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London, England, 1803-01-10 00:00:00

PARIS, JAN• g.

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THE Senate adopted on the, 4th inst, a' Stenatus
Consultthn presented to it on the 3oth ult. in the
natne of the Governtnent. The following are the
principal dispositions of it :

There shall be for every Tribunal of Appeal, -4
Senatorship, endowed with a house and ani annual
revenue of 25,000 francs. The •Senatorslups shall
be possessed for
life, and the. Senators who shall
,obtain them, shall reside with the Tribunal three
months in the year at least. They are Co be con-
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:ferret! by the FIRST. CONSUL
.UPQP a triple pre.
‘,::.:.L.:-
sentatton of the Senate.
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i,. There shall be applied to the Senate, for its salary,
.etie.:Millions to be taken from the'. produce Of the
'forests, and an additional. million of National pro.
Petty in the United Departments of the Rhine and
of Piedmont.
'The.-Senate shall have a Chancellor and a Trea.
snrer.charged with the Administration of its pro.
Petty, and of all the details, of its Police. A
Guard of Honour shall be especially attached *to it.
• BRUsiiLS, Dec. 31.— PE err (de la Loyen),
'the Counsellor of State, is daily expeded in this
.Place. It is generally' believed that the objea of
his mission is relative to the visit of the FIRST Cox.
SUL to our Departments, .as well as to different
Plans of internal improvement, , particularly the
:. . execution of the prOjeeted Jundion of the Sambre
With L'Ecant, by means of a Canal, which wily be
opened betwixt Charleroi and Brussels. There is
also a report of an intention to form a Camp, coin-
, posed of several different corps ; the place is already
. marked our. 'These dispositions confirm our hopes
of :in early visit from the Ft itsT CONSUL.
LASLE, Dec. 28. It is now looked upon as
certain, that General NEI" has taken some official
into, in order to prevail upon the Regency of Con-
ta,ice; and the other Austrian Authorities esta.
Wished on the Frontiers 'of Switzerland, to drive
out of that part of the country the Swiss Emigrants
who still continue to recruit men, that they may be
ready to return with arms in their hands on the first
favourable opportunity.
-, /T
p* he intelligence
,4 from the Cantons of Lugano and
a
4/ieed is not satisfadory : every thing serves as
pretext' for agitation. In order to prevent the dis,
orders with which these Cantons are menaced, Gen.
1\1"/ 1118 detached thither a corps of French troops.
the three companies of the Helvetic troops cantoned
'__,!,:TE of !Iqlseatioand li
. Cellinzona, under the orders of Citizen
Lausanne, note bing' sufli m
cieet to ain-
tain order. ' •
. .
• The French troops stationed in the. Canton of
49chtierhast3eh., sire on The War Establishment at a
sin al given at five o'clock in the ;
mornng, all te
Ggarri son of the town of Schaffh t
oausen ssemble h
at
~. • thtt p144.0f arms, and keep themselves in readiness
• •ito march. We have reason-to believe, that these
.. measures arc ordered on account of the neiglibour-
, •.hood of the. Swiss ,Einigtants assembled' at. Can.
• . ;tame, - and in the environs. We believe we may
assert, that the removal of these Emigrants- to a
. greater distance from the frontiers of Switzerland
, Las been
.officially demanded.
_4. new.‘ report .has foc_several days prevailed in
Owitzerland. it is affirmed tluAt the Pap de Paud,
with the greater patt of the Canton of Fr;bour,
b
- *here the language and manners of the inhabitants
aref entirely different from those of- the otherparts
o 5.,.v i tztrland; will form a free and independant Re.
ptileie, like the Per/ai,t, under the special proreftion
of the Vtench Government. It is added, that the
part of the counties of Nei/ft/Jew/ and Pal/engin, On
this side of guilt,. will be united to that Republic,--
and. the ) , •
arrangement
t ther part incorporated with France. This
F t."3"nent is said. to • have been- made between
ranee anti l'iussia, and other changes are expeCted
1.0.. take place, when the limits between France and
Irilielvetta shall be definitively fixed. All these
,_ tit)s"u4 require confirmation. In the mean time, .
thelt certain that the two Cantonal-Assemblies of
/e•n/Y,' k -
: '" ?-- ~ave met anew, and appoioled a Corn.
1:)11!!!e of five Members to correspond: with the D.
. • I..'A` es fioni clic Vaudois at Paris.
'')l P tli.-10vrite from' Paris that, ...on the I eth of be.
014 ctix ',
11,1;,
.% ,;..(.4t the second sitting of the Swiss Deputa.
• ~T!,. r'. CO MO questions and motions of little in)-
.
fi rt'''''`ei the. Senators charged to consult with the
• el v(„1, s ~.._ ,
'L pepUtieS, announced to them that they
must Ira
nstritt their projects respeaing the cantonal
Or r '
66111,..1"%ti0n5.„_ as also their ulterior views, within
tg'cr',
.',l Y 1 if possible, and' that in consequence
,-. suould be another Sitting 11611,011 the 2oth.

