Star.
London, England, 1801-10-16 00:00:00

C•IIN WRYtit&

The Wheat trade at Mark-Lane, this morning,
was brifker than on M6nday, and we think about
3i. higher—good Malting Barley finds a more
ready fale at a (mall advance—Oats, and both old
and new Beans, are exceeding heavy articles, and
incline downwards. Malt and Rye are without
alteration, in price.—Hog Peas are about is. high-
er, but Boilers are certainly near 3s. lower. Rape
Seed is alfo cheaper:
Flour, and other things, continue as per laft
• advice.

Englifh Wheat, 423. 58E. 695. per quarter.
Foreign Ditto, 345. 665.
Fine Dantzic Wheat, 725.
Rye, 335. 375.
Barley, 265. 355.-Beft (New) 435. 445.
Malt, 445. 58s. Fine (Ditto), 7os.
Oats, 225. 28s. 34.5.
Horfe Beans, (New) 345. 375.-Old 391.
Tick Beans, (New) 3os. 335.-Old 375.
Hog Peafe, 405. to 445.
Boilers, 535. to 6i s.
Tares, ss. to 6s. per build.
Carraway Seed, 38s. to 425. per cwt.
Coriander, 255. to zBs. per cwt.
Rape Seed, 361. to 451. per laft.
Canary, 745. to 78s.
Flour, 6os. to 655. per rack.
American ditto, 3os. to 365. per barrel.

At Leicaer, wheat has fallen about Bs. per
quarter ; oats 3s. and barley as.—At Wifbeach,
the average is 83s. 4d. being Bd. cheaper.

At Wakefield marker on Friday, wheat fold
from 7s. to 9s. the hufhel ; and a great 'quantity
was left unfold. In Leeds market on Tuefday
laft, corn alto lowered, wheat being fold as low as
ass. the load, of three buthels.
There was a confiderable fall in the price of
grain, at Carlifle, on Saturday tall.
On the fame day, at Egremont, wheat fell, upon
the average,eight (billings the Cumberland buthel.
—lt is laid to have been the lone market for many
months paft—and exhibited the lonzl7 faces.
At Kendal market, on Saturday latl, the bell
American, and other wheat flour, fold at 35. rod.
per lone of 161b.—Oats 7d# Winchefler bufhels)
295.--oatmeal, as. 2d. per floe—lndian ;teal
ts. Rd.—lamb 6d. veal pl.—butter 9d. per lb. of
16 ounces—potatoes, t4lb. for 311
At Jedhurgh the heft oatmeal is now felling at
2od. the (lone, and potatoes at 6d. per (lone.
On Monday fe'nnight the bell oatmeal was fold
at Old Cummock, Ay, thire, at twenty pence the
peck, and, on the Thurfday, at one fhilliag.

At Honiton, on Saturday morning, elleere was
fold in the market one-third let's than the preced-
ing market day. It fell from a guima and a half
the hundred weight to one guinea.
From Exeter we learn that ca!tle :;;as fallen
twenty per Cell- and purk per pound.
At Hull Fair, on Monday morning, the thew
of foals was comparatively final The file of the
other cattle was very dull, in confequence of the
high ptices afked, and the general expectation of
a great rcduaion.
A letter from Briflol Pays—" It gave us more
than ordinary pleafure to ohferve in our market on
Thurfday, a greater number of cattle and fheep
espied for tale, than we have fern there on one
day for many years pall : and we ate to
learn too, that a material reduaion took place in
the price of them, as well as of hogs, of which there
was alfis an unttfual number."

