Star.
London, England, 1801-12-30 00:00:00

DaCllMlllt

The Conferrative Senate' in the Siting a yet-
terday, being allernbled to the'number of Meta.
ben prefcribed by the 9oth article of the Conftitu-
lion, proceeded, in conformity with the 16th ar.
tick, to the choice of a Senator. ,The three can.
didates were the Citizens 13113001/111al, preknted
by the Tribunate ; Gazoolaa, by tbetegillative
Body ; and LA hitattLuaas, by the Coa.
SUL.

Citizen GIIIO.IIII obtained a majority of the
Cul/raes, and was in confequence declared a Man-
4tr oithe Confervative Senate.
In the fame Sitting, the Confervative Senate
-named Citizen Hurts...l,4, Receiver of the De-
partment of Mont Tonnerre. a Member of the
Legiaadve Body, in the room of Citizen Psson
du GALAND.

It is reported at Frankfort, that the Anflrian
troops wM immediately enter Moldavia... The in-
habitants of that country, it is added, loudly ex-
ptefs their wilit to pars under the 4tdLian Go.
vaunent. •

Cosiliki 5 3 f" 25 c.

PROM THE PARIS PAPU&
Astaxs, 23 Fitments, Dac."l4.--On t..
ing of the Mb, (Dec. 9), a courier from Los
brought Difpatches to the Englifh Minifler,
quis Cosswattts : after delivering his Difp
he continued his Journey to Paris, from w)
is prefamed that he was charged with
Difpatches for the French Government.
noon Marquis CORNWALLIS fent a mcffagt
French Minifter, and at fix o'clock C.
Bo AAAAA vs repaired to the bottle of the
Minifter, where they held their firft coni,
which lafted till midnight. An immenfe crol
people, on the arrival of the Courier, affe
before the Hotel of the Englifh Minifter,
having !hewn himfelf fdt Come time at one
windows, received the univerfal plaudits
' people.
On the 19th (Dec. to), the two Miniftel
to continue their ilegociations ; the Spanit
Batavian Miriiners, who have been here fine
17th (Dec. 8), mull have had a !hare in theft
ferences.
HACIVE. Dec: 14.--C. Janus, appointed 1/4
vernor General of the Cape, has fct out for A
fterdam, where he will receive his inftruetions
from the Afiatic Council. C. Dissyrz, ,
by his talents fn medicine, is appointed Dire(
the Hofpitals at the Cape, and will repair this
with C. Jawsaw.

VIENNA, Dec. 6.—A courier who arrived .
the day before yefierday from Infpruck, brouj
intelligence of the death of her Royal HiL
the Arch-Duchefs ELtzesern, in the fifty-el
year of her age.
FRANCIEFORT, Decimate ie.--The PRINt.
ORANGI will not rofide at Berlin as was fuppol
We have received from Caffel the unexpeded
telligence, that this Prince paired through
city, on hie way not to Dillenbourg bnt to
another town of the Principality of Naffau.
was accompanied by hisfon the Hereditary Prim
and no mention is made of his having ever '
at Berlin. This has given rife to many coo)
tures, and makes it b; prefumed that the negoci•
adonis in favour of that Prince are either tr
mated, or dekrred till tome other period.
dirculEon of this important °hied ought to
place at Berlin ; and, according to every ap;
once, requires the prefence of the Prince who]
concerns.

Rim snow, Dec. t.—According to letters
Vienna, a plan of indemnities has been forme(
the principal objeet of which is to preferve the r
Ritution of the German Empire. This plan
tranfmitted .towards the end of November, t(
CoUrts of Pettriburgh, Berlin, and Londo
The anfwer of there Courts will dctermine
nature of the extraordinary Deputation of
Empire, which certainly will not afferuble for
time.

It is Paid that negociatione have been .
opened between the Courts of Vizuna and Muni
on the &Ned of the exchange of a (mall par
Bivaria. and that the Imperial Court has a
,fideut hope of attaining its obje&.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY.

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Dig, - 39 cfcdtive Dublin - -
Dustin Diethllltit 24.
5 per Cent& Gov. Dab. A-4 pa Cant. Royal Canal 9s.

Lalt night we received Paris Journals to the
sstb, and this day to the 26th init. inclufive. By
them, if any uncertainty could have remained re
(peeing the Breit fleet having failed, after the de.
claratiOn made by Mr. A DDINCirom the other night
in the Houk of commons, every doubt is no*
removed. The number of troops with the Beet is
Rated at swoon. several Spa►i4h fhips are along
with the French.

It is a little Angular that, at the very time' bis
news is confirmed, the fleet, which almoll every
one confidered as defined to watch the French
fqnadron. returned into 'ion. At a late hour yeC.
terday evening the fleet lately at Bantry Bay. un-
der Admiral Msrcniss, arrived at Portfmouth !

