Star.
London, England, 1802-07-05 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION.

To the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of BERKS.
0 a N LLL 142 N,
°THE futility of a County Nomination at Read-
-L ing having been fideleady experienced at the lab General
Mallon, you art. eanseitly requital not to engage year votes
before the day of Eledtioa at Abingdon.
Julys. illos.

A FREEHOLDER.

To the BURGESSES of FLINT, RHUDDLAN, CAER.
WYS, CAERGWRLE, and OVERTON
And to the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD-
ERS, having Intereft therein.
G81171.114E11'
IPRESUME again to offer myfelf for the Ho-
'tour of reprefenting you in Parliament. Ido not rely upon
any merit of my own for fuecefs, but upon the continuance of
du& repeated Favours and Friendfhip I have fo often expe-
rienced at your hands.-1 am, with the greateft refpedt,
Your much obliged and faithful humble Servant,
Penbedw, June so. , WAIRIN WILLIAMS.

FRANCE.

ACTS OF THE GOVERNMENT.
6 Asssioot, JUS 25.

The Confuls of the Republic, on the report of
the Minitter of the interior, made the following
decree :

An. L There mail be eflablithed an osirstfr for foreign mer-
chandise in the port of Martellles.
IL The entrepot mall be for all ►inds of goods and articles,
the entry of which is or OtaU be prohibited, as well as for thofe
which do or gull require a certificate of the place of their ma-
nufatkure, and idly, for the following articles:

ManufaCtured goods of every defcriptioo, (different kinds of
foap are to be eomprized in this denomination), leaf tobacco,
felt 6fh, wines, brandies liport, oils, fugars, coffee, indigo,
mem, and all other articles of colonial produce coming from
foreign countries.
The magazines Mall be prepared for commerce, and locked
with two keys, one of which mall remain in the hands of the
commiffioners of the cottons.

111. Merchants who limit offer foap for exportation, and who
!tall thew that they have paid upon oils imported within the
year the ellablifhed rates of duties, (hail have a drawback of
thtee•fourths of the laid duties in the proportion of the quantity
of oils entering into the compofition of the foap to be exported.
IV. The cntrepot (hall be opened on the requifition of the
merchants for every fpecies of merchandise and goods not fpe-
esfied in the (mond article.

V. The merchandize and goods deftined for the real or no-
mina! (&J) entrepot, (hail, after verification be entered in
two millers kept by the ,:ceiver of the eution:a.
The perfons configning the pods gull lodge in the hands of
this receiver a bond properly Centred to report tilde articles in
the eourfe of the year, or to pay the duties.
VI. The duration of the real entrepot theft not be snore than
two years. The goods and articles, whore entry is or mall be
prohibited, may be re-exported without this delay. Goods and
articles whole entry is allowed, are to be fubjett to Smiler con-
ditions, or mall pay the duties.
VII. Veffels arriving in the Port of Marfeilles, laden wholly
or in part with prohibited articles. mall not approach the more,
except at that place which the Diredor of the Cuftoms
law out, and where the landing of the goods may be &edit&
Prohibited goods and articles which mall be taken out of the
entrepot 1.,r re exportation than be embarked with the fame re-
guladnes as to place, and the Mips on board of which they are
to be (towed, Mall not move from this place, but for the pur-
ple of failing front the harbour.
VIII The laws and regulation. relative to the cuftoms, (hall
thedtthe to be executed in the Port of Marrs:Wu on their pre-
fent footing, except fo tar as the indent decree is concerned.

IX. The hifinilters of the Interior and Finances are charged
s• far as it depends on them with ,he execution of the prefent
&craw The Brit Conful. (Signed) Bo NA PA IL r.
The Secretary of State. H.B.hiaarr.