Star.
London, England, 1801-11-18 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

Beans, Nov. 7.—The greater part of the Mem-
bers of the Diet have returned to their homes.—
The public tranquillity has not been any where
difturbed. The Helvetic troops have already
quitted the final! cantons. They are on their re-
turn to Lucerne. The Helvetic Senate is conftitut-
ed, and DOLOR% is appointed Prefident.
RAI-IMMO. OCT. 3t.—The Mir.iller of Auftrla
has notified to his colleagues, that in confequence
of an arrangement between the Emperor, the
French Government and the King of Pruflia, the
deputation of the Empire will affemble in this city.
This notice has been made in order to accelerate
the bufinefs of indemnifications, and to avoid the
appearances of opening a new Congrefs with the
French Republic.
The bfinifters of Bohemia and Auftria have es.
preffed to the Diet his Majefty's grateful acknow-
ledgement on the fubjetl of the monument to be
ereded in honour of the Archduke Citsatss.
It was generally believed here, that the diffe-
rences between Berlin and Vienna had been, if not
arranged, at kelt on the point of being fo. We
have Juft been undeceived in a very unexpeßed
manner. The Minifters of Bohemia and Aufhie
to the Diet have communicated officially to leveret
other Minifters and Envoys a Notefrom the Impe.
rial Chancery of Vienna. in which the proceedings
of the Chapters of Munfter and Cologne are not
only entirely approved of, but expreffions are
snide ufe of very fingular with refpeet to the King
of Prnffia. It is afferted that this note will have
all the publicity which papers of this fort never
obtain, but in cafes of very marked snifunder.
sanding. Count GOERTZ, who has been informed
of this note, has teftified his difapprobation in an
unequivocal manner.
• This official paper produces in general a very
great fenfation it proves that there cliffs little
harmony between ?ruffle and Altana relative to
the fecnlarizations. An eyes are fixed on the
Cabinet of Berlin. Some gloomy politicians fear
a rupture•between the two great Powers of Ger.
many.
Manor. Nov. 4.—This day the I.egiflative
Body received a mcffage from the Government.
in which, with a few reftrittions. it is propofed to
repeal—r. The Proclamation of the States Ge-
neral liked on the s7th March, t 795, prohibiting
the exportation of all articles oiled in conftruaing,
repairing, or equipping veffels, or the tale of ref-
fels to perfons refuting on foreign commies. This
Proclamation alfo prohibited the importation of
lEnglith prodations. a. That of the Executive
Dore:tory. dated 7th of December, moss. renew-
ing the prohibition of Englilh merchandise and
produce. And 3. The Proclamation of the Exe-
cutive Dirertory, on the 'ft of December. tSoo,
enforcing that of Match a 7. 1793.
This Mcffage was TclefTed to a selett Crinsmirree.
confifting of Citizens I.ootiso. Exists. Hasps-
will, NlOAvip, and BAISTIO.
Citizen APOSTML, of the Department for Fo
reign Affairs, fit ont lately for London, on a snit*
Con relative to the eschatige of prifoners cf war.
and the renewal of uut commercial relations ari•h
InglAnd.

Oer. 31.r--The betels 'Aso have hl.
lowed the STADTIIO.I.Ota, and participated iri his
fate, hitherto hoped that they would be reftoted to
their privileges and poffeffions. Of this hope, how-
ever, they have juit been deprived; no Mention
having been made in the fecret articles for the re-
iteration of the STATTHOLDIR, but.that his -High-
neti is to be indemnified either by or pof-
feffions in Germany.
The Directors General have juif pribliha a fup-
plement to the ordinance, which abolillaes the re-
fponfahility of the Jewi(h communities-for crimes
' committed by their own members ; adding. that
meafures of General Police would in confegneice
he purfued. The Elders of the Communities hav-
ing reprefented that this article gave rife to an un-
favourable interpretation, the Diretctors have de-
dared, that the only objeEt of the ordinance was
to put an end to the injullice refulting from a
refponfability, which was not accompanied with
fufficient means of vigilance, and to fecond 'the
Jews in their honourable efforts to improve their
facial flue. The article in quellion related to
commiffions of cenfure, to be named in the Jewiff;
Communities, for expelling thofe who may be
guilty or fufpelted of robbery, and •to prevent
the admiffion of vagabond foreigners. Inftrue-
tions are now drawing up for thefe Coritnnilions,
and will foon be publithed.

PARLIAMENTART- PROCEZDINCS.

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VMS& OF LOILD&, TUESDAY, NOV. r".

Thiq day at four o'clock. the LORD CBANer LLOII MSS down
to the Hoge, and their Lorehips proweded to forward, in
their refpeetive dart, the Bills (Natwahrations) before the
Haire. _ - .

After waiting Come time in the capretation of Bills from the
Houk of Commons, their Lordthips adjourned till to-morrow