The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-09 00:00:00

PARIS, Nov. 3.

A fresh Revolution has been effeCted" in Switzer-
land, The Diet at Berne at the moment that it
had completed the new Constitution and nominatva
Members to the Senate, has in its turn been dis-
solved, and all its measures declared void, by the
old Legislative Body, which has resumed the reins
of Government, appointed a provisional Executive,
and restored the Constitution agreed to in May last.
The Moniteur of the 3d contains the following
Article on this very singular subjcl :

In the course of the summer a Constitution was
adopted by the Helvetic People. A Diet met to
proceed to the appointment of the Senate, of the
Landerman, and other Authorities, and each Canton
was employed upon its particular Constitution, and
organization, in the portion of attributes which the
Constitution gave the Cantons. The Diet scarcely
assembled, declared itself a Constituent Assembly,
destroyed the Constitution for which it was con-
voked, and began to draw up a new one. Fac.
tions formed and fomented ; the Deputies of the
small Cantons retired to their homes, and protest•
ed against the usurpation of the Diet. A part of
the Canton of Lucern and Glaris imitated this
conduft.

The Diet, however, without paying attention
to these Protests, completed their new Constitu-
tion, and in the Sitting of the zsth Odober, ap-
pointed to the Senate the Citizens whose names
fOIIOW KuHN, CARTIER, USTERY, SCIIMITH)
YONDER-Sj,l7 E, SAL IS-SEV IS, KEAVER, REAGGLit,
MEYER, FETTOLAS, RUTTMAN.

. On the 28th of Odobcr, the Ancient Legisla.
tive Body, which, since the .Union of the Diet,
had ceased to at, assembled, decreed the two fol-
lowing Laws, and named 'toconstitute the Senate
the following Citizens : •Narnes of the Senators--
FRISCHINGi BAY, IUSH, WYS, STOCKARD,
LAND,, .GL'ATt; KRAS, • MAILCACCI, MABLER,
REDING, AUDERNIATT, DERWIG,
SAUSSURE, I).:fLLis, SALET, SAVARY,
LAUTHER, ZEI:WEG.ER, RATTI, ,BALDINOERo.
DOIDER:

The Legislative Council, considering the evils
with which the Country is menaced by the incoher-
ence of the labours of the Helvetic masquerade, and
the manifest partiality which has swayed its delibera.
tions ; Considering,-that this Diet has .mistaken its
&ides and gone beyond. the limits of its powers, in
Occupying itself upon a new plan of Constitution,
and arrogating t 6 itself in fad the functions of a
Constituent . Assembly considering that such s
step is nor-justified by any power legitimately dele-
gated, that it is even
.in formal opposition to tiro
organic Laws, as well as to the 'wish of Helvetia,
tacitly expressed by the Convocation of the Assets'
blies of Cantons : considering, that, by the seces-
sion of sixteen members of that Assembly, several
Cantons not being represented at all, and other
only being so partially, it has ceased to be the
General Helvetic Diet, and could not lawfully
continue. its labours : considering, finally, that the
imperious 'duty of the Governinent is to ptevenS
internal dissentions and all the evils of anarchy,
decree:

Art. r. The Assembly sitting at Berne, under the n?n141:
of the Helvetic Diet, is declared dissolved,
are consitiered as null and void. and its Prot:0(1'0P!

2. The Constitution published on the- 29th .of May, ISO?
shall, from the present moment, be put in execution,, as tar
as reords the organization of the C,mtral Authorities.

3. There shall he appointed from the Legislative BOY 3
Commission of Five MeMbers, charged' with
_2roposiegg
during the present Sitting, a lis of Twenty-five Members to
form 'he Senate. The Legislative Body shall proceed jingle"
diately to the nominatiohs,

4. As soon as the majority of it is assembled, the Senate
shall enter open its functions, and from that moment the
provisional authority of the Government shall cease.
S. The Senate shall tixercise the att.nbutes and power (We'
gated to it by the Constitution.

•
6. It is especially charged with making all the necessarf,
dispositions for the Convocation of thc Constitutional
which shall assemble in thr,,e months at the latest.
7. The Senate is besides charged with preparing for that
Diet a statement of the ameliorations of which the Constitu-
tion is susceptible, as well as the'organie'laWs, neeessarY.t"„,
its being put us activity.
S: ilt shall ascertain the wishes .expressed in ,favout-
sueh,. or such a change io.be made:in the ti.,itvision of territori,
and shad make ardport to the• Diet.. • ..
9. It is finally charged witis examining plans of Call!?nal „il
organizatio2, and with making a Report .r., .the-Diet.,,
the Diet has approved and tcgistered them, ..the Aut"t.'ne
existing at present in the 'Cantons shall 'continue thej fun"'
,

io. Independently of the before-mentioned labours., the,
R an account !Lithe Diet of the state of the'
Republic; and of the manner in W11;.:11 has: governed. froo.
us.ii,stallation to the period of nuking such an account.
tr.' The Diet'shall have the right of confirming the Senate,"
or p.roceedint; to a' new Eiection..
Berne, O. 28, • -(Signed) Miacacct.-
President of the Legislative Council'.
• •

A Decree follows forappoititing Citizens
,DOl,-;,
DERV SAVARY, and RUTTMANN, a Provisicinai
Executive ConnCH.

Gencrat ST, CYR •is appointed Ambassac!or to
Maarid..

The French Funds have risen about one per Ccnt•
viz. to 6of. 6o Cents.

Several Battalions of Bavarian Troops have beef
detached to occupy the Dutchy of Berg. 111/;
Corps is commanded by General KINKEL, who 1j35
fixed his Head.qUarters at Muse

His Royal Highness the Prince of HE rr E notEltl
Grand Prior of' the -Sovereign Order of St. John °,
Jerusalem, in Germany, has rcceivcd a rescript fret
the Emperor of Russia, desiring him to assgmbic.;
as soon as possible, the Provincial Chapter of Pia
Priory, to assist in the eiedion of a new Gran
Master of Malta.
La Pensee. Frigate sailed from; Brest on the 24th
`ult. for the West Indies, having on board some
men of talent, who are well acquainted with the
intentions of Government. A division of the Fled
will soon.roceed on the same destination. •

Letters from all parts of the Coast give distressing
accounts of the damage done by the late severe gales;
fourteen vessels are stated to have been lost between
g
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foundeted off Cromer endant of many -driven on
shore. One large ship
Cutter with seven men off Sherringhamy and twof
Heirkng-boats'off Runion, wish eight peen all
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