Star.
London, England, 1802-05-29 00:00:00

:now, that the Helvetic Government will not liilen
J extravagant propofals, and that a French Ge-
neral dries not enter into a capitulation with rebels.
I beg the Petty Council to accept the e xpreflion of
my perfen confideration.
(Signed) K MOSTRICHAIIn."

MAY t9.—Citizen KUHN has returned from his
journey to Leman; but the news from that coun-
try is not fo favourable as at fire fuppofed
Bands of the army of the infurgents which have
been diffolved have committed fevers) exceffes in
returning. The proprietors of the feudal rights
havebeen threatened and maltreated. To prevent
fimilar diforders, Citizen Knits, on his departure,
from the Pays de Vaud, caufed to be publifhed
the following Proclamation :
111, The guaranty of national property, and
that of the public officers who have remained
faithful to their duty, is under the refponfibility of
the communes.—ad, Any damage done to pro-
perty gives a tide to an indemnification from the
commune, which may have recourfe to the guilty.
3d, The Communes who have oppofed energetic
refinance to the difturbers of the public peace,
and who have yielded only to force, are exempted
from this meafure.-4th, Communes and difiriEls
in which fuel diforders are committed !hall be de-
clared in a nate of fiege.—sth, The armed force
Gall march thither, !hall difperfe thole affembled
in a tumultuous manner, 1411 faze the guilty,
and convey them to head quarters at Laufanne.-
6th, As rebels they fhall be cited before a Council
of War, by which they !hall be tried.

It is therefore falk•that Citizen Kunz has con.
eluded, as is laid, an arrangement with the incur-
gents. He only promifed them, in concert with
Gem Awry, that he would intereft himfelf on that
fubjea with Government. The troops have been
diftributed in the Pays de Vaud in fuch a manner
as to prevent new troubles.
Similar meafures have been purfued in the can-
ton of Unterwalckn, where the infurreaion which
lately broke outwas in a contrary direaion. The
caufcs of the tumult there were the difmilal and
replacement of the Municipalities. What Rill
tended to enereafe it was, that the ancient Autho-
rities refalkd to refnme their funaions, though the
new ones were not acknowledged. The troubles
are Rill greater at Sarnen thin in thi other diftrias.

Yefterday morning his Majesty with his tifual
attendants left town fot Windfor.
Her htii STY, accompanied by the Pan: c essts,
left town at noon for the fame place.
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Letters from Madrid (iate' that the Duke de
fixates is appointed by his Catholic Majefly Am.
baffador to the Court of London. .
No remark can be more jua than that of Mr.
Wmaxtroace, that " the threatening to abridge
the Cleve trade neceffardy quickened it." The
condut of the importers of flares in fuch a predi-
eament reminds us of a club, who, in order to
prefers,: folridy, made it a rule that no liquor.
ihould he called for after dryer! o'clock. The only
confvquence 17as, that as much was laid ix before
that hour as ferved for the whole nig_ht I
The Aril verfary of the birth of Mr. PITT was
yeaerd.iy tommemnrated by a very numerous
company of the Nobility and Gentry, among'
whomwere, the Duke of RUTLAND, theMarquiffes
of BUCKINGHAM and WORCESTER, Earl SPENCER,
corho prefided on the occation;) Lords EUSTON,,
SNPLE, MORPRTH, Louvanat, Loalcurvator,l
fig ENVI LLE, FORTESCU ROMNET,CANDEN,WRST.
mOR LI. AND, CASTLERF Ar.H, CARRINGTON' and LE.
C/Ii VI GOWER Slr H. MILDMAY, Sir S. STUART,
Sir R. PEELS, and a great number of the Mem-
bers of Parliament, Merchants, &c. Mr. Parr,
from motives of delicacy, did not attend; and no
fpeeches worthy of remark were delivi..:d by any
of the perfoni prefent. The toaas were loyal and
patriotic, and feveral excellent kings were fung in
the coolie of the evening.
licaerday the Right Hon. the Loan MAYOR
bcl.l a Court of Common Council at Guildhall, at
which were prefent two Aldermen, Mr. Recorder,
one of the Sheriff?, :•nd a (mall number of Com-
moners —A Motion was made--

v That then=lts of thi Court be given to the Right Hon.
Lord lkielfon, K. B. der.fni his dißinguiihed cervices, in accept-
cnrrmind of the gun-boats and other veffcls, clod
1%,t 71y fulfdling the ditties of the /lotion affigned him in pro-
wling the entrance of the Thames and Medway, in July,
Abilitt, and September lalt, when this Country was y‘rticu-
litiy thrratened by an invafirm, whereby the only acceffible
avthue of danger to this Metropolis was efftEtuary fccured,
a.va rnt a tingle Brine' thip raptured during his judicim com-
mand boween Beetily Head and Orfordnefs."

The LARD MAYOR, on the queflion being put,
derlared the fame to be carried in the affirmative.

But, a Divifion being demanded and Tellers
appointed, it was difcovered there were not fuffi-
cient Members prefent to fbrm a Court, feveral
Gertk.nen having quitted the Hall.
The Motion, therefore, with the other bufinefs
lithe Court, was adjourned to a future day.
On Monday lan was committed to Warwick
7anl, Milward, on charge of high trealcm,
counterfeiting the current gold and Myer coin
of this reaim.

Midday WI James Lee, LydiA Lee, and Ange•
Ittta Local!, all gypfies, and the left mentioned
near So years of age, belonging to the Notting-
h4mfhire gang, to which Stephen Lee,lately taken,
was attached, were committed to the houfe of
Corration at Chelmsford, as r7ines and vaga-
bonds. There three rfons applied for permif-
lion to vifit S. Lee. J. Lee, Lee, Rating himfelf to be
the brother, and Lydia the wife of Stephen ; the
Nligillrate confidering them as improper perfons
to be travelling about the country, was induced to
commit them until proper enquiries can be intli.
toted. At Nottingham, the herd of gypfies, when
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