Star.
London, England, 1803-01-29 00:00:00

1'.3.;.;:'.':C'1'3 FR VNCE.

THE ANT C-:t::: I...gttlarly from rortf.
m,ath to Havre it. Grace ec r) zod rl7-7ni.
PArtf-ay:.h ciicnt rility. Mt.trr is to h-
with at!:le}re-\t Ann., Goiport eat QT:li•ic
'T..v.rn, Port ;oi.ilith Pion.; and :it H.Nre, at Mr. Ciuuycott s,
the Hotri; or Mr. Luke... on the

This day a.s puhl. ad.
In VoIsnICS. I :tor, PviCe I 11.3ttlf.
Dr.1.11-11NE. By MADANIE DE STALL-

" A Van otigl,: to hr Atac to brave public opinion; a Woman
ru'uoit to it.--NTAu.Nce
'I hi, TrattfladJn is by the Tradlator of Mad. Suer. fortncr

M'ork.

Prictzd for J. Masvman, in the Poultry.
of whom may be had,
t. Hnme, a Novci, in c vols. price
a. I Nlicrozofm, a Novel, in 5 vols. price it.

To Tft ctuuous IN FISH sAIiCI,

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111.: NOBILITY, GENTItN, and PLTBLIC
in ;.t.u.stal, are refpett fully informed, Jouv BUM or., and
Snv'. GENUINE :Intl oUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCI4O•
l'7,l,cootinne. to be prepared by them in the lame nruincr that
has obtained fuch nuiverfal approbation for many years pitt.
1.r%: ;ally :•cquire.l fuperlority of that. Arid. i. fully
c‘.7irmecti:i the orinioo of :he Country at lat. e. and of l'erf.,n,
relldem in all rins of the Wor:d, and having Rood t.a of
trill, tanks it in the lituation it now maintains.
The seneral utility lif THEIR LSSENCE of ANCUOVII'S
and other RICH S.kUCE.S for FISH, &c. induces them, front
numerous Advertifesuctus daily appearing, to caution Fa-
&c. in purchafing the fame, as none is to be bad of
THEIR GINUINL, but at their Warchourc 33 under.

Every other Ariich: in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the
bat quality.
WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS,
&e. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupiAl...d upon
the fhorteft nod( t for the EaR and Weft Indies, &c.

Wareboufe, No. 1(37, corner of Savoy Steps,
Strand, London.

For the enrivenienl a of Families in Scotland, they have ap-
pointed :11‘ifrs. R. julaulton and Co. Edinburgh, thLit folic
Agents for Fiat Sauces.

FRINCE.

FROM Tlii PARIS PAPFRS.

BRUSSELS, lAN. 20.-It appears ilmt it is not irs

the vicinity dour city alone that au encampment
is to be termed for 12,000 men. Accounts from
the borders of the Rhine mention, that an equal
number of troops is to be Rationed on this part of
the frontier.—The General commanding the ayth
military divilion, has received pofitive orders to
this effect. According to the fame advices, the
Prefeds of the four new departments are to meet
in a few days at Coblentz, to confer with Citizen
DAUCHY, on all matters that concern their Go-
vernments. General Bs tiAari, who had let out on
the r 3th, for Paris, with the greateft precipitation ;
returned yefierday evening, but did ant flop a mo-
ment. He proceeded immediately to Ghent, where
the Counfellor of State, PALLET DI LA LOZ
Rill is. It is not known what occafroned this preci-
pitate journey, and this return equally precipitate.
JAE. 1/...ROLDLILER has prepared a
plan of a conflitution for the ei-deveost Aritiocratic
Cantons. A Grand Council, confitling, at Berne,
of 294 Members, and at Zurich of 2 12, is, accord-
ing to this plan, to form the Legiflative Power.
The organic laws are, however, to be fubmitted
to the fandion of the Helvetic Diet, which will re-
jai them if they have any thing in them oppolitel
to the Cantonal Conftitution. The Council names
the principal Officers and Deputies to the Diet. A
petty Council of twenty-fevers Members for Berne,
and fifty for Zurich, unites the Executive, Admi-
nifirative, and Judi:ial Powers. The Penfioners
and Secretaries to be defied by the Councils. The
Grand Council to hold a regular fitting of lout teen
days every fix months ; it may be brought toge-
ther en extraordinary occafions by the convocation
of the Petty Council. The Members of the Crand
Cou .cif to have no falary: thole of the Petty Coun-
cil to have too francs at Zurich; boo at Berne;
1 too at Lucerne. The number of the Grand
Council to be for life, thole of the petty Council
to be re elated every year. The principal articles
of this plan are much difapproved of, particularly
the proporti•na of Members between Berne and
Zurich. Remonflrances have been prefented on
this head, which it is thought will have fame effect.
JAIILI•RY 17.—The letters from Paris, which
announced to us the principal difpofitions of our
new Coullitution, contain the following details of
the labours of which they are the tank. The pre-

paratton of them was divided between the S!nators
Dasstronisas and ROSDRILII. The Silt was
charged with the Democratic Cantons, and the
fecond with thofe which were once Arifiocratie.—
Since the sothiof December the two Commitlim•
ers have frequently convoked the different Canto:
nal Deputations, in order to difeufs with them
the principles of their Conflitutions. The Senator
Dassestiwiszs took the relish of thefe diftufGons
for the balls of his labour. He adopted almoll
without modification, the proteEls of the Deputies
of Leman and Argovia. It is thought that the
Popular Affemblies (Landfgernein) of the Demo-
cratic Cantons will only be charged with certaio
eleEtions, and in fat no Depoty of thefe Cantons
will demand the obligate re eltablifhnsent of the
ancient authority of thefe ellablifluntnts.
The fame letters inform us. that two Reports
have been communicatedto the HelveticCongrefs, I
which had been, it is Paid, prefented to the FIRST
CONSUL, refraing the organization of the (even
ei-drostat Anflocratic C.intons of Zurich, Berne,
Salcure, Fribourg. Balk, Lucerne, and Schad'.
hatifen. We find in it the Poll: wing pafEiges:

The Patrician !Are.i:ies who have loft thei.i.piivileg-r-i by the
Revolution, conllantly hate Frame: it they fay they love
Nance, they ut its ancl.nt regime, of which they with
the re-eftabinhri at. 'lie Coontty People and the Sayan* of
witzerland. an: more attach, el to the prisicipL• of etc Revo-
lution than to the !late of rr.oce, as it is finet the illth of Bra.
ntaite...-.1.4c Government main; In Helvetia flee the Revo-
lution, have imitat d 311.het.illicv or the Er.reh Revolution;
they hay- hattenel to dell rrq the I.7!!rm of CM:a:n(l4p; that
boar.• r. the trite and chief tide of that love of
Otte country, and of all thole virtues by which the SWI/0 are
•r...„. heft Conful, In order to complete his mediation, molt
tr, laindelf aitia tb. Wit notnitiatinnv to the Audit... Mei of
true C'
tntea:a. ThL i. the. &fire of a 'Nat nundwr kra.
ft.., Ikhu are perfuail d that the Mediator of Helvetia mat
: Molly be the 1.--aiC car ve,l l'!,dor of that Counrry.
T:vk Sll Fito%Ti kit S, DI Oitoman
l.a in compliance folicitatinns from
tie C... tt of Vienna, agreed to defilt from the
ik.bogt, palling oft and down the Danube
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