Here it may be proper to Rate, that by the
Mails from the Weft Indies, which arrived yeller-
day, reports were received of a dreadful infer•
region having taken place in the Wand of Gus.
daloupe. h is Caid that the Blacks were the aftors
in this bloody affair, which was generally dire Bed
againfl all the White People in the Wand, and
that the attempt was bat too fuccefsful. The re•
port was circulated with confidence at Lloyd%
but we cannot vouch for its truth.
Our Readers will recollee, that Come time ago
Admiral Lacaossa, the French Commandant at
Gnadaloupe, lent home an account to the Minister
of Marine of a mutiny having been attempted at
Baffeterre, but which was foppreffed, and a num-
ber of perfons aectifed being engaged in it
executed. Admiral I.acsossa Pays, that none
but people of colour were concerned in that affair.
It is evident from his narrative, (fee the Sraa Of

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with fubjelt would be as curi
theffitig; but we are afraid of
.eb precipitation, the vaR co
_pm which, being obliged to i
iisad of lopping off its brand
Eking in its hand a multitude o
iffwiduals ought nut to cut. At
define ourfelves to requelling tl
htis,as well as foreigners,that the
turd againft appointments mal
' Wes which they do not know,
ken to fuck places, and feducin,
toll inn thither. Several indiv
tjmeller in the tireet Saint-D
ito fimilar fnares, and have not
Lard of. The unfortunate pe
Ike the above bills arc pone
iliw• have bared a fimilar fate.
ma that, for fome time pan,
ifippeared from fociety. withou
wd who were known to have rr
dliftion, and to be.in good cir 1
• Let theft confederations NI
110 fie on their guard againft all
ilk unknown perfotu, who may
amication of the kind here alb
taws arta-vice and fpeciuus prop
anatetion with certain females, w
Mace of chooling different article
*jewellery, deftre them to be f
Isar to a certain place which th
°PM a multitude of other circt
nigh they may appear natural
Mended with danger.

s' If any thing is capable of gig
die citizens of Paris, and to die
fg•eignen in this capital;it is
Poke, as ingenious in its concti
*le in its re fearches, and shot
ft a check to all crimes, and t
ilinwvality, we might mention,
af its zeal and intelligence, cl
&pains 'or fears, and of direr,
kintiencd villains ; but, in ordci
fittor may fall into the fnares I
*mail be kept in ignorance ref;
314 furetiority of his enemy."

)ifpatches
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the mere;
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,anxious tc
ti London
itrumoursabroaci in th
fler, Mar. .•
therefore, it niay be
a which it buttes refer, 'particularly
ith other °Abe affair which has 'a
WpoikS which lave reachec
t.
About
4ther hand, it may allude ge to the
to Enghat • „.. the account, if the i
Jos"; • • There. is Come probab
onference, sod fatal in its effels
crowd of difeouraged the troops tb
affemblcd
[ter, %the. soberlting at Brea.
ne of the east there has been Come feri
is of the little doubt. It will
tiers,
for the French GoVer
met -
inilh and :to the Rate of its eolos
fince the . of the intercourfe with tl
there con. leyeeetion of its authority,
rated Go-
' of difobedience not to
for Ant. 3011AT•IlTE was not igno
ftruaione * : of Guadaloupe, as well
known that reafon was anxious
of
it thither - Pe
iiet witty, our Miniaers
the expedition from Brt
wed here Ishiag to a concinfion the
brought. tkyllad not arranged every
Highness ' of fignature, they 'were- t
PeiBhtil d theii hands the means of
RISC/ of , or unjuft pretenfions,
ppofed•
- have brought forward.
!Fled in- iit the treceding columns out
gh that '
cgs from the French p,
to Diez,
tu. lie , avoid calling their pa
r Prince. As knowing Notice, which
rer ken " (the Gazette de Fran e) J a
conjeo- = *four countrymen are pr
neg°6-
r termi-
Pads, as loon as the ifi
I. Tl;e' • and England !hall be pet
to take Eery Newfpaper in Great
appear- ' ' giti the article all the cii
whom it
,to put the unfurpefting o
!rs from may prove the means c
formed, lives to their relatives and
oi :he Con. NOTICE! NOTICE! NI
an was
, to the Captions. addreffed to feeling
tdon.-- , • • families in mourning
tine the sr, and requelb any informat
of
force the pond refreaing relations or
Or
appeared, without leaving an
rt again ailerate, have been for tome ti
Kunich, hie not frequented thoroughf
part of pehaps, do not pay to there bills t
6 a coo-
tie which tbey Teem to deferve
tithe ihabitAnts of Paris in pare
vs, on this fubjea, a few of
'Very pofitive data give us real
an are one or more focietes of v
mimes, and who, after emplOyi
,OCIE: gees, have bad rcfous ce to de
tias,againa. which it is difficult
'gat.
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guard:. The details that m
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