Star.
London, England, 1805-03-22 00:00:00

FINE NEW CRANBERRILS.

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SKILL and Co. Nos. is and to, Straiici, beg leave
to acquaint their Friends and Public, th,y have rxeived a fup-
ply of Cranberries In the molt prime coulnion, and is!' fo truly a
hilarious flavour and C update qualit/, that they ted the grcatelt
fatisfaction in recommending them, and at this juncture when
fruits en-every kind ..sr fo very fcarce, had, and dear, it is prefinn-
ed this molt valuable article will be in the highelt citimation with
every family. ice wily on account of its tecooocity, but for its be-
ing the molt deloioua fruit for Puddings. Tarts, and Pies.
In Jan, at ys. 64 tas. and :es- each, (ready money) packed for
Tovmor Country.—Letters poll paid attended to.
N. B. The trade may be fupplled whoiefale in Caaci.
CI4ILiq.A INS- arc curedby one application of
WHITEHP.AD's fluid ESSENCE of NI U fARD, and the
grecrell Sprains and Bmifes, in Ids than half the time ufeany
eaten by Opodehloc, Arquebufade, or any other liniment or em-
brocation ; and if ufed immediately after any accielenia it prevons
the part turning black.
The Mußard Pills are alto taken with fingular *eels in all
Rheumatic, Paralytic and Gouty affedions, blumbeN' s Spafms,
et wandering pains, Flatutcact badly:Rion, and generalDebibry,
at ahr fame time, the ghee Enid Eifence is applied to the pans
*felted, in Mote complaints where Deeelrary. It is prepared and
Lid at ae. 9d. each boa ne bottle, by it. johnßoa, apothecary,
No. as, Creek-Brat, Soho, London.

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Tke Chilblain Ointment, for dranfing and fraadily heating
broken Chilblains, is alio prepared by Mr Jobniton, pain taatd
lath Box.

TO THE LADIES.
BAGAZErS ORIENTAL DEPILATORY.
SUP LUOITS HAIRS on the PACE,NECKand ARMS,
hay.. in all ages sod Countries been crinildered highly dcrogatoryto
female !Mit .cF, aril it remained unexplained that the Ladies of
Epp( 3;k: • !lit:- halm Nations Mould be entirely exempt frum
tilts fcourge d Reat.ty, fo frequent so Northern Climates To
Lady M.W. M—ate, Europe was at length indebted for the keret
obtained from a FentaleFriend,during her refsdente in Turkey, and
where, it appears,the Ladies conttatitly make de of the above Pre-
p station at the Baths.
Recommendation alone, would llill, as hithet tn. have been found
tnificient to circulate a Depilatory, the exclufive aka of which is
it.v triable and perm meat. never eatifing the !lighten irritation to
the mott delicate iktn, did not junk* to the public require that
they should be laved from the painthl effett-of Injurious and cos,
norm applications. molt of them futile attempts to imitate the
above,snd introduced to the Public under V• 160115 names.
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To aceommodAtc I.adfas too &tact for perfunal appfl-
CatiOn, their orders !.y poft, for a tingle Bottle or larger quuntity,
will lir pond (tally ra.cu:rd to any part of Tersen or Country. loch
1: del s indoiing the amount. addreffed to Mrs. Knight, N 0.33,
King-itrtct. Holborn, fie doors from Holborn. Price 3s. 6d. the
honk. Aii abatement of One Shilling in he Bottles.
N. B. None is vr.uioe unfelt !lined in UK rrepriespr's bud-
waiting, to imam% %WU is Wet/.

Refolved unanimoully—That, in due attention to the general hi-
tercits of the feveral Proprietors above-mentioned, we whole
name, are hereunto fubferited, will defer the circulation of all
Periodical Publications wbatfoever, in conformity with the above
Refolution, mulling that the Readers and Patrons of thole Works
willliberally and cheerfully fulunit toe delay which has for its objcift
the prevention of a very confiderable i.create in the price of books.
Ref°Wed, That this Refoluti.e (fir. d by the Chairman) be ad.
vertifed. with that of the Prop it,ora and Publiiiiss of the Peri-
odical Publie..itims, in the Lovkiasi No4piper4
W DAVI Fl 3, Chairman.
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PORT OF PLYMOUTH.
SAI.F. OF SPIRITS. &c.