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, .
.• , JANUARY 6.
AT the Diplomatic Audience of yesterday, Lo)..d
WIIITWUkIFI presented Lord ihsßoßOu4 a Peer
of . I):ngland.; Lord c.;l DIITICANNO*I4 his Son; Lord
, . -YAR4ouTit, Lord
s, Sir Jo
ii CO II I I,i:kr L (4.
the Fort Guard; ; T '
-. DE BATH, Sir --
ettoNtri Lieutenant- Colonel STEWA R To of the
. , infantry, s;r JANttS ;
Lieutenant-Colonel FRANC Ith DI L LON,
of the Infintry;ieutenant-Colonel JACKSON,
L
of the Infantry ; Major EL L E.Y. , Of the Dragoons ;
Captain boyLE) of the Infantry ; Captain ImpEy,
°F
fthe loyal Navy ; Captain letrzora.ALP) of the
In"tr, ; Mr. EYftEs Mr.
ADDEILLEYG. ,ICE.
11 ta, Mr. Sr , M
EwART, Mr. GR 4TR.EED, Mr. BER•
11TIE GItEATIZEED) Mr. COPE, Mr. TurftlFLE)
,Ir. lt,----uur
riCroPri Colonel CxAwFotto anti' 4is
;'nthir
NIII ..-P-.ii rzOltuAll.rtopLe.„ Nov. 25.---The Porte . has
hed: the last news which i t.rccei red horn • Egypt:
li atherkii haVing conceived the projeft Of breaking the
" °ithebttOrnan Arm tl'i'h y, in order to form. a juPdlioo
the English Troops.at Air:fa/aria, attempted.
twice to execute their ;designs ; ,but the'PAcnA of
C4l Ito, Who had been
thrl, too informed of their inten..
k such measures that they were each time
,':'ii rePillaed.',. The publication 'of This intelligence has
.p
'ated the in uietudes to which tht silence of
lone had given birth.
4nglandhas refused,'-as we are 4ssured, to render

the least insistence to, the revolted Beys; but she
demands at the same tale-that the Porte should ac.
cede to the Alli'ance which she proposes, and which ,
she says has only for its object to guarantee Egypt
from any further Invasion. Some repugnance has,
hitherto been shewn by the GRATIp.SEIGN'IOR, but
it is supposed that the accession of Russia, which is
look upon as very probable, will determine that of
His Sublime Highness.

BERNE, DEC. 29.—We have reseigedAlErt Let.
ter& from Paris, of the 24th of
.9e,cFrtibgrA which
announce that a new Sitting of the ,;lqyretic Con.
gress was held on the 22d, at which the Commis.
sioners of the Conservative Senate presented a Plin of
a Constitution, conformable in its principles to the
contents of the Letter of the. First Consul io the
Deputies of the Eighteen Cantons. The Plan was
discussed in the same Sitting, and unanimously
adopted.

We read in .the Postscript of the same Letter,
that the Deputies of the different Cantons were al-
ready assembled, in order to deliberate on a project
of cantonal organization, but that in each Deputa-
tion the opinions were so contradiaory, that
it had not been possible to unite respecting
the basis of the future Constitution of the principal
Cantons of .Zurich, Berne, &c. The Deputies
alone of Leman and Argovia were united in. opinion
.respeOing the fundamental basis of the future Con-
stitution of their Cantons. We arc promised more
circumstantial details of these different. operations,
and the circumstances of the Sitting of the zoth of
December.

