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London, England, 1804-01-06 00:00:00

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SIPITZERLIND.

Anne Dec. 9.—Helvetia is about to be era.
a fecoid time by the French troops. On the
thit evening, the three companies of thefe troops
were here in prrifon received orders to join
' amps at Bale immediately. and let out from
this city next morning. The reit of the troops have
*MIMI orders to proceed to the frontiers of the
weave, .—lt is alerted that General Nay,
AL • r Dec.•
"pea the (redefine of the exchange of the Ratifica.
alined the Lindemann that the Fira Conl ed.
jlt eonfownity to his &fire. bad refolved. that the
?path troops, amounting to foot or five thoufand
b awitserland, mould evacuate that cottony
slaw weeb t and it is added. that the Lao-
- as well in his same as that of kraal Can.
43riverneasats. which had empowered him fo to
e • =fed that the peace of Switzerland timid
red 11Old that the AS of Mediation
he sermadillo.necation with the moll rigid
regard to the articles for the re.
friatios of Commerce' propofed to the French Re.
Amblie by the Helvetic Diet, General Ner has. it is
declared that this matter requires further eloci-
ollos. and cannot be determined on for the prefenti
Bo that. for the remainder, there was no objea ion to
=tiffeveral commercial advantag.es to Switzer-
ebebrter, iu their tern, were inclined to aa
I • ly in the fame manner towards France, and
if they would prohibit the importation and
of slab tnereliandife in Helvetia. It teems
.pliers is an longer any difference of opinion as to the
nkading pafticular agents to Paris, to open in that city
*resew sepciation for a Treaty of Commerce.—
grbblefititee becomes more neceffary from day to day,
and ia particat/er, by the decree refpeaing the wilco(
Odieber
Pao* TNII FRONTIER.. Dec. 7.—The Congrels
4aden was opened on the ill inft. for ad-
14itatera between Helvetia and Germany. The
AntbalEatilarsffirefent on this firfl meeting were, Baron
1111601111. oflieppenileinLand M. de Main, on the
pen Of the Valor of Banes; M. RIDING, of Ba-
sle', and Mr: STOCAIL, of Schaffhaufcn, on that of the
`v-lvetie Confederacy. with the Counfellor of State,
Jas. Deputy of Targau. Some other Deputies are
eureed. and ansoog others, M. de iiceNt., fur the
Trace of Furficisburg.
The following it mentioned from St. Gall, under
date of the 2d ina.—" Our Council of Com.
=Me has lent Deputies to Friburg, to requeft the
interference of the French Minifter, and the Lan.
darotaan of Helvetia, in obtaining the repeal of the
decree of the French Government, with relation to
the importation of utullin into the French Republic.
There Deputies are now returned from thence ; and
there are hopes that the laid decree will not long be
Iffered to continue in operation, lance it appears that
ranee cannot wholly do without the produaions of
er inanufaCtures ; and a fimilar ineafure, adopted in
is adduced as a proof (31 this."
lane, D. c._13.-1-I! purfuance of the Difpolitions

Ade by the Mt of Mediation, Citizens of Sisitter-
,and have the right to fettle in any Canton which
they may chide. Neverthelets, it is obfcrvcd, that
ancie sit Cantons oppofe difficulties to dais fallitary
mlati as : for inflance, an Ecclefiaflic named Stu-
, having lately reigned the clerical profeilion„
Intirell to Zurich, mars led, and propofed to pars the
'winder of his days there. The Magifiracy of
rich contented, indeed, to admit him among the
imber of its citizens, but on condition that he
wed the certificate of his Impair). This, how.
1, he via. unable to tpbtaio harp the Cantf,ts of
wee, under the pretence, th.it no law had yet
red, to define the delliuy cd thole mho 114.1
oged their ;eh: ion. It is even alrettckl, that the
ly Council of Lucerne has been very veiling. to
. of Zuria, to this C.:m.1(.04u from jheir
Canton.