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. FRANCE. PARIS, 7 BRUMAIRE, OCTOBER sp. TRRATV 'margin ins /REIMS ASPOPLIC, BRUMAs AND BAVARIA. The Foft Conful of the French Republic and his Majefty the Emperor of Ruff's, having offered their mediation for the arrangement of the of of Germany, and havihg made known to the Imperial Diet, by their declaration of the sBth Auguft, I Sorb, thelndemnities which they thought Arnold be adjudged to each Prince in confequtnee of the 7th Article of tlie - Tresaty of Luneville • his Majefty the King of Pruffia hat . toned to oonforin.tootbc;dan pretested:And in taking poireffion • of the State* adjudged to hire, confined Itinifelf ferupulouily within the if Aped in the declaration. . His Majelty the Emperor of Germany having, on his fide, announced the intention of tailing k a different poffeffiuns to be • occupied Ms Majefty the King of Pruffia, the Firft Coated, sad the Emperor of Raffia,have fpontaneovily hallaned to make known to him, that it was not at all becoming that his troops rck! id pals the limits &Signed by the declaration, or that they oa occupy any territory bat that appointed for the indem ation of the Archduke Ferdinand. Yet, withost regard either to this declaration made collec tively at Paris to the Imperial Ambaffador by the Milliner of the three Powers, nor tf., that which has been made at Berlin by the Count de Hauswitz, the Attftrian troops have taken* r:n of Paha, and his Imperial Majefty has informed the t el b h ; his Plenipotentiary, that he would not withdraw his trnops maids the countries,occupied by the other Prince*, were in like manner evacuated, which is an indication that his Impe r alMajtfty fees no value on the declaration of the Mediating Powers, and that ha regards it es void. In confequence his Majefty the Xing of Prune, and the Firft 1 1 • Contal of the French Republic, engage themfelves to reiterate 1 in concert at Ratifbon and Vienna, their efforts to caufe the plan pretested to be adopted by the Germanic Body, and to be ratified in itewhole extent, but particularly fo far as it guano. tees to the E!setor of Bavaria the prefervadon of his poffeffions on the right Dank of the Inn, and as far as it fecvres to him the town of Paffaul And if, contrary to their hopes, and their united interpolidon, his Majefty the Emperor, taking advantage of the poffefhon of Paffaa, thould refute to evacuate it within the period of Sexy days appointed fair the deliberation of the imperial Diet, the Governments of ?ruins and France pledge thentfelves to com bine their efforts with thole of Bavaria, to fecare to the latter the prefervation of her ancient domains on the right of the Inn, as wen as the realm of Pafiku, and the entire indemnity . which has been adjudged to her. • 1 Done at Park, 18 Frodtidor, year so, Sept. ,t, dos. (Signed) TALLRTRAND. ILAIIQ.UII DR 117E01E31Ni. VITT°. By a decree of the ath inft. the funaions of jurymen art furpended during the prefent and fucceeding year, in all the departments of Pied mont, with chore of the Cotes•du-Nord, Morbihan, Vauclufe, the Mouths of the Rhone, the Var, and the Maritime Alps. . • , The following intelligence has been receive from Switzerland : .. .. 'TVS COUNCIL OF BBICUTION TOTH& INHABITANTS • OF HtLvITIA. Citizens of Helvetia !—The Government is af fembled at Berne. The events which had neceffi. sated its departure. and thofe which have preceded its return, are fufficiently known to you. We will not, therefore., fpeak to you of the pall : we with only to open your eyes tithe prefent, and to reek, If it be poffible, your prearvation for the future. It is not a requifition of the Helvetic Govern. went that will cads the French to march among us ; but the Nast. Consul. of the Freskh Reptib lic cannot fuffet rations and civil ever to defoLite a country bordering on France; a country attached to France by treaties ; and which w4l for ever be indebted to France alone for the reftitution of its idence. There cannot, therefore, Citizens j ol de glvetia, be any queftion, at this moment of difpnte, as to this or that freem, or on the pro m:lipase. of this or that opinion ; the °kit& is to prevent the occupation of our country by foreign troops, and all the evils that would be the reitilt of it. Only one mode remains to us to prevent thok evils; it is that which the proclamation of the FIRST CONSUL points OUt to US. • Citizens of Helvetia, we enunfel not to repel it : it is the left plank by which we can efcape. Chip. wreck. The itbyfs is 'beneath your footfteps, and your ruin is certain if you negleali to adze tt, A General