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Nr• - - T ~~. FRANCE. PRIVATE LETTER-PARIS, OCT. 6. Though the official Journal contrail& its eern fiatements refpeBing a change of Mailers, and reduces them to four, yet other ftatements imme diately connetted with the Adminifiration, now occupy the public attention. The FIRST CONSUL / it is believed, will alume the title of ?daily ; the other Confuls, that of lii&sefi, and the &nators, lliefirioos. The latter are to have a new ceame. The judges are alto to have a new eViwas, and their Cniet to have the title of Lord The appointment of General Ba vas as an AM batfador to Conaantinople caufed much fenfation her; as the General is known to pads great in fluence with the Government. He was Prefident of the Seeion of War in the Council of State, and his new appointment is regarded by many as a fort of quiet removal, for the General is fuppofed to be inclined to the Republican party. Others attach confiderable confequenct to his miffion,•and that his nomination will have confidcrable influence on the Turkifb Court, as well from his known cha ratter, which (lands high, as from the parade with which he is to appear. A fplendid fuite will ac company him ; two line of battle (hips are to con vey him, and a (hip of war is conflantly to await his orders. • -~ - ~~.: ARMY OF sr. DOMINGO. Head qt!atters Ilt the Cage, ti Frudtider, yell: to (Sept. 2) 6 In name of the French Government, the Com mander in Chief, Captain General, decrees as follows : Art. I. After the ;ft of Vendemiaire, year ;1, (Sept. 23, 18o2), no other merchandize or articles of provifion, except thole fpecified in the annexed lift, can be imported into the Colony by foreign Ihips t none can be exported by the fame fhips, but n;olaffes, fyrup,fpirits and rum, dye woods, and wood for cabinet makers, guyacum, coffee, and provifions or merchandize of every kind, import ed by the French merchants. 11. After the fame period, the duties on the merchandize and provifionsfpecified in the annex ed lift, imported into the Colony by foreign Ships, than pay at the rate of ten per cent. duty ad valo rem in the Colony, according to a tarif, which the Colonial Prete& Shall fettle every three months, from the medium prices of the preceding three months, in the open ports of the Colony. The 4uties on colonial produdions which, ac cording to the permilEon granted by the &it ar ticle, Shall be exported in foreign veffels,fhall pay, over and above, one half more than thofe export ed in French !hips, according to the Tarif annex ed to the decree of the 3d of Meificlor ( June 22). There produdions Shall pay, befides, the war tax, eftablifhed by the decree of Meffidor 25, (July 14). Productions and merchandize arifing from the French commerce, exported from the Colony in foreign (hips, (hall pay no duties. 111. AU merchandize and prodults not fpecified in the annexed lift, imported by foreigeveffeis, are prohibited, reckoning from the Ift of Vende miaire, year 1 t (Sept. 23, 18o2). The Captains of foreign veffels, which arrive in the open ports of the colony before that period, (hall be allowed to land their merchandize, on lodging a declaration at the Cufto:n-houfe. Thofe which arrive in the open ports of the colony after Vendemiaire 111 (Sept. 23) until 15th Brumaire next (Nov. 6) inclufive, (hall be allowed to land the unprohibited goods they have on board. In regard to thofe prohibited, they (hall lodge a declaration of them, and (hall be bound to produce them on their departure, under the pain of their veffels being confifcated. After the 15th Brumaire . (Nov.6) veffels, whole cargoes are not entirely compofed of non-prohi bited merchandize and prodnaions, not be admitted into the ports of the colony. Thofe not coining within the cafe of being admitted, which fhall procure admiffion by falfe declarations, or which, after having been obliged to leave the Paid ports, &all be found effeaing or trying to effea a fraudulent landing, (hall be confifcated as well as the cargoes. •IV. Nothing in the prefent decree than affea that of Melfldor 5, which exempts from all