Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-04
Late2 Foreign Latsl!sgence.

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Aib Byotbers, Hall, Li0sr4oa'1.
LONDON, Augut I9.
We have received Paris journals Of che
18th inf. Ca the preceding day, Sunday
laf, called the day Of tie Aaamption 81
the Virgia, a folemn Te Deum was chant
ed in the church of Notre Dame OF Paris.
and In all shofe of the diocefs, to return
thanks for the Sena.us Confdlsa, of tbs
18th and 18th of the month. The fans
day, a folema fervice for returning thank
was performed In the temple OF the pro-
tetants at Paris, the ST. Thomas do Lou
yre, ia confeqnenoe of the Proclamation
of the Senatus Confultum, for organizing
the contribution. .rhefe journals preisrs
little eife reipetting France itttlf; bat lone
of the articles from other countries are IN
tereaing. 1t appears by the aecountsFrom
Switzerland, that the petty Cantons, In.
fead of acqliefcence and lnbmifion 20 the
new order Of things, a formal iniurreaion
is organizing there agaloit the central 60
yernment, and it is very uncertain whether
it will be polible to make them receive
the new contribution. The inetigator OF
rhefe commotions is the late Lancamman
Reding. Il appears that he has been long
labourlng oo the execution OF his watt plan
of a counter revolution, and for this puf-
pole he has taken advantage of fhe abterce
of the French troops. He began by cali
ing an aGembly of his confidential triends
at Ger(au. In this meenng, which took
place on the z4.h OF lat month, II was
refolved to convoke, on The Eth OF Aug,
the general sHembly of the people OF the
three pet:y Cantons 70 oblige all the
public funaionaries to refgo their places;
to induce the CID magiarates of l79s 70
refine their functions 70 form a contede-
ration between the three caaloas sad TO
collect all the men capable Of bearing arms.
Ar chwisz. Reding asilrei the inhaoi-
tanss that Bonapaste, whom De chole TO
dsao,e by lhs soIlowing words, tie man
wa makes Earope sremole, had given
him his wori that the caaton might con-
flute itfelt as il pleafed. The re eta
bliIh nent of she ancient order OF things
was oropof-i. RedI,g vas rhen ap2oipted
Laniam.nan, and all the ancient &uthofl-
ties were reRored. In macy places &c
pattoral lertee Of the biihap OF Conltence,
which declared that there vas nothing IN
the new contribution contrary TO religion,
was torn fgom the church doors OH which
il was paited.
The fall powers of the extraordinary
deputation of the empire have been printed
ana pabIihed al Ratiibon. The following
is a copy Of then.
General fnN powers Of the Expire, ia,
The debutati51 charged qOit6 the dU-
cuNu of The p,tats 7ebieb remain 10 BE-
regulated TAR completing the peace.
oThe Electors, Princes and States OF
the Holy Roman Empire, having Judged
II proper to exercife, by an extraordinary
deputation, the right which belongs 10
them of coacurriog in the difcuilion Of the
objects which itill remain TO be fettled fol-
completing the peace /; and having Tor this
purpofe elected and dominated in The COZ
lege Of electors, Mentz, Bohemia, Saxony,
and Brandenbnrg and in thai OF Princes,
Bavaria, The Grand Mater OF he Teutonlt
Osaer, WnrtembaFg and fiefe C2iiei
the faid deplgcd States are taliy authorize
by thefe prelents in The name OF the Sec
manic 8ody, & with he content OF bis In,
perial Majs}y, a his quality OF Supgerae
Chef Of the Empire, % leld, asioon a.
palAle, their iub-delegaies 10 the imperial
ci-v ofRatiib M, when mas been conlidered
as he mot convenient place 20 examine,
difcafs, and reguI,te, with the lnPefial
Mniaer pienipofentiafy, IN concert WIN
e. E.aneh Government, aad ptylng atIen.