Star.
London, England, 1802-10-08 00:00:00

FRANCE. •

PARIS, IS VENDEMIAIRE, OCTOBER 4.
In coaiequence of &viral decrees, paffed on the
s6th ult. General BsuanouviLLs is appointed
Ambsifador to Spain the Prefedk of the Palace,
Citizen Dan tor, Minifter Plenipotentiary at
Stutgard; Citizen CAVIONAC, Refident and Con-
ful at Mafcate ; Citizen FARANDIER, Firft Secre-
tary ; Citizen LANARRP, Second Secretary;
Ci-
tizen RECOADIN, Third Secretary, and Citizen
Kifirrsa, Secretary Interpreter of the French
Legation at Conftantinople ; Citizen LITEIVRI,
Secretary of Legation at Naples : Citizen Si.
MEOW, .Firft Secretary of Legation at Florence;
General MARIIOIIT, Firf Infpeaor General of
Artillery Captain RUNDI A tr, Direaor of Move-
ments at Brett; Citizen Ricaac, Chief of Admi-
niftratiOn at Dreft ; and Citizen Roscsass, Chief
of Adminiftration at L'Orient.
The Prince of Sara WaYMAR, brother in-law
to the Emperor of RUSSIA, arrived at Bourdeauz
on the 27th of laft month. After a thort flay
there be intends to proceed to Paris.
Letters from Lugano of the s rft ult. inform us,
that the infurgents have bad an anion with the
troops of the Government under General Ait-
DeallaTT. LIMOS from Laufanne, of the 28th,
announce that the Senate, upon the invitation of
the Executive Council, paired on the agth the
following decree :
. z. The dl Authority is Moabite to the Military At-
/ in the diftridt of the Helvede Army.
a. The Sada of the army anbraas all the Canton of Fri.
besem, conspr the &finds of Avenehes sad Payeroe, and
the 46140- of Aisle, Vevey, Orion, Mood" Yverden; and
Chowiren, of aa cast= of Vaud. .
3.llmi:4m:id in Midis eatiterlied to fulpeod, difmifs, sod
seesaw the lablie tendtboaries:
There &di be dbbilibed ae headieartfrs a Military Tri•
bend.
3. This.Tribenal OM take cognisance not only of all of-
tenets committed by the fanny, bat alto pdideal drama
committed by did paces b the diet at the army, with
the &Straws, that the latter ihall be tried by the criminal
40114
6. The Execattee C.oandl is autlenifed to-esterd the difpo-
ftdons of the prtfent decree to other diftridb.
This Rate of affairs will be well calculated to,
jellify, if it were neeetrary, the philanthropic and
generous useafures which the French Government'
is about to adopt, to put an end to the troubles
which defolate that country, which nature teems,
above every other, to have formed For the home
of happinefs and peace.
This intereging country has been agitated fince,
And even before, the commencement of the war,
by eaclisfive parties, which never placed any limits,
either to the ambition of their views, or to the cf.
feas of their refentment.
Some wilhed for a fovereie oligarchy, which
is loitheyond the hope of revival, and the return
of as odious yoke over a numerous clafs of men
whom the powerful intervention of the French
people has railed from the condition of fubjeai to
the rank of equal citizens of a free Rate.
Others, lofing themfelves in the labyrinth of
abftra& theories, pretended that Switzerland, di-
vided by localities, by, the habits of her people,
might, be governed with that uniformity which
jlehts nations alone, .which nature, in concurrence
with time, has compofed of integral parts.
In this confuted fucceffion of odious or abfurd
Attempts, the evil has increafed, and blood has
been flied. All Switzerland has armed agaiull
benfeli, and the greateft fcourge that Heaven
can of a people with, menaces that wretched
country.
Yet from the bofom of there bloody debates, a
thoufand voices were heard, and proclaimed it to
be the opinion of all parties, that the Swifs alone
were now incompetent to the work of their or.ga-
titration ; they invited a poweiful intervention,
which, without intereft or refentment, might make
All parties Wien to it, and re•eftablith the empire
of law, without which there is neither country

fsOf independence.
The Fiasr Cos sut, hai thought that the period
was arrived in which the counids he had fo often
and Co vaialy given would at length be lamed
to : he has feen that humanity, order, and the
public repot of Europe, impofed it upon him as
a law to depart from the refolution he had taken
not to take any part in the affairs of Helvetia..
He could .not fee a people, long dear to France,
plways fupported by. her in her interek always
reconciled by her in her domettic quarrels, psrifh
without hope, and fall into the ab of anar-
chy :he determined to bold out tots a help.
In hand.
'There is no feufible man, no real friend to
Switzerland, who does net acknowledge, that
the meafures about to be taken by the French Go.
vernment, are the only means of refcuing that
fine country from its own fury.--2bersel tit Paris.
'Beall!, 8.,T Council of Two Hun-
dred met on Toefday morning. They appointed
ttDR WATTIVILLI Di I.BI6DIIDUT General in
ief, with full powers, and a Committee of tel
Members to exercife the funaions of Government.
A body of tow men, under the command of
IiSDIRMANNia, have arrived from Underwalden,
JJri, Glarus, and Schwitz. They bring intelligence
that Rota() is at Lucerne.
Freth corps are daily arriving, and whole pla-
toons of deferters from the Helvetic troops
.isf
plc line. We tiow have under arms in the city.
pc.aly 8000 men. Parties have been detached op I,
;he road to Friburg and Morat.
We are forming three battalions of troops of.the
line, which will, in all, confift of ism men.
La limas t. Ss tr. 28.--.Yeaerday WAS maftered
the whole rcferve of Laufanne, and today a com-
panr fets.out for Yverdon.
Citizens RUTTfiIANIN, Statthaiter, and the 86
pator Mrsatt a let off yellerday for the army.
The Minitler at War has received the following
difpatch frotiGeneral Aansassavr; dated yeller-
day, .from his head quarter. at Morat :
utitisen Minifler—The moment I effetted the
jun&ion of the three battalions of Vaudois, at
Tayerpe, I fet off from it to take a pofitioo ben.
The infurgentrrepeated on the approach of my'
troop!, wh6 purfueli than as fat as Oneqinen
tight pot an end to a war hsit cannonadf; pen
Ind 047 ffven men flightly "tfroondidi tlylifi

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