Blackheath Michaelmas Fair was held on Mon-
day. There was a good thew of cart-costs and
draught horfes ; the pikes much on the decline :
pigs, that four guinea' were asked for in the morn-
ings came down to tire: pounds and under, before
the evening. Lean cattle, and all flock, kern
much on the decline, as well there as at Uxbridge,
on Tuefday ; and at Farmingham ( Ken!) yeller-
day. Many cal t•colts were left unfold, and are
gone on for Maiddone Fair, in hopes of better
prices.
On Saturday lad, agreeable to public notice,
the New Cattle Market of the city of Canteibury
was opened for the reception of dock, &c. It rc.
copies the entire (pace from S. George's to it;J.
ing-gate ; the various Fens for the accommodation
of the cattle arc judiciously difpofed there is :tlfo
a very extended ride to thew the horfes, with foot-
paths fur fpeOators railed off, fo 35 to preclude
any podibility of danger. The principal entrance,
which fronts Dover-ilreet, comprifes a very hand-
-1
fome elevation, the toll.houfe on one fide, and a
correfpondcnt building on the oppolite, for buyer
and Idler, on the front of which are ;sliced tablets
of the tolls and penalties. From thi.erincipal en-
trance to St. George's-greet is a bricked wall, cop-
ed with done, and formounted with an iron railing,
giving a light and airy appearance, and (hewing
at one view the extent of the market ; the lower
part, beyond the toll-houfe, is railed off by a neat
oak fence.
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A few days agn, a carrot, 14 inches in circum-
ference, was taken up in a garden at Wakefield.
The following is amongll other inftanccs of the
extraordinary mildnefs of the feafon.—ln (mall
garden behind a gentleman's houfe in Church•
arect, Whitchaven, there is an apple•tree which
has two or thice bloffonis upon it, and form buds,
which fLem nearly ready for bur (king into leaf.
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R v.—Wednefday morning a fire broke out at
the Prince of Orange, in Fieldgate•tt Feet, through
the careleffnefs of a fervant, who was left in chlrr.e
of the candles. The infide of the houfe was en:
tirely burnt, and the fleepy fervant narrowly es-
caped the conflagrat ion, which was prevented from
extending further through the vigilance of the
JIM watchful neighbours.

'LAtf~ INTEL GL NCB.

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HIGII COURT OF AD MIRA LY, DOCTORS eOlittvfONt.

YejteTday, the Right Hon. Sir Wm Srpr-r pro-
ceed to the adjudication of the following (hips :
Vrow Jacoba, Mein E. 1.5014, Matter.—This
14 was clainied by the Mailer as neutral pro-
perty, and the quertion in this cafe was, with re-
lpeel to his national charafter. It was contended
on the part of the captors that he was a Dutch-
man by birth, that he had not diverted himfelf of
his original Dutch charader, and therefore his
property was liable to confifcation.
On the part of thc claimant it appeared that he
had been .
admitted a burgher of Oldenburgh, and
had eftablitheci there.—The Court pro-
nounced the reflitution of the (hip.
The cargo belonging to the above fhip was re
Bored the preceding day to the claimant, Mr.
WHITE, on the ground of his having a licence
granted him by this Government, permitting him
to go to France and refide there.
Negotie and Zeewart, DPCKSON, Marten
This thip was claimed as neutral property, but the
Court was of opinion that it was Dutch property;
that the transfer was f..lfe and colourable, and that
the tale of the (hip was mere ftelion and nothing
elfe.
Brookmerlu 13arioN s, Mafter.--This fhip
was condemned on the fame ground, of its being
Dutch propel ty.
Frau Catherina, Vos, Mafter.—This (hip
was likewife condemned as Dutch property.
Hoffnung, Maftcr.—ln this cafe it ap-
peared that the veirel was teixed by the captors
and carried into Li(bon, where the remained a con-
fiderable time,and became very leaky,and notwith-
ftanding the proteft of the Mailer, the captors pro-
ceeded to tea without any repairs being done to the
'hip, and flue was Obliged to put in again in a fhat-
tered condition. The captors bad contented to
reftitution in this cafe, but it was filbMitted to the
Court on the part of the claimants, that they were
intitled to height and demurrage for the long de-
tention of the veal], and alto the repairs.
The Court referred it to the Regitter and Mer-
chants, to report what expellees had been incurred.
Anna and Dorothy, --- MATTHEwsow, Maf.
ter.—This was a cafe of a breach of blockade, but
it appearing on thepart of the claimantsthatthefhip
went into the blockaded port. on account of having
flirting a leak, the Court refbored the fhip, being a
opinion that the cargo was to be delivered to the
deltaic(' port.

