Star.
London, England, 1802-11-02 00:00:00

SARACENI HEAD INN. SNOW-HILL, LONDON.

CONVENIENCE, SAFETY. AND EXPEDITION, FOIL
TRAVELLERS IN GENERAL.
FROM THE SARACEN'a HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL..
EEDS Now- ight Coach called the Rockint.
*sat, lets oaf cry morning at eight o'clock—carries four
soy; afts/ hamerkably- mfr.-pages ammo seas:
tad, Doneafter.. and Ferrykrldge, the
next dar at noon. Notwithitandbeg
°fait Coach, it is allowed to be the moo
itillaftliesidoasepine public oosveyaece an the North Road,
in aernamoodadonse conveyance by any other.
-111111.11111114111.ansafter, Patton, • Kirby, Loofdale, Bonitos.
• •
Cheeky, Granada, and Giuliani Poft Coaches, evertafter.
pole, at five o'clock—Guarded.
Louth. Soak, Havnaftivs BefkonsSFaldinS. Pefethevevafis-
Natick and Hundngdon ()each, fete off Monday, Wednefdayi
. end .Priday. gratings,. at four o'clock...llw only Coach • flea ..
, SOO* with& Guard. . •
•
York, Neweaftle. and Edinburgh New Coach, perfornioa
• with i Guard throt, fetes out every *morning pt ferns. -
o'clock, by way; of Retford, Tadeafter, Darlington., • •
Northan,gtoo, )Parham, Morpeth, and .Berwick. Parengeis
finding themfekes fatigued from the length o(the 'journey me
r
Mt whet time they pleats, and then proceed marabout *any
addidesel fare. The Propiktor at York runs Coachesto Hull,
Searboteogh, Whitby, and Other places. . • -
• Cards:, and Penrith Poltocoach,- goes with fear Horror
*id a Guard. all the nay—vales through Brough, Appleby,
Greta -bridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge. Wetherli , •
by, Aberford, Doneafter, and Grantham. (the neareft way by rft •
miles)feti out every Morning and performs the journey with
the greateft facility. Paffengen detained on the road bybufineft
or pleafure, have the peculiar advantage of their feats being fe-
. cured in the next Coach, (with only as Coachmen.) . .
Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Wernouth,Dor...
eheiter, and Sahibury Balloon Coaches, every Morning at half
pat Three; with a Guard an the way, through Honiton, Ax-
granger, Ilsidport, Blancfford, Bafingitoke, and Bagillot.--
Carries four lofides, at only al.ss. each. .• . . .
Hertford, Ware, Hoddefdon, and
.Cheflosaat Coach, every
Morning, •
Uncommon • cheap Travelling to 'Bath and Bella by the:
following Pult-Coaches, through. Chippenharn,. Caine, and'
Marlboro' every Afternoon ; arrives at Mrs. May's, the Gray
Hound Inn, and the London Tavern, Thomas-ftreet, Briftof,
next Morning—a is. Infide—Out tax—Parcels 6d. carriage.
Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Tau.ston,&c.
Sheffield and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn-
ing at Scum... Guarded. . • .
Oxford, Benfon, and Henley New Poft-Coach, with a
Guard every Afternoon, at Five o'Clock.
Liverpool; Warrington, Kantsford, Stone, and Litchfield
New Coach, called the Expedition, every evening, at Five
o'clock, to the Crown Inn, Red Croes-ftreet, Liverpool. Guard-
ed throughout.
Manchefter, Wihnflow, Congleton, Neweaftle, Walfall, and
Wolverhampton Poft Coach, every afternoon. Guarded.
. Shrewlbury, Wellington, and Shiffnal Poft Coach, the Royal
Charlotte, every evening, at five o'clock, to the Raven and jell
sad Unicorn inn,Shrewfiaury. Guarded..
Southampton, Winehefter. Arksford, Alton Coals every
morning to the Fountain Inn', Southampton.
Birmingham, Mercury Po* Coech,with a Guard. Sets out
every afternoon. and reaches Birmingham neat • day at noon.
Pat* by Oxford, ahipiteee,. and Walton, to the Saracen's-
Bell-lkeet, Birmingham.
Hui, Northcave,Howden, Thorn and Doncafter Poft Coach, •
every onornhig..at (even o'clock to the Bull and Sun lain,
Myann-Gate,riult„ • „
N. B. Henry Weights of Linage, Goods, doe. conveyed by
the under mentioned Waggons._ .
To tiffs, Beetles, Bungay, Bury, and all parts of Suffolk '
every Monday. . •
Marlbort,ngb. Newbury,.and Resting, every Tuefday.
Whadickv..Etaas dad litainea. every morning at Eight.
and.Wycombe, every Saturday. . •
on, Winchelter. Rumfcy, Lyndhu Lymingonsa,
•ftill' •
Ringwciod, Fordingbridge, Witnuona, and Poole
apas Daily. - • ,
Sintlnary. Haroptooiand Twickenham, tstiee a week.
lyspagfogii, Wagitead,and Laytonitone Coach, a co ester bev
, tore Six oVimit.evcry Evening (except Sunday) Sunday Nine
•In the Morning. • . . • ,
Tottenham and Edmonton Coach daily at half paft Ten, half
1
gaft, Neel. half Four, and halfirift Seven o'Clock.
.W; AIN and Co sefpaftfu ily acquahmtheir Friends
ind the hablic. that they. amnot beaccountable for any -Parcel.
lieLeggage, elk. of mare than. Five Pounds value, If loft or day-
=littlakft flonthedAt,thetimeef_deaveryoutd paid far ac-
/. )y, at the Senterti's-Head lan, gnovrdin, London.

