Star.
London, England, 1802-01-28 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, JAN. 33.
The Fins? CONSUL is expelled here to-morrow,
or the next day.
The fate of 44,c00 emigrants from the Depart-
ment of the Lower Rhine, Teems at length deter-
mined. The Government commenced with or.
dering the definitive erafure from the lilt of emi-
grants, cf all who belong to the clafs of labourers
in hn(bandry, farmers, and artizans ; it then pro-1
seeded to the erafure of the women and children ;
and the other clanks have now occupied its atten-
tion. All uho have been able to prove that they
did not leave France until after the 31f1 of May,
*793, and that their condua bad been uniformly
irreproachable before that period, have obtained
their endure without much difficulty, and the re-1
fiitution of their immoveable property. Several
perfons who emigrated before that period, have
likewife been crated, but without recovering their
Pro Pert 7-
Letters from the right Bank of the Rhine flats,
that the Auftrian army is now entirely placed up-
on the Peace Ettablilhmcnt. Its effeaive force
congas of 3 zr,ooo men, including the new regi •
went of Huffars levied in Hungary. The mili.
Lary forces of the Pruffian Monarchy amount to
365,000 men, exclu(ive of two regiments of Hu-
fans and Dragoons now forming.
It is afferted in letters from Nuremburg, that
the Sinn of PRU sue intends to add that. city, with
its territory, to his ot'aer poffeffions in Franconia.,
The lot of the circle of Franconia is decided. Some
of its diaries fall to the (hare of the ELECTOR of
BAVARIA : amongff others, the Bifhopric of Eich-
!lett, and feveral Bailiwicks of the Margraviate
Bayreuth, ceded to the EleLor by the KING of
Pau ssi A ; a part of the Bifhoprics of Bamberg and
Wurtzbourg pals under the Pruffian dominion,:
the remainder under that of the PRISM, of Olamo R.
FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

LYONS, JAN. 17.—A deputation from the de-
partment of Were has arrived here, and was this
day pretested to the FIRST COMM..
The Cifilpine Deputies, Members of different
Academies, and thofe who belong to the Tribu-
nals and Courts of Juftice, had an audience, at the
end of which the FIRST CONSUL was engaged in
bufinefs with the Minifter of the Interior, the
Counfellor of State of Cretet, and the Prete& of
Herault, Gard, Ifere, and Vanclufe.
JAN. 18.—A deputation from the city of Boor-
dean:, compofed of Citizens LITILLIER, Mayor,
and Citizen Paz-raziru LAVOSSE, Member of the
Council of the Prefeeturate of the Department of
La Gironde, pi-dented to the FIRST CONSUL the
following Addrefs

THE CIVIL AND MILITARY AUTHORITIES OF THE
DEPARTMENT OP LA GIROUDE, AND THE PUBLIC
FUNCTIONARIES OF THE CITY OP souanesur,
Tv THE FIRST CONSUL OP THE TIMM!, REPUBLIC.
Bourdemix, )thole t 3, An. to, Um 5, 1805.)
" General Conful—Lyons enjoys your pretence.
Bourdeaux of Tres at the fame happinefs. Com-
plete that of the Cifalpine, and gratify the willies
;4 the inhabitants of La Gironde before you re-
turn, according to thofe Of the Parifians. You
will fee a Province which, as well as all France,
is indebted to you for the return of its commerce
and its profperity. If gratitude towards you be
a duty for all Frenchmen, how much mull your
hrefexice amongft us increafe our fatisfadtion, and
eighten our teftimonies of refpea, chew, and
fatisfaition
"The public Funaionaries, organs of the depart.
ment of La Gironde and of the city of Bourdeaux,
feel too much to be able to exprefs their feelings at
greater length. Their pen, General Conful, tranf-
snits to you their defire, but it leaves to their
heart the care of making their gratitude propor-
tioned to the benefit. —We faluteyouiwith refpea."
The FIRST CousuL informed the Deputies that
he was highly fenflble of this teftimony of attach-
ment given to him by the city of Bourdeaus, and
announced that it was his intention, as loon as

circumagutces would permit, to vjfit the different
parts of the Republic, and particularly Bourdeaux-
He then conferred with the Deputies on every
thing relating to the maritime commerce and ap-
proaching profperity of their important city.
AN. 19.—The FIRsICoNsuL vifited this day the
different manufaaories, and examined with great
interell and minutenefs the various proceffes cm-
plo_yed in them.
Beam, LAN. RIDING has elleaually
accompli ed the object of his journey. France
retains only in the country of Valais the right of
making a military paved road. The French troops
lying in Switzerland are to be at the difpofal of
GOT Firil Magiftrate, and he may order them to
quit the Helietian territory whenever be thinks',
proper.
JANUARY 16.—Different reports are fpread here
refrain the re-ellabliihment of our political re-
lawns with France, which the firft Landaman
Inuit have effetted at Paris, and which mull, at
length, fix our political intereas. We are allured
one of the articles is, that the little Council and
the Senate will be compoled in future of a greater
number of members than at prefent ; that there
will alto be two new Landamans, and that tbe is
Senators and four Members of the Little Council,
which are to be added, will be all chofen from
among thofe who are friends to themew order of
things; but nothing certain on this fubjet is !mown.
It is Paid alto, that the FIRsT COME is much sfit
pleated, that the refult of his converfations with
the Landaman REDING thould have been made
public.
The inhabitants of Leman, who were in favour
of an union of the country of Vaud to the canton
nt Berne, have fent hither a perfon named hiss
Ta AL DI ST. SAPPORIEN' to folicit for this union. ,
He hid an audience of the French Minißer Vet
•
.tAc, but tuct v ith a very cool reception.