Star.
London, England, 1802-10-09 00:00:00

LONDON.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9.
PRICE OF BTOCKS THIS DAY AT ONB O'CLOCK:
• 3 per Cent. Coutols 6911-4 Or account 64.
• Omaiunt 71 dif.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :
3 par C. Coot, 6911 i lmp. Ann. 121
3 per C. Ann. totif 0112111riIII 71 8 71 dif.
Imp. 3 per Cent, ANL WM P.miliih Tickets s7l. 14$.

A' Cabinet Council met this day, which was at-
tended by all the Miniaers in Town. The
bufi-
nefs has not tranfpired: but when the prefent Rate
of the Continent is confidered, it is not furprifing
that it thould occafion conferences among thofe
who have the direaion of public affairs. We may
here obferve that Europe being at peace, it, is not
eafy to find out any pretext that can
.0(14 to the
other powers the condua of Framce in interfering
in the affairs of Switzerland.

Pai is Jam n.db to the 6th infl. came to hand t!.is
Wining. The following are the only Articles we
have been able to filet from them

PARIS. n VENDEMIAIRE, (OCT. 4).
ACTS OF GOVERNMENT.

pECREE OF THE 4TH COMPLEMENTARY DEE, YEAR

"Rh (SEPT. 2f.)

The Confuls of the Republic, in.confequence of
a report prevented. to them by the Minifter of
Foreign Relations, in regard to the French Mer-
chants in the Levani, who have taken_ (hater un-
der fOreign protection, decree :--
Art. I. AU French I'vferthatits and other Frenchmen eftah-
tithed at Conftantinople and Other Ports of the Levant, who,
before and rune the rupture bitween the Republic and the
Sublime Ottoman Porte, have gone under Foreign protedloo,
whatever be the Nation, are maintained in the rights and pre-
rogatives attached to the quality of French citizen.
IL The Miniiter of Foreign Relation is charged with the
citywide of the prefent Peace.'
FLosimcs, Sirr. Lt.—The news of the King
having been takes dangeroufly ill at Pifa fpread
generallconfternation throughout this city. Pub.
tic priyers for three days were immediately or.
detect to be Oirere4 up throughout the whole
kipgdom. Later intelligence announces that his
*jai is now out of danger.
Coa ion, Au us T. 30.—The Ruffian troops, fo
long eat pelted here, have at length arrived : they
have been two whole years at Naples. The
Turks,' who for. Tome time 'formed our garrifon, j
immedizitely fet out to return hOine. One of thi.j
frigates which brought the Ruffian troops hither,
having .been found unfit for. further fervice; was
fold on its arrival in port for .7ooq ducats. The
Ruffian Minifier who preceded die* troops will
return' forthwith to Petsribtirgh :* a Charge d'Af-•
444104 bowevfr, razeikwith opt gloverugutt,
• • • •••••• •

Extra& of a letter from Paris The departure
of the Firft Conful and the Confuiar family, for St.
Cloud, has produced here an agreeable fenfatlon,
and appears to have infufed into converfation fome-
what of the fpirit of liberty and independence.—
The arm of power does not now feem to weigh
down fo heavily upon us, fince the centre of its
adion is removed a few leagues, and fince there is
lefs danger in hazarding an opinion, as FovcsE on
longer directs the operations of the Efpionage. Tie
change that has recently taken place becomes every
day more fenfible—Epigrams, private anecdotes,
farcaßic conjectures, and infinuatioi cir,
culation, alrnolt without any imi
Government, which nicely calculate:
fuch aliments may afford to puh'ic
foon take meafures to withhold
again refume thofe arbitrary and
ceedings which-alone can countera
the expreffion of that opinion. Th
fewer perfons taken up than hereti
refpite and relaxation of feverity w
attempted to lull our recolleCtions ai
of our forefight, only furniflies leifu
Judge to organize his formidable f
this is the great objet which the
has la rim."

ons, get into or-
pediment—But
es what ftrength
c opinic.n, will
them, and will
menacing pro-
id and fruitrate
iere are, indeed,
st•ofo r e i
thw;h
ibduit
itthiiss
md the vigilance
lire to the grand
fun ions—al
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