Star.
London, England, 1802-06-02 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

BERLIN, May !S.—The Prufli4n troops, which
are to form a _amp at Memel, in the beginning
of June, and to rnanceuvre before his IMPERIAL
MAJESTY of RUSSIA, confifi of the grenadiers of
Below and Ebra, the regiments of infantry of
Scluzning and Reinhard, the fnfiliers of Reinbow
and Thiemen, the dragoons of Bufch and Schenck,
five fertadrons of the hull'ars of Suter, and half a
battery of flying artillery. All thele troops will
form a camp of 9,200 men.
VIENNA, May 2.—According to a letter lately
received from Biteharell, the Ottoman troops def
tined to :la .`.tit PASSWAN OGLOU, have opened
the campaign, and have already taken poffeflion of
Negotin. The corps difperfed throughout Wal-
lachia have, at the fame time, received 'orders to
encamp on the kit bank of the Danube, to pre-
vent all furprife from ills enemy. HASSAN PACHA
has fee out from Nicopolis, t 3 put himfelf at the
head of the army. He is to be fucceeded in his
Government by MLOEMED PACHA.
Mut: len, May t B.—A courier extraordinary
difpatched by M. Ctrro, the Minifler Plenipoten-
tiary of our Court to the French Government, ar-
rived here a few days ago, with difpatches of :he
utmott importance. They gave rife to a convo-
cation of a general afTembly of all the Members of
the Minilry ; and we are generally allured, that
they contain a definitive arrangement in regard to
the indemnities of the Eleiftor, which, it is raid,
will he very confiderable, and filch as were defined.
It is afr.:rted in a pofitive manner, that all Upper
&labia will he united to the domains of the Elector
We do not yet know what other countries are def.
tined to form part of his States.
The Margrave of BADEN has written to the
Eleelor, Lis fan in law, that his indemni.ies have
been fixed alto in the moil fatisfaelory manner, and
that they confia partly in the hillioprics of Spire
and Stratburgh, fituated on the right bank of the
Rhine, the prevotes of Schtiltern, Gengenhach,
and Sch warzach ; thediflriEt known under the name
of Ortenau, and come imperial towns.
STUVEGARD, May lg.—The inhabitants of the
Venetian States expert, it is faid, to have, in the
coutfe of the Summer, a Governor or particular
Prince of the Hotife of Atifiria, who will airtime
the tide of Grand Duke of Venice. But it does
pot appear that this Prince will be the ci-devant
Duke of Tun :any. We arc affured, at prtfents
that this Lac S;,vereign will be indemnified for hi-
Italian States by the countries in Poland belong,
ing to Aultria ; and that the latter power will
unite to its tell-4m.y in Germany the indemnities
allured to the Grand Duke of Tufcany by the
Treaty of Luneville. Lt this manner the Court of
Vienna will have t svo Olablifliments for the Princes
of its Wide, as it had before the war, in Belgium,
Lonthat dy awl Tm.i.c.my.
It is faid, that the Prince of Orange will have I
his indemnities in I'm tt:lMan Poland alto, that is to
fay, in ;-;aimthrn ?rulli m ; and that the Court of
Ikrlin, to inm:.:cantly it for this c,:ffion, still have
the Pilhnprics of Wurzbitrgh and Bamberg, which
were dellintd fit the Houfe of Orange.

PS ...Nerrcar, May 2.-11 we can credit the
puLlic tl;is year will he very remaikahle
by the IniV;;IS of the firii potentates in Europe.—
They have :,lrea.ly tmaounced a journey of the
Emperor of Gertna:,y to Hting.try, and even to
Verc:ian aates ; that of die (kl;cen of Naples,
to ; that of the Emperor of Prilla, to the
froraiirs of his States ; that of the King of Sweden,
to Finland ; that of the King c Prutha, to War-
law ; that of Pt ir,:e.,-Idolplius of England, and the
Doke of Meckler.buigh, to Hanova. ; that of the
lieted;tary Prince of Weymar, to Paris. They
ipeAt alio of an interview which %kill take place at
Diefdcn, at which will be prefent the King of
ProCia. the Archduke Charle7:, the C.-and Duke
Cold:a.ltint, the Duke of Bruolwick, the Land-
g:•:;vc of Hell; CaFel, the Ele.nor of Saxony. We
hear aiii uf the departure of the Prince Royal of
benmark for the Danifh province: of Germany,
and that of toe Hereditary Princef of Denmark,
for Pyrn;nat, and the return of the Princtfres of
piden, who ar7 gr,ing to return to Cartfruhe, an.:
wham the Icinz.of iStydrjuivill itumeas a tart