The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-29 00:00:00

FRONiIERS OF SWITZERLAND, Nov. Is.

Besides the arrests which have been• already men-
tioned, the French Government has ordered the

arrest .
OE the Patricians SINNER, ERLACH, WATTE7
vrLLE, 'atALMAY of Berne, and some other active:
persons in the smaller Cantons. Many of these have
21i.e'41),:been arrested; and have been • conveyed to
the Castle i Chillon ; but some have made their
eseal.e, among whom is General BACHMANN, W.llO
Kati •
d`ready reached Swabia when the order .arriv-
ed. 'lle reason assigned for these arrests is, that
those whO' are the objects of them,- were endeavour-
in '
g to excite new disturbances ; but many persoris
think they
are rather to be attributed to the nature
of their
I•Tegotiations. with Foreign Powers. Sush
measures however, only 'tend to irritate 'still
more the
two Parties against each other.
t•
Acco
ready
busily employed
to the accounts received; they are al_
employed at Paris on our new -Consti_
tution.
Citizen HAUTERIVE, Chief of Division
Sri ti • -
'e Department of Foreign Affairs, is the person
eat,:
• tasted with this business. It will differ but little
from the present Constitution; it will be submitted
to
the approbation of the Consulta as soon as that
l‘ssemille shall again meet. It is hoped, however,
at the FIRST CONSUL will first hear the Proposi-
i"s of the Deputies of the Cantons, as also of the
P'irticular Envoys from the Districts and Communes.
•
Uttirday morning about. eleven o'clock; the
Council met at Lord PtexAm's Office, and
l'Tneeeded in the investigation of the business rela-
ttve 'to the meeting in Oakley-street, Lambeth.
Hearne was brought before. the Council by,
,\ivett the Officer, by virtue. of a Warrant signed '
Sir RICHARD FORD,- charging him on suspicion
_I:31 being concerned in a' Treasonable Conspiracy. He
T:as not apprehended in consequence of any thing new
that has come out in the course of the examinations,
butt.i the warrant has issued against him since the first
it-eoyery of the Meeting, but the Officer was not
!,)'e to ..itaCe his residence till within these few
'in 'conse'quence of which he apprehended hirn,
in
1(:(14 at, his lodginas, in the neighbourhood of
1Y ';'l -green, early on Saturday morning. After
he' ez°°ingja .I°llg eXamination liefore -the Council,,
was committed-to New-prison, Clerkenwell.—
e.liv-HL iv
-es private in the Guardse
v - -
°7/="3. Broughton was brought from New-prison,
and
underwent another examination before the Conn_...
") after-which•he'was remanded back to the same
Piisnh
the ATTORNEY-GENERAL,
• "(;) and Sir R. FORD attended. •
The Couticil broke up between ,two, and three
•
The Anniversary Eleaion of. the President and
4."4-ers 'if the Royal Society takes place to-morrow.
anybody has a chance of being eleCted in, opposi-
-11?" to Sir JOSEPH BANKS, it iS PT. HORsL EY, the
• di-s:`-'l' of Sr.. Asaph, whose learning, science, and
•„ abilities fully qualify him for the si_
It is not, however, understood that the
4ratili Prelate has any intention of standing for- •
~ ,5v.441. as candidate, and it is rather probable that
,i;lral.QOj .P•er BANK, will be re-eleaed without 0pp0.,..
though he' has excited much discontent 'in.
"e'Sriciety by his indiscreet homage to the French
Institute,;i a thing of yesterday, which he never_
ele" most lavishly praised, at the expence of that
ye IviltY Establishment over" which he 'presides, arid
'eh has' -
g and' justly been considered as the
fiOSt .respeaable institution of its kind in the world.
On Friday last JOHN HATSELL; Esq.. was elected
ofre..asuter of the Middle Temple, by the Benchers
t Honourable Society.
Saturday.lt accounts were received from Jamaica,
Is stated, that the fever, which continued its ta-
oftes in Sr. Domingo, had prOved fatal to upwards
be thousand of the French Troops which had
11,4ee" sent thither. It was estimated at the Cape,
well armed.
were Upwards of eleven thousand Negroes,
riunil,armed. and appointed, and that three times that
ricl-ier were in a state of insurrection. Some Aar..
With vessels are suspected of having supplied, them..
13 ammunition.
bee,""N., the Author of the Voyage d'Egypte, has
appointed Direaor-Generai of the Museum of,
Its, at Paris.
:1:11e subjects proposed
1
proposed this year for the Chancel.
3 Prizes at Oxford arc, for the Latin Verses, -
heTa,'"ii,en ; for an English Essay, Common Sense.
for the
ice-Chancellor haS received a donation of zol.
t"e best composition in English
Verse, on the
saht
%11.' 0, of Palestine. This subject is intended for
the; t'etTi en who have not exceeded seven years from
A'r matriculation. •
jai': man and woman are stated to have been taken
ein ere4stoy by two Bow-street Officers, at Ross,
A,reterefordshire, on suspicion of having murdered.
th„ ,ekL, whose name, it is added, was written,
, • I,lat,worn by the man.
xi., have authority to state that the first-drawn
'et this morning, No. 5925, entitled
to
• tnairied was not Sold at any Lottery Office, but re-
l.., the ContraCtors hands.
ast weee.
tSkouGH K. was married at Portsmouth, Captain
to,
Miss TON) of His' Majesty's Ship Penelope,
R• J 44.1
datlghter
orH, .-O.utiGHTON, youngest
_.'mall, mAs ,_Ettoo•Gwrost, Bart. of Doddington
Iva6ln nelhe County of' Chester. The ceremony
/' 11 rerwtmed by the Rev. B • zi BRQuck"°N'
t ow of New
RIA
"W "Ileget9XfQrd.