Star. — London, England, 1802-10-26 00:00:00

, . LON DON. ' Os TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26. • ,• lixa GILIWOZ Rf. PROCLAI sam--Holiday attic Etatert Sank, sari South Sea Monti. PRICE OF STOCKS THI3 , DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Cent• Coaf. for coney, 68{—Ditto, for Nov. ace. 6*- 0 m nium 81. Yeitcyday being the Anniverfary of the Mites Ameifion, the fame was obferved at the Bank and diterest Public Offices. A few bargains in the Funds were privately made, at nearly the Wm price as at the elofe of the Stock Market on Saturday : Confab 684-omnium pi. A Dutch Mail arrived lait night. It brought au outline of the amended plan of indemnities, oh which the mediating povieri demand the immt 7 diate and definitive decifion of the:Diet. -This is etaitly what we expected—Autlria h not been ebu fulted in draWing up the plan—but is called upon, to acqniefce in it, though it introduces no change favourable to the Grand Duke of Tufcany, or of the Houfe of Nuarii. We have given a copy of this new plus in the preceding page. THE ILIMBURGH MAIL, WTI& arrived this morning, has brought us the eoncluflon of the Imperial Ukafe, of which we yellerday laid a part before our Readers. The charges Teem to have been &fated by a with to improve the Conftitution. and to fecure an in create of happinefs to the people. The Emperor has judged wifely in increafing the power and in-' fluence o f the Senate. By fo doing he inereafet his own perfonal fafety. We fubjoin the remain dcr of the .Diplomatic - Paper alluded to. , To morrow we (hall lay another Ruffian State Paper before the Public CONCLUSION OF THE IMPIRIAL 101E111114 LISPICT ISO Tal NSW ■ODILLIIIO OF THR MATS. ST. PETERSOURCH, SEPT. 28.-18. In criminal carafes, where the lofs of Nobility and of rank are in qtteftion, the Senate, after .pat Eng fentence, de livers in a Report to the Emperor,eind waits the confirmation of it, or an Ukafe. 19. The affairs before the Senate mull be known tocvery Senator, and for this purpofc,'6oth in the Dcpartments and the General Allem))lies, there mutt lie a regifter on the table, for the infpeaion of every Member, in which' is noted the time•when every affair is brought fqtward, debated, decided,- when Ukafes are iffued and executed. ao. - Refpeaing all af fairs brOsigilt before the Senate, a twice is to be publifised in the newfpapers every month, what affairs thcr art, ana under what number they are to be fowl in thEregitter every month is alfo to publithed a (bort notice of the affairs decided, and* what manner. at The Senators mutt re ceive iA due. time, (hors extraah figned by the Se. eretarics, of the tanks brought in, in which the leaves'are to lie marked with numbers, which con tain the documencs on which the contending parties 4rolnd their pretentious : every caufe mutt fie upon the table tilt aaually examined into. 23, From 'the fentence of the Senate lies no appeal.— But as extraordinary cafes may arife, in which (0 forbid all recourfe to his Imperial Majelly, wonid be the fame as depriving the (offerer of deliverance ; in filch cafe, any one who wilbes ,to complain a;ainit the Senate, mon firit fign a declaration, that be knows the laws which rigpfoufly prohibit the s prefuring an unjuft complaint againft the Senate ; for fhould the ,complaint be found nnjull, the complainant will be delivered over to jurlice. 23. This article hasno retroadlive effect on affairs decided before the prefint sew modellirt of the Senate. In giving this Ukafe we Batter oUrfelves with the pleating expatation, that the Direaorial Se nate will be fentible of the extent of our firm con fidence in it ; that after this exalt definition of its power, it will be no longer limited by any °Oa- Cies in the exercife of its duty, and that it will em. ploy its-moll ferious care to fee, that in the wbole circle of internal affairs, the laws may have their doe erred, and that that order, which is the fuo: port of the public weal, be no where disturbed. Sr. Pixtasstrao, Sser. 28.