The reafon of his Majefty's brig Hercrea, com-
manded by Captain foxes, hoarding the INDIAN
CHIEF, Captain SsavicF, homeward-hound from
the Pref.dency of Bengal, with a cargo of rice,
was in confemience of her not anfwering the HtYl.l.
. M.'s private fignah, which were repeatedly boil-
ed, till the HUNTF 2, imagining the Op to be an
enemy, beiled the National Colours, in hopes of
Isis Chace doing the fame ; and was at lalt obliged
to bear clole down on the 'SDI AW Cuirr, to the
;neat panic of Al on board, who thought of no-
thing but being captured, when nearly in tight of
her own liiores. The (aft is, the ISDIAM CH ILT
had not env pirate fignals on board; conferpient-
ly was ignorant how to anCwer thole that were
thewn to her.
During the illuminations at Briflel, on Monday
night, by the unpa:atonahle eoraltha of a fervant
in quitting the beide entrulted t his care during
his mallet's temporary ab!ence, the prernifes of
Mr. Fear, hart:et-maker, in Marypert-Ilreet. were
burnt to the ground, occalioned, k is fuppoted, by
the li}elits letting tire to the window-franies.
A fellow who h id a large cart at Enfield-wafh,
on Monday tall, charged five 'billing a head for
.tdmiffion into it to fee the boxing match. About
twenty knowing-one: cheerfully paid their money,
and on this, as filmetimes on other meal-lons, were
completely taken in.
On Tuefday a ynutate• man, the fon of a refpe,Ft-
able linen-draper in the Strand, went to the limp
of a Banking-houle, and prefented a forged draft
for vol. ; a gentleman in the fhnp, out of com-
patlion to the youth, refilled the draft twice ; but
being again urged, the young man was defired to
walk into the back Counting.holife, when, being
told it was a forgery, lie inltantly drew out a three-
barrelled pidol, loaded with lugs, with which he
attempted to shoot Lirnfelf, but was prevented.--
The young man is taken into cullody ; his family
are greatly diareifed, and we conceal their name
for the prefcnt, not walling to add to their afflic-
tion. Thekeepitv; eAmpany with fame lonic wo-
men at the Ntlett End of the town has been the
calf:: of his ruin.
Plictioni:llA truly wonderful in this climate were
oblerved at fblir I on Friday lait :—About a
quarter pat lone,:'. M. the atrnofpliere. which had
previoully been clear, was fuddenly datketted ire
feattered chows, whit.li loon concentrated, and
than exploded. At this initant a whirlwind ar'fc,
which rent a (mall apperture in the mof of St. Ed-
mund's church, lightly damaged two houfes op-
po!ite, and tore up a mulberry tree in the garden
of Mr. Resonant, adjacent to the church-push—
In another part of the city, a drying lied in Mr.
WILKIE'S tan.yard was dna ..vn down, and ether
buildings were damaged. Fsathei s, (haw, an/1
other he;ltt fuhllance,, were cii cd into :he air.
whirling round with !rcat veloeny. Bat the mote
extraordinary circitnOalice ocri:rred at Ferd,
where the hurdlcs of Me. Peak I'S (beep-fold st ere-
forced front tile groin 1, carried an i-nnite:e
height in air, end eonfidsrable i;arse
from the (put wh.ec fh,•yhaff been fixed ! The top
of a large hayrick, belwping to Mr. WESCO7 r, at
Bilhop's•Do..sn,was at the fame time blown elf, ar d
irrecoverably Mattered nee, the coantry. Vivid
flafhes ()flight:ling, and lend peals of :sunder were
the awful accompaneri,.res if the l'henernen,n.
more refembling a Welt India torn ido. than the
(forms of our hetrilit:.c:e. It ! tited ahotit
twenty mire:_', di-ling t.i.ii it a :leas • rain
with hai', or rather pr ces oT ice, f me
meaflfte i three ..:cumr-creat

pcar. to I:Ave atv.ut
and vi:lent as it wa; I"( ni •fp ,tk, it
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FLAN OF THE SlirISS CONSTITUTION.

CONCLUDRD FROM OUR MEL br TE94ItORT.

- CANTONAL ORGANIZATION.

