Star.
London, England, 1801-03-19 00:00:00

STUTTGARD, FE8.13.

The demolition of the fortmfs of Old Brifitch
and Philipiburgh is begun. for the demolition
of the latter fortrcfs, the Duchy of Wirterobets
mutt furnifh moo workmen.

AUGSBURG, FE8.23.
The French Ordonnator in Chief, Marruiso
SAVIER, who yetlerday fa out fur Strafburgh,
declared to the Committee of the circle of Suabia,
previoufly to his departure, by order of General
MOREAU, that the whole French army of the
Rhine, 80,000 men, would break up within the
next 3o days, and quit the German territory with-
in ao days. MOR Env's army will return through
Suabia, the two ftrongeft columns by way of •
Auglburg and Donawerth, through the Ducby
of Wirtemberg, and the we:tkelt by way of Mem-
mingen. He declared, at the fanit time, that all
the contributions flill in arrear mutt be paid im-
mediately. This official communication refutes
the report which had been in circulation for forme
time, that a part of the Army of the Rhine would
march againft Turkey.
In the-Bithopric of Salfburg, the French enforce
the payment of the remaining Contributions with
the utmoft rigour, and with Military execution.
Some of the French troops are expelled to pais
, through this city to-day, on their return borne.—
' Eighty French pontoons have already been con-
veyed through for Stralburg. In Bavaria a Loan
of Iso florins is demanded from every brewery,
which are feveral thoufands in number. Before
,the Peace was publifhed in Tyrol, fevcral affrays
took place between the peafants and the French
troops, in which numbei N were killed on both fides,
among others an Officer who was nearly related
to General NIACDOVAGD.

A Note from the EnglA Minifler, Mr. %ca-
ll iM, was, on the toth inft. toad to the Corps of
the Prince of CONDI, in which that Minder
declared :-44 11 That I am not authorized to
mention the future dekinadon of the Corps of
CONDE ; but in the prefent circumllances, it will be
embarked and employed in the expeditions in the
Mediterranean. So far as I can judge front the
orders I have received, Egypt is the place of its
deftination. In the mean time it will be under the
orders of General A SLR CRON iv, who has the chief
command of all the Britifit troops in the Mediter-
ranean, and the Corps of Como& will be employed
according to the intentions of this General, and ;.s
his plan and circumftances may require. ad. if,
as is very probable, the Corps than be immediately
embarked, there will be left behind, in a place of
fecurity, all the lick and wounded, and, in gene-
ral, all thole who are difabled from (crying, where
they Mall remain until the return of the entire
Corps. In order to prepare, without delay, the
veflels necelfary for their embarkation, and to ac-
quaint General A seaceosser with the exaa
amount of the reinforcements he will receive, it IN
neccfrary to tranfmit to me a Rate of the force of
the Corps. For this purpofc his Royal Highneis
is rcquelled to make it known that each Officer or
Noble mull declare, before the zoth of February,
whether he intends to remain with the Corps.—
Such as (hall not have done fo, are not to e :pea
any part of the gratuities granted by my King.
But tf at the time of embarkation the Corps should
be found weaker than is expeaid, the King, my
mailer, would fourcely be dilpofcd to permit the
Corps, and the indir:Juals who compote it, to en-
joy the fame proteaion which they have hitherto
enjoyed."
'This Note has railed very unpleafant lineations
among the Corps t and the Prince of Cox"; de-
claredpofitively that he would not embark.
The contideralde magazines of the French at
Augsburg, and in other didriav of Suabia, arc
now felling off by anaim. The archives cf f:ve-
ral Prelatas in Suabis. Inch as Yrfee, Ottoherrer,
Ste. have been placed under lea! by French Com-
o:WE/mars. It is reported that differences had
arifen between Gone. !Ararat& and RIC'S rAN4L,
after the departure of the General in Chief, with
refpea to the right each of thrm claimed to th:
Chief Cannata.' l and that the former had been
shot by the latter ine duel I which* however, waiits
cenkuration.

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PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOLnE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH zB.

Several Anent Cauf.s from Scotland were fet down for
hearing. A Peer took the oaths and his feat, and the private
Bills were (racially read.
The Tax Billc were each forwarded a ftage, and appointed
Or their further progrefs to-morrow.

ADVLTERY.

The Marquis of Bjciiiic HAM obferving that
the magnitude of the crime of Adultery rendered
it neceffary to counterata its progrefx, and prevent
the extent of its mitchiefs, it therefore became ur-
gently requifite that the Legiflature fhould inter-
pole its foray, and convince the world that they
were refolved to afTert the moral and religious
rights of the marriage Bate. For that purpofe
he had fignified force time fince his intention of in-
troducing in the Divorce Bill, which Rood for to-
morrow's confideration, a claufe to the effeEt he
then mentioned, with a view to engage and porrefx
the attention of their Lordlhips, as well as to give
that countenance to the meafure, which Kap-
nroved) a full attendance would fecnre. He hoped
it would not trefpafs upon the confideration of the
Poufe, notwithaanding the order for their Lord.
ihips to he fummoned for Friday, that they fhould
be alfo fummoned for to-morrow, when this 'ma-
cure was'to be agitated. •
To this the Houfe appearing to agree, his Lord-
chip moved that it be fummuned, which being or-
dered, they adjourned.