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London, England, 1803-02-11 00:00:00

PROM THS PARIS PAPERS.

• DRUM'S. Fat. 3....-Citixen DVVAL MUM. Of
. the city of Mons, has lately addreffed the following
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Proclamation to his fellow-citizens
is Chinos. the well grounded hopes which we
entertain of loon beholding the nniverfal pacifica-
tor call his penetrating looks over oar fertile plains,
clear* our commerce, revive oor fine enabling-
Incurs, and confolidate that confidence which is
due to the wirdons of his Projects, have filled every
' heart with fentiments of joy and gratitude. A
Eeat number of towns, emulating the example of
urope, are preparing every teftimony that can
mark their admiration and regard. The chief city
of the department of jeanappes and Mona Mall
;not be the left. A number of young men have
.beady entreated me to open a fubfcription lift in
..e.ler to !Orin& him with a guard of honour, both
foot and horfe.
4. This lift is opened at the Hotel of Mayoralty, I
where alfo will be seceived plans of improvement
44 our navigation. our commerce, and our public I
building!, Which, after a due examination, '
he Into:lured to the FIRST CONSUL. I request you,
will redouble your Leal to make Such rcprefenta-
toms of our manuladure:, and our eftablifhments j
t.t alltinds, as may merit the approbation and en-
t . ragement of the Fit ST Con SUL. You may fee
around you the towns of Hall, Louvain, Malines,
Ghent, and livens! others Wily occupied in tak-
ing meafures for the railing of volunteer corps,
both hot 1e and font, in order to give to the journey
of the natl. Coastm, in I.lelgium, every appear-
auce of a ti iumphal foleninity."
Bust. Fat. t.--Drum the eSicial reports re-
-1
lented to the Government, it appears that the loffes
foul:tined in the different cantons oldie Republic,
fitice the revolution, arifing either from the war
,'r from burnings, amounted in the month of May
tfiot to the ion lit 14,z57.5w 'ivies. The col.
:-..dions :bat were fit on foot with a view to re•
inuring thci.c lades. have not produced more than
2c,5t43 here.. The Executive Council has lately
soot a meU.ge on this babied to the Senate, in
v hick it is let forth. that the very infignifiCant
produce of the colledions is a proof of the hate of
penury, to whitb every part of the Republic molt
Ile reduced. luxe the generotily of its inhabitants
eannut be called in queitinn.
By the lad letters received from Paris, we are
I til.lonid, that our deputies had a meeting on the
40 lit January. at which Citizen ilserexcetir
pteti•'ed. That ((natio announced to them, that
kt 4%. • Pips4cr tocomniupicate to them, on the
_47 , • x,:falo Ads of medi.d.ty.
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but that, in artier to receive this communication,
it WAS neceicary that the meeting Mould divide it•'
fell into two reaioate: the abettors of the old re
gime, :Ind the partifans of the new order of things.
After a moment of tisrprife and helitation, the
affembly divided, and by that means we learnt what
until now we were ignorant of—that 34 of our
deputies are for the new order of things, and 16
, for the old. _ _ _ _

The Senator BART)laiaser then invited each of
the Whom to appoiht from among their body a
commillion of five members, to meet at his houfe,
one of them at two o'clock, the other at four, in
order to receive a communication of the ads al-
luded to. Thofe for the old regime appointed M.
REINHARD, DAFFY, WATTIVILIA, jA UCH'. and
Gs NTZ and tilde for the new, Citizens STAMIL,
UST • EY, MONOD, SPRECH IK, and DEFLUS. The
two commalions afterwards drew lots to fee which
of them thralls! fit II wait upon Citizen Ilaarne-
cstaY. As yet no idea is formed of the it:nitre of
theCe ails of mediation, which are to be prefented
to our Deputies.
The Diet of the Valais have declared that Ci-
ti..en Vk NAC (ii the negotiations refpefing the
independence of this country) has well deferved of
the Republic, and have acknowledged him and
his family tOr naturalifed Val:tains.
Ray( spoil, Jaw. a3.—There has been prefented
to the Diet a tsraell of the Archduke Fsammaion
of Ausrait, fon.in-law and heir apparent of the
DUKE of tvloov.aa, by which this Prince prefents
claims on the chapters, convents, and abbeys, me-
diately and immediately held in the Brifgau, as
being a dependance on the fovereign right which
the ancient Government poffelred over them.—
Thus rays the protea :—His Highnefs forms alto
pretenfions on the imperial cities of Offcnbourg,
Gergenbach.and Zcll, on Hummerfpach,devolved
to the Houfe of Baden, and which it confiders as
comptifed in the jutifdiaion of the imperial bail-
iwick of Ortenan, ceded to the Duas of MUMMA,
as well by the plan of indemnity as by convention
of the 20th Dec. It is not believed that this pro-
tell, which is of an important nature, and would
be extremely prejudicial, as well to the MAIICKAVIE
of BADIN, as to the Order of Malta, will be ad-
mitted.

We are allured that feparate articles, but form-
ing pert of the Convention of z6th Dec. relative
to the indemnities of the Gamin Duce of Tus.
CANT, Comp ize feveral difpofitions, refulting from
the principles ellablillsed in the articles already
made public, and which flintslate, befides the re.
cnnition of the Kula of Evaveia, on the part
oUAuftria, a renunciation by the fame Power of
311 pretenfions to the Duchies of Parma and Plai.
fence.

PARLIAMENTART PRuCEBDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, FEE. 0.

Caudal vras heard in continuation in the Scotch appeal. Law-
ton v. li.ofa--Further hearing on Monday.
Four foreign Gentlemen appeared at the bar, and took the
oaths of allegiance and abjuration, on the fecond reading of
Sills for tack rcfpeetive naturalizadon.—Adjourned