Star.
London, England, 1802-04-23 00:00:00

SWITZERLAND.

Beam. MANCH 24.—By the Courier of yeller.
day arrived from Paris the joyful News refpeeking
our Independence and Neutrality. The French
troops will ihortly retire from Switzerland. The
French Government has already given orders,
that the artillery found in the arfenals of France,
together with all the Helvetic Mulkets, and other
warlike Bores, than be given back to us.
In a Zurich paper we read, as a literal Win&
of a letter from a diftinguithed Swifs, who has
been employed by the French Government in the
molt important affairs fence the Revolution, (as it
is fuppoled, the well known Citizen Hsta.st, who
was with BONAPARTE in Italy,) of the 7th infant,
the following:—Switzerland will remain Switzer-
land, aryl Neutral Switzerland, and Happy Swit.
.WlAnd. if the will.—She will room lee not
French Soldier oa her territory.

PARLl4Nitirilt ?ItOCIEDINOL

'none 01 coioloisimiumittAT, AMU; sa.

A Padden was ping bun the Damian anis' In Ohs
rest et Menem. Id Ilieldisbendbke. praylog
sterol to la iota *Malin
Mr. Las govenedeadnalts MGM toinegrow ram forlorn
to bring hi a Bid to mania the Ponds of tbs Irtfla Coons of
Law.

-Mr. Atimamate beg& up tbo Report et the Coanninee
ot Supply, which was wood to.
Setvil accounts tda"tis Vie Tattoo were pretested, and
ordered to be laid upon the Table. - •
• AOM was ordenst to bebroogbeig regdourtho
flan of of French Wintwoorkoot to elk Repose otelsoOseaudeer.
Tbe Lecher*, DM al was rends at% mei esdeellb 00 be
read a toteind time twesereoir.

The biome Tee teolaillireee thrash& Cootsoltteeolod
the RIM 'was 0161 W P he rewind esaiorrow.
cores. trotiebfe Trolley et Irdend, pretested At,
emote attic Tam he Wood for the year tibes.—Oetiesed to
he ea the TO% nese be Ow&
~ Mr. tr, vktp=th&srivoshe up a to enable the Lords
oldie Tr Me en the credit at the
et the prefeiti was reed a IA tau, and w-
ined io be midi this tomorrow.
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1118114.114 OF FARLIANZIT.
Mr. DEFT moved hulas,* to being in a Bill to
eased the provihothaten Mk of Paßiament, re-
lative to the Oath 'to. be taken. by Member: to
fame is Parliament.

• DUTY Ow IaPORTS AND 111111101111:11.
Mr. N. VAlSUrtillt 1110.td:thlt she Order of
•she. Day for the Houfe to refolve itfelf into a Com-
mittae tomorrow •ea the • Exports and Imports
Doty BM, mould be red.—which being rat 4
moved to pollpone ibeConnnittm tiu Tuefday next,
as feveral Gentlemen Who were not then -in their
places, wined to be pre&nt at the difcuifion.—
Agreed to.
Mr. M. A. Talmo* wished to know if his fog-
salon relative to Surveyors and Surcharges bad
been attended to I
Mr. N. VAMSITTAIIIT Paid, there was a BM in t]
Bate of preparation, but it was not yet ready to
be laid before the Houle.

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WEST INDIA DOCKS.
Lord NAV/MI(11Y prefented a Petition from
the Proprietors of the Welt India Docks, the ob-
jea of which was to obtain a modification of the
regulations prefetibed by the original Aa of Pao►
limn= foie carrying thofplan for the improvement
of the Port of London into effea. His Lordihip
fad, he was perfnaded that it was impoffible for
any perfon who had vifited the premifes, not to
have feat that the important *porpores of the 4
were carrying into complete execution. The Docks
for the Import Trade were nearly completed, and
would be opm for the reception of chips by the
middle of July I but the regulations of the Aft of
Parliament could no; take place till the whole plan
was completed.' If myth be evident that the Weft
India merchants NJ the public would reap a be.
nefit the inliant maim of the Docks was opened
—it was therefore the with of the. Petitioners, that
as loon as the Import Dock World be finithed, and
notice given, it &Quid be opened for the reception
of /hips coming into the Port of Loudon from th?
Weft Indies. Confider** advantage would re.
fult to the public revenue from the immenfe raving
with regard, to the pldnder of property on the river
Thames. The chieB of the Petition was only to
render the former regulations more effeanal. The
Petition had been (twitted to the different Reve.
nus Boards, who Lid blest/ approved of it. He
had only to obferve, dig if original plan bad
not been extended, the whole would have heeh
finitispd at leis than the etiolate. He was Codified
there was not any Gentleinan in the Hoorp whit
did not think it was a meafitre that refiated 'chi
high& honour on thole concerned in it, and one
that would bc paremely beneficial to the country..
The Pagan was received, and referred 9) of
Committee. .

LINT IzTaxotnumeits.
Mr. Ronson a&ed, whether tilt papers moved
for on the loth of March, relative to the Army
Extraordinaries for Ireland, were likely to be loon
brought forward ? If he was ittfoemcd they were
not expefted, be ihouldto-mqrron,funmit a motion
to the Houfe upon the fubjeß.

Mr. COLILY Lid the order had been tranfmitted
to Ireland intmedidely on its being made ; but he
begged leave on the part of the Public Officers in
that country.to introit the indulgence of the Floufe.
as in confequence of an alteration in the mod( of
keeping the accounts, they found Come difficulty
in complying with the orders of the liot.fc.