Officer attached to the fluff of the Army of Obrervation on your frontiers. has arrived at Berne, toffee with his own eyes, if the orders of the Plerr Con so L arepuneually executed through. out. He will caufe the troops to enter if a tingle Canton refills. Yet, a partial difordcr, a tingle nnconlitutional anthority refuting to dilrolve itfelf, or an airembly refuting to lay down its arms, will be fit fficicnt to draw down on you this misfortune. Let every citizen, therefore, fubmit to the con. ftitutional order provifionally re-eftablithed, and await in the difpolitions of peace and good will the &frantic order of things which is announced to us by the Mediation of the Fitter Colima'. Let all party denominTions and all hatred be abjured; let a general deGre to preferve the exiftence and independence of our country ; let the neceffity of preferring for ourfelYes end our families the feeble refources that remain to us, command tranquillity, and unite all minds, For every true Swifs there can henceforth be but , one thought, one end, and that is, the prcfervi tion of the Swifs country. Bascs, OCT. 23.—A part of the left wing of the French army of obfervation concentrated on Our frontiers, has put itfelf in motion; Conform. ably to The orders received from General Nay, to procceil by Dilemont, Moutiers, Grand Val, and Erguil, to Bienne, to the extremity of the French frontiers, where a part of the to4th demi brigade had already arrived in the courfe of laft er&t. A confiderablc quantity of .ammunition, aid a number of pieces of artillery, had alfo at tired fit Huninguen ; and quarters are prepared there for the troops expeded to arrive w ithout de. 14 from Mayence. ' ' ' • They write from Berne, that two days before a courier bad arrived from Paris to General RAlop, and that immediately after be had a conference with the Executive Council. They egpated there every moment the ultimate determination of the Diet of Schwits, which has already announced to General RAPP, ten p la t t i s al b s orki t4t It would fabosit entirely to the • t ide p[ the FEW' c r unsuL, anil which, acs bas yet dig folved itfcif, It is confidingly Asid; that fuwe the ' late events,. two partiesinnti been formed ; that one, at the teid of whichli i.ots it tin i 4, deuvotsfs co protrili s ptitting iph a wsin' the se gallOWs wigeb it law ttlslfYfilb being Olt to open at Vienna. by means of M. del:N*ll'4.4EL whom they have charged to claim formally, in the name of the Diet of Schwitz, the hitr.-vention sat caopemtion of his IMPSRIAL MAJESTY to UMW. nate the affairs of Switzerland. At the fame time this party is alive in circulating a report that this Envoy will probably fucceed in determining the Court of Vienna to charge itfelf with this media tion jointly with the French Government. But the other party, which lb known by the title of the Bernefe party, continues to advife a perfect fubmicrion to the proclamation of BONAPARTE. It is to this difference of opinion that they attribute the delay which the diffolution of the 'Diet of Schwitz has met with. . PRIVATE LETTF,R FROM PARIS. The improvements making in Paris are beyond conception, and wonderfully calculated to render that metropolis the admiration of the world. Three new bridges are building acrofs the Seine. The Gardens of the Luxembourg will loon bean ob je& of aftonifhing magnificence. The Palace of the SenatConfervateur, the opening before theanvalids and other works of grandeur and of tafte will loon be finithed Commerce is reviving with furprifing alacrity; every port town is crowded with filips on the Rocks. A perfon in high authority has affured me that there are nearly 3so millions in the public treafury, befides confiderable arrears due from the year so, and Aven from the year 9 ; that the revenue of the nation was beyond imagination— more than equal to all the improvements of peace, and preparing for a refource in time of war. Bread has rifen 2 fous in the fmall loaf, a circumftance that throws difcontent into the poorer clafs • but the police is fo well organized, that all is (rife.— Sorry I am to find a difpofition to favour every nation except England. Mr. PITT, y/ho was fo perfonally intuiting to BON P IT E. is here fuppoted to be an advifer of the new Miniftry,notwithltand. in g their apparent readinefs to ilibmit to the will of France. • LONDON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. ALL SOULSDLYKIL or KENT 102 N.-Holiday at the Excite and Exchequer 01Ecca. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 3 per Cent. Conf. 68—Ditto, for Nov. acc. 6M — Old s per Cent. zootf—New 5 per Cent► 99H — Otani= 9t, 10i CUE In the preceding columns we have given fuch extracts from the French journals received yeller. day as want of room prevented us from then lay ing before the Public. As to the long philippic from the /Weimer, which has already been pre fenced to our Readers, we find but one prevailing opinion. The fentiments we !allay threw out yelterday refpeding it, are thofo of all who have perufed it. We Mall therefore fay nothing farther on it for the prefect, efpecially as the arrival of the French Ambarador, who is now hourly ex peaed, may lead to difeuffions between the two countries, which we have no doubt of Cecil% bla. zoned forth to the world in the Nonitesr, in con formity to the new fyftem of diplomacy followed by the French. In the mean time Miniaers continue to follow palm sneafures for maintaining the dignity, the rights, the independence of this country. On Se. tarday orders were fent by the Board of Ord nance to Woolwich, to fend off immediately for Plymouth, guns and nom for feventeen fail of the line.--Noi has France any right to complain.— Like that country, we only maintain the 44 atti. tude in Which the Athenians placed Minerva, with her helmet ea her heat 4 and her lance couched." A DUTCH MAIL Arrived this mot Ding. The following are the only intereaing articles brought by it : thous, OCTOBER i6.—ln the Sitting of the Legiflative Body of this day a mefl'4ge was read from the Adminiaration of the States, propofing two regulations, one for dividing the Departments of the Republic into Circles and Territorial Al femblies, and the other relating to Parallel; and the Right of Voting. It was refolved that thefe meffages fhotild be printed, and in the mean time be put into the hands of Citizens filosalus, Van Lista', Van SORSBECE, CUYPERS, Van der Zoo, CARSTEN / CREMER, de Joucki, and LULOFS for confiileration and advice. , A meffage from the Adminiaration of the States was alfo read, propofing a general Pardon for all Petty Officers and common Soldiers or Sailors, who have been guiltrof defertion, and who, within the courfe of three months, (hall join the Sips or corps to which they belonged. Thufe, however, are to be excepted from this pardon who deferted to the enemy, carrying with them their arms and baggage. This mange was• put into the hands of Citizens 14; LDS %Visa s, Laws, Busch, Vlscnsa, and RAMIONNIT, for confideration and advice. A petition was taken into confoleration from Wycnuto PeTart!px,reque4ing the remifenn of tie remaining time of the baniihment to which he was condemned. Time Netberlandith Eaff-India Company, with . the iiiiittfratlop of the States , came to the fol lOwiißg i4lutlop on the z(tth inflant." To leave e 4 in i 9 pretest pate till the Ailroiniara ve received 4 report of a Commiffion, eonfitigii of toni Cosimiirioners apd a Seeritacy, to ho fla dot Indig by tile 4rft opportunity.— This Comatifilon mall airtime the pave; of -the Govector•General n and be jayoiled with unlimit4d fathmitY , " ) A ANISTIRDAM, OCT. 27.—Aletter from Tangiers, crated September ill, fays--s. The prohibition to export wheat, cattle, and other provifions, re mains in force, though the harveri. has been exceed- • ingly plentiful. "The American Conful, who, in confequence of the repeated orders of the Emperor, quitted Tan. Biers on the a4th of June, returned , on the 26th of July with a truce ; and after fome negociation, obtained from the Estrum* an ailment* that the intercourfe with America Mould remain on the fame footing as before; ind the Rag of the United States had therefore been horned as formerly.;, Sr. PITSIMURGH, OCT. S.—The day before yefterday we had another ftorm, Rill more violent thin that of the fecond of this month s and which has done very great damage both to buildings And (hips. The wind was fouth-weft, and the Neva rofe eight feet and two inches: all the lower parts of the city were under wator ; fome large Chips damaged a part of the fine granite Banks of the Neva; many boats, with corn, &c. were funk, and we were jaftly apprehenfive of fuch an inunda tion as in 1777, when the ftorm abated towards fix o'clock. The damage, however, is very con fiderable, and is not yet to be eftimated, Of the loffes at fea we have not as yet any information. The Emir saoa has publithed an Ukafe, in which he obrerves, that he has been acquainted that the belt part of the nobility and citizens avoid the eleCtions, and confequently the fervice of the State, by which means offices fall into - the hands of per. tons unfit for them. The Senate is, therefore, commanded to order the Governors of Provinces to fignify to the nobility, by means of their mar flu's, and to the citizens, by their Chief Igagif trates, that it will be highly agreeable to the Est• vEROR, if they, in future, attend all eleCtions-snore punetually, and thus concur, according-to- the bell of their abilities, by promoting the choice of proper perfons to the advantage as well of themfelves as of their country. The Ruffian Grand Duke Conway-ma is ez peCted at Vienna. STOCKHOLM, OCT. 15.