The Cantonal Diet is liltcWife charged with the
nomination of the Repl'eferitatives of the Cantor
-at the Sill National Dict. Their number will h.
equal• to that pointed out in the above tketeh.
which will-be mentioned to the prod:emotion of
Covernment. ft will afterwards proceed to the
choice of the Membets of the Authorities, which
it will have created t btit thefe authorities will
pot enter on aUive dUty, till after the plan of tht
Cantonal Organization (hall have been prefented
and enrwifteted itf cite atis of the lielvetic Thct.
In the neon time, the prefern authorities will con-
tinue their futiaions, until the raid enregiflering
That be legally fignitted r. them. From this mo-
ment the plan of the Cantonal Organization will
be Mader the varantee of the Republic, and no,
. change can be made in it without its confent.
The labrurs of the Cantonal Diet will be termi-
nated on the tit of September nett.
*Lamioeittlars sot c•ititriwo THI COPISTITC.
ttON nife EtFICT._

Pn•the sad of September next the Reprefenta-
. tives of :ill the Cantons, eleacd in the manner and
. to de number above-mentioned, will aireinble at
B and the INct will open its fittings.
ectle conllittition wfU be prefented according to
she ctiqoinmy forms, and the Diet will fanaion it
otmhithately Act-Wards; it will then proceed to
appoint the Members of the Senate.
The Memberi Of the Senate will meet in the
courfe of ten dayr,. and proceed to the nomination
' of two Landimminns and four Members of the
Pete Conned: As loon as thefe Conflitutional
Au prides are effablinted, they will give notice
. to .t e Diet; which will immediately be dillolved.
They will oblerve the fame formality towards
the Provilinnary
_Government ; and there powers
will al& immediately ceafe, Till that period,
thofe powers will, contin,ue their refpeaive fun.
tiosis. They are !Alewife fpecially charged to mate
Rif thi await laws meet:try for putting the pre-
fest .abnaitinioninto aaitify, as well as all the
meofurei to do away the obilacles which it might
experience. The fiat Diet cannot be employed on
any other filbjea than thofe above delcribed.
34 will alembic according to la* on the firfl of
January, illoa. The Members will hate been
eleiSed according to the formi pftfcribed by each
Cantonal Organization.
,CoisiNTlons Or ILiaIIILITYi
Tsai.' ,1.--No perfect can be permitted to ap-
pOint, or be appointed, to the National or Canto-
nal saions;
t. Unlefs he has refilled Id Switzerland for five
years, unlefs a competent fuiserior or Cantonal
authority diffnefe with this qualification.
a. iilf he be not a landholder in Switzerland, or
curare an Independent profellion.
• .f...alcinWs he pay a contribution.
Canton will regulate the amount Of this
talltribution.
For the Cantonal authorities, it mita be double
that of Diftrias; and for the National authorities,
triple that of the Cantonal authorities.

roticr OF BONAPARTZ-

di 1 &Marva, se my %nem"
Deurvarse, Nat. f, iff%
!tweeters' mid Sorcereffes were formerly burned
to death in France ; but the modern Parifians,
bluthing for the ignorance and barharifm of their
ancefton, give every encouragement to the myflie
art. So great is the member of its profefliirs, that
there art at this euoment, upon the Boulevard, be-
tween the old Rue.do Temple and la Madeleine,
upwardsof fifty who purfue their prophetic call-
ing in ithisofi as many different ways. Some have
tables fbrcharged with flags, covered with caba-
liftieal expreffions ; others have wheels with corn-
Partments for every age; fee, and rank its life. This
due makes yon chook from a parcel, a fquare piece
of blank paper, which being dipped into an empty
jar, coma oat fail of charatiers. This one has a.
robe adorned with hieroglyphics, which he eon-
Cults, and then tells you year fortune, through the
mediion of an enchanted tube. Another has a
magnificent orrery, and, by obfcrvationi, on the
planets, afcertains all the conjunaions and
&ions of human life. Not only do thefe magi- I
tiara differ in their prailice ; they have all their
different prices, according to their different degrees
of celebrity, from the itinerant TIRESIiS, with his
tWo owls perched upon his miferable apparatus in
the (tree, to the new CAGLIOSTIO, who dwells in
a palace ; from the fqualid hag, v. ho performs her
mylteries in Come difmal corner, to the elegant
Madame Vici.stes owe, the fplendid miftrefi of
the frneft houfe in the Rue d'Antichrift ; that is,
from a finale fon, up to five or fix byres. Nor is
this all t the angles of the firvets, the walls and
doors of public places, all the molt confpicuous
points and Inflations, are covered with bills an-
nouncing drays upon the fympathetie calculations
of lottery numbers; explanatory treatifes upon
draws difqui iitionsu ponrhe moil approved modes
ef cutting cards: gniJes to palrniftry s obfervatinns
upon the new method of calling nativities ; with
hints, impr.reemcnts, and ci:ticifins, on the rait-
nu% other branches of tine occult fciencrs, by
which the fuperaitiotis in Al ages hive fought to
attain a knowledge of faturity. Should the fancy,
grown tired of exploring the time to come, leek a
tetrofpeetive glance at the pail, evi.n here it is not
without the means of gratiticAtion : a witch of

