Star.
London, England, 1802-02-24 00:00:00

PARIS, 29 PLUVIOSE, FEBRUARY sit.

On the Bth inn. the Confuls tent a Meffage to
the Confervative Senate relative to the Lifts of
Eligibility ; acquainting it, that the law refpeaing
chore lifts was not yet publifhed in the four united
departments ; that thole of Golo and Liomone were
Rill under martial law, and thus that out of 102
departments the regulations relative to the Lifts of
Eligibility could be executed in 96 only. Of there
96, thirteen had made no returns.
By another Meffage of the 13th, the Confuls
tranfmitted the returns from the departments of
the Ille and Vilaine, and the two Nethes, Rating,
at the tame time, that the complaints againfl them
were fo few, that they did not form a fulficient
ground to invalidate them. lithe names of fome
refpeaable perfons had been omitted in the Lifts.
they might be inferted at the next fupplementary
eleaion.
We learn frau Vienna, that the EMPEROR has
appointed M. de Ca we ?Iran, fon to the late Chan- '
eellor of the Low Countries, Minifter Plenipoten-
IVHelvetia. It therefore follows, that his',
has recognized the Helvetic Republic.
rding to letters from Conftantinople, the
Porte on the zoth December fent off a courier to
London, to complain of the condua of General
Hurciiin son relative to the 'ley:, and to demand
that the Englifh fliaU ceafe to interfere with the
internal affairs of Emit. It is known that Gene-
nil HI/TCHINSONLbefore quitting Egypt, gave or-
den to General Hoon
t(Osas we fur) to fup-
port the Beys againft e attempts the Turks.
The left accounts from Genoa Rate, that a
courier extraordinary bad arrived with difpatches
announcing the recognition of the Ligurian Re-
public by the Emperor. of Raffia, the King of
Truffle, and his Britannic Majefty.
The Duke drawee has apprehended a man of
the name of Socino for diffemmating in his terri-
tories' feditious publications. He bad alto applied
to the agents of the Cifalpine Republic at Ferrara,.
to order into cultody two or three difaffeeed per-
lons who had fled thither. His Royal Highnefs
expreffes the bighell fatisfaeion at the zeal with
which Citizen Molise*/ de Sr. Maar, the French
Refident at his Conn, fupported this application.
Citizen Bova% FOUVIRDS, a cotton fpinner at
Tonlouk, has tranfmitted a petition to the FIRST
Commis., in which be complains, Ift, That Spain,
in violation of the union with France, of which
it has given fo many proofs for the left eight years,
had renewed the conneßions it had with England
before the war; whence it refults, that the articles
fpecified in a particular fchedule by his Catholic
Maielly as prohibited, are now permitted to be
freely imported. ad. He folicits the FIRST COM-
stu,so interpok his influence to prevent our Allies
from taking any other bats for their Commercial
Teeaties than that which be has himfelflsiid down
the Republic ; mad the prohibition exiting in
• act: the hstroslogiouoff Enid!' man-
or** be rooltaliftilled in Spain on the
footing as before the war.
We kern from the Hagoe that the Government
has Applied to the Municipality to deliver upall the
papers Motive to the diamonds of the King of
Sardinia, which were pledged at Amfterdam, when ,
the Freugh trnoPsinvaded that country. and dept-
filed bill fterrefentatives Atoviaa and Cocoas
in the Of Okiallcrdani.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEED/JIGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, PEE. s 3.

The various Bilis before the Houk were read In their re.
(*Dye Rages; among than was the Exchequer Bills Bal,
which was read a third time, and paled, and a Menage tent to
acquaint the Commons therewith.
Some roudne and private bathes was alto difpored of—lo
ete courfe at the latter, Woodcock's Divorce Bill, which Rood
for a fecood reading this day, was poitponed till Tucfday nat.