Star.
London, England, 1801-08-28 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

BRUSSILS Auousr 20.—Prayers for the foul
of the Archduke Man se watt, who lately died at
Vienna. have been ordered all over the archbithop-
rick of Munger. No doubt is now entertained
that his dominions will be part of the indemnities
aligned to the King of Pauss lA, for the territory
he has log on the left bank of the Rhine.
THE MMus, AUGUST great quantity
of heavy artillery from the arfenal at Delft, has
pallid through this town for the places molt me•
naced by the enemy. They are equipping another
privateer at Amfterdam, it is to be hoped the will
be more fuccef.ful than the others we have fent
out this feafon, which were all captured a few days
after they had failed. As loon as the death of the
Eledor of CoLooms wit% known, the Chapter of
the City defied as his fucceflor a Prince of tifr
Houle of Atiftria. A courier wai immediately
difpatched to Vienna with this intelligence, and
the anfwer of the Emperor is expeded with the
greateß impatience.

AMSTLILDAM, AUGUST 17.-Our Government
is taking all the meafures aprecaution which dr-
cumftan.:es require. The coal of the Ilk of WO-
cheren, from near Flufhing to the mod wefterly
point, is covered with French and Dutch troops,
and well provided with batteries. A camp is eh-
Waited in the ilk of Goree, and a great number of
gnnsoats stationed at the entrance of the roads.
Another camp is forming near the Btille. The
ftriltelt orders hare been given by Admiral Da
Weave', the Commander in Chief of the Dutch
fleet, to prevent any veffel coming from England,
from entering the Menfe under any pretext what-
foever. The Englim fquadron, under the com-
mand of Admiral Mures, is dill off that part of
the emit. Another divilion of the enemy's (hips
of war remained eondandy in fight of the Teed.
The fraternity of Freernafons at the Hague have
voted a gold medal, of yo ducats, for the bell re-
futation of the charges of Barruel, Profelfor
binfon, &e. againft that order. The writer, in
Dutch, Euglifh, French, orGerman, "mud briefly,
but forcibly, exhibit the proofs that the fraternity

had no share whatever, either in nrigieating or
promoting the religions and political which
have deiblated Europe."

GENOA, Auovvr B.—Letters from Cagliari
Rate, that, in coufequence of the application of
the Ring of SARDINIA, which has been a ed to
by his Holinefs the Port, two colleges orjeffiit,
are to be re-effablifhed in that city and Safari. It
is reported that feveral prizes carried into Port
Mahon by Englifh aruizers have been fct at libel..
ty, and :hat French, Spanifb, and"Ligorian veffels
only will henceforth be regarded as legal captures.
All the accounts received by the veffels which arrive
here, mention fome very important advantages is
have been gained by the French in Egypt.
Aosta, AUGUST I.....TWOliandreil French fol.
diem have paffed through Spoletto and Trivoli, mi
their way to the interior of the Kingdom of Naples.
Oh the asth ult. at three in the afternoon, arrived
a.Pontifical Courier from Paris, with the happy
intelligence that on the 15th an accnissmodation
was signed, on the part of the Holy See, and the
French Republic, relative to ecclefiallical affairs.
Nothing has yet ttanfpired relative to this treaty,
and probably the public will know little upon the
fubjed, until the exchange of the ratifications. It
is however reported that the late Bifhnp of Paris,
_Po it ; that of Reims, Ta Litt va • w uncle, the
Abbe BEILIIIRRs &c. will be railed to tile dignity
of Cardinals. According to accounts brought by
a veffel arrived at Ancona from Triefle, 150
Frenchmen, who were coming from Egypt on
board a Turkifh faique, had fucceeded in getting
poffeffion of a polacre, where they found provi.
lions, of which they were in want. But an Ei\g.
lifh frigate having come up, they we're taken in
their turn, and conduiled to Triefte, where they
Rill remain. There daily arrive in this capital a
great number of Roman and Neapolitan refugees.
It is fuppofed that our Government will purfue
the Reps which have been taken by the Cifalpine
Government, in regard to this clefs of people.

