Star.
London, England, 1801-04-13 00:00:00

TROM TIIE PARIS PAPERS.

iVIENNA, NIAR.CH 24.--.-The EMPEROR has poll
i granted to the I.lrench Einigi ants who have ferved
1 or who Rill ferve in the army of Conde, fo foon
•as they are difbanded, all the rights of inhabi-
tants, and the privileges enjoyed by the nobility in
his Hereditary States ; as likewife permillion to
take up their refidence in filch diaries of hied°.
minions as they may think proper.
Auossuituu, Aram 2.—As the arrangements
refpeaing the indemnities that are to take place
in Germany are not yet brought to a .conclufion,
the Court of Vienna has perhaps imagined that it
j might regulate tbefc indemnities at its plcafure, if
r the whole of the South of Germany was occupied
by its troops. The Aufirian Minifler has conic-
quently taken upon him to fend an army into the
Circles of Snabia, Franconia, and Bavaria, as
loon as the French troops !hall have evacuated the
right bank of the Rhine. But General MOREAU
has not felt difpofed to confent to this proceeding
of the At4firian Cabinet ; and fevcral divifions have
in confequence received orders to halt, and even
to return to their cantonments in the Bilhoprick
lof Salt:burgh and Auflria. The divifions of
GROUCHY and RICKIPANSE return to Auflria, and
the divifion of Decses remains in the Bifhoprick
of Saltaburgh.
Warlike preparations are Rill continued at Vien-
na, and in alma the whole of the Aultrian do-
minions. The Prince de Rsuss has, however,
withdrawn his Corps from the Upper Palatinate,
and is returning to Bohemia.

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

CAMP AT WYNBEIG, DEC. 9, 1800.

" I fuppofe you have heard in England of the
pleating intelligence of the capture of Batavia, by
his Majefty's tzth regiment of foot. We have re-
ceived tbme recruits by the laft (hips, but are fill
deficient of our compliment. There is a report
here, that we are to proceed immediately to India,
and to receive drafts from fame regiments there.
They coral of the 73d, 74th, 75th, 76th, 77th,
and 78th Highland regiments. We have recently
had terrible blowing weather here, but it has done
no material damage, except knocking our tents
about our cars. Our fummer here is jut com-
menced, and we have fine fruits of all kinds, par-
ticularly grapes, which are uncommonly excellent.
We are much troubled in camp, by fnakes and
feorpions, which we frequently find in our tents,
and at night the wolves, or rather hyznas, vifit
our confines and make the moll terrible noife you
can conceive. We expeCt to break up camp in a
fortnight, and march to Simon's Town, about 25
miles ditlant from Cape Town. It contills only of
nine or ten houfes, betides the Government.houfe
(where the Officers have barracks). It is a difit-
greeable Candy foil, and if there is the leaf wind,
all perfons are obliged to keep within doors, or
run the hazard of being blinded by the fand. There
is a naval yard, but no bufinefs is done in it at
this time, it being the feafon for Table Bay. All
as perfettly quiet here, our Notteatut neighbours civil,
and Dutch friends porila 1"
ANOTHER LETTER, DAN" CAPE OF GOOD HOPE,

JANUARY 3.
"The ECLIPSE, Captain Jos Es, arrived here,
was fpoke by the Hon. Company's armed (hip Nos-
soil!, Captain CANNING, off the Sand Heads, who
ii.lormed him that he had parted company with a
(mall veffel from Pulopenang, having difpatches
on board announcing the funender of Batavia to
his BRITANNIC MAJESTY. This valuable fettle-
mcnt was taken poWcilion of on the tath of Sep-
umber, by the t zth regiment of foot, which had
embarked from Madras in a fifty-gun (hip and four
frigates."

LONDON.

MONDAY, APRIL 13.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Coigas .1711--Oinahun 41 It
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY
Bank Stock x5Bl S Per 1-rif• 921,i,
3 per Cent. Red. that Long Ann. I 7 3-111
3 per C. ConL 571 Otunitun 41
4 Per Cent. 754 # India Stack 593
Or C.
Navy 94 Conf for Am.—

We have the pleafure to announce the arrival
of the Oporto fleet, confifting of 120 fail, one
part of which has proceeded for the Downs, and
the other to the Brifiol Channel.

Yefterday we received Paris Journals up to the
9th intl. They bring nothing new or important.
The veffel by which there Journals arrived,
brought difpatches from the French Government
for M. Orro, faid to contain an anfwer to the laft
propofals tranfmitted by our Miniftry to the Firft
Conful. The Tier: Garth Ede: are 56 and a fraEtion.
No intelligence has yet been received from the
North Sea fleet later than the 28th ultimo. Two
Nails are due.

The RO7AL FAMILY were yeiterday dorneßi.
cited the whole oldie day at the Queen's-houfe.
His Royal 11;ghnefs the Duke of-Cumstitt.Atto,
od twit (-I the Braucheb of the ROYAL FAMILY,
visited their Mai ssr:Es yelterday at the Queen's

houie.

The PR INC'e of \VALI- s, accompanied by Lord
ilmovstoax, arrived on Thurfday evening at
llis Royal fligliners the Duke of You returned
:o town on Friday, from Bath.
Lord timiaar had a long interview yefterday
with Earl. Sr. VINCENT, at his houfe in the
The Exchaage between Dublin and London at
prefent amounts to 14 per cent. making a lofs of
;l. 131. 4d. on every tool. fterling remitted from
Ireland to this country. Perfons poffefling proper-
ty in Ireland, and, from their Parliamentary du-
ties or otherwife, itecelfarily refitting in England,
are materially affected by the Exchange.
Vbe premium of infurance on neutral veffels to
Bremen and liamburgh, was lath week railed one
per cent. it is now 4 and 5 per cent.
The movement of the Militia regiments on the
Southern coath, is about to take place, viz.—the
Weft Effex are to march to Deal; North Gloucef-
ter, to Dover; Northampton, to Shorneliffe; the
Well Kent, to Sheemers ; and the Weilminfler,
to I)ungenefs. None of their mutes exceed two
days march from their prefent quarters.
The Oxford Militia are on their route from the
Ifle of Wight for Briar'', where they arc to arrive
on the 13th' 14th, and 15th infant..
The firftdivillon of the North Lincoln Militia
was yefterday to march from Brian], by way of
Salifbury and Rumfey, for Southampton; the
two remaining divifions are to follow to-morrow
and Tuefday, and at Southampton are to wait for
further orders.—lt is flippofed that they will be
Rationed in the Ifle of Wight.
The South Lincoln Militia are appointed to ar-
rive at Brittol on the 22d inft. and two following
days, to relieve either the Monmouth or 2d So-
merfet Militia, both of which are thortly to leave
that city.
The cloathing of the Britilh Army is going to
be concluded upon an entire new plan.
General Maur, and feveral other French Of-
ficers, prifoners of war, came home in the 9.l2Esit
Eath-Indiaman, and landed at Deal on Friday af-
ternoon. Several other Palk ogers alio landed
and let off for London.