--Yefterday the newly appointed Danifh Miaifter to our Court, Count BLooMs, arrived here. The Machine invented in Scotland, for the diftillation of fpirits, is prohi bited by a Royal Edia, on account' of the too great confumption of corn, which this method of diftilling might occafion. COPILN HAGEN, OCT. I9.—The re-eftablifhment of friendfltip between Denmark and Tripoli has colt, it is Paid, a much lets fum than it has been aeceffary to facrifice an fimilar ociafiOns. The negotiations lafted eight days after the arrival of the Danifh fquadron before Tripoli, and the peace for fix years was not concluded tin the Comman der, lEosvon, made ferious preparations for an a fra ult. Our mule of Exchange is now fo very low, that the teas felling by auction lq the Eaft India COM pany, go off at prices very advantageous for fo. reigners. The Exchange in Hamburgh is fallen to-day 2 per cent. on fhort bills. It is fappoted it u ill not be better till after the publication of the new taxes, which will bring in, it is raid, more than a million annually. Bane, Ocr. 17.—Our terrors on the approach of the French troops, which were on the eve of entering Switzerland, have been removed. This deliverance we owe to tale exertions of one of our fellow-citizens, M. Fu Tz, of Bafle. This M. FUTZ I who had ftudied the mathematical fciences, was about twenty years ago fent for to St. Peterfburgh, by his uncle, the celebrated PrOfeffor EuLsa, like wife a native of Bafle, and under his aufpices be came a celebrated teacher, gained the favour ,of the prefent EatetßOß, and became a Member of the Ruffian Committee of Inftruaion. This wor thy man to warittly exerted hithfell in application to the Ruffian Monarch, on behalf of his wretched country, that the EMPEROR fent inaru&ions to his Ambaffador at Paris, Count Maacorr, to employ his offices moil vigoroufly with the Hass Cow sut. in favour of Switzerland. Some weeks ago, the Diet of Schiitz fent M. Muct.ssan to Paris, in order to lay before Bo- NAPARTI the affairs of Switzerland in their proper light. He immediately waited upon the Ruffian Ambalfador, in order, by his introdultion, to at tain the objelt of his journey. Count MARCOS'S, who had already been commiffioned by the Els- Pszoato that effee, accompanied M. MULLSNIN both to TALLITRAND and the FIRST CONSUL, and when the latter became informed more correely of the prefent Rate of Switzerland, he figned to the followinig conditions : Z. That no French troops ihadd eines Swittietland. 1. That the Heitede Government at Laufanne should repair to Berne, and after Choy lad fettled OK accounts of their admi niltratlon, give in their reflgnadon. 3. That the Swift Diet world likewife repair to Berne, tilers eamippe the f fundions of Government, and fend on AmbaOit dor so Petit: lobo Would be rescrifed. 4. That *polies Olould be fr.ut from each Canto to Paris, and OF., removed from AU iaiiviace i form a Caultlaittion foiled lithritscria4 - BRIGHTON, OCT. st. The Prlitee of WALES returned to this ye fterday from London, apparently in good health. The Steyne yeaerday and to-day, though not fo numeroufly, was more fafhionably decorated tb.4. we have before ohferved it, during the mor e b l ,„ ling periods of tit.: Summer. The Bifhop of ;;; ASAP 14, Lady SULLEN, Lady S. DREW Lay v . MURRAY, Mrs. FI TZ HERBERT, Lord THURLdOV, the Countefsof GEREBTZOFF, Mrs. and Mifs Bao w : the Earl and Countefs of ClA:email., Sir T. a nd Lady CLARK, Capt. BROOMFIELD, &C. honoured and enlivened the promenade- The Prince's harriers on Friday threw off n or the Race-courfe. A Italia of hares, killed by fat and gallant running, were the well-earned produce of the morning's diverfion. The field w as very numeroufly attended. Our Theatrical Corps doled their oper at i oz lift night. company ar e e r n a o fil t in en .... ' The Edinburgh and Ber w i c k packet, with 2 $ importan ce enter, a' are, paffengers, failed for Franc e , at to A. M. this day, The Auftions here are dill th e f a lhi onable fourcet of =aliment. Thete is f carce l y a fhop through. t out the place where i thec b o li mp u Donaldfon,inAemdong with thehe th s hea legal