Star.
London, England, 1802-02-13 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

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BR t sr, Jaw. 3i.—Letters from Spain announce,
that two Spanilh !hips have entered the Port of
Lilbon, and that the Duquene and Syren have ar-
rived at Cadiz.

Two failors belonging to the merchant veffel la
Revanche died at tea, from the feverity of the cold,
and the Captain is hittifelf very ill.
Coswi, 30.—The FIRST CONSUL dined
here, on his return from Lyons. He vifited the
forges, accompanied by the Sub•Prefed, and the
Mayor, and infpe&ed the manufactory with the
greateft attention : he diftributed 25 or 3o Louis
amongft the workmen.
Le Cerf, a veffel difpatched from the Englifh
ifland of Dominica, by General LACROSSII, who
teems to have taken shelter there, arrived here
yefterday. The frigate la Penfee, which failed
from this port fine the. figning of the Prelimina-
ries of Peace, had arrived at the fame island. The
letters brought by le Cerf, dated Dec. t ' confirm
the report of the diflurbances which have taken
place at Guadalonpe. The mulatto Magloire Pe-
lage had feized on the fnpreme power.
BOLOGNA, JAN. 2o.—Notwithflanding the vigi-
lance of our Government, robberies and murders
increafe in the moll alarming manner. There
were a few nights (Mee no lefs than three murders
committed, and the affafEns arc as yet undifcover.
ed. The night following an attempt was made to
blow up the Theatre, by two wretches who had
contrived to convey a quantity of powder in for
that purpofe. The plan was fortunately dif-
covered time enough to prevent the dreadful con-
fequences of an esplofion ; but the two iticendia-
ries efcaped.

Rouks, Fes. 6.—The fecret of the infernal ma-
chine was believed to have been loft with the lives
of thole villains by whom it was invented. A
combination nearly finiilar has Rruck a terror in-
to the commune of Bourgthcroulde. Some indi-
viduals, who accorifing to every appearance were
difguited, delivered at the houfe of widow Duval,
miltrefs of an inn at la Bouille, a letter, with a
ik a!):,ilt a torn it and a half in length : the whole
-lied as follows—" To Citizen Pillon, inn-
at Bourgtheroulde, to be kept for Citizen
orne, watchmaker at Saint-Pierre, Bourgthe-
, 311
packct was delivered by the widow Duval
oenh.r. A:10 car:h.4l it to Citizcit Pillon. who

fent off the letter, but kept the trunk for want of
an opportunity offending it to Citizen Balicorne
the latter repaired immediately to Bourgtheroulde
to receive the clock Paid in the letter to be kept for
him, but curiofity inducing him to open the coffer,
he put his finger on a hook which communicated
with the intenor of it,,and immediately a dread-
ful explofion took place, which deflroyed the
walls of the apartment, carried Balicorne to
fome diftance, and buried him among the ruins.
—This fatal box contained feveral (mall cannons,
filled with gunpowder, and placed in fuch a man-
ner that the hook which kept the coffer (hut com-
municated with the triggers of them ; a woman,
who was in the houfe, was killed on the fpot ; the
wife of C. Pillon was feverely wounded, and his
daughter had her eyes blown out; a failor, who
was accidentally in the houfe at the time, was not
killed.
Two individuals, domiciliated in the Commune
of Bourgtheroulde, one of whom is a watchmaker
like Balicorne, and the other a lockfmith, have
been arrefled on fufpicion of having committed
this crime, the caufe of which is afcribed to jea-
loufy.
CONSTAN TI NOPL E, DEC. 25.—The turkifh navy,
arrived in port, is difarming. The foldiers of the
marine, who are difcharged, are making great dig:
turbances in the fuburbs. A perfon attached to
the Swedilh Legation, and two Englith travellers,
have lately been attacked and robbed in the en-
virons of Pera.

The CAPITA:4 PACHA has left three 'hips of the
line, and a number of Frigates, to watch the coati
of Egypt.
A veffel, newly conffrueled, mounting ninety
suns, has been launched in the prefence of the
GRAND &mums, and the whole Cjurt.

To-day the lalf tranfport with French prifoners
has fet fail on her return to France.

BERNE, JAN. 26.—The Little Council has fcnt
to each of its fix new.chofen Senators a letter,
which contains, among other things, the follow.
ing Circumftances have engaged the Senate
to augment its numbers. It invites you, in the
molt preffing manner, to repair to your pofts. The
nearer the moment approaches in which Helvetia
is to enjoy independence, the more neceffary it is
that all minds fhould join in an union, without
which the pureft motives mull be ineffeEtual. This
confideration, and your love for your Country, are
fidEcient to engage you to accept a poft to which
her confidence and your fervices have-called you."
Jaw natty 3o.—A courier has arrived here from
Zurich, with difpatches, which are far from being
of an agreeable nature. The three diltrias of
Horgen, Metmenlletten, and Meilen, are in a (late
of inTurreelion. They have fent fix deputies to the
Prefea of Government to complain of feveral per-
lons being an cited by his orders, of the difmiffal
of from fifteen to feventeen Sub-Prefeas and prin-
cipal Agents, and of the expences occafioned by
the military executions. Thefe deputies were not
able to obtain redrefs. At prefent the people in
the country are every where arming themfelves,
and talk of marching to Zurich. In many places
there are permanent clubs, and the greatell
animofity prevails between the people in the city
and thole in the country. Almoft all the troops
who were here have marched to Zurich and Arau.
In the mean time the town will be guarded by
the citizens. A deputation however arrived here,
confining of the molt refpeFlable inhabitants, who
demand the difmiffal of the Prefect •of Zurich.—
Our firft Landamman has requefted them to draw
up a petition in writing, and to prefent it to the
Petty Council. The exaction of Tithes is the pre-
tence and caufe of all thefe diforders.

