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London, England, 1802-10-16 00:00:00

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Ocr.. s.•—Citizen Stwouvtt.t.t, Mmi•
fter of the French Republic to the Batavia* Go-
vernment, arrived here this morning. Out Am-
SCHIMMILMNINIC, is alto expeßed here,
as well as General DIIMONCRAV. General Data-
)us, who is here, is at perfea liberty. It ippean
that the pretended confpiracy, refpeBing which
fo much noife has been made, was confined mere-
ly to a few pamphlets difperfed by adventurers,
with a view of corrupting the army, and exciting
them again►t the Government. The majority of
the Nation with for no change in their Conftita-
tion, but only a Chief at the head of Government,
who may aa as a mediator ; becaufe the twelve
perfons who compofe it are often divided in their
opinions, and cannot aa with that prompt decifion
which the urgency of bufinefs may require.
The municipality of Groningen has renewed in
the moil formal manner the prohibition iffued on
the tfith of February 1795, at the period of our
revolution, againft wearing the orange cockade.—
The fame order forbids the file Of fluffs, ribbanda,
artificial flowers, or other articles of the fame
colour. The motive of this meafure no doubt is
to enfure public tranquillity by preventing thofc
quarrels, which might arife between the Repub-
licans and the partizans of the old orderof things.
OCT. B.—Lient. Colonel VISHOIiTo and Major
Barns, both of the 7th half brigade, PICAIUS
Lieutenant of the sth half brigade, and Hut.?
sr AN, Adjutant of the Battalion of Artillery in pr,.
rifon at Breda, have received 'orders, it is faid;
from Government, to leive this place before five
o'clock in the afternoon.

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Ocr. 9.—The Pro San Ainbaffador Count Von
&minima, for whom the linufe of the late Se-
cretary FACIL has been hired, is ezpeaed here
this evening, or early tb-morrow morning. The
French Ambatfador, &tinny'LLß, has_ already
paid a vifit in that quality in the 11!Ientlie)s of the
Diplomatic Body, and in I few days will Pretest
his credentials, With the ufual 'ceremonies; toi ohr
Government.
FRENCH JOURNALS.
We have received Paris Journals to the r4tii
inft. They do not bring the intelligence from
Switzerland down later than thofe received yeller-
day. Private accounts, however, Rate that BONA..
Plan% Mandate was every where received with
indignation, not only by the patriots; but even by
numbers attached to the refugee Senate, who
cannot help viewing this foreign interference with
abhorrence.

The followingExtraitsptefenteirery thls*drltthy,
of notice in the journals that have radial Its. se-.
Press, OCT. 12.-4-• The General of Divlttleats-
VAL, Commandant of.the'sthTerritorial Divifion,
has reviewed the troops Rationed on the Upper
Rhine, and direaed at the fame time the march
of the numerous troopi which are deftined for the
environs of Haningen.—Five per Cents -51L.Rs C.
FLOUNCE, SEPTEMBER 241.—ATIOrdinancelms
been publithed at Leghorn, which Rates that
Foreigners' of whatever nation, 'rank, or Rate,
mon appear, within twenty•fonr hours after' their
arrival, at the Office of the Secretary to the Mili-
tary Government, to !hew their paffparts, and
other papers relating to their arrival and Ray.
Thole who do not conform to this order will be
oaffidered and treated as fafpicious perfons.
Buis, Oci. 6.—At prefent every thing gives
adios to believe, that hollilities have coifed on

both fides, and that Central Beaman, after re-
ceiling orders from Berne, has fent infiroaions to
. the whole lint to Rep the movements of the army.
Anosaitarr no lefiger konstiands the troops
of the Central Government; be has been &weeded
by General Vaeosawass.• The lira Helvetic
deli-brigade, which wat in the fervies entrance,
arrived yefterday alt .4aufanne. .The rliot of
Sehwit: has taken carets write to the carionslsr
of this derni-brigade,- Citizen Patina, to Cub
him the molt adventageouxofers.
A decree of the national Prefea of the Canton
de Vaud, renders every perfon who Mall take up
arms againft the Central Authority refponfible for
the evils that may thence rctnit. The fame Ma-
giftrate has addreffed ;DIA: fellow-citizens a pro-
clamation, which may be confidered as a proof,
that the Vandefe expea the new changes will' be
particularly advantageods to them. It is as fol-
lows :

" Citizens—Yon laud to be one of the Can-
tons of Helvetia, your with shall be.gratified. In.
vain do they arm againtl you under a pretence of
fuffering you to organize yourfelves according to
your defire-.3a vain do they invade you under a
• pretence of giving you liberty. Fear nothing 1
BONAPARTE has fpoken ; though they allured you
that he would not. I told you the contrary. I
told you that a people, however &tall, if firm and
patient, would intereQ io • their favoUr great na-
tions and great men, we Ought to be intetelling to
France and to Bousiaare. Now judge if I have
dectived you—and ace; by oar union And reel-,
proeal confidence; we have fated our canton from
the horrors of intelline war, let us continue In the
fame fentimems. The law which they with to im-
pafe on us by force; force, alas will impofe it
on then% s and they cannot complain that I did tot
invent ohm"

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