On Turfday, March siS. tBcs, by tea o'clock in the forenoon, will
be expofcd to RIBLIC SALE, at the Cuitom-Finufc, ill this
Port.
1 'HE UNDER MENTIONED GOODS, viz.
700 Gallon. of Brandy, 6o Gallons of Rum,

600 Gallons of Gencvl,

so Gallons of Wine,

Of inferior Itrcnoth. In fmall Lots, for the accommodation and
lac of private potions, not dealers in Spirits.
iS9 Pound, of Colfoo. 53 Yards Long Cloth,
39 Pounds Souchong Tea, 97 Yards Black Lace,
56 Pounds Co•ton Yarn. No. t Lace Co.
56 Pounds of Sugar, Nat Metal Canifter,
4 Pounds of Ptolemy, N 0.3 Boats and Materials,
ai Pounds of Soap, and
An old Malt and Win4lbro, returned from the Shark and Pro.

vidence Cutters.
N. B. The Goods above mentioned will be fet up in (evenl lots,
and fold to the higheft bidder.
Attendance will be given as the Cullotn•boufe afonefaid, fcr
viewing and tailing the fame, three days before the day of sale.

OAR TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD By AUCTION,

The end of this prefect month of Much, or the beginning of

April next,
ALarge Quantity of OAK TIMBER TREES,
adapted fur ohip-buildimg And other purpofes, where Teets
of large dimenfi.ms are preferred, now growing in the Well Clax-
by and Fotheengton. W. 0.15, and on the Well Vale Elate, near
Alford, in the County of Lincoln. The Timber is (Landing 6x
miles &lent from the Sea, velure the lime may be Of.pped.
The Conditions under which the Timber will be fold may be
obtained at the Office of Nita'. Forfter, Cooke and Frere, No. 6,
Lincoln's inn, London, a tort night before the fele : and the Tim-
ber my; be viewed by .ipplication to Mr.Yorititont, Reward at
Well Vale aforefsid.

OAK IMBER.
TO BC SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBBINS,

On Mouday the Sth day of April next, at three o'clock in the
afternoon, at the Swan Inn, Welt Broom wick near Birmingham,
ALARGE QUANTITY of OAK TIMBER
TREES, adapt al for Engine Timber, Ship Building, and
other purpofes, where Trees of large dimenlions are preferred;
now growing in the FRYARS PARK WOOD. near Weil Brom-
wich aforefald, and on Mr. Swain's Farm, in the Pariet of Handf.
worth, near Birmingham aforefaid ; and the Timber and Bark
.nay be conveyed to the Market by means of the Canals which
pals near mike Eftate. The trees arc numbered and marked, and
may be fees by applying to Mr. Thomas Bayley, Small Heath,
near Weft Bromwich aforefakl.

The particulars of the Lou, and the conditions under which the
Timber will be fold, may be known of the Audtioneer, Binning.
ham; and at the Offices of Mr.
djaMCS Land Agent, No le,
Carey-ft:vet, Lincoln', Inn, Lon ons and at Weilfborn, near
Stratford en Avon, Warwieldhire.

OAK TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBBINS,

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On Wei;hickey the loth day of April ncit, at two o'clock...tn the
afternoon, at the Crown Inn, Abbotu &amley, in tie Couuty

LADICa ANL/ CYN I LLMLN,
THE D.ty of EleEtion to fill the vacancy in your
Court of Direaors, occalloned by the death of Mr. WIL-
LIAMS,being heed fer Thoth'sy the sBth inftant, I fesueft the
honour of your early attendance at the ballot on that day, and the
favour of your fuffrages.
The fuperior fupport I have received from the Proprietors at
large orarrants the molt confident and undoubted profpedt of my
fumes. I beg to allure you that I (hall always retain the molt be-
coming fenfe of the obligation, and endeavour at all times to mull-
feft the lineerity of my declaration, by the teftimmay of a zealous
and honourable difcharge of my daty.
I have the honour to be,
• Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your melt obedient bumble fervent,
New Brold.ftreet, JOHN JACKSON.
London, Maras 15, 1803 •

tR. JACKSON's Committee meet at his Houfe,
New Broad-I/zee, every day at twelve o'clock, and will be
obliged by the communication of :my friendly information.

HOL z.AND.

NEW CONSTITUTION OF HOLLAND.

H icor, MARCH 17.—0 n Friday lan, in the Le-
gifl dive Meathly, a letter was received from the
Dileetory of State, propofing, t. That the new
plan of Coratitution for the Batavian Nation, (hall
be laid before the people for their affent or diffeat ;
proiicfed, 2, That on the eventual acceptance of it,
the propofition ihall at the fame time be made to
the Batavian people, to accept as Penfionary, Rut.
ger Jan Schimmelpenninck, invelied with fuch power
and authority, as is prefcribed in the Plan of the
Conhitution ; and 3d, That the Direftory of State,
in purfuance of the claufes contained in the decree of
September 14, tBc4, 111.411 fubmit the one and the
other to the Batavian people. This letter was refer-
red to a Committee of nine Members, among whom
was De Lange Van Wyngaerden ; and the propofi-
tion was in the mean time ordered to be printed for
the ufe of the Meos!rers.

