Star.
London, England, 1801-04-20 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

FLORENCE, MARCH 27.—General MURAT, in an
arrette, dated this day, accepts the refignation of
Gataitawri, PONTILLI, and Gaolers, Affißant
Coußfellors to the Provifional Government of
Tufcany. The General has fubftituted for the
Provifional Government, a Definitive Govern.
meat, compofed of the following Members :—I.
F. PIERALINI, Auditor of the Confulta ; A. CER.
CIONANI, Auditor of the Rota; BCRNAND LESSI,
Advocate Royal; and G. POMEANTI, Superinten.
dant of the Chamber of Accounts.

Tu Ill'''s ell zl44.—Letters from Cremona (late,
that a • -t of thZ Picdmontefe troops will co-ope-
rate in -e proceedings of the Army of Obferva-
tion 0 the South, and that the other part will re-
main a k huola and Faenza for further orders.
Severl trains of artillery arrived here yellerday,
and were lodged in•the citadel, where it is laid the
French Government means to eilablifh a School
' of Artillery.
The demolition of the fortifications of this city
is not yet completed. The contribution for de-
fraying the expence of demolifhing them not being
fuflicient, the Extraordinary Commitlion 'has or-
dered another contribution of so,ooo livres, of
which 3000 mull be paid by the Jews, and the
rcll by the tacit individuals in the city.
AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, APRIL s.—. The pafage of
the Ruffians through our city will not take place
till the 23d and the following days. They are
marching in five columns of -400 men each.—
Lodgings are preparing for them.

BRUMLS, Antal. t t.—The lateft accounts
from the Hague (late' that in confequence of the
urgent applications of the Minifter of the United
States, the Batavian Government has taken off
the embargo on American veffels ; but it Rill con-
tinues with refpea to the trading veffels of other
nations.

The Raple fixed at Brit&ls, in the reign of jo-
[ sent 11. is to be removed to Antwerp. The free
navigation of the Scheldt having ruined the trade
of °fiend, the principal houfes are preparing for
their removal to the fame place. On the other
hand, it is probable that the German Companies
here will transfer their bufincfi to Tome of the
towns on the Rhine; fo that a general commer-
cial revolution will take place in the nine united
departments of Belgium.

thous, A►Rt6 B.—We hear from the Helder,
that the order for laying an embargo on all mcr•
chant fhips having arrived at that place on the
3oth of March, it was put immediately into exc•
cution, which prevented many (hips from proceed-
ing to fea. Orders alfo arrived at the Meufe in
fufficient time to prevent the departure of thole
(hips that were ready to fit
APRIL q.—There is every indication that a part
of the troops will be embarked, thould hoftilities
continue with England.
The projea of the new Conflitution is printing.
Our fleet which is now in the Meufe, under the
command of Admiral Da Wi T a lt, Is on the point
of failing. The officers bilonkting to the hips
have received orders to juin without delay their
refpeeive veffels.
VtsllrA, APRIL I.—According to letters from
Buchareft, PASS WAN Ocit.ou has been routed by
three Pachas.• The Ottoman troops having re-
ceived confiderable reinforcements, are at prefect
advancing with a numerous train of artillery
again(! Widdin, for the purpofe of befieging it.
STUTGA RD, APR/1. 2.111 e Prullian Mind crhal
declared to the Diet of Ratifbon, that his Sove-
reign did not confider the quellion of the indent-
nibcations as an affair which required fo precipi-
tate a conclufion, and that if a deputation were
appointed for the difcuflion, his Majelly demanded
thaehis Miniflcr might be a member of it. It is
that the Minifier of Bavaria has made a familia
dcclaration.

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