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FRANCE.

PARIS, 7 BRUMAIRE, OCTOBER sp.

TRRATV 'margin ins /REIMS ASPOPLIC, BRUMAs AND
BAVARIA.
The Foft Conful of the French Republic and his Majefty
the Emperor of Ruff's, having offered their mediation for the
arrangement of the of of Germany, and havihg made
known to the Imperial Diet, by their declaration of the sBth
Auguft, I Sorb, thelndemnities which they thought Arnold be
adjudged to each Prince in confequtnee of the 7th Article of
tlie-Tresaty of Luneville • his Majefty the King of Pruffia hat-
. toned to oonforin.tootbc;dan pretested:And in taking poireffion
• of the State* adjudged to hire, confined Itinifelf ferupulouily
within the if Aped in the declaration.
. His Majelty the Emperor of Germany having, on his fide,
announced the intention of tailing k a different poffeffiuns to be
• occupied Ms Majefty the King of Pruffia, the Firft Coated,
sad the Emperor of Raffia,have fpontaneovily hallaned to make
known to him, that it was not at all becoming that his troops
rck! id pals the limits &Signed by the declaration, or that they
oa occupy any territory bat that appointed for the indem-
ation of the Archduke Ferdinand.
Yet, withost regard either to this declaration made collec-
tively at Paris to the Imperial Ambaffador by the Milliner of
the three Powers, nor tf., that which has been made at Berlin
by the Count de Hauswitz, the Attftrian troops have taken*
r:n of Paha, and his Imperial Majefty has informed the
telbh; his Plenipotentiary, that he would not withdraw his
trnops maids the countries,occupied by the other Prince*, were
in like manner evacuated, which is an indication that his Impe-
r alMajtfty fees no value on the declaration of the Mediating
Powers, and that ha regards it es void.
In confequence his Majefty the Xing of Prune, and the Firft 11
• Contal of the French Republic, engage themfelves to reiterate 1
in concert at Ratifbon and Vienna, their efforts to caufe the
plan pretested to be adopted by the Germanic Body, and to be
ratified in itewhole extent, but particularly fo far as it guano.
tees to the E!setor of Bavaria the prefervadon of his poffeffions
on the right Dank of the Inn, and as far as it fecvres to him the
town of Paffaul
And if, contrary to their hopes, and their united interpolidon,
his Majefty the Emperor, taking advantage of the poffefhon of
Paffaa, thould refute to evacuate it within the period of Sexy
days appointed fair the deliberation of the imperial Diet, the
Governments of ?ruins and France pledge thentfelves to com-
bine their efforts with thole of Bavaria, to fecare to the latter
the prefervation of her ancient domains on the right of the Inn,
as wen as the realm of Pafiku, and the entire indemnity .
which has been adjudged to her. • 1
Done at Park, 18 Frodtidor, year so, Sept. ,t, dos.
(Signed) TALLRTRAND.
ILAIIQ.UII DR 117E01E31Ni.
VITT°.
By a decree of the ath inft. the funaions of
jurymen art furpended during the prefent and
fucceeding year, in all the departments of Pied-
mont, with chore of the Cotes•du-Nord, Morbihan,
Vauclufe, the Mouths of the Rhone, the Var, and
the Maritime Alps. .
• , The following intelligence has been receive
from Switzerland :
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'TVS COUNCIL OF BBICUTION TOTH& INHABITANTS
• OF HtLvITIA.

