Star.
London, England, 1802-10-04 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

RATISIMit SIFT. r6.—The Deputation of the
Empire had decreed, that remonarances Ihould
be made to M. de Huosi to induce him not to
perfill in his refufal to ratify the Cowgum Baron
Aosta:, the Diredoral Minifter of Mentz, who
was appointed by the Diet to carry their with into
ate, communicated to the Diet, in the fitting
of this day, the refnit of his efforts. He has not
been able to prevail on M. de HUGIL to accede
to the Co fuse 1 but there is Rill reafon to hope
that this Mtwiner will be authorifed by his Court
to ratify it. The powerful mediation of France
and of Ruffia, the unanimity which prevails
among the members of the Diet, the want which
all the States of the Empire feel of having their
exillence fixed, are the furett pledges that the op-
pofition of M. de Hut; at. will not interrupt the
fettlement of the Indemnities. Already Branden-
burxh, Saxony, Bavaria, Wnrtemburgh, Hele
Calle!, and Mentz, that is, all the members not im-
mediately dependant on Auflria, have protelled
againft tht appellation of Imperial Comrniffioner,
which M. de Hook ohad affumed. No one doubts.
that M. de Rime'. is entitled to aifume the name
of Imperial Commidioner in the Diet ; but (eve.
ral powerful Rates of the Empire, particularly
Brandenburgh, were convinced that there was no
Imperial Commiifion to the extraordinary depu.
Cation, becaufe that wat contrary to ancient ufage.
It is now agreed upon that, if M. de Noon
perfilis in his refulai to adhere to the Condiffum, his
remnnftrances Kill be difregarded, and the Dept'.
tati..n is 047.0 to enter into direct relation with
the Minilters of France and Ruffia, to whom the
Condujims will he referred. Thii proceeding will
(hew that the Deputation has both 'the inclination
and the power to difregard an Imperial Commit*
tion.

M. the Aaron de &Jinni, in the name of the
EMPFROR of Russia, has declared that his Sove-
reign adheres to the fentiments of France—that he
eve& a fpeedy arrangement of the indemnities,
and thit he regards in partientar the Ooffeflions of
tbe Fletor of Bavaria, as welt as thole "which thall
be anigned to him as indemnities,. as indifpenfibly
placed under die protellioa of the Mediating Powers.

NEVI TIC REPOPTIC.
CONVIIHTION C3NCLUDED BETWEEN THIS 111/N:Ct
PALITY OF ZURICH AND Till COMMISSARY OF

THE HILVETIC GOVERNMENT.
Different circumflances having given rife to
hoffilities between the Helvetic troops and the in-
habitants of the city of Zurich, Citizen MAY, Corn-
miffary of Government, in virtue of his full powers,
has taken upon himfelf the office of Mediator; and
has, in confequence, agreed upon the following
Convention with the Municipality of the City :
Art. I. The Commifary of Government, May, reigns, in
full confidence, to the tnwnfmen of Zurich, the military fcr-
vice Of that City. and engages that he will eftabliik no garrifon
there, but will perfon.llly repair thither as the chief place of the
Canton, bringing along with him onlf a few pieces of ordnance.
11. All palt proceedings (hall be buried in oblivion. All the
inhabitants of Zurich, as wdl as all the inhabitants of Helvetia,
who have taken part in the late events, are difeharged from all
iefponfibility. Cottfequently all thole who on either fide have
been made prifoners, or arretted by the civil or military power,
(ball be inftantly fet at liberty, if there be no other accufation
apinft them.
111. Immediately after the ligning of the prefent Convention
the fpeedieft means will be taken to put an end to all hoftile
proceedings.
Zurich, S:pt. ts. t nos, eight o'clock in the morning, in the
name of the Municipality.
(Signed) HIR2II.,,RUEINARD.
Head-quarters at Zurichberg, Sept. as, igoz, nine in the
morning.
(Signed) MAY, Commiffary of the Government.

• HOLLAND.