—The anniverfary of the coronation of his Its PERJSLMAJFSTY was ftlebiated ycairday in a private manner. Tbe foreign Minifters were invited to Court, w here the ErIPtItOR appeared witl.the Est PRIM The Em. prefs Mother was at :Gatfchina. Prince A.Lsx. : - ample, of'Worternberg t her brother, is now here with his contort, a finer f f the cOnfort Or the (heist Duke COXITAIITIKIIII they will'rerpain here only ..st few weelts; prj,nee ,Lelris of ivuttem. istreitrill day lure, and has been "mid by the *: 14 ,40 1 rmOnThad4rof Ole:Regiment of Huirar Guards. Prince Wilma* . of Glotteefter is gone V•;"e•.",It . " • • ' . • 1 to blotchw ! ... r, - r 7 ~.. . . • . , . ; General 011111 t .• ittlill ROKAIfirViC2 •IgtORON.' . now, Ainbaradoi spidriiinarP .to iise court of Great Britin, is on the point of deplArtid4 : With hi;,slat!ghter.frap thistly to Landaii. : ' : . . - ''.'" Lient.4;eneral Prince Ztztatiiir s 'onw Arvin g: ..t.. g, • , • witt'lhe a;'tny, is nanedAnroe4.4 rif infantry, in i the . ' dillrik of,pautails; hillitarY" Gore rliot cifi " -' a (in . .the sooni of ed i nt:;diiser'l .4 1 04"41* P , le Kern a t a G.' Who; aid Ise piaeid 'wide thi• iiii) ~ • - . . . • Caliam t vider its Chief 4 Gentia. .. • '.' '' ' '-• -• . ... 1 • • • STOC111101.)1 9 OCT. S t —Adnilral 11,papa Jr : 00! . ! '41.15,-Adjutant General, of the' feet, 140/14 Carlferotta to.fupeihrtand the new workilitlip.. 'rangabeste in the Marine. A frigate, the /f WO is:already ii to be built . = the modet 'of the Englilh frigate Latona, lately We e and Till : be ready on the tit of May, 'SPY • PARIS JOURNALS To the 13d intlast, came to hand this morning. The ittrilisir• !ideas gives Tonie information from Saritaerland ; but it is rather curious that the ar. tick, which is almoft the only one worthy of no tics, has not even a date affixed to it. If we could inaplicitly cleft the•.ffittement,, the. pretence of Colons! RAPP taloa every darn, and the Witt dim- Afel bald Igen Afp.rrfid.—What bodies ? The word' irmcd" is avoided. It is curious too to fee an admitTion'in the fame article, that Atsiliafrow atl putt of ffiniitzerkul are to proceed to Parir. Bons. rarrt'a mandate required bean, and - immediate eon:- piano with- its conte n ts however, lonic thing like a difeutlidu is invited by the great man. But we that not .detain out' Reader's longer. The fallowing is a copy Of,the article : - HELVETIC REPUBLIC. . • = . rime stelae. . Colonel Barr has traverfed Switzerland : he has found the towns and. villages a prey to misfor. , tunes—the difmal' attendants. of civil war. His prefence calmed every alarnr. The bodies am bled have been difpetfed. The tit and 2a Helvetic demi-brigades are on j their March to form the garrifon qlour city. The arrival-of the Senate' is announced for the day after to-morrow. Deputies &mil all parts of Switzerland 1 , are about to proceed to Paris. • We begin to hope that our Revolution, which has been continued and renewed annually for eight Tears; is qpproachiag its end. Let us at length , enjoy every thing good and ufeful it promifed; and let the Government nndet;which we are dellined to live; not Ggnalifc the triumph of any party, and be confecrated by tI4 union of all its citizens. Weak as we are in conspr.rifon of the furround. ing . Powers, can we pretend to an honourable in dependence, a peaceful neutrality, if we Continuo divided ! . . The fentiments .of the whole Helvetic peOple are united in thefe three wiThes : • *tit. AConftitution in which the oligarchy may