are ic; -be ;'renewed when the Senate liro:.
ziounecs its dissoi.titiqtY.

ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE AliM THE Till-

BUN BLS,

There is to be one Grand Judge, Miiiister of jtis-

Lice.
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He is to have a distiilguished place in the Senate
a.r,cl the Council of State.

He is tti preside in the Tribunal's of Appeal %%len-
ever -GOiernment thinks fit.
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Plebes a right to.watch over the TribUnalss and
the lustiCes of the Peace, and to review their ?rd.
etdings'a •
The Tribunal .of Cass4tivi, 'the Minister of jus.
.tire being President', has a right of censure over
other Tribunals': it may, upon ericiits cause, sus-
Pend the other jadges,.and niay sbiurtion thetti before
the Grand jtidge, to give an account of their con.
dud..

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The Tribtinals of Appal have the fight of in.
tpesing the proceeding's of the Civil Tribtimils of
this atiiet, and the Civil "Tribunals hve the same
rigl44itli regard to the jastiees of the Peace in
their Distriet.

The Members of the Tribtinal of Garth-hew (or
superior Tril)unalrof Appeal), are appointed by
the Senate on the presentation of the Chief ConSul.
lie Is to present three Persons for every place that

16 vacant.

OF THE POWER GRANTING MERCY

The First Consul has the power of extending
Ailetcyj after having heard the case discussed in a
Privy Council composed of the Grand Judge, two
liinisters, two Senators, two Counsellors of State,
Ord two Members of the Superior Tribunal of.
Appeal.

The Council of State, after having discussed
the above P roje t, which had been laid before them
by the Consuls, a:Trove of it, and decree that it
shall be presented to the Consuls according to the
regular form.

(Signed)

J. G. LOCRE,
Secretary to the Council of State
(Approved) BONAPARTE, F irstConsOl
H. B. MARET, Sec. of State.

The Projet of :he above Senatus Cons!'bum was
hill before the Conservative Senate by the Counsel-
lors
s'of State REoNt ER, Polt-r.A!, ts, and DessoLLEs,
and was adopted by them in the Sitting of that day
(the 4th inst.)

Marriedon Saturday, at Sr. George the Matt)'r,
JONATHAN GREtN3 ES(I. to Mrs. HANDLFY.

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The average price of Sugar, computed from the
Xeturns.madefor the week ending the 4th day of
August 186 i, shillilisi arid five-pence
fa "king ter Hundred I,Vcieibl. •

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMO EITR, Au G. 7.

ARRIVED the Eliza, of Liverpool, Wt.•. WEDS
master, from Leybo, laden with barley and wheat,
bound to Barcelona ; the athish Barque Ixdustrie,
Capt. BJOICA, from Drain, with timber ; and the
Heaor, WAYGOOD, from Memel ; also the /mo.
gene Sloop of War, from a Cruize.
Sailed the Lard Illacartney, Capt. MACKEY, for
New Brunswick.

The Wisk, of Whitby, GE OR E WAii.is master,
from Mahon, with part of the 36th and -82 d Regi-
ments on board ; and the illattliertv, FOSTER, with
the 17th Regiment, were spoke with in Lat. 4.0..53.
N. Long. 17. 32. all well, bound for Cork.

FALMOUTH, Auc t 6.

E Dutch Ships of War mentioned in my last,
still remain by contrary winds.
Appeared off this day in the Offing, His Majesty's
Ships Rosario, of 20 guns, the Petterel, of 16 gums,
and the Clausina Cutter, THOMAS', all on a Cruize
against the Smugglers.