Star.
London, England, 1805-03-11 00:00:00

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TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA' TOOL
arses Sltrtsaaean,
ritHE honour of a Seat in the EaR India Dire&ion
bas longhorn a favourite objedt of my ambition. My mult-
ilane so that detindlon have been before the Proprietors above
two years, and have been received with fo Met favour, as tally
as Jellify me in the refolotloa I have taken of coming to the ballot
as the pretent vacancy, «cottoned by the much haunted death of
Mr. Williams. In this asp I hope I fhall be ju Rifled by your ap-
proval, and honoured with your fupport, an honour which will
ever be cherifited by me with the wartndt gruituda. and repaid bj
an honcft and diligent attention to the true Iota& of the Eaft India
Company. I have the honour to he,

Ladle,. and flentlemen.
Your obedient and faithful fervent,
America ;van, Maras ti, z 805. JAMES SHAW.

MARCH S, to.
AT a numerous and molt rerpefkAble MEETING
a the FRIENDS of Mr. ALDERhIAN SHAW, held
at the King's Head Tavern in the Poutuy,
Sir CHARLES PRICE, Bart. M. P. in the Chair,
It was moved by the Right Hon. the Lord Mayo-, ((condo!

by Sir William Csirtis, Bari. and Refolved un niniOnfir.
That it is the opinion of this Meeting that James Shaw, Efq.
and Alderman, is a proper Perfon, from his Commercial know-
• ledge and experience, to be ehofen a DireCtor of the Eaft India
Company, to fill the pretest vacancy in the Direction.
It was further moved, by Robert Milligan. Efq. feconded by
Andrew Hunter, Efq. and Refolved onanimoufir.
That this Meeting do ufe every exertion, individually and col-
lealvdyeashit , to feeure to Mr. Alderman Shaw this honourable ebjedt
et ids iom
(Signed)
fly, CHARLES PRICE, Chairman.
Retired onanimou
That the 'Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman for
his able coodua this day.
N. B. The dommktee will meet at the King's Head Tavern
every day, from Eleven o'clock till Four.

A SPORTING RESIDENCE IN SOMERSETSHIRE.
fro be Let for a Term from Lady day next, a
.2* good Meffnage With mediae Gardena, and commodiousStable*, Conelt-herfs, and Dog Kennel, and Thirty or more Acres
of Land adjoining. with dos Royalty over reward Manors, we-
eds* about anon ACM, within a cling Fence, pleafantly &nate
neat (aural Capital )Allect Towns in the Wcitcro part of the
County of Somerkt, abounding with Harm. Partridges, Black
Game. and Pheafants, and where plenty of Foxes arwell as Wood-
*Jocks are tt. he found, and hi the n-ighbourhond of Stag Hounds.
Apply to Meffrs. Bkafdak and Alexander, New Lon, London.

The order of the day was read for the diauffion
of the Bill prefented on the 22d Pluviofe, concerning
the Finances of the year 13.
Mr. Aatioutt, Orator of the Se&ion of Finances,
inveßigated the Bill under different points of view,
and concluded his fpeech by the following obferva-
tions :
The Sc lion of the Finances of the Tribunate
feels a fatisfadting in proclaiming the perk& accord
which fublias between the prerogative of the Throw
and the right of the Legiflative power, at a moment
when acclamations welcomed by the Tribunate, have
elevated to the Empire the-great Naroteon. Yes,
Gentlemen, this is the firft time fine that memora-
ble period, that you are called on to Peal with the
Legiflative power the aeon Ifj. the Throat soder the
fourth etviaity, with the free ea awed votes of M&..
It is in this charta of emancipation of the property
and induftry of Frenchmen that eonfias the guaran-
tee of the glory and duration of the dynafty of the
BONAPAITIS, who have conquered our hearts inaf-
much as they have cemented our rights. Gentlemen.
I believe I have clearly listed to you that the prefent
Bill regulates the diflribution of the returns anterior
to the year r 3, and provides for the urgent ezpences
of war, by fufficient receipts to keep up fuch a for-
midable ettablifliment by land and fea as cannot fail
of giving weight to future negotiations for peace."
'lle Members then proceeded to give their votes
upon the Bill paffing into a law, when it was decreed
by 260 again( is.