PITILSIVRGN, JULY 26.—The French briga-
dier, Duaoc, will not attend his Imperial Majell
at the coronation at Mofcow, as has been Rated.
He has requelted his audience of leave, and reckons
upon fetting Qut in a few days. He will pafs
through Stockholm and Copenhagen before his re•
turn to Paris. It is Itrongly credited here, that
General MACDONALD will come to refide at our
Court, as Ambarador of the French Republic..—
His Imperial Majefty intends to fend Prince
GAOARIN in the quality of Minifter to the King
Of SARDINIA.

FRANCSFOILT' AVOUST 19.—They write from
Beeir, that the Court has contented to the Grand
Duke of Toscikay's receiving an eftablifhment in
Germany ; and that Pruffia will agree to the pro.
poled indemnity for the ceaion to France of thofe
provinces fituated on the left bank of the Rhine.
It is confi.lently laid, in coufequence, that the Bi.
fhopric cf Munfter, and a part of the Circle of
Franconia' are to form a part of the Pruffian do-
minions. It is even added, that a body of troops
is already colleeed for the purpofe of occupying
theft new poieffions. .The Electorate of Hanover
ftill remains in the fame (tate, but according to
appearances, the Prince of DRANO' will be named
Elector inftead of his B.FITAPIIiIe MAJSSTY. Un-
til this important change fhall have been effeled,
the Pruffian army commanded by General K MT
Will continue to occupy the country. We learn
tin ough the fame channel, that the King of Paus-
al* has ordered a new recrnitinglery to be made
in that part of Poland which is united to his States.
Arcr.suaon, AUGUST 13.—This city has fent
M. de Hoscaaa its fyndic to Vienna. The objea
of his miffion is to prevail on the Eursaoa to in.
tercede with the French Government and the
States of the Empire, in favour of the Indepen,
deuce of this Imperial city, which, it is reported,
is likely, in the divifion of the plunder, to be affign-
ed to the Elector of &kraal*. Two,Auftrian Re-
giments are immediately to march into the Archbi.
floprick of Salzburgh. Three battalions of chaf-
feurs are to be railed in the Tyrol, said organized
by the Archduke Joao. The French. remain in
poffeffion of the Brifgau.

BASLE, AUGUST 19.—The declaration made at
Ratilbon by Citizen was only addrefed
to a dozen Minifters to the Diet. It is as follows:

The French Government fees with pain the
delay which the execution of the Treaty of Lune-
ville experiences. It takes the warrneft intereft in
the execution of the 7th article, and cannot be in-
different to the fate of the hereditary Princes, be.
caufe that delay only ferves to encreafe the lac,
of thofe who are anthorifed to claim indemnities,
and to render their fituation more painfuL" With
rffpecl to the complaints of the recruiting by the
Englifh in the Empire, the Diet has invtted Citi-
zen Bacon to give more full details on the fib.
jed, which he has promikd to do.

On the tyth inftant, the Diet of the Canton of
Schwyts had not opened its fittings ; for, asthe
diftrid of March had been again united to that
canoe, the operations of the Affembly were re-
tarded the canton of Untenvalden has finiihed its
elations, but the Affembly of the canton of Ury
had not yet affumed iu fun Lions. After having
refuted to take the oath prefcribed by the Legifla-
tire Council, the Sub-Prefea of Altdorff furpenda
his fittings ; but the members united again and
declared, that they would not Operate before they
had nominated a deputy for the Helvetic Diet,
and drawn up a Conflitution for the Canton; and
that if the Government wilted to influence them,
they would one and all give in their refignation
They then proceeded to the ele&ion of a Deputy,
and their choice fell upon Citizen Joss's' M
an ancient Landgrave. A committee of five mem-
bers was nominated to prefent the plan of a Con.
flitution. The Sub-Prefea received freib inftruc
lions from the Executive Council, by which be
was enjoined again to exhort the Deputies to fulfil
their duty, and conform to the laws ; and in cafe
of their refufal, to diirolve the Affembly, re-affern-
ble the Eledlois of the diftrifts, and proceed to a
fecond nomination of the members of the Aflcmbly
of the canton. As Tome difturbances were appre-
hended, different detachments of troops were fent
into the canton.