Star.
London, England, 1807-03-14 00:00:00

By ANTHONY ZACHARIUS HELMS,

Formerly Diredtor of the Mines near Cracow, in Poland, and
late Direaur of the Mines and of the Proccfs of Amalgamation
in Peru.
Printed fur RICHARD PIIILIIPS, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Blackfriars,

STPITZARLAND.

ZURICH, Mi. to.

The delay of the Helvetic Government to fotnifh
the men who are to form the S..vifs regiments for the
French fervice, the officers of which the Emperor
had heron to nominate, has given rife to Come dif-
agrec..t.le communications, in which his Majefty
hakexprelled his diffatisfaftion to the Chief Magillrate,
and to the Cantonal Regencies of Helvetia. The
complaints of his Imperial Majefly were conveyed in
a Circular Letter, addreffed by General Vial, his
Envoy, dated January 15, as follows:

" I have received on the part of his Majefty the Emperor of
the French and King of Italy, poOtive orders to declare to the
Landamman, and to the Cantonal Regencies, that his Majefty, in
Dominating three months ago the 011ieersAf.the Swifs regiment,
No. —, flattered himfelf that the SwiesMltilowing the example
of their aneeftors, would attach themfelves to the new fervice
with cagerneh , and zeal ; but his Majefty's have not keen
realized ; this has arifen from the want of proper means, from
intrigues, or difaffedlion, which have impeded the new levies, or
canted them hitherto to be negletted. His Majefty knows the
f•wifs, and is convinced that five flubs of them with to enter into
the fervice of France, and that confequently difficulties, and pro.
bably premeditated obthelea, may have impeded the fuccefs of the
formation of the regiments, by which it was his MajAty's inten-
tion to render the connection between France and Switzerland
(till more intimate, to the advantage cf the latter. In this Rate of
affairs the underfigned Envoy is charged to declare, that if the
fixteen thoufand men who, according to the Convention, Mould
form the regiments demanded, are not ratfed by the first of
May, Switzerland will be eonfidered as having renounced the
advantages of the Convention, and that Francs, though with re-
gret, will look upon this alliance as broken.

(Signed)

JTALT.

" VIAL."

NAPLES, FEBRUARY x 4.

Amante•, the IA afylum for the brigands that
were difembarked by the Englifh, fell into the bands
of the French on the sth inflant. General Peyre,
Commandant of Calabria, condutled this operation.
Letter! from Capitanate announce, that the Englifh
lately appeared before Tremiti. 'I hey Teemed to
be in quell of a place of debarkation, but the difpo-
fitions they perceived making upon the coaa, and the
agitation of the fey, difgulted them with the projed,
and on the following day they Itood out to fee.
From Dalmatia we learn, that the Pacha of Ja-
nina has united his troops with thole of General
Laurifton.

GERMANr.

VIENNA, FEBRUARY 14.

The IA letters from Triene (late, that lince the
declaration of war by the Porte againft Ruffia the
navigation of the Adriatic Sea has become much
more free, the Ruffian and Englith ihips having quit-
ted thofe coatis and failed towards the Dardanelles.
Several neutral velrels with the produitions of the
Levant, have already arrived at Trielt.