Star.
London, England, 1802-05-26 00:00:00

PRIVATE LETTER, PAM, MAT n.

"There has not been as yet any thing publifhed,
either officially or otherwife, refpeaing the report-I
ed confpiracy of the t sth Florets!. All that is
certainly known on this folic@ it, that nn leis
than 20 of the French Generals are either in con-
finement, or in esik. Avotatatt and MAWN•
were condnaed, three days lince, to the Cattle of
romotots, which, you mull recoiled, ,was an in-
dent hate prifon, about a league from Paris. The
talk of mounting guard it the 'Fhuilleries is at
prefent performed by the Corp du Golder, who
were never before called to thatduty. There are
a body of men, brave e'en to defperation, who
accompanied Box &PARTE both in Italy and Egypt,
and whom, by his largefes, he has greatly attach.
ed to his perfon. The Grenadiers of the Confular
Guard, who before dikharged. this duty at the
Palace, are Rill at thy' barracks of Courbervoie.
and Ritchie, two leagues from Paris, to which
places they were fent on the esth Floreal (the sth
milant). It is fuppofed that they will not he re:
called previoufly to the arrival s.f Igo° chafes
men, whom the Italian Republic is about to fend
as a guard of honour to its Prefident. •
66 The Re66illers of the Votes on the queftiOit,
" AVhether 1 ON PARTE (hall be Conftil for li!C ?"
were yelterday doled in this capital. The great
majority of votes w.r.: in his favour. Tilde were,
large numbers who voted in addition" that h
thould have the right of chuling his fucceffor
" that he Ihr•uld be declared Emperor of theGaitlis"
—and by a fmaller party k was propofed, " that •
the Supreme Poster Ihould be hereditary in his •
family,as it was in that of the late RoyalDynaft .."
The Mks of voters, however, were much lets nu-
merous than was expeeted. Many ti tli:
claffes did nut vote, from an apprehenrue thef • 1
hits of votes, as happened at the dote of .the ate
reign, may be converted into fo many lifts of pro.
fcraption I The poorer chalks were •equally thy of
coming forward, hut from a different re iron—
Bread is at eighteen fous, and likely to dearer.
On fuch occalions the populace of Path feel op
cordiality whatever towards the eliding Govern-.
meat."

PARLIAMisvrARt P4OCIEDiNGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUE'DAY, MAY 2S.

Their Lordfhips proceeded to pronounce judgment relative
to the important and long pending Scotch Appeal, Calks v.
Scott, better known by the appellation of the flikery mitre;
the relish of which was, that the Interlocutor was reveries!,
and the remainder of the cafe remitted back to ths Court of
of Son, with diredlions, Etc.

Cousifel were further heard. at a confideralde length, rely-'
dye to the Appeal, Morthland and Jobtiftun
Mr. Adam in continuation on the part of the Appellants. The
further hearing was deferred till kri4ay. •
l ht Dills before the Houfe were forwarded to their tepee-
tire flaps.
. •
The Gardners' Protedion Bill, and the Sugar Bounty Bill:
were brought up from the Commons by Mr. Al•sander.

The Loudon lim Market BUI was prefented by Mr. Ludt-
ington.
A few private Bills were brought up. Tbeie Bide were 11.
verally read a lirft time; after which fume private bufinifs was
difpofed of.ancl then their lordthipi.uljourned till to-inorruw
when the Houk Rands fumtrioueerupun the fecund readlug of
tlc Militia Anzonculation