Star.
London, England, 1805-04-13 00:00:00

HOL LAND.

Ittooa. Aram I..—The State Direibry of the
Barmier; Republic makes known--Whereas the
State Directory has learned, that different notions
are exifling, and that tome fcruples are entertain-
ed, relative to the true fenfe of the 2d, and of the
latter part of the 3d articles of the publication of the
25th inft. refpating the propofed plan of the Conn
tution ; the appointment of Rurzaa Jeri Somme',
rammisce, as firft Penfionary of the Council, and the
qualification of the fame for introducing the Confti.
tution ; as if it could be inferred from the fecund
point of the third article, that the inhabitants moil
give their votes feparately on the three points afore•
raid; whilft others feem to infer from the latter part
of the third point of the third article, that thole
voters, who have not given in their votes, (hall be
confidered to have accepted only the plan of the
Connitution, and not the nomination of R. J. Scam
MILPIIIIIINCE, nor the qualification to be conferred
upon him.
And taking into confideration, how contrary limb
an explanation would be, not only to the purport of
the Paid publication, but alfo to the fenfe and the con-
text of the propofal of the Diredory, and the fable-
rent approbation of the Legiflative.Body, and that
it is effential to employ, in an affair of fo great im-
portance; every means which may ferve a, prevent
any polfible mifunderftanding,
The Direitory therefore, has refolved to declare,
that the fenfe and meaning of the aforefaid propol.d,
confequently alfo of the publication emanated there-
from, reqnires, that the three fubjeds occurring in
the 2d feetion of the 3d article of the publication of
the 25th of March !aft, viz.
x. The plan of the Canititution :
2. The nomination of Rutzer Jan
Pentionsey of the Cosset!.
3. The glanced= to be conferred upon him, for introducing
that Conibtation

4 as Firit

Mutt not be feparated from one another ; hut that
the inhabitants mutt give in their vote on thefe three
(*Weds together, frond and fowl, by yes or no ;-ri"
and that by confeqiience hereof, as likewife from the
tenor of the ad article of the raid publication, the
latter part of the third-feltion of the third article of
the aforefaid publication. mull be underttood to, that
all thofe lawful voters who !hall not have delivered
their votes, will be confidered to have accepted, not
only the plan of the Contlitution, but alfo the norni-
I
natgla of A.UTZRII. JAN SCHISM BLPIN MUSIC 11, as Eirtt
!Ftifionary, and the qualification to be contused asp.
In him for introducing the Conftitistion, as a ware-
" Deuce of the propo&d.
The State Direetory orders, that the prefent pqh-
litatioa fall be publicly read, and affixed wherever
it is requifite.
_ _ _

Attie Rages, March, 18os.
(Signed) J. s. 1111C.M.
Bt order of- the" State Dittaory.: ;
(Counterfigned) itasstaite

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LONDON.

SATURDAY, APRIL Tl.
'MICR OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONP. (001.ACR,
Conrol4, fur money, 57ii—Ormium 2 it.

We have received French and Dutch Papers, or
day later than thole which came to hand on Wed
nefday. The Aufirian cordon, on the frontiers r
Turkey has been reinforced, in confequence n
the formidable afpeEt which the hoftilities in Servi-
have latelyaffnmed. The Sereians who have al
ready taken the field, do net, according to other 30
vices, amount at prefenf, to more Than ten thnufand
but this force can, if neteffary, be augmented r
40,009 in the courfe of eight days. All the inhah.
tants of the country are Rated to be in arms,
ready to march at the &melt notice r and. from th-
method !Atli which this infurreEtion has been affered
little 4oubt is entertained of its being the remit
Gallic perfidy.—A letter from Cadiz of the. 2tiv 'tit
Bata, that a, corfair, fitted out at that port, has cap-
tured and feat into. Malaga four h& velrele, +with
very valuable cargoes. FRAIeCOLi DS NIIVINMATIAV
has. been,appointed Prefident of the French Senate
fo!,,ose fear from the tgth of May neat. Thetas.
.peror (11./pitarAars) haaadded five General Officers
to the number of his. Aisles-de-Camp, among wttom
is General Juana-. Ambafador to the Prince Regent
of Portugal. . Prince EUGINI BIAUHARIMIS paired
through Turin on the 6th ult. at the head of the Im-
perial Guards. on his way to Milan, and was received
with high honours by all the Magißrates, Generai
Oftcers„ &c.

