Star.
London, England, 1802-03-12 00:00:00

GERMAN'?.

MARCH t.—Several German
Papers Rate, as the batty of the great bnfinefs of
indemnitieg. the Convention concluded at &r•
lin the sth of Anglia, 1796, between the French
Minifter, CAILLA/tD, and the Count lianowtvz,
of which the fifth article, concerning the indem-
nity of the Prince of ORANGE, has already been
made very public. In the firft article of that Con-
vention it is raid :

" The °Nell of the two contemning parties was at the outlet
to agree upon a territorial inditrinity for the lots of the PruiTian
provir.em fituate upon the left bank of the Rhine, in cafe that,
by the peace with the Empire, that River fbould be ceded to
Fence ; fcr that purpok they have turned their eyes to the Bi-
&optic of Munaer, eomprithig therein the cotintry of Recklin-
hasten. But the French Government having expreffed a with
that the Republic oldie United Provinces Should obtain, as a
fort of Indemnity for the countries ceded to France, the part of
the laid &aseptic which extends from the place where the Ems
enters into the colleen Frize, up that river as far as Wining),
and thence in a right line by Haden, and along the frontier of
the duchy of Clews to the place where it joins the frontier of
Holland ; his Pratun Majetty declares, therefore, in order to
She to the French Republica proof of his friendly fentitnents,
thzt when the queftion of the ceffion of left bank to France
fha'.l come to be difetiffed, be will net oppoce it ; and as for
tic porpoie of indemnifying the fecular Princes who shall life
by that difpoh•lon, the principle of kenlarifationswill then be-
come abfoiately necefiny, his Majefty coofents to accept that
prine:ple, and &all obtain, as an indemnity for hit provinces,
&wee upon the left honk of the Rhine, compelling therein the
territo7y et Stevener,which will be in that cafe ceded to France ;
the reit of the Bilhopne of Marker, with the country of Reek-
hunauten, with the exceptions, uuwever' of the poet above-
mentioned, and according to the previous keltirifaticm. His
Majl.ftp referees to blinklf, notwithaanding„ a power to make
inch farther addition as may appear to him more proper to men-
*le hi' indemnity."
ad The [mood article of the Treaty of Balk, of the sth of
April, t 795, remains in full force; in cookquence the French
Republic accepts the Mediation of the r.,,•• a Proffla in fa-
vour of the other Princes of the Empire whl may defire to en-
ter immediately into a negotiation with her upoti the principle
eapreffed in the preceding article.
3. in the twofold fuppolition espreffed in the articles of the
teflon of the left Left Bank to Franee,and of the acceptance of
the principle of fecularbiations, his Worms Majcfty, sod the
French Republic, bind thenefelves to employ their joint efforts
to procure for the Prine,m of the Houk of Hdk, the feet:beige-
dun of filch of the icelefsaftical States as nay be &wed molt
conveniently to indemnify them for the property and dkets
which they 1* upon the Left Bank of the Rhlne,and, further,
particularly to ketare to the One of Hcffc Caffel the !teetotal

Stahl. •
4. His Majelly the sing of Proilia engager to maintain the
cities of leamhurgh. Bremen, and Lubec, in their prefent in-
tegrity and independence.
The fifth article fixes the indemnity of the Houk of Orange
by the BlOmprics of Wurzburgh and Bamberg. No time will
be loft to learn whether this Convention, concluded fine the
exiitence of the Medal, may not have experienced under
the Confular Government, fume changes which may have be-
come nec;feary in relation to manners, afar& the religion of
the inhabitants and other political concerns. Moreover, we
remark that all the Powers interefted in the bufincTs of e in-
demetles do no like the neighbourhood of a great Power.—
We are now allbrit that the exchange between Meekicnburgh
and A:tepee!' is nearer than ever.---We we alto aired that the
Xing of Pram has agreed to take as indemnides the polectlions
of the Princes of Mealenburgh Schwerin and Strelits, and to
cede them in exchange for patients in Weltphalla.

PARLMMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MAttCH

Ths various Nils bear.. the Honk were forwarded in their
ef
rrain foga.
Ile Earl of Wu.Tov prtfented a Petition from certain
;khan confined in Lancalter jail, praying relief, which was
ordered to lie on the Table. _ _ _ _ _

Some Private bufincfs was difpoted of, and a somber of wit-
was were (worm

After waiting fame time in expediation of Bilk from the
Co onus, their Ludihips adjourned till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Leave WU girCIS. on the motion of Mr. MAIN wmmen. to
bring in a Bill for repairing the Church of St. Anne. Weibnin.
kr. and for other purpofea amain& the regulation of St.
Arne 's Parith.

The ne Million Loan Bill mad the lock:unity Bill vrereread
a third time And pared.
Mr. .11.1r.AND ea brought up the Report of the Committee
or: the Murry Bill, which was read and agreed to, and the Bill
ordered in be read a third time tomorrow.

The Repot otthe Committee of Supply was brought up, and
the Reiblutions were read and agreed to.
Leave was given to bring in a Bill fur the better regulation
of the Marine Fortes while on fina7e.

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Mr. BonTM gave notice that, be timid, on Monday next,
',wee for leave to bring In a BIH to oblige Parini °yak.= of
the PUOr to keep a Fr-sifter of tLe Pea" Apprentlem.
A hlef,..ge from the Lordi Itated their I.oratlsipe affent to
t!„•! hirpirkig Lana E!!1, and to feveral private
• Or.:rresl, no the notion of Mr. VA tdillTTAll r,thet die Honk
ibuteld hi-utiornew rcfo:ve into. Cominittte to corfider the pro.
yr;.ay of empowerifter hir Majcity to grant a falary to a paten
to be appointed infv.:tor of Wilma for Felons.
The Sreeees shod if this meafure came recommended by
ItL. Ma} fty
The CIADICILIOI of the EZCIIIT:ea allfr.ercd In the af-
Irmadvc. _ _

Ordered, on the sncs:ou of %Ir. VA NOT TA IT, that the Ex-
pecte% Laws Committee be infireried to profectac their en-
quiries, and to report from time to time to the Hook.
Mr. MA:aware brought up the Report of the Committee
on die American Treaty Bill, which was read and agreed tom.
The DM ern ordered to be nad a ddrd time tomorrow.