Star.
London, England, 1802-03-15 00:00:00

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VIENNA, Fes. 2o.—Our Cabinet and Miniftry
are now more than commonly occupied.—There
are perfons who regard the tranquility of Europe
as very precarious. The French Ambaffador, how-
ever, has taken his houfe for another half year, the
former leafe of which expires in March. What
has been reported as to the eftablifhment of mili-
tary magazines, refts fo far on very uncertain
grounds ; and the purchafes made for them ex-
tend no farther than to the aim' demands.

The Helvetian Ambarrador, Citizen DIESBACH,
has had his &ft audience of the EMP %ROA, on
which occafion he delivered his credentials to his
MAJESTY. _ _ _

The teen of NAPLES, who departs from hence
in May, will take Trieft in her way. The KING,
her confort, will fetch her from that port in a fri-
gate, and accompany her to Naples. Her MA-
jury will, in perfon, cundui her daughter to
Madrid, who is affianced to the Prince of As-

Fast; zrozr, Ft'. 27. Notwithftanding the
latelt t:fficial accounts received at the Court of
Mentz, wit:: regard to the Meeting of the Diet,
z!le indemnifications, there are
doubts entertained,
for regulating.
;3 proportion as the period
approaches, when that afembl/ is appointed to
take place, if it will ever be ,z,.(ctually brought to
bear. In the mean time, 31
the ceve, ecclefiaftical
Chapters, that of Salt zburg only excel;:ed, have,
within thefe few months, availed themfelry:., of
the delay in the matter of fecularization, to ad-
mit as many new members as was poffible, by
which means moft of thofe Chapters are now corn-'
plete ; fo that fhould they be declared temporal,
the amount of the pettfions to be granted will meet
with a conliderable increafe.—ln the mean time
we learn, by a private letter from Berlin, that the
definitive plan of indemnification from the French
Government was received there about the middle ,
of February by a courier, and immediately de-
livered by General B/URNONVILLE (who had not
then departed) to the Pruflian Minifter, Count
VON HAVGWITZ, who communicated it to the
King the fame day. It is ;tailed that this plan
is highly advantageous for the Prullian Court, and
the Princes in alliance with it.

Ave; ssuaoit, Fss. 26.—From Ulm it is men-
tioned, that the Danube, with the Wernith, and
other rivers are rifen above their banks. Yeller-
day a coachman, and two hones, were drowned
at Gunzburg. The alarm-bell has been runs in
feveral villages. Great numbers of cattle, it is
thought, are 1011, and it is apprehended that many
other misfortunes have happened.
BRUNN, FRB. zo.--Letters frvm Bitchareil, of
the z7th ult. mention, that 4000 men, of the troops
Of PAswAN Oceou, under the command of one
Hsu° AGA, having advanced to Tatarkay,
twelve miles beyond Sillor, have taken polfelTion
of four confiderable villages, and rr.infported the
inhabitants, with all their property to Widdirt.
The Governor of Buchareft, I SMAIL ACA, hav-
ing received intelli of thib tranfaCtion, in-
Bandy difpatchcd Mu STA? lIA BA SSA K AR, his Ad-
jutant, with die necelfary troops, to repulfe the
rebels.

According to private intelligence, the Britifh
Court intia on retaining poffetton of Alexandria
in Egypt. But it is likewife added, that the French
Government have delivered forcible proteas
it to the Ottoman Mittiltry, by rearm% of the great
commercial advantages which mua thence refult
to England.