duties, till the 3oth of Frimaire, year 11, (Dec. 21, 1802,) oxen and mules imported into the ports of the Cape, Pgrt-Republicain, des Cayes, and Jacmel. All the difpofitions of decrees relating to Commerce and the Cultoms, not contrary to the prefent decree, are alfo maintained. V. The Colonial prefea is charged with carry ing the prefent decree into execution. (Signed) LICLILC. Lift of the merchatidile and produaions, the importation of which by Foreign fhips is permitted, on paying a duty of ten per cent. ad wakrem : Beer, bricks, coals, cables, and cordage; train oil, (per maceti oil, pitch, tar, refin, &c. elfence of turpen tine, oats, bailey, maize-flour, rice, bifcuit, falt beef, fah pork : hams, faufages, &c. are not com prehended under this denomination ; falt butter, mantague, codfifh, bacaga, &c. faked mackarel, dried herrings, pickled herrings, fhads, cnd(ounds, pickled mullets, ftockfifh, live cattle, horfes, mules, affes, hogs, Seep, ducks, fowls, turkeys, geefe, timber for building, (pan, planks, o r , , calks, Bcc. STUTTGARD, OCT. s.—The Deputation of the Empire held on the 3oth ult. its eleventh fitting. Two important ioachrfanu were taken ; the firft re lates to the Imperial cities which lofe their imme diate sank in the Rate, They are recommended is a fpecial manner to the Princes to whom they are about to belong, and will be treated in future as privileged municipal cities, The fecond relates to the claims of the equellrian order, who de mand indemnities for the lofies they have fullain ed on the left bank. This demand was rejected. In the fame fitting ape memorla of M. us Lev sex, Deputy of the Chapter of Cologne, was pre rented. In this paper he remonflrates againa the plan of indemnities propofed by France and Ruflia, and inflas on the prefervation of the Eleaorata of -Cologne. The nerman papers alert. that a convention, which enfures to the Elector of Bavaria the inte grity of his.lkates a including Pa/au, has been con, eluded at Paris by M. as Xductiv stal l the PrulEan Ambairador, M. as Cerro, Miniller of Bavaria, and the Minifter of Foreign Relations. fame Rpm announce, that M. pa MAanow l has acced -0 is "lose pf his Court to this convention, which TaLfulaist. kriktatia talk ask ef $w be Irrir* ,~ T "; =, ~~ •,~,,~, AFFAIRS OF SIVITZZItLAND. , Bun, OCT. s.—The commanders of the con• federate troops which are in this capital were in high fpirits, in confeqsence of the new fuccefs which the infurgents obtained the day before yet: terday towards Moudon, where the Helvetic army fell back in diforder. They were every moment in expectation of learning that the central Govern ment, not being , able to depend on the fupport of the Vaudefe, and incapable, notwithftanding their courage and energy, of ftruggling any longer againft the multitude of the confederates, hid re folved to retire to Geneva. All the partizans of the old order of things believed that their eau& had triumphed for ever, when this day we raw arrive Citizen RAPT, Aide-de-camp of the Ft err ConsuL, with the - proclamation of BONAPARTE, to the eighteen cantons of Helvetia, dated at St. Cloud, Vendemiaire 8 (Sept. 3o). This proclamation was immediately delivered to the Commanders of this City. We do not yet know the anfwer which they propofe to give. This important intelligence changes entirely the Bate of affairs, and there is no doubt that hoftilities will foon ceafe: what the confederates mutt confider as a bad omen for then is, that this piece was communicated to the Senate at Lanfanne, before it was communicated to the Chiefs fitting at Berne. The French Government acknowledges the Senate provilionally as the only authority which the Swifs ought to refped until their deftiny is fixed in an irrevocable manner.— The Senate has given an anfwer, which mull be fatisfadory to the French Government, The Commanders of the infurgents will, no doubt, return a fimilar anfwer. .111111W1It OE THE HELVETIC SENATE. - "The Senate having read the declaration of the Pim Consul. of France, dated St. Cloud, Yen demiaire Bth, year If, brought this day by Ge• neral RAPP, decrees, that it receives with lively gratitude thisnew tertimony of the good will of the Ftarr CoasuL for the Helvetic People, and that the Senate will conform to the contents of the Paid declaration in every thing that concerns it.