Star.
London, England, 1801-07-31 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, JULY s 6.
Citizen TALL RRRRR D PIRIGOLD, Minifter for
Foreign Affairs, arrived yefterday from the waters
of Bourbon PArchambault. He immediately re-
fumed his funftions.
Yefterday, at the moment when the 3d regiment
of Huffars was to be reviewed on the parade by
the FILST CONSUL, one of the Huffars was obfer.
red to be in a Rate of intoxication by his Captain,
who turned him out of the ranks, laying. that he
Mould not have the honour of palling in review
before BoaSPARTI. The Huffar retired, and fhot
Jaimfelf through the head.
It is reported that one of the objets of the Duke
of BRASCH e's journey to Paris, is to requeft that
the body ~of his uncle, Pope Pius VI. &could be
delivered to him.
Accounts from Florence Rate, that the Province
of Lunegiana, in Tufcany, comprehending the
principality of Maffa, and feveral fiefs belonging
to Atillria, is to be united to the Ligurian Re-
public.
The cid:6°ns for the Members of the Diets of
the Cantons in Switzerland are almoft concluded.
The choice has in general fallen %Ton men whole
fentiments are known to be intemperate; and much
mifchief is apprehended from the &act of contend-
ing pea-loos in thofe afremblies.
Pile Executive Council of Helvetia has fufpend-
ed from their functions the greater part of the
Members of the Adminiftration of Berne, and or-
dered them to be concluded before the tribunal of
the Diftria, for having fubfcribed the late celebra-
ted remonftrance.
The Confuls of the Republic, on the report of
the Minifter of the Interior, taking into conflagr-
ation—l. That the operations preliminary to the
formation of the Lifts of Communal Notability,
are far from being completed in the greater part
of the diftrias of the Republic. a. That before
definitively filling up the Lifts of Communal No.
tability, which are to ferve as the balls of all the
operatipns relative to the formation or the Depart.
mentaland National Lifts of Notability, it is in.
difpenfably neeeffary to reaify all the errors which
may have been committed in regard to the refi.
Bence Of the Public Fintaionaries, who neceffarily
form a part of the fl ft 'Lifts of Notability. 3.
That the lath and 3oth articles of the Crinftitution
cannot be carried into effect unta the different lifts
of notability are completed, have palled the fol-
lowing arret
o The printing and pobliflting of the firft lifts of
communal notability fhall not take place until the
38th of Anguft next.
" All the proceedings relative to the formation,
'publication, and printing of the' lifts of depart-
mental and national notability ilia be prolonged
for two months, Rill preferving between each all
the intervals prefcresed by the law."
In a letter from Barentb, we find the following
particulars refpeaing Ilse Emigraot!lately arre at d
there Ma scow, one of tke Emigrants smiled
Oa the I*, -bas been let at liberty, beatufe his

name did not appear upon the lift. He is agnight
of Malta, who happened to 'be at La VALIUM s
lodgings when the latter was taken up. The
younger Paler, the nephew, and not the fon of
the Count de PRECYi plays frequently on-hit flute
near the windows of the,prifon, and attraas many
auditors. La VARENNE,formerlyCommandant at
Mentz, is extremely fond of talking, but he does
not appear to be a dangerous intriguer. He is a
Royalill in the aria fenfe of the expreffion, and
had no efteem for PicHausu. DUKAND was a
Member of the firfl National Arembly. His
trunks were filled with papers, but had very little
money in them. On SAINT Fttix's table was
found a dagger, mounted in a fuperb ftyle. On
one fide of the blade was engraved, I A Xi.g •;•
Death;" on the other, 4, For die yarobilu.' He
was fearched with great ftriancts, and was depri-
ved of every inftrnment which might be converted
into the means of offence. He teemed deeply en•
gaged in his projeas, and was ahnofk continually
employed in writing. General Pica tomes Ad-
jutant had fet off Tome days before with all that
General's papers. PIC/Iscau lived in a very re-
tired manner, in a (mall honfe about three quar-
ters of a league off, under ..the taupe of PETER!,
and fometimes came to toWft. Finding himfelf
too generally known, he left the place. It is
thought by fereral that the principal perfoas.taken
up .had formed an Anti•Rpublican Committee,
which carried on a correfpondence by the way of
the Hague and Bruffels, with France and La.'
Vendie. The prifoners are (Lill detained in the
fame Place, and their papers and money are care-
fully kept."
Sixty-fey-zit Departments of the French Repub-
lic have been found, in the late enumeration, to
contain a population of 22,397,443. In 1790, the
number of the inhabitants of thc fame territories
was only 21,176,2431
A new fyftem of weights and meafures is or-
dered by Law; fol. ate in France, from the22d of
September next. Standard weights and 'matures
of this fyftem are now diliributed throughout the
Departments.