Star.
London, England, 1801-04-27 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

&mimeo'', APRIL 18.—Official
has reached this place, that in the courfc of a fet,
days, five demi•brigades, two regiments of cata,
bincers, !even regiments of cavalry, two -of dia.
goons, four of chaffeurs, and eight of hutrars, ty
be expelled to arrive in the departments of the Up,
per and Lower Rhine.
All thefe troops within a few days after Quin
arrival will let out on their march for Befancim.
Bnurdeaux, Bayonne, Ghent, Mentz, Col%ne,
Holland, and various cities of die interior, with
the exception often thoufand, who will remain ii,
our country.

VIENNA, APRIL 9.—Her Majefly the EMPRL!"
was WI night happily delivered of a Pr;neLls.—.
The ceremony of baptifm was performcd this
morning with the ufual pomp, amidlt the noifeof
the artillery on our ramparts. The young Arch.
duchefs was prefcnted over the fount by her £44.
jefty the Q. 2 EEN of NA PLE s, who named her MARY
CAROLINA. There was then a grand drawing.
room at Court for the principal Nobility and Fa
reign Minifters. It was held by his Royal High.
nets the Grand Duke of TuscAsy, in the abfewc
of his Majefly the EMPEROR.

HANAU, APRIL I4.—intelligence has jun beta
received here, that the Pruflians took paid-ion of
the city of Gottingen, in the afternoon of the 9th,
and that they are now matters of the whole Eleflo.
rate of Hanover.

HAGUE, APRIL 4.—A Courier Extraordinary
difpatched from Peterlburgh on the 28th of March
laft, by our Envoy Extraordinary and Minifier
Plenipotentiary Buys, arrived here this morning
at the houfe of the Agent for Foreign Affairs,
with a letter from the prefent Emperor of Ruffia,
AL L XANDER-PAWLOWIT Z, to the Executive Direc-
tor y, announcing the death of the Emperor his
father.

The Miniller Buys, after experiencing on his
journey both through Sweden and Ruffia, a molt
honourable reception, and every affiftance porlible,
arrived at the place of his refidence on the 211, ni
March. On the 23d, he had an audience of his
deceafed Majefty, who affured him, in the molt
pofitive manner, of his fentiments of friendlhip to-
wards the Republic and its Government, and of
his intention to draw clofer the bonds of good un-
deritanding between the two States, the harmony
of which, he added,had never been entirely 'woken,
or was now completely reftored.
The unexpeEted death of the Emperor PADL,
which took place on the 11,1 lowing night, has no:
produced the leaft change in the Court of Peter!:
burgh. On the 28th of March the minifter Burs
was prefented to the new Emperor ; he received a
repeated affurance of the fame refolution, always to
maintain and cultivate the friendfhip which ought
to be renewed with the Batavian Republic, and he
was requefted to tranfmit to the Batavian Govern-
mcnt his Imperial Majefty's fentiments of good
will towards it. _ _

Before the arrival of the minifter Buys, the de.
fire of his government to fee the reciprocal rela-
tions reftored, had been anticipated by the nomi
nation of a Ruffian Minifter to the Republic.

FRONTIIRS OF TURRET, MARCH
from Crinfkantinople that the Englifh Miniiter.
having been prevented by a formal order from the
Grand Segnior from having any communication
with the Divan, was preparing to return home.—
It is likewife Rated, that a Ruffian fquadron of fix.
teen (hips of war had arrived at the Dardanelles,
and that thcy were at firft refilled leave to pafs,
but that the Ruffian Arnbaffador, having made a
perfonal application to the Sovereign, inirmili•
ately obtained an order that the Strait fhould 41.
ways be open to Ruffian (hips.
CADI z, Ara 3. Official difpatches from hfl •
villa, dated July 4. !Soo, ftatc as follows :—"
the 2 7th of Junea veffel, under the Danilh Rag,ladca
on account of Armenians, arrived here in five
from Madras. This veffel brings intelligence, that
the Englifh were fitting out an expedition againß
the Mahrattas, who had declared war againfi
them, to proteil one of the tons of Timm Sass ;
on account of this diverfon they do not think of
undertaking any thing againft us. The troops,
however, are dill in cantonments, and occ.dioa
prodigious expense."
Extra& from intelligence, received from Madras
at Manilla on the loth of July, a 800, which reach-
ed Acapulco in November the fame year, and
came to St. Andero in forty-one days, by a Span.:a
merchant armed veftel : " The (hip Magellanci,
and the frigates la Fama and la Lucia, arrived 0.1
the sth of November at Acapulco with intelligence
of the Englifh having experienced feveral defeats
in India. The fticceffnr of Two° Sara, at the
head of roo,ooo Mahrattas, had given them bat:.e
and taken two fortreffe s. He was preparing t.)
make them fidiain (till greater Doles, which would
preferve Manilla from the danger of an invafion."
,41foneteur.
MADRID, MARCH I So.--The head quarters of the
army are fixed at Valladolid, which gives rife to
an opinion that the principal attack wall be on the
coals of Caftile. The plan of the campaign is (aid
to have been concerted with General Sr. CYR,
who has arrived here within there few days. The
Prince of Peace and the iPrinee of Cams FRANCO
are on the eve of their departure. The
part of the officers are already at their pons, 1,7,
it is certain that the campaign will not be opened
previous to the arrival of the French troops.
Our ports are full of Danilb and Swedifh
Four frigates are arrived at Alicant, from Na
jorca, where they have taken up (even battalions
defined to march againft Portugal. An embargo
has been laid on the Portuguese (hips, and every
fort of communication with that country- is inter-
rupted.
ARANJWIZ, APRIL 15. The Prince of PAIN/
has been faluted and acknowledged Sovereign of
Tufcany ; a guard of honour has been affigned to
him, and for three days there was an illnnunation
and a gala at Court. On the sift of April, he
will let out from Madrid for Paris ; on the 3d rt.
May he will reach the frontiers of France, and
from Paris he will proceed with all poffibk del
patai t., Florence.--Afwitter,..