Star.
London, England, 1805-01-01 00:00:00

SWIIZEALAND.

- Locum', Dec. 5.—A confpiracy has been dir
covered in our Canton, headed by a Member of the
Government, Col. Psivrtit, who was fi:cceffively in
the fervice of France, a Swifs Emigrant, in the fer-
vice of England, and a Member f the famous'
'Council of War, at the time of the infiltration of
Raman againt the Helvetian Government. This
perfon, who afted various parts dating the French
and Swifs Revolutions, on both fides, held a trea-
fonable correfpondence with one THOR M ANN, Chan-
cellor of the Canton of Berne, which had for
its obje& the railing into rebellion the people, in-
ftigated by the Clergy, to overthrow the exifting Go-
vernment. It is fortunate that this plot was difco-
vered in time. He is already fnfpended from his
fituation, and wilt be tried by his proper judges.—
The Government will not tranfgrefs on this occafion
the eftablifhed laws, convinced, that it is only by a
faithful adherence to the aft of Mediation, that it can
render the governed happy.

HOLLAND.

HAGUE, DEC. 23.—.-They write from Stockholm,
the 7th intlant, that the Ba!do was fo full of ice,
that it would not be poffible for the Royal Family
of Sweden for fome time to leave Strait-Lind for that
Capital.
The article, dated Lucerne, Dec. 5, extraCted
from fome French Papers, concerning a pretended
confpiracy, is again pofitively contradined in the
faMe papers. Such accounts appear to be invented
cm porpofe to miflead the public, and to involve the
charaders of perfons. Similar attempts are now
making here, by means of inland intelligence, accre-
dited by forged fignatures, again(' wjtich we caution
every perfon, efpecially the Editors of our Dutch
Newfpapers.
The crew of the ROMNEY is already exchanged
for a like number of our fifhermen, who were pri-
(opera in England, and have now, moft of them, re-
turned to their homes.
ROTTERDAM, DEC. t.—Authentic letters from
Madrid, down to the 3oth of November, 'tate, that
the King of SPAIN has fent orders to his Ambafrador
at London, Chevalier d'ANDuaca, to demand his
patTports, in order to quit London, with the whole
of the Spanifh Legation.
LEYDEN, DSc. 23.—One of our inland daily pa-
pers contains the following article :
" The State Dire/tory of the Batavian Republic
bad endeavoured, in confequence of treafonable re-
ports, originating with the enemies of good order,
to circumfcribe, by their refolution of Nov. 23, the
command in chief over the Batavian troops, veiled
in the hands of the French General in Chief by
treaty, but on a fubfequent conlideration of their
engagements, as well as of the true intereli of this
country. they have Ihewn their zeal to give complete
and public fatisfaition to the French General in
Chief, by cancelling their firft refolution, as appears
by the following decree, extratled from the Regiller
of the Refolutiotu of the State DireCtory of the Ba-
tavian Republic, in their Extraordinary Sitting of
Wednefday, December tz.
" On the reprefentation made to the meeting, and
for reafons thereunto moving, it is refolved, finally;
to annul the Refolution, bearing date the 23d of
November laft. The Secretary of State of the War
Department is charged to acquaint the Officer:, and
Commanders of the Batavian Republic with this dif-
pofition, and to Ate the necefEtry °Wet s for putting
itiato execution.",

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