Star.
London, England, 1802-09-23 00:00:00

LONDON.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23.
pgICE of STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. Confols 6911 I—for account 69i—
Old 3 per Cent tool tot—Omnium yi 8 dif.
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
Arniterdam, i t 1 sU. Cadiz 364 circa. Genoa 4n
Ditto, at fight to z 9 Madrid paper I Lilbon o7f
Rotterdam, z t sU. Ditto 36t &ea. Oporto 673
Hamburg!: 33 S2s Bilboa 36i ailed. Palermo go
Alton 33 62 U. Leghorn sit pence peroz.
Cadiz in piper Naples 43 Dublin x
Paris, x day's date, 23 12 liv.—Ditto, 2 U 14.
Bourdeauz, ditto, 24 x Ditto -
Venice, 59 Livres Plea Effedtivi per 11. fterL

We have received Paris journals to the 21(1 init.
The indemnities feem to form the principal fub-

jea of difcuffion 'among the Continental Politicians.
It muff loon, however, be fettled and laid to reft

—till force of the aggrieved parties feel firong

enough to appeal to arms.
C. LAI/LISTON, Aid-de-Camp of the FIRST
CONSUL, who arrived at Ratilbon on the Bth intl.
with difpatches f9r the French Legation, fet out
on the following day for Vienna, carrying with
him to the Imperial Court a Convention figned at
Paris by the Minifter TALt.svaAnto and Count de
COSENTZ at, in confequence of which the Auarian.
troops are immediately to evacuate Pat Tau.
The Conclufinn taken by the Deputation of the
Empire in its third fitting, for adopting the Plan
of the indemnities, is couched exaaly in the fame
terms as the propofitions which terminate the vote
given in the fame fitting by the Minifter of Mentz.
Thefe propofitions, and confequently the text of
the Conclufsms, is as follows :
" The following declaration (hall be made to
the Minifters of the two powers : The conduit of
the two powers who have been pleated to affume
the part of mediators in the prefenteircumilances,
• and to tranfmit declarations in confequence to the
Deputation, through the medium of their Mini-
fters, is acknowledged with gratitude; being fully

convinced of the friendly difpolitions of the two
powers towards the Germanic empire, they pre-
vioufly, and in general, adopt the plan propofed
by them in regard to what concerns the in-
demnities, in fuch a manner that they referve
to themfelves, at the fame time, the power of in-
troducing all thofe modifications which may be
rendered many by the urgent remonftrances
that may be made, or thofe which the Deputation,
faithful to its ddty, may judge necetfary to pro-
pofe by refolutions, and of which it has a right to
promife the admiffion in common.
" On the other hand, they do not think they
detiate from the friendly intentions of the two
powers, by obferving that in the definitive refolu-
tion to be immediately formed for the determina-
tion of the indemnities, it will be necelfary to de-
cree at the fame time, that thofe who have fuftain-
ed lotres, thall be bound on receiving the 'countries
which have fallen to their share as indemnities,. to
provide in a fuitable manner for the maintenance
of all the perfons who hitherto had a conftitutional
exiftence in the faid countries, and to charge them-
felves with the debts to which they ferve as fecu.
rity, and with all the other real obligations which
depend on them : in the fame refolution then
Sall be eftablilhed fixed rules on this fubjea. To
regulate then as fpeedfty as poffible the modifica-
tions demanded, or propofed by the deputation,
the latter than, without delay, addrefs itfelf to the
Minifters of the Mediating Powers, to receive the
necetfary information on this fubje&, and to come
to an underftanding with them, in order that it
may as foon as poffible come to a refolution, which
flail be fubmitted to the ratification of his Impe-
rial Majefty and the Empire."
The Emperor of Ruffia is reprefented as having
made the molt forcible and molt pathetic repre-
fentations to the French Government, in favour of
the King of Sardinia. He expreffed a with that
it might be obferved to the Filar Coyssuc that the
&nation of this unfortunate Prince had circum-
fiances in it which mutt deeply ailed his heart.—
Upon which obfervation, BONAPARTZ is laid to
have replied to M. de Maacorr, 6, inform your
Sovereign that it is not by the heart, but by the
head that the Rulers of States lhould be guided
in their mode of governing."

The (late of Switzerland becomes every day
more critical. Not only the old Petty Cantons,
but alfo the Grifons, are in a !late of complete in-
furredion ; feveral other Cantons, which hitherto
appeared pretty tranquil, begin to be agitated ;
and they talk openly of following the example of
the countries which have taken up aims.
How vain the attempt at the prefent moment !
It 'hews, however, more and more ftrongly, the
truth of what we have often Rated, that there is
nothing folid in the arrangements which have
formed the bafis of the pacification of Europe.
Letters from Saint Domingo, dated Thermidor
Bch ( A ugu ft t II), !late, that the partial commo-
tion: which had taken place in that colony after
the defeat and reduaion of the rebels, have been
entirely fuppreired. The rebellious negroes in the

Bunt of the ringleaders contributed note. little to
the reaoration of tranquillity : force plantations
only had been burnt by thefe brigands, and fuck
were the ezceffes to which they fuhjefted the vic.
tiros of their fury, that the inhabitants think it a
great happinefs that in their ha infurre&ion they
butchered only a dozen of white women and
children.

French Five per Cents. 52 fr. So c. •
ACTS OF GOVERNMENT.
DECREE OF FRUCTIDOR 24, (SEPT. II).
BONAPARTE, Firft Conful of the French Repub-
lic, decrees, General BRUNE, Counfellor of State,
is nominated Ambaffador of the French Republic
to the Sublime Forte. The Miniffer of Foreign

Relations is charged with the execution of this

decree.

Tht. Firft Conful, (Signed) soNAtaaTt.
By the Firft Conful,
The Secretary of State, (Signed) s. s. MARZT
By fimilars decrees of the FIRST Cowsuc, the
following nominations have alto taken place :

. . --
Cmzen LACu ag, Counfellor of State, to be Pre-
fident of the SeWon of War, in the room of Ge-

neral Bay NI.

C. REOWAUD, (de St. Jean d'Angely,) Counfel-
lor of State, to be Prefident of the Section of the

Interior, in the room of RONDERER, appointed a

Senator.

C. BIGOT Patatm guru, to be Prefident of the
feetion of legiflation in the room of C. BoULAY.
C. BOUM, Counfellor of State, is charged
with all litigations refpeiting the national do-

mains, in the room of C. Raoniza.
C. FOURCROIN Counfellor of State, is charged
with the care of public inftrudion, in the room of
C. ROIDERSR.

C. Platctiou fenator, is appointed extraordi-
nary Commiffioner, to regulate, agreeably to the
bates of the 7th article of the Treaty of Peace,con-
eluded in the year 3 between France and Spain,
every thing that relates to the ratification of the
boundaries of the two States towards the Pyrenees.
C. CHAZAL is appointed prefea of the depart-
ment of the Upper Pyrenees.