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- *-- • 1 . 7 0 _.-i iC : . • /. .% )0 (----....c.„ 1 . •.„.„.., „...,... . • 4,.,... 11" ..... 0gr0...., ..... 1k ,„„, ( ....... --...i.--..„ . tat ~...„ . , _ . . .I■l•ft. ~ rr 9561. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1617 PRICE SEVE• -PEN S. THE BRITISH REVIEW. No. XX. will be published on the brit of November. ••• Athoag the more itrnmititnt Articles in this Number will he the Memoirs of the Right Hon. R. B. :theritian ; Brandy's Outlines of Geology; Ricardo, and Say on Political Eenaumy and Fixation ; l.ady Morgan's France; The Poor Law.; Lord Selkirk', Colony no the &led River, and Massacre of Governor 'emplr and his Party; Heber'. Bampton Lectures; Stan: of Literature la France. GARNIN P DRESDEN, OCTOBEIt a, The new retTal Irina% it the Ad , :iiiiistr.itiNt, which his Majesty the limp fi!lds •re tipted to the ptr. nt situ •tion oi Its kiligdom ul Sticiitly. and the circumstances , •t the , imes, an.l which h tvr hven lu:sit in prep4r4ii 41, ere dr4wiiig near t r their com pletion. The ii•wly arga,lized Privy Cioncil has been introduced to d.iy. Prizes of of 1,050 ... 1,000 _ . London : Primed for Baklwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pate: nneter row ; J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; Wm Blackwood, Edi.iburgli ; and R. Milliken, Dublin. SIX PRIZES OF Aio,ooB GCAR ROLL. the Contractor, is happy to per. crive. fri.ni the rapidly-increasing Sale, that the Scheme Lottery i• universal:) , approved. I his, indeed, is not sot.- whet, i is considered that there are 11,542 PRIZES— u: winch are £.20,000 each—and only 5,658 BLANKS. SCHEME. 4 Prizes of Xt.itt,cN) 2 I 5,04 , 1) 2 a 5,0.0 ef; 500, &e. Etch of the wo T Prizes of X*5.000 %ell! have £5,000 more. Ott the SLVEN I if of NOVEMBER, This popular I twery will commence Drawing. Tickets and `harts are on .ale at the tiffic,.. ut G. O ...AILROLL, Cw:'raet", Ni'. 7. Conduit, and 26, Oxford -street, w h ere •Le la•t Pli2r of x _30,000 tv:r awl, was s o ld i n :bares. lately rtiblusheti, • In Two Vol% price ius. and in Frenct , ' TANS of FR ‘NCF., 411 Historical 111-olantr de GENUS. Printed fir 11. Coburn So, Conduit street. Of whom may f , ?,r by lie 'One 'f.t iiribitied Writer, I.N: (h. la Fayeite ; or, The Court of Louis Vcl3. 2 Fle r Ir Crand, 4 vols. 15s. ri: .trk. Fricide de Messatin sur la Vie de l'Au : i vt44. A. 9 islny I:lvrfr tic securellle et Cluillattate !Morale, par le ce- Vl,re Pit rJ, I vela. ses. A. M. PORTER'S NEW WORK. This t'ay wvl4 I hree Volt. 19mo. price Is. bds. r 1141:: KNIGH r OF ST. JOHN. A Rommice. I B 1 ANNA MARIA post rult, Author of the h • otiar : , .titeray, Ste. &e. i jr u d tor Loogman, Hurt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon. do. 01 *limn may be bad, by the same Author,. 1. kidow of Norway, 4 vols. XI. 14. 9. 1 lao tarian Boy hers, 3d edit. 3 yob. 16s. 6d. 3. Von abagiati, f vols. Lt. is. Also by Miss JANE POR"rER, 1. 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Li, Nl'rek, which is executed on a peculiar Plan, was l composed pith 3 view or tuning in young minds, an early taste for Sacred Ouhl:•cts ; and of furnishing persons of maturer years, I who may no. hav e leisure to road mor voluminous Commen tates, with an easy Guide to the must essential branch of human . lacwiedie TIM day was published, price is. ed. A New Edition, being the twelfth, of THE 1111 R l'Y NINE AR rICLES of the! CHURCH of EMMA NV, illustrated with Netts, and twinned by texts of the ilo y Sertpture, and Tertineoles of the Fria:Hee Fathers. lA' rifle,. it. lain, by thr Rev. Mr. Arab deacon Vt b.I.CHMAN ; anti t ramdated aim English by a Clergy man of the Univerv:y ()suit., Primed h.r F. C And J. Rivington, No. 411, St. Peas Church- I yard. Of w , ,ont may be bad, 1. Scripm al Itinerations of the