One oethe minor Paris journals of the date April
te Rates that “ the Toulem Beet, augmented to twelve
fail of the line, is again in a complete conditinn for
fva, rani Oat the obit& of its failing muft be left to
the penetration of the editors of the Englith papers."
The French are very adverfe to admit, that any
(Ups are taiscn by Rafts, which indices • any thing
like anlntentloWto take an attire part in the prefent
war. On who principle can we _acenunt for the
Aforsiteur admitting, as our Readers will fee by the
fubloine4 article from Genoa, that already " there
so,ooo Ruffian; at Corfu, and a great number
More expetted." - - -

Genoa, March it,.
"Letter from.Corft. dated February Kt, ripre-
fent that city cOntabling about fix thonfandinbabi.
'rants hi deprived of all refouree. They reckoned
there already 20,000 Ruffians, and a great number
more Were expeaed--great fcarcity prevailed, and
the few provifions which the inhabitants were able
to procure cost them exorbitantly dear."—Mosimar,
March 29.

- trona the putch_rapers we have ettraeled a Pro-
clataatioh of the Stitt Dire/tory, relating to the. ac-
ceptance cd the New Conftitation. It would apppr,
that the unfortunate Batavians wished to vdte 41.
tintftively upon the three seueftions which were calm
fabmitted to them ; which mode of ifeition, the Di-
reftory forefeeing its confequences, have thought pro-
per to prohibit. The three propaticins, namely, the
Plan of the Conftitution the appointment of ScnlM-
adsa
as Penfionary ; and the qualifications
to be confeited upon him, •are to be decided on, con-
jundively, and muft either be accepted, or rejetted
tato," They mull take the four with the tweet—
no Scnnenas.ronsincn, no Cooftinnion.

The Hamburgls Map, due on Wedewfday. arrived
this morning. A letter of the stir, from that city,
Rates as follows: 44 Two Harnburgh (hips from
England, (Captains names ENLit and Thetas) who
were obliged to put into Cuxhaven by Rrefs of wea-
ther, have been (cited by the French, and their car-
goeiconfifcated, to he IhAred among the troops occu-
pying Harover. The •alue of their cargoes is &woo
marks. ban:o.

The following are the only other articles worthy
of notice received by this mail:
VISHWA, MARCH z7.—On the 24th inf. died here,
in the .04tli year of hio age, nniverfally lamented,
the reigning Prince Louts of Lichtentlein. By hii
will he has fecured to all his domeßics and depen-
dants their falaries and pinfions, during life. He has
left 1,200,000 florins annutel revenue. His heir is
Prince Jous of Lichteneein. To-day the body lay
in Rate in public; and tomorrow will he conveyed
to Moravia, and buried in the family vault.
It is now determined that the Diet of the Kingdom
of Hungary (hall meet in the month of November.
The Emperor of the French has canted the Palace
of .the Count de Faits to be purehafed :—it will, in
future, be the hotel of the French Embaffy.
RATISRON. MARCH 29.—The new titles of hi'
Highnefs the Eleflor Arch-Cgancellor, ate CHARLE!,
by the Grace of Gon, Primate of Germany, Arch•
bifhop of the See of Ratifbon, Arch-Chancellor and
Eleftor of the Holy Roman Empire, Prince of Af-
chaffenburg and Ratifbon, Count of Wetzlar, &c.
The French Charge d'Affaires has officially an-
nounced to feveral Miniflers at the Diet, that the
Emperor Naroisow was nominated King of Italy,
and communicated to them the Ma►itevr, containing
the pieces relative to that nomination.

BILRCILONA, MULCH 16.—Yeflerday evening the
Englifb fleet appeared before our harbour, and (cm a
Flag of Truce to the Commandant General here,
requiring refrefitments and neceffAries for the iqua•
dron, with threats in cafe of refafal. His Excel-
lency, in Confequence, called s meetinkof the prin.

