Star.
London, England, 1801-10-03 00:00:00

PARIS JOURNALS

Up to the 3oth of September, reached til this
morning. Their contents will be found in the pre.
ceding columns of this raper. According to Come
accounts in theft pa pen, Britain has confirmed that
Praia !hall occupy the Eledorate of Hanover till
fomething definitive be fettled refpeding the paci-
fication of Eumpe. Auaria gave in its vote to
the Diet, rellseding the final adjufinsent of the
peace of the Fmpire, on the 16th ult. The •ote
was, that it &odd be referred to a deputation of

r eight Members furnifhed with unlimited power,.
Thefe Members are to be from Mentz, Saxony,
Bohemia, Brandenburgh, the Grand-Mailer of the
Teutonic Order, Wirtemberg, Bavaria, and Heffe
CaffeL

As the above Vote has been fully approved by
his PayssuM MAJESTY, and Peace is about to be
fettled with France, the bufinefs expelled
to go on now with fome alacrity.

Tie r MlJseTl[f, on Wednefday night; went
towirrmiouatyhsvhsrtezas,rre
for
the
tail
time
alit
fea.
fon. The houfe was crowded in every part. The
performancea were or. Critic and the. entertain-
ment of tilue Beard;
The fpeelaters, 'wt the ROYAL FAMILY de-
parted, greeted them with loyal gifeßion.
The Royal yachts faileiten Thurfday for Green.
with. - • •
The Panics of Wastas. rettnoe el. on Thurfday,
to Carleton•Houfe, hr.*, Rata cooralefcence,
nearly approaching to a pared ree`orgy.. Every
inPeafinse einfiquenevoi his late ateident has,
womaderibostlt totally atand•

• We are forry to hear that his -Loyal Highnefs
'the Duke of GLoocurta 'Rill co met feriodly
abdifpoied in GrofvenorAmet.
ioarliament, it is pole Rated, will meet on
* ,apth M el* R. for the, of bufinefe.
• Lordl4s sisoo Isfied the Downs on Thar-
-wit}!f his Ritutdron, to ren.
ROines having, howl
*of, the Preliminary
Thaty, swerve were j',44u rooming fent off
to his Idsedilip, as wet in rAdmwal
Coaawat-
and all the other Gammisrain the Channel,
to epprife them of the most. Loud Neicson will,
)t enure/new, immedtatelY rkkOrn to the Downs,
and the principal part of the Channel Beet will
&only return to port. t,-
Te saran, COvil"41401110"41." COI:WY of
the Seareabieliefitsedattrailed yelberday evenings
Tler
audience,
The pan of lime:cr was performed by Mr. Lawte
with his accenumed meaty and humour. In the
fighting feenes in the third aet between Fnotiky
and BRlmoy, Lewis-Hi parting them introduced a
fally.• which apptedrry happily to the gratifying
sntelligenel of thegigniagoliminariee—a
bang ! Mai lisp NO se k rrjeiciay at 4:gloriosa
trohefienalorldfoNP' The -allu (lon produced a
buril of general applaufe that killed for feveral
minutes.

Before the eartein was drawn np, COD Jaw
fie Xing," and " Rale Ikftestria" were loudly called
for. and pl4tYed with reiterated plaudits.
• The Goesiion of Dover was infpated on Tuef-
day left tor-general Hour, who was accompa-
nied by NeKossair Latiass, an 4 a number of
Staff Officeng The troops were brigaded on the
occafion, and performed a fham fight with great
precifion and effe&. On the following day Ce-
metal !itscsit dined with fevernl Officers in the
Cagle, and yellers:lay proceeded to Chatham, to
hike the comet std of that Diana. He is fumed-
ed at Dover by General Dort, who arrived .there
onWednefday, accompanied by his Aids-du-Camp.
immediately after his nrrival, he proceeded to
infra the feveral fortifications. The great guns
were erwrgeifkrOliyt fired in -several of the bat.
The eftaic Abies:lkow;near Haddington, has
reefs purchafed by R. Sr su A LT, EC+ Lae of Cal.
esinsi, aj.thAlgw price of toposal.

Two chargers were purchafed on Thurfday for
290 guineas, P*.the age of the Faarr CoesuL.—
The export of Englith horfce to France is corn•
fulerable.
While the ChaPeT4n Deh4in Cattle is unclergc.
ing repairs, their Excellencies the Earl and Cowl.
tefs of Haanwicat propofe'attending Divine See-
♦ice in St. Werburgh's church, which has in con,
fequence fuQained Come neceliraq alterations. A
fpacioiss feat has been erected for the Vice-regal
viGtors and their Cadre, and on Sunday fe'nnight
the Counter, HARDWICK& honoured it with her
pretence. "

Heiverta..—.ln the new Conßitution given by
Pmee to the Helvetic Republic, the Pays de Vaud
fvvettd from the Canton of Berne, and made a
atti itfelf. A Protell againft this meafure
was in the Pays de Vaud, and in a few
days it wished a great number of fignatures. The
Prefeft Posits, on this, iffued a Proclamation, in
which he lirongly gbade the inhabitants to fign
this Proteft, and declared his intention to profecute
criminally the unknown authors of it. A few days
afterwards, he received a /sitar figned by thirteeq
of the moil tepedable Perfons rn that • country,
avowing thetnkives authors of the Protell,and that
they were ready so defend its propriety to the laft
extremity. The letter, which was written with
rest (pith, they printed for the information of
their countrymen, and in a very &et time, SOOO
(*tracers& were added to the original Proteft. As
fo heinousa crime *saint} the Revolutionary powers
could not be crierlooked, the authors of the Preget
were fined go *ants each, Or xi gs. 6d. They have
appealed againli this fentence, and the fignaturts
mermaid in number every day. As the Members
of the old Government of Berne have had no flare
in this tranfaflion, it (hews plainly bow the people
feel towards the old Conflitutional and the new
Revolutionary powers. All the Citizens of Berne.
Members of the Elediing Affembly, having refilled
to take the oath required by the Ammar Earreof
were expelled from the Affembly, by the (penal
command of that firii of the Revolutionary Power%
which bas likewife impeached, before the New Di.
retiory, the Members fent by the Cantons of Switr,
Uri, and Underwald, for having perfified in the
fame refufal. The inhabitans of the Valois have
fent to feveral European Courts a firong Protrll
win* the intended incorporation of their country
with'Prance. The French Government admit that
they have not the (mallet tide to that coentry, but
fay it is aecelfary te their comedies With Italy,
that it Should be in their hands.

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