Star.
London, England, 1802-11-23 00:00:00

SWITZERI.AND.

According to letters from Balk of the Toth intl.
it has been deemed expedient for the maintenance
of public tranquillity, to take into cullody filch
members of the Diet of Schwitz,who, after the firll
fuhutillion of that aftembly, prevailed upon them
*gain to declare in favour of a fecond oppotition,
and of re•atrembling the Confederate Army be-
hind the Reufs. Among the members who have
already been arrefted by order of the Helvetic
Government, appear the names of ALOYS RE-
at mo, of Schwitz, HiazEL of Zurich, and &NNE IL
of Berne.

Detachments from the t 3th regiment of char-
feurs are fpread over the frnall Cantons, with or-
den to difperfe every armed colleaion of men
that may not be already ditfolved. A battalion
of the took demi•brigade, which at &ft corn-
poled the garrifoo of Berne, has arrived at Lu-
cerne, It is alerted that the diflurbances which had
brokea out in the Canton of Appenzell are quieted.
General DOMBROWSKI is at Schwitz, which is
occupied by a French detachment. Two other
detachments have been fent to Altorf and Stanz.

All Switzerland is to be difarmed by order of
General NET ; this order has already been exc.
tired at Glarus, Schwitt, and Zurich. The de-
cree which the Prefeft has ;trued upon this fubjeft,
(*fates, that every inhabitant is to deliver up to the
Municipality of his Commune his arms and every
kind of ammunition which he may have in his
boafe, or under his guard ; the Municipalities are
to-fend all the arms and ammunition to their Sub-
Fret-eft, who is to depth them in the arfenal of
Zurich, after having fent an account of them to
General SUMAS and the Prefeff. The inhabi-
tants with whom arms or ammunition fhall be
found afterward, arc to be punned la Wearily. No
one is to be exempted from the difarming but the
proprietors of lone houfes in the country, who mutt
procure a permiffion from the Sub•prefeft, in which
is to be fpecified the number of arm 4, and the
quantity of powder which is granted them for
their perfonal fafety.
Advices from Berne, Ball:, and Zurich, of the
Toth, have brought the following news :—on the
Eth arrived at Zurich, guarded by an efcort of
clzafreurs, the calabrated ALovs ltsmacs, and Ge-
neral AuF-DER-MAUR : M. HIRZEL, a Member of
the Dip of Schwitz, has alto been taken up ; he
was found at his own houfe, in the bofom of his
family. They were all conveyed before General
SWAB, and afterwards carried to the Hotel de

Ville. The brother of REntno, who exercifed the
OF= of Landasnman of Baden, during the infur- '
reCtion, has alto been taken up. Some other of
the leadit.g perfoni have experienced the fame fate.
They arc to be fent to the Ca lle of Challon, on
the Batiks of the Lake of Geneva, as prifoners of
Rate, until further ordcrs. This meafure of Carey,'
ordered by General NF v, has produced a great
fenfation. The town of Zurich is by direction of
the National Prefect difarming, as well as all the
other Towns and Cantons. Tranquillity is far
from Leing rellored in the Canton of Zurich. The
prefcnce of the French troops alone keeps down
the infurgents. The town of Glarus was occupied
by the French on the 3d. Two demi-brigades and
a regiment of light cavalry have entered the Gri•
lons by Monnt Split n.
The letters from Berne inform us, that the Se-
nate has fent a circular to all the PrefeCts,of which
the followipk is the fubaance
You will receive herewith the Proclamation to the eighteen
Cantons, Illited by the Firft Conful, in which he declares,
tbaj he will, in the critical fituation in which our country is,
give it a Conftitution which will cnfurc tranquillity, aud fir its
fate for ever,' The Senate have gratefully accepted the inter-
ference of this powerful Mediator, who holds out to us the heft
fpundul Lope of terminating our Inteftine diffendons. The
Senate and the Council of Execution make it their duly to cxc-
eute fcrupu!oufly, and in all its parts, the tenor of the Procla-
mation of the Firft Conful. In confequence, the Government
repaired to Berne a; foon as circumftances permitted tbem,and
ettfisandeds all the militia. They will follow in their labours the
eunfti;utmeal line, and they will that you, Citizen Prefect, re-
fume the pea confided to you. They will alfo, that by your
efforts to fulfil exactly the &fire of the Fult Conful, all the au-
thorities wheel. have been diffoived or changed,be immediately
keitahlithed an.: confirm^ their 'unctions: that all Affetnblies,
Authorities, or Funtlionales, convoked or eftabli&cd in con-
travention to the Law and the Con ft:cutlass ,be on the contrary
ditirely tiffolvcd: in a word, that lei your wife activity, the
4nd ktrit of the Ara Confers Proclamation he adhered
to, avoiding always ever thing that might agltite or awaken
the intiost:firy of the parties; You will'emploP them by all the
thri'ls In yokr vnwer to maintain ermined and tranquitir y,. and
re-eftablifh itee Constitutional Authority. Nottsing can better