Star.
London, England, 1801-11-23 00:00:00

MONDAY, NOVEMBER r 3.

PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Confols 671—Reduced 664 j-4 per Cent. Ni—
s' per Cent. 99,—Ncw Ditto 98f—Long Any. 19 9-16 r.
Exchcq. Bills, fundable, prem—Unfundabk, to 1I prem.
' Omnium Sii.
PRICE OF STOCKS OK SATURDAY
Bank Stock Long Ann. i 9 1-16
3 per C. Red. 661 Escheq. Bill, ts. 13s. prem.
3 per C. Conf. 671 Fund. Exelieq. Bill, pup.
4 per Cent. t 777 83i 1 Englith Tickets 161. os.
s per C Ann. Ira} 99{ too kith '1 icket, 81.
per Cent. 1797 984 j. Conf. for Acc. 671
DUBLIN, NW/114MA 19.
3 per Cum. 973 4-34 per Cents. 83.
Cowie of Exchange—Dublin on London to tl.

Yetlerday we received the Paris Journals of I&
26th Brumaire, the 17th inflant ; or, as fome of
our contemporaries always exprefs themfelves, to
the ifith.

The Remonftrance by three of the (mall Swifs
Cantons, Uri, Schwitz, and Underwalden, to the
CHIEF CONSUL, againft the new projects for go-
verning them, and expreffing their anxious with
for the reftoration of the government of their
forefathers, will be read with intereft. We have
Tome doubt whether BONAPARTE, if he even willed
it, could remove the caufes of complaint. It is
not fo eafy to remedy injuilice as it is to commit it.
The crime of which the DireClory were guilty in
attacking this innocent and happy people, can
never be cancelled or repaired. It is now become
a point of national policy in France to treat Swit-
zerland as a conquered country, and the example
of conquering and pillaging it having been given,
the Swifs never again can be fecure. Their coun-
try is deftined to be the theatre of war, and a mi-
litary poll in almoft every future conteft between
France and Auaria. The wretched inhabitants
have nothing left but to quit a country which has
no charms for Pimple and focial life. They will
loon dile° ver this, and it will be found that the hap-
pieft region in Europe is dellined by its pofition,
by the change in the lyllem of Europe and the
mode of warfare, tobe the molt infecure and wretch-
ed which it contains. Miferable creatures! they
are afking for a Conftitution when they have not
an inch of ground under the fole of their feet which
they can call their own. What can BONAPARTE
give them after what they have loft ? Though not
corrupted, but forced by the abominable• tyrants
of France, the effects arc the fame. Their honour
and happinefs are irretrievable.
The new arrangements refpeaing the Confular
guard will alto aurae the attention of. thofe who
have fagacity enough to look beneath the veil.—
Four
Commanders are now appointed, who are to
do duty in turn, inftead of one as heretofore. Was
the power too great to intruft in the hand of one
man ? A Governor of the Confular Palace is alfo,
appointed, and fuels other arrangements are made
as teem calculated to infure the fafety of the CHIEF
CONSUL'S perfon. We recolleet that General LE-
FEBRE was difplaced from the military command,
of Paris about a year and a half ago, from an opi-
nion entertained by BONAPARTE, that lie pofreffed
more (power than fhould be entrufted to a Tingle
Officer.

It does not appear that Marquis CORNWALLIS
has yet quitted Paris for Amiens, nor is it men-
tioned that he has yet dined with the CHIEF
CONSUL.

The Teri Confolde were 551. 6o c. on the 16th.

Lord MI N TO, our late Minifier at Vienna, came
to England by the velrel which brought there pa-
pers, recalled, it is raid, becaufe he agrees in opinion
with the newOmfition—the late alarntifis

Miniflers, it is whifpered, difappointed in the
fupport they expeeed from the GRENVILLE party,
who they now fear mean to turn them out as foon
as the Peace is fully fettled, have refolved to court
the fupport of the remains of the Old Oppofition,
and cltaLlith a popular Adminidration. The
Public will profit by the mcafurc, if their loft and
curtailed privileges be reflorcd to them.

The ROYAL FAMILY heard divine fervice yefter-
day at St. George's Chapel, Windfor.
His Mai Arrv, in Council, has direCted, that in
the abfrnce of the Right Hon. CHARLES Earl of
LIVERPOOL, the Right Hon. SYLVFSTFIII Lord
GLEMBERVIE 1110111 d be Prefident of the Commit-
tee appointed for the cnnfider.ttion of all Matters
relating to Trade and Foreign Plantations.

Prince WILLIAM of GLOUCE sr ea arrived at the
hoof: of loth PATTISON, Lig. of Norwich, on Ft i-
d.ty 1.111, and in the evening Rood fponfor for the
infant fin of that Gentleman, who was baptized
by the Bishop of Non wicH by the name of Wit..
LIAM FR / °ERICK. The other fponfors were Mr.
JODI:MEL, M. P. and Lady HOBART. His Royal
Highnefs was to leave that city for town yeller-
day.

Mr. DICKENS, jun. arrived on Saturday, with
difpatchcs front the Court of Vienna.
Monday Lord CR Alc WA% eluted Lord Reetor
of the Univerfity of Glafgow.

The French G..ectoment has rsjcifled he sp.
ilicAtion that has been made to it, fur the retlota-
tion of Tobagn.
The Staff of the Army is to be maintained as at
prefolt, till the 24(11 June nest.
Mu, nr.fes and Rd arm'. were all the rage yeller.
day among rit.r pedclltian fair.