Citizens of Helvetia !—The Government is af-
fembled at Berne. The events which had neceffi.
sated its departure. and thofe which have preceded
its return, are fufficiently known to you. We will
not, therefore., fpeak to you of the pall : we with
only to open your eyes tithe prefent, and to reek,
If it be poffible, your prearvation for the future.
It is not a requifition of the Helvetic Govern.
went that will cads the French to march among
us ; but the Nast. Consul. of the Freskh Reptib-
lic cannot fuffet rations and civil ever to defoLite
a country bordering on France; a country attached
to France by treaties ; and which w4l for ever be
indebted to France alone for the reftitution of its
idence. There cannot, therefore, Citizens
joldeglvetia, be any queftion, at this moment of
difpnte, as to this or that freem, or on the pro-
m:lipase. of this or that opinion ; the °kit& is to
prevent the occupation of our country by foreign
troops, and all the evils that would be the reitilt
of it. Only one mode remains to us to prevent
thok evils; it is that which the proclamation of
the FIRST CONSUL points OUt to US.
• Citizens of Helvetia, we enunfel not to repel it :
it is the left plank by which we can efcape. Chip.
wreck. The itbyfs is 'beneath your footfteps, and
your ruin is certain if you negleali to adze tt, A
General Officer attached to the fluff of the Army
of Obrervation on your frontiers. has arrived at
Berne, toffee with his own eyes, if the orders of
the Plerr Con so L arepuneually executed through.
out. He will caufe the troops to enter if a tingle
Canton refills. Yet, a partial difordcr, a tingle
nnconlitutional anthority refuting to dilrolve itfelf,
or an airembly refuting to lay down its arms, will
be fit fficicnt to draw down on you this misfortune.
Let every citizen, therefore, fubmit to the con.
ftitutional order provifionally re-eftablithed, and
await in the difpolitions of peace and good will the
&frantic order of things which is announced to
us by the Mediation of the Fitter Colima'. Let
all party denominTions and all hatred be abjured;
let a general deGre to preferve the exiftence and
independence of our country ; let the neceffity of
preferring for ourfelYes end our families the feeble
refources that remain to us, command tranquillity,
and unite all minds,
For every true Swifs there can henceforth be but ,
one thought, one end, and that is, the prcfervi-
tion of the Swifs country.
Bascs, OCT. 23.—A part of the left wing of
the French army of obfervation concentrated on
Our frontiers, has put itfelf in motion; Conform.
ably to The orders received from General Nay, to
procceil by Dilemont, Moutiers, Grand Val,
and Erguil, to Bienne, to the extremity of the
French frontiers, where a part of the to4th demi-
brigade had already arrived in the courfe of laft
er&t. A confiderablc quantity of .ammunition,
aid a number of pieces of artillery, had alfo at-
tired fit Huninguen ; and quarters are prepared
there for the troops expeded to arrive without de.
14 from Mayence. ' ' ' •
They write from Berne, that two days before a
courier bad arrived from Paris to General RAlop,
and that immediately after be had a conference
with the Executive Council. They egpated there
every moment the ultimate determination of the
Diet of Schwits, which has already announced
to General RAPP, tenplattisalbsorki t4t It would
fabosit entirely to the • tide p[ the FEW'
crunsuL, anil which, acs bas yet dig
folved itfcif, It is confidingly Asid; that fuwe the '
late events,. two partiesinnti been formed ; that
one, at the teid of whichli i.ots it tin i 4,
deuvotsfs co protrilis ptitting iphawsin' the se-
gallOWs wigeb it law ttlslfYfilb being Olt

to open at Vienna. by means of M. del:N*ll'4.4EL
whom they have charged to claim formally, in the
name of the Diet of Schwitz, the hitr.-vention sat
caopemtion of his IMPSRIAL MAJESTY to UMW.
nate the affairs of Switzerland. At the fame time
this party is alive in circulating a report that this
Envoy will probably fucceed in determining the
Court of Vienna to charge itfelf with this media-
tion jointly with the French Government. But
the other party, which lb known by the title of
the Bernefe party, continues to advife a perfect
fubmicrion to the proclamation of BONAPARTE. It
is to this difference of opinion that they attribute
the delay which the diffolution of the 'Diet of
Schwitz has met with. .