Star.
London, England, 1802-11-13 00:00:00

terday M. PLISTER, /4gmher of the Council of
War of the Confederates, arrived as Deputy to
General Nir, to announce to him the difrolution
of the Diet, and confequently the difarming of the
troops. That General had fet ofit the fame day
for the Cantons, which, during the late troubles,
were the molt agitated. It appears that he wilt.
foon return thither, as the deputy is waiting for
him. The Helvetic deputies will fet out next
Tuefday for Paris. On Thurfday five French
battalions] entered Zurich. The French, who
marched from Melinguen, paired the mountains
in the night time, to the number of 3 or 4000 men.
Each held a flambeau or a candle, which fo fright.
ened the enemy, that the town of Zurich fent its
keys; but the French General replied, « I will
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will of its Prefident, the too famous ALOI'S RED-
ING, who would have preferred war, that h •
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gratify his buundlefs ambition. Before it termi-
nated its Sittings it publifhed a farewell addrefs to
the inhabitants of the confederate Cantons. In
this proclamation it fays, that it d fgo its its powers
in the hands of its Conflituents, h •
avingbeen ar-
)•retied in its progrefs by a foreign armed force, and
by the influence of extraordinary ci fl
rcum ances ;
that it does not renounce the right
guaranteed
to the different cantons by the treaty of Luneville,
of giving to Switzerland a proper contlitution, and
that it protetis againti every thing that the other
inhabitants of Switzerland may do to renounce that
right, (that is to fay, again) what the Confulta
which is about to meet at Paris, may determine
in regard to the future conflitution cf Helvetia.)
Citizen HOFF d'ERLACH, formerly infpe6tor of the
troops of Oberland, has been inflalled Comman-
dant of the fortrefs of Berne. Zurich was occupied
on the 29th of Oetober by the French troops. The
Provifional Government is diffolved, and the par
triots of the country have been fet at liberty.
NAPLES, Oc r. 12.—The Minitier of Foreign
Relations of the French Republic has announced
officially to his Excellency the Marquis de GALLO,
our Ambatrador at Paris, that in confequence of a
demand made to the DAY of ALGIERS, by the
agent of the Republic, purfuant to the formal
orders of the FIRST CONSUL, the whole crew of
the Neapolitan polacret the Madonna, have been
fet at liberty. The Agent of the French Repub.
lic has likewife claimed a Neapolitan polacre, taken
near Tarento, which failed from Corfou with a
cargo deftined for the French army tiationed in
the kingdom of Naples. As thefe two vefrels and
their cargoes had been fold, the Hafnudgi has
promifed to pay the value of them.
Name, OCT. 23.—The following A& was
publithed here this day :
" in name of the French Republic—Mmitic
Louis ELIAS MOREAU DE SAINT MERV, Connie'.
for of State, Adminifirator General of the States
of Parma, Placentia, Guaftalla, &c. A Conven-
tion concluded between France and Spain, Ven-
tofe 30, year 9, (March 21, 1801) places at the
difpofal of France, the States of the Infant Duke
of Parma, who died on the t 7th of Vendemiaire
laft (05tober 9, 18o2.) The FIRST CONSUL has de-
termined that, dating from that moment, the ex-
ercife of its Sovereignty is transferred, by a juft
title, to the French Republic : and he has cafi his
eyes on us, to declare us Adminiarator General
of thefe States :—We have confequently decreed
as follows
I. Commencing from the 17th Vendemlaire laft, (0.10
all the rights and powers attached to the Sovereignty in the
faid States of Parma, Placentia, and Gualtalla, &c. belong
and remain to the French Republic.
The Ptrifional Regency eftablilhcd the fame day tint
his Royal Highnefs the infant Duke of Parma ceded to live, is
fuppreffed.
111. All the Fundionarica cf the old Government (hall con-
tinue provifionally their fundlions, and until new and earls
orders.
IV. The public Adis, whatever may be their natm,
be pallid in the name of the French Republic, and Cal be
dated double, viz. according to the Calendar of the Republic,
and according to the old Calendar.
V. No Adt of public Adminiftration or Legiration the
di be
valid, unlefe it has emanated direelly from us, or if it has no:
been fandtioned by our approbation.
VI. We enjoin all public fundtionaries without exception on
their rcfponfability, to double their zeal and aaivity to con-
cur conjointly with us towards maintaining good ordr and
public tranquillity, and enfuring the triumph of juilice, an d
towards preferving among a people worthy of all our Ore taat
refped which they owe to their MagiltratLs, as well as a kg:
of their happinefe in bring governed by France.
VII. The prefent decree (hall be printed, publillied, and pof -
ed up in the ufual place, and regiftered in the oft es
throughout the whole extent of the Rates of Parma, Placentia,
and Guattalla, &c. that it may be known to every one, and
that all may conform to it as far as it concerns them.

lIOREAU 3AJN"P-VERY•

(Signed)

Parma, II Brumaire, Odober 23.
114,G uE, Nov. 7.—The French Ambabdor, SE.
MON vu.LE, who went a few drys ago to the bor-
Aers.of the Repot:44l to meet his Lady,