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cipal Military Authorities, to take their opinion in
what manner it woild be proper to ae: advice was
fent to the Englies, that an enfwer would loon be
returned, which, however, has not yet been fent.
COIISTAIIITINOPLIe Fn. s.—The RolLull troops I
defined for Corfu, which till their departure for that
Wand, have been lodged in barracks at Buyukdera,
have fuffered much from the climate, to which they
were unaccufomed. The troops will continue their
voyage as loon as the flips that brought them- have
been repaired.
As loon as the Pacha of Scutari had left Adrian
pie the banditti of Rowel's again colle6ed to the
number of boo men, and laid under contribution or
burned feveral villages, and approached. fo near to
the capital, that apprebentions were entertained for
its fifety ; but we have finee received the agreeable
intelligence, that a bong detachment which has
parched againft them, has but them up in a village,
and furrouaded them in fuel a manner, that not one
of theft banditti will be able to efcape.
In Egypt the Albanians fill prevent the Beys (rim
advancing &Vain) I %tat 'thej( number dindoilltes
every day, by defertian, and repeated engagements,
and is now Dot fuppokel to be more than 4000.
Tweaty-five other Beys have Joined the Sfanselultes,
Which latter are receiving reinforcements every day.
Thegoorage of the Mamelukes is much praifed. ail is
the experience of Mehetned Alli, the Chief of Use Al-
banians. Almoft all the Confide and European
agents have left Cairo, and retired to Rofetta or
Alexandria.
-On the loth of January Admiral Matson fent ad-
vice to the Engli& Amdaffador here, that the Tou-
lon fleet bad put to fee, with a great flambee of
troops on board. probably intended to make a de.
heat on the Morea.or on Egypt. The Admiral. at
the fame time, fent advice of the failing of this fleet
to the Turkift Commandant of Caron, in the More*.
Aral 2.-311111' Gazette contains the
following article, dated Paris, March 28 Private
Igtun from Brea mention, that (hey are there a/live-
ly employed to embarking tB,OOO men on board the
fleet. The Council of. State meets alma every day
at St. Cloud. The Pnpe will not return-to Rothe by
the way of Milan. The comnation of the King of
Italy will be performed by the Archbithop,Cardinal
Centime-. Whether Lecta■ Boaerilaill is at pre-
fent at Milan, is ow publicly known."
We are affortd that the Trench Government has
granted to Portugal a further neutrality, on condi-
tion of an annual fubfidy of fix millions of crufedee.
The new forced loan of three per cent. oceafions
lea dikontent than perhaps any of the preceding, as
It is hoped that it will be the aft of the kind.
ALTOSA. APRIL, Sr.—Theft is talk of pa impon,
Cant enterprise which the Eleelbr of Bavaria is abet*
to confide to the care of a very aide Engineer, whom
be has taken into his (c►vic.. It is propcifed to.join
hi Danube and the Maine by a Canal which -Gall
croft 'the whose of Franconia. This Canal may be
compared to that by which it, is propefed to unite the
Saone and the Rhine. Veffels from Amtleedam may
then proceed by the one to the Black Sea, and by the
other to the Mediterranean.

The approaching arrival of his bfajelly the Em-
peror of Germany, at Venice, has been officially an.
nounced in the Gazette of that City.

A fuccellor to Lord Mst.vit.i.e, as Firt Lord of
the Admiralty, has not yet been appointed.
Lord Mar,vit.t., left the Admiralty, on Thurfday
afternoon, for Wimbledon.
Yellerday, at three o'clock, the Loan CHANCELLOR
had an interview with Mr. PITT, at his.honfe in
Downing-beet.

Mr. PITT entertained Lord Essasloanvon, and
other friends, at dinner yelierday, in Downing-9feet.

Yellerday morning. the Ruffian Amberador van•
fatted bufinefs at Lord MuLcaara's Of

This morning Marqui, Coaawaws yet off from
his hook in 01,1 Burlingtorpareet for Portfmouth, to
embark in the AIWVIA iligatt for India. This vele!
Lis been equipped in a kyle filserior to any that ever
put 0.44 from a Brains port. The Marquis was
accompanied by Lord Casrutasacm, who will pro-
ceed with him to Portfmouth.
Admiral Sir Tot o s TP.OO ea MOB leavestown neat
week for Ilt:rtfmouth, from whence he will fail in the
IlLsonstw, for the E. 411 Indies.

In the Lift of the Majority on Monday lag there
are two miflakes. Mr. Deviant. did not vote ;'and
*.T. Boobs', whoinielidei to vote againit Lord
Iftiviiii, WAS taken ill, and i•',liged to leave the
Houk before ill:: divifinn. The Hon. Mr. Hoitario
WALPOLE Alia Mr. PLIDLOY did VOW itt the 111.1j0Iity,
add their names are Mined.

The following letter was read yafterday afternoon
at Llny'd's. But dun* received by a relpetßable
~,i.ice. it is fo much at variance with former accounts,
th, (Wes being July conlideted. that we cannot give
n a implicit credit :

" 110111.371. •lIIL 11, 1805.

Melee Sayers, Gordon. anti Co. et this Place , have reeeived
• inter from their agent. Mr. Gordon. dated Barbadoes. February
-.1. announcing the Ufa arrival there et the loco troops, which
tined with the convoy front Cnrk on the a'th of January. The
int,' further Plate,, that ;co men hs.l been fort down en reinforce
t Vincent, too to St. Lucia and soolia reinforce General Weed!
..busainits ; but Coe tatter had nut bean attic tudradt a boding:.

The Captain u 1 the Spain& frigate Fame, deuined
by the Limy frigate, Captain Hamelin, took bib
;mirage to Spain in * Swedith.faip. which failed from
Ponftnuuth on Thur(Jay.
An order Les bee* lined by the French Govern-
ment, to detain all letter uiredied from Holland or
France to England ; and in confettence. the lettere
Pat 011 two neutral velfels bound to thib cowl-
ItY Live been laud.

A nssiry Inver cities's is new conartsaing for Lord
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