... Yoldyll bv Jt appcars by accounts from Switzerland, that 're in the petty cantons, instead of acquiescence and Cott to submission to the new order oF things, a formal lebr ler insurrection is organized there agains. the central that in- government, and it is very unce.tain whether'it plan he ivill he possible to make them receive the new ber ith constitution. The instigator of these commo- Aug ...

... - o~an, gune 17. The Paris jdurns.O of the i3th inst. received yesterdav; contain the official detdiils of tbe stF'- render of Touss~int and his troiv.] Thus-dIms the.Republic tinexpeiiedly gained a triamph over one of the most desperate ei'e'mies t it * as iad, to contend -ith, since the accession of B'ondpatte to sitpierne power;- an'd th' appit- henisimas' of this *counry ;ire quiiited ...

... P O S T S C R P T. LO11DO1ll 241230) 27, A repe.-t prevailed yesterday afternoon that the D,-lfiitivc Treaty was signed, and mnighi- be expectd ?? said it was arirs, ed. , No one stated ]low the lel swas said to ihart arrived, biit tie c ulilnstance is mentioned in letters irom Dorver; :Ind tre (o/itciali eiispatel-:. i notil'yilig this ?? evcnts~ :ver- e~ 1 every /,aomeat. . BPrs have passed ...

... P O P U L A T I ON. I . . - . . 1 Ater a long delay, caused by the difficulties of so novel an attempt, the printed abstradt of the enumeration of England and Wales is now in delivery at the vote office of the House of Com. mons. ENGLAND. Males Females. Total of perfons. 3,987,935 4,343,499 8,331,4S4 WVALES. 257,1;8 284,368 541,546 Army 198,351 Navy 126,z79 Scamen in Reg-ilerei VeiTcels 144 ...

... E. an The Circuit Cout, ofiu usticiary was opened at Stirling on Saturday, b'the Right Hon. Lord t is Armadale, when Robertson Stewart, accused of t breaking into the house of a farmer in that neigh- I, bourhood, and stealing, from thence the clothes a of two men servants, was outlawed for not ap-' ia pearing. Elizabeth Hamilton, accused of being I Le art and part of the same crime, petitioned ...

... jrffdon glitelliffellre. The correspondence betwen our Government *! and our Plenipotentiary at Arniens is actively car- S ried on, but still we have nothing but bold as- D sertions, and bolder conjedures to offer respect- S, B ing the state of the negociations for a general n peace. t! A letter from the Hague, of the xgth, states, tl that dispatches from the Batavian Plenipotentia. a ry at ...

... 1011-DOR, 1)6 - -3 The King sligh1ly sprainch his leg onT on mounting his horse, which l-rneentcd his Ma- ,iesty from riding on Wednesday, but we aic nappy to state, that he had perfectly recovered. rom the effeats of the accid'ont on Thlursdiiy. The Gazette announces the - elevatioit of the Right Hon. Henry Dundas to the rank of a Peer of ?? Kingdom;' by the titles of Baron ...

... 11Yar-Office, 1fibtas I. Hi3 Maiesty has befen ?? to appoirnt John Leland David Dundas James Handiron Sir R. Abercromby, I' B. John Stratton Gerard Lakc James Rooke Sir T. Mufgrave, ?? Charles Crovfie. James Coates John Earl ot6uffolk Ralph Dundas I-on. C. Norton Richard Whvte George 5lotham Sir Alured Clarke, 1K. £' To be Generals in the army. - ls'jsor.Grnirals Anthony Farrington William ...

... I In the Regifter, page 298, we gave an account of the Dzfcriminating Duties, im- pofed in ?? States of America. We Thall now give an account of the countervail- ing duties laid on in Great-Britain. WVehave received a report,which has lately been made, on this fubje&, to the American Congrefs, and which is fo miuh better than any th ing that we ourfelves could have drawn up, that we gladly ...

... PROCEEDINQGS .;N PARLIAMENT. On Thursday (June 17) no debate of consequence took place in 'thel-House of Lords. - After some business before the House had been ?? through, the order of the day -for their lordships to go into a eommittee on the Debtors' Relief Bill was read. The bill was opposed by LordAl. 'vanley, who thought it highly objedion. able, as it would -go to place an unfortunate ...

... AMENT.* Tuesday, October.29, 1801. This day His Majesty opened the Session with the following most Gracious Speech from the Throne: My Lords and Gentlemen, I have the satisfaction to acquaint you, that the important Negotiations in which I was engaged at the close of the last Session of Parliament, are brought to a favourable conclusion. The differences with the Nor- thern Powers have been ...

... ?? ' lfadrid, Januwry 12, J1802. cifrcular Lvette to Ae Ministeric] Fincrce, and, the Directors of ustms. His Majesty having ordered that in Ithe Roval Custbm-Hobte, Merchandizes, being the manufacture of the Nerth and ?? the Pas de Calais, shall not be acknow- ' ledged as such, unless accompanied by an original certificate, signed by the Commissary of Foreign Commerce in the .Al said ...