Star.
London, England, 1802-12-27 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

ST TTGARD, Dac. 12.—The celebrated Mr.
Mooaa prefented himfelf at the Court of the
Duke of WURT4MBURGI who gave him a very
bad reception. The Duke made known to him.
that he was difpofed to unite with France to main-
tain the peace of the Continent, and to fupport
the operations of the Diet of Ratifbon, and there-
fore he hoped he would excite no commotion in his
States, and make no attempt againft the tranquil.
lity of the Continent, which had now need of
repofe.
Mr. MOORE, therefore, has not been more fuc-
cefsful here than he has been at Vienna. where the
Court would not receive him. It is not probable
that he has obtained greater credit at Munich, and
be will find as little at Carlfruhe, or with the F.;cc-
tor of Hee.

To judge from the fpecial protettion granted at
London to a number of pamphlets publifhed
againft the KING of PRUSSIA, it appears, that he
ought to meet with no better reception at Berlin,
Where then will he find thofe allies fo much de.
fired It is even doubtful, whether he will be re-
ceived in the eledorate of Hanover. He has, there-
fore, taken to drinking Con4ance wine, which is
not fo good as that of the Cape, until a cargo of
allies arrive from India, and until that cargo en-
ables him to have the pleafure of forming a petty
coalition.—Moaltettr.

ORLEANS, DEC. iB.—Two Englith travellers
have been indented to the Prefed ; one of theM
was intoxicated, and behaved in the molt indecent
manner ; when he left the company he proceeded
to fuch excels, that the Lieutenant of the Oendar-
Merle was obliged to caufe him tp be arrefted. He
complained to Lord WHITWORTH, who diftreired
on account of the injury done by the Englithman,
and Rruck with the mticleration of the Prefett,
wrote a very polite letteli to the Magiftrate, in
which he begged him, notwithftanding the jail
refentment which he muft experience, to continue
to thew towards his countrymen that• urbanity
which is peculiar to him.
It is certain that this conduit of the Ambaffader,
is far different from that of the Member of Parlia-
ment, who wifhes that the Prefect of the Police of
Paris might be brought to the bar of the Houfe of
Commons, becaufe he ordered Captain D'Ati-
v litmus to be arrefted. The enquiry which he is de-
firops. fhould be made into that affair, is altogether
worthy of the petit., avatar. du Boulevark.—Mettitevr.

VIRIIKA, Dac. B.—Economy is at prefent the
order of the day in every dartment of our Go-
vernment. From the tft of January 'next bufineff
is to begin in all the public offices at eight in the
morning, and to continue till two in the afternoon.
Hitherto it began only at nine, was continued till
twelve, to be refumed again at three, . and to flan
at fix. Not only, therefore, will there be a faving
of time by menus of the new arrangement, but
there will refult from it befides a fairing of at leaft
ioo,ooo florins yearly for candle light and firings
RATISBON, DEC. t i—The General Diet of the
Empire held a meeting yefterday, and it was re-
folved that the deliberation upon the general .C•n.
clufum tranfmitted direilly to the Diet by theMi-
nitiers of the Mediating Powers fhould be opened
in the firft fitting that fhould take place after the
Chriftmas holidays.

BERN E, Dsc. so.—The Deputies from the thir-
teen di(lriEts of Zurich have prepared the follow-
ing addrefs, and intend to prefent it to the FIRST
CoNsuc, in the name of the people of there (lit:
trias
" Citizen Firft Conful—The liberties and interefts of the
greater part of the inhabitants of Helvetia had been loon irre-
parably ruined; we mutt have fallen, notwithttanding a few
illufrve changes, under the ancient oppreffion of the Canton ;
the diforders of the old fyftem of Confederation would have
been reftorcd; and we fhould.have, confequently, funk under
the influence of a Power which has neither the defire nor she
ability to promote our true public welfare; if your fortunate
,and beneficent declaration had not fuddenly refounded in our
'rallies, and penetrated into the feclufion of our prffons, to cheer
thole fcenes of exile and concealment where the vidtims of our
oppreffors in fecret groaned. We now live in the afurance
that our deputies will inform you of the real willies of the
braver part f the people, and will unfold that plan of ven-
geance which was, for years, meditated againft us, and or
which it has been the objedt, to unnerve our force, to =tin.
pith our public fpirit, to fupprefs .11 the fprinp of patriotffm
in our hearts, to foothe the jolly and eafy-minded into a tether-
getic indifference, and all this, to fix us (laves for ever. Eter-
nal gratitude is due to you, Citizen Heft Coniiti, for our deli-
verance; and we humbly addrefs to you the ardent homage of
grateful hearts. You have deigned, from the elevation of your
glory, from a height of power, to which, for the interefts of
humanity, you are happily exalted, to cast an eye upon our
mifery, and by honouring us with the name of your Ally, to
five us from utter ruin. To you we entirely fubmit the regn•
lation of our deareft interefts. We anticipate, with joy, that
addition of glory which you are to derive from giving happi-
tuffs to our country.
" Tke belt willies, the higheft refpeet of Republican hearts
attend you."
f(The %natures follow.)

DiCEMBER 12.—The Adminiftrative Charri•
ber of the Canfon of Lucerne has been authorized
to levy a contribution of 25,000 francs in the Can-
ton, to make up the fum to be paid for the main-
tenance of the French troops. The Tribunal of
the diftriet of Berne has received inftrudionirrom
the Department of Juftice, not to admit any com-
plaint on account of offences arifing out of political
affairs, committed in September and Odober
with the exception of reclamation, and demands
for indemnity and injuries done to property.—
General NIY having learnt that feveral Chiefs of
Corps of French troops had exaaed firms of money
from the Municipalities, in addition to thole which
they were .ordered to furnith, has requefted the
firft Landamman to iffued very precife orders to
reprefs this abufe, and to write to the Prefects, re-
commending them to prohibit the Municipalities
from paying any firms of that kind, under the
penalty of being refponftble for fuck advances.