ZURICH, JAN. 28.-r-A fpirit of infurre&ion
reigns in this Canton, highly alarming, which arofe
from the difguft of the people at the appointment
of certain Public Funetionaries, who were the ob-
jells of general deteftation. The few French troops
that were here, were compelled to retreat in the
greateft diforder by a confiderable body of armed
peafants, who likewife arrefted many of thofe
Functionaries who were obnoxious to them. The
news, however, of the approach of a large body
of French troops, has put an end for the prefent
to the revolt.

Fitancarear, Jaw. 28.-It is faid that an union
will be formed between the Ecclefiaftical Princes
of Germany, for the purpofe of thing in concert,
relative to the affairs of the Secularizations. M.
de DaLazy, Bifhop of Conftance, and Coadjutor
of Mayence, is the main-fpring of this Confede-
racy. He has confulted upon the fubjea with the
Eleaor of TR EVES at Aug burg, and with the Bi-
flops :of BAMBERG and WURTLBURG. He is at
Refent at Afchaffenburg with the Eledtor of
MATINCI, from whence he will, it is faid, go to
Vienna.

The Negotiations of M. Set; Trait r, Envoy from
Wurtzburg at the Court of Vienna, have failed of
fixed's, and he is preparing to return to Wurtz-
burg. The Deputies of many other Ecclefiaftical
Princes will alfo quit Vienna. They begin to per.
ceive that the Secularizations will not be delayed,
and that they mull reiign themfelves to their fate.
There is yet, however, nothing Paid about the Con-
vocation of the Extraordinary Diet of the Empire,
although all the Sub• Delegates have been Tome
time fence appointed.
It is alerted that the Nigociations between the
Courts of Berlin and Vienna having failed of fuc-
ca.', are broken off.

AUGSBURG, JAN. 26.—8 y the lag intelligence
from EuriTean Turkey, it appears that Paswasi
Oc Lou remains tranquil at Widdin, and refutes to
fopport in their rebellion the janilfaries of Bel-
grade, who have invited him to take polfeffion of
that Pachalic. It k doubted, in fpite of this, whe-
ther the revolters will recognize any Governor fent
to :hem from Conftantinople.
MUNICH, JAN. 24.—The number of Brigands
which infell Bavaria may be judged of by th.: num-
ber which has been airetied, and which, in De-
cember alone, amounted to 1139 robbers, defert-
ers, vagabonds, and mendicants. Several of there
have been condated bLyond the Frontiers, and
die molt criminal delivered over to the Tribunals.
Tbefe atreas have becu made in confequenee of
new regillati:w.s with regard to pairporte, and
amsliorations u. Lhe

PARLIAMENTARY PRSCEEDNGS.

HOUSE OP LORDS, FRIDAY, FEB. 13.
Certain Accounts, relative to the Exports and Imports of the
lift year, were profaned by two Commiflioners of his Mak&
ty's Odom&
Ant:Mica from the Commilfioners for the Reduellon of the

National Debt, prefentcd an Account of the eapeoditure of that
department for one year, ending the pit of January taft.
The Order being read, for giving Judgment
relative to the important Appeal, Johnfon o.
Stotts,

The LORD CHANCELLOR quitted the Woolfack,
and delivered his fentiments of the merits of the
cafe, and in illuftrating which he difplayed his ac-
cuftomcd t. I,nts, perfpic,iity, and legal know-
ledge. With refpcit to their Lordfhips' decifion
upon the cafe, he ohferved, what he intended to
fubmit to their confideration as a final refult, was
a certain variation of the Interlocutor of the 18th
of Decembcr, 1799; and, in the prefent inftance,
he fhould propore, that the further hearing of the
cafe be deferred till tome day next week, in order
Ito give him an opportunity of determining in what
form he Ihould bring forward his intended propoll-
film, and to confider how fuch a refolution, fop-
pofing that their Lordfhips fhould adopt it, may
be framed in the way molt beneficial to the parties
concerned. Upon the whole, he raid, he was not
then perfealy decided as to the form of varying
the Interlocutor in queition, but he hoped their
Lordfhips would excufe him fur taking up fo much
of their time, his principal motive for which, in
the prefent initance, was to relieve the parties in
the cafe, as far as -was pratticable, from that
anxiety which neceffarily was attached to a (tate
of fufpenfe in a cafe offneh importance; He would
theretore propofe, that the farther confederation
of the cafe be deferred till Wednefday next ; which
propofal kerning fully to meet the kale of their
Lordfhips, he moved to that effeet, and it was
ordered to take place accordingly.
Some private bufinefs was then difpofed of, after
which their Lordfhips adjourned till Monday.

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