never re-appear; and which at the-fame time may edam the equality of the citizen the equality of our eighteen Cantons--the equality of the five =- I, arum 'which .the -clliferent -*tin of Helvetia profits ! ' ad. A ConaitutiOn fujie4l- s t6 the .diverfity and inequalities of our territory, by•which Underwald, Berne, LadTanne, ,and Bale, may 11e governed ac cording to the local circumftances, languages * and manners peculiar to them. In the'taft place our third with, no It.fs riattnel than the other two is, to fee maintained, in th4ir whole integrity our ancient relations with the French*people and the met' who are in the pay cif foreign powers deprived of all their.influence. Io the borom even of a general conflAgrati.on. i.s real interell is to remain neuter : thii will never he that of a Bachman and a Vatteville; who fine their infartcy have revved thole powers, which are ene mies to France. If war should again be kindled.. up in Europe ; and if, as was the cafe with the KING of SAKDINIA and the Republic of Venice, neutra:ity thould to us become. impoffible ; the alliance of France -would be our only With, uur jufielt and dearet interea. • There is iv* one of us who does Clot think the Swift united to the French, will. always defend with glory our mguntains, and render impenetra ble to the encm,y our plains and' our large towns, fuch as Zurich, Berne, Soleure, Fril)ourg, Bale, and Laufanne. In a word, there is not one of us who is not fenfible that our political fyllem ought to be that of onr fathers, who, through a love for liberty and for their country,were always intimately conneaed with France. • • If any man, born in our territoriet, does not participate with us in -this opinion, he does not think like a real Swifs. He abandons himfelf blindly to Jealous, foreign to the iattitall of his • country.. • • The cry of rallying around the :Nation is equa -445 among the cantons, the independence of Hel vetia, and concert with' the Fren c h. Republie.— Algid/an: •. - The Allowing is froth' an uofficial paper : TO .CITIZZIII SaAIIARTt, FIRST or Tipm sauna • • It CPU iri t te. 44 counts FIRST coosin., * The Pi•Odilootieo which • did ,~ tin bonour to,fend - ley us tow ay the 30th orSeptember,by citizen Rapp your Adjutant- Gliparahitfrived at Schwitz on thy 6tt of cletober., -1 ; : i(re cOuldisave wiltied that the Letar we, took the liberty •of fradjoginln, !Ur:nerd Firit Conful, pe the 3titli of Septem ber, coUld'haviiesehed you foonei, it eontainta Taithfig . of kick* hate of tr;rltzerland. rennis us to (end pott,rocinfed a ituplicats of . It; and to entreat: on to reeOre It (*amiably. " it will prove tb you that tkplaaveructus Which 'bawl !JIM plats in Switserland are nqt ;Le' refult.of a fpirit of ltd that tlk SvAA: Failos "Ns: tiio other Aka in vices,, theik` to triii rife aribi 4004144 Diaelal,l of 0: 4 .4. 13# . faif iiks4.lo • ( %O_ 6""P I,~c • 1 4 1 1 * 100, "" ) *Mt, *ld Peden *Ws "Ilk Ten 4 1 1Ined I fiegibithi4afare Ye by tit, Treaty natmetli* Omitseiland would hog boa have been , tranquil, if the of the Helve* Goiertiminit, tide obfaure Meta 'phyliabss, bad conAiltid the feek.kieof affairs, infteat a ob. Motel, attaching themiblvetto tbcorstig attempts, as errone- Nit is they are espentift. " The violence with which they have tried to impofe their 'tfyftens upon the Democratic Cantons, the civil war they have organized 'to attain their end, directed at firft againft thofe Cantons, then againft all Switserlaud—the unexampled feverity • with which &hey 'have done it, have; produced a difeontent , equally general and jult, and a ddterniped and avowed will to Wake off this infupportable yoke. . . " It is not then, General Ftrft Conful, as affair of pa rty— it is the facred canon of humanity ; it is the ratcral