Star.
London, England, 1801-08-26 00:00:00

DFCRFE OF THE 215 T OF AUGUST.

The Confols of the Republic, in order to affure
the execution of the law of the tit of November,
7797, prohibiting the introduCtion of Britifh mer-
chandize, upon the report of the FIRST CONSUL,
decree,

Art. I. Reckoning from the 23d of September next, all di-
muflinen, linens, cloths, and velvets, which do not
bear the mark of the manufadurer, and the national Ramp, with
the number, mail be adjudged to be of Englifh manufadure,
and be confifcated, conformably to the law of the aft of No-
vember, 1797.
The Government will fend to every Prefed, in fufEcient
number, two forts of Ramps, the one to mark the Ruffs at pre-
fent in the magazines, the other to be placed on thofe manu-
faduring.
111. Each Prefect (hall name a Commiffary for every On-
tipsl city, who mail Ramp, without expence, all fluffs now in
the magazines. He than likewife appoint one for the manufac•
turing towns, to Ramp the fluffs juft Ming from the manu-
folory, and before the gloHing and bleaching. Their marks
mall be made &Per a prefcribed manner, and placed at both
ends of each piece. •
A regifter (hall be opened containing the number of marked
pieces, and the names of the manufaCturen. The regifter mail
be depofited in the municipality, and bt figned by the Mayor.
IV. After the a3d of September, the pieces felzed without
a mark, or with a forged mark, mall be conlslcated, conform-
ably to the law of the aft of November 1797; and delivered up
to the Government, in order that the Pale Osould be made to a
foreigner, and the money arlfing therefrom to he diftributed
to thofe who feized it according to the terms of the fame law,
viz.—The half of the price, according to the computed value,
(hall be ultimately paid by the Government.
V. The Min ill ere of the interior and of Finance, are charged
with what concerns them in this refped, and with the execution
of the prefent decree, whith itall be Inferted in the bulletin of
the laws. (Signed) sow AAAAA Z.
A new Religious Order, under the appellation
of Barcaiterifi, has made its appearance at Rome.
Its profeffors wear the garb of the Jefuits. They
derive their name from BA CCAN AR', who attempted
to eftablifh that order in Poland and Germany.
The Prefed of Landes has caufed all the feamen
and carpenters in his Department to be arrefted and
carried before the Sub-Commiffary of the Navy at
Daz. Spanifh feamen, found in his Department,
are to be equally affeCted by the order.
The greateft part of the ftores in the magazines
at Mentz are now difpofed of by public (ales.
The Royal Academy of Stockholm has fent let-
ters of admiffion into their body, as Honorary
Members, to Citizens Foulicany, Counfellor of
State, and BIRTHOLLIT, Member of the Confer-
vatery Senate.
The National Library is to be transferred to the
Louvre. All perfons having dwellings there have
received warning to quit them.
FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.
FIt•WC It FORT, AUG. 10.—The votes of the dif-

ferent Members of the Empire begin to be tranf-
rnitted to Ratifbon, relative to the indemnities.—
The Court of Vienna has hinted [that it wi(hes to
have the bilfinefs confided to it with unlimited
powers. It is fuppofed that the Ecclefiallical
_States will willingly comply with this fuggeltion.
The EMPLIOS. of RUSSIA has banifhed Count
SHIRESSOW, Who was employed to notify his ac-
ceflion to the KING of Pa ussta, on account of his
being implicated in the confpiracy of the Subows.
The Chapter of Cologne will proceed immedi•
ately to the eleftion of a fucceffor to the late Elec-
tor MAXIMILIAM. The Archbifhop of Prague is
one of the Candidates.

PITORSBUIOiI, JUI V 2j,- A niiv. Mae has
been iffued here, which forbids gaming, under fe-
vere penalties.
A quantity of goods from India has been jufl
imported into Aftracan. It is expeeied that our
trade with India mull loon rife to great profperity.
On the Isith of July, there was feen in this city
and its neighbourhood, and to the di fiance of thirty
werfts on the road to Nary., about the hour of ten
in the evening, a luminous globe, of the bulk of
the full moon, palling acrofs the horizon from
North-call to South-well. Several perfons law it
at the very edge of the vifible horizon. It ap- '
peared after fun-let, and in the firft quarter of the
moon, fo cannot be confounded with that planet.
On the fame day much rain fell, and the tempe-
Th!Ure of the air was very cold.
The Hereditary Prince and Princefs of BADF
arrived here laft night, with the young Princefres
their daughters. They proceeded immediately to
v;At their Imperial Majeßies at Kaminio-Ofirow.
Tie families of BRATSK I CHOR IN SK I have been
die inguifhcd by the Emperor with fome flattering
honours,' in reward for the seal with which they
ha•e cxerte.l themfelves to introduce agriculture.
aid a more numerous.population, into Southern

RAS? INDIEi

BENGAL, FEBRUARY ao, am.

The war about to commence in Cotiote,
the Coaft of Malabar, will, we hope, be attended
with fuccefs to the Britifh arms. Four years ago,
the Pyche and Cotiote Rajahs difputed the right
of the Wynaad, and the interpofition of the Britifh
Government was found neceffary to reconcile the
differences fubfifling between the two Rajahs, and
to determine likewife as to the right of fovereignty.
In this difpute it was found expedient to employ a
detachment of the Bombay army, under the com-
mand of Major DONALD CAMERON, who unfortu-
nately fell. The fate of Lieutenant BOWMAN, and
his party, is now in the recollation of thole in-
terefted in the late war in Cotiote, as that officer
had not an opportunity of defending himfelf. The
enemy were continually in ambufh, and tingled
out his party as they chore. Continual reports of
mufquetry were heard, but the enemy could not
be difcovered; the whole country being interfaled
with an almoft impervious jungle, fu that this gal-
lant party were expofed to the fire of the enemy,
until every man, except two, were fingled out and
lhot, with Lieutenant Bowsaw at their head.
This contell was, however, amicably terminated;
but now, it unfortunately appears, another breach'
is opened for the renewal of the war.

LONDON.