I h.rey-nine Articles of the' Clutch ..t hogiatti, with a Practical Comment upon nets Ar- ecle,..ffecio..at.l ) intended to promote rat i onal peace and unity. By , t.nvici IA ix, .1.. M Rector of I:twos-tit, hula k s I Vicar of Et. Eapholornew the Legs, London In one VOL eve. price in ; laws us. 2. lie Constitutions and Canons Ecclesiastical and the T irty dtre Art.ces of the Chinch et kngland erice is. lid. MUSIC. This day was published, IL UN I'ELLO ; ..r, Tug SUPPORTZL Contain the First Rudiments of Mere. Written by JOHN PARS Y. Sold by Goulding, trAlmaine, Potter, and Co. SO, Su;iu.square, London. Pr:ce Three Shilliop. Pia. , uturte Mayers need nut to be toil how troublesome it is to kee p upright a single :thee of Music on the instrument; nor bcw isten, in the middle of a song, bry are obliged 10 stop so visa! .t. To obviate this incouvriiieocr, The Supporter is sub titling to tin ; which w.ll, at the same time, afford a nto thtt (thmeek unacquainted herself with the adenee) an opportr. sity ut Nachlnglier dspgbter the first rudiments of Musk, and I-, pre her ter a Mauer. h b strongly urged dim the names et ISe N3tell, (Treble and Bzs,), the Cl:aracteta used in Music, ;Id the table o f ti me , b e firmly fixed in the mind, and the readies( way to do this is by questson and answer. he Supporter will also be very useful to young Ladies at '1 ~hoot, as a reference ; fur theugh they may play tolerably well, • , ey are often as a loss for many pi.ints, such as a very high or al 1 -W hole, or a clef, or an explanation of mine of the terms use of: but having the supporter always before them an tlu: nu: rummy, it Ls hoped that they will derive great benefit from kvei y useful into: maim has been given, in the most Ample troarler ; and If a Child be made acquainted with the contents of !..t Supporter, it will save the Parrot some expense, and the .Taster much trouble. JUNIPER'S ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT, by HEATH. 1 1 1 1 - IIS ESSENCE is a safe, effectual, and pleasant -a. r. flied)! in Flarulencies, (Amity and Coulicy Pains In the voniAch And bowels, indigestion,' hysteria, nausea attendant on irregnancy, relaxation and lassitude arising from atmospheric heat, want of appetite, Injuries from insiensent weather, and in the spasmodic altruism of the stonmcb and IrMwtik, as common to sihin-•, adapting the dose to the urgency of the ceaq. As • Pandly tvledicino, or fur the Army or Navy, it will be found a vkludole arry:isition.—Eisecce of Prppermint is so well known at sayable Family Medicine, that the prioeilial olject of this 4,,, ettasenteut is to guard purchasers against tbe numerous coml. 4.1...•5, which are prepared by Di rums, Re. The only um lioa J . Y. 1-1,..0h can give is, to see that " J. P. Heidi, Nutting -13111." is ell;'rdve t ora the Govertametat _tamp. , enc.. !Jj 4114 kid.—Sold by E. 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H nsard. •„,* the grrarer number erases camprised in this Volome, including the Years 179 i , 1794, are I ri-ls before the: High Court of Justicigry in Scotland. several of which were never before pub lished. lie,id• s 'here the volume contains that of Daniel 143 ac Eaton in London, for a libel„al.d those of Walker and six chisers at Lancaster, for High Treason. For :he accommodation of such persons as possess Hargravu's State drials, a separate title page has been printed, to as to ren 'er the Continuation applicable to that as well as to the octavo edi don. 1 bus, those who vs ish to possess the Modern State trials, either as a se} arate work, or as a Supplement to either of the Col lections, may be provided with it accordingly. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. VITIATED BILE is the fruitful source of all • those disorders which act no the Stomach and Bowels, occasioning indigestion, I:,:artburn, Flatulence, Hewisches, Spasms, and a variety of other affections, the consequence of a disordered sedan of the Liver and Ilihary Organs These Pill unite every recommendation of mild op, ration with successful effect ; and requiring no restraint or confinement during their use, are in particular a most valuable and convenient Medicine fur Gentlemen of the Army or Navy, and I ravellers In tropical climates where the eonsequeuc a of redundan and vitiated Bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are an effectual protection from those evils.—They are likewise veculiariy calculated to cor rect disorders arising from excesws of the ;able, and to restore the injured tone ache stomach. Sold •n boxes at 2- 9d. 6s. lis and 22s (by Appointment) by R. BU'I'LliR and Sons, Chemists, No. 4, Chill's:de, cornyr t Paul's Church-yard; Nauger, ISO, 0 zfurd-street ; shutsieworth, opposite the East -India House, Leadvidizil-street ; Wright and Co. No. 269, High•etreet, Borough; and by the principal Book wailers dud Druggists in every City and ['own alt e Kingdom. BY HIS MAJEB IrS ROYAL LEITERS PATEN . I EAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly tArnousl for curing, in all Its *ages, the VENEREAL DM EA SE. One small Pill is a dose, and the taking of one Hoe, to a racent case, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, inure safe, or more convenient than this Remedy, for such at are obliged to go jour Mrs or to sea, as it needs no confinement no• restraint of diet;, and sixty years experience (in an extensive practise) has proved that It will t &era ;;ore when repeated Salivation and all other method. avail nothing. For • the Scurvy sett other Chronical Disorders, this Medicine ha not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 persons at both sexes lave been radically cured of the above cruel Disorders, within the last eight yt 311. Prepared and sold by the Bole Proprietors, T.TAYLtaIi and JON, Members of the Royal College of •iurgsoos, at their Home, Nu. 9, New Bridge•street, in Boxes of only its. 9d. each, duty Included.— N.B. Iwo back dour., and Lights in the Passages et night l'he) are also sold by their appointment, with copious directions, at the t oy :vliop, 103, Oxfurd•street ; Mr. Dlsburough's, Nu. 7, Fish.street-liM, nearly opposite the Monument ; and by one Person in every considerable l own In Great Britain and Ireland Advice to persons taking the above, or other of the Pro pdet or's hl vines. IMPORT 1N r ADVICE. MESSRS. GOSS and Cp. Members of the Royal Cojlege of Surgeon* is London, t ave seduleusly devoted thew attention for these last 17 years !o the ',tidy of those disor • den which so frequently embitter, anfl too often prevent, that in estimable blessing, matrimonial felicity. 7be numerous appli cations they have hitherto received iron! persons of sky first unction, and the unifioqn success attending their superiors mods of treatment in sects complaints, induces !him thus publicly to offer their assistance. hi all rases of Debility or Deficiency, whit b.er resulting from the too frequency of participating in the gaie ties of fasl•ionable life, the unbounded Itidulgenc.: of libertin.sm, kflin secret solitary habit, winch virake , :s the energy of the mind. anti destroys the flower of youth, by producing steri:ity in the one sex, and impotence in th- other, they titer a Ate and permanent core. To those who, from such complanns, are pruventet I totems into the married state, and ashamed to seek relict brood over their infirtn.tiri in silence, It must be consoling to kii4w, how• ever difficult or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by utl4ta Practitioners, that by a renovating and infaltibw .ittlisiti they nigy be restated to a sonud and vigorous constvutiou A census disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of