— The prefent decree !hall be communicated to all the Authorities, and to the Chiefs of the Troops armed against the Government." LAUSANNE, OCTOUR +—Before we received intelligence of the laft events Government had entruited the Chief Command of all the troops to Citizen VON•DIR-Wi !DT. and alligned to him, as Chief of the Staff, C. FOIIIIIST d'Oass. C. Hui.- Lisa returned this evening. It is certain that he had no miflion from Government. Orroasa 5. —We learn that the confederate Swifs did not enter Moudon till yeßerday after five o'clock. The right wing of Bac a max's army arrived alto yellerday in the evening before Yver don. In regard to the Upper Part of the country, it does not appear that any thing has taken place in that quarter. Ptr.caont, it is faid, is in the Bernefe army. It is now eleven, and we have as yet no news. We hope that General BAcHMAN will nor Tejal the Proclamation of BONAPARTE : prudence, how• ever, requires that we should he prepared for the work. The gawrak has been beat, and troops are difpatched to all the heights which command Lan- Cone. Without hoftile defigns, prudence renders this meafure necelfiry. The advanced guard of the auxiliary demi-brigade, Commanded by Citi tizen Palatal, bas arrived. - LONDON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER z PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: per Cent. Conf. 6111+-1:Buo, for Nov. ace. 61111 — Reduced 67i ex. div.-Old s per Cent. Ann. zoo Ncw ditto zoo* ex. div.—Long Ann. x 94 Omni= pi diL PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : Bank Stock 1 per C. Rcd. 671 68 67/ 3 per C. Conf. 68111 Nzvr 4 per Cent. 85 ft 85i 5 per Cent Ann. z 5 Per Cent. 1 797, mot/ Long Ann. 19 13.16 ao 1-16 Omni= 4 1 cUL Englith Tickets 171145. Colt Nov. acc. 69ff 69f It is reported in fome well-informed circles, that the Cabinet Council, which fat on Saturday, took very ferious bufinefs into confederation, and re- folved on very important Reps. The affairs of Switzerland, conneBed with the general condua of France, were dircuffed; and it was refolved not only that this country Ihould remonarate againa the condua ofthe Cut sr Comsat. in attacking the independence of Switzerland, but that we mould call on other Courts to fecond our efforts in putting a flop to his ambitious career. For this purpofe Mr. Moose, of Lord HAIIMISBURT% office, who *Seed in the negotiations at Amiens, has been feet from Harwich through Holland to Vienna, to rack the Imperial Court, in conjnnaion with that of Great Britain, to remonfirate againft the at t.:opts 4 Frame to overthrow the ancient govern- anent of Switzerland, for MI overthrow it will be, fine it has been lately re-cftabliihed at the &fire of the !Kepi,. Two Mails have arrived from Hansbargh. Mr. AtaUTHKOT, appointed /kitith AnibalFador to the court of Stockholm. arrived at Dalaroe, *bout four leagues from Stockholm, the 27th nit. We have alto received Paris Journals to the 3th ina. They contain intelligence of the re .aeipt in Switzerland of the Proclamation of Bo ttaraars ; but the accounts are partial, and evi dently written by French Agents or Partizans.— Indeed no other accounts could appear in the French Papers in the prefent degraded Rate of the Prefs in the free R4oiSt I The Proclamation, • as might be candled, has been received with all due fubmiffion and deference by the Senate, as a frefh teaimony of the good will of the Fran. CONSUL for the Helvetic people. The Papers that have reached us exprefs a eon ziaion that it will procure the fubmiffion of the infurgent Generals, and put an end to further hollairies. In the mean time the Government is reinforcing its army, and expeas that the ped ritizass will take the fold in numbers, and by force tedisce the infurgents t fhoold the Proclamation fall in producing that effea.