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London, England, 1802-01-20 00:00:00

B_• THE DEITCH MAIL.

BERNE, Dec. 2c). —Resides Citizen SULZER,
there are also taken into -Custody the Citizens KEL-
LER of Obringen, and Gorz of Tathsen, both Cap-
tains ; and they are to be tried before the Cantonial
Tribunal, the General Accuser having already or-
ders to prosecute them.. An idea may-be formed of
their Conspiracy from the Proclamation which they
circulated in the Distrifts of Barken and Andeisin-
gen. The substance of it Was as follows :
LipERTY! ZQVALITY! ' •

" Luehor, Dec. 8, tSor

THILVADAXICT WARRIORS 07 THE CIRCLE OF ANDLISI
GEN, AND OF WINTL.KTHDR, TO CITIZEN
CILN/RMAN or ALL THE MESIDERS Or THE CONSTITLI-

TONAL CEIIRAL

•, .
" Our Soldiers have I tied an union to redeem their
Country. •We are armed again-4f that Traitor . and
against all those who. havc so meanly favoured- that base
Faelion. We have declared War in support of the lawful
Central Government, of Virtue,. Religion,. and Property.----
This I attest in the name of everyone.
(Signed;
' Under this was written:

" SU LZ F, R,
Captain of the Corps."

" Winterthur, PfC. 9.
" Your Troops will march hither yards this rnorning
at
eight o'clock. You will cause the above to be read to your
Commons, and sutti:r as many. Military-men to pass as come
out of the City."

IVlAtsiz, Dcc. 21.—The day before yesterday
the Artillery Arsenal blew up.: however, the con-
sequences of this accident were not soala aping as was
at first apprehended. One of the workmen lost his
life by it ; and all the others were only. wounded.
The bombs have damaged several houses, and broken
a very considerable number of windows.
FRANKFORT, DEC. 27.—An Indian Nabob, last
from England, who has resided here these several
weeks in the English Hotel, spends astonishing sums
Of money. He is properly a Savoyard by birth ;is
called LA BRONE, 'was formerly a Lieutenant in the
Sardinian service, hut threw up his commission, and.
repaired to the East Indies, where hc espoused the
cause of Hyder Ally, whose troops he exercised after
the European manner.' He was advanced to great
dignities by that Monarch, 'and.even honoured with
a whole Princedom. He was of infinite service to
Ryder, and also to Tippoo Saib afterwards, against
the English, whose party he at length joined, 'and
was One 'of the principal instruments 01 annihilating
the Empire of Tippoo Saib. He has with. him three
carriages and six horses; bears the title; and wears
the uniform of an English Lieurenant,General, and
has, •it is asserted, an annual income of
44,0001.
sterling. He gives balls here which would by no
means disgrace a royal entertainment ; pays weekly
3o Louis d'Ors for his lodgings, and daily i i florins
per head for twelve perons who dine at his table.
He gave a Ball yesterday to 300 persons, which,
for music, illuminations, collations, and supper, he,
by contrast, paid 2,200 florins.
HAGUE, JAN..7.—The number of Troops to be
drawn out of the whole Batayian Army, destined
to serve as Marines, and in the Colonies, amounts
.torooo men. Their places of rendezvous are to be
Amsterdam, Enkbycizett, and Rotttrdam. This
morning a hundred' volunteers- 'of this garrison
marched out.

It is .now known, that the Indemnifications for
the Princes, •who have sustained Wises On The left
bank of the Rhine, will be much more advantageous
than was at first conjeaured.

The Negotiations of the Baron van Noammvx,
at Paris, respeaing the affairs of the Duke of WUR.
TEMBERO, seem at present to be more lively than

ever.
The advices from Cadiz are not very favourable.
" Commerce,"
_writes a Frenchman residing in
Spain, " is here at present of no importance. I in-
tended to go to Cadiz but the contagious disorder
which again reigns there at present, deters me.—
The letters received from thence, are dipped in vine..
gar ; and they write from that City, that new..
' corners, in particular, are attacked with it, and that
many of these have died of it."
From Copenhagen hagen we hear, that the,
of the Major-General. WALTERDORFF with the
English Ministry, have been attended with the best
consequences on the part of Denmark. According
to the agreement concluded on, Den Mark is to be
indemnified either in ready money or goods.—Ge..
neral MA.CDONALD is departed.

Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London, be-
fore the Right Honourable LLOYD Lord KENYON,
Lord Chief Justice, &c. in and after ,Hilary Term,
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