indiscretion, and every species of Venereal Inhale°, by a mid .rid never-failing mode of treatment, is speedily and radially removed, without restraint in diet or exercise, aa also Strictures of the Uretbm and Chests, whkb they are eaabled t. oars to a'-'bort period, without receune to the painfuldangerous 'Sects of the Caustic; references of which *an be given to several Noblemen and Gentlemen of high seepectabiUty, who have bees roved In a very short period, after having laboured under sfrktares tor many years. To married &maks, whom expectations at those tender pledges of connubial happlume have been defeated, it may abo be a pleasing relection to know, that by a proper perseverance in their remedies, the general h ealth is reouvated, and the hopedi ' MOM retort/ilk Messrs. Ooss and Co. exclusively prolo.sitlg ib rare of these particular comptatnis, to order that they may not he marked by a suistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the Ignorant empiric, think it but justice ro themselves to state, that they have been properly educated and initiated into ever) beaaeh el the profemion (certificates of which, from various hos pitals, and testimonials from she highest prt,feesinnal authorities, they brie to convinde aey inquirer). 'I hat a residet,ce in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern wtorld, as web as in other pares, emboldens chips to assert, that their researches having been cot:- lined to diseases dneady enumerated, they hold out a certanity of renovation to such as may labour under the debilitating effects of a life pawed under the torrid suck. And fur;her, that, having had oppottonkles, in their professional cape. city, of forming an intimate acquaintance with the con-; uitutiosial habits of seafaring persons, they offer to them she hest mutant's of inuardents relief; that the thetas resulting r trunt their sedeavours kit indigo( them to quit the practice of the general Practitioner, and they presume th at their pretensions constitute a fair groun d for the uopreeedeuted confident* with which they have, by tke Public, been so libetAly hu moured. ro be consulted theirlioese daily (penonaliy, or by letter,) by Panama oi either sea, with seutic), delicacy, and attention , Patients in tie country are requested to state the particuims dt t eir case, age, d manses of dying 'inhales& re:sunsets l ira advice and m edicines; and the tensed ea will be gm e" forwarded to any pot of the kingdom. GOSii and Co. Sorpoo4ll4 &ovate line, Flat. Out. CUT AUCIIOI4 MART, 6s, CHEAPSIDE. THE immense STOCK and variety of Misc-iht oious foffects (the Property of distreteed Manufacierers. Tradesmen ' and others. wig sr e com p e ll e d b y t h e h eavy pr e y sure of thellotes to f,rel• an immediate market), etiosiving of every descripti.n of 'AWN and WOOLLEN DRAPE•tY, HOSIEtt Y, rich CUr CHINA. TABLE and DES. SERT , El 4 VIC! 3, JEWELLERY, FANCY CABINET. WARE, CU 11.F.141f, JAPAN-IA'ARE, PLA MU 000 D,, &c. &c. which are dally ON SALE BY AUCTION, By Mr. MOAT, At the City Auction Mart, 44, Cheapside, continues In increasing atir4ction to draw a crowded audience, whose confidence ill the respevability of the katabii..mtent is highly flattering to the Pro po actor, and iosures his Noitinuance 0' giving a tul goara,tee of the perfection of all the Property chat passes throot B h t.is hinds. Sale every Day, at Twelve, and again iii the Evealiig, at Seam ti Crock. LETTER Of WK. DRUM.VoND TO THE EDITOR OF A FRENCH JOURNAL. " Campagne Pictet Menet, near Geneva, Sept. 23, in ;7. " Sat —Your confidence has been shused in the insertion of an article in your Journal in which my name is us,d, and which has for it. object the religious disputes which have revived at Geneva I consider that a political Journal it no arena for •heologians; nevertheless, to contradict