—The Proclamation did /tot reach Lnufenne till the 4th infirm. There had been an engagement on the 3d, in which the ,Areekots were viaorious, It appears that, in thy menu time, the receipt • of the Proclamation has canted a fulpenfion of hal:aides. The Committee at /3ernif; however, inaead of manifefting that ready fobmifEon which was ezpeeed, have referred the french Agent to the Diet of Sawicz, which alone has the di region of the affairs of Switzerland. The next' journals that will arrive may be e4peaed to bring laurelling intelligence. . 1 .• Admiral Bair ix, it is fail, has been appointed Amisalrador to Portugal. Toe 111111• Tall Of TIE INTZaloa TO CITIZEN 00OLCIT TEcOUI.ANT, miltricr O> Tigit DziPo*TAUNT Of Tag DTLL. !I The aoversment is paired, glossa Pretest, of letters oddreffed by commercial hooks of Ghent, to merchants of Antwerp, and other placa t effedng to fm posie contraband ma' c h a ndiss, (agar, and tobacco. Such fpeenns *km al the r iper tithe laws. and havodized partied,* the attention of, the Firft Magiftntes of the litepsbile. The Ornate ornt tangoed to tehe op and pyrilh kverly the ledliklmla who dare to conceize piansfo fatal to our Weary. Tet Odors they adopt thefe mesfurm of rigour, they wile to gin thin sedge to the us& of Mica, which, If *foal*, win tkrive it of cosy land of expire. I revass ToP, tistoooo4 40 el the sresselt pubikky tip ray letter, in et* that ell srall+hattE may abandon (peculation? which can imply Miaow trade, egret lomat ark the authgra of the‘t. all the family Web It climb's' a coodr4 Wangliftimf. IN thaw 1 Matt few tailled) . _a eitexiWat OFFICIAL REPORT. On Sunday morning, the 3d inft. our (mall corps, confifting of 1400 or rsoo men, was ,attack ed in its pofitions before Avenches while the enemy, amounting to 6000 men, at leaft attraOed our attention on the left, by a falfe attack on the bridge of Sugo, they commenced the action at Faoug, and direeed a ftrong column by the wood on the right. Thefe difpofitiens, to which we were not allowed to oppofe our (mall force of the line, obliged us to fall back, for fear of being cut off in the rear, after a refinance of about an hour.— Our young foldiers, more: ardent than well dif ciplined, retreated a little in difurder. General BACHMAN took advantage of this circumftance by clofely purfuing the troop, which was able to form again for a moment at Payerne, but foon after the fear of being cut off convened their re treat into a flight, and it was impoflible to rally the troops, or to (top them. A plan then Teemed to be organifed for preventing all order, and for fpreading anarchy among the troops. Betides the reports induftrioufly circulated in all quarters, that we lrad been cut off, a caiffon fuddenly blew up behind Moudon, which made it to be believed that the enemy were in dote pntfuit. People were obferved at the heads of the columns, crying out, that we were on the point of being attacked. In the woods bordering the high way, feveral maw (hots were fired, fo that the farther we got from them the pearer we fuppofed them to be. — All thefe circumftstnces teemed to confirm the opinion, that Tome evil difpofed perfons walled to takradvantage of this diforder, to fpread terror as far as Luanne, and thence to the re( of the icanton. Some Bernefe Emilfaries fent to (educe teized, as well as a proclamation addrelll I.name of General BACHMAN to the Commani Chief and the icrincipal Officer of the Stai army, in which he threatened, that if ceeded to hollile meafures, and that if not immediately di(band their troops, confifcate their property, and exercife the feverity againa their perfons. / The Proclamation of the Fir(} Conn arrived on the 4th, has revived the coura , troops, and the hopes of all good citizen: of referve from all quarters are already themfelves in motion, and are marchini the troops of the line and the picked cor , have taken a pofition between Moudon Panne. In thort, we have no doubt that ra h o f t h e enemy will have the wifdom form to the Proclamation of the Fit* Col By a decree of the Executive Council of 800 francs has been offered to any p et shall apprehend Plucnont; and delive r 1 the hands of the Executive Power