with of a whole madam which has Oven us our power 'and our inftruc tions, of a nation which yon mirk* wifted to free, and which has been ill-treated and irritated contrary to yoUr in tentions. Yet that naiion,werendcr ourfelvei parantees, will never abufe the liberty it claim!. The Self* haft, nothing more at heart than to attain a Kate ofrepofe in which, under the thield of a mild and jolt Govetnntent, each inhabitant may c*ry his property and kbtesiftence.. We are convinced that we flail arrive at that etrential abjca of all Coda order, from the mo ntent oar . will and our efforts *all be nq longer fettered. . " General PIA Conful, all Europe admires in /nu Fhe So preme Had of an immenfe Power and Empire, which, with oin doubt, according to your own iless4, will be dire fed to the good Of humanity; your magnanimity aura us, that you willifot make aft of it againft a people who only defire what you have made them hope, and who .only with what they believe themfelveasiuthorifixi to do by yourfcif. ' " Penetrated with eternal gratitude, the Swift Nation will do its endeavour to defrxve the good will Of the French Go vertnnent; and will fulfil all the duties which are in:pored upon it by the define of cultivating good neighbourhood. " It is with the mott dictlngulated refpodt that we remain, General Fisiietasful. The DEPTITItS of the Hayek Diet. Schwitz, Oactbcr 8, tBoz." PARIS, Oct. Rt.—Lily a decree of the.CoNsut.s, a coloffal .ftatue is to be ereited, in the ?'lace des Viaoires, in memory of General PIRSAIX, killed at the battle of Marengo. BONAPARTE has revoked the nomination of Citizen Mass ti tau to be Commiffloner-of Govern ment to Ole CriminalTribuOl of the tePartment of the Lower Rhine, in coo quelice: or a - ,report Made to iheCousus.s by tl+e_Grabdltz4ge, Mini (lcr of juftice, complaining Of his inattention to r his duty. Th& Card of Saint Roch in a moment of folly, refuted to pray for Mademoifelle Cuomo!, and to admit herlinto the church: One of his col. ' leagues, a reafonable man,, acquainted ,with the real morality or the Gofpel,. received the funeral proceflion in the church Of Sahli 'Thomas, Where fervice was performed with the nfoal folemnities. The A c rehbifhop of Paris has ordered the cure of Saint Roch to be fufpcnded for three nionth• that he may' remember that Jaws Cit kiss. com mands us to pray even far our enemies, and that recalled to his duty by meditation, .he may learn that all there fuperftitious praaices, p.referved by . tome rituals, and which originating in times of ig norance, or created, by fervid imaginations, de. graded religion by their fooleries, were profcrihed by the Concordat, and the law of Gorninai . . Oth. —Moniteur.4F4e per Cents. 53. fr, s c t . .• The Ftisi. cosbat. let out yefterdar for Rouen, where he has been - txpeaed for, feveral weeks.' It is believed he will afterwardi proceed to Hine - to examine tile. ftateof that ppyterpGasette de Frame.' Yefierday was the day appointed for the reduc tion of the Guards but the orders to;thar 'fee were countermanded., • • . • Wednefday the Rear rettoible Highlanders, r)allitinz (kt* about Soo mon, and commanded.by Major-General MACKAY HUGH BMWS, were diroanded at Stirling by Major-General Dow: Laft week arrived at Glafgow, his Royal High nefs Monileurie Compte D'Arrots, Duc de Bvit- RY, Chevalier de Iltsecat, Thic D'Haacouar, Baron de Rota. and lithe, on a tour ; the Marchio nefs of HEanroftv, Lady MARY TAYLOR, Major- General Sat.aouxovr ' in the Ru ffi an fervice, Ge ncraf FORBES, Lady llAitemri.e, CQlonel CLA VERING, Colonel BuitNerr and faniny, Captain FLITCH RR and Lady, &c. We are forry to heat: from Madras of the death of Lieutenant-Coltmel Wa LLI &At SH ERR IFF, Of the 7th regiment of Native Cavalry, in confecoenre