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BE R ICE, OCT. 5.—The Commantiets of the Con-
federate Troops. who. are in this Capital, had begun
to express: greatitay,kat the-advantages gained over
the Helvetian Troops near Moudan the day before
yesterday. They expefed every moment to re.
ceive information that the Central Government,
no longer able to maintain itself in Lausanne,
Would retire to Geneva: all the partizans of the
arcient orderof things, thought that their cause
has finally triutnpfied, but this day Citizen RAPP,
Aid-de Camp to the FIRST CO N3UI., arrived with a
Proclamation to the Eighteen Cantons of Helvetia,
dated 'Sr. Cloud the 3oth ult.

This Proclamation was immediately delivered to
the Commanders of this City, we are not yet in-
formed what answer they mean to make. This im-
portant news entirely changes the face of things ;
we have no doubt but that hostilities will cease.

HastmE, Ocr. 5.—General DAENDELS arrived
at the Hague this morning. He will appear in the
course of this day before the Government of State.
All is tranquil in this place and the environs. The
rneabures takrr► by Government to preserve the pub.
lie safety still continue. It is certain that the
Government will endeavour to avoid severe mea-
sures against its Enemies, and will rather seek to
gain them over by mildness.

Citizen SEMONVILLE returned this morning to
the H§giiA"iift'er an absence of some months. We
expect also' in the course of the day, Citizen
'SCR IM.MV.LPENNINIE and General MIMONCEAT.7.
STRASBURG, OCT. 3.—Yesterday two Battalions
of the 42d Demi-Brigade arrived here from Landau,
and continued their march for Hu,ningu,;. The 3d
SqliAdron of 3th Chasseurs set off yesterday for
the same destination, to join the remainder of the Re_
giment. We:"ekiied here also the 9th Hussars.—
The 14th-tight rnfantry has quitted Schelettatt for
Burjfeld.

General NEY is arrived at Huningue, and is oc-
cupied with forming bis Etat-Major, and making
tire necessary dispositions foi lodging the numerous
Troops which are marching thither from •different
points.

RAT ISBON, OCT. I i 3 generally believed
here, that the Imperial City of Kati:bon will form
part of the Indemnitie4 of the ELEcrot of MAY INC E.

The Deputation held yesterday its eleventh Sit.
ling, but we have no detail yet of the deliberation.
Yesterday a Castlam* wet-passed, declaring in
eihivaa,„, «drat tiag Deputation, although aftlitted
with the;.losses-vabicit have been experienced by the
Members of the immediate Noblesse on the Left
of the Rhine, find it out of their power to re.
itedy them."

In the same Sitting a second Conch/sum • was
•Passeil, relative to the Imperial Cities who will
lOse theirs immediately, in consequence of the changes
14 the situation of Germany. The Deputation
fines itself to recommending to the Princes under.
whose domination those CitieS may pass, to main-
tain all the privileges and immunities belOnging
to them,. which are compatible with the territorial
stlPeriority,'"iklauthat they may be treated in future
as privileged'lCrii.apal Cities.
A Resort h'ai'lfieen spread here, and in 'a great
Part of GOiMariy;that the ELECTOR Of BAv Ai t A
had deter Mined to cede to Austria the Right'
tank of the Inn ; but we have received this day
,authentic intelligence, that that Prince ratified on
the rBth of Septeinber, the Treaty signed at Paris
'ln the sth of the -same month, between Citizen
I'ALLEYRAND, the Marquis de LUCCHESINI, and
the Baron de CETTO, to which the Count de 11,Li-
lIONv acceded, and- by which all the Possessions of
the Court Of Munich, such as they have been fixed
by the Plan of Indemnities, are specially guaranteed.
CkToBE% 3.-L-The number of Foreigners
iii;o City increases every day. There is no-
Eceiesiastical Prince, nor any State •of the Empire
having-av .pretence to IndeMnity, ivho has not
either sent hither confidential Ministers, or come
in person to 'make a Reclamation.
It may be judged from the great number of
Notes which have already been transmitted to the
I)the::eutation by the States.interested, what difficulties
will be- to surmount, modifications to make,
and explanations .rO receive or to give, before the
a
irs of the Etnpire'Can be finally arranged, if the
eputation dOes not begin by adopting the Plan
'4 tot
0, leavingiW details to be exitrkined by par:
tie"lar Committees.
FR PINK FOrisMat. 4. All the.
letters froml.ll Genii*
will accede to. ein stating, that the EMPEROR
dlitistan of Indemnities as soon as he
shall have obtained an augmentation of his Indemnity
for Brother the DUKE`Of TUSCANY.
It is said that a-body of Austrian Troops will be
formed in the Tyrol and the Yoralberg, to co-operate
in the re.establishrnertt of tranquillit in Switzer.
4411, if circumstances 'require it. y

Y 1 lAL NEtrß.

FALMOUTH, OCT. tit

SAILED this evening the Autkand, Sc It
for Jamaica and Barbadoes ; the Chafer, BLIGHT,
for New-York and Halifax, with Mails of the 6th
inst. and the Duke of York, DEAXE, with Mails of
the 28th tilt. and sth inst. for Lisbon.
Passengers by the Auckiand are, Messrs. BLAIR,
STUART, Mons. and Madame LE MAISON, Capt.
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BROWN, Miss M'MAHoN, Mr. C.tiLEY, 'Mr. GLAs-

FORD, Mr. RUTHERFORD, Mr. BIRMINGHAM, Mr.
DEAN, Mr. NICHOLLS, wir..IsALLIPSEY, Mr.
MINTO, Mr. LE CHARRIERE, Mr. ANDREWS.
Per the Chesterfield.—Captain PottE, of the 6oth
Regiment of Foot, Mr. PHILLIPS, Mr. Cum-
MINGS, Mr. WILLIAMSON, and Mr. ROBINSON.
Per the Duke of York.—Mr. KELLAw Ay, Mr.
STRANGE, Sig. DOMINICA CLAMOURE BROURE,
Mr. CONNOR, Mr. JOHN HENRY EDWARDS, Mr.
ABR.OUE, and Mr. WINTER.

Also sailed the Transport Ship Lady Juliana,
for Deptford, after stopping her leaks ; the Brig
Recovery, Captain RowE, for Seville ; the Brig
Flora, Captain SoPER, with pilchards, for Leg_
horn; and the Diana, WALLER, for Plymouth.
Arrived the American BEig Martha Bland, Capt.
HANET, from Petersburgh, in Virginia, with wheat,
for a market.