Star.
London, England, 1806-06-17 00:00:00

OP THE LAW.

I. The Law is efisbliihed in Holland by the concurrence of the
Legidative Body, formed of the Alfembly of their High Mighti.
mires, and by the King. The Legillative Body it eompored of
38 Members, eledted for five yeah, and nominated as follows :
for the Department of Holland, 1, Members ; Guelderland, four;
Brabant, four; Fridland, (our; Decrying, three; Zealand, two;
Groningen, two; Utrecht, two; Drenthe, one. But the num-
ber of their High Mightineffes may be augmented by a law, in ea*
of aggrandizement of territory.
2. To complete the number of Members authorized by the fore.
going article, their High Mightinelfes mall prefent to his Majelty,
a lilt of two candidates for each of the vaunt places. The King
Ball make the cicadae. out of the candidates propolid.
3. The prefent Grand Penfionary mall take the title of Prefident
of their High Mightlneffes, and ex. rcife hie fun ion In this qua-
lity during life. The choice of bit fucceffor mall take plow in the
manner determined by the Cuollitution of 1805.
4. The Leginative Deily dull chute a Recorder out of its own
body, by a plu relay of votes.
5. The Lead:l-Hive Body mall 'tremble in ordinary twice in the
year, viz. from the 13th of April to the :it of June, and from the
13th of November to the 13th of January. On the 13th of No-
'ember a fifth of the °Weft Members Otago out from the body.
The firft Member mall ge out on the 13th of November, 1807.—
ditch Members, notwithltanding. may be re.elealted.
OF JUDICIARY POWER.
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a. The judiciary inftitutions San he preferred In the mode they
have been eflablifbed by the Conflltution of ifloy.
I. Relative to the judiciary power, the King mall exerdfe aE
the rights and all the authority veiled in the Grand PenOooary by
virtue of the Cordlitution of iSos.
3. Every thing that relates to the exercife of military criminal
juftiee Eta be feparately regulaed by an ulterior law.
Bit aDA JUN a sr.—Preparations are already malting
here for the receptii,n of his Majcity, our Sovereign,
Louis Napoleon. Three fqoadrons of cavalry will
to-morrow fet off from this place to meet his Wjefly
on the frontiers. The moment his Majefty enters ciiir
territory, he will be Calmed with a difcharge of 6o
pieces of cannon
UTRECHT, Jura 10.—On account of the rumoured
arrival of his Majeßy the King of Holland at the
Hague, his Excellency the General in Chief Michaud
fet out from this place early in the morning of yeßer-
day for the Hague, accompanied by an efcort of
Dutch huffars. _

Ye(ierday afternoon, at two o'clock, all the grena-
dier companies of the tad regiment of the line which
were in garrifon here, fet out on their march for the
Hague.
This afternoon feveral grenadier companies coming
from Arnheim, 7.utphen, and Daventer, paired at
the tame time through this city, and were afterwards
tranfported in boats to the Hague. The Staff of
General MICN•UD left alto this place for eh, Hague.
On Sunday )44 M. Schimmelpenninek, formerly
Grand Penuonary of the Batavian Republic, arrived
here, and contjnued his rout to Deventer.

SCHIEDAM, JUNE 14.—Letters from Berlin fay,
that Baton Hardenherg was about to depart from
thence to London on a fpecial miffion.
It feems, that the King of Sweden bat demanded
a categoricil anfwer from the King of Praia, whe-
ther or not he chute to evacuate the Lanenberg terri-
tory. lie has hid an anfwer ; which, if not deemed
fatisfaeory, Is to be enforced by the immediate march
of the troops which have fo long been deflined to that
fer►ice.

A letter from Augiburg, dated June 2, rays, the
French troops Qill remain tranquilly in their refpec-
live cantonments in 11.tysria and Suabia.

It is generally afferteci, that the Emperor Napoleon
has demanded an indemnity for his Ally the King of
Bavaria, in confcquence of the protraded nay of the
French troops in his dominions, by reafon of the Ruf-
fun occupation of Catt.sro.

Vizi:ma, Mar 3o.—Count Metternich, nominated
Ambatrador to the Court of France, is to have a
tiipend of flo,ooo firuii.s. Twenty thoufand florins
are to be allowed for his table, and 50,000 more are
afllgned to him for fiunithing his hotel.
The pair:age of entailers through this city at this
moment, is uncommon. Yeilercky, in the courfe of
an hour, two arrived from St. Peterfburgh, and out
from Paris. And very loon after, three couriers
were difpArched from this Court to Paris, St. Pete&
burgh, and Berlin, and one to London.