Star.
London, England, 1801-09-23 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

R ATlSlON,SEPT.3.—Notwithflanding the filence
which alwaysreigns refpeCting the political opinions
.and conneCtions of the Courts of Berlin and Vien-
na, on the fubjed of indemnities, it is Rill atFerted
that on this point thcle two powers preferve the
bell underftanding, and it is fuppofed that they will
vote to a fimilar purpole on the Bth of this month
in the deliberations of the Diet. What is very
remarkable is, that out of 96 votes which com-
pote the College of Princes, 26 are at the difpolal
of a tingle Mmifter. This Minifler is the Count
de Goertz, the Pruilian Envoy; he has tight voices
for Magdeburgh, four for Mecklenburgh, two for
Baden, two for Naffau Orange, and by fubilitu-
tion feven for the EleEtoral Houle of the Palatine
of Bavaria.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 pet Cent. Conf. 591 f—ditto, for account, 591,--.
5 per Cent. 95i—Otnniunt 7i to 7/.
SEPIIMBILII i9:-5 per C. Gov. Deb. 90.

Difpatches were this morning received from Sir
JOHN EORLASE WARREN. It has fince been re-1
ported, that, from a merchant veffel, he had re-
ceived information of Lord KEITH'S Fleet having
captured a French convoy, bound for Egypt.
We are extremely happy to announce, that yef-
terday paired by Portfmouth, for the Downs, the
ACASTO and LOWESTOEFE frigates, with the
Raikes, NEWTON, and a large fleet under convoy
from Jamaica ; two 'hips and two brigs (names
unknown) are on chore off Stcniagcr.
This day the Hamburgh Mail arrived, which
las brought us the following communications :
VIENNA, Sem §.—An approaching change in
the Miniftry was talked of feveral weeks fence.
This has now taken place; but it proves to be of
a different kind from what was expelled, as it only
relates to the Privy Council, which hitherto con-
filled of fix Minifters of State and four Counfellors,
whole employments were feparate, and who never
conferred together on public affairs. This Coun.
en has been aboliftied, or rather it has received
another form, and will now difcufs all affairs in
the prefence of his IMPERIAL MAJESTY. The
number of Members is limited to four, at the head
of whom is the Archduke CHARLES, as Prefident
of the Aulic Council of War; next to him is Count
COLLOWRATH, as Minifter for the affairs of the
Interior. The third Member is Count TRALIT-
ll•IIIIDORFF; and the fourth Count Louls DR CO-
IIENTZEL.

The fon of the chief Phyfician of the GRAND
Seminole is arrived here from Conflantinople to
Rudy Medicine; he mull firll learn Latin.
Cardinal C , who goes as Papal Legate
to Paris, was formerly Nuncio at Vienna.
The mutinous Janifaries of Belgrade, who nal
keep the PASHA of that city in confinement, begin
to want provifions. No communication is per-
mitted with them on the fide of Auftria. A num
ber of Auttrian troops are affembled in the vicinity
of Belgrade as a corps of obfervation ; and Ge-
neral JILLACHICH is arrived at Semlin. As the
rebellious Janifaries have not received the aid they
expeeted from Widdin ; and Turkifh troops are
on their march for Belgrade, it is expeCted that
they will be compelled to come to an accommo-
dation.

Mr. DRUMMOND, the new Englint Envoy to the
Neapolitan Court, has already paffed through
Prague on his way to the place of his dellination.

