Star.
London, England, 1801-12-21 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPER 4.

CantosLa, Dec. B.—The late continued rains
have been fucceeded by north winds. The Siert,
whcife effeas were dreaded, and which hid (welled
confiderably after the falls of fnow, has decreafeo.
BOURDEAUX, DEC. B.—Thc preparalions for
the armaments have been fufponded on account of
the neceflity of providing for the fafety of thc fhirp,
in the harbour ; but every thing announces that
they will loon recommence. The Diteaor of the
Port informs us,that the n,m•aiiiv.tl of thc couriers
from Touloufc and Bayonne is occalioned by the
overflowing of the Garonne, which has inthulated
thc roads.

Hants' Dsc. sc.—We yellcrday experienced
a terrible hurricane. which billed from ten in the
morning till tsso in the afternoon; the tiles and
gases rolled abond...l.!‘• f; ott the hooks : and this
Storm was r.s.trly iv tha of the yth No.
veljber. We • Ares iu conilant apprehention of
.hearing tha: has uccailoned limner difallers. •

Bit ET,T, 1.4 r. is now to A. M. and the
wh:iii I.nv; r.:i:Cantly prevented the failing
Lt.::.111,:. al! 'l4 bit favolimble enough
t.• perr.;lr :t pill to 11:4. but they mutt be vet)
t.a,ger t. attempt to gt. to fea with
a viad ;.- toile propitious.
Toe LAIIIIS:n are firiiT ; lon it Is not a fitpu7 of
j,p,i,,tu-c r, fume ; it is, aixording to
eihiblithcd to give notice :o the peaf.ints
in the et•viroL, 11. A furnc vale; tiavcs 11. c. made

Fhrir eicape.
• !•he frigate Dillon cittercil .1' ~ur the do,
:ors yeltcrday irtnn St. M.L. bkr suet with A

violent norm at fea, which carried her to the Eng-,
lith coati. For a week the contended with dread-
ful gales and a tempefluous fea, and it Was with
difficulty the got into part. -
FLUSSINGIII, Nov. 3o.—This day the Dutch
Vice-Admiral HaarstNci arrived here, he having,
hecn appointed Commander of the Batavian
fquadron at anchor off Fleffingue. He has alto
utt taken the command of the Brutus 'hip of the
line, of 64 guns, in the place of Capt. GICIRIT
VENDOOtEII, who has demanded and obtained
his diftniffion, on account of ill health. The
fquadron confifis of the BRUTUS, the Nsvrtnis,
and the JEAN DI WITT: it is bound to the Wen

HAGUE, Dec. 6.—We have been very much
furprifed here at feeing a proclamation, which
forbids the importation of merehandize menu.
fattuted in England, till the 01 day of May iSos.
The fefEon of the Legiflative Body is prorogued
till the 3d of January nut.
MADRID. Nov. 10.—The King has fent to the
Prince of Peace, a decree, pardoning all thole who
were not chiefs of revolt, nor principal agents in
the commotions which took place in the kingdom
of Valencia, and announcing the nomination of a
Counfellrr to difolve the jurifdietion of the Tribu-
nal eliabliflied upon that occafion.

Muss, 3. Upwards of 300 Deputies to
the 'Affembly at Lyons have fet cut on th:ir jour-
ney. Several Notables appointed by Govanment
have refuted..

Ravisson Dec. 3.—A report prevails here,
that the difference between the Courts of Vienna
and Berlin has been amicably terminated, which
is attributed to tha mediation of the French Go-
vernment. The Emperor is raid to have contented
to the indernnification of the Stadtholder, in Ger-
many, and to renounce the eleetion of the Arai.
duke ANTHONY to the Billoprics of Munger
and Cologne. This much is certain, that Count
de STADION has returned to Berlin. On the
evening of his departure an extraordinary Council
ofState was holden, at which the Emperor himfelf
prefided, in confequence of difpatc.hes received
irom M. de Cour:roast.

Bat wr, Dec. 3.—We were not a little furptifed
on learning here, on the morning of the 3oth of
November, that Colonel Azovs ketonic, the fial
Lasidammann of the Republic, had let out for
Paris in the night. He left a letter for the Little
Council and Senate, in which he has declared to
them that in the prefcnt Rate of the country, he
has thought it his du•y to go in perfon to Paris to
endeavour to conciliate the good will of the FiR sr
Consul.. We obferve in the anfwer of the Little
Council the following expreffion
Perfoaded that our tranquillity and ourhappi.
nets depend above all things upon the friendly dif-
pofitions of the French Government, and the in-
terell which its illultrious Chief takes in our fate,
we feel it a grateful duty twexprefs to you our fin-
cere w•ifbes for the fuccefs of the important (lep
which your love of•the country his induced you
to take. We hope loon to learn that your urgent
cares will have contributed to give to our import-
ant relations with France, a direetion favourable,
and calculated to tranquilife every piind."
Citizen DIRSS4CM DI CARILOUGE, who was firtl
&aided for the million to Paris, has accompanied
the loft Landammann as Secretary.