The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-06 00:00:00

THE HAGUE, JAN. 30.

THE new Regulations upon the transit of,goods,
which the Government presented to the Legislative
Body, will.be sanEtioned to-morrow. It declares,
that all commercial' articles and merchandize may
pass through the Dutch Territory, except

• r. All British Merchandize, in the full meaning and extent
-of that term, as they were specified in the publication of the
'Directory of the z3d of Oct: s'qo, renewed by the Procla-
mation of the 3d of Dec. aot. ThiS exception will also
comprise the objets specified in the said publication,
,which
though they may have been manufactured in other Countries
than Engkind, are considered as 'British Productions. The
latter, however, may: have the benefit: of the transit when
arrived in one of the Ports of the Republic, •to be conveyed
by water to the Batavian Territory: They shall be furnish-
ed With a regular certificate, delivered by-the Magistrates of
the plaeo'Whelice they come and where they were landed .or
embarked. The Certificate is-to ,state that fhe articles are
not of 'English origin, and that the 'person who has shipped
them has made ,his declaration by a solemn Oath, or by a
legal Asseveration.

2. Shall be excluded from the transit all kinds of rags, as
well as every thing that is used in fishing net;, Rm. and what
is understood in this country by the appellation of reschwand,
both Did and new; old cordage, which is no longer serviceable
in navigation. Al! sorts of rigging, cut and torn, which can
no longer be used in ships.
3. All foreign spices, viz. cinnamon, nutmeg, cloVes.
4. All kinds of foreign tea.

It is established by this regulation, that foreign
tea cannot be comprised, not only among the objets
which have the benefi' of the transit, but it is forA
bidden to make it an objeft Of transport and traffic in
the interior of the Republic.
All the chests of foreign tea which shall be seized,
and which shall not be marked in the manner pre-
scribed by the imbrication of the Ist of March,
7799, renewed on -he zzd of February, .1 Soo,
shall be confiscated, as well as the ship; bark, car-
riage, &c. .by which the conveyance has been ef.
felted, to the profit of the State, and the person
who shall hate seized it.

It is also forbidden by this regulation to wry tea
chests filled with other articles, which are- not
marked, and furnished with a declaration of the Of-
icers of the Customs, under the penalty of roo flo-
rins per chest, and the confiscation of the;chest and
the other articles it contains'.

_ The ORGANIt. LAWS of the CLERGY in the new
Italian Republic.

TITLE I.

THE IkTINISTEP
,42r. rifE CATHOLIC WORSI-111,.

A itr. 1. The Bishops of the Cisalpine Republic are ;lathed' •
by the Government, and ordaliieA by the Huly See, with
which they have a tree `Coma unication on religious matters.
2. 'The Curates are elected and ordained by the Bishops,
with the concurrence of Government.

3. The Bishop may ordain, under the title of Beneficiaries,
Chaplains, Legates, and other requisite Ministers in sptratua
affairs. - ,

TITLE 11.

ECCLESIASTICA L ESTABtISIIMENTi.

ART. r. The limits of the Dioceses undergo- no change:
and any changes that may have taken place are to be restored
the co-operation with the-Holy See.
2. Every Diocese haS its own Chapter attached to the Ca-
thedral, and endowed accordingly.
3. The possession of Canonicals and other unsold Bene-
fices, witch may have been seized or occupied in whole or
in part, is rot,ervett for the Bishops, the Chapters, and
Curates.

4. Every Cathedral is to have a fund appropriated to its
expences.

5.' The endowments of the Bishops, Chapters, arid Semi..
ohnii brig trd wititiat-4.l.awe

7, The Bishop presides overall the Conservatories, Hospi-
tals, and pious foundations in his See, in conjunction with
an Administrative Council, of which he is President.
8. No alienation can take place of the endowments of the
Clergy or pious foundations, •

TITLE ITT.

Dlscirzzuz oz THE cfarzcil.

ART. r. The Chaneelleries of the Bishops and their Ar-
chives are retained.

2. The BiShop may condemn a transgressing Ecclesiastic
to a penitent retirement m some Serninary or Convent ; And
if the delinquent be contumacious, the Bishop may have re.
course to the Secular Power.

•3. If an Ecclesiastic ditiirhs the public tranquillity in the
exercise of his functions, the Bishop, or, in his absence, the
Civil Authority, may interdict him.

4. When the delinquency of any Ecclesiatic. infers afflietive
punishments, notice thereof shall be given to the Bishop,
who uLly employ all the means prescribed by the caboa Law
before execution of the sentence;
5. The Clergy are exempted from all military service.
6. . .
Every thing which tends openly todeprale public mo-
rals, and to bring Religion and It's 'Ministers into disrepute,
is prohibited. - ,

7. The Curate. cannot be compelled by any authority to
administer the Sacrament of Alarriage.to any one that lies un-
der church censure. -

DANCING.—The Academy for fashionable and
private Dancing at Cuachmakers' Hall, Foster-lane,
Cheapside, under the direaion of Messrs. HOPKINS
and Son, still continues, we find, to receive that
respeaable patronage it has long merited; and
where Ladies and Gentlemen who Nave never ac.
quired this accomplishment, or those who have not
obtained the present fashionable -mode,. may be
expeditiously instruaed, in the most private man-
ner, in all the elegant and fashionable steps now
in use to qualify them for the first Assemblies.
Young Ladies.and•Gentlemen are also taught every
fashionable Dance, and every attention eXer"ted to
give, the most elegant address. Every success is,
therefore due to so respeftable an institution, which-
has for its objea to cultivate and improve the graces
necessary to form and embellish the rising genera..
lion.

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Ditto Scrip
Bank Long Ann. z6,1-` 3.:i6
Ditto Short Ann. s 5-t6
Ditto Scrip

India Stock
'l•:•xi:iteq; Bills s. s.-prem.
Fundable ditto pre►n..
3d Exchequer Bills par
-New S: S. Stock .
Omnium
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COURSE: 01" E.

TRIDAY,

Hamburgit - 32 p 2-6 US.
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A liona - - it I, .
21- us.
Cadiz - - in paper
Ditto - 39 eliedive
Madrid - 291 in paper
Ditto 394 elledtve
Bilboa - 384 do.

stir? NEIrSi

CRAVESENiI, YEE, 5.
tailed—the Mary, Thomas, 'for Londonderry; Mary Ann
Westall, for Jamaica ; and Catliatine,Wranglianl, for Smyrna

MARRIED.

On Wednesday last, John Henry Hobson,. Esq. Barrister
at Law, to Miss Twigg, eldest daughter of- Sarnuel-TWigg,'
Esq. of Guildford-street, Oneensquare.
The same day, at St. Gtrges, Hanover-square, •S:;imuel
Young, of North Audley-street, Esq, to Miss Anniliggs,
of Driiry-lane Theatre.