HAGUE*. SEPT. 28.-.—CiEiEtri HULTMAN, our
Minifter Plenipotentiary to the Pruffian Court, ar-
rived at Berlin on the 17th. On the part of Pruffia,
it is raid, that the Privy Counfellor Von Ccs*a is
deniml for this place, as Mintfter from the King
of Pruffia to this Republic. Hisarrival is expelled
with confiderable impatience, as many are Rill
pleating themfelves that his Majefty Itill notirithes
views of reftoring the Stadtholder • and the only
reafon they grafp at is, the delay Which has taken
place in the appointment of an Ambatrador.
The Pat ac s of Naffau Orange has at length put
himfelf into the polliffion of his indemnities, not
however by the aid of the 'military, but of two de-
puties, Meas. Von PLurr,and ROTH, who, arriving
at Waingarten on the 13th, took poffeftion of that
Prelacy; as alfo of the county of Blumenegg, the
Manors of Breckenzell, Libenau, Hagenau, and
other fubordinate places. •
It has within a day or two been reported that a
new war is likely to break out between Auftria
and France. But the EMPEROR'S refources are too
wellknown togive any ferions credit to this affertion.
ROTTERDAM, SEPT. 28.—The Afiatic Company
has announced a confiderable Pale of Indian pro-
duds, which is to take place at Amfterdam on the
3d of November. Among • other articles is
1,73 r,2981b5. of different forts of tea. If this file
had been announced a few days former, it would
Dave prevented the fending of feveral capital or-
ders to Copenhagen for -the purchafe of that arti-
cle, at a fate which is fhortlf to take place in that
metropolis.
The late fire at Liverpool Teems to have had
tome influence here on colonial produce ; coffees.
!ugars are on the rite at prefent, and likely
to experience Rill further gradual advance.. So
confiderable has been the exportation of bides and
(kips of lite, that both thole articles are aaually
'xeca me very fcarce.

At St. 4ndero, in Spain, a Spanifh veffel is ar-
iived from Vera Crtiz, bringing home too,oco
fires. The Bank Money of Amfterciam it. At
104 3-16a1S.

LONDON.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 4.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
3 per Cent. Confols 69f p—Old 5 per Cent. Aral 10144-m.
. Oirdejurn 7 diE

PRICE OP STOCKS ON SATURDAY :

3 per Cent. Cont 69i I
Eniliib Tickets 71. LP.
Omniuni dif. Conf. foe Get. 6pii 7o
Dustin, 5[14041111 3o —5 per Cent. Gov. Das. 9811.
Lichangc—Dublin on London zoo.

This morning we received a Moniteur of the 3oth
ult. It contains little intelligence worth notice.
The Legiflative Body of the Italian Republic have
decreed that the fum of 13,397,461 livres, 17s. 3d.
Milanefe currtncy, (hall be granted for the public
expences. This money is to be rail-cd by a tax of
fix deniers per ecu of eflimated property, payable
one half with the quarterly payment of the ufual
tax in September,and the other half .vith the other
quarter in November. All the national property
which can be fold by auCtion or by private files
till the end of December, 1802, is alto placed at
the difpofal of Government. •

MMIIIMM

The Kitc will hold a Levee on Wednefday, for
the Foreign Miniflers and Noblemen.

-Her MAJESTY will hold a Court on Thurfday,
for the female Nobility.
On Monday laa their MAJESTIES and the PRITI•
cum's, with their attendants, were moll elegantly
entertained by the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM PITT,
at his feat at Highfieid Park, Hants. The Royal
Family honoured Sir WILLIAM with their com-
pany to breakfait, after which they walked about
the Park and Pleafute Grounds for force hours,
when they fat down to a moil fumptuous dinner,
confiding of every delicacy the lead-cm afforded.
Their MAJESTIES were pleated to eiprefs thelligh-
eit gratification at the attentions they received.
In the evening the Royal Family returned to
Windfor.

The KING has been ➢leafed to appoint JOHN
MARTIN LRAKR and
_foam ERSRINgo Efqrs. be
Cqmptrollers-of Army Accounts.

Thurfday his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant
,of Ireland arrived at Dublin, after his excurfion
to the South. The neceffity of being prefent at
the official induetion of the New Lord Mayor,
accelerated his return, and prevented many parts
of the South 'the ratification of a via from a
Viceroy fo deferveoly popular.