Star.
London, England, 1802-11-12 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Rohe, OCT. i6.—The Holy Father fet out on
the Itth, with a train of three carriages, under
the efcort of four noble guards, and a detachment
of cavalry. When his Holinefs reached Oftia, he
repaired to the houfe of Cardinal ALaant, and
then to the fort, where he infpeeted the works ; be
thence went on board two of his armed vertels,
which had come from Civiti Vecchia, and bided
them amidst feveral difcharges of artillery. The
Holy Father then continued- his tour from Oftia,
by Caftel Fufaao, where he was received by Prince
CHIGI. After dinner his Holinefs viewed the falt
works in that place, and towards night returned
Ito this capital.
Coarou, SEPT. 24.—The ftorm has been fuc-
seeded by a calm. The horrid anarchy which
prevailed Mere has at length ceafed, and our hearts,
too long oppreffed, abandon themfelves to the
tweet hope of foon teeing realifed the adiantage-
ous protnifes made to us by the Minifter Plenipo-
tentiary of Ruffia, in the name of his Majefty the
Etat time. This Prince, by his beneficent media-
tion, has already obtained the remiflion of one half
of the tribute impofed on us.
STRASBOURG, Nov. r.—Switzerland prefents to
our view a fingillar condition. Whilft the Hel-
vetic Government is again recognifed by the Can-
tons of Berne, Argovia, Soleure, Bafle, and Fri-
bourg, which compote the Weftern Switzerland ;
the other Cantons acknowledge the authority of
the Diet of Schwitz, not exa&ly from attachment,
but more from fear and to avoid a complete
anarchy.
The French troops which advance on all fides
will make the Cantons enter into the Conftitution
of the empire. Already Bafle, St lcurc, Berne, and
Fribourg, arc in theirpolTeffion, and vie underftand
that already the advanced guard of the 27th den3i-
brigade has arrived at Zurich, and another demi-
brigade is on its march to Lucerne. It is difficult
to give any opinion upon the public fpirit or the
political fentiments of the inhabitants. In con-
Ildering the Swifs only in regard to their adherence
to the old or the new Government, one may aver
that where private intereft, wounded by the aboli-
tion of the ancient regime, does not interfere with
the political fyftem of the inhabitants, men of un-
derftanding, and poffeffed of property, are inclined
to the new Conftitution ; while the popular part
of the community is outrageous for the old fyftem,
particularly in the great cities. It is obferved, in
general, that fince the return of the Government
to Berne, its partifans restrained in molt of the
Cantons by terror, declare themfelves, and pro-
mote the ettablifbment of the conftitutional fyftem.
Among the diftriets which di ftingnith themfelves
by their adherence to the Central Government, we
reckon the whole of the Canton of Lucerne, that
of Turgovia, a great part of that of Senlis, which
forms at prefent the cliff.: ia of St. Gall and the Rhin-
that, the cities of Argovia, a part of the country of
the Canton ofßerne,and, in general,the countriesof
the Canton of Bane, Schaffhoufen(and Zurich: thole
laft have given a ftriking example. In the coun-
tries of Bafle the Sub-prefects and the Municipali-
ties have been reinftated in their authorities, as Coon
as the account was received of the return of the
Helvetic Government to Berne ; in that of Schaff.
honfcn the peafants had fent an addrefs of congra-
tulation, at the fame time that the city had pub-
lifhed a proteft againft all its ads, and had with.
drawn the contingent troops which the city had
detached againft the adverfaries of the Provifionary
Government of Zurich, and recalled their Deputy
I from the Diet of Schwitz.

In fliort, in the Canton of Zurich all the difirias
are in a Bate of infurredion againa the new
authoritietof the city, and are waiting with anxious
P • • ••• WO •

LONDON.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12.

PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 per Cent. Conf. 67H—Ditto, for time 671—
Old s per Cent. Ann. roof—New s per Cent. 9911
Omolum zol dif.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Imp. 3 per Cent. 66 6sl
Imp. Anll. II 9-16 ii-i 6
Excheq. BilL 31.41.prem.
3d. ditto, is. at. pron.
Omnium 91 so dif.
Englith Tickets 171. 17$.
Conf. for Acc.6B/ 671

Bank Stock t 8o
3 per C. Red. 67f 66 67
3 per Cent Conf. 68 67f
4 per Cent. 8341 i
5 per Cent. zoofff
j per Cent. 1797, too 99f I
Long Ann. 19 ii-161

We have received Paris Journals to the loth
inftant, from which we have given extracts in the
preceding columns.

We have alfo received letters from Gibraltar,
of to late a date as the 25th of Odober, of which
the following is an extra& :
ag GIBRALTAR, OCTOBER 28.—8 y the laft ac•
counts from Malta we learn, that Sir RICHARD
B:ccarroti had failed thence with the fhips under
his command, to join the five fail of the line
which left this on the 6th inflant.

