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London, England, 1802-11-01 00:00:00

Frans dm LONDON GAZETTE, 01icier 30.

LORD CHAICIERLAIII96 OFFICE, OCTOBER 29.
Orders for the Court's going into Mourning on
Sunday next, the 3 tlk inflant, for the late Dnchefs
Of TUSCANY, viz.
The Ladles to wear Black Silt or Velvet coloured Ribbons,
Fans, and Tippets; a plain White, or White and Cold, or White
snd Silver Stuffs, with BlarlOtibhons. _ . .

The Gentlemen to wear Black Coats, and Black, or plain
White, or Wbite and Gold, or White and Silver Stuff Wailt-
coats full triw.med, coloured Swords and Buckles.

And on Thu &fay the 4th of Novenrber next,
the Court to go out of Mourning.

DOWNING-STREET, OCTOBER 27.
The KING has been pleated to approve of the
'llPpOilitMCnt of Dom MIGUEL LAMA to be his
Catholic Majeflyis Conful-General in the United
Niogdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
Commiffion in the 3d (or Lanark) Regiment of
North Britifis Militia, figned by the Lord Lieu-
tenant. Dared September 30, 1802.
Marquis of Douglas to be Colonel. •
Commiflions in the Royal Laucaihire Militia,

figned by the Lord Lieutenant. •
Thomas Bruhn, Efq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Dated No-
vember 18, zBor.
Samuel
Hilton, Efq. to be ditto. Dated as above. •
Samuel Hawarden Fazakerley, Efq. to be ditto. Dated as above.
Thomas Gillibrand, Efq. to be ditto. Dated as above.
Flat Battalion.

Lawrence Rawftorne the younger, Efq• to be Major. Dated
Otiober as, iBos.
Second Battalion.

William Horton, Efq. to be Major. Dated Odobrr 22, iBos.
.11002.14 GWlbrand, Efq. to be Captain. Dated as above.
Third Battalion.

Samuel Hawarden Pazskerlcy, Efq. to be Major. Dated Odo-
ber 32, aon.
BANKRUPTS. _ _

William Karrifon the younger, late of Neingan-lbget and ;IP
tD-
Mall, and now of Wewport-ttreet, St. Muth In the Adds,
Middlefez, comminon agent broker, dealer and chaps:an,
to (offender Wov. 6, t 3, and Die. is, at one, st Guildhall.
Attollgq, Malin. Parker, Palmer, and Cuppage, Elm.

itrect, Stria&
Bartholomew &hotel, of Manften-houre-ftrom.l4olgOnt mer-
chant, Nov. 6,7, and Dee. il, at ten, at Otdidliall. AttOnSICSs
Mcffrc. Pearce and Dizon, Patarnofter.row.
Parid EM . of York, merchant, tailor, dealer and chap-
wan, NOV. 9, go, and Dec. I I, at deven, at the York Tama,
York. Actinides, Mr. Skepper, York; or Mr, Richard
Rolfe; King-itreet, Holborn, London.

RANKRUPTS IN IRELAND.
Rkhard Compile, of Caftle Dermott, county Mare, MEW,
to forreoila tke rth and 6th Nov. and 7th Dee.
Le and Homer, Of Londonderry, merchant, to forrender the
6th mod Bth D ov. and Dec. 7.

FRANCE.

AFFAIRS OF

UNION!, OCT. 161.—Yefterday, at eight in the
morning, a difcharge of artillery announced the
departure of the Helvetic Governmmt for Berne,
whither Citizen Vsantnac, the French Mintier,
had preceded them.
ROVERS, arrelled at MOWS. on the 3oth Sept.
charged with having taken part in the inforredion
which took place the fame day at Orbe, haa been
fet at liberty.
The National Prete& of the Canton of Vaud,
has Weed a decree, condemning to different fines
the Citizens who, called to the defence of the
country, did not obey the requifition, or elfe did
not obey it till after the danger was over.
_Beteg, Ocr. B.—The Senate has re-entered
our walls. They were received amidft the noife
of ca=non. In their journey from Laufanne to
this place, they met with no obliacle. The Con-
ait urinal A uthorit ics have refumed their funaions-
The Cantons are nominating their Deputies to
Paris. After long debates, the Diet of.Schwitz
pronounced their own diffolution. The infurgeni
troops have feparated, and are returning to their
refpeaive Cantons. Their difbanding has been
cffefted with the greateß order. Some of the
infurgents, however, are Rill affembled in the
mountains. The French Miniller WIN AC has
returned hither with the Senate. 'We h,ad •no
other diplomatic agent in Swifferland, becaufe
France was the only power which had acknow-
ledged our Republic. It was from it alnne alto
t nit we could hope to obtain that generous inter-
f.rence which has averted the incredible difafters
with which we were threatened. Wd have jug
learned, that General Nflt is appointed Envoy
Extraordinary and Minider Plenipotentiary to our
Republic. Citizen Vus IA being recalled to Paris
to give information refpeaing our lunation, and
the events which have fignalized the period when
. we were expofed to all the fcourges of civil war.
Beane, Ocr. r9.—Several Englifh of diftinEtion
p -opofed to ferve as volunteers in the Bernefe ar-
lay, but their offers were not accepted. Two of
them determined to difguife themfelves as peafar t•
of Argoviat,they ferved in that capacity as az-
tillery men, Confiderable fume have been oTered,
and propofltions made, to maintain corps of troops
;t the expellee of private individuals.
OCT. 20.—The Confederate:, though they fumed to
tidlaud Manlike:, are Jill smiler arust—The Diet of
achwitz alto continues its Sit:jags.
It is raid there is to be a Congrefs at Neufchatel
at the end of this month, on the fubjed of the af-
fairs of Switzerland, and that it is to be attended
by the French. Imperial, and Pruffian Envoys.
BASLE, OCT. z2.—We have received the news
that the Executive Council and the Senate are ar-
rived at Berne, with the &it Helvetic demi-bri-
gade. PERRI ea, Chief of the Brig.ade, has been
named Commandant of Berne. Urtilarai R.AP P.
who teemed to intend going to Schwitz, has re-
tolved to fend an officer there, to demand of the
Diet, by a fummons, whether they will or will not
di ffolve themfelves, and entirely difband the troops.
If they refute, the French army will immediately
enter Helvetia. An Aid-de-Camp of General
rev waits at Berne for the anfwer of the Diet, to
tranfrnit it to the General, who is at Geneva.
Before they quitted Berne, the army of the conk-
&taws entirely easptied the arfenal. The Mem-
bers of the Helvetic Governm:nt will preferve
their funetions, till the fate of Switzerland be de-
;ermined.
Before they feparated, adhering to the Procla.
NNW of the Fresh Govcramssu, &las CummiG

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lion of the State of Berne addreded the ,following
Proclamation to the Inhabitants of the Canton:

" Deareft Citizens, true Children of the Country,
" The frank and energetic conduet which you have Waved
both in the field to your Officers, and in your houses to your
Chiefs; the mesfures you adopted towards thofe who bad to
reproach themfelves with wronging you..-thofe paternal re-
gards, that oblivion of the part which you manlfeited to them,
deferve a true and real gratitude. By, the &Silence of Gen
you have gained your caufe, and GOD bleffed your arms; but
a great power, againft which we neither with, nor can Mike
war, brings ui back, as well as yourfelves, to a gate of inac-
tivity, to which our happinefs cannot, (boner or later, be a
!Worn"
STRASDURGH, OCT. 23.—Different corps of
troops have let off on their march to reinforce the'
Army of Obfervat ion affembled on the frontiers of
Switzerland. •