it takes filvera,rrivals o th f e lead. g Lady ELLENBOROUG Mifs SOUP, MifELOc in Mr. T. BaowN, &c. The Duke and Duchefi of DEW/NMI/A t Lady A. Cam, the garlOf EGa t . MONT, Lord ELLEIIIIOaOUOI49 Sir RICHAR D sad Lady HERON, the Hon. Mrs. SCOTT, aad Lind and Lady TAN ICERvaLI.I, are daily eipth e d. Lord and Lady PUN vaLst, Mr. T. aid Mr s . Davis, Mr. CASINKITi I 'MG and Mrs. M. Rams, Mr. F. Lt.orst, Kr. S, Sum Kam!, Mrs, tr piasoonvii.ofWartanthdehialsedatroupgholties:laMarsiettdaowytis: and Lady MosiTtacias o ` ban l e f t us . leaLveorthibdT Lord Es.ni At pts returned to Conn:amino:vie from the Grecian Mends. The French Charge d'Affaires at Conftantinople has notified to the Grand Seignor the appointmeat of BONAPARTE to the Confulate for life, on whi c h occafion he received magnificent prefents. Princes BILMONTE PIGNATELLI is arrived ia England with one of her Eons, to refide tome time with their Serene Highneffes the Margrave and Margravine of ANSPACH. :Wonders will neverceafe ! We know from good authqrity, that THOMAS PAINE'S p olitical f e n:i. ments have undergone a conffderab e change. lit has declared that chief reafon for retiring to America is, beeaufe he . forefees that the Govern. ment of that country will foon afTu me the bell of all conflitutions4ra well-regulated Monarchy. in rags there are, at this time, more Guineas '.than Louis d'Ors to be feen.—Guineas at 25 lines 112 Mtn ; that is threepence per pound above par. At the fame time, we believe that moll of our countrymen km Paris in difgaft, Three troops are to be added, in cafe of owl; fity, to the Horfe Brigade of the Royal Artilkry. An additional number of Dragoons have been ordered to Nottingham. Lord ST. Vtocatcr has in contemplation a plan for paying all the Penfioners of the Chcit at Chat. ham at their refpeeive homes, without requiring them to make their appearance once in three years at Chatham ; by which thole unfortunate ; mutilated feainen will be refcued from the Har, pies who hail hitherto plundered them of nearly hallthe gratuities and penfons givca to them by a generous Country. The Ftarr Cosset. has ;trued a decree, direa ing the Agents pf Forefts, and thole of the Ma. rine, to concur in feldling in all the National Forefts, fuch oak trees as are proper for making ribs for (hips. They are alfo to mark fuch trees when found upon private elates, which are not to be otherwife difporet of than to the publ:c. The chips to be built in India, under the new regulations for Private Trade, and which were tranfmitted to the Government General by the (hips of laa feafon, are feverally to be of the bur. then of between Soo and 550 tons, builder's Inca. furement, fubjeet to the approbation of the Ma . tine Boards. The keels are to be laid %%Ain three calendar months from the day on which leave (ball be given by the Governments in India. Twelce months are alllowed for building from the expira• tion of the laid three calendar months, when the (hip (hall be launched. We are favoured with the following ftatetnem of an experiment, lately made at Rotherhithe, for the purple of proving the comparative firengt4 of cordage, viz. Qrimfhaer,Webftet, arul Co.'s Patent Machine laid Rope of 234 threads, 61 inches circum f. rcnce bore z 4 Tons, Rope, made in the ufual way, of 360 threads, 61 inches circumference - b o re to Tone Grimihaw, Webfter, and Co.'s Patent Machine , laid Rope of 156 threads, 5 inches circum fere:ace - , Reve, made in the ufual way, of 228 threacs, 61 inches circumference bore 3 Tens. COVENT-GARDEN TREATRE---Yeaerday ing the new Comedy of Delays and Blunders nude its fecond appearance before a very numerol'' audience, confiderably altered. Lord Ortam io Courcy 64 has bid this world good night," and , with all due refpes to the Peerage, his LordfLip's abfence was by no means regretted. The Comedy was throughout very favourably received, andan• nounced for this evening with tin iverfal fttisfaaion , A ludicrous circumtlance occurred during the delivery of the Epilogue ; for though every Flea' then Mythologia mull recolleet the various tiaras' formation of JUPITSR into a bull, a Ewan, and a *tower of gold, yet one of the Deities in the. Gal lery effthed a meuimorpholis Rill more tingular! for his Godfhip lazing offended at the length 3,1:1 dullnefs of the compolition, inftead of r olling b; thunder or flathini his lightning, mart natural! laframed the voice of an afs, and began braying in fo hideous a manner, that the feelings of Mrs. MATTow were outraged, and, amidst coma . lions of laughter, the Epilogue was driven ulk from the tile. b orc 9 Ton!, mingrgr