The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-03 00:00:00

" organized anew the Counter-Revolution in se. I
veral of the Cantons disposed to return under the
dominion of the Helvetic Government." The
Helvetic Diet have resumed Aheir Sittings at B,rne,
and General NEY has kindly promised them every
assistance in his power, to restore tranquillity.—
They have passed a Decree for sending Deputies
from the different Cantons and Communes to Paris,
where they are to assemble on the rgth inst. to
discuss the Rights of the People of Switzerland,
and to receive the orders of the Government of
France. In a Letter from Basil, dated the
17th, brought by the Dutch Mail which arrived
yesterday, it is stated, that in consequence of the
interposition of the Russian Minister at Paris, a
Convention had been agreed to, in consequence of
which the French Troops were not to enter Swit-
zerland, and the Helvetic Government were to be
allowed to return to Berne, but having settled the ac-
counts of their Administration, they were to resign
their offices. What credit ought to be given to this
statement, we will not take upon ourselves to deter..
mine, nor is it very important to inquire, as the
fad is ascertained, that the French have 'entered
that Country.

It appears by a Letter from Petersburg'', dated
the 2a Oft. that the British and French Ministers
in that Capital presented Notes to His IMPERIAL
MAJESTY in the name of their respeaive Go_
vernments, to request him to undertake the gua-
rantee of Malta, according to the provisions of
the Treaty of Amiens ; but the answer of His
PERIAL MAJESTY is not stated.

The Deputation at Ratisbon have not yet agreed
to a Conclusum upon the new Plan of Iliaemni'ties.
The French Funds on the zgth, were 53. 65.

Tie following is a Copy 7oFthe Circilar Letter
sent rdund from the. Treasury : to many Members
of the House of Commons it.

sir.,

Downing—street, Nov. 2.

, •
As upori the Meeting*of Parliament, which is fixed for the
16th of this month, the House of Commons will immtcliate.
ly proceed to the choice of a Speaker, and to the considera-
tion of other matters of importance, I take the liberty 0 ac-
quaint you that a full attendance is highly desirable at the
opening of the Session.
I have the Honour to be, &c. &c.
(Signed) HENRY ADDINGTON.

On Monday Her Royal Highness the DUTCH ESS
of YORK arrived at Bath, where she purposes con-
tinuing during the winter.

The Dutchess of GLOUCESTER, and her amiable
Daughter, are now in Town, and daily take their
excursion in Hyde-Park.
lier Grace the Duchess of MARLBOROUGH has
lately erefted a fine range of Alms-Houses near
Woodstock, and endowed them with a handsome
sum of money. - The benefit the poor derive from
her bounty is very great, as the poor of one Parish
in the seven, that-surround Blenheim Park, are
daily fed and maintained by her generosity.

The Duke and Dutchess of DEVONSHIRE are
going to pass a few days at Hardwicke.
The Hon. COI. BURTON, brother to the Earl of
CONYNGFIAM, arrived in Town with his Family
yesterday from Ireland.
Col. \TER EKER, who, at the head of the Lime_
rick Militia, checked the progress of the French
Army when they landed in Ireland, and Ncho is
now Member for that City, is arrived in Town
The Honourable Mr. TUFTON, with a party of
Friends, are now partaking•of the amusements that
Paris affords.

A Letter from Bath 'saes; Mr. PITT has taken
lodgings in Pulteney-streefi An .the public eye is
eager to procure a sight of `the' who wea:hered
the severest Storms that ever raged ,in this Kingdom.
He has expressed a desire that he maybe considered,
in every respea, as a private•GmtleMan, it havi3g
been intimated that some public mark of respett was
about to be paid to this exalted and enlightened
Statesman.

On Monday the z+th of May last, Lieutenant_
Colonel SYMES, of His Majesty's 76th Regiment,
with his suite, embarked on board the Honourable
Company's cruizer the Mornington, Lieutenant
FRos-r, on an important embassy to the KING of
BURMAN.

We are sorry to state the death of Lieut. SLINGS-
BY, of the Honourable Company's Infantry,. at the
Moluccas. He belonged to the Madras Establish-
ment, and wps treacherously shot at, and killed, by
a Malay Chieftain, near the post at which he com-
mended.
We are sorry to hear of the death of Mr. STRUTT,
a Gentleman well known in the Literary World,
and particularly distinguished for his antiquarian
researches.
The yellow fever still rages in the French Wesl
India Islands, and apprehensions are entertained of
its ,being introduced into France. The frigate La
Petisb, which'hrought the account of the death of
General RICO EVANSE, is ordered under quarantine
at Brest. Madame RTCHEPANSR is on board. The
frigate La Comete, from St. Domingo, was obliged
to perform fifteen days quarantine before her crew
were permitted to land.
The Dutch cGovernmept,halig-,proposed to the Le.
gislature to grant a Pat49n4941, Subaltern Officers
and Privates, as well Of cliesea.as-of the Land Ser.
vice,.who have been g,ttilty of desertion, and whose
crime ii-pot attended with any aggravated circum-

stances.
The Government have 'also proposed,' 1. A
.re-
gulation for dividing the Departments. into arron-
disseme,7t ; and ;2. Another, fixing the wirier in
which the Votes shall •he given; and also A to the
sufficiency of the Rc.Ctors.
Tilt two Nigales of French Troops in the
Fray
of Holland, are to be embArke4 for Lguiarilia the
ih.:gioning of tbi: rmnih,