The Plan of Coratitution confins of 29 octavo
pages, divided into eighty-feven articles, the lull nine
of which contain general limitations ; from Article
ten to fourteen inclufive, the territorial divifion of the
Republic is fixed, which, as hitherto, is to form 8
Departments, again divided into Arrondilfements or
Diftrids, which are fettled by law, the ezercife of
fearages to continue provifionally on the prefent foot-
ing. It is alto propoled that no ecclefialtics, of any
perfuafion, (hall be eligible to offices of political Go-1
vernment, and that the Military (hall only have a
right to vote at the plaie of their ellablithed refi-
deuce, and not where they may lie in garrifon.
Articles 15 to 37 inclufive, treat of the Legiflative
Body, the title of which is to be—THEIR HIGH
MIGHTINESSES, Tep;Tfenting the Batavian Commonwealth,
the Memhrrs of which are to adopt the title of
HIGH AND MIGHTY LORDS. The fovereignty of the
Batavian People is to be reprefented by that Altem-
bly, with the Penfionary. To it is to belong the
enaament of laws ; it is to confift of nineteen Mem-
bers, to be elated every three years, and to be no-
minated by the Departmertal Governments, viz.
feven fur Holland, one for Z:,rland, one for Utrecht,
and two for each of the remaining province; ; their
qualifications, to be voters, of the age of thirty, born
within the eight Departments, or Colonies of the
State, and before their appointment having refided fix
years in the department to which they are eletted.
The Departmental Government nominates four
perfons, and tranfmits loch nomination to the Peri-
-1 lionary, who reduces the number to two, from which
the former eleds. The Petitionary opens the Al-
(*nobly of Their High Mightineffes, when they pro-
ceed to the electon of a Prefident from their Body ;
:he Affembly to be affiltel by a Recorder, elated
from a nomination made by them of two perfons not
of their Body, to be tranfmitted to the Penfionary.
All decrees of Paid Alferably to be figned by the Pre-
(Went, and counterfigned by the Recorder. The
Members of that Allembly to vote, without being
charged by, or confultiog with, the Departmental
Governments, to whom alto they are not refponfible
for their condua in the Affembly of their High Migh-
tiudtes.

of Stafford,
, LARGE QUANTITY of OAK TIMBER
TREES, adapted for Engine Timber, Ship-building, and
other porpoise, where Trees of large dimenfions are preferred ;
now growing in Bromley Park, near Abboits Bromley aforefaid ;
and the limber and dark may be conveyed to the Market by means
of the Canals and Navigation which pat: near to the Elate. The
frees are numbered and marlud, and may be Len by applying to
Mr. Alcock,at Bromley Park aforefaid.
The particulars of the Lou, and the conditions ender whkb the
Umber will be fold, may be known of the Autlioneer, Birming-
ham ; and at the Mire, of Mr. lime., Land Agent, No. 14,
Carey-itreet, Lincoln's Inn, London ; aft: x Wellib"ru, near
atratfogil um Avon, Warwkklbirc.

The Members of the Departmental Government,
Secretaries of State, Members of the Council of State,
of the Council of Finances, and of the Courts of Juf-
tice, are not to fit in faid Alterably till they have
refigned the polls which they filled on their nomina-
tion. Said Atfembly debates on no other fubjeCts
than thole fubmitted to it by the Petitionary; they
confent to or negative them, without making any
change or modification ; and the law propofed paf-
fing the affirmative, intimation of it to be imme•
diately given to the Petitionary, he being charged
with the promulgation and execution of it. If it be
negatived by the A liembly, it alto gives the Pen-
tionary notice of the rejellion and of the reafons for
filch rejellion, when he may propofe it once more, ad-
ducing new motives, or making tome alteration in it.
It is to that Aftembly exclufively confided, to de-
-1 liberate "n the general eftimates of the public necetli•
ties, and all augmentations thereof, to be laid before
it by the Petitionary. At his instance it grants, after
having received information from the National Court
of Juttice, pardu►y abolition or remifEun of punilh-

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men', inflifted by judicial fentenees ; and, not being
affembled, he is qualified to fufpend the execution
of a fentence, but obliged to communicate the mat-
ter to the Alfembly on its fucceediiig feflion. To
that Allem!)ly exclufively belongs the right of ra-
tifying treaties of peace, alliance, and commerce ;
but the fecret articles attached to fuch treaty are not
comprehended in that ratification, which articles,
however, mutt not be repugnant to the public ones,
and not tend to the cetlion of atiy territory of the
Batavian Commonwealth ; nor can any declaration
of war take place before a previous decree of their
High Mightineffes, on the propoll:ion of the
Penfionary.
The Affcmbly to meet twice a year, viz. from
April 25 to the Ift of June, and from the ill of De-
cember to the 15th of January ; but it may be lum-
moned to meet extraordinarily, as often as the Pen-
fionary (ball deem it advifable. One•third of the
Members of that Affembly goes mit on the ft of
December, and the day of their withdrawing is fixed
to the day of firfl alfembling ; whi.o withdrawing,
for the firll time, (ball occur on December t, 1806.
For indemnity, travelling expences, and refidence at
the place of meeting, the Members are to enjoy an-
nually the him of 3oco guilders. The Members
whole time has expired, are again eligible ; and, on
the termination of each feflion, the Afrembly is to
be doled by the Penfionary.
Articles 38 to Li, inclutive, fix every thing relat-
ing to the Penfionary, and cm.ain in fubflance as
follows :