In the Convention concluded between France
and the Pore it is flipulatcd, that the town and
fortrefs of Pefaro fhall be guaranteed anew by the
French Government to the Papal See ; and imme.
mediately after the exchange of the ratifications,
(hall be evacuated by the French troops; which arc
likewife to be withdrawn from the other places in
the Ecelefiaftical State, except Ancona, where a
French garrifon is to remain, till the war in Egypt
be terminated.
Mote lc te, Sim 1 I.—lt is confirmed that the
Cabinets of Vienna, Berlin, and Paris, ate agreed
cn :he fubjett of the fecularizations, and that the
Envoys of there powers at Ratifison, will proceed
in the inotocoleconferenee to take further meafures
fi:r the complete adjuftment of this affair. The
Diet, it is believed, will concur by a Deputation
eonfifling of, at Moil, four Members.
Urrre RHIN!, SIPTEMZER I2.—According to
a new ordinance, publiih:d in Belgium, all contri-
butions are to be paid up, without fail, by the end
of the month. As thefe were before paid at inde-
terminate tames, and commonly every half year,
many perfons are inclined to infer, that a change i;
approaching in that country.
According to a private letter from Paris, the
preliminaries of peace prnpofed by England con-
fift of 11 iltiiCL:s, which were cont.:Litre(' on the
sth init. in the Council of state, at which Boxo-
PARTt himself pref:ded. The sth article (decor
ding to this letter), is in firbfiancf-, thlt the
prulLan troops (hall evacll3:C the Hanoverian ter.

thory within fix weeks, and the French troops
Belgium."
It is however, much doubted, whether France,
will confent in any manner to give up Belgium.
The entrance of French troops into Switzerland
appears now to be certain. Several corps of Swifs
troops have received orders to hold themfelves in
readinefs to march out of their refpeCtive garri-
Cons, probably to make room for the French. On
the sth init. all the Swifs troops in Zurich marched
out of that city.
BANES or THE MAINE, SEPT. 12.—According
to letters from Paris, the Government there has
in contemplation a meafure by which the whole
affair of the emigrants will be at once terminated.
It is propofed to frame one tingle lift of emigrants
who (hall he for ever excluded, while all not con-
tained in this lift (hall be confidered as definitively
erafed. It is fuppofed, that by this operation, out
of 14.0,000 names, only to,ooo will remain on the
emigrant lift.
BERN, SEPr. 5.—To-morrow the Helvetic Diet
will affemblc here. There are in the whole eighty-
one Deputies; nine Members of the Legiflative
Council; three of the Executive; two Minifters, &c.
and we now expect to have a definitive Conflitu-
tion; and that our Provifionary Eftablifhments
will be changed into a final and conftitutional or-
der of things.
MILAN, SEPT. s.—On the 24th ult. the diffolu-
tion of the Provifionary Government was declared
at Florence. Senator Mozzt is appointed Firft
Minifter and Counfellor of State; the Prefident of
Juftice, BLOND!, Director of the Secretaryfhip of
State; the Marchefe AN row to Coss], Counfel-
lor and DireCtor of the Secretaryfhip of Finance.
The Counfellors Prince Coastal, the Chevaliers
FOSSOINIIRONI and CLAN! retire, retaining their ti-
tles, and the latter with a penfion. The three
Counfellors GIUSTI, Gtatt HI, and MARTINI, will
likewife be received into the Council of State. The
Minifter VENTURA has already refigned his em-
ployments, and will go back to Parma, and the
greater part of the Spaniards who came with the
KING are likewife making ready for their depar-
ture.

BRE MEELEHE, SEPT. !G.—The expeetations of
the inhabitants of this country, of being at length
freed from the Pruffian troops, which of late have
been kept up by various circumflances, are now
confiderably *reared, by an expreffion in a Pro-
clamation publifhad at Hanover on the sd inftant
This Proclamation ftriElly enjoins all the Inhabi•
tants of the Hanoverian dominions, on pain of
imprifonment, not only not to encourage defertion
from the Pruffian troops quartered in the country,
" and on their approaching retreat," but to prevent it
by every means in their power. It is figned by
Count KtELMANSEGGE, one of the Members of the
Regency, and ordered to be immediately circulated
for public information. In the mean time, the fig.
nal pofts, which run from the coaft acrofs the coun-
try, were removed two days ago ; and the Pruf.
fian Officers themfelves give out, that they exped
orders to depart in the courfe of next month.