Star.
London, England, 1802-11-19 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, s 4 BRUMAIRE, NOVEMBER zs.
The Duke of MODENA, who has definitively ac-
cepted his indemnity in the Brifgau and Ortenau,
will cede his new States to the eldeft fon of the
Archduke FRILDINAND, and will pats the remain-
der of his days in Italy.
We are affured that.the Grand Duke of Tus-
cis r will receive for his fupplementary indemnity
the eleaoral dignity to be hereditary in his houfe,
esclufive of the augmentation of territory, and the
revenues which have been prOmifed to bins.
When the Cats, Cowsui. paired through Yveldt
the porters, in the delirium of their joy, unhar-
neffed the hoTfes, and dragged his carriage to the
Prefea's houfe,

RATISSOIII, Nov. 3.—The Deputation of the
Empire held yefterday its zad tatting. They adopt-
ed feveral decree: concerning the rapport of the
Imperial Chamber of Wetzlar, and the perpetual
neutrality of the Cities of Radii:ion and Wetzlar,
as the feats of the Diet and the Imperial Clim-
ber. Contrary to general expeaation, nothing
triinfpired at this fitting refpeaing the fupplemen-
tory Indemnity of the Grand Duke of Tufcany.
A Courier, expedited from Paris, by Citizen
TALL ereAlfo9l4inifter for Foreign Affairs,brought
to Citizen LATORIT a new Supplement to the Taft
Plan of Indemnities. It appears that the conclu-
fion of the blifinefs will now be haftened, without
waiting for an anfwer to the official communica
bons made to Auftria.
Bans, Nov. 9.—The French troops have .po-
fitively entered the little Cantons. Some compa-
nies of the tooth demi-brigade, and a detachment
of the t3th regiment of chat Burs, mounted, took
potters= of Schwas the 3ift of Oitober. They
met with a tolerable reception. The General,
Aur-oza-Matra, who Rays at Schwitz, has diftri.
buted them among the iaabitants. The military
command of this Canton has been conferred on
the Chef de Brigade, DOMBUSSY. Two compa-
nies of the fecond demi-brigade have been detach-
ed to Altdorff, the capital of the canton of Uri,
and two others to Stantz, in the Canton of Unter-
wald.
Some troops have been fent to Glarus, where
the conftirutional order has not been eftablithed.
The country of the Grifons has not yet been put
npon the ancient ellablithment. This Provifional
Government has diffolved itfelf, after having fent
a Proteft to the National Prefea, PLANTA. The
great Affembly of Federation convoked for the
28th, has not taken place. The zsith the Depu-
ties fent to the Diet of Schwitz returned to Coire.
Thtir return has added to the agitation, and car-
ried it to fuch a height, that the Prefea, who in
the time of the infurreaion bad been arrefted and
detained for 45 hours, did not think himfelf (ale
at Coire, and retired to Malans. The 3oth of Qc-
tober the French troops, Rationed in the Valteline,
had not then entered the country of the Grifons.
The Provifional Government of Turgovia had
dilolved itfelf at the news of the arrival of the
rrtnch troops, at Berne, but has made a formal
protell ! This Proteft has uniformly been the
work of ionic individuals who took advantage of
e ahfence of a great number of the Deputies.
—At their return from Fraunfield, they protefted
on their part againft the cendua of their col-
leagues and inforted their Proteftin the protocol
of the Affembly.
• The pcople of Turgovia have exprered much
dikontent at .the proceedings Of the Members of
the ProiitiOnal Authority, who; without wilting-
fot the ortiv4 of their colleagues, should
ventured upon important a dicition.• -The two,
battalions of th. i6th demi-brigade lately set out
from Zurich to go to St. Gall, have received a
counter order. They are rio return to Brifgau.
&commit"' hos Anittcd • Toinch and
mftance, where there is I ciniffderatdi

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PinumvvrAler ?ROUE ,DINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, NOV. :S.
This day at three o'clock, pm fuant to Adjourn-
ment, the LORD CHANCELLOR attended in the
Houle, and ihortlf after the newly appointed Bi-
'hop of ROCHESTER (Dr. DAstrii a) was intro-
duced with the formalities accompanying the in
troduilion of a Spiritual Peer, (worn, and took his
Seat. His Lordihips fupportets were the Biihops
of LONDON and DURHAM.
The Earls of CARDIGAN, FITZWILLIASI, and
CARLISLE, were refpealvely (worn, and took their
Seats.—At four o'clock the Houle adjourned till
three to-morrow.
[Their Lordihips fit on Saturday, when it is
propofed that the LORDCHAVCELLOR {ball take the
Woolfack at three o'clock, and on Monday next
at one o'clock, in order to afford Noble Lords an
opportunity of taking the Oaths and their Seats,
previous to the coming down of his MAJESTY on
Tuefday next.]

HQUSE Of COMMONS.
This day the time of the Houfe was wholly oc-
cupied in (wearing inMembers. Sir $lO/12Y SMITH,
Lord GAMS IR, the ATTORNEY GENERAL, &C.
took the Oaths and their. Seats for their refpeaive
returns in England, and Mr. ALI*ANDSR, Sir
TH014113 NIIWCOMIII, Mr. MARTIN, &c. their
Oaths and Seats as Members from another quarter
of the United Kingdom. In all there were about
200 Members qualified themfelves for voting, and
about five o'clock the Houfe adjourned till twelve
o'clock to-morrow.