th. falsehood, ii so, ch you have hero the organ, I have to reeved the publication of the letter widen l have th- honour to ad !fess to you. I shall have. 1 know; tans , to aldrese publicly the Clergy of Geneva, at least •he ni Joe pats to its member*, upon the re roaches winch they have aiready more than once received. I should be able, wi h just.re, t.I rt cal the acr , sa'utn of Arianism which has been made at vat inns times. aid which has never h en denied I should be able to prove the those who deny he Diet ni yof our Saetoor are platy u blasphemy. I should be justified In &cluing my astoui-htuent in the lace the Chrietian Church a the Intolerance which that Clergy tact ct-es cowards the faithful servants to their Ma r, ail at the 'Attie :ime in warning Chris. tians of the danger they run in receiving Nliiiisters who have studied at the Academy Gell..Va L'ut truth his no occesion for my taking t' ow grounds of defence : I am ready to proceed in another way; others will do so tut); and it those who stork dart come torch from their cowardly, yet prudent hiding plar-, this defence stall he publicly mad! in the centre ni Lure itsel . (*hat which i• is incumbent upon me to repel, is the accusation which is no: personal to myself, hut which is no less formidable; I I would speak of what has been said of the new Edition in the Holy bible, w.,icli I prilyed at Geneva, and which people do nut tear to represent as a newe translation appropriated to pa: titular doctrines; a calumnious intri..me of p- none, aho without d apprvb.mil that in a little time the pretended Bible of reeileva will Ise classed as it ought to be—among the heretic:a: books. will not be the caw, if such is the will of our I.oan, wllh the Ver. 'ion ut Martin, known to be the French Version; the most eon turntable to the original; rid for this single reason it is chosen for tee edhion which is prepared a! neva. I doubt all the new Vrt.I.NIS, above .1 , where th..re are others of long standing; 1 bold m minim that o' the Ariaus of Geneva, and that ut the DO* onions of Etiglaoil ; I like the print tiles of the !ale Ooci. - tY. who only publish the versions air homed in each country; and I a.n thoroughly persuaded, that the only way to overcome ignorance and vice, is to spread the true word of GOD in proportion as it is known, the Church is healthy a.ed the people moral; in pro portion as it is concealed, the Cuurch is catrupt, sad its members are depraved You see then, Sir, how much it becomes you to contradict the whole of the anonymous libel which was sent to you from Geneva...—. 6 esa dila Salta • a NKr DRUMMOND." BRALIAM 71101INTON. We lately announced the arrest of this man on a' writ of an appeal at the suit of the next of kin of the late unfortunate and lamented Mary Ashford, for whose murder 7 hornion was tried and acquitted. The! warrant was received on Thursday afternoon by Mr. ' Hackney, Sheriff's officer of Lictifi•id, who, ace .m pained by Martin and Baker, two of assistants, proceeded to Castle Bromwich, and finding Thornton at the house of his father, took him into custody, and brought him to the lock-up house iii &al-street, the same night. On the f..llowing m.)rnintz, about ten o'clock, he was convey. d by H .ckrey in a chaise to Warwick, and safety deiivered at the county poi.