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London, England, 1802-09-06 00:00:00

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QUIS DICERS FALSUM .4.I;IIRAT ?

LO.N D 0 , S TEMBER 6, 'So:.

YEIsT,.RDA.,,, And thismoruing \ve received Paris
Papers td the 31 inst. 'fhe -/120iriteur contains several
det.tilcd regulations respefting the manner of carry-
ing the new ConJtittation, into efrea ; but as they are
not very interesting to tts, we have not submitted
them to our Readers.

Orders were issued by the Vice-President of the
-Italian Republic, for celebrating on the 29th ult. in
a very splendid manner, the appointment of BONA-
ritATE to be Chief Consul of France for lice.

The dispute bztween Austria and Bavaria, re- '
speaing, the occupation of Passau by the former,
still remains unsettled. The PRINCE BISHOP has.
published a Proclamation, in which he states,
that the Bavarians having entered his Terri-
Tories in a hostile manner, he applied to His IstrE-
MAL MAJESTY, as Supreme Head of the Empire,,
for protedion, and that in consequence of this ap-
plication, the'Austrian Troops occupied the Bishop-
ric, for the pdrpose_ of proteting it until its fate
should b 9 constitutionally decided. upon by the
Deputation of the Empire. It appears, liow_
ever, by a Letter from the Banks •of the Mt4n,
dated the 26th ult. that the Ministers of France
snd Russia persist in demanding the Bishopric
should be evacuated by the Austrians, but that their
pplicitions have not been attended with the

slightest success.

PAsSIVAN aILOU is said to be once more neko.
tiating V. 7 d the I'orte; bpi: the reports from Turkey
tve so nu•nerou3 and contradictory, that they are

not entitled to mucil

In Switzerlrrid the torch of Civil War has al.
ready been llghtvd. General ANDEgMATT, the
Commander in Chief of the Troops of the Helve-
tic Republic, has commenced his oprations against
the smaller cantons, by taking possession of
Rtyce, which opens for lion a passte into the
Canton of Claderzval:len. In this unhappy con-
test, the Helvetilrl Republic possesses an evi-
dent superiority over the lesSer Cantons, who do
laot',themzelves appear to be firmly united in the
cause, for the support of which they have taken up

arms.

France has a: the same time declared herself
enritely inimical to their wishes, as appears by an
official article inserted in the Moniteur, which,
after adverting to certain letters from the smaller
Cantons of Switzerland, to the First Consul, declares,
that the French Government only recognizes in titet
Country One Government,, namely, that of the
Helvetic Republic, and that a part of the people of
Swit;,eiland cannot address the First Consul Ivith-
out being guilty of rebellion against their own Go-
verninent. It does not seem probable, thcrefote,
that the contest can be of any long duration,
though it is deeply to be lamented that it should
have proceedc.l to such an unfortunate extremity.
According to intelligence from Constantinople,
the Treaty concluded at Paris, by which the ancient
re.azions subsisting between Turkey and France are
renewed, had arrived in the former Capital, in
consequence of which great rejoicings had taken

Viacom.

By a Vessel which touched at .11a0z, intelligence
has been received there, that the re-building of the
Cape, at St.. Domini°, proceeds with great aaivity,
• r •
whilst in the Country near it-for several leagues,
the Plaliters are returning with great. confidence.
The French Funds are at so. 96.

A• Mail arrived : this , morning from Lisbon,
brought to Falmouth on Thursday last by the Prince
ildolphus Packet, after a passage of nine days. In
the Packet came passengers 4.,ieutenant-General
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FRASER, and lilcewise Madame LASNES and her
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child. Nothing more had trnnspired respeaing
General LASNES'S "abrupt departure from Lisbon,
and the apprehensions which it at first 'excited, had
C.O iderably. subsided. •

Wednesday evening, when THEM MA JESTI ES
and the' PRIACESSEs arrived at Windsor troth \Vey-
,innuth, theY were received with every demonstration
'of by, the inhabitants, the town ivas
'guns fired,, and the Parisliand Cathedral bells rung on
occasion. The 'Coldstream Regiment of Guards,'
and the r tth Light Dragobils lined the streets, and
up-,o the Oueen!s•Locige, wherr. there was the Duicc
br York's, the 'Queen's,: arid. i Ith Dragoons' Bands,
.a 6,1% played "'God sae the K",;.ng,",*‘‘.Rule,BritatThia;
alter which they played some favourite Aiis;
?c. and then ieturned to their barritcks and (liartery,

IV,IVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT, 4.

YESTERDAY arrived here, the Sans Pared, of 80
guns, Capt. JAMES KATON, Spencer, of 74 guns,
Capt. H. D. DAR BY, Circe, of 28 guns, Capt. J.WoL,
LEY, Arab, of 22 guns, Capt. R. FANSHAWE, iirld
Renard, of 20 guns, Capt. C. M. GREGORY, from
Jamaica, and Southampton, of.3z guns, Capt. C.
COLT, from the Leeward Islands.

Also arrived the '.'"itne/ia, of 44. guns, Capt.
Right Hon. Lord PRO 3,T., gle/sv);ore, of 36 guns,
Capt. J. TALBOT, Galatea, of 32 guns, Capt. G.
WoLFE, L'Otreau, of 36 guns, Capt. J. PHILLIPS,
and Blanche, of 36 guns, Capt. G. E. HAMOND,
from Holland, whither they carried the Dutch
Troops lately stationed at the Islands of Guernsey
and Jersey.

The Carysfort Frigate, of 28 guns, apt. G.
MuNny, went out of Harbour yesterday, and an-
chored in the Sound.

The Merlin, of 16 guns, Capt. J. CHILD, and
Pl. ver, of 18 guns, Capt. arrived litre last
evening from Jamaica, and anchored in Cawsand Bay.

Arrived the French Lugger Levrieu, Capt.
COURANT, laden with salt, from Noirmoutier, for
a market.