Ender wrifes, or the fintarrnagnrie otters its
_ friendly u;1.1 exhibits to the
beholder the thadcs of his dead progenitor!. Thic

luperftitions frenzy pervades the whole body of
- fociety in Pari.,; hut of all the mocks of its gratiii
cation, the art of coming cards is in highefl favour
with the fair fez, of whom it :s not only the amide-
meta, but the almoit accnniplihinr7.t.
It is this rekr.ce th t Js Oh; finis i t., the;f
ration, and 1.0 nhich rite migical
• better paid than the et :he fek-tci
dies, or the moil ;,,,r trci;li S. I knee

peat indity of tWeisorifron Mt an it* 'know how to
'em a Intndkerchief, bet they all know how to cut
the earls. They fpend one half of life, in vadat-
'liters to divine the events of the other.. Ts a pro-
nofal of maninge. made to a lady ? inftead of con-
fatting her relatints, The "ronfillts her eltrels. In
evert other itnixrdant lien, there are the :Writers
who decide her condat; nay, in the melt semmon
weltrrences, to there The makes he final appeal.
—" Where is ybur matter:" Lays Lome, to her
;vvvie tbair.l re.. He is gone out, Madame."
" How, gone nut without letting me know it ?"
" Madame, you were aflecp, and he would not
have you diflarbeals;"4 There is (meting in
this.-.-NANNIVP/Ef give me my cards." -Monfieur
returns. What a cold reception!—" Where have
you been?" is I was about bainefs, rny lore. I
have been with the Minißer, then to the Trmfury,
then with my Agent, then at Change, then—
Malame turns away her face., ei And pray who
was Mat fair haired girl with tsttibm who have been
tit-ir-fete, all the morning!" What do you mean,
my dear? I really have not fpoken to a female
fence I left home." " It is in vain to attempt to
deceiveme; I know it all." " Who can sari fo
grofsly abufed your credulity?" " No, no; there i
cards have never deceived me; with them I can
trace yon wherever you go." What hufband would
fuffer his domeftic tranquillity to depend upon a
Queen of Diamonds, or a Seven of Spades? Yet
fo it is, and here we have a ?tout for at leaft ten
days, becaufe Madame has cut her cards in one
place, and not in another.
Suelris thetruepiaure of Priam manners at the
beginning of the isah century. This frenzy, the
difeafe cf the ignorant or the tuthapptt is, in the
prefent cafe, the natural rcfult of the French Revo-
lu:ion. It is, therefore, only its ettrerne violence,
unchecked by Government,that can excite fnrprife,.
Bow APA knows pet-fa:Sly wellthe nrength of this
popular prejudice, and yet he has taken no Ileps to
reltrain or countered it. We find orders of police
againft beggars. but
,none againft forcerers, al•
though fo formidable in number, and fo public in
prailice. It is true, the Paris papers fometimes.
cantain the report of the trial of a Sybil or a Ma-
gician, not as in England, for exercifing the Intl-
tery of their art, ben for having abufed it t not for
imputing upon Pimple credulity by an abfvfrd and
flattering tale ; but for innigating as indigent vo-
tary to commit theft, robbery, or forte other
hel-
nous offence, in order to procure the means of grati-
fying his curiofity and their avarice. A cultom,
therefore, fo notorious, fn uniierfal, and unrefirain-
,ed,t may be laid to exift by the tacit perminlon of
Governmeitt.—Perhaps it might not be going too
far tofay, by the encouragement of Government,
according to the maxim, that the principle of a
fyflom is belt preferved by reltrainingthe Beentionf-
nefs of its praftice. The fa.ft once eftablifhed, the
policy of the Fiasi Coesui in this particular be-
comes the next confideration. Among the variety
of conjectures in which the fpeculative mind may
indulge, there are two that appear entitled to par-
ticular notice. It the difpofition of the bulk of
Mankind to be indifferent to what is palling, and