The Petitionary, by virtue of the Conaitution, re
prefents their High Mightineffes in all that concerns
the Government, and exerciles the executive power
in their name. He is ele&ed 1. t five years, by the
majority of the nineteen Members of the Air mhly,
and may at all times he re-eldled. The corny ence•
ment, however, of the fill five years is to take place
from the period of the peace with England, comput-
ing from the la of January of each year. He may
refign at pleafure, when, in filch or other like cafes,
he is to be fucceeded, ad inirrim, by the Prefident of
the Attembly of their High Mightineires, whole duty
it is to fummon the Members immediately, for the
appointment of a fucceffnr.
The Penfionary exercifes, in no cafe, any legiflative
power ; and is excluded from interfering with mat-
ters whch arc confined to the Tribunals instituted by
law ; nor is he to clifp-fe of the pecuniary means of
the State, otherwife than in conformity to law.—
He appoints a Council of Stare, (if no lees than five
and no more than nine Members, who mutt virile
the fame qualifications as the Members comparing
the Alrembly of their High Mightineffes ; and whom
he is obliged to confult previous to laying a propofe4
law before their High Mightineffes ; he may perfon-
ally fupport filch law in the Alfembly, or caufe it to
be done by Members of the Coutic:l of State in his
name. He appoints General Secretary, and five
Secretaries of State for the di-part:nett cf. Foreign
Affairs, of the Marine, of tits ter,
having tinder him
three Connfellors, to ailid him. He alto appoints
the Diplomatique Agents to F. ire;gn Courts, all the
Officers of the At my, and of the Navy, all Funflin-
naries of the State, and all the Members of the Tri-
bunals appertaining to matters of general govern-
ment, excepting thole of the Meionial Cool t. The
fleets and armies of the Bataviati Commi nwealth ate
at his difpofal ; he enviers military rank; the leen-
rity and dignity of the State i, to be m tintained by
him ; the uninterrupted adminitiratiiin ~f jultice ;
the maintenance and execution of the laws ; he is
charged with the ftrpreme police throughout the
whole Republic, as well in civil a; eceleriailical mat-
ters • and appoints the M igiittates of the place
which is the feat of Government.
The Penfionary has the chief direction of di; na-
tional treafury ; lie fixes the titiaries of the Public
Funftionaries, and grants pentians, according to the
provifus made by law.- He delivers annually a ge-
neral ellimate of the wants of the State to the Allem-
bly of their High Mightineirzs, who are to approve
or reje&, but not to alter it. In this etiolate is to
be an item, for objcss not fufeeptible being fpeci-
fied, and of which the Pent-mat y difpitees Pr the
fervece of the State, and to ind:mnify him for flip-
porting his office with proper dignity, and the pay-
ment of the perfons employed in his particular bu-
reau • nothing elk being required of him at the end
of the year, than a declaration in his hand writing,
that the laid furn has been expended excharively for
the need...tries and the interns of the State, without
baying ferved to enrich himself r r bi, fa:nily. The
financial means continue as at pre ant in each depart-
ment; but it is recommended to the Penli.inary, as
one of the firlt cares, to de itfe every piillible means
of augmenting the public revenues, to limplify every
branch of Administration, and to introduce every
where the molt rigid economy ; to preterit new pro-
jet% of laws, whether for the improvement of the
prefent mode of taxation, or for the intlitution of a
general fyftem of Finance, inilead of the prefent de-
partmental plan of taxation.
The fame day escond letter was received in the
Legiflative Affembly from the Dire Cory of State,
containing a propofitiun for a new extraordinary
contribution of 3 per cent. on the property of the ci-
tizens, to be paid in three equal terms, before the
t3th Auguft, 14th November, and isth February
next, on the (ante footing as the late conttibution of
that Elmore, to be placed at the difpofition of the new
Government ; which Letter was referred to the Com-
mittee of Finance.

The National Syndicate, frrni a conviCtion, that
they were no longer able to terve the Stare in any
effential manner, or to fupport a Contlitution which
hail for Come time pail been rapidly omit:ming, as
well from external as intcrnal cauies, has tent in its
refizoation to the Legit.larive
ROTTERDAM, MARCH lc.—On Friday lift the cz-
lebrated General SEBAO lAN' arrived at the Hague ;
and next day he &parte,' fur Arullerdam, accum•
puried by two officers.

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