FRANKFORT, Dec. 30.—The Senate of this City
'has for some time past displayed more than its usual
energy.,
,The Jews presented a Petition five days
ago, claiming the rights of Equality;aliaci izen.
alou •
ship ; but their demand was not ooj rej tied,
ent
but they were fined 30,000 Crowns or riving
. .
made In this Petition, the Jews, in consi-
deration of their being exempted from Military
Service, consented that they should not bare any
Representatives in the Senate. It is known, how-
ever, that neither the Catholics nor the Lutherans
enjoy this pcivilege ; and in the Comthission which
has lately been established' respeaing the Catholic
Religion, not one person of that persuasion was
admitted as a Member of jealous are the
governing families of Frankfort of the privileges
attached to the exercise of their Religion.
FIAGu s, Dec. zB.—Government has presented to
the Legislative Body the plan of a Voluntary Loan
for 24,000,000 florins, fur the expences of 1805.
We shall know in the course of next week, whether
this plan is adopted or rejeded. The proposal,
however, caused a consider4ble • depression in our
Funds. The report . which has been circulated in
some of the Public Papers, that a certain number
of French Troops were to be cloathed and equipped
at the expence of the Batavian Republic, is wholly
without foundation.

DEc. 30.—The last accounts from the Texel
state, that the Corvette the Wits. had sailed with
the Transports having on board Troops, &c. destined
for Batavia and the Molucc'eu. Several vessels have
also sailed with Trocips for Sy. rinam, Dr rue ) a,ty, and,
the other West India Colonies.--The i;iscov.teit of
the Merchants of Amsterdam, in cot:se:l:a:n(le' of
the Kin of Vinance proposed by Government to the.
Legislative Body, manifests i;sell in the Addresses
which they are daily presenting it.

•We understand that M. ANDICEOSSY has, been
able, through.the assistance of our Police;• to ,Ei.
cover in this Country a Forgery of French Dank-
notes and Government Paper to an enormous
'.amount. The persons engaged in it are all French...
men. I-raving received information of the plan,
and the names of some of the ruffians engaged in
the plot, he communicated the fats to our Mini-
sters, who exerted all the powers of the Police
to assist him in the discovery. Sir Rtcria.Ro FORD
vas on. Friday and Saturday employed in the
examination of the delingnents. They have been
taken with all their apparatus, and with the proofs
of their guilt. They will be 'delivered up to the
French Government, there to be brought to trial
for the offence. The alacrity which Ministers have
shewn to assist in the, discovery of this diabolical
plan of mischief, is a seasonable reproof to the sple_
netic insinuations against their honour withiarltich
the French Journals are so incessantly filled.
Yesterday morning St. Paul's Cathedral, having.
been.shut up for between five and six months, for
some necessary repairs .to be done to the building
and the organ, was opened for Divine Service. The
Sermon was preached by, the Rev. Dr. Moss, one of
the Prebends, late Chaplain to the Hoiise of Com-
mons. The Church was extremely eromAiNt, 00
this occasion, the Monument which has I.?efints*Oing
II
1 fl
time in preparation, to the memory cil tlle late pt.
BoacEss, who hist his life off Camperdo,wi, v leo
commanding the "Irdent, in a desperate at teniPt to
break the Enemy's Line, tvaa exhibited, The Statue 1
of the Captain is represented at full length, with
Fame presenting the Srreard 4-I.i'fro.v. :1 bete i .4
vacancy of abopt H foot between the Statue and
the old and dirty wall, 'which spoils the eff-:,!t, a,
there is nothing in the back grould. 1 Jr attraZcid
the attention of a great concourse et- People; `
T. SCOTT SM ITU, the' sham Parion of St. 1144 t- '
tin's, who istas,conatit.ted 44usruptt: bot-bott- '
tentence committed for perpetual tratispottation4 I
goes out in the Calcut-ta, td.-Pbrra-jnksi.,ll. • ' la"

THE DUTCH MAIL.

Vi ENI4A, lls.c. 23.

TEO C,,ounsellur of State CH AMP AGNY, Minister
Plenipotentiary from,France to His
ihif. R tAt,
j esr,Y, has been appointed ih the saint capaCity to
the G.R.,.ND.M4STER of the Teutonic Order, iand de..
livered on the gth iiist. his Letters of Credence to
His Royal Highness the ARCH DUKG CHAR L ES.

The Papal Nuncio to St.,Ntersburgh, MoiAgnor
.A.REZZO, ,haii4scsiyed the necessary Passports, and
will immediatcly„set out for the place of his destina.