FRANCE.

LEGISLATIVE BODY, FEB u.

OEIISILAL assuLr OP TOP ACCOMPTS OF THR TIM-

SUZY TOR Tilt TEAR XIII.
. asctirrs.

Med Tates

• 327,30.248

Of the Enregiftrement and Cuftom Rostra
Divers Produes - • zsot,Aor,7tv
Natiuoal Woods - ♦c.600.284

Alienation of National Domains - 6A84+387
Produce of tie Regis* and Adminiftrations.
Of the Cullom Nook - - 4%287Art

Of the Polk 01leu - - . -
Of the Mint . - -

1,283.639

Of the Lottery - 'S. C 9.401
Of tile Sait-pits x,703030
Dims itoesipu - 27.692.151
Estraorslioari and Exterior Receipts - - 1414 78.023

809,203431
Produce of /Wats negociated or recovered
lir the Sulking Pund - - 1 493,768
37 the Adasiaittration of &mean:nem - =.4 .443

Public Debt and Penftona -
The Emperor's Hoofehoki
Mini!try of War
Minislandau of War -

Marine -
Interior •
Woelip -
Finances
Public Treafure
Extcrior Relations

=ll
Pollee

8111697.964

Irpage of Nqocistions

94.837,6f5
4,666.667
117,406474
234.504,963
113,119.056
57,648496

Divers difierfasents

5,232,057
40.173.193
6,607,208
.

7kl.
41,717,45 s
194,887
1%368,075

813,462,887

Total of Expiates
PARA FEBRUARY it.

2,337,440

81000327

Yelierday at noon, the great officers of the Legion
of Honour, to whom his Majefty has granted the
grand cordon, having been convoked by the Great
Chancellor, repaired in grand eoilume to the Pa-
lace of the Thuilleries' and met in the Saloon pre-
ceding the Hall of the Throne. His Majefty being
tented on the Throne, the Princes and Grand Digni
taxies tank their places in front of the Throne. The
Great Chancellor and the Grand Treafurer were
placed on his right and left. The Grand Mailer of
the Ceremonies having taken the orders of the Em-
, then invited fucccHively the Princes and grand
Em-
peror, to approach the Throne, to receive from
the hands of his Majeliy the decorations which have
been prefented by the Great Chancellor and the
Grand Treafurer.
The Princes and Grand Dignitaries having after-
wards taken their accutlomed places on the right and
left of the Throne, the Grand Matter of the Ceremo.
niesinfroduced one after the other the great officers
comprifed in the imperial decree of the lath of this
month. They received fucceilively from'tbe hands
of the .Emperor the grand cordon of the Legion oft

MCF[WOLL
Public Debt and Penile's& -
The Emperor's Hearth°ld
Ediniftry of War
Adminlftration of War -
Marine
Interior
Worthip
Finances
Public Treafore
Exterior Ada:lona
=Le
Pollee
Ewan of Nerds:iota
Divers elifbarferocite -
Total of
PARIS, Flißill
Yelterday at neon, the grey
of Honour, to whom his hi
grand cordon, haring been c
Chancellor, repaired in gran,
lace of the Thuilleries' and
ceding the Hall of the Thror
feared on the Throne, the Prit
series took their places in frnr
Great Chancellor and the
placed oa his right and left.
the Ceremonies having taker
r, then invited fuceellivel.
gtni'taries to approach the
the hands of his Majelly the
been prefented by the Gre.
Grand Treafurer.
The Princes and Grand D
wards taken their accutlomed
left of the Throne, the Grant
niesinfroduced one after the
comprifed in the imperial do
month. They received fuco
of the .Emperor the grand ci