Star.
London, England, 1801-02-26 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

CoNsTAN TIEDE LIJA No I 604.11 e SEll, about mid-
night, a Have contrived to enter the French prifon,
and tabbed three Frenchmen as they lay ahleep,
two of whom died on the fpot ; he then plunged a
dagger into his own bread, bnt without confldera-
ble etc& ; he was executed next morning.
The fubjedl of converfation here, for there feve-
ral days pail, has been A quarrel, which is Paid to
have broken out in the army of the GRAND VIZ Ea,
between the Janiifaries and Alhanians,and is which
this Commander is Rated to have been in the ut-
molt danger. It was even reported that he had
actually been affaffinated. The averfion of die
troops of Tripoli, in Syria, to their PACK*, like-
wife proceeded to fuch a height that they refuted
to obey his orders. The GRAND VIZIER, on in-
veliigating the caufes of this infubordination,
cafhiered the PAC HA.

Txousa Pacma, charged with the purfuit of
the brigands in European, Turkey, has fucceeded
in taking fome of them, who were instantly be-
headed. The head of cne of the fame band was
lately lent to this city, and immediately exhibited
on'the gate of the Seraglio.
Timm, Fee. 7.—ln virtue of a decree of the
French Confuls, the almoft impregnable fortrcfs
of Tortona is to be demolilled.

Gs mos, Ft a. 4.—General MURAT is at Leghorn,
and has ordered all the natives of England to quit
the. place in two hours, and the Tufcan territory
in three days; he has fequefterated all Britilh and
Imperial property : it is rumoured at Florence that
the 4000 Ruffians, who are at Naples, have taken
polka-ion of the principal parts of that capital,
alledr,ing, that their Sovereign being at war with
the Englith, his enemies ought not to be admitted
into any of the ports of his Sicilian Majcay.

BERLIN, Fes. 4.—The King is alrooll always
fhut up in his clofet ; he feldont goes to the play
or to the concert. It is faid there is a quellion of
driving the Turks back into theirAfiatic Provinces,
but it is generally undertlood here, that our Go.
vernment will itrenuoully oppofe the projeft ;
Come, who have a right to be well informed, pre-
tend, that if Auflria and Rana coalefce for that
purpofc with France and Sweden Pruffia will',
form 4 counter-alliance with England and the
Porte.

Brant, Jar. 3o.—In confequence of an edi&
of the Government, all the decayed trees of liber-
ty were rooted up on the 26th inllant. There is
only one now Rending. During this operation
feveral groupes of people affembled in different
quarters of the city. and paraded the ftreets, ex-
prefling the fatisfa with which they viewed
the fcene. This circumflance fomewhat alarmed
the Government, and all the military ports were
immediately reinforced. In the prefent Date of
affairs, the petition of General Weiss could not
but confiderably increafe the boldnefs of the mal-
contents.

The Municipality of this city likcwite (hew
tome lymptoms of a refraaory difpofitioi.. They
lately railed a finall corps at their own expence,
which they Rationed at the different points where
the troops of the line were formerly accullomed to
mount guard. This proceeding, with tome others
of the fame nature, have at laft attrated the at-
tention of the Executive Council. Troops have
been marching from feveral points for Berne.
Since the 27th, four Pundned infantry and two
,hundred cavalry have already arrived, in addition
to which we expert a battalion of Frenchmen, and
tome Helvetic corps. The Municipal guard will
be immediately difhanded.

VIENNA, Fe a. IMPFRIAL MAJESTY 1155
appointed the Majors General Harromcouar,
Lusectiss, and O'BRADY, a celebrated foreigner,
to be Field Marfltals. It is confideresl here as
certain, that a firong French Army will loon
I make its appearance in this neighbourhood, on its
march v•svards Turkey, through Hungary, for
the purpofc of forming a junftion with the Ruffians
land the troops of PAS SWAN OG LOU.
AWCICTORT, Fro. I3.—A Deputation of the
Empire for attling the affairs of Germany, to be
nominated by the Diet of Ratifbon, has been for
Come time the fubjea of debate ; hut, according
to the most recent intelligence, it has been flipu-
lated between France. Pruftia, and Aultria, that
there &all be no deputation ; that the conditions
of Peace (hall be ftipulated by theft Powers, af-
terwards propofed by the Eversion to the Ger-
manic Diet, and fupported by the K eve of PiVs.
,a, and the Treaty of Peace figned when the
votes of the different States (hall be given at Ra-
tilbon. This manner of treating will abridge
very much the negot;ation, and avoid the trdivul-
nets of a Congrefs.