Star.
London, England, 1802-11-09 00:00:00

LONDON.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9.
PRICE OF STOCKS YES"I'ERDAY:
Bank S:oek Long Ann. 1911-16*
3 p..e C. Red. 6;f (16f 31d. Exchcq. Bills 43.58.prem.
3 per C. Co, C. 6elf 67+ 3d. ditto, 26.35.pre.
4 per Cent. 83 Omniuni to dif.
S int Cent. 1001 if Fnglifh Tickets t7l. t6s.
s per C-nt. 1797. 99141 Conf. for Ace.6Bi 68
Jv3LiN, Nove s L eiterday, at the Stock Exchange,
t'irrewet hut little Wind; tranfaded; only a fews per Cents.
were perzh.tfed for 971 zsa. for the .eking fund.

At a late hour IA night a Mail arrived from
Holland, and this morning French journals to the
6th inflaut, inclufive. It appears by a letter from
Ratitbcn of the 26th Oaober, infected both in the
Dutch and French papers, that the EMPEROR of
GERM.IN'i has, in concequence of an arrangement
propofed by France, communicated to the Diet
that he will concur in the general plan of Indem-
nities which they will be called upon to fanCtion.
The Frcneh Government has thought proper to
yield fomething to the Houfe of Auftria, as an
equivalent for ito lois of influence in the new divi-
fion of territory, and of political privileges in the
Germanic Empire. The Fltsr Cosstm probably
found that he was no longer 4ported by ALEX•
ANDER I. and found it prudent to tcmporife. This
compromife, the particulars of which have not yet
tranfpired, makes an important change in the afped
of affairs in Europe ; and may probably be the
means of preferving to Europe a (late of repoie
for a few months longer than former appearances
feemed to indicate.

The accounts from Switzerland arc important.
The pact i4,ts, fo far from having difbandcd them-
felves, as former accounts hated, have begun to
entrench themfelves in the mountainous parts.—
Hating refuted a palThge to fume French troops
r.car 13rugg, an anion followed, in which the
patriots were worfted. The affair does not km
to have been of great importance in any other
point of view than as ferving to (hew the oppofition
which a great part of Switzerland fecms deter-
mined to make again ft Confnlar arrogance.
The lifoflifrur continues to afErt the complete
fubmiflion of the Suit's, though the accounts from
laalle hate, that the Diet of Schwitz had, in a
meeting convoked to take the matter into confide-
ration, determined not to obey the commons of
General RAPP, which is hated to have produced
no effect in any of the eauiern cantons. The whole
accounts, however, are rather confuted, and even
contradidory, which may, in fomc meafure, be
attributed to their coming through a French me-
dium. The !Ingle f.i& however, of the patriots
not having fubmitted or dirperfed as was before
afferted,flows with how much c. ut 'n the accounts
in the Paris Journals thoald be received. The
good underhanding announced to have taken place
between the EMP Eton. and BONAPARTE cannot fail,
however, to have a material influence on the af-
fairs of Switzerland. . .

The French feem aware of this circumflance,
and the Government, for we confilfr the columns
of the Ificalteur as its voice, has af;.tin indulged in
a long unqualified (cries of inveaive ag.titilt this
cnuntry, which is now /tiled THE FACTION !
We have Lid it befoie our Re4ders.—lt needs no
comment.

We cannot, however, abritin from copying in-
to a fubfequent cohlmn, fume remat ks which ap-
pear in the Tr:l9 Bri.on of this mornin:7, on the pre-
vious French Manifefto of the 29th of Lill month,
as connthed tl'e arriv:tl of the French Am-
bafrador. The new fhoull bc viewed
allo as connected with the fame event.