Star.
London, England, 1802-11-17 00:00:00

AFFATRS OF SAITZF.RLAND.

Batas, Nov. 6.—ln conformity with,the decree
of the Helvetic Senate, feveralCantonal Diets haft
already appointed their Deputies to the Coal-Ott
of Paris. .

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The following are theEleEtions which luervbm* e
to our knowledge i •
Berne—the Es-Direct r, Laharpe; Kuhn, ET-Secretary of
State ; Koch, Ex-Legiflator ; sa4 Plander, Senator.
13aflo—Schmid, Secretary of Mate. and Bernard; Sarrafin.
Fribourg—lYEglife, Senator; Blanc, Fx-Miniiter ; and d'A-
fri, formerly Captain in the Serifs Guards in France. .
Vaud.-Menod, National Prefect; Muret, E:. Senator ; and
Secretan, Reprefentatlve.
Argovia and Baden—.Stapfer, Helvetic Minifter at Paris;
Struts, Ex-C.ommiffary of the Treafury ; Kerggen, Secretary
of State; Kothples, Ex-Miniller of Finance, Prefident of the
Adminiltrative Chamber; Welth, Sub-Prefeet of Zurfach ;
Weber, Ex-Prefeet of Baden; Sufeher, Ex-Reprefentative; and
Hamaiker. Ea-Conuniffary of the Treafury.

We have not yet heard that the French have
entered the Grifons—that country therefore is Rill
diftarbed. The National Prete& has been forced
to leave Coire.

The 111 and 2d Helvetic demi-brigades, which
were in garrifon here, have kill received orders to
return to France. It had been raid that ALors
REDING and General Aur DER MAUR had fet off,
one for Spain, and the other for Naples. But we
now learn that they are fill at Schwitz.
Our papers have publifhed the following Note,
fent on the 26th 042obcr by the Diet of Schwitz
to General NEY

"The Prefident of the Confederate Cantons having been re-
quired on the part of General Ney, by his Adjutant M. Becher,
to declare whether the Diet accepted the Proclamation of the
Firft Conful of the French Republic ; the Diet have the honour
to obferve to the General, that on the rtth init. they refolved
to reftore their powers to their Conflituents as foon as the
French troops mall enter Switzerland,never having intended to
oppofe force of arms.
" Now that the Diet arc pofitively informed that the towns
of Bafle and Berne are occupied by' French troops, they will
not delay diffolving themfelv. s. At the fame time they fcize
, this occafion to declare to the General, that conformably to the
inftruetions they have received from their Constituents, and
which th.y think themfelves obliged to fulfil in the molt faith-
ful manner, they cannot confider the Helvetic Government
as re-eitablifhed, nor alienate the tiered right which the nation
has of constituting itfelf—a right which the inherited from her
anceftors,which was preferved to her by the Treaty of Lune-
vile; that they are well perfuaded that Switzerland will never
be tranquil and happy but in the ezercife of that right
" The General is intreated to fubmit to the Firft Conful of
the French Republic this fo juft demand, which is not merely
the expreffion of the fentiments of the Diet, but of all the Swifs
who think properly for the country. In the name of the Diet,
" ALOTS REDING."

BASLE, Nov. 7.—The Canton of Schaffhaufen
has been occupied by French troops fince the 31ft
of Odlober. Detachments were fent on the Ift
infant to garrifon Thaingen, Hallau, and Nieu-
kirchen.

French troops have alto fet out for Turgovia,
the lteinthall, Appenzell, &c. In the latter dif-
turbances are laid to have broken out. It is po-
fstively affirmed that they have been excited•by
the partizans of REDING, who, fupported by an
outrageous populace, have infulted feveral Hel-
vetic funCtionaries.