Star.
London, England, 1801-11-12 00:00:00

FROM TIIr PARIS PAPERS.

BRITSSF Ls, Nov. 2.-I,ctters from I folland (late,
that the Batayian Government has already fon to
England a great number of paffports for the Bri-
tith merchant !hips, bound to the ports of the Re-
public. A certain number which the Britith
Mini(ler has ti antic fitted for the ufc of the Dutch
flaps dctlined fur England, are every moment
expeEtsd at the Hague. 'Ebert: paffports will
be. equally ditlributtd in the different ports.—
In the mean time, feveral Englifh veirels richly
laden with Colonial prodticlions, have entered the
Zuiderzee and the Mettle, which has Gecafittned
a fall in the 'nice of ill& arti:les throughout all
Holland.

COrt NH AGEN, OCTOAFR. 28.—We already be.
pin to fed the happy effeis of the Peace. The
Englifh flips now paf, the Sound without convoy.
In the court: of one week, above 559 have pallid.
We are atfUred that the Englifh Government will
rellore to us the contribution they have railed in
our colonies. The commillion appointed tot taking
roirrilion of our colonies, will let out in a days
an the Lis frigate!, commanded by Captain WkitEL
this frigate will touch at England, to take
on board Major General WALT R SDUKrr, who is
now at London.
Oats, OCT• B.—Lettersfrom Bucharell,inWal-
lachia, dated September 17th, (Litt., tilAt CUIRC U
Oaßt AN, who had been named by the.Portc Gover-
nor of the Morea, dircontented with this appoint
inilead of repairing to his poll, colleted a
body I.f troops, with which he proceeded to Wal-
lachia to raire contributions. The Hofpodar of
that province, having early intelligence of the
march of this new rebel, chofe rather to fend him
a confiderable Cum of money, than to employ the
force of arms to reduce him to obedience. This
money, difpatched on:thirteen carriages, under the
direction of a Bojar, a confidential friend of the
Hofpodar, accomplifhed the propofed end, and the
rebel king fatisfied, immediately returned.

underflood'that ttie State ar.3C:,nferenee
CountCostsvrz Ft. and Eat 01*.V1: ST PHA:. EN oval go
as Plenipotentiaries from our Court to Amiens, to
treat fur the affairs of the German Empire.

On the 14. th init. the mictindertianding between
our Con: t and that of the Elector Palatine, rela-
tive to the bohemian fiefs, was finally adjuacd.
Count Eiss, who has for a long time deferred
his journey to Madrid, is now preparing to pro-
ceed thither, as Imperial Ambatrador. The cell-
clufion of the Preliminaries of Peace between
France and England has had an influence on this
Embaffy. The Spanifh Ambairador, likewife, who
had left this city to go to Italy, has returned to
Vienna. It is expelled that our Court. will now
acknowledw the King of ETRURIA.
The day before yetterday the Papal Nuncio here,
Cardinal RUFF°, received a brief from the POPE,
in which the French Emigrant Bifhops in the
Atittrian Rates, and the rett of Germany, are in-
vited to refign their Bilhoprics. The brief is the
fame with that which the Papal Nuncio in Lon-
don, M. ERSKINE, communicated to the French
Bithops there.
COP %HAGEN, OCTOBER 27.—The Hereditary
Prince FREDERIC was lafl Saturday attacked by
an apopleElic flrokc, which was in levere that
fears are entertained for his life. The bulletin of
to-day imports, that there is as yet no abatement
' in the fymptoms.
OCTOBER 3i.—The Hereditary Mince, accord-,
ing to the bulletin of to-day, is limes% hat Letter,
and we have now hopes of his complete recovery.
HAM BURCH, Nov. 3.—ln the feparatc articles
between England and France, arc various flipu-
lations relative to the navigation of neutral powers
in tin:e of war, as alfii relative to Piedmont ; to
commercial ellablifliments in Egypt, to I 'allover,
to the 'lonic of Orange, and the Slave Trade in
the Welt Indies.
The convention with Rullia likewife contains
fcparate articles which relate to the ;literals of
the t:unilies of thole German Princes who arc
neatly allied to the Imperial Houfe.
Brix, Ocr. 2l.—The ancient Swifs Cantons.
Sehweita, and Underwalelen, have fent a Dc.
lunation to Palk, CO conjure the FIRST CONSUL,
by the manes of TELL and WIN: cEI RI ED, to pra-
te& them in their ancient Con flitution, under which
alone they can enjoy tranquility and happinefs.

PARLIAmzNTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, NOV. Tr.

The mct at two o'clock, when Counfil were called to
the Bar, to be heard on the Appsal of David and Alexander
Alin, mcrchanto in Glafgow, Appellants, and the Provolt ar.d
Bailie s of Rutherglen, and others, Respondent 1, when Mr.Atiant
war hr>td on behalf of the Appellants, and Mr. Alexander, in
reply for the Refimndento, after which the further hearing was
rut off 't ill Toefsl.ry fennight.
Another Appeal Caufc hands for bearing to-morrow ; Cuun•
l so called to the Bar a two o'cliadt.

Ibe Si.cat ARV ut STA IC (Lord I labart; g3VellOtiCe that
he would to•tnnrrow move, that the Thanks of the Houfe be
voted to General Sir John Hely Hutchinfon, and thy gallant
Officers who loved under hint in Egypt.
Earl S r. VINCLN I' aFo gave notice that he would to-morrow
move tl.c Thanks of the Houfe to Admiral Lord Keith.

The Lords were ordered to be funtntoned.--Adjourord.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A PLrfon from the London Dock Company prefented Ac-
count of the Receipts and Dilburfements of the Company (or
the left twelve months—Ordered to lie on the Table.

Thu Salt Duty Bill was read a fecund time, and ordered to
be committed tv-mot ruw.

The order of the Day being read for the fecond
reading of the Starch and Didillcry Bill.
. . . . .

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Gcneral GASCOIGNE asked, whether it was the
intention of Government to allow the sinners to
work again on the 111 of January ? It was of
great importance, he Paid, that this Mould he dif-
tinaly known,•as the very rumour 1141 railed the
price of wheat ss. a quarter.
Mr. VANSITTART laid that the Aft prohibiting
the ufc of grain in the ditlilleries would certainly
expire on the Ift of January. The fubjtel had un-
dergone the moft ferious confideration of Govern-
ment, and he had received no inilrunions to prc.
pate a Bill for continuing the Aift. Indeed tiom
the abundance of the late harvell, if the cliitillc-
ries were not to he opened now, lie did not fee
when they ever could.
Member obferved, that the alledred rumour
could not be the caufe of the rife in the price of
wheat, as that grain was not allowi.d tu be ..ifed
in the dillilleries.
The Bill was then read a fecond timc, and ,ir-
dered to be committed to-morrow.

The CHANCELLUR of the EXCIIIL..yrR gave no-
tke, that he would to-morrow move the thank, of
the Hou.i: to Sir John Hely Hutchinfun, Le td
Keith, and the officers and men under their com-
mand.

The Ifoufe then went into a Committee of Slip-
ply, to which were referred the Navy Ef
and feveral other accounts.
On the Motion of Sir 11.1 m. Elliott, the f.,110w.
ing ftims wctc voted to defray the expen,:c to be
incurred for three lunar months, flout the Ili of
January, ISu2. _ .

Or•ltit.sn.• 4,f thc Navy - 2'00.6.--4
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W.ir - - 1g.7.-7
The being refunnil, th. was or-
to be brought up to
Itiancdi.itely alter a Coniniittce cf Ways and
'Means W.IC wine into ; when
The CHAN IL. 111. the I:x4' R moved the
•o'..ii:ll Voles, w were i4l coin to, sir.

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The R efolutions to Ir. t. pot to-11.•.n..w, anti
C(,mmitte,. s of Supply ;I:11 and Ncan% to li•
!:n On 1.1 iday.
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