" It is now certain that the objea of our fquadron
is to watch the force which the French have col-
lated at Toulon, where they have now twelve fail
of the line ready for fea, and thirty thoufand troops.
All our (hips were prepared for aaual fervice, they
had again mounted all the guns which they had
put in the hold, on hearing of the Peace, and it
was generally believed in the fleet, that they should
attack the French armament if it offered to put to
fea. There can be no doubt, from the force which
the French have been gradually collecting in there
feas, that they have fome grand obje& in view, if
we do not prevent them from accomplifhing it.
Two more French line of battle chips paired this
to the eastward three days ago.
" Orders are left for every (hip that comes here
to join Sir RICHARD BICIIRTON without dklay.
" The Dey of Algiers (till threatens to go to
war with us, and it is conjeaured. from his affum-
ing fo unufual a tone, that he has been fecretly
urged on by the French to aft as he does, perhaps
with a view of calling the attention of our fleet
from Toulon to Algiers."
Another letter from the fame place fays
" Appearances here look very fufpicious. We
timid not be in the leaft degree furprized to hear
of an aftion between our fleet and the Toulon
fquadron; for it is no fecret here that our fleet has
orders to prevent the French armament at Toulon
from failing."
While fuch a jealoufy exits refpefting affairs in
the Mediterranean, it would be abfurd to expea
any fpcedy accounts of our forces having quitted
Malta. Its retention, for a time at lea% may now
be confidered as determined upon. Even Alexan-
dria, we think, may alfo be kept till the matters
prefently under dircuffion between this countryand
France be finally arranged; for though it was
before understood that the stoops there were to be
carried to Malta, it is extremely probable other
iraruftions have been forwarded, the nature of
which could not have tranfpired at Gibraltar, when
our former letters came away. Indeed, private
letters from Alexandria (but we have not learnt
their date) (late, that " the Mamelukes and the
Turks had almoit daily encounters ; and it was
fuppofed that the Ottoman troops would be driven
out of Egypt, excepting fuch as took refuge in
Alexandria, which, in thefe circumflances, the
,Britith Government has not thought it right to
evacuate."

Government received difp; tches from Egypt
and Malta on Tuefday laft. They were brought
over by WILLIAM Erom, Efq. Their contents
have not tranfpired, and it would be ridiculous to
affect a knowledge of them. From public meafures,
however, fome opinion may be formed of the
uncertainty of peace. We have given fome• inte.
rotting faes from the Mediterranean, which bear
upon this quellion,in addition to which we may add,
That all the Regiments of Infantry have orders
to complete to their full eflahliflnent, and to fe-
lea fuch Officers to recruit as are moll likely to
obtain men.

That the 6zft Regiment is ordered to Malta,
and the toth to Gibraltar.

That the 9oth, 9111, 92d, and 93d, ordered to
be difbanded, are ordered to be recruited as fait as
poffible.

That circular Letters, under date of Saturday,
are ilfued to the Colonels of each Regiment of
Militia, to make immediate application for their
full proportion of cloathing, and to apply " forth-
with," to the Ordnance for any number of arms
deficient of the quantity that will be required for
the incrcafed number of Militia.

And that the penfionet s are ordered to make
immediate appearance for garrifon duty.
Why is a Commander in Chief appointed to the
BritiO Army in the Mediterranean, in the perfon
of General OAK' s, when we cannot have a gar•

CORN MARYVi S.

CORM INSPECTORS RETURN FROM UXIIRIDer,
Wheat, per Load, from 141. to 161.NOV6t4SER 11.
Barley, per Quarter, from 11.75. to 11.11;.
Oats, per Quarter, from 11. 3s. to 11.95.
Beans, per Q.2arter, from tl. 14.5. to 21.
Peafe, per 4L:tiarter, from 21. Bs. to 21. T2S.
MARK-LANK, NOVEMBER 12.
There is no alteration whatever in 'Wheat fince
Monday-nor has there been any frefh arrivals of
Barley ; prices continue the fame.-Oats rather
dearer.-Beans may be quoted as on Monday._
Boiling Peas are cheaper. General currency as
under :-
Englifh Wheat, per qr. 505. 545.
Prime Urea, 575. 58s.
Fine Dantzic Wheat, 575. 61s.
Rye, 325. 365.
Barley, 245. 265. (New) 295. 30s.
Malt, 445. 485. Fine ditto sos.
Oats, Ifs. 225. 24.5. Old 255. 265.
nixie Beans, New, 3 ts. 345. Old, 3gs. 38s.
Tick Beans, New, 295. 335. Old, 315. 335.
Hog Peale, 38S. 435.
Boilers, New 465. cis.
Carraway Seed, 361. to 4ts. per cwt.
Coriander, aBs. to 3os. per cwt.
Canary, 9os. to 935. per qr.
Rape Seed, 341. to 351. per.l2ll.
Flour, 465. sos. 525. per fack.