— Up , in being informed by the rdlicrr of the nature 01 his visi., we learn he quietly snomitied, without of tering tit feat resistance. We subjoin a copy of the V .natal under w inch Thornton was appr..hendc..l: WAIMICCIOIRE TO war—The Hon. Henry Verrey, Sheriff or the emus y of Was wick aforesaid, to Joh. i-l i ckricy and at has peril, its Thomas Martin, lunatban Baker, and others— oily bailiffs, et the said ci.unty, and to the herrer of the gaol of the said county, greeting. " liy virtue ot writ al: appeal of our Sovereign JAM the King, to me directed, I command you, and every of you, jointly and sevcraity, that you or one ut you, like Abraham Thornton, of Castle Woolwich, iu the parish of ,itston, near Birmingham, in the said county, labourer, if he shall he found in my bailiwick, and horn safely keep, so that I may have his body before the Lord the King on the morrow of All Souls, wheresoever the said Lord the King shall then be in England, to answer William Ashford, t I the perish tit Hints, in the county if Stafford, la bourer, who was the eldest brother, and is the heir of Mary A hfutd, late of Langley, in the pariah of Sutton Coldhleid, in my said balawick, spinster, deceased; of the said Mary Asti turd, whereof he appealed, him. Thereof fail not, as yuu wit: auswet at your peril." The Statute under which Thornton has been again taken into custody, in older to undergo another trial, 08 Account vt the murder of Mary Ashtoad, is an Act et the 3d tit Hoiry VII. cap. 1. A person adventuring in the present Lottery be lore the 7th of NovEmziut may gain a Prize of 4640,000 on that day, and thus be in time to gain ANOTHRti sr/OA/00 the Second Day, or should he miss it and unfortunately get a Blank, he may still gain a re4oAtuo Prize the Lag Day, for 5,700 Blanks are to nave the Privilege of being drawn Twice, and it is possible that ONS TICKeT may gain Two of these noble Prizes, for there are,BIX in the whole. The Public: are indebted to Mr. Sivzwitgurr for this inge nious improvement in Lotteries, 'and they seem to bear it in recollection, for his Offices are cuust-aily crowded. With so much ingenuity is the art of puffiog.exer wed at the present day, that a reader is frequently deceived into congratulating himself upon a new dis covery in natural history or science, worthy of the genius of Newton or ut sscorn, belore he perceives that he is being informed by the paragraph that tickets and Shares are on Sale at the of G. CARIIOLL, the Contractor for the pi-est:lit popular Lalttety. which will commence Drawing on the 7th Nuvatsitez, and contains no less than SIX Prizes ut avo,uou, and a much greater number of Prizes than of Blanks. LOWER ELBE, OC'T'OBER t. 8 veden 41111 the Heredi. As the Crown Pr tice vary Prince ii.tvn I tii t)e present at ttie et-1..4146 , m of the Centro' fly if the It .1 ritiation it St.ick't •tm, the Diet of N iwiy, which wa> t . have met • n the 7th of N.,v mise r. is pot t•th • en..t o f the m nth, but will then h crrt sinly u:trite,t in the pres-nc • (.1 'heir Royal Highile,ses. Acciirdin t t in late amen 00000 s from Stockholm the ' leredoiaty Princ.-, a ter haying been inst (ILA a- Vicer y 01 Norway by his father, in the name ut his &I tie.ts , short stay in N irway, And set flu( upon his tr lyels into foreign (ointites Die ihject of his triveliiiig is instruction. Tae H tediiary Prince is tit • m .ke tiims.lt acquain• ted with the native of foreign governments, with the spirit of other nations, and to gain ezgierience, which, when he one day mounts the throne of his father; will lead him through the labyrinth of the Ai iirs of suite. It is hoped that the Prince n ill visit Paris in hit tra. vels, as the negociations with the Bourbon Can't& foe tlit• recognition of the new Swedish Dynasty now lA, a very favourable turn, and will probably soon ari see at the desired conclusion. During Ow ah-ence of the Vicer,ay, Cu.int C. Koerner, en., hat hem hi. therto Governor, will administer the affairs in the kingdom in the Viceroy's name. Gibtaltar. the Arent of the Paella n 1 rzypt,, win won leave Staab dm end procreJ to St. Peters. nurgh, in .yrJer to twat connectl4ll there, as it Stock. holm; they ate 'apposed to be by no means merely o• a mercantile n inn e, but to have alio political ob• j•lts in view. ARMY, OCTOBER P., In reference to the accounts lately given from a Netherland pap, r. a latter