folicitous only about what is to cotne. To them
the prefent good is nothing, the future every thing.
The imagination oter-rates the reality, and hence
the reality difappoints itt the enjoyment. This is
the cafe with thole who are even deemed happy.
Where the mind labours under the preffure of im.
.mediate affihnion,the feiicitade for the future is Rill
more lively—it looks forward to a folace for its
relent fufferingsit leeks in Murton a cure fnr
reality, and calls to its aid that fancy, the exereife
of which can charm e'en bodily pain, and fpread
a momentatry oblivion over all our forrows. Here,
then, human nature works in favonr of the politi-
cian who would with to divert the attention ache
public mind from exißing circumflances. No per-
fun ever role to abfOlute power itt a Rate, whole
intereil it more obvioufly is, and has been, to en.
courage this ptopenfity,and purfue this policy,than
BON A ?air He knows he is furrounded with,
Rifted jealoufies and ferret faction—he knows the
reliefs, aaive, intriguing temper of the_French.—
Left to Well; it might endanger the fafety and
permanence of his Government : it mull, therefore,.
be prevented from plotting at home. The public
mind mutt be diverted from plans for the redrefs of
prefent wrongs, or the cure of prefent difeafes.— 1
To effect this, Scylla* and Crfars have undertaken
remote campaigns, and protracted wafleful wars.
BONAPARTE effects the fame purpofe with more fa-
cility and equal fuccefs. He encourages the mind 1
in its propenfity to fix its at:antion on futurity.
On that boundlefs theatre, the enterprifing, Cie
fanguine, the difcontented, may indulge all their
hopes, form all their plans, and execute all their
changes, without impeding or counteratiing his
meafures. The prefent is removed from fight
when the eye is fixed on a future objcdl, and tile
wheels of Government mote with collilion, bc.
cattle they move in an empty (pace. -The Parifian
fybils and forever. will not inculcate any principles
or doctrine unfavourable to Government. They
are not like the aneient augurs and arufpices, li
cenfed and acknowledged, and confequently dan-
gerous from independence. They exit only by fut.-
terance, and they know that a Rate offence would
leave no medium between affluence and poverty,
betwern liberty and imprifonment, between con-
, lideration and contempt.

There 1; another view of the fubjeCt equall3-
flriking. Of all the nations of 4nticinity, the Ro-
mans were the moil ruperflitious. Modern France is
the proferfed rival of antient Rome. If then,
France would imitate Rome in her thirli for domi-
nion and military fame, why rejet any of the
means by which Rome was enabled to attain her
01)0 ? If Rome in every thing elk, why not
Rime in her fuperilltion ? In the hands of able
politicians and commanders, the predittion of the
cot thrayer has prevented defeat or obtained vic-
tory, by the courage which it has irifpired, or the
caution which it has infufed. The Janilfary who
is perfhaded that Paradife awaits him if be Rain in
in battle, rufhes impetuous to the charge ; hot a
uflind coats of mail crntld not infpire fo great a
rrri ,fence as that which the atfuranee of a prophet
no,f; into the breall Li a prufelyte. The at-
, llTnent of 13,,s APA rt to any particular form of
'l-.l:giou may be well doubted ; but the whole 14-

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;Or,' of hesll4 Sews Ws ttifefin a¢ iteddellndtallur
Jediny. Flaw often has be appealed to fortune :
The alto-iron of thig kinitnent JuteficiettAly dire
gives enthuGatin to valour, , It is Mitring liked'
to be convinced/ that die point at which we aktll
is that whkh fate has ordained we Seed reach.
The fancy comes cioiett to the reality, and the
prophecy always tends to its own coenpletion.