There are now two quarters, up to Midfammer
laft, of the Civil Lift, in a courfe of payment;
confequently there remains but one quarter due.
Lord HAWKE SBURY yellerday gave a grand din.
ner to General A roatossi and all the Foreign Mi.
rafters.

Lord SUDLEY gave a grand dinner y4lierday at
his houfe, Dover-areet, to a number of friends,
and in the evening a card-party.
The Duchefs Of DEVONSHIRE gave a petitfouper
a few evenings fence at Devonthire-houfe, to Lord
and Lady Bassoaoocu, Lord DONCANNON,Lord
and Lady MELBOURNE, &C.

The Marquis of e'ALISBURY arrived yefterday
at his houfe in Arlington-ftreet, from Hatfiekl.
Lord CAMDEN left town yefterday for his feat in
Kent.

The Duc de BootLom is arrived in Town From
Jerfey.

Lord ORMOND arrived yefterday at Blake's
Hotel, jermyn-ftreet, from Bath.

Sir JAMES and Lady GRAHAM arrived yellerday
at Blake's Hotel, jermyn-lireet.
The Duke of PORTLAND IS at Lord STAMFORD'S,
in CharlesAlreet, Berkeley-fquare, until the repairs
of his houfe in Piccadilly are finned.

Holwood, we underftand, was aetually fold at
the public Cale, and, we are forry to fay, at lealt
fifteen thoufand pounds under its real value.
Since the journey of Prince WILLIAM of Glou-
cefter to the North, prints, platter butts, and every
fpecies of likenefs of his Royal Highnefi, have in.
creafed at Copenhagen, and feveral other places,
beyond all common calculation. All the well.
executed prints of the Britith Royal Family at
large have alto fold the better on his account, and
the tale of the moment.

By Letters which we have received from Jerfey,
we learn, that the CHIET Como'. has appoin:ed a
French Commercial Conful for the Elands of
Guernfey, Jerky, Alderney, and Sark, and he
has already taken up his refidence in the Ifland of
Jerfey. This is the firft time, we underDand, that
a Conful was ever appointed for thefe Elands.—
His appointment, he reports, is a good one, equal
to, at leaft,
_cool. per annum ; and that if his re-
fidence as Conful is not recognifed by the Britith
Government, he will refide there in a private ca.
parity. Our Letters add, that the People of Jer-
fey do not much like, or approve of this appoint-
ment, or of the promifed refidence among them of
this French Gentleman.

• There being a fearcity of Royal Marines at
Chatham Barracks to do the Dock-yard duty there,
orders have been fent to Major General BOWATER,
Colonel Commandant of the Plymouth Divifion
of Royal Marines, from the Right Hon. the Lords
Commialoners of the Admiralty. to get ready for
embarkation for the Chatham Divifion of Royal
Marines the following officers and private,., viz.—
Lieut.-Colonel and Capt. TENCH, Lieut. Colonel
and Capt. MEREDITH, Lieut.-Colonel and Carain
WILLIAMS, Lieutenants C. MEREDITH, R. BIG•
NF LL, R. TUCKER, A. CAMPBELL, and J. H.
GRAHAM, twelve Surgeons, and 3co rank and
file. They embark to-morrow on board the Hut-
BAR, of 38 guns, Captain P. WILKINSON, in Ha•
moaze, which goes to Chatham to compleat her
complement of feamen.
PASSWAN GGLOU is marching toward; Belgrade,
for the purpofe of wrelling that place cut of the
poffeffion of the Janiffiaries.
According to intelligence from Vienna. at
King of Etruria tranfmitted to the Duke of Par-
ma, his Father, a Ilion time before the deceafe of
the latter a note, by which he formally renounced
his right of Succeflion to the Duchy.
A Funeral Service was performed at Vienna,
on the alit ult. to the memory of the deceafed
Duke of Parma, at which his Imperial Ma:jetty
and the whole Court Allied.
The Count DR SARAU, the Imperial Ambaffa-
dor at Peteriburgh, arrived from thence at Vienna
on the 25th ult. He is, it i s fail, to be appointed
Provincial Marthal of Aultria.
A Gentleman of Leeds, in his defcription of ;;i1
eloped wife, lays, 66 the has a tongue that ruts
razor."
An Irifh Gentlemin lately offered a considerable
bet that the FIRST CONSUL would be tl'c tall.—
" What then," laid a friend, " do you make of the
Sactuul 2nd Third Confuls ?"....44 Oh ! I nut, the"