at Lai By another decree, the National Pref . ( Canton of Vaud, confidering that the that Canton manifeifed by every mean , power, a with to be and remain a fep ton diaink from Helvetia, enjoying rights as all the others, confidering that, quence, it is, and has been acknowledged a. not only by Helvetia, but alto by the neigh log Lowers, and alto by France ; cote that, neverthelefs, and notwithilanding cation made both by it and by the Admil Chamber, to the Generals and troops parts of Helvetia, this Canton has been and its rights thus violated, after havinj ed againa fuch violation, and thsialth decrees, I. Every inhabitant of this Canton, wi out being forced against the will of the manifeded by the molt formal fads, has i or (ball take up arms to march againil thren, and to tear the bofoni of his count rendered refponfable in his perfon and property , all the evils which have thence refulte refult. 11. He (hall be profecnted when teL traitor to his country and his canton, and shall be puniilied. Laufanne, Odt. 6—Six o'clock in the , At nine o'clock laft night, a courier arri , from General RAP P. We learn that the tee of Berne has declared, that it can gig cifive anfwer to the proclamation of thi Cow s tu., but that it will refer it to th( Schwitz, which is alone charged with thi direCtion of the affairs of Switzerland. its members indeed have been deputed to t and General RAPP has confented to wail return from Berne. It is certain th have been given to fufpend hoftilii it is feared that the Officers have not command over their troops, and that I will carry things farther. A courier Paris on Sunday morning arrived here evening. He brought a certain number of the Proclamation of the Firft Conful, copies are certified by the Minifter of Fr have been difpatched to the chiefs of thi corps of infurgents. Six in the evening.—M. HEARESCHW Commander of the Bernefe troops at and M. TECHARNER, an Officer in the fat arrived here yeßerday with a flag of tru( have come to conclude an armillice, wl laft till the decifion adopted by the Diet of in regard to the proclamation of the Fit sm., fhall be known. CORN MARKET. MAIX-LANE. OCTO There were feveral fre(h ; 1 from this _rom this morning; but the quantity of Wheat moderate, they chiefly confining of oth is confequenee the belt famples fetchec more than op Monday.—Barley goes off and (till appears looking downwards.-1 Beans continue nearly as before. The . Hog Peas was larger than we have hithei ceived ; even fineft qualities at the cid( Market were full is. cheaper—Boilers an and fell readily—Oats are unaltered-Flt wife remains the fame. Englifk Wheat, per qr. 505.565. 695. Prime Mix, 655. Fine Dantzic Wheat, 58s. 62.5. Rye, 325. 365. (New) 435. Barley, 24.5. 265. (New) 271. Malt, 445. 475. Oats, 155. 225. 255. Hock Beans, New, 315.335. Old, 34! Tick Beans, New, 28s. Old, 305. 31S. Hog Peafe, 38$. 445. Boilers, 435. 411. New 48s. Carraway Seed, 3- 6 S. to 41$. per cwt. Coriander, 28s. to 30S. per cwt. Canary, Bos. to 86s. per qr. Rape Seed, 34 to 361. per Taft. Fine did in the nmander 4 1 Staff oft e they p ro. if they did I f he Viouil the n troot nful; 'rag e o f ort ens. B oc t 3 IdY putting ling to j o i n Orr, whi c h ri and L. it the Ct ne . orn to ca . ConfuL til a reward ptribn who er him in to Lauf anne. mita of ti t e pe op l e of ans in their eparate et. g the fre e at, in conic. ged as fuck, neighbour. confiderir t ig the noti6. pps of othe r 'en invaded, ring protel. airs of , who with• he plurali t y has taken up ina bis bre. Country, is property, for Ited or 14 feized, as a • •and as loch the morn*. arrived here the Commit., give no de- r the Film. the Diet of the general id. Two of to that Diet, raft for their that orders lilities ; but of fufficient it the latter er who left re yelterday per of copies Ifni. There France, and the different HWAND, the at Moudon, fame army, race. They which will of Schwitz, FIRST Cas• !roan 15 , •om Suffolk eat was °nil )ther Grain, bed a trifle off heavily► —Malt and e fupply cf hitherto re• dole of the ; are !carte, -Flour like- s. 345. 3 65. IS. vt. Fine ; 37L