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PLAN OF THE SIMS CONSTITUTION. hem a Lan
the cards.
' CONCLUDED FROM OUR PURR Or vrefitztar. ,ottes to d
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- CANTONAL ORGANIZATION. lilting he
The Cantonal Diet is likcwife charged with the every odic
nomination of the Repl'efetitativet, of the Cantor who dcciJ
-at the firil National Diet. Their number will h. wciirrenc
eonat to that pointed out its the above (ketch. Whei
which will-be mentioned' in the prod:emotion of,,gimme e
Covernment. It will afterwards proceed to the " How, E
choice of the Membeis of the Authorities, which " Madam
it will have created ; bttt thefe authorities will have you'
pot enter on waive duty, till after the plan of th, this.—Nai
Cantonal Organization_ (hall have been prefented returns.
2nd enrwiftered id cite aas of the Helvetic Thet. you been?'
•• In the nieon time, the prefect authorities will con- have been
tinge their funaions, until the raid enregiftering then with
Chad be legally fignified fq them. From this ma. Malame
mdnt the plan of the Cantonal Organization will was Mat G
• be 'ruder the varautiee of the Republic, and nos tee-ie-rote, a
. chant can be made in it without its confent. my dear?
The labrurs of the Cantonal Diet will be termi. fince I left
naied oil the tit of September nest. deceiveme
asamiositzers rot C•RRYINO THR COWITITU. grofsly abi
?ton INTO streCT. cards have
Pathe sad of September next the Reprefenta. trace yon s
. tires of all the Cantons, ele,cd in the manner and Coffer his
. to the number above-mentioned, will atfcsnble at Ctieen of 7
B and the INct open its fittings. Co it is, at
'The conilittition will be prefented according to days, beta
she etrqoinalty forms, anti the Diet will fanaion it place, and
- tftgicidsately Viet-Wards; it thee proceed to Suelristl
appoint the Meinbers of the Senate. beginning
The Ifemberi Of the Senate will meet in the difeafe cl t
• " courfe of tam days,. and proceed to the nomination prefent Carl
Of two Landimminns Ria Mar Members of the lu:ion. It
Pett Council. As loon as thefe Conflitutional unchecked
Au orities are efl'ablinted, they will give notice Bow araitr'
tot e Diet; which will immediately be diffolved. popular pr
They will oblerve the fame formality towards rettrain or
the Provifinnary
_Government ; and thefe powers againil be,
will aro immediately ceafe, Till that period, though fo
titer& Formic will, contin,ue their refpeaive fun* pr nice.
tioeft. They are !Alewife fpecially charged to maim contain the
*ll the await laws necelfary for putting the pre- gician, not
fent übnaitutioninto aaicity, as well as all the tery of the
meoforei to do away the oh/lades which it might imputing v
experience. The fiat Diet cannot be employed on flattering t
any other fithjea than thole above deicribed. tary to cot
1z Will alembic according to la* ott the 111-R of noun offenc
• ja:Mary, illos. The Members will hate beep lying his ci
elabcd according to the forma pftfcribed by each therefore, i
Cantonal Organization. , may/ b
,CoiED:Tions or iiiiaeloirryi GOvalUlle
;rsTLE perfon can be permitted to ap- far tofay,
or be appointed, to the National or Canto. according
nal saions; fy Item is lm
t. Unlefs he has refilled id Switzerland for /We nets of its
years, nnlefs a competent fuperior or Cantonal policy of tl
authority diffsenfe with this qualification. comes the
s. be be not a landholder in Switzerland, or of eonjeau
' exert* an independent profeffion. indulge, t/
• kallnlefs he, pay a contribution. titular not
Canton will regulate the amount of this "mankind t,
Calltribution. folicitous
For the Cantonal authorities, it until be double the prefent
that of Difirias; and for the National authorities, The imagi
triple that of the Cantonal authorities. the reality
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pronsarte. Nay.% fffP ' realitr an
twercerers Sercereffes were formerly horned of wh'id,
to death in France; but the modern Parifians, a moments
bluthing for the ignorance and barharifm of their then, hum