of an accident he met with while exerciting his men. • He was only forty-two years of- age, a titilingoiffied Officer, and had been twenty-eight years in Officer -of Cavalry in the feryice of the Honourable- Company. Mr. VaNstuott, late of Bath, fo generally known * .who was 111 t week interred at St. Stephen's, Walbrook, was the only nephew of the celebrated Sir JOHN whole fon was killed at the battle of rontenoy. He has bequeathed part of his propery, after the death of his wife, to a relation, .a Mr. Varreavom, in Lancaildre. A melancholy accident happened at Deal Cafile on Saturday night . Jail. Three of Lord CARLING ron's women fervants, induced by the mildnefs 'of the evening, imprudently ventured to bathe on the beach between nine and ten at night, unknown to the. real , of the .family. As the ihort is Qeep and . ciangernas at that place, two of them were folio out of their depth. The cries of women in Fere heard in the Cade, and feveral per fons ran -.out to their relief. The bodies were biought on (bore, and medical anillance was'im tnediately proeprOd. • the ;of them was foon re covered,' but eiefy method of the Humane Society was tried op the. other for feveral hours, without fuceefs, She had lived in the family far from-al years., and was the:tilauglAtir of *. of Nit 1 1! . " ..t TIfEAT,RES. / CO,IHT GA ID II N.—The revival of Percy:, yd. terday evening was doubly welcome, not only on account of the intrinfic merit of this admirable Ballet, but for being the medium of introduetion to Mr. Duaois, formerly of Drury-Lane, and l ong the fupport of Sadlers Wells. His performance of the Savage befpoke his pantemimical talents to be of no mean defeription. Little MENA(IF ivas fo diverting in Champanzi, and evinced fo m►tch zeal and feeling, as to put the Monkies of the Lobby coropleatly in the back ground. THEATRE. DRURY LAN E.--Lail night, after ti;- Tragedy of Mary Herz of -not', in which r,: rs , POPE was the interelling reprefentative of the n . fortunate heroine, and Mrs. POW E LL futtained u illy much dignity and animation the part of .Qyme Eli zabeth, the old Burletta of Midas was reviv e d ;„ very magnifiettit The (yens of Olympus i s one of the moll brilliant we ever beheld, and the machinery of. the clouds, ci.ling as the Celefilal s afcend, is managed in the molt beautiful pi&n efr i tie manner. The Gode are represented feated art.idti the clouds, in full council. gu j iikr, yuno, Nliarva, remss, and the whole of the Dii Majares, appea r moll magnificently and -appropriately attired, After Jaw has ezecuted his vengeance upon Apollo, ! and hurled him to the earth by a thunderbolt, he refumes his throne, and the Celvltials afcend to the upper heavens. For the execution of this mov e , ment, a falfe Rage has been cophrated, the breadth of the profcenium, and. very deep; which rifing, el e . pates all their godfbips rn the - moll rnajeftic and impofing man*. The clouds gradually *wailer round them, and at 'aft they vanith altogether from the tight of allonithed mortals. The l a ft f eene . exhibiting Afereary and the Mule, was alfo very beautiful. A number of rural y newly painted, dei at credit to the talents of the fuperintefidant ar ta of the Theatre. The. dramaiie pirfoli of this vahimlicalßiek are Very ftrongly cart. SEncwica% fine voice is well adapted to the Ki v of the Ccib ? and Mrs. HARLOW is very fpirited in 7raie. KELP: finished the- char . ader of Apollo with fome very mailerly touches both as an actor and a finger ; aid Su rrr's Mb' CAULFIELD s s Par, and DIG. N U 9 E SikEo l are humonrons performances. Meff. dames BLAND and MOU Niel N, in Nyfe and a:init, are all that can be:wiflied, pulsing', a little allow. aneefor a temporary hoarfenefs under which the former labours, and for which an apology was Made; but above all little TYE Ea, in iksip, is ir refirtahly grotefqrse. Vie have no doubt the MI. letta will become a favourite. 