journal contains the fol. ntwing We lately mentioned, among the persons ...no. it is said, accompany the ReISSIIII Governor of " Ctucasu% to Persta, incises. Laney. Booretteps, Ver. tier, 40 L.titod, who went to that it.tigJunt under Napoleon's Government. One tit our stinscribers, however, assures of that these d..t s are inenrrect; that Mr. Laney. Lieucenani-Coloozi of Eagitteers, it at this moth ot at Par!., where he has joist married Mademoiselle Dumai.oos ; that he therefore dues not :hi .k of returning to Persia, and that he had even te!thed in 1815 very advantageous off is t..at m ide him its the name or the !:'sciretit of Persia ; that Mr. Verdier is Lieutenant.Colotirl of the Legion of the ladtl and Loire; that Mr. Bontemps. formerly a Captain es' En onevrb, hues in his native city, Go. neva ; and that Mr. Llard has established himself at Paris as a merchant; that these three Gentlemen are as little dicpl,ed as Mr. Laney to tollow General Jam:thiff to Par, ; all that it is therefore highly pr u'hible that the r..m.! way be said of the other per. sans, whose scathes .re mew i , ned is that ii.ragiaph." T.VII7.6.RLAND, OCTOBER I. The Note of the Di: to the Minister of Frittne, Count resrcting the district cilled perthel; is now pithlis..el Among their reasons for posiiively relusing to cede this district to France. its the following : First, B4ause the Diet, by the acceptance of tge Vietna Coogiets, by th e signature of the Act of C eite teratioii, and by swearing to it on ti:e 7th of Au asst. 'fit:s, took upon itself to parantee the pi si.ssion c.f Dtpperthml t the Canton of Told, to which guarantee that Cantiin appeals ; the Diet cats neither negotiate Upon this subject in its name, nor invite it to make a sacrifice so injurious to its rights; nor can the Diet rerton"ce the rights of a member of the Confederation. The principles of the Swiss Con. federation Are All insuperable obstacle to the fulfilment of the desires of France. Secondly, The Diet considers it 33 of the highest importance, that the declaration of the Cligret; of the `2oth of March, as being ore of the chief bates dr the present political situation et the Confederation, be ex , cnted in all its parts. The smillest infringement ' that might be permitted, nk;ltt he *vended with the most serious consequences in futute. The conscien tious fidelity with which fj7itz-rlind on its part con, farms to that act, entitles it to expect that all Power', and particularly those who tr-A e. part in it, willo,pb. - serve it with the same fidelity. Thirdly, The pos , ,c;sion of the Dtpperthal, situa. ted within the natural bctinJArie..; of Switzerland, it of great importance for the completion of its military system of defence. 'Ai the ru.vers in their kind dis t positions respecting Switzerland, had that object path ocularly in view, Sivitzerland has no reason to teal s that the iLutiv,:s of a higher nature which are c c o, owed pith it, will ever appear indifferent to them * or that they can refuse to attend to explanations re. specting the true nature of this business. 13nt the, Confederation hopes, above all, from the benevolence of his Most Christian Majesty, feat it may expect at. teatiiin to its tigtits, and the as is tble tultiiincnt ot , ifs just demands. The Diet, therefore, most urgently renews the desire already expressed by t;ie presiding Canton ; the principle of which is not contradicted in his Excellency's note of the Sth of August, that it 'hay please his• Majesty the tints tit Fiance, in con turmity with the Act of Cato;ies;, :oil on account of the highly important reason, cu the ',art ut Load, to put the Canton ot Vaud, wrhout further de ley, 1111 p issessi-n of a piece of L,nd which it ought never to have lost, and the of which hat been resolved by aU the Eurowc.4a f',;wers in concert. with his Mitj,.sty