'Lord JOHN THYNNE is 'My thici with theinod citizens of Bath. The prevailing drefe of the times may he fludiei at Bow-ftreet, ,as well as Bond-Areet. The :.1a• gillrates fay, thAt years are elapfed iince they cnn• 'Nitta; a. pair of Aces, and that all delinquencies now are covered by Loots,pantaloont, and Brutuai. . _ Wednefday Mr. FERC a listoN of Pitfour gave an elegant Ball and Supper :in the Univerfity Hail of the MarifchalCollege,. Aberdeen. The alern6lng,e of falhion and elegance colleied upon this =Alan by the worthy hoft was very numerous. There was at onetime between Soo and 400 in the room, w_hick exhibited ftich a difplay of beauty ac few parts of the country copld equal, and none excel, The room was very prettily decorated with W.- toons of flowets, Ste. and an artificial arbour ;rea -1 id to conceal the rtitific; which had a fITIC de& The greatift part of the dompany wlto ttttendzd the Northern ,Shooting Club were preCent on evening, is well as the - principal gentry in 'tle town anctoeighbourhood. Lady MADELINA cl.AIR . Came • there.owipurpore, whofe eafy afft .6mq; with that of her gall.mt. brother, ford ButrriT, gave a zeft to the entertainment of the evening. The dancing continued till between two and three next morning, when 'the company fat down to a fplendid fupper of above 3co diihcs, be4ldes defferts, &c. fez down by Mrs, ADAMS dr the hotel; and parted between four and five o'clock. MRS. BAKER'S GALA.—MTS. BARER gave a molt fuperb fete lan week at her house in Chichef: ter. The elegance of her tine is well known; but threxertions of this fair and amiable wido•.e, year, for the entertainment of her numerous friends, have furpaffed all her former ones—the company, confining of all the fafhion in Clicbettcr and its. vicinity, began to atremble about nine o'clock in the great saloon : the musical amateurs were here regaled with feveral pieces Of mufic, perfumed by a choice band, confilting of two and-twenty performers, until a grand finale with a full piece brought on the appointed time for the . opening the India room. Here all appeared cro , chantment; the room is, we underfland, the exaa cou;teyp:at of the late Hyder Any's he:trice Chamber, and is ornamented precisely in the fame magnificent flyle, the fair honefs having hc;felf taken a sketch of it on the spot. The bail V" S opened with the favourite dance of " Co to du Devil . and (hake yonrfelf." The Hon. ARTHUR BINSTEAD and Mifs.WusaTtry led down, fa' lowed by five and thirty couple, rich in youth,. fafhion, and beauty ; the choiceft reirLtlimonts Ct every kind svlrr handed round, and, to keep fl the fair delnfion, ail the attendants were •Ipp are!r " 4 in the full drefs of the Indian Prince's ; hut even this altene, rich as it was, was t!: P( compared with what .followed. At one o'6 , • the grand folding doors at the, caftern extrcn.i:y of the room were thrown open, and a Lhine,:. Pavilion was difcovered ; here three tables werc: fpread, loaded with the cofilieft delicacies; they were clerated . on a platform, richly ornatitotcd In 'the Chinefe flyle, and the circa was inconceivably grand. The whole fupper was fervcd on gilt plate, and the wines were of the moll delicious flavour.. At half pact two the feßive dance was refumed, and the peeping fun firll hinted to the . enraptured affemblage that the enchantments of India and China mutt yield to the more pleat fPell of Morpheus. One of the chandeliers in the India-room fell about five o'clock, and created a flight alarm, but providentiady no peribn under it at the time, although Mr. AR T" UR Li". i STSDI I 4I the . moment before quiued the livt.